------Ject. He aUted that if a study Avlattpn Student William Palm­ was to be made that it should be ROOFING er, eon of Mr. and Mra. l»uis Rol)b to Head made by a committee that under- Gettinji; Ready About Town Palmer of 171 South Main .street, stoo«i child delinquency thorough­ IS - who has been taking his basic ASBESTOS SIDING lAK GRILL' ly, and not by any one group who 'WHERE GOOD FELLOWS GET TOGETHER" training at the San Antonio, Tex­ Loral Seoiits could not understand the actions For Big Rush CaplHin D«vkl McCollurti of as. Air base, has been aaslgned for (SIXTEEN PAtlES) PRICE THREE CENTS of a growing boy or girl. He cited % INSULATION (Claaallled Adverttalng os Page 14) MANCHESTER, CONN,, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1943 rx)nip«ny H, 8Ut« Guardt, r*- advanced work, at the pre-flight many cases wjiich have appeared VOL. LXIII., NO. 66 qucats n itn ib o n of hi* a n lt to r** DINE AND DANCE training school at the same fleld. SiHTPPils Raynioiiir Mer­ in the Juvenile courts which should Mail Pouring in Ht^rc; E xpert workiiHMixhlp. AU work port at tha atata armory next He was graduated from Manches­ never have been brought up, cases guaranteed. IteaBiinable ertres. .T o the Lilting Tunes of Monday nl«ht for the State Guard ter High school last June. cer; Annual Re|>ortH which, if understood, would have Additional Carriers, to No obligation for an mttinat*. DON MAC AND HIS RHYTHM MASTERS Parade and Review for Governor .saved the courts a lot. of trouble. Start Satiirilay. Writ*. DELICIOUS FOODS -r- MODEST PRICES! Allied Shipping Blasted by German Bombers at Bari KaJdwln In the Hartford State Read at Meeting. The bad girl or bad boy problem if Armory not later than T p. m. Chapman Court, Older of Ama­ French Units Win Yankees Consolidate ranth, will hold its annual meeting handled properly in their , early Sherwood J. Robb was named years will .save many a youth from Incoming mail at th« Manches­ Burton Insulating Co. ROAST b e e f h a l f BROILERS tomorrow evening at 7:45 in the 180 Oxford St. H artfo rd Membera of Waablngton Lodge, Masonic Temple. The biisirieaa will chairman and Stuart Segar vice- becoming a criminal in later years, ter post office ia heavier than STEAKS VEAL CUTLETS usual for «o early in December. Phone Hartford S‘2-4518 UO.L.. will meet at their hall on Include the reports of all commit­ chairman rtf the Manchester Dis­ was the speaker's conclusion. FRIED CLAMS CHOW MEIN Eaat Center atieet tomorrow tees and the election of officers Against Germans trict, Boy Scouta of America, last Starting Saturday each carrier n ig h t a t 7:4R and proceed to Oie for the year 1944. A Christmas will be assigned additional help­ Our Kitchen Chwes At It P. M. New Britain Landing; night.at the annuiial meeting and Thomaa G. Dougan Funeral Home party will follow with Mrs. Bel- Belli Slioloiii Noles ers and it is expected that the mail AI.ICE COP'KAN ' . 0 school for children at 3:45 p. m. RECORDS troops, entering the war on Laufling Obviously Is ORANGE HALI. gational church will have Its an­ pie for Their Gloom- Scouts and 70 Cub Scouts, with Adult.class on "Jewish Customs" .Must be turned In for sal­ METERS To Be Prepared to ous Landings, Dec. 1 .5 . nual Christmas party. The poalor, 10 troops and .wo Cub Packs. the European mainland for Aimerl at Conqufsl of 23 REGULAR GAMES AT Kev. Charles Jolinsoii, will give a will hold the last session at the vage It you want to keep iest Christmas of W ar. I.«ave« To E n ter HervU-e playing the new onea. Meter prints amount of de­ the first time since 1940, P,ay Increasing Price S3.00 A GAME FOR 25c! brief talk on the Holy land, in the home of Mrs. J. Rubinow at_7:30 have scored outstanding suc­ Entire Islunil anil the Genei’al MacArthur’Sj^iead- Field Scout Blxecutive Roy Card p. m. ~ 3United States frequently membera regret very much of his munique from Allied headquar­ cargo ships, five at them American, and 1,00(1 casualties was the score for the raiders. (AP Wire- the irretrievable loss of that key has been able to buy victory at cessfully repelled several Jap­ announcement to leave. In a war-front atmosphere of ters. ruins and death due to Allied air photo from U. S. Signal Corps, I / , base but presages the first real low cost. anese oiir attacks. The announce­ Important Problem Now Completely Re-Equipped bombings, almost daily executions strategic .setback of the war for From here on. In both Europe ment from Gen. DouglM MacAr- FOR TOP VALUE S thur's headquarters was the first Scout Executive Nelson A. Sly IN A NEM HOME They are the same trOopa which by Heinrich Himmler’s Gestapo, the Riaing Sun empire. and the Pacific, the United States of Charter Oak t^iuncir reported and nation-wide shortages of Coinciding as it did with Presi­ will have to be prepared to pay an since the bulletins yesterday tell­ EAT THE BEST AT REYMANDER’S fought’alongside the Allies in Tu- ing of the landing of Army troopg CORNED BEEF AND that the boy problem' la more im­ Sec the Ones Being Built By nlaia, but since then have been every commodity, the German dent Roosci-elt’s retura to the Uni­ increasing price in blood ami portant now than it ever was be­ press is looking forward to Christ­ New Tax BUI ted States, the landing of Gen. tears. This is the strong convic­ on the southwest coa.st of Japan a CABBAGE completely re-equlppdd with British Bombers Hit main Island ba.se In the Southwest fore to all mothers and fathers, Co m f o r t in g GREENBROOKE American uniforms, guna and ma­ mas by trying to answer the ques­ Douglas 5 acArthur’s forces with tion of ranking officers whose duty Delicious Half Broilers and that we must not forget that tion "Is there anything to be hap' Naval support on the bomb-swept it is to calculate lossea not for their Pacific. F u n er a l S ervice. terials. There were no further details TENDER, JUICY STEAKS the boy of today will be. the man HOMES, INC. py a b o u t? ” Must Await beaches of Arawe gave f^gsh em­ effect on home front morale but • Moderota costs Soon after moving up to the Berlin Heavily Again phasis today to the decisions of of the action at Araw’c. but the of tomorrow. To maintain a de- baltlefronl the French participated Admit Outlook Not Bright for their hearing on strategy. OYSTERS AND CLAMS ON THE HALF SHELL Cairo and Teheran to shatter the Key Fn Course Of Fighting announcement that Texas Army mocracy we cannot forget the , • Personal attention On Walkei Street in a aeries of local attacks, cap­ Two prominent newspapers pub' DINE AND DANCE TONIGHT! military might of Germany and to One key to the courae of future units were consolidating their po­ Home Front, for the training that ' • Modern equipment turing several Important German lished at. opposite ends of the Recess End strip Japan of the last vestigea of lighting Is this: The day of the sitions indicated there was little boys and girls get today will eith­ For further tufonnation call at hilltop positions and taking a num­ Reich— the VOeDcischer Bcobach- • Expert direction Ale.vander Jarvis Co. olllce on Loose Thumlerous Ex- ^ g g e rt N szis’ her conquered empire. strategical flanking attack is past if any additi'onal opposition after Rejrmander's Restaurant er atrengthen or weakend the ber of prisoners, who expressed ter and The Rheiniach -West- the brief skirmishes accompany­ futurf of America. WALTER N. LECLERC Center street or ai 38 Alexander Yes. we can take your order for a brand new Philco, Faelische Zeitung-— acknowledged plosives on Nazi Nerve F-xll M ay N ot Come Qiilckly in both Europe and the Pacific MAHCHfSTta, conH surprise at finding the French in Final Hasty Blessing by Thc fall of Rabaul may not come ing the amphibious landings. " “ Pine Wines, Liquors and Beer . Speaker of the Evening street. either 6 tubes, Console or 8-tube Chairside Mttdel. the outlook is not bright. The day of the frontal attank is 35-37 Oak Street Telephone 3922 10 Tel. 5268 Phones; 4ll2 or 7275 action. "The times have become even Senate Finance Com­ Center for 41st Time quickly, but when it does it will here. Seeking to Cnotact ,lapaneae Judge V'llllam A. Harney, the The French forces had been more severe, more serious,’’ they Drive Turned open a hole 1,000 miles wide in Ja­ In this sense the approach to Patrols are probably branching principal speaker of the evening trained in North Africa under the both said. ’ Great numbers of our mittee Too I.ale to This Year; Fires Set. pan's outer defense ring, from the Rabaul. the projected invasion of out into the ram-soaked jungle la waa then Introduced by Chairman direction of Geri. Henri Giraud and t-omen and mothers with children northern coast of’ New Guinea to the MarshnII islands, the eventual reconnaissance missions seeking Robb. He took as his subject. Allow Action Before. Ponape in the Caroline islands. A beautifil roon their usp of Aine*>can arms came must spend this Christmas in London, Dec., 17.—(/P)— Into Retreat drive from the Aleutlana into to contact the Japanese. '•Juvenile Delinquency.” Judge $ 6 9 - 9 5 to $ 8 9 ^ 5 under arrangements made at the Mopping-jp jobs' will remain —or •1*aramnshiro“ in the Kuriles, and At the same time, MacArthur’s Harney was very lnterested4n the changed districts a m o-n-g Stricken Berlin heaved up N ew Britain, New Ireland and e o stso n fy Casablanca conference last Janu­ strangers. They have no homes Washington, Dec. 17— Sen­ the expected landings in western headquarters announced that Aus­ fact that Manchester is about to Bmigainville — but strategically tralians on the W’estern side of Vi- Come In Today! They Won’t Last Long! ary. and therefore won’t be able to cel- ate leaders all but slapped a Don't- fields of flame and smoke Spectacular Defeat Is Twinkl*, tevinkk, Hiilt At dollar '/oJrt «k. make a thorough study of this sub- the lapanese will have suffered a tiaz strait were making "good Announcement Fnmence Creutea Sensation . Open-Until-New Year’s label today again last night as hundreds (Continued on Page Sixteen) TIC b t Inflictetl on Latest body blow. progress” up the Huoii peninsula- Their presence created a sensa­ (ContlDUed on Page Two) on the new 12,284,000,000 tax bill of giant, black R.A.F. bomb­ The implications (tf the long-ex­ of New Guinea and capture of La- III cooperation with the Uiiitctl States Fuel tion among the Italian people and ers loosed thunderous explo­ ‘'Annihilation'' Offen­ pected landings on New Britain kona was "imloinent." the quick successes of the French The hasty final blessing given I.OOKING FOR AN RURTON D. PEARL’S the measure by the Senate Finance sives on the Nazi nerve cen­ are enorniona, and for the fir.st Japanese bombers attempted U> Conservation Program G. E. Willis & Son, soldiers contrasted sharply with sive in Yugoslav Area. Soviets Gain ATTRACTIVE committee yestenlay apparently ter for the 41st time this time the interlocking nature of attack the Anacrlcan poeitiona the abortive efforts recently of the Toll of Rail the operations in New Guinea, the soon after the initial landings on Jne., now offer a eoinplele insulation service flist Italian militia to be sent in­ came too late to permit its enact- year. Stockholm dispatches BOUDOIR CHAIR rnent by CTiristmas. Majority London, Dec. 17—i/P) A spec­ Solomons and the Gilbert islands Arawe, but Allied fighters inter­ to make your limited fuel supply last longer. to the’ Allied lines. said the capital city waa burning becomes readily apparent. With Upper Hand cepted them and..riM headlluartera 599 -HOTEL SHERIDAN BLDG.- PHONE 7590 Leader Barkley anticipates a con­ again today after a tw o w eeks tacular defeat has baen Inflicted To give to the one and only? MAIN Announcement of the participa­ Crash Dead gressional recess from the middle on the latest German "annihila­ the eventual captnre of Rabaul, spokesman said that in each case . . You will he surprised at how little it costs tion of the French coincided with respiterthe flames from her gut­ they merge inevitably into a gi­ "the air attacks were repeiled." We have them.... of nexrvfssk iintll about Jan. 4 ted buildings "reddening the sky." tion" offen.sive against Yugoslav TNC MIRACtC WALL FINIM an aerial assault fdr the second gantic thrust pointed directly at Over Nazis Feu Casualties fur Scope rashioned for Cost} a buck, but to insulate and how much fuel you will save. * * « precluding early action on the bill Transport Reported Paralyzed guerrilla.s, a special war bulletin successive day on German com­ Rises to 70 Finance Chairman George iD- the Philippines through a great The Amcrrcan Sixth Army ea- fastidious looks liKe ten munications and supply lines in the Telephone communication was from the headquarters of Marshal gap in the enemy i.sland chain. tablished its hold on the Arawa We will send an estimator to your home Ga.) said legislative draftsmen Joaip Broz (Tito) said today. $13.95 up Alpine region of northern Italy, could not possibly whip the meas­ irregular, and the capital’s trans­ „ ('an Expect More .\lr Attacks Counter-Attacks by Rus­ peninsula with but few casualties, without obligation to you, if interesteil. LARSEN'S where heavy bombers wrecked rail port was reported paralyzed from The broadcast victory communi­ Vastly Increased air operations considering th 6 scope of the op­ Eight More Boilies Are ure and its accompanying report que said that Nazi and satellite v w a v v w 7 7 ? 7 | facilities at Padua and Dogna. into final shape before Monday or streets choked with debris. In Mac.Arthnr's theater can bo ex sians Dislofige (scr- eration! The troops moved shore­ FEED SERVICE forces everywhere had suffered All estimates ami installatitms done iin^lcr Ground lighting by both the Believetl Locked in Tuesday, and indicated he would The sixth raid on the capital in pected in the nbar future, a.s ward with powerful Naval and air 38 Depot S<|uare Tel. 5t08 Fifth and Eighth Armies was con­ a month waa launched from Brit-' defeats, 'and that the enemy had bomhera act out to neutralize the m ans From Settle­ support, and seven hours after the agree to postponement if special been thrown into retreat in num the supervision of the Hodskin Engineering For Your PeF$ Xmas Present fined largely to consolidating pre­ Section of One of legislation could be worked out to ain juat after American Liberator rehaaining enemv air basea^ along ments West of Kiev. first assault at dawn Wednesday, vious gains and to bitter local the and Flying Fortresses returned in eroua sectors. the north coasF of New Guinea. Brig. Gen. Julian Cunnihghanj, Cars Not Yet Entered. cover an anticipated freeze in Expending ,Men Recklessly Ca>. timler a money hack guarantee. MARlIfiPAiNIUARNM [HAMIli battles for atrateglc advantages. social security tax rate. twilight from their daylight raids That will permit the fleet to shell commander of the invading force, Assault German Bastion on nortftwest Gerinany. The Nazi forces which achieved one Japanese positions free of aerial Moscow, Dec. 17—(/Pi—Gen. messaged Gen. Douglas MacAr- Lumberton. N. C..^ Dec. 17—(IP) .\iitomatlc Increase Delayed breakthrough into liberated ter­ interference, smashing the enemy thur "our objective is attained." For free estimate on fuel savings call .vl25 Gen. Mark W. Clarks Allied Upon the insistence of Senator Eighth Air Force did not specify Nikolai Vatutin’s First Ukraine ANNOUNCEMENT PURINA —The toll of known dead in the the Americans' target, but the ritory and then embarked on a throughout New Guinea. Halma- Army appeared to have firmly es­ It was the first concerted ae- AND troops on the weaterff end of the Vandenberg (R-Mich), the com­ campaign of burning and looting hera and at Amhoina, and opening SUGAR SPICt battlefront assaulted the German southeast’s worst railroad disaster Gerrhan communique said the tablished the upper hand west of DR. C. C. SHERWOOD mittee wrote in a provision delay­ fleets. were over Helgoland bay are expending men and tanks the route into the Phliippines. (Oontlnued on Page Twelve) We also have storm sash and storm doors bastion of San Pietro, which rose to 70 today as wreckers ing throughout 1944 a projected recklessly w an effort to break Already Rabaul has been bomb Kiev today after more than five o n e ^ d o l Dentist guards the road to Rome, and the automatic increase in social se­ and "dropped a great number of worked with little success to pry high explosives and incendiary the rising tide of Tito’s fiercely- ed into uselessness as a Naval weeks of desperate fighting of 869 Main Street in stock. SURE... DOG CH OW attacking Infantry ran into a curity taxes. Unless the Vanden­ apart four telescoped .»assenger bombs on residential -quarters in fighting guerrilla forces, the bul­ ba.se in repeated attacks by land against heavy German infantry aeries of concrete pillboxes, and berg proviso is adopted in the tax a number of localities in north­ letin continued. « and carrier-based planes, and the Manchester > IN MKAI. OR CHECKER other strong points resulting in cars that still blocked the Atlantic bill or in other legislation, social and tank attacks. LAMPS ARE SCARCE Coast line’s double-track mainline western Germany" and Bremen. Tito’s announcement of the suc­ Japanese have abandoned all at­ FORM fierce hand-to-hand fighting. secruity lax rates, now 1 per cent Russian counter-attacks dis-1 Flashes! Is Now Associaited With from New York to Florida. It acknowledged particularly cesses of his forces come shortly tempts to send anything but small Iron Fireplace Grates Other heavy skirmishes were re­ each on employers and employes, heavy damage to Bremen itself, after the regular daily communi­ supply craft into its harbor. The looged the enemy from several ] (I,ate Bulletins ol Ike (JP) W ire) tve have them ! The body of an unidentified ci­ rise to 2 per cent Jan. 1. DR. J. H. FAGAN ported west of Fillignano, where vilian was recovered from the the big U-boat base which the que gave details of the Nazi .set­ area of the landlngi'Vt Arawe is settlements intthe Teterev river JUST THE THING TO USE IN YOUR FIREPLACE two more hills were taken. Farther wreckage early today. Red Cross Vandenberg tied a 6,0-day rate- Americana battered also on Nov. suitable for the r-pid construction sector 55 miles west ot the yiriFoi^ of 93 Asylum Street (HM>d-Looking Table Lamps freeze rider to a pending House- back. Regrets rarawa Casualties FOR BURNING CANNEL COAL south a serious German counter­ and railroad officials here reported 26 and 29. Cairo reports had indicated pre­ of airfields, and Allied planes Ukraine capital for the second (Singles or pairs) apnroved bill. successive day yesterday. Russian W ashington, Dec. 17.—' jP) -— Hartford attack was beaten off in the moun­ eight moi'e bodies were believed Intent to Finish Job Seen viously that Tito’s forces, aided probably will be operating from •There are no fox-holes off shore” S£ V tains Headquarters said the Fifth locked in a section of one of the The committee bill resorts to communique aaid, enabling Vatu­ $6.9.5 lip The degree of the Berlin assault by Allied aerial blows, are engag­ tin's columns to resume their drive and "There Is no royal road te Telephone 6-6510 . cars which had not been entered. ing or are pinning down as many (Continued on Page Twelve) fCoattnoed on Page Ten) (ConOiiued on Page Six) —more than I ..560 long tons of northwest of Radomyal. Tokyo,”, Ueut. Gen. A. A . Vande- The four steel cars, stacked one Gecman divisions as are being grlft, new cominundant of the Ma­ bombs—and the determination „ , Hold Si-rtously Threatened e-'Way and 3-Way Floor S i b . . on top of the other, were so jam­ ! with which it was pressed home battled by Allied armies in the rine Corps, said today In answer­ med together that they were little Italian campaign on the other side Nazi Marshal Fritz von Maiin- Lamps despite the loss of 30 bombers, left stein’s hold on that important ing a congressional Inquiry as to G. £. Willis & Son, Inc. bigger^ than one car is normally. ' no doubt that the R. A. F. intends of the Adriatic. Piiuemonia Not Equal In Food Value the heavy 5liirlne easualtles in the Merit Basis The wrecking trains were able to Soloiis Ready stronghold,’ lying betw een the .Ko- COAL. LUMBER, MASONS’ SUPPLIES, PAINT $19.95 to finish the job of leveling what Spes-lflo Successes Listed rosten-Kiev and Zhitoniir-Kiev raiiture of Tarawa. "No one re­ move the pyramided coaches only These specific auccea.ses were and m ore To 15 Lbs. of Fresh remains of the capital city’s acres m ain highw ays, is now .serioii.sly grets the losses in such an attack 2 MAIN s t . t e l . 5125 six feet all night. of factories, government build­ listed in Tito’s war bulletin: Spreading Now The double pileup * of the two threatened by the Russian gains, itsell,' he said in a letter to Chalr- Gains Favor For Vacation ings, financial institutions and Complete defeat of enemy Week-End Values At I.jM>king for Maple Bridgt Meat. crack flyers produced a death list d.spatches from the front indica­ Imiin Walsh (Il-Ma.ss) of the Sen- just short of that in the wreck of warehouses. forces with heavy losses in Roga- ted. I ale Nuviil ..\ltuirs romnilttee. who . Lamps? the Congressional limited' in Phila­ With last night’s attack, which tita; a large Nazi column partly General I'mprovemenl Meanwhile Gen, Ivan S. Konev’s I more Ilian does the .Marine Corps Reorganization of Army Roosevelt ■ Sgfely Back destroyed and thrown into re- We have a - nice model at only Feed it Straight or Mixed with Table Left-overs. delphia last September when 80 came before bomb-exhausted Ber­ In (jliiireliill's ('onili- Second Ukraine Army, 200 miles j had iiiaile the Inquiry. ei^c!nnis*D for fine Promotion System Aft­ persons lost their lives. After Round of War liners had a chance to fall asleep, to the south, pressed its attai k be­ $1 2 .9 5 Cats Go For It In A Big Way, Too! The southeastern seaboard’s m ore than 1.5,000 tons of high ex­ (Continued on Page Ten) tion Is Maintaineil. low captured Cherkasy toward the High OHicer* Dismissed Jrw9JIJBiX % 9 FOODS Complete with Maple Table er War Is Proposed. worst previous rail wreck occur- (Conferences Ahriiail. plosives and incendiaries have I»hdnh, De«’. 17.— —Adolf 84 OAKLAND .ST.. OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHT. PHONE 7386 been showered upon the blackened (t'oijtlnued on Page Ten) Hiller, acting quickly to pul down Trea.8urv Balance London, Dec. 17.-^(/Pi—General a- "gencnils revolt" within thn W aahlngton, Dec. 17—(8')—P ost (Oontlnned oa Page Two) Washington, Dec. 17 -— iiPi .— and shattered city. By Doing Without There waa no clear indication improvement in Prime Minister (■••riiian .Army, has sta rte d dis­ Safely back in this coqntry after ‘ war reorganization of the Army on of what area of Berlin the R.A.F. Washington. Dec. 17.—(4»i— The missing a number of his high- a merjt-promotion baaia was pro­ a round of war conferences abroad. position of the Treasury Dec. 15; Churchills' condition has been Lean, Meaty Smoked Shoulders, 2 pts. lb. 31c Lb. enson Checkerl^ard Feed Store President Roosevelt today found concentrated on last night al­ ranking officers Including major C T i n n « 1. 111 posed by members today as the though private information reach- R eceipts, $321.188.99,5.59; expen­ maintained, a bulletin from his Half of Space generals, an informant with close 1063 MAIN 1st., OPP. FOREST ST. TEL. 7711 Senate Military .committee receiv­ Strike Halts Congress getting ready to take a ditures. $274,857,414.40; net bal­ bed-side announced this afternoon. Rib Roasts Pork, 4 pts. lb. 31c Lb. Christmas vacation. underground <*onne<’lions In Ger- ed legislation which would halt all (Continued on Page Ten) ance, $12,263;523,713.19. "There has been no spread in the ntany said today. This Informant, CHRISTMAS permanent advancement In offi­ Whether a joint session will be Given to Trial; Bus Service held first to.hear Mr. Roosevelt re­ pneum onia, and im provem ent in who’cannot be further Identifled, Leon Bacon, 4 pts. lb. 39c Lb. cers’ ranks during the war. said that offli-ers disiiaissed whole- iW W W a V I Senator Thomas (D-Utah), act­ port on his momentous meetings the prime ministers general con­ Read Herald Adva. ing chairman in the absence of in Cairo and Teheran probably will f ' . A . ..a ''•ale along the eastern: front and In Lamb Chops and Roasts . Veal Chops and Roasts be decided at talks he is expected dition has been maintained." said Gestupo Agent isaid t<> $»vcry o4'4*iij»ted country Senator Reynolds .(D-NB), said Routes' South of Nash the bulletin issued at No. 10 E/.,wn- LIGHTING the committee would be called to have soon with congressional Famous Nun Will Become Have Pleatled Giiiltv | i-o »«cu’s^ of 'insubordiaa; A little good Beef, Pork Chops, Hams, Sausages leaders. Ing street. It was signed by Lord • lion" and “negligence. upon to examine the Army’i organ- ville and Chattanooga Moran, Brigadier Evan Bedford ixation with a view to eliminating If the legislators decide to go Tti Slaving Pri.HonerH. * ' * . Canadian Bacon-All Kinds Cold Cuts Affected by Walkout. home next ■ week for a 10-days First Saint for America and Lieut. R. J. V. Pulvertaft. • ^ I To Bixiadcust Christmas .Message DRAWING OP a repetition, of the^ "hum p" th a t ' May Name .Acting Leader. developed' in the promotion line rea,t, as present plans call for, they Manchester probably will leave a half dozen Churchill, suffering from his sec­ Atlanta, Dec. 17.—uPi—A atrike alter the last war. controversial iaauea hanging fire Chicago.' Dec. 17—(>P)—Mother- Bom in Lo(li, North Italy, in ond attack of pneumonia tri 10 cow press- devoted two of their broadi-ast his traditional Christ- "The Army should be placed on of drivers and maintenance men JUICY FLORIDA ORANGES 12 Lb. Peck 89c until aftei the first of the ydar.v Frances Xqyier ■CqbrinI, interna- 1850, a daughter of a farmer, she months, undoubtedly will require four page.s to the Kharkov atroc-1 message to the world froin a basis where promotions will be caused suspension today of all tionally famou* nun and often took vows of chastity st an early $225 In Victory Bonds The President was in constaift a long period for recuperation and ity trial of German soldiers and a | the Vatlean radio Dec. 24 a t \ peck ha.s alxiut 3 do’/.en nice size fruit! Save money! made on n>grit and-not alone on service by the Southeaatern Grey contact with the White House called the "apostle of the, Italian age. founded the misrionary order consequently it is expected Brl- 12:15 p. m. Romo time (7:15 a. Is Saving ’ seniority." Thomas told a reporter, bound Bus Lines on routes south of immigrant," who died in Chicago in Lodi, and came to New York Ru.ssian traitor accused of mur­ tduring hia absence and presum­ tains war cabinet niay name an III. e. w. t.) over wave lengths SEEDLESS FLORIDA "I think we have something to Nashville and Chattanooga. Tenn 26 years ago. will become the first when she was 39. ders. ^ ably waa kept fully informed of acting leader to serve in his ab­ Principal attention was given ,to 3106 ami 1987. C hrlstm aa e»a learn from the Germans in their W. F. Arington, regional mana­ developments. In addition to rapid American ever‘canonized a saint: She worked among the Italian sence. GRAPEFRUIT 5 for 25c or 12 for 50c recognition of leadership in build­ ger in Atlanta, said the "strike by the Catholic church. } immigranta, organized a school, the trial "f Capt. William Lang- he will celebrate midnight mass BINGO PARTY wireless messages, it became The first of the daily bulletins held, 52, of the Gestapo who was which also will be liroadrast. start­ ing up their Army." apparently is apreading," as he A Swiss Telegraph agency dis- ' later a hospital. Then she organ- Bahy Green Beaii8, 2 tjU. 39e. Im tiho Pascal Celer>' 29c Jum*. Fuel • known, he exchanged information promised from his bedside some­ .said to have pleaded guilty to kill­ SPONSORED BY MEMORIAL LODdE, NO. 38, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS diacloaed that 700 drivers and fiatch from Vatican City last night Ized similar ventures abroad, but ing at II p. >n- Rome time (6:0* Forced to Walt Yoon and documents with hia aides here where in the Middle East. Was ing civilians and Russian prison­ p. m. e. w. t.) Although the h(» h’cherg Lettuce, 2 hds. 29c. Fancy Tomatoes, 25c cello ’Thomaa said that if numerous maintenance men had walked ouL by airplane couriers, who shuttled said the Congregation of Sacred returned to New Orleans, where issued from No. 10 Downing street The line employes approximately Ritesm a __ stVwan had jsarinnifffS.decided upon Tf Altana* canoniza- \JLf*FA ailffarinfi'Italians'were rarin sufferingl racial per ers of war. Pope’s anniml Christman address ' promotions in permanent rank are across the Atlantic every two flat 7 t. m. last night and reported The courtroom was packed with In aw’aited with Intereat. It la not' pkg., Yellow Onions, Firm Cabbage, Yellow Globe Turnips, 6 lbs. 3,500 drivers and maintenance men days and sometimes oftcncr. tidn of the Italian-born, natural­ sedition at the tjine. ‘some improvement In his general Critical Materials made ndw a situation may develop Chicago Center of Uperations workers, houscw’ives and soldiers. generally bellesed th a t he wdll on lU 10.000 miles of routes. -Teheran Most Distant Point ized American citizen, who found­ 25c, Navel Oranges 59c doz, Fancy Bunch Carrots, Spinach, Orange Hall such as existed after the last war, As the order grew, she made condition” after a restful night. He The session yesterday began seek dlreetly to Influence the war­ when deserving officers were fore Suspension of aervlce between , 'The chief executive himself, ed the Institute of the Missionary is under the care of ..three physi­ with questioning of Langheld. by NaahvUle and Birmingham and mllitarv authoritiea aaid. was SisUrs of the Sacred Heart of a Chicago her center of operations, ring nations. Ratlishes, Chinese Cabbage, Lemons, Ripe Bananas. ed to wait years for sdvan< ent and founded Columbus hospital cians, Including a heart speciaUat. the prosecutor. Colonel of the Jus­ s s s beesusa so many older men re' Oiattanooga dnd Jacksonville. never more than four days’ flying sus and was known on three con- The prime ministers illness waa tice Department N. K. Dunaiev. and Labor Fla., 'cut cne of the main bua time from Washington. The most UnenU for her works. Pope Pius and other Institutions here. She Urst Real Daughter Men maided in the service when the announced yesterday morning, "Three court-appointed Moscow at­ Monday Eveningf Dec. 20th ’routes between Florida and the XU will preside, st a gathering of founded 67 institutions, including ” W illU nw port, Pa., Doc. 17— Army wsa reduced to peace-time distant point he is known here to taking the nation by complete sur­ torneys represented the accused. CHOCOLATE PUDDING, 12 PKGS. FOR 95c mid-.weat. have touched at was Teheran, the congregation for her sanctifi- hospitals, schools, orphanages, —The last real Daughter of the size. homes and refuges In the United prise and amusing quirk anxiety. Account of Trial Given American Revolution died teday. Arington said the line handles where he and Prime Minister ration sometime in January . The Moscow press gave this ac­ Thomas said provision should be States, Europe and South Amer­ Ruggeats Delegating Tasks .She was .Mra .Annie Knight Oieg- CHOCOLATE 'NUGGET' COOKIES 35c Lb.. approximately 1,750,000 paasen' Churchill confefred with Marshal Quick Canonization Unusual count of the trial: made for retention in -higher Canonization so soon' after her ica. The London press was virtually ory, 100, whose fa th e r, R l r i a r i ADMISSION 2Se ranks of officers promoted over gera « month and through Decem­ Stalin. unanimous in suggesting that on At iJie outset of the question­ Franc5-.\nieric7in Spaghetti, no poiiit.s. Salad Dressing, Puurake The Manchester Electric Division' ber would handle about , On top of the report Mr. Roose death is most unusual. In the case Evidences of two miracles have Knight, waa a drununer hey with EXTRA CARDS S for 25c PLAYING STARTS AT 8 O CLOCK their seniors because of unusual 2 000,000 been accepted by the congregation hia return fce delegate to asalst- ing. Langheld waa asked: or around 7,000 a day under nor' velt Is expected to make to Con­ of Joan of Arc; for example, it "Is it established that orders for WaahlngtMi at Valley Forge. »e Syrup, Grapefruit Juice (no jioinls), all kinds of Campbell Soups, abiUty. took 300 years. Mother Cabrini of Sacred Rites—a required step mnts a great portion of the tasks raae to a capUla ef Infaatry la "T ba man who has earned mat operatlona. Fully threa- gress OB the Allied war councils, that have kept him up almost dally mass extermination of innocent t i c k e t s f o r t h e d r a w in g w u x b e o n a the chief executive faced with ^ e became the first American to be for canonization. They were pre­ the War of 1113. She WM tM Ueiii2 Baked Beaus (12 blues per jar). Plenty of Tea and Tea m OOMNDOaCDS ffOWNB OOMPAinr temporary promotimi to brigadier fourtha of.this number, he said. sented by a tribunal at hearings SALE AT THE BINCKI PARTY ^ beatified—the last step before (UMiUBiMd aa F ata Xwa) b a t M atch. Bags. Come on over. 77t Mata atiMt liudiMlw. Oh b . ^ ^ ! canonizatiipn—in 193& ,here in 1833. (OoaHBiied oa Page Toa| in g In bomhirfg missions over Els- University School. of- Medicine has pher, the late Dr. Harvey Cushing, KEITH SHRISTMAS SPEHAL ka In the western Aleutians before S .'S LSS US “KiJ“w ; Life of Vesajius arranged for the publication of a had struggled in the same terrain days at Christmas and gain a e Cj&rlesitdlfi," *ihney Awardcid 22 tunf declared "the hours of the _g hospital.) it was retaken by American made despite strong enemy air­ life of Andreas Vesalius, the great in the last war, and he dedicated Christmas feast will lack most of breathing spell’ from the exertions T o l l o f R a a Q dui6i)im ve i Pledge Kelly, Bergt. Kenucth C.. Coal Army Air Medal forces, have been announced by craft fire and often under adverse To Be Published mllitory surgeon and one of the the energies of the last years of their outward luster in this fifth of war, will at least have a sham the War department. Weather conditions. Those decora­ moll important figures in medi­ his life to the portrayal of the life festival to Celebrate. Valley, Pa. yeat* of the war. . . . In the cities hit KemmUr, Seaman 3rd Class. ted Included: cine of all time. and work of Vesalius, foremost Every Child Goebbels', as spokesman for the H ere Suecess Washington, Dec. 17 — (/P) — These airmen were credited among the founders of modem by the enemy bomhlnf terror it Crash Dead Robert P.. Charleston, S. C. (Connecticut: Nazi party, has acclaimed Christ­ Awards of the Distinguished Fly­ with repeated missions over the New Haven, Dec. 17—(Jf)— Rec­ During the inclement winter of medicine. will be impossible to light Christ­ Klinger, Harry R., 6315 S. Satina A ir Medal: ognizing the highly significant 1544, Vesalius served with the Single Toy, mas trees in every house.” mas as a ‘test period" for the Ger­ Furnished By ing Cross and the Air Medal to enemy island stSbngholds. Earlier, street, Syracuse. N. Y. many of them had participated In Charjes A. Plnncy, first llcuten-| part played by the medical ser- Armies of Charles V In the Marne ' Try To tXHWole Readers man people and has proclaimed OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION Rises to 70 But Total Weight Not more than 175 officers and enlisted Kimball, John, Naval Air Base, men of the United States Army bombing and strafing attacks over ant, pilot, 367 Silver Lane, East | vices in this and in former wars. valley, at Soissons, Chateau Thi­ Haydn composed 104 sympho-1 The newapapera however, tried this slogan in the press and from erry. and the Argonne. Hla biogra­ nles. ^ Om») publle platforms throughout the Regional Department of Information Charleston, S. C. E!"vcnth Air Force for participat­ Attu island before It was wrested Hartford. I the historical library of the Yale to console their readess by stat­ (Continued from Page One) Koyolivlck, Cpl. Joseph, Pitts­ Yet Figured Until All Raich. Tho party has promised all 5ft Tremont Street,-Boston, 8, Massachusetts •lirste ClulM ino amongr their ing that with a few Christmaa burgh. Bundles Are Weighed. / trees and candles the people, “who Uiose who have been evacuated XamiUea ma w u their custom, from their homes or who htfve suf­ red at Rockmart. Ga. In 1926 Lallier, Mrs. Clyde, Lockport, N. will be aUowed to relax for a few when 20 were killed, TTie biggest tbs Dsutschs Allfemeine Zei- fered damage through air raida a Meats and Fats -..Book Three valid for one pair in- Y. The used clothing collected in Fold-away SEWIN6 CABIMET wreck toll in the nation’s railroad Lang, Mrs. Richard M., 145 "German war Christmas" with fes­ Brown, stamp P In Book T h r e e j definitely. • Stamp 18 m Book One Manchester has not as yet been ' still valid for an indefinite period, history was 115 killed at Nash­ Parkview avenue, Bronxvillie, N. Y. tivals on Christmas eve or the day good December 12 through Janu- ville, Tenn., Julv 9. 1918. weighed, but it looks as though filwL 27 SEWING ACCESSORlEli' before. also. To control the black mar­ iRelensed from hospital!. a iy 1 with stamps L,. M and N. Toll Throughout Night, ' I.,e.s.slcr. Pfc. Martin H.. Charles­ There will be lighted ChCistmas Stamp Q will be good DeccmlK;r ket, loose coupons cannot be ac­ there would be over 6,000 pounds. cepted except with a mall order. Workers toiled throughout' the ton, S. C., air base. tiees at those observances, out 19 through January 1. ' . ' night and continued, today in 12- The rush of contributions • during party spokesmen emphasized that I''uel Oil > Licberman. Herbert. 3907 15th the last fpw days of the drive two Procesaed Foods ’ degree weather to clear the tracks avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. there will be no presents given or Period One coupons valid to and remove the dead. weeks affo gave no time for those received, except one tov to each Green stamps A, B and C in Massey, *Pvt. Julius, 725th MP in charge to get the bundles Book/ Four good through Decern-: Z*- Earlier the toll of dead— 48 ser­ Battalion, County Hall, Charleston, child. valid November 30 to February 8. vicemen. and 21 civilians—was an­ weighed. The exact amount will Millions of Hitler Youth have her 20. Stamps D, E and F good S.,C. probably ut be known for a week through January 20. Class four worth ten gallons, class nounced by Atlantic Coast Line Mason. S-Sergt. John J.. 1124 been mobilized to make the play­ five worth fifty gallons. Period' railroad headquarters at Wilming or two. things. mostly carved from wood— Sugar Kingatfin avenue. Plainfield, N. J. The clothes are being put Into Three coupons will become valid ton. ’ Tpwards of 50 persons were Matterson. I., New York, N. Y. because there are no commercial­ “ Sugar” stamp 29 in back oi January 4 to March 14. injured, many seriously. bundles and on Saturdayu and STETSON Book Four vaUd to January 1ft for (Continued Journey). Sunday.^ they are taken by truck ly manufactured toys on the Ger­ ' Tire Inspection Enough of the mass of tele­ man market this year. They will be five pounds. Do not confuse with McKinney. Mrs. Faye, 241 to a dry cleaning establiahment in A-car deadline March 31. B-car scoped cars and twisted rails was Fourth street, Jack.sonville, FJa. distributed under the motto: stamp 29 In front of Book Four. expected to be moved today.to per­ Hartford where they are repaired "For every German child —one Shoes deadline and new C-car deadline McKinney, Mrs. T. A., Ea.st and cleaned. There has already HATS February 29. mit resumption of normal traffic itoy at Christmas.” Aeroplane atamp number one in over the trunk A. C. L. lines. Eeckley, W. Va. been several truck loads taken Gasoline Some civilian dead were still un­ Moss, Mhi. L., Pittsburgh. Pa. from the store here, but there still 'The Mark of Quality Number 8 stapips in A-Book identified. Witnesses Mid a few (Continued Journey). remains many more to be moved. valid for thiee gallons through victims were so dismembered it Murphy, Mrs. C. M., Mother’s It is expected that more will be in Men's Hats! February 8. B and B-1, C and C-1 address, Mrs. S. D. Vaughn, 41 taken agaifl tomorrow and on would be difficult to establish iden­ Sunday. These are the only two Plenty o f Styles ..fOR BtCl coupons good for two gallons. Only tity. Sixth street. Charleston, S. C. the new coupons marked B-2 and Parker. Pfc. I.aiw.ronce, 421 Air­ days that work can be done on Names of the soldier dead were them in Hartford and this is one In Regular or C-2 are good for five gallons. The withheld pending notification of borne squadron. Charleston, S. C. r,'. \ face of all gasoline coupons in your Pasquine, Russell M„ U. S. of the reasons that the final figure kin. • as to weight, is being held up. Light W'eights possession must be endorsed in ink A broken rail, A.C.L. officials Coast Guard, Charleston, S. C. with registration number sind said, caused the first wreck— the Pitsko. Vladimir A., Ft. Moul­ TOPCOATS state. derailment of three coaches of*the trie. S. C. " Florida-bound Tamlaml West Raivell, Mrs. E.,‘ 811 Washing­ Half of Space The office at the Local Rationing Coast Champion. Only one person. ton street, Seattle, Wash. Board la located to the Uncolo First Lieut. Roy A. Griffin, a stu­ Rasenski, Pfc. John H„ Air Corps. Miami Beach, Fla. up ■chool oppoaite the poet oSloe. Of­ dent Chaplain at Harvard univers­ Given to Trial $ 5 > o o Rendell, P\'t. Clarence, 611 $ 2 7 * ^ ® “ p fice hours are aa foUpws: Monday, ity, was killed in this wreck. Washington avenue, Seattle, 10 a. m. to 4:30 p. m.; Tuesday, 3 Ploughs Into Dernlled Conches Wash. (CofiUiined troiD Pag* Oae) p. m. to 0:15 p. m.; Wednesday, 3 This Was at 2:10 a. m. Five min­ Rinsheimer, Mrs. J. W., I l l p. m. to 5:10 p. m.; Thursday, 10 utes later the northbound Tamiami Trenor drive. New Rochelle, N.Y. Soviet people was issued by the ME\’S a. m. to S:lft p. m.; Friday, 10 a. East Coast Champion ploughed Rose, George, 1575 Theriot, German government?” m. to 5:16 p. m.; Saturday, 10 into the derailed coaches of the Bronx, N. Y. ’’Yes,” he answered in a firm,® a. m. to 12:30 p. m.—Tho tele­ first train. Roy, Mrs. Fay, Clinton, S. C. clear voice. phone number is 3—0495. 'The disaster occurrckl on the Ross, Mrs. A. J., Canton, O.- The Gestapo captain then rela­ SUITS Stop worrying your coldest day of the winter, in 10-de­ Schwartz, Corp. Morris, Arca­ ted how ten Red Army officers gree weather, and it waa two hours dia Field. Fla. x were killed in the Kharkov prison before some of the injured and dy­ Simonetta. S. Sergt Vito, Air to prevent their escape.” pretty little heads Dunaiev then asked Langhcld: r V. ing could be tended. Corps, Miami Beach. Fla. Magazine Publisher William Smith, Thomas F. (no address ”How many Soviet citizens did $ 2 7 * ^ ® “ ** Wood, a passenger on the first given) •• you kill yourself?” Stop tearing your tresses, girls. W e know ”It is hard to say exactly but I GIVt m A train and eye-witness of the sec­ Stonebanks. MaJ, Jack L., 1282 just what your men want for Christmaa. ond wreck, said five cars of the S. 15th street, Miami. Fla. think about 100,” Langheld an­ Fotd*Aw«y CdbiMt • swered. north bound train “ leaped the Stonebanks, Mrs. J. L. II A$$ort«d Spook ol \ track and folded together like an Stowell, Winthrop M., Camp ”How many were killed by the Germans in Kharkov and Kharkov Colofod Throod accordion. Davis, N. C. Dormng {gg “ It was like a bad dream, filled Strachan, Mrs. Donald, Ro'se- province?” Topo Moofuro with screams, and in the dark you mont. Pa. ”I h^ard about 30,000 and about n couldn’t see what had happened,” Stevens, Sergt. Kenneth E., I l l the same number in Kiev,” the of Knitting Noodlof he added. He told of an expectant Hawthorne avenqe,*PikesviUe. Md. German’s published testimony Heavy Plaid THimblo mother, whose legs and thighs Tesslar, Pfc. Martin A., station­ said. “ About 15,000 were killed in Cord of lottofH were badly mangled and who kept ed at Charleston, S. C. Poltava.” Langheld then testified how ci­ . Men^s ami Nckogo of KieJi«Kock •saying, ” I won’t lose my baby, God Templer, Robert E., Jr., Charles/ Pockogo of Riot tindifig I help me. I won't.” ton. S. C. vilians and Russian Army officers Woden Shirts Vanderveen, William H., Hotch- were kept in the same camp and Yoiinu Men’s “ She had more spunk than I've given the same treatment. FOR A GIF] ever seen in a woman before,” he kiss Lane, Madison, Conn. Sizes Evory womRO wtti opprocinto Stw*Tidy. portieitlorlv in tkioso bviv* TfflS IS THE CHRISTMAS TO KEEP OUR CHILDREN HAPPY. AND said. "Later a doctor came up and Wiehe, Theodore C., Empire woT'Work dayt whtn Kome sewing H so import«fit. Keeps eO 14'/, to 17 sowing things together in tidy, inviting errey • . • No fnoro examiiied her and gave her a seda­ State Building, New York. N. Y $5*50 GF RER GWN Wilder, Joshua Irving. 5510 rummeging for thet eluiivo spool or needle! Geily deceret^ EVER CONSCIOUS OF THE WONDERFUL SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS. tive and told her that her baby Mackinaws Rerel designs on outside penelt. Sii utility pockets. Knitting would be born, ‘Thank God,’ she 103rd street. Corona,' Long Is­ land, N. Y. Sizes • beg, pin cushion. Sew-Ttdy folds to e noet tS"i30'* fist. THIS TOO, IS THE YEAft TO BE PRACTICAL ABOUT GIFT GIVING, said.” Size 16 and up. Welnut, Mepio or Mehogeny finish. CRGICE.....FRGM First arrivals at the scene told 17'/, to 19 $ 6 * 0 0 » ibiD SO, WE’VE SKETCHED A FEW OF THE WONDERFUL ITEMS of the injured crying “ Shoot me!”. Arrow Ties. We’ve noticed how the m«;n stand “ Kill me!” and begging for help Never Married at the Arrow counters admiring those new WE ARE SUGGESTING IN THE SMALL FRY SHOP. and water. NOW PLAYING Arrow Ties. r* m J w Of MiMANCHESTE The trains were crowded with up r holiday travelers. Scattered about To Former Star $ 1 0 -0 0 '• • b u r t o n ’s the wreck scene were packages in BOGART I. They would buy these spiartly-patterned, 841 Main St., Manchester ' Christmas wrappings, and broken good-looking, long-wearing Arrows light on Phone s m Christmas toys. Las Vegas, Nev., Dec. 17.— , ^ f/ i Identified Dead day. denying her allegation that SHOP r In Manchester for the Complete she and Murphy were married un­ - ARROW Line. In Wreck Listed der Nevada’s “consent clause’ in { m Lumberton. N. C., Dec. 17—fiP) April 1941 , EARLY $ 1 3 - 5 0 up The Greatest Loss Of —The identified dead in the wreck In Sen Francisco last January, WALTZES HOPS of two Atlantic Coast Line pas­ the actress was accused of firing senger trains near here yesterday three ineffectual shots in Mur­ EVERY! TUESDAY AND FOR ARROW Ties / ihcluded: phy's direction because of his Heat In Any House Is Clarence H. Lou, 22 W. Third alleged ss.-ujclation with another FRIDAY NIGHTS Lined street, Pottstown, Pa. woman. The latter subsequently l^fr. and Mrs. George Spindel, was identified in the litigation aa Through The Roof. C' 54 Jamaica avenue. Long Island, Mrs. Murphy, t^ie former June K. OF C. HALL 3 8 Prospect Street, Bartferi GLOVES CHENEY TIES $ 1 .0 fi-$ 1 .5 0 ye A Selection of N. Y. Almy of New York. Mrs. Hazel Northrop, 1085 Glen- Featartag 10 wood boulevard, Schenectady, N.'Y. Under international agreement, MEN’S First Lieut. Roy A. Griffin, stu­ the first letter in a radio station’s -$2>50 up VICTOR dent chaplain at Harvard Univer- call letters indicate! the national­ Art Webster's Tru-Val Fancy Shirts city. OM Tlmen’ Oreiwatra ALL WOOL ■6.oe RED SEAL ity of the station. The United Mrs. Jean E. Stein, wife of States was allotted three, W, N [ «Hank Poet. Preupter^ Julius Stein, stationed at Morrison and K. Fox-Trota 8-lt Bqnaree Field, West Psdm Beach, Fla. Unlined Sweaters $1.53—$1.55—$1.65 INfY R ffi Mrs. Mary T. Valllancourt, wife RECORDS of Corp. M. J. Vaillancourt, sta­ BY THE tioned at Morrison Field, West g l o v e s ' Baby’s own soft bunting with hat to match. WORLD’S GREATEST ARTISTS Palm Beach, Fla. Tru-Val White Shirts 7T Mias Mary Theresa Mintogh, 33 $3-50 Baby blue or pink, it makes a wonderful gift. C street, Framingham, Mass. IRCLE DANCE M -T N C M I S I 1 H And Up The gifts that keep on giving— Victor Miss Helen Cohimeier, 146 Bis- Records — mstcbless. musio by the $1.50 up and cayne boulevard, Miami, Fla., and STARTS TODAY MANCHESTER $1.55 $1.65 world’s greatest artists. Thoussods of 102-27 Lefferth boulevard, Rich­ thrilling sslectioiis to ehooso from. mond HiHs, N. Y. First Time in Manchester SPORTS CENTER Vbitostodsy and lot usholp you Bsko Children’ fi Mrs. Eva Mae Dunn, Charles­ Wells StrMt V Khaki or your C b h stm u cboicos. ton, 8. C., Navy Yard. BELTS AH Wool Insulate Your rowu sii THitus Sat. Night, Dec. 18 Navy Blue RUfFY POff An Album Gift Partial List 8 to 13 A ^ id e Variety Modem and Old Fashioned. for O f Injured of Styles'^' Sweaters Attic Now! 'A beautiful'satin quilt puff (reversible too) Lumberton, N. C., Dec. 17—(iP) Formerly Held At Miller's Hall. WOOL —The list of injured in the A.C.L. Peter Miller. Prompter. with pillow to match in cither pink or blue. $ 2 - 6 3 train wreck near here yeaterday A Good Ttme for Young and OM! included: - $3-00 SCARFS And Stop A Great Deal Strauss Waltzes Abrams, Corp. Edward A., 108 $1.00— $1.50 t Friml Melodies Chapin street, Binghamton, N. T. And Up u Allerton, Robert, 1628 Brooklyn m ^ !M m ;io. Cugat Rhumbas avenue, Brooklyn, N. T. Of This Heat Loss. Ball, E d w a ^ 1514 Barnett $2 .0 0 Round the-Camp- Building, JacksonviUe, Fla. SATaSUN. Collar Pins i , STATE For proof of this assertion look over the roofs of the fire Basa, John Eugene, U. S. Navy HARTFORD OUTING Nutcracker Suite (no address.) 31*00 and $1.50 houses in your neighborhood. Snow remains days lortg- ^Bourgeois, C. J., 200 8. Wilson si»— iM ns Khaki Wool Duke Ellington street, Gainesville, Fla. lAU IN PERSON FLANNEL er on roofs with insulated allies, showing how insulation Boyer. Mrs. Josephine 8., 192 . Tie Clips $1.00 stops the loss of heat w hich melts the snow (LUickly on 79th street. New York, » Y. ONF OF T«E MOf-T lALKFD PAJAMAS Call, Mrs. Stanley S„ and baby, OF MNOS IN AMERICA GLOVES roofs over uninsulated attics. 113 Hillsdale avefiue. West Toron­ Key Chains $1.50 Tho cm that Keopo 9B Giviiig to, Can. - Mods Ssorf Chapin, Mr. and Mrs. E!. M., 196 ( ^ U IH H i n H I $1.65 lit Paul street Brookline, Maas. Full Dress Sets $ m Clarke, Seaman 2nd Claas Fran­ 2.00 All Rinds of Storm Sash Christmas cis H., Charleston. $1.50 and $2.00 $ 2.00 ° CoUer, Raymond A., 722 N. Records Fifth street AUentown, Ps. ^ amr CDiubination Doom Clonnor, P v t Rara

. 4. IT k-0 1. ★ ip-.-W - k MONimoMikisf S ^ terroiit L.nanges W^ork: leer ipifrlendly toward the img rink will b f open to public i ‘ Some Meiiibers of idea. A t .vpy-'rate, there won't be a Aa *oon a« the .Ice: t* » ^ 7II-YIB MAIN rrikIBT showdoww'urtil aiter Christmas. today for» the fliat tlnie thl6k«f. lh« hockey arena w t ' 4. ByCiics also warned Congress tkia Maaon. The paat week five act ujf bn t h e ^ n d n^ar the dam Democratic P a’ r t y rv 1 XI U:.** i «8atn«t granting a flat Increase of IThtiT o f Ice have been formed oh' for the uac of local teama. a, 0|ICIlly Hostile to Mini, g cents an hour to the 1,100,000 To Vac Flail SiRnal It’s the amart weman'a the fond and the park department, A flag signal will be flown froiri ------I jidn-operatir.g railroad, employes. 8 Bv James Ma -’-wv and yl He pointed out that Economic favorite leather! Juat m dar whoae aupervialon the akatr a pole near the lodlie wheii" therfc TOY SPECIALS George e - Stabilizer l-'red Vinson already had lag In Center Bpringa Pond la held la skating at the:pond.. When-’ no: keep it well ptriiahed and flag la flown, skating is not per­ BIG RAG DOLLS BIGGEST TOY VALUE IN TOWN Dpr 17 — i/Pf __' tumcd thim down. Vinson con- it’a faahlonably smart each aeaaon, officially opened the n u im . inaes-' Increase would pond and akatinf lodge for public mitted. . BOWLING ALLEYS President Roosevelt—like a maes with all your casual, tal* Special Constable William An-- Rig dolls made of attractiva chenille that lored, and workaday uae tWa morning. i ivill stand plenty of toasInK around. Miniature bowling r.lley co,npleta with tro who took a day oft for ®lher, gj, been the admlnls- Laat aeaaon there were 33 ^ y * > drulot of the Park department is dothea. Our ealfakina are in charge of skating and the pins and balls. business— comes back' to find th e, tratlon’* nmin yardstick to keep of abating n Center Springe Pond congressional orchestra has torn wages in jlne with prices ’’precious” , because* r mtTtW'*"'Jto.t v-e.. . '^rt' "TT 'yJ and upwarda of 26.000 peraona v l^ lodge. He stated this morning that $2.98 the ice now Is of excellent qilallty Only $2.98 up his music and'is busy playing Ignortng Byrnes’ plea, the Sen­ they’re of such supple itad tne area for the udnter aport. ate overwhelmingly voted for the ~ lifte d la Evralnga with a fine skating surface and he its own, loudly,' quality — yet wear so He returns to a home front dif­ increase. It now is In the hands of The pond will be lighted during expects several hundred persons long! ■■■ CHILDREN’S SWINGS TEDDY BEARS ferent fronr the one he left more a House committee to w,hom Vin­ night ^ tln g houra by large Hood to take advantage of the early skating this afternoon and eve­ Smartly unlfiirnird soldier and *nl>iu than a month ago for historic con­ son yesterday made this appeal. lights M l up on the north ihore of teddies. the pood near the akatlng Icrfge. ning. The five inches of Ice was $2.98 ferences abroad. The Congress he Would Threaten Program The lodgi will be open and flrea formed In the past six days on the $2.98 left Was chilly toward him. It is Approval would threaten the will he lighted each afUrnoon and pond. colder now and .some meifibers of wage stabilization program ' and ROCKING HORSES nig liugulile Tmldy Bears. bfs own party are openly hostile to administrative government and meeting there will be a Christmas Special |fi,98 him-. would make it difficult If not Im- □arty with exchange of gifts. -$4 .9 8 A $9.0.7 value. . Line Nut .Xctiially Broken pvissibic to deny wage increases to Hla "hold the line" plan against Birth other groups. | Rockville inflation is .sagging under congres­ Ensign and Mrs. Frederick W. But the. railroad brotherhoods | sional battering. Yet that line has LMTia M Chapman Kone are the parents of a son born don't waiA to be stymied now and, • If you need new sIwA*—we EXTRA SPECIAL not actually been broken in any Mh Rnrkvllle. on Monday. Deccml^r 13 at the in the most definite kind of nudge can recommend nothing one of the dented places. It will be Hartford hoapltal. The child la to Congress, tlircatei.ed a nation­ more—than a good calfskin. his job to try to push it hack Into the 6rst grandchild of Dr. and .Mra. wide strik.; Dec. 30 unless their de­ Bui don’t buy what you don't .1. Ralph Morin of thla city. Mrs. shape. mands are granted. | need! Express Wagons A oiv These are the main domestic 1200 Workers .McKone la the former Miss Bernice Every Boy .vanta a good Wagon nnd we ^ J L jobs on tap when he rolls up his 5. The oil companies have been Morin. Enaign McKone is station­ have ’e m ... .a .814.07 value. sleeves and settles down to work asking— and the O PA nas been re­ ed In Florida. fusing— an increa.*e of 35 cents a T o G e t Bonus in the White House; Grange to Meet 1. He must prepare his annual barrel In the price of elude oil. In There will be a regular meeting Rescue workers use ,m acetylene torch to cut away portion.* of a car to release trapped Injured his same general warning of Dec. budget message for delivery to passengers of a n a c k Atl.antlc Coast Lino train which wrecked near B\iic, N. C., and was struck by 9 against inflation, Byrnes told this evening of the Vemon Grange Congress early in January, a.sking Hockanum Mill Em­ at eight o’clock. A Christmas Congress the increase should not train bound In the ifipo-lle dircclltm. lAP Wirculiolo.) • * • new billions of dollars to run the bu allowed. ----- party will be enjoyed during the country and the war for the fiscal ployees to Receive S25 evening and each person attending House is likely to let It cool until levcnue bill is .*o vital that the year beginning July 1, 1944. " It is truly impossible," he said, will bring a gift. And $10 Checks. Soloiis Rfculv January. -rosppctivo vacation will have fo 2. He can try, although Tew ex­ "for any administration to at­ Party Saturday 8MsasasastTWMMMiwwsaitKWJi tempt to administer equal justice Service vote -.Senate-approved, ■« ended by Jan. 1. pect him to succeed, to get Con­ . .-*-.twW ' .sUa6 Uc: A Christmas party will be held gress to vote a higher tax bill than under law If special ^oups, be Rockville. Dec. 17— (Special)— un Saturday from 3 to 5 p. ni. for bill retaining state control of ab­ For Vacation^ the one it has in the oVen now. Mr. they oil or coal producers or coal The 1200 workers of the Hocka­ the pupils of the-' Ann Marley sentee voting by uniformed per­ The Pacific ocean's mean depth miners, or railroad employes, can biCO RATIVI STYLE sonnel likely to go over In Mouse Roosevelt and his Treasury months RRICIBl LOWI CARVED C Q C num Mllla Company o f the M. T. School of Dancing, The pupils will is much area ter than that of the get special treatment." (Ciintiniied imiii Page One) with .stiff administration flght on Advertise in The> Herald-— It Pays ago asked Congress for 1 0 bil­ stevena A Sons Co., will receive meet In front of the Bcckendorf Atlantic. lion dollars more in new high So the House went right behind 12.95 building at 8 East Main atrect. it later. * J, Byrne.* and voted the increase OCCASIONAL CHAIRaaa OCCASIONAL TABLES aaa **' task of preparing his annual budg­ taxes. a Chrlstmaa bonus again this Mustering out pay--Temporarily which now is in the Senate’s lap W ar Fund et message. He also may report To 7'leld Only Two Billion* You'H agree the price it very low! Dacorotiva matched walnut year. The workers who have George Coleman, chairman ot hogged down in both House.*, but for final disposition. Fay less for this battar quality chair of Wards! Covarad in Mlactad on the state of the union soon af­ Congress, with election coming the Vernon W ar Fund announces tlie' liglitning might strike any­ If the president has any spare vanaar tops . . . richly corvad walnut-finished hardwood! ' End been employed a year or more will ter the end of the holidays. up, turned frosty and now is finish­ cotton topastry, in popular now living room shodosl Convaniant that the fund now totals $9,002.42 time. Everybody is for it, the time he may try to straighten out racelve $25 while those who have ing up details on a program to table, 33 X 12'A inches. Lomp table, 16% irtchas square. Radio been employed six months will xe- The sum of $140.77 waa received With congressional attendance aiuount Is the big question. the servicemen's vote jumble or pull-up typo, good looking Chippandola stylo. Glowing mahogany nlready melting away, leaders have yield, only about two billion dollars. colve $10. from the Community Sing the past Beslflca these major issues, fon - The administration's “ hold the ma.vbe .soothe some southern Dem­ finish! Sound hordwood construction throughout. Coma To Wordi table, 14 x 20. Commode with drawer, 17’A x 11 'A inches. Coma decided that the promise of start­ ocrats who have threatened to Enters Service week. Donations should be sent to gress will have plenty of work t.o line” program against Inflation Shoes fitted by our X-r«y, ing a vacation next mid-week Sets Serve ana Health Market form a third party. tomorrow for this big choir voluo! to Words tomorrow . . . saa theta outstanding furniture voluat! Miss Eva M. Shepard. 20. of Edward Buchanan, treasurer of do when It comes back after its was built around high taxes and a Route 3. who has been employed the drive. might bring the legislators back liist reers* since last summer. Only 20% Dawn! MenHily Faymanl FlanI Coffee table, rCmavoMa glass troy...... 4.9S Jan. 4 more willing to get down to rigid grip on -wages anil prices.* machine for your foot at the greeting card packing de­ Although some propo.sala have The ruins of .Herculaneum were I rases on these controversial mat 3. "The piesident wanted Con­ discovered in I7I9„ partment of the National Printing been mn-io for the legislators to Horse Not Mlsrepreoented tors: gress to votc_ money to\ pay food com fort ^tnpany for the past two years, take a longer re.st, Democratic SATURDAY SPECIALS subsidies to k'eep prices—\and thus left oh Thursday for Hunter Col­ Food subsidies — Apparently Leader B.arkley (K y .» said that the cost of living—down. Congress lege. Bronx, N. Y., for Indoctrina­ Salt Lake C ity—(iP)—The buyer scheduled for temporary continu­ ’v rr? ' early enactment of the new in large part became icj\ toward tion Into the "Wavea,” She la the can’t say he waa tricked. One of ance until a showdown can be Premier ROOFING daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. 80 horses offered for sale at reached In January on the - farm that suggestlpn, too. \ Loaf Administration leaders, ofie after Shepard and has two brothers in Ogden ar.*enAI and Fort Douglas bloc’s demand for their elimina­ Hale's Bread THREE PIECE Prune Juice . pt. 13c another, stepped in to warn that ASBESTOS SIDING VALUE RRICIO the service. Seaman Second Class was publicly listed a.* having "one tion. w * i ' i : k d i Charles S. Shepard of the Coast hoof fractured, and eyesight Im­ .\ Feature of the New l-'aiiey Short Sliank without subsidies prices would Higher taxes —Probably to bt' soar. On Dec. 8 W ar Mobilization INSULATION REST ROCKER- LIVING ROOM Ouard and Private James D. Shep­ paired In both eyes." Thirteen left open until early in January. All Kinds and All Sizes in Stuffed, ard of the Army. years old, too, the government Director James F, Byrnes appealed Social security—Signs pointing SHERIDAN Expert workmanship. All work She la the third worker at the proclaimed. Smoked Shoulders u. to Congress to pa.ss the .subsidy to enactment before the rcccs.* oi i pt*. lb. guaranteed. Reiuwinable Prluea. W msi/W IA NaUonal Printing Company to Plain and Ripe Olives * program legislation freezing social security RESTAURANT No obligation for an estimate. INC Join the. "W aves” in the past two Synthetic- Rubber Belting Better Puritan Sugar Cured He said "we must make up our S:.** 24.95 144.95 months. Doris M. Mehr is at Hun­ payroll levies at their present level Fancy Mixed Nuts or minds whtther we want to hold the Write. of a per cent each on cmnloycr.i THE STORE OP QUALirr ter College for basic training and Middletown, Dec. 17—OP) —The line or break the line." •wdt to Words spacificationa for Rich, colorful, long-wearing cot­ and employes. A veto might leave BUSINESS MEN'S Betty Ruth BUlaworth reported at Russell Manufacturing company Bacon sliced Mood I.lttle Less I'nfriendly . 9 this as a holiday hangover too. Burton Insulating Co. ALL POOTwCTrHTTP^ySrSPSMeWT — Ipng Kfa and comfort. Rant-invil- ton topastry covering! Design Hunter College. Thursday. announced yesterday that it bad ' LUNCHEON-- Diamond Walnuts 49c F--< a while the subsidy program I8U Oxford 8L Hartford i Funeral resumed full scale production of Likely to Ik;t iliilse Cool looked sunk. But recently so much Phone Hartford 33-4616 ‘mg moaa-ond-ooHon flNingt but­ that combinat comfort and good The funeral of Mrs. Mary Diamond consumer pressure , was used on ST rubberised belting, and said the Railroad pay-Uommlttee may ton tsrftad sant and bock. A guide looks! Resilient filling . . . cotton, Brookes, wife of Dr. George S. synthetic rubber being tlse^^ result­ report out Senate-approved meas­ >5c Fruit Cakes 39c to $1.10 Congress that the iiiood of the men Brookes, pastor of the Union Con­ ed In a better proeluct than waa ure to put into effect 8 cents an , . 0 look vmR eonvinca yem MmM hara A-'f-r-j most ond fibert A superior voktol gregational church was largely at­ Ginger Ale and Flavors made with natural rubber before h9ur, Increase for non-operating Try It TomorniwI it a ra«d ’’hwy'1 Gat R sew/ tended at the church on Thuraday the war. clerks and other workers, but the 3 Bottles 2 5 afUmoon. Rev. Tertiua Van Dyke, ALL KINDS OF FIGS AND DATES (Cuntenta) Prifrish- dean of the Hartford Theolo^cat IF YOU WANT Seminary, officiated, assisted by Oc.-an Spraj- Rev. James F. Engliah, auperln- Large Supply of Cigarettes Americdn Club tendent of the Connecticut Con­ gregational churches. The bearers Cranberry Sauce Jar in Cartons HELP all deacons o f the Union church, PLATE OLAf E were John Tomko, Eben H. Cobb, BINGO Jcdin Aliev, Charles H. Leonard, .No. -J.I-2 r,-»n Burt OIney for plauuiug any sort LOVnV EPRSAO Otto Yost and Ralph Wilcox, Bur­ Popular Brands of Tobacco in MANTEL MIRROR' ial waa in Grove Hill cemetery. Can FOR O im . a a Gets Divorce Pumpkin or Squash Pound Containers ^ T omorrow of a banquet or cater* $ tr Susan P. Bateman of Hartford, formerly of Rockville, was grant­ Burt OIney ing occasioi^theu see 5.79 ed a dlvo’ ce from Arthur M. Bate­ Night on COLUMBIA 4.98 man of this city on grounds of in­ FRESH FRUIT and VEGETABLES Special, 2 Cans Always a\fo!coma gift.on tolerable cruelty, this week, in Apple Sauce 27c In or call RIch-leolring! Hoc dtimmaringroy Hertford. Judge Frank P. Mc- ^Lnrge Florida b u knprauiva tbk^ to your own Evoy heard the case. and OK I records on thraads wevan into a floral .luninr From home! Prince w Woles design Doz. 25c pottam on postal coNon bocM The class of 1015, Rockville High W hole Apples Pt. Jar 25c f Oranges ORANGE ARNOLD PAGANl frame. . . finithad\in rich gold school will hold its Junior Prom In heavy nyi-up. A sacond tpraad cut into a pair this evening at the Sykes gym­ color. Genuine plotp gloss tor Fancy Telephone 3902 or 5790 of matching droporioc vcodd nasium. Earl Jbhnston, president Large HALL true reflection. 2 4 x 2 9 'ovoroM and Norma Byrnes, vice president ' rhe spirit of Christmas is best expressed through mu.sic. ■Mka cm alagant ancamblal will lead the., gp^nd march. Music All Kinds of CampbelFs Soups Iceberg Lettuce size 14c Express your good wishes! for the holiday* by giving will be furnished by C. Cas-sarino Columbia Records of Christmas hymns and carols. and his orchestra. There will, be *At Low Prices Your thoughtfulness will be appreciated by every mem­ a number of private parties fol­ ber of the family, for no other gift can bring so many lowing the prom. No. If Can Fancy All Kinds of California and The chairmen in charge of ar­ years of pleasure. Let nur tr a ir^ personnel assist you rangements include, decorations, in solving your gift problems'with Columbia Records. ' COTTON SNAOOY Marlon Worcester; refreshments, Can Florida Oranges ECONOMY M l Marie Dwonkus; tickets. Albert T urkey Soup 69cf Hartenstein; music, Robert Fahey. (No points) I Beanty Boac The Lyn Murray Singer* . C-94 (4 records in album) $JJ* ■ A ^ MAT SET, Sergt- Nutland Home Staff Sergeant Robert Nutland Burt OIney Adasta fidaim Comr, All Ye Faill^ul)...Tho first Nawall is at his home in Rockville on a Pears 3 for 25c thirty-day sick leave, and is with Silaal Niabt, Maly Mlflit. . . Itarkl Tha MaroM Aafals Uag his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Tender Sweet Peas 17c Jay to tha Warld . . . H Cmm^ Upaa tka MMalqM Claar 29.95 J. Nutland of Pavls aveiitie. Ser­ No. 2 Can FULL LINE OF OTHER FRESH Oh'i tlHla Tawa a f aatklahOi^—Uad UasI Ya Marry, OaatlaaMa A naof gift idea! 21x36-inch geant-Nutland has served in'^’.'^^i- An axcejlant vokw at thic low ous areas in the Pacific inclmling Burt OIney FRUIT AND VEGETABLES Dickaas* CfcristoMS Csral Adosto lidolat price! Front hot V-molched Wql- ' mot Olid lid cover in on osior*- Munda and was sent home about Ba.il Rathhone (as Scrooge) Mlaat NIaht, Maly Nifht three months ago bccnu.se of ill­ i ment of fresh, clean colors. Doap, Music under the difcclion of Fred Feibel (Organist) nut vanaarc, Zabrowoed croas- ness. He undenvent a sinus opcr.i- Golden Bantam HEALTH MARKET Leith Stevens (3 recards in al­ 3S770,$M bonding! Hardwood, fromoi "^loft pHa. Washable, of costoo. Uon at a hospital at ,Fort Sam bum). .... M-MM.521.) AoM laaf Syna Houston, Texas. _ , Tiny Hill and Orch. Okeh Wotartofl affect top! Rad cedar At this price, you’ll wont iCMrol Corn ' No.ten 15c Beady to Serve Adasto fidalas His wife. Lieutenant Rita Nut­ 5275. $48 tetsi Gat them now! land is a member of the Army Silaat Niflit, Maly NiskI / Adasto Sidalaa interior! Only 20% dovm. - Nurses Corps and is .stationed at Lb. Nelson Eddy (Baritone), Orrh. Tha nrtt Nawlll Cooked Ham 37c under Armbruster. 4269-M, $.78 ; Bradley Field.' Windsor Locks. niamond Rings ...... $27.30 and up Niblet or Mexican The Lya Murray Singers Party Tonigltt Crosses and Chains ; . . . $1.65 and up 36653. $M Gcnls’ Black Onyx Rings ...... $17.30 Tha Mrtl Nawall / ' The Pa.st Chiefs' rliib of the Lockets and Chains .. .$.5.00 and up We have a Good Supply of Oaad Mat Wantaslas SNant Waht. Naly Mfht ^cahontas will hold a pot luck Gents’ Signet R in g s ...... $13.25 Style Corn 2 Cans 29c Nelson Eddy (Bafitonel, Orch. Itarkl Tha Maeald Aa f l* Mas supper and Christmas party this Stone Set Pendants . . . . $6.25 and up K under Armbruster. 4296-M, $.YS The Lyn Murray Singers. r evening at Red Men's hall at GENTS’ Veol Shanks and Shoulders 36654, $M S PIECE MODERN Adnsto ndalas BITTIR QUALITY ■even o'clock. Efach member, will EMBLEM Large All Green Premier Jay to tha Warld bring a 25-cent gift for exchange. One fhlng is eartain abou! wait Silaat Nlfkt. Haly Niabt RINGS It Cama Mpaa tha Mldalaht DINETTE SET Loses Certlllcate of Operation No. 2 Can Lb. 29c . . if will end! When if does you Kate Smith...... 35791, AM Claar DAMASK M LOW E George F. Robertson of 130 Ver­ Asparagus 35c Can''gef on wifh building fhaf new Hatkl 11m Mirald Aafals Mag The Lyn.Murray Singers non avenue, has lost his certiflcalc SATURDAY SPECIALt, home you have fhoiight abouf so ---- aa----- 36655, $M lor the operation of a taxicab serv­ r. Claar Oh, UtMa Tawa af tathloliam 44.50 ice. as the .result'of a hearing held long. You'll hava fha funds $ 14.00 r. 8 oz. Bot. Hamburg Lb. 25c Jay to tha Wartdt •a d Bast Va Watvy, •oaMa* * 1.49 xecently. Complaint was filed with Mint Sauce 25 c fucked away in Viefory Bonds SUanl Maht, Nato Mfltl OMO the Commission . by a pa.ssengcr fp make a bigger down paymenf. This dmatta it attractiva and And up ChimM fay Carol Noel The Lyn Murray Singers •wy for gific! Only datorotor- 1 rho claimed Robertson had fre- Golden Rich and you've got fha fime, sfarfing 3 5 8 0 5 , $ M 36656. $M wall-mdda—on exciting Word < [Uently charged- her $3.00 for the Ladies’ Stone Set Rings . .$6.00 and up BIRDSEYE SPECIAL typa fabrics ware used in making ( oe-w.sy trip from Rockville to now, fo plan it well.. Let us help AU prieei sHoK-n art txclurivt tf tmxet . vdkial Suntan-finish hardwood. REPEATED BY REQUEST ' femon. Instead pf $1.00. His Ladies’ Cameo Rings . . . .$11.50 and up Identification Bracelets $6.00 and up Gravy M ix Bottle 10c you; we're doing soma posf-war IttoM pillows! Wid# vorialy m Rad artificial laothar uphelttorod ( chedule called fbr a 25c rate In Ladies’ Black Onyx R in g s ...... $9,25 Stone Set Bracelets ...... $7.00 and up 1 PKG. CORNED BEEP HASH. 16 oz. planning, too. Drop in today! bolli cotort and poHoras! Kg, the city limits, $1.00 to vemon and K 1 PKG. CODFISH CAKES. 16 OB. choir;. Tobia extends to laot jix. $1.50 to Ellington, Talcottville and Tic S e ts ...... $1.00 and up Stone'Set Bracelet Sets . .$15.50 and up Berko comtoftebla siMs,too!Fillingsora Tolland. 1 PKG, OVEN BAKED BEANS, 16 oz. Wc have a plan service available. 20% Downl Monlfily Tm t m Waldeinan Watch Chains $1.65 and up Belt Buckle S e t s ...... $.1.30 and up wTb toft’and springy! Choaaa aouri Requiem Mass Saturday 3 pkgs Go over these pluis and have your A requiem mass for the' repose Children’s Rings Pla.stic Compacts ...... $4.00 and up Chocolate Pudding 25c Combination 89c own drawm and ready wlth'speclfl- o t the soul o f the late Rev. Francis 2 Green PoIntsand^SBroar eations for the future. J. Hlnchey will be c- ebrated Sat­ Mom’a C|iocolate Flavor urday morning at St Bernard's VICTORY FIRST • B U Y WAR BONDS church at eight o'clock. Father Fresh Clams and Oysters Hlnchey waa for eight years curate Dessert P k f. 5c . a t S t Bernard’s c'hurch. The mans from Rhode Island Is being given by the Jellnek fam Ujr. Manchester Lumber & Fuel Co. KEMP’S, Inc. ( Elact Officer* SALT PORK BITS EVERETT T. McKlNNET, Mgr. FURNITURE AND MUSIC Aktoa Skinner Auxiliary, Bona of The COM PhoM 5146 rVsAm Veterans will hold Its an- Small Cuts handy for Beana 763 Main St. Tel. 5680 MANCHESTER h^guel aleetlon of officers this eye 824-^28 M A IN S T .' T E L. 516L M a n c h is t ir NN* •Voaaoea •«#•••« S tfB f. Mrs. M ery Buchanan la the or Choirdar. lb. 10c L^ teieat prealdaat FoUowlng the , - I -Jw-rr---- them she found tour Jsta o f m gas 1.200 a month. You can find that try on our side o f th* war. But new reveniia; bat ladlvtdaals and the Benkta eommittce retained a Federal eales i honu bare last night by hsr have to carry an axtra burden of stove (ipen. — Manchester many German Jiviuions arc no'v Britain ha.s to have coal to sur­ the present combined normal and poaitido in tbe Houw and from the Finds Mother daughter, Mn. Robert Metsgar, New Tax Bill more than $500,000,000. with cor­ surtax rate « ( 40 per cent; and Ute Treasury department. W DBO— 1$6$ W N BO —1410 Dr. Edward Connors aald that vive and produce and fight. Coal Today’s Radio whoa* hair waa singed when an Mrs. Wegenroth had been ill re­ Evening Herald Kkcletuns of their fornici poration taxes and Ughcr poetal overall 80 per cent ceiling fdr Over the protest of labor unions, Victim of Gas explosion rssulted from th* fumei .strengths, even though they still is a military necessity. If it can’t rates making up the balance. corporate normal, surtax and ex­ the committee retained a clause re­ Easteva War Ttiaq- cently. PUbUHHI;:u H i- I tib. Must Await shortly after her arrival. She leaves her husband,. two HGHALU PRINTING CU. iNC. parade as divisions. be produced in any other way, it Earned Income Credit Dropped cess profits U x ea quiring such non-profit organisa­ tions to file financial returns arlth Mrs. W egA roth lived on the sons and a brother besides her IS ■iM rll 81 net Nor is such double infoi matioii has to be produced by drafted la­ The 'principal change for Indi­ Liqnoi Taxes increased 4:00—W n c —Backstage Wife; WTHT—Shell Digei^; WNBC— Stratford, Dec. 16— [If)— ^Mrs. seQond floor and her daughter on daughter: UaM btelcr, Conn. vidual inceme taxpayers is elimi- ^ e tax on whiskey goes from the-government, even though they, Lone Ranger. THOMAS PBROItSON and speculation confined to the bor. ' • Recess End are not now subject to taxation. WDRC— Broadway. Matinee; Hulda Wegenroth, 66, was found the first. . Funeral senrlcea w ill be held Oanerai Maneier nstion of the eam ^ income cred­ $8 a gallon to $9. The beer tax 7:45— W T H T — Moaea Berkman. Police aald Mrs. M etzger told Monday. ’ ' „ Euronean front. Of late, we have America has, to date, seemed News; WTHT—News; Music; dead in a gaa-filled room at her IPoun^d Ootohei I. IMl it which softened the impact of goes dp from $7 a barrel to $8. and W N B C — Blue Frolics. 8:00—wnc — ClUes Service been Offered two views of the far removed from any such meas­ the normal tax rate in past years. Publlabed iCveiT Bvaalnf Bzcapt -(jO e tl— ad tfom Page U se) wine excises are boosted 50 to lOO Turns T oe Neon 4;15— w n c — Stella Dallas; ^ Concert; WDRC—Kate Smith The Senate coniimlttee, however, Bundaya and Hoiiaaya. Gnierad at Pacific war as well, one to the ef­ ure. Our all-over manpower prob­ per cent. 'WNBC;— H arry James. Hour; News; WTHT—Sam Bal­ ‘MONTGOMERY WARD the Pnat OITIca at Mancheatar, Conn., lem has probably passed its crisis. suclf diverse sources, most of rejected an elaborate house plan .Caught by heavily increased ex Milwaukee— UP) -nTbp motof- 4:30—'W nC — Lorenzo Jones; ter; WNBC—News. aa Baeond CUia Mall Mattar. fect that the extent of Jap con­ for integrating the victory tax them in the House veraton, as la­ else rates were theater admissions, man of a Milwaukee trolley bus WDRC—Ad.Uner; WNBC — 8:15— W T H T — L et’s Learn Span­ quests makes them a most re­ But the production of coal haa dles’ handbags, movie tickets and with the ordinary income tax. Un­ SUBSCRIPTION RATES cabaret checks, telephone and tele­ made a turn into a side street in Time Views the News. ish; WNBC—Parker Family. doubtable foe, the other to the ef­ not. W e may have atlll another corporate excess profits levies to der the Senate plan, the victory One Taar by M a l l ...... ••!•*? graph service, jewelry, furs, lug­ the early morning darkness. Pas­ 4:45—w n c — Young Wldder 8:30— w n c —Your A ll Tim e H it Par Month by Mall ...... J IJ bring in an estimated g2,2fi4,000,- levy, currently S per cent with off­ Parade; WTHT—News;'CaaUea fect that the fact since the Jap price to pay for our possession of gage, rail and bua tickets, cosme­ sengers thought nothing about it Brown; WNBC!—Tommy Dor­ SIMla Cob* ...... J UJ 000 above current ’Treasury re­ set credits for dependents, be­ Dailvarsd Ona Taar ...... tt.M conquests extend so precariously John I* Uewis. tics and club duea, among other when the bua stopped and the In the A ir; W NBC— Meet Your ceipts of approximately $-41,300,- comes s straight 3 per cent tax on itemx sey. driver got out. He returned qiUck- 6:00— WTK3— When a Girl M ar­ N avy. MBMUCK QP we can find a quick victory by 000,000 annually. ’The Senate bill all income over $024 a year ($12 9:00— — Orville Wright Airmail postage will cost 8 ly with a very red face and said: ries; WDRC—News; Four Way wnc TUB ASSOCIATED PKEIM knifing across them. Is $144,000,000 larger than the per w eek), Dinner; WDRC — Great Mo­ The Aatoclaied Pnee le eaelaalva> cents instead o f 8, under the pro- "W ill aome of you fellows help me Minstrels; Ad Uner; WTHT— version passed by *,he House. ’The excess profits tax rate on poaed bill, and locally delivered menta from Great Plays; WTHT ly entitled to the oaa. 7:30— WTIC!— Bob Burns; W DRC formulated* bv Industry. Where la­ Orchestra; News. FOR MISSIS AND WOMiN! the "neutralization. ’ not the "cap­ Place—Sitting room of Scrooge’s 32 1-2 X 36 in(di Gold and gray classic frame Friday Night Musical Show; CRIB SETS bor wants high wages, where the the gift list! ture." of Rabaul. which haa, until lodgings. with Adam leaf scroll decorated top, $21. SHEET AND PILLOWCASE farm bloc wants higher prices, an racenUy, been the main fount of Cbaradters; unwise section of industry is Ebeneser NScrooge— Robert 'Turek. ....when they're Watkina Style-approved Tables. 38 X 29 1-2 Plain metal leaf frame with clasic $1.59 to $2.98 CARRIAGE SETS Jap strength in this area. There’s a design for every use. Earty American ma- Short Waves to Carry pressing for the destruction of the Ghost of Jacob Marley — Vincent 3-plume top ornaments, $25.00. This la In line with what seems Diana. \ pic; Eighteenth Century mahogany; modern bleached Renegotiation Act, by which thf finished! to be a daring, somewhat precan- Si^lt of Christmas Past — Betty 26x36 inch Classic frame with acanthus leaf CRIB SPREADS , $2.98 to $4.98 government has been able to Im­ Christmas to Europe •tis, but apparently workable new Blevins. \ ornaments. Gold and black finish, $29.00. pose s post-edntrset limit on in­ Act m rf AND COMFORTERS kind o f strategy In the South Pa­ The Eighteenth Century Pembroke, sketched, ■ leaiastv i4.»a-is.*s dustrial profits, and by which Scene I 35 1-2 X 35 1-2 inch Classic design with urn cific, particularly aa it applies to Time- -A few Rithutes later. fits between two large chairs, or at the end of New York, Dec. 17— L ik e . Programs Tonight: NBC— 7:30, $2.69 to $5.98 more than five billion itpllars has and drape top ornament. Metal leaf $39.75. Place — The l^all of Scrooge.*! the sofa, to hold lamp, books and ash trays. Light on a Christi the standard broadcast waves, the Rep. John Rankin on "Soldier Vote CRIB BLANKETS the southern arm of the pincers BiU” ; 8, Lucille Manners concert; already been saved for the tax­ lodging. V short waves will be joining In gradually being applied to Truk, Genuine mahogany; inlaid drawer front, $19.73 8:30, All-Time Hits; 9. Orville payers. Characters; \ Christmas cheer broadcasting KIMONA SETS the really Important base w'hich mas Gift Puzzle. come Christmas eve and day. Va­ W right testimonial dinner. Vis­ I27S Rbenezer Scrooge—'Robei-l Turek. It is, of course, entirely natural Chippendale end table showing Chinese influ­ count Halifax and others; 9:30, $1.59 to $3,98 has been feeding Rabaul. Spirit o f Christina.'! \Pa.st Betty rious languages will be used, in­ $1.98 to $2.98 and human for industry to want ence in its plain, straight legs and rimmed top. cluding French, Portuguese, Span­ People Are Funny; 10, Amos and By this new kind of strategy, Blevins. \ If they’ve furnished Andy; 10:45, Sen. A. W . Hawkes freer profits, quite as natural aa it Spirit of Christmas Present Mary There’s ,a handy shelf, too. Genuine mahog­ ish, Italian and German. Tweedtl Floidtl Reeces I Ootiic fitted we are, .so far, doing more "neu­ with maple give them on "Free Enterprise." ■s for the farm bloc to want hign- McFall. \ any, $10.95. NBC will beam moat of its short CHILDREN’S DRESSES BOOTIES 50c to 79c tralizing" than "wiping out.’ maple lamps! Bridge wave programs on Europe in the CBS— 7:30, Friday on Broad­ and boxy stylet that you'll wear IN* er prices, and labor to want high­ Scene II model shown, $2.95. When General MacArthur leaps Tim e— Cbristmaa dinner hour. Use a drop-leaf Commode table as a lamp hope of reaching peoples of the way; 8, Kate Smith show; 9, Brian er wages. But it Is likewise s the Press; 2, Roy Shield Co.; 5, argument for their own special ilon—The Merchant Exchange. ’til 9 o ’clock for lay by NBC and the B LU In addi­ Drama, “An Englishman Looks at Here's o Word Sorgain youH value for difficult for the Jap to get at us. (Characters: tion to MBS, which is to carry the i demands. It will be an old fam il­ % i Brooklyn." CBS— 11:05 a. m.. T That section is, hpW’ever, good Ebenezer Scrooge—Robert Turek, eniire program lasting an hour Night Before C!hri8tmas; 3 p. m.. yeorti Wel-tailored, dottle oooit of iar argument for them. Spirit o f (Christmas Yet To Come— and a quarter. The king is to con­ l^sJ’-'" enough to becopie s base for Country Journal; 5, S. S. Cyril and sturdy fobrict (tome oil w ooll) . But apart from the fact that Ruth Graham. clude the broadcast with % 15- Methodigs Seminary C!hoir, De­ I f American air tower. That air First Merchant—Erie Anderaon. ‘ minute address at approximately luoaa profits for Industry would Beautiful^ P ractical troit; 6:15, People's Platform, tweeds, plaid*, fieecet. Broken size* for power, once "lestablished, "neutral­ Second Merchant— Earl Goalee. 2.95 10 o’clock. spur and speed the ^present de­ "Youth and Wartime Lawleas- izes” Jsp fOTcea on the remainder Third Merchahl—Wendell Austin. ness.” mittet ond womeik mands of labor and farm bloc for Fourth Merchant—^Albert Lee. For friends who col­ As a feature of Its Christmas of th^ island, making it difficult lect miniatures and their own gains, the existence of A rt V day three-hom: show Unking home ' B LU — ^10 a. m., Yankee Doodle for .them to get supplies and re- Scene I knickknacks! Mirror and battle frohto,-l*BC:bxpect8 to Quiz, new time; 11, Dramatiza­ such profits would mean future Gifts at Watkins back, two shelf mcxlcl tion, "U . S. N avy Log” ; 2 p. m.. infbrcenMnta, establishing a situ- Time—Christmas day. ihave as a special guest Mrs. Em- woe for industry llsetf. American sketched in either ma­ _ma van Coutren of New York .who Metropolitan opera "Rigoletto” ; Nation which will gradually wear Placr— Skrooge’s sitting room. Industry, today, is coming but of (Characters: , hogany or maple flnl- vi^l greet her 10 children now In 5:45, New N an(^ Martin song sea- the Bougainville Japs down. ishes. the service. Three are WACs, one aion. MBS— 12 noon, Bobby Hook­ a long exile. It has demonstrated Ebenezer Scrooge— Robert Turelc. Now, moving on New Britain Boy - George Torrance. Is In the Arm y and thie other six ey; 3 p. m., Drake U. Choir, J ^ a s its value and its talent by playing Song; 4:15, New Orleans H on e we are again not presenting di­ / ' Scene II are in the Navy. It is hoped that Its full part-in our record of war /Tim e—^Morning after Christmas. several of them may respond, Racing; 6, Salvation Army Xmaa rect challenge to the' main Jap ‘probably with two-way hookups. Party. \ production. The American pco-^ Place—Scrooge’s office. etrength. which is at Rabaul. W e pie today are willing, aa they hay^ Charactera: ara soma ^ 0 miles away from Ra­ Ebenezer Scrooge—Robert Turek. You’ll want to 'give not been willing for many years, party at Covenant-Congregational baul, with a formidable mountain Nephew—’Thomas Oiovlno. them a maple chair for to haar of the eanctl^ of “private c h u i^ range between us. But we are Bob Cratchit— Michel Vlgpmne. their bedroom, study or Manchester enterprise.” The American peo­ Barbara Hall—Announcer . Monday, Dec. 20 obviously going to establish air living room and you I! Troop 9, Giri Scouts, (Thriatmas ple find inspiration in the fact Antoinette Sartor—Prompter. atlll find tbs usual Date Book power whete we are, and that air Chairman Property Committee — party at South Methodist church, m that some progressive industrial large selection at W at­ Grace Robjnson. 4 p. m. . power can "neutrailze" Rabaul kins. Adjustaole back Tonlgtit Also Odd Fellows and Rebekahs o n t g o m e p ; Irafiers are proclaiming industry’s Chairman Costume Committee — and reduce its importance, even it lounge modela, pint- Christmas party In Odd Fellows' own posltiva responaibllity for the Jean Matchett. Christmaa party, Pinea Civic 824-828 M AIN STREET TEL. 5161 MANCHESTER there does happen to be a’ strong form roukera, and no halL Earrings I post-war years. Thara la. In this Christmas Carols. end of pegged occaaton. Association for Junior High and land force of Japs there. Judging , The primary and intermediate Cameo Rings country, a hopeful disposition to al chairs with the one High school students, 72 Llnhmore Admit Stealing Turkeys in a ^ariety o f by our developing strategy, we grades rendered the following pro­ sketched nere costing Drive at 8. believe that industry, instead of gram of (Chrletmas carols. might even pass beyond ftabaul only $6.50. It comes Annual meeting Chapman Union, Dec. 17—(fi>) —: CUfford styles waiting to see what government "Away, in a Manger.” Cameo Brooches \ In colorful chhitz cov- Court, Order of Amaranth, Ma­ Collette, 19, and John F. Une,- !6, before we take it. although that “Hark the Herald Angels:’’ is going to do to and for and sonic Templefat 7:45. both of Stafford Springs, pleaded Would be an extreme Instance of • "Silent Night." around it, will provide its own guilty last night before Justice our daring of movement. "W ind 'Through the Olive ’Trees.” V. F. W . (Thriatmas party for dynamic leadership and take prob­ Gifts that keep^ children, Post rooms, Manchester Paul Rizner to the theft of turkeys The main point in this strategy “ Joy to the World." Pictures and chickens, and were held for lems out of the government’s field "On (Christmas Day." Green. is that It is a much faster brand ; Tomorrow the Superior court in $2,000 ball by solving these problems Itself. 'The Junior High achool chorus each. State Police Lieut. Harris J. of "island hopping” y>an was in­ sang theae carols: 6.50 “ make” a r o o m - Christmas party, Anderaon- Spray and One thing alone might have the Hulburt said the pair had confess­ dicated by our first experience on "Silent Night.” hearths agloVing 8hea Post and Auxiliary at V. F. power to destroy all this poten­ make a perfect gift. W . Home, Manchester Green. ed stealing about 150 turkeys and Brooch Pins Guadalcanal. We are gettbig "Away In a Manger." chickeiia from farms in Union, tially healthy atmosphere. That "It (Came Upon the Midnight (Christmas party, Gibbons A s­ places, and if our progress is not Ashford, Tolland, Stafford and would be for the American people (Clear.” sembly, C. L . o f C., at the Y . ' Somers. . . • Lavaliers I at swift as all of us would like to OlfU that htlp lend a warmth to the Tuletide! “Hark the Herald Angela Sing." Comfort-giving Gifts Watkins '"pictures f Pines Civic Association Clhriat- to get' the idea that American in­ Fortunately, the Gift Box still has a few andiron*..) make perfect gifts for- r.ave it be, it is too fast for the ’’W hile Shepherd's W a t C h e d maa party for children. - Lady Jane Grey waa queen of dustry had enjoyed unreasonable Their Flocks." plenty of bruahes, brooma, bellowa and baakstal they are “Decorator- pleasure or comfort of the Japs. Covenant League Christmas England for nine daya In 1653. Lockets and profit from this war. There is far "God Rest Ye Merry Gentle­ Olra a comfortable Selected” to meet dec­ m m A A orators’ needs! rnore danger to industry in such men." chair thiq Chriatmast Chains We Can Make It Shorter ' "O’ Little Town of Bethlehem." (iroflt than there it.tem porary fi­ There’s stiU a fine va­ "O Come All Ye Faithful.’’. riety of period style French foshi(m prints Bracelets Whatever your mood concein- nancial gain. All brass Andirons with ilain urii tops $$.95 pair.' lounge, wing, barrel and florals come in Ing the pre tiaihing schools. And then they brass fittings. tlodel frames, without glass, DEPOT SQUARE GARAGE celleetian canter an public ready baan dsatroyed by AUied will go down into the mines. shown, 21 inches, $4.95. a n $4UMl Available ERNEST ROY, Prop. library fcP the IPjll V lb r o flV In pairs. CAYEY'8 45 East Crater St. T E L E P H O N E 511S bombing. You can find that Ger- No more severe measure has 241NO.MAINfimiEET BOOK CAMPAION. Advertise in The Herald— It Paya itlaoa production u down to yet been undertaken by any coua* f I *1 would pdhmit two or mors the East Hartford Town OauaciLl Th« bl-partlsan council agreed up the stairs. towns to operate airports jointly. Baby Found Beneath Sink . 513C 1 opics (Such a measure was rejected by unanimously that the busineas of EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AT 8itS 1943 raraen the special session should be con­ 1903 Skelton could hear the infant' the last General Assembly). TWENTY-FIVE GAMES FOR $1.00 nottre Denies Talking Mrs. Kavanagh’s ^tlsh Mui^s whimpering but could see nothing 8. Amending the Bristol city fined to the prepared agenda, all Darina; Blaze On' Agenda charter to allow that municipali­ of the topics on which were de­ V - through the dense smoke. Groping ^l^JbCOtA o f Nearly Ready . Sold toward the sound, he found the ty to purchase a pond as a supple­ scribed as non-controversial. Peace With Germans baby on the floor beneath the mentary water supply. It was expected in many quar­ W Although the Le^slatlve coun­ ters, however, that there would be First Apartments on made his way outside. His eye­ lects Subjects for Spe­ cil limited the agenda to these a fairly vigbrous attempt on the Britain^)* Envoy to Spain, in liit<*rvi«*w Leading Stores and Restaurants (ir«‘n Fiulil for'l.if** In brows, eyelashes and much of his topics. It suggested to the gover­ part of some legislators to intro­ AERO BINGO Forest Street to '•Be duce bills not referred to in- the llavvii lloMpitul. hair was burned off. cial Session. nor that he leave places open in AT With NEA Writer, Preiliels Year of ar. F'inished First o f Year. Throughout Skelton said he did not see Pas- the call for the session In case it call. \. l]unlc Crisante at any time and became desirable to recommend The leaders of both Houses are / ]\Iuiichester and the Stale o f Connceiieul I VVe.tt llavc>n, bee. 17. i/Fi— A had no knowledge of how he got Shopping Days Hartford, ,Dec. 17.—(iP)— .When legislation dealing with the cnir- reported ready to rule such at­ H \'ie\v to creating over-confidence The first units of the nine being Governor Baldwin returns from the rent milk supply problem. Another tempts out of order, but a majority The Army & Navy Club By llenrj- J. Taylor 'whrann and four childn.-ri, all of out of the house. among the Allie.-i.' , , built by the Garden Apartment Phone: Manchester 4250 1 17 Spruce Street Mrs. Cri.sante’s condition pre­ New England govemora’ confer­ suggestion which the council left vote could upset tlfelr ruling. NEA Correspondont am glad to coHtribute» my them cnticxll,'' burned, fought for 6Till CHMSTMAS "1 Corporation to be completed are vented any questioning, but Fire for the governor to decide was The governor has not yet an­ No ifasoline? Can’t use your i»r ? Madrid—Sir Samuel Hoare has share' toward squa.shing them If ence at Boston he will find on his those on Forest street. The finish­ lile lodfi,v in a New Haven ho.spi- Chief Lloyd C. Cameron said the desk sn agenda for the special ses­ whether the special session should nounced formally that he would Then why not walk? It’n not too far. defiled to me peralstent rumors possible and esiiccially when 1 lim ing, touches are now being applied call a special session, but for weeks linking him here with peace feel­ -tal w hili' It.'ea Skeljon, 39-,vear- blaze apparently started when a sion of the Legislature everyone consider legislation providing for dragged Into atorie.s with sneh an­ and the plan is to have them ready portable oil stove overflowcigi Schools Are Closed the care of servicemen who may it has been taken for granted that And you will find our BinRo’s fun ers. He has done so categorically. noying fieqnene'y." ■ old railroad Iter, wa.a hailed as expects him to call next month. With many prizes to he won. Bed-ridden with influenra, Sir to oc-eupy between January 1 and It was prepared yesterday at a be mentally ill upon their dis­ sucli action would be forthcoming Si'es \ ear jit War 15. A hot water heating .system HORT of time ea well as cash,? Doii't a lu-M) ' I'll- 111.'-' vvi'irk in helping charge. This suggestion came from and Capitol sources have set the | Samuel received me at his resi­ In the ligb of. bi.-- uiiexcellid S tli(>m out of their blazing apart­ ;For the Holiday final meeting of the Legislative (20) $5.00 GAMES (.3) $10.00 GAMES dence on the Avenida del General- has been installed. The floors are borrow unnecessarily, but if a loan Is council-and contains six topics: John J. Burke, past president of datie for convening at Jan. 19. familliutiv with alf.continental af­ being laid and as soon as one or to your advantage, get It from/Petsonal* ment. Lvoiis Noiiiiiialed (1 ) $20.00 GAME (1 ) $50.00 GAME Isimo Franco. fairs, 1 'asked Kir Kanuiel bow with a minimum of delay. Kki'lt'm H'i> awakened from a 1. Extension of ifie governor's “ As regularly as clockwork I two rooms are finished, the radia­ Just* come In. Or better stiH. apply by .soon, rc'gaidle.s.s of riimois, he nap ,Vl'.^t(.'l^lav afti-rnoon when he Manchester public schools war powers, which expire Feb. 1, read these same things from New tors are set and then comes the phone-—call u^. then make one visit to For Slate Senate 1944, for one year beyond that RMMWWMMlWIIIIWilCflKMUidKWWMMMCMWWMMdMHtlMNMfdKMlM would say peace would come to polishing of the floors. 'Phe p.iint- sign and pick up the cash Cither way In'iird -Mrs. Lina Crisante. 32, oe- closed for the Christmas vacation York, from London, from Stock­ you-s, Angelina and night nominated William J. Lyons others will work at the post office. has.been blown tip out ol the $20.60 when prom)>tly repaid In 12 month­ De.nna; anoU.ei daughter, Mary ballots. ! nent of Europe. Jr . t ^-'rt month and all will be completed ly consecutive tnstullnients of $10.05 each. for state senator from the 26th^ The State Trade School does not 3. Extension of the voting hours straiglit, logistics slatii.s into the ^ 0 for 2 weeks costs 42c. Come In or Fr.inc «. nine moijths old. and a "I have not been talking peace early in the spring. ^ district to succeed Judge Stanley close until next week when It will at stats elections from 6 p. m. to with (anvbody, including the well- psychological and politkal iiiea The work of grading and laying phon$ today. neplunv, Fn... It. Itromi* Mk t . l.lm iae \o. «t01 tives. Hartford, Dec. 17— (A^-- State to set their own voting hours, and only yesterday here I heard a ' Ila'r Ueiii| letel> Burned .■%way Health Gor.iiiijssioner Stanley H. radio repoVt from Switzerland that more fighting remains .to b<- done J Klcelton, whvT brought Mrs. Cris­ within limits, for local electicms.) on the ground in Kmope and in llic Wonid Repeal Eviction Law he had rot had influenza at all but ante and the three babies out ot Se\en State Jobs 0|>en Osborn, returning to his office yes­ was meeting Germany's Von I'a- air' ove. Ei.roije lliao people terday after having been confined b. Repeal of the law enacted by abroad seem to roalizi . To my Oifensiye Weapon Giant Transport the apartment, making hia la.st pen at the Vatican. trip into the blazing rooms in Hartford, Dec. 17—l/P) — The to his home fpr five days with the the last General Assembly ellmi- "Well," Sir Samuel said with the mind It i.s as dange rous and foc.l- Personnel department announced mild Influenza now so prevalent, rating the ntne-day grace period hard.v l(. assume peace now a.s it smoke so dense thin It blinded him pleasant smile that has endeared tem por.anl.said all were badly yesterday that applications from said he believed the epidemic had formerly given tenants before evic­ him widely in Madrid, "maybe I was to laugh dining lb- .'-o-callcd persons wishing to take competi­ about reached Its peak and that tion proceedings for non-payment pbo::v wur.'-; | :da blistered ant' bleeding and that don't have influenza and maybe Mf.s. ('risante's hair was complete­ tive examinations for seven state the i number of cases would begin of rent could be started. DOLLS this is the Vatican—but 1 don't Holue is not .seriously ill. In­ jobs would be received during the to deyrease within a few days. 5. Enactment of legislation fluenza s . oinnion in Madrid at ly burned iCway and most of the YELLOW think so. 'Seriously: what more clothing huintil from her body. next two weeks. The jobs are: ONIONS can I say? 1 feel Mr. Hull express­ this time of year. After a bi'n I rcst In the countryside near .Madrid, Mrs. Cri.sante had managed to Domestic animals inspector 42,040 kkkk kkkk FLORIDA ed the matter admirably in his get. two of the children “to the top a year; toll collector (Charter Oak ' k $1.69 to $4.98 press conference in Washington Britain's former foreign nnnister Kim IN ACTION GRAPEFRUIT 54's will resume daily work at the im­ of the stainvay in the rear of the bridge). 41.500; welfare rc.searCh recently when he said, 'Such state­ house by the time Skelton, arous­ associate,. 42,400; senior child wel­ CALIFORNIA NAVEL ments are evidently put out with mense British Embassy here. ed by her screams, rushed to aid fare case worker, 41,920; child wel­ Extra Large Size ISO's them. fare social worker .41,560; social ORANGES Heechler, Kii.san ToiUI, I’hyllis After helping them out of dobrs worker, 41,560; mental defectives' Townsend, Barbara Blacltslone, ... because someone he heard Michael crying "TheVe’s social worker, 41,560. Dickens Play Janet Hammond, Barbara Johnson, Future's Flivver? WALNUTS Mildred Binks, Betty Chapman. Over Seven Seas r.'.MWnCnCSkSgMineAfACWWMNfWnfWfWRfMIIMIHKlIKflKWWWMWWF. Carols simgs ini’luded; “ Silent Forty years ago, I)ec. 17, IPiiJ, Is Presented Night". ''Cherry Tree Carol'', "God 111 the wind swept dunes of, Kitl.v didn’t act soon enough? TURNIPS YELLOW P. E. I. Rest You Merry Gentlemen". “The Hawk, N. man'.s, age-old Wilbur Wright Today First Noel", "O Come All Ye dream of flight in a heuvier-tlian * MATTHEW Seventh and Eighth Faithful", "Hark! Tlio Herald air machine came true when W il­ SQUASH BLUE HUBBARD Angels Sing", "Oh Little'Town of SLEDS K bur Wright, prone on the lower X Grades of Barnard Bethlehem." wing of wluil nmoiinted to a mo­ ILL, some young American pilot go articles needed by pur fighting men? WIOR’S School Entertain.^ torized kite, took off and flotV 8,'>2 down in flames over Berlin .. . Didn’t hear that 25 war plants are closed MIXED NUTS feet in ,'jti seconds. Aclti.tlly il was W from lack of waste paper right now? 2 ^ ' $3.69 and $3.98 IS-year-OIi! Youth not the lir.sl lliglit of the Dayton, W ill some nice kid you know . . . just out I The Seventh and Eighth Grade O.. brothers, but il was llio'long- of high school. . . lie still forever on a South Today we do know and we do care. That’s McIn t o s h Dramatic Club of Barnard school why a regular campaign to save and collect APPLES o i i i h e.st and proved the jiinctieality of h ■ Sea beach . . . just because someone didn't presented ‘ The Christmas Carol" F I Bigamist their contraption. The historic waste paper is under way in this city now. by Charles Dickens. The play was care? S K IIS $1.29 to $7.50 (light is pietii^'d at top, above, Gather up your cartons, boxes, bags, news­ FLORIDA 216*4 (iven in five acts— Act I, taking Willi brother . Orville, watching. Didn't care enough to save waste paper ORANGES papers, magazines. Turn in at least a bundle place in Ebenezer Scrooges office. Kansas City. Kas., Dec. 17.—W) I ’hoto.s below symbolize the devel­ and turn jc in regularly? Act II in his sitting room. Act 111 — Jurors who prefaced their de­ opment of the airplane in the Didn’t realize that waste a week. Get everybody you know to do the Boys’ and Girls’ N\ In the Bob Cratchit’a dining room, liberations with a prayer for Di­ short span of two-score years - paper makes fuse parts, para­ same. A & P COFFEE Act IV in Scrooge’s sitting room vine guidance convicted' Thomas as a mighty■ factor in winning ths chutes, shell containers, cam­ MIN*S AND BOYf’ again and Act. V in the Scrooge Robertson of bigamy, on his 18th. war for the United Nations; as a business office. > . birthday yesterday—while two of swift earner of men and mate­ ouflage? A BUNDLE A WREK SHO E s k a t e s Cast of characters for the play hts three wiyes looked sadly on. rials to the earth's far corners, Didn’t know that paper ac­ SOME BOY’S LIFE HOCKiY SKATU was as follows: Mrs. Mina Francos ^igh Hob- with the pihrnise of globe-girdling tually packs all the 700,000 Ebenezer Scrooge ...... ertson, 18, Wife No. 3, chewed her aerUtI voyages for Mr. and Mrs. $6.50 to $9.50 fingernails. She said she'd wait for ...... Dudley Bickford Anierira after the wat* the Navy's Pair Bob Cratchit ...... Lee Freedman her husband; she h»d testified she great ft.ving boat Mars, implicit 3s98 Jacob Marley ...... Lee Freedman still loved him. She said .she didn’t with promise of regular petrue^ Scrooge's Nephew. .Robert Haugh know, though, abbiit waiting If the time trans-Atlantic pas.sehger Soft toa tfyls, wilt* o«l*ids anWa Portly Gentleman...... fnaximum five-year prison term Service: and a preview of the JUST RECEIVED il I ...... Willard Basaette were im\ioscd. Sentencing was set helicoviler hailed by iis enUimfl- support*. Kickal-piatad ikotai, B o y ...... Alton Munsic, fo; today. /' _ a.«ta as the family "llivvei" of the A Limited Number o f staal blodat. Mock top-gram Mra Cratchit...... — ^ Wife No. 2, Mrs. Lucille Kniily future. Miller Robertson,- 17. buried • her leather wppart. A flna gift I ...... Elizabeth Klrpatrlck c EXPRESS WHOLE Of EITHER HALF face on ' her mother's shoukler mi Belinda...... Leona Hawkes CIGARETTE Womeh’a, Girls’ Whits M a rth a ...... Sylvia Keith when the. vet diet was read. She ClAflMCn IIA lie WHOLE or BUTT-5 pis'. First Young Cratchit ...... said she didn’t know how she felt. Layoffs Ease Nawteapar*: Fold them MaeaalaasaadBaakai Carragatad aad Card- Waatabaikat Papar Skates, baUt-in sakW WAGONS dlflUllCU IlHmd SHANK HALF-3 pis .33* ...... Beverly SwiiUow ■ Wife No. 1, Mrs. Katherine Nor­ flat (the way the paper T ie them to bu n dles boardBoaaaandCartanat ( W rappare. Envalopaa. supports...... $i.98 Mill -LIGHTERS ris Robertson. 20, had listened to boy' them) and tie about 18 inchei high. Flatten them out and tie tie.): Flatten and pack DflDlf I n in e ^ WHOLE OR Second Young Cratchit---- /.----- them in bundles about 12 them in bundles about 12 down in a box or bundii^ . — closing arguments, then walked Just the thing for the men on rUnlV LUIIlv EITHEK e n d -4 p o in t s LB ...... Eleanor Kovaca Lal)or Pi 11 ell inches high. inches high. so that it can be carried. 1 29* Tiny Tftl^___ Tony Glovlnl out withcfut waiting for the ver­ your gift list. $2.69 to Spirit of Chr^maa Past ...... dict. 781 siWtoJWFCtowwnfXfWMinFaFwnftoiWw: I .; ...... , ’ .... Virginia Green New Nwle 1nlro(lii(‘(‘(l in $11.95 SHOULDER a25* Spirit of Christmas Present...... Favors Western .lusllee Stale I’ iefiire, Survey If You Live in the Northeast Section A s ...... June Uokling a model plane, OrvUle" Wright is shown above in his latest Chicago— f/P) —Joseph O’Neil I MAKE A ^ HIT * I SMOKED PICNICS LB Spirit fff Christmas Yet To Come.. R f'v e a lb . photograph taken 40 years after the epoch-making airplane flights S K I J A C K R 29* . . . i ...... Dolores Donze had a story to tell the 7101101’ with his brother, Wilbur, at Kitty Hawk, N. C., on Dec. 17, 1903. FRESH OR i.iaD(Laborer...... Robert Britton "Prom now on,” he , told Srrgt. Outlined Below, Hove Your Waste Pa­ DOLL Hartford, Dec. 17 -(ff*!- Small In.sel piint(>s show the Wright brothers. OrWUe at lef^, ns they WITH THIS ;^S^N E W ^ I CORNED - 1 PT. LB Ftraiit Merchant . . . . Andre Myette John Wall, " I’m for western jus­ looked during- days when, they pioneered in aviation. SPARE RIBS 24* /Secoiecond Merchant ,. Elbert Carlson tice. H a n g’em!" but wide.spread la.voffs occunmg FANCY MILK-FED "Hang who?" Sergeant Wall during the pa.st month in Connecr per Ready for Co I lection Out At the 7.98 CARRIAGES / ThirThird Merchant ...Robert Hutson GRADE AA & A-6 PTS. u 2 9 * Fourth Merchant ... Alton Munsie asked. ticut have introduced a new note in requests for statements of phasis in production and does not VEAL LEGS in the labor supply picture in this Fifth Merchant . . . Robert Britton "My horse ---- availability wftich may be due to presage a significant overall re­ Deluxe cotton poplin . . . light­ i Shouldar-2 ptt. LB state. Slate Manpower Director Fresh Pienici 27- Sixth Merchant . .W^iilard Bassetto "Hang your Horse?” exploded the feeling of uncertainty- created duction in employment, as work­ Curb BENRUS FANCY ILICCO William J. Fitzgerald said today, weight, strong, wind-ond-snow $He95 LAMB CHOPS Announcer . . . .Elizabeth Kllcollins the sergeant. b,v minor layoffs. Under controlled ers are being quickly absorbed In THf WATCH THAT'S vmwm Pork Liver ^ 2z VPOINTSoin't**'* l. 1 9 « on the basis of surveys made by repeltent. Smort tailoring, plus Properties...... Donald Caldwell. "No,’’ answered O’Neil, "the hiring, too, job shopping is no other industries following layoffs. SMAUE* THAN A DIMf L6i|l points • LB 4 5 « ■ONCLEtt buys who stole my horse. I was his a real manpower directors. 7 POINTS l. 2 8 * Raymond Brown, Philip Skowes longer possible,' and this has act­ While some lessening of the labor I coffifort and free action feohirea. VealShoilder delivering coal in a house and So ,ar, the layoffs, due- almost ROCKING HORSES points 'LB GRADE A Carpi Singers ed as a deterrent to job shifting. deficit might be expected, supply MONDAY, DECEMBER 20 rib; 35‘ 4 POINTS Li 35* when I came out my sorrel mare entirely to cutbacks and canccHa- In Fitzgerald's opinion, the equal to the demand Is not yet in | Sliced Bacoi The carol singers were: Avis mtsmm ’’DownhiH Ski PanU” $5.91 $4.85 riLtos ' SKINLESS tiohs in. small arms and munitions, was gone." present time is one of shifting em­ sight. HaKB Ff.tn LI A POINTS O'Neil said his horse is blind in have Served the purpose of easing Unless Inclement Weather Prevents Collection Fraikforts one eye, is 11 years old and has a labor stringencies; these, together Whiting Neck Bones white mark on it^.left fear hoof. with a sharp reijuction in estima­ Large Asdortment of Gaines . . 10c to $2.30 ted labor needs for the coming I months, have made the gap be­ tween supply and dejnand clo.ser TWO RED POINTS FREE Xmas Tree Lighting Sets . . .$1.65 to $1.95 i than it has been in months. This WARTIMR BIKI POR is particularly true in the New. Ha­ X GIVE ven and Bridgeport areas; while Xmas Wax Candles in All Colors X Hartford remains-less affected. —To Buy Meat or Butter! lUO IBU BUYIRB X Complicating tly labor picture ' Large 10c Small 2 for 14c X in tile Hartford area-is the critical COMFORT need for workers in ball-ticaring X plants in adjacent areas, and all 29.95 X FOR CHRISTMAS available workers w re being fun­ Glassware X X nelled into these industries. If you're eligible to buy a bi­ I{e-Eoking fat you turn in to your meat dealer. X S POINT* WCJ A I X Borden’s vihen EASY CHAIR (iomi for driveways and other These points can be used any time, anywhere, for the purchase ■ National Citrus 2 LB purposes. , of any foods requiting red ration stamps. PWoral Tox inelvdoe $2.50 and up X m3rni3l3Q6 OranftAGrapofruit JAR 29* SO eoio n X OR ROCKER XE« SYSTEM LAUNDRY A wotch el rore v^beeuty; »me11ef wheat meal eK,l2« iiarrison Street then e dime. In the nawMt X CRAX Crape Nuts See our grand Heleetinn all Knii brocaltt t6 match. 15 lewet Large Selection of Christmas Cards X French’s Mnstard ly(M-s— and all at attractive hol­ celer ef red geld with pd|M»toble Benrwt Shockproof movementl uiART-SHIELD X iday prlcea. A T n Y ^P FiliF ili Snugly in X Grandma’s Molasses 19* X d e m y - n>wCn«il • 7* B-E-N-R-U-^ DIDLI j VnUorm Pockvt 69c and up 1 LB SAS ORATED Dog Food RELIABK’ CUT l*OZ 4 Jg Xm as Trees THE ENGRAVED GOLD FIN ISH ED STKI “PAUL BROWN’’ OFFI­ 9 POINT* C*N lO e n s o n ' RIDGE-TOP HICKORY BOX Greet Beans j'f.riu in n FRONT COVER PROTECTS HIS HEART CIAL FOOTBALL $3.98 2 0 Ann P>,(. UWM gAg eii'Tis skam r r a itr Fre.sh Cut Spruce ' Endorsed' by Ohio State'a SKIS S6.50 Baked Beans to »U. CAM lU * B KagmcwMMMsuaMKmtwmtwwmcamcwmfafMMaciwiMaMicaMK coach! Top grain pebbled Matchad for weight, balance and Balsam. Pore Lard t pointt ‘ ctV' 1 7 * 2 » V cowhide. Hand-formed topa, S 1-4 to $ 6 9 - 9 5 1 SIUSL J ^ Sec our selection of shockproof, walcr- Champion Basketball $3.15 7 1-4 ft. Soapine, T*S*23« I’ricei To Fit Everybody’s MkM 20^ Pocketbook; U ^ proof wrist watches with split seconds; BofUfudL Woodbory’SEAciAiSsap 3 Christmas Store Schedule Sweetheart Seep CAM* 1 1 * K ^ also a few self-winding wrist watches. SAI.TINES Oxydel 3e*;^19* ’ :;S‘ 23* Open All Day Wednesdays During Dccemher. ^ ^wneKtoWTwntwwMtwaiiiwMaiiaiiMmvanwanmRanMMinirR $1 to $3 ZLBAQGlUBa AC PalmtliveSeap Ps-f Open Until 9 P. M. Thursdays and Saturdays RUT NOT PRIMARILY for the free points ufill you save u ^ MANCHESTER (OXAglBOX I D M ontgomery 2?rci19« ^ S ‘ 2 i* Open Until 9 P. M. Monday, December 2p, Tuesday, De­ cooking fata. It's because fats make glycerine and glycerine Diz cember 21, Wednesda.v, December 22, Thursday. 118 Aiituiuii St. is nePded to make gunpowder, medicines and other battlefield Ivory Setp CAM I December 23. Close Friday. December 2t, at 6 essentials. No fat Is too black or burned to jdeld crystal-clear 1 M atthew W ior 280 Woodbridge St. glyearine. No amount is too small. So save every drop—in any IHARDWARECO. / o’clock. JEWELER kind of tin can, not glass. Start todayl ' T E L. 62«5 Prim* (Uh)Mt to markot c)mo*oo. Retail Merchants’ Division. Open Weekdays 4 to 9. 977 Main St. Telephone 5214 W ard w . ruervo Ibo rislit to Ualt Manchester Chamber of Commerce. Paper Manufacturers and Users oLManchester 824-828 Main St. Tel. 5161 Manchester All Day Sunday. lacMtoMMwasjKjaManiM Affroi'td by OP A tulU U PB. Ptud for b j Imduttry / J - Famous Film at the State Here , FOR TOP VALUE ANNOCNCiailSPII try from L^bljanlt joined German lovr Starts Today IN A NEW HOME OLD t!on is usually dateu from the French Units Will OVER THE COUNTEIR POINTS unlU besieging the town of Pneumonia DR.C.C.SHERWI opci ing of a well , in Venaiigo Assert Nazis’ j Kocevje in. muthiem Slovenia and Bus Service] See the Ones tfeing Built By Dentist Soviets Gain county, Penna., Aug.'' 29, 1859. after heavy fighting forced units To Get Paid RECORDS Spreading Now .Hunt he turned for sal­ Against Germans of the 15th 'division to evacuate. (Contlnned fv Page (Ms) GREENBROOKE hi of 869 Mhtn StKMt The average U. S; war expendi­ Drive Turned The battle is being continued on i _____ vage II you want to keep Upper Hand tures per month now exceed the playing tba new ones. . . Manchester largest amount ever spent in a In Central Italy the town’s outskirts, Tito’s bulle­ (Continued from Page One) Torrihglon Company to arw ser-viwe men and ^onicfi on, HOMES, INC tin said, adding that the Germans furlough. 21^0 each-paid tor old reo- single peacetime year. Into Retreat until the wee hours of the morn­ Is Now AasocUted Wltk Over Nazis are suffering severe losses. More Distribute ?60,009 in Protest Labor Bsdfd Dedsidn On Walker Street ords inespeutlve of quantity. ^4 ' '' ' (Continued (rum Page Une) than 200 were killed and more ing. DR. J. h ! FAGAN The incidence of trench mouth, The strike bega'h In Birmiagliain widespread in World War 1, is (Continued from Page One) than 1,150 wounded in the latest Prayers went up throughout the Excess Earuiugs. Por farther MormattoD call at (Om Mm iM frotD Page One) Army also took "a number of hills" clash, Tito asserted. nation for his quick recovery. King yesterday, whph 200 drivers and Alexaadet Jarvts Oo. oMlcc on KEMP'S of 33 ^Vajrlui S t r ^ now only 2.3 per 1,000 soldiers maintenance men walked out kn OeiBter stfeet or at V i Alexander overseas. \ f farther Inland. treat in Croatia; an enemy defeat George Vl arranged for a messen­ Hartford, Dec. 17.—(.T*)— Tor- Ian. Hartford i«U junction of Smela and re- The Germans Intensified their "which will considerably influence Gold and diamond prospectors ger to bring him hourly news. rlngton hCMiaeholdera worf’t g et any protest a^:ai^t a War Labor board vtreet. 168 .Main St. Tel. 5680 jwlaed fUrce German counter-at- efforts to hold off the relentless of British Guiana are called pork- The prime ministers eract decision/reducing pay of drivers Phoaea: 4112 or TS79 Telephone 6-6510 tacka launched from the partly- A hurricane ddcs not become a his further operations” in western light bin thlF mont^L Instead, the hurricane in weather bureau ter­ Eighth Army on the Adriatic end Bosnia, and heavy German losses nockera because salt pork la one whereabouta was not disclosed, but Torrington Electric L'ght company under a new contract signed Oct mcircled industrial city of Kiro- of the line, throwing more and of the principal staples of the bush i The bally Mirror quoted the Ger­ ^ofrad, 66 miles southwest of minology until its wind velocity in a battle still raging in the will pay them money. rises above 75 mites an houn more tanks and flame-throwers Livno-Duvne sector; two German country and is carried in the packs j man satellite Vichy radio as say­ The Public Utilities'commiaslcn George Rice, secretary of the Kremenchug. into the struggle, but New Zea­ columns defeated and supplies of^he prospectors. ing be was ill in Cairo. announced yesterde- It had order­ /plimlngtaan: local of the Amalga-. In these twin drives on Smela The British Guiana sinoponera landers and Canadians beat off captured near Zljebovl and Roga- ed the conipany to distribute about DJAted Aasociatlon of Street Elec­ and .Kirovograd, In which Red grandis, an insect ranging from every Nazi attempt to break their tric Railway and Motor Stage Army airmen participated by hold on the Orsogna-Ortnna high­ tlca in eastern Bosnia; German $60,000 in excess 1943 earnings to one to two inches in length, is the evacuation of Kladanj in central Its customer.s. Drivers of America (AFL) said the blasting »he Smela railway station largest ant known to entomolo­ way which had been cut in three WLB dcciaioif'cut the contract rate nnd blowing up an enemy train places the previous day. Bosnia; and the destruction of The payments. It was estimated., gists. ■Nazi supply and communications will amount to about 15 per cent of oY 4.84T per mite for .Southeastern "and other transport, Soviet troops The latest operation by the new i AT KLEIN'S Greyhound drivers to iJ ti cents a killed 800 Germans, captured a 15th Strategic Air Force was its ! lines in many sectors of Yugo­ the customers’ electricit.V coats for Germany requires so much fer­ HOUSEWIFE,YOU ARE CREDITEP WITH slavia, the year. On the average, the B'.ilc. number of villages and picked up tilizer (or agriculture because third important mission in as : LEAF LARD NO POINTS ^icc said this represented in- considerable stores of abandoned many days- -following up heavy The vengeful, Nazis, making an­ checks expected to be, mklied thta Scene from the most vivid,unforgeUAble picture to come out of the most of the land is largely an old BROWN POINTS FDR EVERY POUNP OF USED FAT ROASTING CHICKENS OVEN AND POT ROASTS ci Aaca for men with top experi­ War material, the Russian war blows at airports and h.trbor In­ other of their big-scale tank-led month to each consumer w'“ ence and beginners, but represent­ war, "Guadalcanal Diary." with Lloyd Nolan and Preston Foster, glacier plain over which glaciers YOU TURW IN AA/£> PAH> fO R /T TOO/ >'fforLs to crush the fiery patriots, PORK LOIN ROASTS GROUND MEAT am ount approxim ately to' the ^ t bulletin said. moved large quantities of sand. stallations in the Athens vicinity ed a wage cut for the "middle playing, at the SUte Sunday. Monday and Tuesday. peavy Fighting on Three Fronts Tuesday and agaihst rail junctipns wore brough’ to halt just six days Cases and seasonings for making bologna and sausage. of power for a month and a/nalf group.” on both sides of the Brenner pas.s rctty tuUUties to choose Irom. iarmlned sally by von Mannstein's Major Samuel Nicholas was the . filan withput argoment.’ and that ca,” Monroe has been labeled as as they might the K. of C. had Readings DaUy, Including Sunday, junctions of a secondary rail The Germans, striving to de­ no compMltnl about fates had been American plane scores a miss In IMWWWKWMWMtKMWMMWWWAfaciUMKIKAfWWdKntKWe tanks. The fighting centered along first commandant of the U. S. route through northeastern Italy the first great singing bandleader never been able to beat the 9A.M.toiP. M. Or By Appolat- I the Teterev river between Rado- M arines. stroy Tito's Army before the Al­ received from any customer in bombing practice. "It’s Cadet connecting at Villach In Austria lies launch a possible invasion of since the diiys of Rudy VaUee. Be­ Schmaltz sir.'’ says one as the doughy lads from the North End pjeaL In the Service of the Pe»-1 mysl and Malln to the north, and Torcifigton. sides, Vaughn Monroe bi;ing3 a in the pibit pie for M ¥«ata. Electric Bed Lam ps...... $1.49 the Soviet war bulletin said a Ger­ - Modem soap Industries began in with the main continental rail the Balkans, were rushing rein­ Only a few days ago the com- bomb falls outside the target. systems and the line had been IN 21 PAYS YOUR KITCHEN GREASE IS 6LV CER1NE FOR forcements to all areas. mammoth stage revue, featuring •He’s hopeless.” The target is—a An entirely different story to­ 169 Cbareh .Street, Hartford, Uoaa. j man attempt to force an unnamed Italy, Germany and France in the comparatively free of bombings. .r'ission reported that the Derby Gil Maison A Co., comedy stars of day following the sitting last eve­ PhoM 9-8M4 l^holo ^flhums • • • . . • $1.2:^ water barrier (probably the Tet- 13th century. GUNPOWDER TO FIRE BULLETS POINTEDATTHEAyisf In the Sandjak area in' Bosnia Gas &■ Fleclric company had rain barrel. Lighter Aircraft Active bitter fighting was reported -near the Broadway Stage Hit, "Star & k rw ) was dispersed, with the Ger­ The communique said lighter r.groed (o its plan for a distribu­ G a rte r” ; the * Murphy Sisters. Xmas Tree Holders . . . .\ ...... $1.89 The Hebrides islands were ruled Byelo Polje and Broadarevo, and tion of SGO.OOc In exrers earnings mans leaving 800 dead on the field aircraft a\fo were very active | POPULAR "Famous Harmony Swingsters”.; by the kings of Norway until types of planes. In a general offen­ the former town ■was recaptured to that company’s customers this M batUe. against (Jerman positions and | in a fierce coun :er-attack by the Mildred Law, Singing & Dancing ■^Comh and Brush S ets...... $2.29 to $12.39 Storm To Smela uutsklrta 1266, when the islands were ceded snipping in both coasts of Italy British Bonihers sive against Britain. month as well as a total of F 15,000 Star of ‘'Artisla & Models." and to Scotland. This correspondent wrote that partisans. FOOD MARKET in rebates each mhnth for the next I , In the fighting above the Dnie­ and against the Nazis in Yugosla­ Fresh forces of tanks and infan­ others. As usual, there ia a m id­ per l)end, the communique said. via, where they supported the Hit Berlin Hard the Germans have announced no six month.s. n ig h t .show tonight. WMiguards of Konev’s Army atarm- Captain Cook, discoverer of the guerrilla warfare by attacking new types of planes for many Tickets are now on sale for the Largest Assortmenl of adforward to the outskirts of Hawaiian islands, was killed by enemy transports in the Sibenik months with the exception of a aix- 855 MAIN STREET RUBINOW BUILDING Believes in Planning .\head Gala New Year’s Eve midnight Imela under cover of a devastat- natives on his second visit there and Dubrovnik area and by straf­ (t'ontlnaed_from Page One) motored giant transport plane. two hour stage show. Reserve in 1779. ing motor supply columns. Bowling Green, O. — (/Pi — A tickets now bv mail or by phoning Beautiful Compqcts Sng artillery barrage which was Mg Sweden indicated that the (?en- Slowly crumbling the defenses of The harbor at tMvitavccchia Strict Censorship Christmas Lima high .school junior. Miss 2-26.52 o r 7-6652. th a t Important communications John Paul Jones, the U. S. naval north of Rome again was bomlicil ral section had suffered heavily.' • - Louise Stallbohm, believes in hero, became an admiral In the and hits observed on ships and 'J ho Swiss radio said the P’oreign On Correspondents Fruit and Vegetable Specials planning ahead. Some late appli­ lind supply center. The Germans on'ice district Was struck, and one SELECT YOUR OWN ^•ere reMstlng fiercely in an at- Russian Navy after the American warehouses. Stockholm , Dec. 17.—(iP)— A cants for dormitory rooms at Delaware, Marydand. Kentucky Revolution. ^ Eleven enemy aircraft were de­ Berlin broadcast clung to the Trees Bowling Green State University and Missouri all were represented A: C tu e KURNllTUREi^ )t to save some part of their familiar line that the resWential strict censorship apparently was network from the advancing stroyed against the loss of two by clamped on foreign correspondents BANAN.\S FLORIIM JUICE ORANGES w'ere di.sappointcU this year, so— m tile Confederate CJongress al- FAVORITE Catalonia in Spain sent a dele the Allies during the day's opera­ area had been the target. Miss Stallbohm has reserved a tiiough none seceded from the IS, who now control all but The German high command, in In Berlin today, but a correspon­ . the lines feeding German gation to the peace conference in tions. dent for Stockholm's Aftonbladet room for 1945, 20 months in ad­ Union during the' War Between Paris in 1919, asking that it be The Royal N avy joined In the its broadcast communique, ac­ 13c lb. 25c doz.. vance. J , I the States, ; TOILET WATER troop concentrations in the lower knowledged only that "con.slder- was permitted to say that Berlin 50c each jM eper and Krivol Rog basin. made into an independent state. operations by attacking German w as burning again following la.«t shipping on the Adriatic, sinking a able damage" had resulted. ^ Good visibility which followed Canadian filers who participated night's smashing R. A. F. assault. And Not Over ^,^ldwln and Greening Apples^ Vlays of bllsurds permitted exten­ The name of the Hohenzollern German tug off the Yugoslav port "Tremendous fires reddened the SWEET TANGERINES family, which ruled Germany un­ of KOtor. Another destroyer force agreed the capital had been given Therimis' Bottles . 7 . .~...... $1.19 sive air activity, the communique a staggering blow. sky," he said. paid, and the Red Army Air Force til 1918, was taken from a hill san k a sm all G erm an ship off Indicating that the blackened called Zollem near Stuttgart. Sivitlanuova on the east coast of "Heavy clouds made It difficult $2.00 29c doz. 4 lbs. 39c • Electric Corn P o p p e rs...... $1.49 svported 100 Gemum plahes shot to as.sess the damage with ac­ capital’s defenses had been caught iSown !n air combat or by anti-air­ Italy. flat-footed by the first raid in two Allied head q u arters al.sn an­ curacy, but judging from the glow Trees Up to 8 Feet. ONIONS m Thermat Heating Pads ...... $1.25 craft fire. Since 1634 only the Pope has 1 think our concentration of bombs weeks, the correspondent said MeINTOSH A P P L ^ had authority to canoniiM persona nounced that Lieut. Gen. C. W. that a Swede who left*his dinner Allfrey, who fought In Tunlsin, must have done great damage," P B illfo ld s___ ...... ------98c to $9.29 as saints of the Roman (Catholic said Lieut. Rod Dunphy, of Winni­ the. moment the sirens wailed had Call church. . now is commanding a British unit gone only a few hundred paces be­ ' 3 lbs. 29^ 3 lbs. 22c 8 d’ peg. Did You Know on the Italian front.' fore the first exploslcns shook the < 'jM J Another Canadian flier said city. The shelter he finally reach­ Carl Johnson Na HC 401 The Harmattan wind which flares had illuminated the path to SEEDI.ESS O ^PE FR U IT MED. SIZE POTATOES 22 K CoU Trim Beautiful Slock of «- That-- blowa from the Sahara between Sofia Sirens Set ed was shaken repeatedly although It.*) West Center Street Boudoir Chairs DFi.rxF yoYAi. coin PAmruM* October and March is known as Berlin .or 25 miles. He said the it was deep underground. clouils effectively blanketed de­ Berliners themselves showed 39c peck * I Heritage Dinner China Novelty The first accordion was patent­ "the doctor” because of its health­ Going Tu'ice fensive s e a l eliliglits. but I tie re­ 5fot25c Beautiful covers London, Uec. 17 — (,V- Tlio they are no longer nonchalant ^ 82, .58, 100 Pc. Sola. ed in 1839 by Z. Damian, a Vene- ful effects. flected (ires from the binning dly For a Brighter Hungarian radio .tajd today that about raid alarms, but scurry for priced $7.95 and up tiaa. could be seen plainly as they de cover at the first signal. Read llerald Advs. Merry Xmas Opfm stock, priced, from 87.81 up XMAS CANDY * The Marine orchestra waa or­ Allied plane.s roaring o\'er Sofia parted homeward. ■•paranto and Ido are the best ganized by William H. Santel- had set the sirens going twice dur­ known artificial languages. mann, father of the present lead­ ing the night in the Bulgaiian While the heavy. bombers were er, Capt. William Frederick San- capital. thus engaged, Mo.squitos slabbed I Qwieva bscams part of Switser- tclmann. The broadcast, recorded by Reu­ at western Germany and other I Quality Duncan Phyfe laadlnlBlS. . ters, said that according to flr.st planes attacked targets in north­ Mirrors Fountain Pen Sets Test tires of synthetic materials reports no bombs were dropped. ern l-'ranee. Martha The territory of Alaska was are reported to last as long as na­ American four-cnglned bombers The R.A.F. went otit early last or purchased by the United States tural rubber tires, and in some from the Mediterranean theater night just as American Fortresses Station Wngon Washington from Russia In 1867 for 81,720,000. cases, have been usable for 100,000 bombed Sofia in a steady proces­ and Liberators were returning to Pictures $2.98 to $18.75 miles. sion for 105 minutes the afternoon darkening basea after a trip some­ Hurry! Galileo demonstrated In 1632 of -Dec. 10—the third time they where .into northwestern Germany A thoughtful gift that the earth revolved around the The Portuguese discovered Java had smashed the city In a month. through intense flak. COATS priced from There are only ■un. early In the 16th century. The Americana lost 11 bombers ' V Av \ \\\x ^ n g t h S I -" ' — — — I 5 many as 60 words. The Semlnoles are said to tie school will have Its annual Christ- While the Allied Air Forces If you’re ht wita’ end the least Europeanized of imy maa party at the church Tuesday were pressing home their new at­ to know what to give-— 'In June, 1943, almost 811,000,- American Indians. evening at seven o'clock. The tacks, Nazi propagandists, who "Poplin Military For Young. . .^...Or Not So Young Americans 000 an hour was spent for war Booster club will have its Christ­ have been promising England a COATS •top at McGUl-Coa- purposes by the U. S. -T The guitar, one of the oldest mas party at the parsonage, 70 terrible retaliation and chattering verM for worth-while i\ musical Inatrumenta, traces unln Henry street, Monday evening at about a secret weapon, came up Good quality poplins, richly niggettlons. Sand and pumice were used to terrupted lineage to 550 B.C. eight o'clock, and the Boy Scouts with the suggestion of a new hor­ JACKETS ARTlST SUPPLIES attain cleanliness before soap wa.s will have their business, meeting ror for the British. lined'with irridescOTt rayon. Invented. and party Wednesday evening at The conviction Is growing In Wool lined with zipper front. Water repellant, of course. All America^ it seems, is Koing in for painting. It's a seven o'clock at the church. Germany, said the Berlin corres­ Rain and wind repellant. About 39 per cent of the forest pondent of a Madrid newspaper, grand hobby Tor adults and a cultural introduction"to sclf- ~7 , , ‘ fires that occur in the Rocky Obituary Every President since George that the Nazi high command soon expressioQ for the young. Mountain region are caused by Washington has heard the Marine will be ready to launch a powerful man, says the U. S. forest service. Band. - Air Force, consisting of many new « L------» l l * j EVERYTHING IN ARTIST SUPPLIES . . . When the United States entered Funerals » 9 . 9 S World War I there were only O."! ?! PALLETTES - EASELS - BRUSHES Wanted At Once! lanes, 65 officers and 1,000 en-. Mrs. Robert Ssdd U.SJHa,ltmA- 8sted men in the Army Air Corps. The funeral service for Mrs. % I DRAWING BOARDS - CANVASSES - PENS Lena T. Sadd, widow of Robert IN The U. S. Grazing Sers-ice con­ Sadd. who died Wednesday, De­ JOH NLSM m J DRAWING TABLES AND SUPPLIES WE ducts schools to teach farmers and cem ber 15, M anassas, V irginia MARINE FLYER FROM LEX- CASH canchers proper methods of graz- after a long illness, will take place m(rrON,OKL AHOMA .SHOT OOIMI ' Add Another Practical A Christmas HAVE $35,000 l > -ing livestock. Sunday afternoon at three o’clock THREE ZEROS M NINETY Military Style at the iWapplng cemetery. Rev SECONDS... AND IN THE SAME Gift i O IL SETS From ^$1.48 The history of U. S. «pil produc- Marshall Budd of the Wapplng ENGAGEMENT SHOT DOWN A TO INVEST FOR -A COMPLETE STOCK OF USED C.4RS Federated church will be in charge f o u r t h w it h H IS F IN A L ROUNDS of the committal service. OF AMMUNITION. COATS Gift Of Mrs. Sadd was the former Miss MIRRORS 9 WE WILL PAY YOU SPOT CASH AND GIVE YOU AN EXTR-4 BONUS FOR LOW TALL CEDARS TROUSERS Lena Townsend and after her mar­ Full length and plaid lined. From ' MILEAGE CARS! riage to Mr> Sadd they made their See our huge assortment of Heavy rain means nothing BINGO tiome for many years in Wapplng. Plaids, Coverts and Tweeds. . with a coat like this. She leaves two sons and several DRAWING grandchildren. Mrs. Buel Grant of Zipper fronts and pleats. TONIGHT Washington street Is' a niece and Instruction Books If You Owe a Balance We Will Pay It ORANGE HALL the only member of the Sadd fam­ ily living in this section. From 25c And Give'You the Difference Will Be One Close i Little Gifts That Boxed Crayons In Cash! VOLUNTEER BLANK — BLOOD DONOR SERVICE Free alterations made in “Go Over” Big Manchester Chapter, The American Red Cross time for Christmas. To Her Heart High Grade Mlrrora that reflect From ^ . DON’T SELL YOUR CAR UNTIL YOU SEE US! 1 Want To Donata Blood for the Army and Navy your good taate In gift selecting. 15c Chooee Co!o{rncs - Toilet Water - Bath Powders - Ixitions In a ymriety of ahapea, aixea and Fruit Paques Beauty Treatment, Etc. - dealgna. Water Color Crayons ALL OPEN $1.59 to $5.98 Set $1.25 and $2.35 Statuettes \ A d d i ^ s a . Al! Bear Well Known Naihes, ALL DAY ■I PURCHASES i PICTURES MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES^ Phone •* •* ••••« •« .•• Age, T8-2Q..... Age, 21-60.^., ■ ^ wSmm 'Ihb WEDNESDAYS TELSPB0MZ414|^ GIFT BOXED , A flne aaaortmmt of anbjecth. WEST CENTER STREET Cheek hot«r POR ppeiar appointment: Prints and reprodnetloaa of McGill-Converse, Inc. BARREIT FOR DURING profeaMnnal paintings. PaiRto — Wallpapers Artists* Supplies S-4..... 4-5.. 1, THE UNITED v n a a m a r m e s CHRISTMAS MEN'S SHOPS DECEMBER . Ixwnm: r e c e n t l y 9STWNED A LOSS FEU. a ? 3 MAIN STRBBT 80c to $4.98 645 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 6887 m in and mall to 'THRowHOur tnc a a m s oorps.., 907 ALAIN STREET. WELDQN BLDG^ WHEN m a j o r OENERALaARIKrT Advertise in The^Herald^—It Piaye Aineelcan Red Ooas, House & Hale Building OCO W H U ON ACTIVE DUTY M i v r Polo Grbunds Prokop Makes Tech Tick fa]^ Suffer Yauks Consolidate Wreckage iu Which 70 Die-^"The However, unbeaten Tulsa will have ' o* the eetnbUHhmeBt ^ • Ann A three-ton delivery truck own­ 3.-1 PtDlfi£rS A the Army Air Forces reservs and ly Important position for the A l­ B oyT on kh t team that owni the mott basket­ its hands full. Prokop signed with the Navy ^.hthchhead. j <' lies. liv in g them command of the ed by the Railway Express Agen­ Get Under Way at AAlNl The Cleveland (Cannoneer threw cy, went over a bank and curbing ball sneakers is likely to win the V-12 program. Game spring, and M m i} Jap Troopa li^ Area Southern entrance to iVtiaz and 25 Games 25 Cash Certificates the ball this season on the average on the down grade on Arch street eastern pro football championship. CUistleberry was called for active Lai'ce number* o f Jupanese Dampier straits which separate of every other play—and hie com­ just after 1 o’clock this afternoon N.B.A. Champion Rated service. Prokop also was put In troop* remain In the areh— the New Britain from the northeast Steve Owen, coach of the New pleted every, other pass for an coaat of New Guinea, now firmly and came to a stop against a tree, uniform, but the N avy re-aastgned enemy may nave aa iMny 8 O’clock Sharp At 13*5 in Garden York GiapU was speaking and average gain of 12.2 yards. On him tp Georgia Tech to complete - held by the Australian*. a short distance from the four —Elks Special— 000 In New Britain. BougatavlUe ^ Is apparently Incongruous state­ alternate plays he plowed up op­ his engineering etudlea. and New Ireland. But complete A United State* destroyer force family houae at the comer of Bout; Ruffin Lightly ment became less Involved aa ■qnder Rcer Admiral Daniel Bar- Arch and Center street*. posing lines at the rate o f 4.6 yards It was Eddies chance, and he air superiority la held by the .Al* GAME NO. 24 S t^ e recalled how his Giants had a whack. made the most at it In the off­ lied force*, and they also com­ Itoy pourided Arawe and the tiny The truck was in charge of Rus­ First Home of Season Regarded Tonight. b e a t ^ the CTilcago Bears In 1934 islanda at the entrance to the har­ sell Sodrozinski and^ had been I ■ Succeeded (jastleherry season he underwent a knee op­ mand the *ea lane*. With Japa­ by uso\pf those very same rub- I It .was Prokops tig year. .-He eration which restored his siqier- nese communication* smashed, as bor before the first Army assault brought to a atop in front df the ■ For LocaU; Viailors By Jack Hand ber-soled\sho*s. troops ahoved off in force for the Liberty House at 12-14 came to Georgia Tech from Oiat- lative running skill. When C<^b they are already, the collapse of New Yofk, l^ . IT—(4b—"Ra- With thk Polo Grounds surface tanooga's football-conscious Bay­ Bill Alexander called practice resistance is a foregone conclu- shore. Hfcavy and medium bomb­ street; Rated Fast Quintet; ers added uieir explosive* to the tiring” Sammy Angott of Wash­ frozen solid yust as It gives every lor School with a gold-ptatcd repu­ July 20, Prokop was on deck. All irion. however bloody and desper­ Brakes Are Released ton* of steel thrown at the enemy. 9 East Side Rec Gvni promise of being for the eastern tation as a runner and passer. As through the broiling summer he ate the fighting that precedes it. The driver bad set the brakes, ington, Pa., is a la to 5 favorite ISO to give the lightweight title ptet- title game with" Washington Sun­ a freshman he ran over everything practiced passing, place-kicking, Try to Cut Retreat Line left the front wheels against the On the other side of the world, Umited to 5(H) Witli day, basketball shoes provide the in sight, but his sophomore se.-i- blocking and ball-handling, includ­ the aerial olTenaive continues Preceding, the principal assault, curb and stopped the engine when zel another twist tonight as the only good footing. zon— his first with the varsity— ing swift, break-away runs whlcb against Nazi Europe, with 8th aimed at Orange bCach at the foot he entered the house to deliver a CARDS SI.00 EVERYBODY WI^I.COME! Few Seats for Public. \HSHOJt£ N.B.A.-blessed champ goes to the It was nine years a ^ almost to found him playing second string were to delight fall fans A ir Force bombers roaring out of the peninsula, a force composed package. While he* was in the post against Bobby Ruffin, the -Ju«rswbont«»P Astoria (N . Y .) artist who holds the date that the Giants and Bears against targets in northwest Ger­ mostly of Texans under Capt. BJd-. %• houae the truck started to roll and Meriden High's crack basketball found themselves sliding, all over ward Wright of Dallas, slipped C (2 0 W 0 S a decision over Beau^Jack, New many In a pre-invasion softening went about 30 feet before it cross­ team comes to Manchester this the field with the New Yorkers sneakers but Steve had a new sup­ ed five new plays for tiae against away from the invading fleet in York’* titleholder. up. ed the walk and down a bank. The ply brought down from Manhattan the 'Skins. rubber boats, intent on making the evening intent upon defending it* Angott’s laurellp will not be on rapidly losing a game because they Inv-asion Imminence Hinted front bumper hit the tree bring; couldnt stand Up. A hurry call be­ college for the boys to try on dur­ Washington arrived early for a The imminence of that invasion first beachhead at the top of the ing the truck to a stop. 1912 honors against the Red and the block as both boys are coming peninsula, to cut the Japanese re- in fo r the Madison ^ u a r * Garden tween halves brought rubber-sdled ing practice yesterday. change and went into training was broadly hinted in the House of The driver called his office and White team which apparently ■ it shoes fo r the Owen-coached eleven Fra’nk Liebel, tbe end with the quarters in the Westchester Cojin- Commons by Anthony Eden, Brit­ trjht line. another truck was sent out to as- 10-rounder over the 135-pound di­ found itself at Middletown on vision limit. Mike Jacobs expects and they proceeded to scamper off broken nose, and (P a rle y Avedls- try club. Coach Dutch Bergman In­ ish foreign secretary, the day be­ .slat. With a chain attached to •Spefiding ii eentssioui. Yna But the Texans were met with 14.000 and 340,000. with the title much to the dismay Ian. who suffered a shoulder dicated that he expects (o keep the fore Mr. Roosevelt’s arrival in the the rear and the engine of the Tw sday of this week. Although (.ee ihr other fellow hii)-ing heavy machine-gun and light can­ It promises to be the most un­ of the cleat-footed Bniins. separation last week, both report­ Redskins there until game time truck that was in trouble assist­ Biiiitol Is leading the (X IL league United States was disclosed. non fire as they neared the shore, thins., ha. ins * sooil time, ami orthodox spectacle since Lll' D*' The Giants own a few pairs of ed for practice as Owen uncover­ Sunday. ing, the truck was backed just at the present time it was said, It may be significant that, al­ and their attack ended oh a reef, prelly 1.0011 you follow .nil. vid rocked Goliath to sleep with though the Navy and Army let it with one-quarter of the force enough to clear the tree. It was unofficially here today, that Man­ chester has designs on that spot You're killen by the “ Squander a slingshot although not quite as be known that Admiral Ernest J. killed or wounded. Thcae were then allowed to roll down the hill Strewn along the right of way of the Atlantic Coast Line tracks, near Buie, about 20 miles from before th > present season is over. Hus’* and qwnd neciilea.ly. decisive. Bammy is a hit and hold King, fleet commander and Naval the principal casualties of the and was driven out from behind performer who doesn't get the Lumberton, N. C., ate the passenger car* of two crack streamlined trains that figured in an early Mrst Game at 6;S0 Hill there’* one »ure way lo eon- operations chief, Gen. H. H. A r­ entire operation. the house onto Center street, cheers from the mob but usually nold, A ir Forces commander, and morning crash in which approximately 70 were fatally injured. (AP, Wirephoto.) where an examination showed CHRISTMAS The first game will start at 6:30 irol thi* vieinu* liltle pe*t. General MacArthur, directing according to the high school au­ gets the votes from the judges. Lieut. Gen. Brehon B. Somervell, the operation from a small island that it had not been badly dam- Swat him with a War Bond— Ruffin's style Is just as confusing commanding the Army Service thorities here today. This in agree­ off the north coaat of New Gui­ N. C., with more than 70 casual­ Cloud yesterday at one o'clock. aged. ; the mott attcieni “ Squander to the faithful. forces,'alt had returned from the ment with the other schools on the nea. said hot a plane of the Am er­ ties and scores of people injured. Mrs. Williams received another schedule so that the teams may Hus’* (watler on the market The bout .Itself comes ss an anti­ Sairo and Teheran conferences, ican and Australian squadrons Local Persons Mr. Williams was en route to St. telegram from him today* saying There are 50 islands in Lake I climax to a week of bickering and there was "no information" about Champlain. reaph home a bit earlier than un­ today. Gel bu*y! that supported the action was doiid. Fla., to apend Cliristmas that he arrived in St. CHoud at der former conditions. Kdson Bai­ public debates featuring Maurie Gen. George C. Karshall. lost, nor was aiiy of our naval of with hia father. (Clinton Williams, 9:30 this forenoon. Mrs. Clinton Waxman, spokesman for Ruffin ilarshall. chief of staff. Is sche­ In B i" W reck ley, principal of Manchester High transport ahips lost formerly of this town, who has Williams died suddenly on Satur­ said, also, tliat there would be a _ k(P<12?'WB and (Thick Wergelea, who handles duled to take the field command of The main assault troops hit the made his permanent home in St. day. Jidy 31 last, and, was buried ffN O - f f e q p e u G Beau Jack's business affairs. It all Allied forces for the invasion. He I'mltcd number of scats for the beach from their Higgins landing ( ’loud for about 15 years. in the Buckland cemetery. Her TREES general public on sale at 8 o'clock, i r n y - n c e c i revolves around the principals and attended the Middle East meet­ boats and speedily proceeded to Frank W. Williams, Mt- It ha* been learned also that husband preferring the climate to payoff for a later Garden date that ings, and there has been some 1 or just before the vhrsity teams IDO ■ mop up the few Japanese who at­ Mr. and Mrs. Stautindger of 8 that Of New England continuea to Gift She HI hlAMl 3.5 it supposed to bring a rematch of ;apeculation that he might be pro And Mrsi Carl Slant* A GOOD SELECTION OF GOOD SIZED take the floor. P.I.fflATS t2S_^ tempted resistance from dugouts. North Fairfield street, this town, live there and his son Frank de­ Local LUtliorities limited the ca­ P O i S r S A /VtlNLfTS Bobby and the .Beau but may be ceeding to London to take over his Craig W ood QuONSrrNfiv«u.*78 were also passengers on the III- cided to spend the holiday season pacity of the crowd to 500 last IN (rt Dougins already entered. Plus tax Evening. Corps. His new address is A-S Al­ Allied bombers, and 70 miles from Lb...... 4 3 c Count Fleet n rutting and Wood was m a ifr The (Itiicr Foot . . .Coast Guardsman Joe Hernaii- Cape Gloucester, another Japanese bert E. .Brown, -31125106, 40th tb fc . tiez. former New York city fight­ The Rec Junior League got un­ C.T.D., Box 242 Woodford College, air base on the western tip o f the Among tile stamlput- p'are-kick- RSEN’S ! Gonirnl Ch.tlrman H. H. Arnold ers oi the pjvp -season was Bob er. is rated a leading contender derway last night at the East Side To Pick From Potato Sticks, Sweeps Field Bpartahburg, 8. C. long, narrow, hooked island. itucl; tn his firediction tho.t "7S for for the Hawaiian w-elterwelght ti­ Rec and three close games result­ 'The L-ahaped peninsula is three F idlcr of A:.hland.- K; ., who con­ Pkg...... the 72 holes would carture the verted 31 extra points to equal his tle.. . Recalling on P.earl Harbor ed. The ’Raven* plucked the Sea- A daughter was born yesterday miles in length. At its tip is Cape BECK’S FEED SERVICE Sl.OOO in '".ar bonds that goei to 19;1'J total. He ini8.:cd ‘23 in day what he .was doiiig on Dec. i. haw"ke handily, .37-25 as both Markus and just south of the l£ I to Attorney and Mrs. Harold Gar- 2 Chief Specialist Paul Run­ Gold Label 846 Main St., Named Top Horse To­ the winner But he shortened h!s years...J. C. Keanard. captain IPi* teapis staged a fast finish. The rity, of 141 Pitkin street, at Man­ cape lies the tiny Island of PileloT list of-potonlinl victor."! to three. yan of the Norfolk Naval Training Rangers were forced to stave off chester Memorial hospital, inie West of the penimsula are six Manchester day Over Best for ‘ 13; and high sc irer il3S points) for Molasses, jug 20c "I'll ride with Wno.i. Sm im v -\Elilr.ml, earrieil the b-ill 36 limes station s.ald that he and Harry a determined Fighting Irish in Uie little newcomer is their second small islands. 'The Arawe air- Bvrd and B(.b Hnmilton,” he de-^ trooper had been practicing for n last four mlnutM and managed to 'Child. ilrome, which ia unserviceable, is Rat’ij’Not Even Closte. on his team's 37 attempts in one Golden Split Peas dared. game and scored iovir times. He golf tourney over a toiigh Miamt. leave the floor with a three-point six miles east of the peninsula’s In making his fick :"fter the I" la.. course... When a caddie margin, 26-23. Likewise the Phan­ A Christmas party for all em­ tip. Retail Salesroom ILb.. ^^y «*a l>dpr cnl:steil in the Navy Air Corps lo first acor«B won* in Ai nold dun far e»cui>e the college scoiils. .. .’I'he-i brought word of the Jap sneak at­ toms who were well out in (rdnt ployees of the Manchester Clean- Pkg. New York, Dec. 17—(JPV—By the down the list. B"Td. the p'o from tack, Cooper exploded: "Why at half time were given a scare by ,ers will be held at the plant on 16c there's Kheldoii Homer of Fallon, Eight Jap Cargo Ship$ most lop-sided margin in the eight- Pliin M.-iMov., Detroit, was t'ed for Nev., who curried th« ba I foui those yellow rats. Every one ot the Buckeneer* but kept their W ells street on Friday, Dec. 24. eighth place 'vith .IG-liG 72 and them should oe fon ed to play th.s scant four-point margin to win, . A t that time a Christmaa bonus Yellow E.ve Beans year history of their poll, thb .Na­ limes on end around play.s against Added to Subs* Toll Hamilton, of Evansville, Ind , was ■ Sparlis Hi.gh and made four touch­ course for a month just for pun­ 26-22. The scores: will be distributed to all by the tion's Sports W riter* today named in a tie f'p- 18th with .'16-29 ~r>. ishment." management. The amount will be ’ Washington, Dec. 17 —dP) — downs on' runs of (4, 06, 47 and .4i Rovers Count Fleet "The Horse Of The Arnold was banking on’ Bvrd's B F. X. contingent on the length of ser­ United State* submarines roaming Manchester Pkg. ... 24c I yards...Be was just copying hi.* steidincsi and Hamilton's imiting vice. Presents will also be ex­ the Pacific have added eight- more Busiest Spot In Town! Year" for 1043—-and the Count did roai h. We.s Goudnei, who once Hyde, rf ...... 4 0 8 ability, .'tammy, the foririer Y.in- Woinan's Intuition, « Turkington, If ...... I 0 2 changed among those present. Japanese cargo ships to their Icss .wcrk foT it than any of the worked tile play three limes lU 198 Pound* Worth "sighted and sunk" list. These Pancake Syrup seven .previous winners. Uee (v.it'lelder, was .shooting at jfSr one game to score for the Univer­ Pheipe, c ...... 0 0 0 Just a reminder that the time raise the total of all Japanese ves­ 16 oz. bottle 2 6 c Although he's been on vacation and his estd showed regulation fig­ sity of Nevada. HassetL rg ...... 8 1 17 ures. except .for two bogies. Hickory, N. C.— <4^—When Mrs. Symington, Ig ...... 0 0 0 o f the supper for the Nurses’ Aide sels sunk since the start of the war Knitting Mills for six months and had only half- Tough DerTilon • to 374. WELDON’S Hamlltons putter lu'-t wa-^n’t work­ M. P. Lipe. Jr., pf Hickory, killed D uf^, Ig ...... 5 0 10 Corps ' Christmas party on the Motor Oil, a-dozen trips to the post alto­ Bill Summers, the American a 125-pound deer’ ^recently, the 20th ia 6:45 p. m., not 7:45 aa The N avy announced the new gether in his vlctorioils campaign. ing but Arnold believes it will in ^MANCHESTER GREEN OP^N DAIL 9 TO 9 j League umpire, ran into a real local paper suggested maybe she’d Totals ...... 18 originally announced. Be sure to sinkings today In Communique 2 gallon can 9 8 c The Fleet came in all by himself the later lonnds. No. 490: To share amateur honors Eos. puzzler this fall when a kid asked like a pic,ture of it'published. Seahawka bring a 10 cent gift for the grab with the. year's top honors in the him what umild be the verdict it '"Pacific and Far Best: Willie Turnesa of- the famous golf- •No, ” said Mrs. Upe, "w ait a Warnock. rt bag. . COSMETIC BAR snnuaJ poll of W riters and Broad­ a iiatsman hit a pitched bal), the "1. United States submarines casters conducted by the turf and Ing family slipped throngh wifh a little." Graaso, if .. ball broke in half and one piece A few days later she returned have reported the sinking of eight Sports Digest to be published Mon­ 26-31—70 to go into a three-way Stidham, e . was caught by the first bueman froni a hunt w ith 'a 10-point, 198- Ho8|>il:il (Notes' enemy vessels in ' operations day in the Magazine's January tie for third place. He divided the Pinken, rg . spot v.’ilh F.arl Chri.stianscn, while the' other fell in sq’fc terri­ pound buck. Flavell, Ig . agaihst the enemy in waters of issu^. tory.... Instead of answering off­ these areas as follows: Miami amsteur. and Orville White She wa.s ready, then, to call the Ogren, Ig .. Eclipaing even the sweep that hand, Summers secured a ball, Admitted yesterday; Mrs. Mary ’•Sunk< of Winston-.'ialfm. N. C. photographer. ; _ _ hard-working Seabiscuit reglsttred wedged it firmly on a chopping 12 1 25 Hayes. 148 Main street; Miss June "Two ihrge transports. T o ta l! ...... in 1938 and the “ double" busy block and took a whack at it with ■ J \ Winchester, 107 Summit .street; “Two iar^e tankers . COLOGNES Referee Kanehl. Whirlaway/chalked up In '41 and an axe. . . the axe cut through the Sharp Shooter V Donald Tourtelloto. 150 (Charter "Three medium freighters. Ex-Champ Referees $1.76 ’42, John D. Hertz'-* triple crown coyer and yarn, but when 'rt Phantoms Oak street; Mrs. Ellen Grant, 95 “One small freighter. Tweed— Large $1.95 Tuliptim e...... winner was named head man by struck the rubber core it bounced B.> F. T. Forest- street: Charles Stanley; 65 "2. Th ese actions have not been $2.50 Yardleyp’ Lavendar .. $ 1.00 Fresno, Calif.—(/Pi—Young Cor- North Camp Polk, La. — — Courage ...... 135 of the 143 voters, against twp back.. .So Bill decide*! he wouldn't DlBattisto, r f ...... 0 0 0 East Cento"- street. announced in any, previous N avy betL who held the world's welter­ Pvt. Thomas Brown of the 8th Yardleys* Bond Street ‘ . $ i i o each for Market Wise and Slide have to worry about that problem 2 1 5 Admitted totlay; Mrs. Anna department communique." Pink Clover .. $1.15. weight boxing title for the .short­ Armored Division has told his. Shea, If ...... Rule and one apiece for Thumbs any more. 2 1 5 . Dare, RFD, Manchester. Our submarines in the Pacific $1.15 est period on recogd (thrc"e new pals here that marksmanship Coughlin, c ...... Honeysuckle .. Up and Occupy. The nomination One-3Ilnute Sports l*age 1 8 2 Discharged today: Mrs. Hamil­ now have sunk, probably sunk or months) operates a tavern In 'was right down hia alley because Gustafson, c ...... $1.60 LeLbng’s ■ was blank on two twllots. With only seven exhibition 3 1 7 ton Mullen and son. 4 Hudson damaged a grand total of 524 Jap­ - Blue Grass ... Fresno and referees fights-at near­ he came from the Kentucky long- McKinney, rg ....;. .. On top o f that, the rangy rocket games scheduled for next spring. 3 6 ■ftreet; Mrs. Edward 'Tibbetts, and anese vessel*, both fighting ships Wood Hue .. $1.75 Tailspin ...... $1.50" by army training camps. rifie country. Finnegan, Ig daughter, Diamond Lake, Glaston­ from the Blue Grasa made even Came the day when oSicers put Bailey, ig 0 1 1 and merchantmen. In addition to $1.75 Indiscreet...... $1.60 more o f a one-sided waits o f ,the' bury. today's report bringing the sunk T ig re s s ...... him on the range with a rifle long three • year-old championship, 11 4 26 EHrth: 'I'estcrday. a daughter to totol to 374, 36 have been reported Hudnut Violet $1.00 Opening Night ****,>** $1.50 enough to satisfy the fussiest Totals ...... Attorney and .Mrs. Harold Garri- drawing 142 of 143 flrat-place Kentuckian. A 37mm. gun and Bucklneers - as probably sunk and 114 dam­ $1.50 nominations and piling up a total And Still Champ^een ty, 141. Pitkin street: a son to Mr. Hudnut Lilac . $1.00 Ballaika .*...... ^...4 the target was set up a good 600 Lewis, r f ...... 2 0 4 aged. of 428 points, compared to 219 for and Mrs. Rliiott Fish. 6P1 Hartford yards gway. Arendt, If 2 1 5 W. E. Boeing’s Slide Rule, the late- Road, Enfield and a daughter to TTie 19-yea^-oId Oakdale, Ky., Dickson, c ...... 1 0 2 ‘Tieason star who picked up the only 8. Mr. and Mrs. 'Richaid Putnam, Japanese Retiring soldier scored 10 bull's-eyes in Gustafson, rt ...... 1 3 Cast Hartford. other top vote. Voting for age was exactly 10 shots. He didn't appear Cruckshanks, rg . . . * 2 1 6 Vnder Pressure I on a basis o f three points fo r first, the least bit surprised. Pendleton, Ig ...... 0 n 0 two for second and one for third. Commodore Vanderbilt added Chungking, Dec. 17.—OP)— Jap­ SETS F. Lee, Ig ...... 1 0 2 anese forces south of the Lin riv­ Only single nominations were As I f eec****** . 0 1 1 1100,000.000 to hia fortune be- Blue G r a s s $3.25 tvreen the ages of 70 and 83. er, which twists eastward into Harriet Hubbard Ayer made for horse of the year. Deer Get* Frisky • The Count's runaways for the Tungting lake to split the CSiineac from ..... $1.00 Hudnut and DuBarry . .tp $8.50 T oU ls ...... 9 4 22 eic* bowl in half, were retiring un­ ,.. from $2.75 top spot, and the three-year-pld cniarleaton, W. Va.—(A*)— A buck Referees, Kanehl and Klein- Lentheric ... crown and tba unexpectedly easy der pressure at the rat* of nine $2.75 to $10.00 Tabu ...... to $6.00 deer ventured well within the city semIdL and one-half miles a day,* Maj. Yardley .... victory of John Marach'a Occupy limits recently,. He was believed Gen. C. C. Tseng, American-train­ among the two-year-old colts, were to bqve strayed from Kanawha Rangers ed Chinese Arm y sp ok esm ^ as­ Evening in Pails — Mais Ouis — Courage and Skylark . .$1.25 to $10 in sharp contrast to the tight tua- state forest. The deer was seen a F, T. M e s serted at a press confer ence to­ ' sles fo r the two-ycar-old filly and browsing about lawns and badges Wirtalla, rt ...... 0 0 0 day. Lucite Dresser Sets ...... $6.95 to $12.95 handicap horse titles. in the residential area. He may Berggran. U ...... 0 6 0 Tseng ifiadicted that the Japa­ Although Occupy, winijer of the have been" looking for some action, Stratton, I f ...... 1 1 3 nese would soon be cleared from Chen Yu Manicure Sets ...... $1.50 up ' Washington Park and Belmont what with the ammunition short­ C seeee'eeeee* . 6 0 12 the area south of the Lin river, Futuriea, drew 7g first-place votes age. Zanla. r g ...... 0 " 0 0 thus restoring to China at least and 316 points to take the honors I f *••*«**** ..5 1 11 half of her rice bowl. over Platter among (he ' Juvenile Sebroibar, Ig ...... 0 0 0 Two pockets of Japanese resist­ cPIts,' the “ Young Ladles" had a Na\-y'* Luirk Plee* ance remained south of the Lin r'Srry three-way ’scramble before Totala . . . — — if 1 86 river, Tseng said, one northwest Men's Sets .,.. .$1.00 up ’ ’cr:en Wright's Twlllsht Tear Annapolis, Md.— — *n%at'a fig h tin g Utah of the highway town of Lihll and , :rlly nosed out Brownell CSemha’ the way to win ball games," said Berry, i f ...... 1 0 8 the other northeast of the towm. Wallets . . . .$1.00 to $10 I'-ii-rrna’ and Beatrice MacGulre’s Capt, John Whelchel, Navy foot” M f run* \t aakaaeeaa . 6 0 18 A s the Crhinesc continued to ’ ■ ■ .'''ac In that order. The original ball coach, two days before the Duffy, 0 ...... 1 6 hammer at the Japanese forces in Tobacco Pouches $1.00 up i Rugs To JUchea.” Y lark el Arm y gan>e. The retiring Mlddia Fallon, rg ...... v. 0 i 1 thcae regions, other Japanese col­ PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTS^ih V.ifs, barely got the nod over mentor wss referring to a four, iJOlMCa I f saaeaaa*** * V 0 1 Pipes . . . .$1.00 to $12.50 umns north of the Lin river were 901 M A IN STR EET • D IA L 6321 uovla-man Louis M. Mayer’s Day wins 89000 and trophies ragaining national match-gane leaf elever he had fu ck ed from falling back under CHiinesc at­ rhumbk Up among the four-yaar- championship ia Chicago Wssl .AUis. Wis.. bowler held titto four the turf on the praotloe fltid. TotolB ...... 10 1 n tacks from the west, Tseng re- 3lds and up. l*at year’s Darby years b«ore yielding crown in 1948. Navy won tfie game, 73-0. Referot. Kanahl. , / Finttar. lU ut Out, a closa-up third. Hav* It W«U Loaded be or the bench. HOLD EVERYTHING: Hush. Htrohlto, Attorney (quick-witted)—Sure. Don’t you cry. Anybody with your profound Sense and Nonsense You'll get mure scrap metal knowledge of the law is ah ass to By and By.— Dorsey T. Black. be on the bench. You ought to be -• I practicing before -.the bar, where CINTIR eemnNaHT. i m a Obstacles ^ Thank God you’ve, got a Job to do On Meeting People: FAITH BALDWIN MCA ■■nvicK. me. So long a^ war lasts, no sacri­ your talents could be cssheu Into a Job th&t you can fill; Do not worry about what people fice IS too great for Americans, if big money. Obstacles are those frightful It matters not how small the spot, V itu's Wants Classified Fbr\bur Benefit things you see when you take your are thinking about you— for they everyone makes the same sacri­ Just do it with a will. are not thinking about you They fice.. That's why rationing Us fair­ We never used to be able to find eyes off the gosd. Don't criticize your neighbor. Just Not the Proper Wife spend money on half a dozen ram­ are wondering \ hat you are'think­ er than vdluntary restrictions. ■ grandma’s glasses, blit now she Difficulties loom large when they do the best you can: shackle buildings which are bring­ attract most of your attention. . ing about tliem. just leaves them where .she Cbopts/XXl/ Remember “ V" for Victory is worn 2 Business Services Offered 13 Help Wanted— Male 36 Household Goods 51 Wanted—To Bay 58 Wanted—Rooma—Board 62 Houses for Sale ing next tO no rent now. As for the They assume their proper size Wifoy—How do you like my new empties them. 1m ( ^UnI Found Announcements mill houses, the city hasn’t com­ by every man. Two Negjo boys were having an gown 7 I got it for a ridiculous The board meeting took place when your gaze never wavci-s Be deaf and dumb to rumor's WANTED --: ELECTRIC wiring YOUNG MAN WANTED full or 3 ROOMS OF Modem furniture WANTED—BOARD for 1 or 3 OCCUPANCY 30 DAYS. 67 Bran­ plained of them, and the inspec­ argument about ghosts. One of price. ixxrr —THtmsDAY e v e n i n g WANTED— RIDERS to United at headquarters. Emily, waiting from that which you wish to ac­ voice, hove faith, keep courage .Aided Getting Onions Aircraft. Leave Adams and Cen­ and repairing by licensed master part time, nice hours, excellent complete in every detaU, Includ­ WANTED TO BUY baby carriage. weeks, for 10 yea old boy. Write ford street, privately owned John­ her turn to speak, looked at her tors are perfectly satisfied. Em­ complish. them claimed to have aeei a ghost Hubby—You me n you got it for y»iit store at Center, six linen salary. See Mr. Lltchman, Arthur Aear; ter streets, 11:30 p. m. Leave Air­ electrician. Phono 3976 before 7 ing a combination stove. Reason­ In good condition. Call 2-1777. Box P, Herald. ' son built Capi Cod home, 4 roems audience in some trepidation. Elsie ^ ily’s a good girl, no doubt, but as he passed the cemetery the an absurd figure. Kansas City— (jPl —The well - tandkerchlefs, eroclieted edges. Drug, Rublnow Building. able. Albert's Furniture Oo., 43 she's a meddler and 1 cannot tol­ Hold up your chin, 'twill help you Talepbone 8463 or leave in store. craft 7:30 a. m. Tel. 6332. p. m. and bath tub shower, second floor Edgar smiled at her encouraging­ Father iwhen his son got his first night before. dressed guest sidled up to Hotel Allyn street, Hartford. • ly. But Elsie was thinking. It’s too erate meddlers." win your victory over fear. Doubtful Negro—What was dia An attorney, angered over an ^Apartmenta, Flata, partially finished Insulated, steam Job)—When you approach your Remember w’e're Americans, all Doorman Charley Ranfield 'and Rooms Without Board 59 heat (coal), thermostat control, bod of Frank . . . Emily was by Frank h ^ lost his head. He had here ghost doin' when yo' las' seen adverse ruling by the judge left FOUNI»—IN THE LOBBY of The 15 Eiogs— Birdn— Feta 41 WINDOW SHADES -VENICTIAN ** Tenemrnta 63 new Job you should make up your rooted, from one tree; .said: "M y wife just phoned me Aotomobiles For Sale 4 Florists— N urseries FOR RENT—TWO DOUBLE bed­ fireplace, copper plumbing. Good no moans the sort of daughter-in- said that Emily didn’t meddle, him? the courtroom, remarking to from Washington and asked me Manchester Trust Co., a sum of blinds. Owing to our very low mind to do it well. I remember So fall in step we need your pep to another lawyer that “ the Judge rooms. maple furnished, 3 min- condition, basement laundry, lot law Elsie wanted. She liked to be that he Was seriously In love with Other N egro—Jes' failin' behin' to bring home some onions: she money. Owner may have same by FXJRD DELUXE 1941 tudor tour­ PUTK OUT YOUR Christmas tree FOR SALE CANARIES. Young, overhead, get out special low the social service worker in the her and^that he was determined to when first started to work, I was keep Democracy! was an ass and shouldn't .he on the prices on high grade window utea from Cheneys. Call 5290. FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, 50x130. FHA mortgage. W e e fired with enthusiasm for what I mis.tah, Jes' failin' behin' rapid. can’t buy onions any place . . proving ownership and paying ing sedan, radio, heater, spot at New England Water Lily Gar­ also cages. Nothing better for a family. Nancy amused and rested marry her If she would have him. — Vincy Wilder. bench." Ranfield helped.him locate a gro­ shades and Venetian blinds com­ Call 7382. $6800. Shown by appointment. waa doing. for this adv. light, fog lighta, driven only 15,- dens where they grow. 36 Bush Christmas gift thaii a beautiful LARGE PLEASANT furnished her. A second Mrs. Edgar who "Of course she’ll have you, said Teacher—Junior, come up here Before the case ended, the Judge cery. He bought onions, said pletely installed. Samples furnish­ Walton W. Grant, 647 Main A couple of days later the boy 000 miles, $995. -Terms, $12 week­ Hill Road. singing bird. Phone .5467, 195 room, near bath, with kitchen atreet, Hartford. Tel. 2-7084. Resi­ would undoubtedly have her fin­ his mother scornfully, "why Father (as he laid ths leather and give me what you have in heard of the remark, and called please keep this mum, and gave n -fB ly. Open evenings. Brunner's, 80 Henry street. ed. ^ Capitol Window Shade Co., FOR Re n t —6 r o o m tenement, came home looking downcast. ^ co»8 mi t* gga wttmM me 1 •» BtB e) islands, where the main Naval Eveniiijs Herald dows. This house is thor­ 1941 Chevrolet Club coupe, radio, • lulold replaced in curtains, all ranged through the father of the .Makes True Prediction I kinds of leather work. C%as Lak- TOR SALE—1500 BROILERS and other stoves. Conrad Merz, Phoe­ base is Truk, or toward the Phil­ Classitted AdvfrtisemenU family, through the V. N. A. It­ oughly insulated,. Situated heater, $895. Terms and trades, young roasters, live weight. H. A. nix street, Vernon. Europe share a common element— ippines, leaving only a rear-guard $12 weekly: 1936 Plymouth 4 door Ing, 90 Cambridge street Tele­ Count tl'k MVrltliit W *IU» to . 1111% self, and the doctor at the dispen­ Oklahoma City, —t/Pi— When BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES A w -w -w ! BY EDGAR MARTIN in the Green Acre section. phone 4740. Frink,' Wapping. frontal attack. to delay the conquest. Shipping Inittalt nuitiUcrB Mtid iihiirrb iHtloht sary. She told them about the El- sedan; 193$ Chevrolet 4 door losses might force such a with­ •ach ^ount at a word ttnd Mtmnntind Floyd Farley, golf pro, heard that sedan, $475. Terms and trades, It is true of course that tacti­ -ters, and eventiudly about Mrs. h)s boyhood friend. Charley Weis- ItA M-y OPVV1'0*,» .'4>4V% . V.Vt't* acststl t-WOO TO '*5'T¥, 'A/av. Vttbat**.OV tOoRfct'. Ait Machinery and Toola 52 drawal. words as two words Minimum coat Reman. The Reman case Inter­ $8 weekly. Brunners, open eve­ WAN'PED TO TUNE, repali and cal flanking operations will still is prtra ot thrss lines ner, bad a destroyer torpedoed t)WOOLO a t TO,t M oot MasisVtGTNT\0*53> MOW OtViOTt sq_V OoTi tVSt’SCbStS Articles for Sale 45 Beyond Rabaul the problem of ested them, they leaned forward o* Tnv wOL'tSaN. '. i-tT'b StMt Ta\s ytat* TO h i .x t 3 room cottage, alV mod­ nings. Telephone 5191. regulate your piano or player be possible. The attack on a par­ Line rs*ea bet day for transient from under him last October, he USED CATERPILLAR 22, excel- ticular sector of line or fortified frontal attack becomes even more ,ahd she knew she had their whole Tat ct\.twaaTcov5^ »ots a aaop\t« vtaWfe CYTO.\WMa*» asPPvtq piano. Tel. Manchester 2-0402. ' '' acute. • da wasn’t worried. "Why,” said Far­ em except furnace. Situated lent condition. Saw rigs, cement island will probe for the weakest UlVerllee Mnrrli I). IIK9 attention. She spoke briefly but fjOVtMMXtV HOu'Oav voatsj \y\CTO«w aa»3 wttVi ,______A'l'LAS AND WORLD globes, The only thing which, can mini­ ley. "he’ll show up somewhere in ViOSi on comer lot, 100x150. Motorcycles—Bicycles 11 mixers, used silo filler late style. point, but the fact remains that Cash c'liarKs graphically of the house in which $2.00 and up. Kemp's Furniture. Dublin Tractor Company, WlUi- mize losses is Americaii^ superior­ I CutiSecutive (mya i • ctS' eta she had foilnd Timmy. . . . a day or two, asking for a ham­ Help Wanted— Female 3.5 the headlong assault itself must t Cofsecuiive Usya . 1 It ctStil t*ts FOR SALE —BOY’S BICYCLE, mantlc. ity of weapons, especially air­ burger.” The other night came a FOR SALE—2 PAIR OF girl's be made to win the objective. .. planes. But Tarawa proved that In • Uiy ...... ill oralis cis knock at the Farley door. There like new, 2 speed coaster brake, WOMAN PRESS Workers wanted. Opposition Not Worth Price All orders tor Irregular insertiona After the meeting Mrs. Edgar $35; also girl’s bicycle, gdod con­ white shoe skates, size 4 and 5, the last analysis It's the vulner­ will be charged at the one rime rsr# stood (IJharley. Well, he asked, Nice hours, good pay, steady $3.00 pair. Call 2-0082. That la because - as the war Special rules tor long term e ry beckoned her. She said, in her Stuart J. Wasley dition, $20. Telephone Manchea Musical Instruments 53 able foot-soldier with a rifle who shall we have a hamburger? work. New System Laundry , Har­ moves Into the zone of the ene­ captures and holds positions—at sv sdvertisina given » non reuuest dominant, forthright way, I'l ter 2-1833. ^ds ordered CHiH’elled r»ef4«re the "You did very well, Emily. I Real Estate and Insurance rison street. FOR SALE—AT KEMP'S, sewing my's vital interests almost every the cost of his own blood. TOR SALE—ALL TYPES Of rec­ trd or 5 ih day will ha charged only agree with Miaa Ansing that di­ cabinets in mapie and mahogany point hit is one which the enemy r<»i r«ie uoiuhI nutni>er •! Miner the E\'en GivM Nickname State Theater Building ord cases an'’ cabinets In assort­ rect contact with actual nursing Iluv‘ness Services Offered 13 Kemp's Furniture. must defend. The British moved id sppvared charging he rate Telephone 6648-7146 WANTED — CASHIER. Apply ed .r.lors at Kemp's. Musi/ Dept. Into southern Italy with no opposi­ Merit Basis •urned hut nut slnwiunee ii refunda problems through the nurses them­ Spokane, Wash.—(4*)— A nurse State Theater. FOR SALE—MAN'S heavy black tion primarily because the Ger­ be made «ts '>me ads irpped selves is Invaluable to the board.’’ in a Spokane hospital, says ‘I won these in a domestic battle!” STORM WINDOWS and doors In­ WANTED—SAXOPHONES, piano «rter the Htth day She patted Emily's shoulder and I onyx ring, set wlt> a 22 100 per­ mans decided opposition was not No *tll| forbtda* display llnea not Chronicle Columnist Myrtle Gay­ stalled. roofing of all kinds, asbes­ cent blue white diamond, $85 for accordians, ciarinets, trumpets. Gains Favor smiled. "Why don’t you come up tos side waliB wood ehlngling, worth the price. 4oid lord, noted that all patients in a i WANTED— WAITRESS. Apply Call 5709 or write Chester The Herald will nui oa raat«»natbla and dine with us sometime, my quick sale. Call 2 0381. ward—except one—had cake for. SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH 'iSi£!£ gutters repaired, general repair­ Center Lunch, 609 Main street. OsosKy. 89 Union street. It was vastly different when the or more than une incurrect tnaer- dear? 1 hear of you through Frank ing, workmanship guaranteed. TOR SALE— ERECTOR SET!, Anglo-American 5th - Army went (< «nt1nu«il from Pogv One) Ion ol any advertisement ordered but 1 don’t see you often enough," dinner. 'or mt»re than one time Write Box W, Herald. WANTED - tEXPERIENCED typ­ metal box. motor. Also divan, COMPLETE DRUM SET, Leedys into Salerno, and but for an un­ she said. "I’d like some, too,” he com­ BY y .T . HAMLIN quenchable will to stick it out plus The Inadvertent omission ot in*' ALLEY OOP He’s Annoyed WANTED ist and bookkeeping machine wicKer porch furplturc, three Mother o f Pearl Finish, includes general and has proved his worth lurrect putiiiratintT ot advertising Emily had a word with Miss plained. AS 1 .VM NOW UVING Ir your operator. Write Box X, Herald. sizes sleds. Telephone 2-1358. base drum with $10.(M) pedal, the timely arrival of supports and in that post ought not to be drop­ will be rertiHed only by cancellation Ansing later. She said, “What’s your name?" asked the vicinity am able to take or con­ snare drum with carrying case, reinforcements the 5th would have ped back to major when the war • t the chsre» made for the aeretca nurse. “I don’t know whether ^ OkAY, VWGREVERT “She’s furious! Not only about m'i •THV& CURRENT 16 ' , tracts for building, remodeling FOR SALE—NEW DOLL house lost Its beachhead. Yet casualties, -endered you’re allowed to eat cake." small and large tuneable tom is over.” he observed. All advcrtisementa must conform the mill district, but about the GOIN&I^ WHEREtM) Meat Cutter and odd Jobs, including masonry. WANTED —WOMAN for part with furniture, $7.50. Inquire 97 tonub, top hat (foot cymbals), 3 frightful as they were, were pro­ should Probe Whole Subject n style, copy and typttgraphy with Reman cose.” "M y name is Pickens—and if 60»N&TOO.~BOT No telephone at present. For con­ time housework. Call 2-1177. Hollister street, telephone 5221. oriental cymbals, 2 cow bells, portionately light in comparison Senator Trumai. (D., Mo.), who regulations enforced by the publish* “ 1 noticed you mentioned the It’s anything to you, the nick­ WHEN I 6ET MV r Fun or Part Time. tact write A. Charon, Box 451, temple block, practice pad, drum with the Russians have been losing Joined with Senators Wallgren era and they reserve *he right to strMt,” sold Miss Ansing. She name is Slim.” 0NTH’ 6B0UND WANTED —TWO WOMEN to over Individual points on the east­ *dit. revise oi reiect any copy eon* Manchester. sticks and brushes. Scarcely used. (D., Wash.) and Kilgore (D,, tidered objectionable sighed. “It’s too(bad. Of courae I learn woolen card room work. Electrical Appliances-— ern front and what the Anglo- W. 'Va.) in introducing legislation ClittSiNtt HOURS -riaaained ada don’t know Mrs. Edgar well. 1 Steady Work. Apply Aldon Spinning Mill, Tal- Cost $321.00. will sell f'>r $225.00. EXPERT RADIO service. CaU H. Radio 49 Can be seen at 73 CThurch street, Americans will lose when they to freeze permanent promotions, o be publiahed same day ruast ba didn’t get the impression that she Meade. . Telephone Manchester cottville. push across the English channel. said he felt, like Thomaa, that the received by IS oclock -n oon Satur* or call 2-1034 aftei 6:00. lave m SO waa—annoyed. If she was, it’s a 2-0898. FOR SALE— MAJESTIC radio Million Casualties Seen whole’ subject of the Army's or­ pity: w'e can't afford to antagonize Manchester WANTED—CAPABLE saleslady, Some well-qualified estimates of ganization ought to be investiga­ permanent position, good salary. table model, fair condition, $20. Telephone Your Want Ads her." RANGE BURNERS cleaned and Allied losses in the big push—al­ ted. The measure they offered Emily said, distressed, Apply SUbros, 881 Main street Call Manchester 8152. Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 Ads are accepivo ovei ne iciv- Public Market serviced. Call 2-1309 between 10 ways assuming that an aerial aj- would bar Senate consideration of “ I didn’t mean to— anger her. a. m. and 6 p. m. .•none at tne CHAHtilk K * h. given WANTED—SOMEONE to care for sault does not crack Germany be­ presidential nominations for per­ «hove as a conventenca to stiver* Just point out ^ Hoiischnid Gniids 51 FOR SALE—LADIES dark skin­ tsers. but the CASH .Kb wui »a / baby In own home from Dec. 23- forehand—are that they will run manent promotions, all of which She stopped as Miss Ansing ned racoon coat, size 16-18. Excel­ up to 1,000,000 casualties before must be submitted for confirma­ icetpted aa FVIA Pe.YMbNl It ASHES AND RUBBISH removed. 28. $3.50 per day. Box C, Herald. •Hid at *he business of ice on or oe* touched her arm warnlngly and FOR SALE -LARGE assortment lent condition, $50. Call 7132 after the beachhead is thoroughly secur­ tion. CaU 8444. 8 p. m. ore the seventh day ^following the turned to speak to tjie chairman of hassocks. All sizes and :olors. ed. On the'other hand. Senator Gur­ • rat Insertion ot eac* ad otherwise W EST buh b of the board. Kemp's Furniture, 736 Main St. ney (R., S. D.) said the committee tie KATE Will he 'ouect* Frank appearing a night or two \ o r MANOHESTER— . Help Wanted— Male 36 The losses at. Tarawa are an *d No resminsihihty foi errors id example of what can happen. The should not set Itself up as a Judge later, had a word to say. e-Boom Slagle. Hot water Wanted— To Bay 58 on promotions but should leave riephone'd sds will be assumed and Using Their Beans BY MERRILL BLOSSKR Iwat. Beoeatly redecorated TOR SALE—UNIVERSAL man- attack on Tarawa, in the Brr ki- heir accuracy cannot, ba cuaran* "What In the world did you do FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS WANTED—MIDDLE AGED man gle. Phone 7991. such matters to the chief of staff. »eed to my mother?” he inquired. ttaronglioat. 1-cor garage. U.SED FURNITURE and stoves, owned Gilberts which the Japanese for ft.ctory work. Steady work, occupied early in 1942, was plan­ Senator Chandler (D., Ky.) said "Nothing,” said Emily. "W h y?” Tb REMT IMMEDIATE OCXICPANCY. good pay. Apply Tober Baseball HOSPITAL BED FOR SALE or bought, solo and exchanged a subcommittee he heads would “She’s seriously annoyed," said T SLIPPED, , You . BETTEg tdOr TRY Youl#HAV«' Its J ust around I HOPE WERE not VJ^O'VKB $1,000 Down. TMk I*'a real ned as a strategical flanking at­ The corner..' , Too LATE' r japOM ONE-RXTy- Mfg. Oo., Elm street, Manches­ rent, fully adjustable Kates rea­ Highest prices paid Jones Furni­ sti’dy the'promotijn freeze legls- Frank. ON The tC £ l to move" onTIL The , if' STAY INTMe/ good boy. tack. The' high command obvious­ _ y AMBULANce GETSG M6»2£! h ospital f o r HURRY. LARD.' TH REEn" ‘ ter. sonable. Call Keith Furniture. ture, 31 Oak street. Tel. S’j'54. ly considered It a secondary point latio;. In permanent rank. The sub­ “Is that why she asked me to committee has postponed action Conceals Hips Moths sre de>trurti\r. Tliry A WEEK / Tel. 4159. in relation to Japan's main posi­ dipner?” WHATS vour. Ward’s WANTED —AUTOMOB$LE me­ ^EWING MAtTlINES. vacuums, indefinitely on 14 such promotions. ■ an ruin a good wool suit or — r Antama Street. 8-roont tions in the nearby Marshall is­ "Perhaps she plans to poison ADORESS? ■Ingle with all Improvements chanic, good pay. Solimene and FOR SALE—LARGE Assortment any electrical appliance regard­ The list Includes presidential rec­ you.” He shrugg^ his shoulders, dress overnighL But there's I Flagg Inc., Dodge A Plymouth of pictures, all sizes and prices- less of condition iDstimates in lands, occupied by Nippon since but beat." Oarage. Good lot. World War 1. ommendations for promotions to “Oh, forget it," he said, “she’ll get another pest more iosidioui S .P .8 8 3 0 . D. P.gSOO. IM­ Farm Store Dealers, 634 Center street. at Kemp's Furniture. your liome. A. B. C. Flxlt (3o. 21 permanent ranlt of major general over It." Maple street. Tel 2-1575. But the Japanese considered the and dangerous—the **S—A SECOND hand bath Lieut. Gen. Brehon B. Somervell for him Jie night of the hoard ran slip hungrily into a porkel. . OFF MIDD1.E Aldon Spinning Mill, Talcottvllle, burner, also 2 burner .portable tub and two hot air furnaces. Pacific. They compelled American and Lieut. Gen. Joseph T. McNar- f landing forces to make a. frontal meeting. She had said, marching hook and eat a big hole in your TUBNpiKE WEST— Conn. heater. Cal) 4888. Phone Mancheste- 3301. ney. ELECTRIC BROODERS attack. As a result the bodies of him Into the library, "I want you savings. The way to spoil this S -R oM Single. AU im­ to atop seeing so much of Emily provements. 3-csr garage. a thousand dead littered the Nasi beetle’s appetite is to feed 200 • 500 Capacity Hall." ^geajsM jr ^ seavieg. we. t. k, sea u. s. s«t o»s. Large lot. S. P. $6,000. 19.45 to 24.00 beaches of Tarawa before the Piiltli#' K e i 'o r c i s him War Bonds—all ’you ran D. P. $1,300. IMMEDIATE - American flag was raised over Its Frank was aghast. cram doHn his throat'. OCCUPANCY. batt'e-tom palms. , “ It’s just a few little 8''*^ R*y w-ife asked me to pick up "B ut I thought . . he began L.co»« rr »«A Muyict. me. r w. COAL BROODERS Offensive Began Year .Ago Warrantee Deeds for some friemls— the way these .kids are crowtiing me, I The offensive In the direction of Fred and Anna Senkbeil to Alex- and she Interrupted forcefully, won’t have a minute to do any chopping I” Birch Street. 4-room sin­ 500 Capacity — 19.75 Rabaul, now reaching its climax, tmder Jarvla, property on Parker “You thought Millicent was my BY LESLIE TURNER gle. Hot-air heat. S. P. began more than a year ago when street. ' closest friend? She is. That has WASH TUBBS Eureka! $4,800. D. P. $1,000. nothing to do with the matter. Marines landed on Guadalcanal Iva J. Watkins to Mary A. Clif­ rUONERVlLLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX KEROSENE BROODERS KEEP and American and Australian ford, property on Lakewood Circle Has Emily, ever spoken to you Parker Street. 8 acres of 200 Capacity — 9.95 trOops drove over the mountains South. about the small section houses?” William J. IVhitehlll and wife to “Yes,” he admitted uneasily, land with 8-room single from Port Moresby, New Guinea, V i s i t o r ’ s m i s t a k e and Into enemy territory. Harvey J. King, et al., property on "but— " boose. Steam heat with coal. "That’s enough. She told the en­ One and 3-ear garages. Bam. POULTRY FEEDS Now the forcea/edme up to at­ Henry street. Starter, Growing and tire board tonight about the con­ Chicken coop. S. P. $7,000. ditions in the Elderberry block. D. P. $3,000. 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M Double U n it...... 144.95 The Jacket of this two piece is COOLD BOH WER. A e a r a c h e ' Thursday Bveninga. CENTER STREET TELEPHONE 5145 cut In such a way aa to gain a PIGEON INSTEAD, Two Double Unit ...225.00 fulness which is highly successful AMD KEEP TKEr. In concealing hips! The skirt has C R A N G fe l 5 6 6 0 numerous gores, making it easy to C b fit it to absolu]te smoothness. MICKEY FINN The Winnerl LANE LEONARD Pattern No. 8467 la in sixes 10, /terRiBur/ON* 13, 14, 16, 18, 30. Size 13, suit, 3-4 r V. . ' X. sleeves, requires 4)4 yards 89-lncb 6 By M n. Aone Cabot material, W yard contrasL Y ow moBtff goes into battle every Here's the most wonderful 4I0U To obfoin complete inetmetions time invest in War Bonds—goes for making the Doll House (Pat­ house a child could dream qf re­ For this attractive pattern, send up to the German llnea in the form of ceiving for Christmas! Just try to tern No. S660) send 10 cents In 15 o ^ ts , plus 1 cent for po8ts;;c. coin, your name and address and tanks, planes, essenlt boats aa pie- buy one. today— the shortogo In In coins, with your name, address, tired here in the Mediterranean toys extends to these too! 'Hm the pattern number to Anne Cabot pattern number and size to .'iii house Is made from packing cases The Manchester Herald, 106 Sev Manchester Elvening Herald, I ' area. with cardboard furniture and enth avenue. New York XL N. Y. d a ^ Pattern Service, 106 Suecegg of our troops depends upon scraps of materisl for covsrlng Enclose 1 cent postage for each Avenue, New York 11, N. 7 . the help they get from the home and decoration. Paint the roof and pattern ordered. fron t/ BuBeta fired yesterday won’t IS shutter, red, sncLthe house white. Mow yo>i lum order Jie new foil Keep up your wartime s e ..-.., win tomonow’s battle. War Bonds SO SPtO O O B i Dross the insido with bits of wall uid winter issue of Anne Cabot's thus you are helping bring victor., bought lest moaith won’t p i f tor paper or hand-painted deolgns. Album! This latest sdlUon fsS- sooner. You’ll find 63 pages oi ah- our next offensive. Ghra your <361- A garage goes with, the house toa tursa a aiimulsting Gift Bosoar, sorbing sewing news, 103 new McViasN 8r*4i«l«. IM. ri-rr Isrs action: Boy More War Beads. THE IAAGICIAM JiUUHdBE Gay flowers and gr^n gross grow and a Series of fres. patterns . deeigns in the new foil lasus a# y . S» Trmimy D ttmimtml oil around and flower bedecked It is a booklet every neexUe worker “Fashion,” Just out. ▲ copy Is M window boxes enhance Its cbormi wonts! Prloo 16 cants. conU.

fjit, n r - ' Nutmeg District, L. O. L., No. Fair teulght and Sunday; mod­ 2ir will instsil their officers and 8,537 erate teenpereturee end moderate About Town winds. ' ■'ita officers of subordinate lodges Sat­ / Member of the Audit urday etrenln,? at 7 o'clock. The Bnicau ef Ctrettlatt-m BriUsD-Am^riow club member* exercises will he held in Orange -'X Manefcester— 4 Ciiy. of VUlago Charm wHl meet tonight « t 8 o'clock M Hall. WorthJ' District Master thetr ;Iubhi>ui* on Maple street to David Mullen wilt install Ihe offi­ (TWELVE PAGES^ PRICE THREE CENTS go th the Dougan fiineral lw\jpie to cers of Ihe, various lodges. A sup­ (ClassISed AdvertialBg so Page Ifl) M ANCH ESTER , CONN., S A T U R D A Y , DECEM BER 18,1943 pay their reapccts to their former per to be served by Osano will fol­ VOL. L X IIL , NO. 67 member, William Reid. low. • HALE’S m Troop #, Otrl Scout*, will hold May Command Invasion Forces their Christmas party Monday. Sunset Rebekah Lodge will ojiQn Dec. 20. at 4 o’clock at the South ■its business meeting Monday eve­ Methodist church. Everyone is The Christmas Store 5th Army Pincers 6th Army Occupies ning in Odd Fellows hall at 7 sasiw)wasiw*Mw*aH»**ayw**wiw*w*uwwiv*aa*»*B*s* urged to be present, and to bring o'clock. Officers for 1944 will ^e » « * * (« * * * * ■ « ^ 52x52 Printed a present for the Girl Scout whose Sleeted at this time. Shortly after name they drew. 8 o'clock the Rebekahs and Odd Fellows will have a joint Christ­ Nears San Pietro; mas party, with a Christmas tree 5 LUNCH CLOTHS Merkus Peninsula; and appropriate program. Mrs. Range and Fuel Emma Dowd- heads the refi'csh- ment committee. Each one attend-' ^ OIL ing is a.sked to provide a ten-cent $ 1.98 Tanks in Battles gift. TICKET PRINTING y A heantiful range rtf nattern* • ! in .florata and fruits. All color Continues to Gain Hand to Hand Fighting ^ F a C t O V S METERS Sunday School teachers of combination... ^ Emanuel Lutheran church- will i Continues as Ameri­ Meter prints amount of de­ meet tonight at 7:30 at the church Other Printed f'lolhs Takes Coinplele Control livery on your slip for your instead of at the home of Mrs, Ar­ 8»c to Sl.9.4 cans Dig Garmans Out Slow Gains Nazis Report Plans Shift O f Neck o f Land protection. thur Tolf of Woodland street as at first planned. Final ariange- Of Pillboxes on Out­ Flanking Arawe Har­ ments will he made for the Christ­ MARTEX TOWEL SETS I skirts o f Heavily Forti­ Along 'Boot White Russia For Leader L. T. Wood Co. mas program which the .Sunday 12 Pc. Set Boxed bor; No Distinct Bat­ 51 Bissell St. Tel. 449(i school chlldien will present Sun­ fied Village Today. day evening. Dec. 26. I Large Hath Towels O f Invasion tleline Establisbcd; \ Italian Aid Le$$ Than Battle Heavy 1 Guest Towels $ 5 ‘5 0 \ Scaltereil Enemy Re- 4 Face Cloths ll Allied Headquarters, Al­ Expected; Competing 55 GREEN giers, Dec. 18.—K^)~^A Fifth sislanee Eliininated Heavy weight quality In solid colota, with aelf coloied boidei. Army pincers movement In Priorities; Rome of Ruflflians Strengthen En-\ Belief Is Expressed Mar- Peach and aqua, loae and blue, loae and aqua. j Bv Ainericun Forces. STAMPS closed in today on the heavily Little Military Value. cirelenienl of Kirovo­ shfdl to Stay in Pres­ If fortified village of San Pietro, ent Job; Eisenhotver GIVEN seven miles southeast of Cas- grad; K ill 800 Colin-j General MacArthur’s Head­ By Wes Gallagher To Direct Landings. quarters, New Guinea, Dec sino, as the Eighth Army re­ Allied Headquarters, ‘ Algiers, ter - Atta<6king Foes. | MARTEX TOWEL SETS I WITH ported capturing or destroy­ 18. — (JP) — Troops of th« bee. 18.—'.'PI—Three factors, as London, Dec. 18—(>P»—Troops of Washington, Dec. 18.—(/P(— The United States Si.fth Arm> ing 15 German tanks in a se­ Important, if not more so, than BeaiitifiH, floral patterna in toae, blue, CASH ries of srmored battle* on the Gen. Ivan S. Konev's Second unofficial but usually authoritative have (fecupied the entii’4 gieen. gold and peach. 1 large hath towel, terrain and weather, have played other side of the peninsula. Amer­ Ukraine Army have strengthened Army and Navy registes-expressed Cape Merkus peninsula in th« 1 gue.al towel, face cloth. ■ $ . ! large part In the alow progress 1 78 Haleys Xmas SALES ican troopa reached the outskirts their encirclement of the indus­ belief today that revised plans Arawe sector of New Britaii - Set Boxed' 5 of San Pietro, where hand to hand of the American Fifth and the fighting continued for the second British Eighth Army up the Italian trial city of Kirovograd, killing would place Gen. Dwight D. Elsen­ island, and,are continuing t< straight day as the doughboys boot, it appears to me after a tour 800 counter-attacking Germans, hower in charge of the Invasion of advance. General MacAr- dug the German* out of their pill­ of southern Italy. General Eisenhower, center, above, welcoming President Roosevelt at the airport In CMtelvetrano, Moscow announced today as Nazi we.'rtern Europe and that Gen. thur'a headquarters announced to. night. This gave the invasios HOSIERY boxes one ty one. They are: , Sicily, may have been picked as commander of the Allied forcea to Invade Europe from Britain, ac­ sources reported new and heavy George... C. Marshall, previously 1. The Italian surrender has forces which landed four day* ago Only One Road to Escape cording to the Army and Navy Register. Elsenhower is to tackle the job * slated to take over supreme com­ produced.far less in a military fighting in White Russia. complete control of the three-mill For Perfect Fit and Wear The ’ Americana how hold for Gen. Marshall, who. It is reported, is to remain in his position as chief of staff of the U. S. Army. would mand of Ahierlcan-Brltisb forces, sense than had first been hoped for. Capture of Kirovograd would continue in his present post neck of land flanking the Armwi heights north, east, south and Shown in the picture at the left Is Lieut. Gen. Geo rge S. Patton. seriously menace the German gar­ southwest of the village, a mili­ The Italian armed forces have not as U. S. Army chief of staff. harbor on the southwest coast ol yet proved of any great value, rison at Krivol Rog, principal The register, crediting "well-in­ the big island, and leading to» tary commentator said, leaving source of manganese for Ger the Germans only one road to es­ especially on land, and Italian formed sources" for its informa­ ward the site of the presently guerrilla activity and sabotage has many's war machine. The Ger­ tion, saldj'this reversal" of plant serviceable air atrip cape. s mans have held to this vital min­ 45 Gauge Sheer Chiffon The attack on San Pietro was been negligible. Liquor, Taxes apparently stemmed from the re­ Initisl Objectives of TI 2. This Mediterranean theater Big Munitions Plant ing center for months, hurling The peninsula, together with 97c Pr. coordinated w'ith an assault on back rfpeated Red Army frontal cent Middle-East jionferenc# be­ 1,000-foot Mount Lungo, to the is competing in priorities with tween President Roosevelt and the off^lying Pilelo teland wblcM south of the Rome road. Closing of other theaters which figure higher Twin Issues attacks. Prime Minister Churchill, stating was overrun the first day of the 42 Gauge Semi' Chiffons the pincers would chop off a large in Allied plans. Blasted During Raid Report Unusually Laconic 'some decision must have been attack, were deagtlbed aa the 89c Pr. section of the road near the en­ 3. ' Outside of prestige there is Today's Russian communique reached___ that makes it more de­ prime initial objectives of the trance into the Casslno plain. little military value in capturing was unusually laconic, confining sirable for General Marshall to sea-borne * tr y « against Japanese Rome. It would not be worth the For Senate occupation fn New Britain, theil 45 Gauge Lisle Top Further inland Allied troops itself mainly to action around K1 stay In Washington where his ad­ captured Lagone, a 2.000-foot tremendous cost in infantry casual­ Swedish Engineer Tells Final Death rovograd, but Berlin reported ter­ ministrative ahlUtiea, sjtrategical major has* in the Southwest Pa» $1.06 Pr. mountain village two miles west ties to bring the campaign to a rific battles in White Russia, pos­ talents, and wise counsel,will be eifle area of Filignano in hard street fight­ quick end.' Two-Fisted Floor Fight Of Violent Explosion sibly heralding the opening of a available to others of the top-side CHrr force neai Arawa eontln- AN IDKAI, (illT Campaign Worth Cost Fine Lisle Hosiery ing. Three German attacks north­ Shaking Berlin During full-scale Russian winter drive for at • home concerned with prosecu­ ues-^ expand Ita position;*’ .a head- west of Venafro were repulsed, But despite the fart that there is Affecting---- Both Im­ Toll likely the Baltic. tion of the war."------artsrs spoksanisn saiil «1w thB $1-2.5 Pr. ^ but in central lU Iy on the Fifth little chance that the drive can be pends; Hope .to Re­ British Air Attack. Dispatches from Henry C. Cas­ With Eisenhower directing th^, Sasis of developments through Army front Allied positions were 'seeded up. I am convinced that sidy, Associated Press correspon­ tsrday. BULLDOG BUNTING Warm Cotton Hosierv driven back by a fierce German the' campaign has been worth the lease Whiskey Held. To Hit 80 dent in Moscow, meanwhile, said (CoatlnoMl OB Pag* Twi No distinct battleline he* becB mountain lunge. Stockholm, Dec. 18.— (/P)— that Gen. Nikolai Vatutin's First established, the spokesman said, 79c Pr. Reinforce Defense Hilla (Conttnoenl on Page Ten) One of Berlin’s largest muni­ Ukraine Army, in smashing Mar but Americans in intermlttant The critical nature of the strug­ Washington, Dec. 18—(iP)—Liq­ combat eliminated scattered enemy AMERICAN FLAGS tions factories ip suburban Mililary Folice .hal FriU_ von^ Full Fashioned Mesh gle on the Fifth Aftny front was uor and taxes, which started out Weary 1 offensive in the Kiev bulge, ''hss resisUnce aa it waa encountered. ■T X 5’ ...... $2.98 Boxed Babelsberg was blown up by Storm Troop Hosierv y Two piece flannel and rayon materist with evidenced by the fact that the Ger­ as separate congressional prob­ And Wrecking Crews won a defensive victory ss 4mpor' Th* Japanese were reported te 4| X 6’ ...... $.1.75 Boxed g rosebud print. Butcherboy nut featuring mans had reinforced their defense Lewis, Mine lems. turned out to be twins in the R.A.F.’s Thursday night tant as some of its offensive vic­ have continued their air activity $1.2.3 of the hills with a new division, over the sector in an effort to ham­ 5’ X 8’ ...... $5.50 Boxed H the patent Flat-Bak waistband, assorted the Senate today. A two-fisted raid, a Swedish engineer just Tug at Debris With tories. 5 coloi's. $ the Fifth Mountain division, which Leader Gives per American gams, but thera bat Outsize Hosierv 3 .9 8 floor fight, affecting both, im­ returned from the Reich cap- •The tknk battle west of Kiev Sunfaat, rainpiiKif flaga in the beat quality cotton a military commentator said had Owners Sign Winch Upon Truck. has died down after five weeks of been no indication of any damage $1.98 bunting. come direct from Russia. . ita\ said today. The engineer, caused. The enemy’s earlier aerial pended. frantic but futile German efforts $1.03 Pr. Around San Pietro the eACiny---- The link, setting up the prom­ Karl Erikson said, “ it was Lumberton. N. C., Dec. 18—1,0 to break the Red Army’s main ^ Stler Blame was barricaded in innumerable light as day on the streets from (Onntineed oa Pag* Sevea Wage Terms ised scrap, was established this The task of extrtcaUng mangled Dnieper river salient," Cassidy New Cork concrete pillboxes and caves and way: fires and I counted 41 in a 15-min- '■ all approaches to the village were dead from the wreckage of two A t­ wrote. The Senate Finance committee iite walk down the street. A quar­ "Although the Germans gained;il-^ys Fuehrer Responfli- Wind Jammers guarded with mines and booby- ter of an hour after I retired in lantic Coast Line trains which col­ CHILDREN’S HOSIERY I RAYON CREPE and SATIN SUPS traps— making the progress of adopted a new tax bill to yield $2,- the important rail cities of Zhit Dispute Close to. Set the Hotel Excelsior, which waa ble for Reign of Cruel­ of fine quality material in tailored or taob the Americans slow and costly de­ 284,000.000 more next year, less lided near here Thursday sped for­ mir and Korosten, and the hlgh- Weather storjnr days In a precious calot that’a i Knee Length Hose ...... ''29c and ,T9c Pr. ff trimmed, full cut bias or four sesm models. tlenient as Railroad than a fifth of what the Treasury practically untouched except that Cross I way junction of Radomsyl i^ p ro ­ PLACE i spite the fact that the Fifth Army the windows were broken, a vlo- ward today, and the Red ly in Soviet Union; Flashes! made for tha Mastery winter days— with a scarf * V Skating S o ck s...... now dominates the hills on three asked. longed and expensive armpred as­ "“ J—« " o w n s ...... I.. ov 79c aiiu and 91.UU $1.00 i Pr. r. ju 5 i Controversy Still Has Icht explosion shook Berlin. The estimated that the final death toll saults, they failed to achieve a ma (Late BuUetina e( tha (jet WIM) $ 1.79 Bides of the village. Sentiment to Tax Whiskey Doeiinientfl FalnifiFd. that does double-dut.v— it keeps your neck warm Jf. « Rayon and Wool .\nklets...... 59c'and 79c Pr. 5 next moniing I learned the blast might mount to 80. Upwards of jor breakthrough, " m fighting Fighting on the Eighth Army's A special committee invi^stigat- Mercerized Anklets ...... 29c and. :)9c Pr. f Its Harsh Gratings. was at one of Berlin's largest 50 others were injured. which originally ipvolved eight Held for Superior Court — keeps the wind out of your ears. It’s a .soft MAT end of the line was equally bitter ing the liquor shortage found that munitions factories at Babelsberg Moscow, Dec. 18—(.P)—A Nazi with the Germans counter-attack­ Weary mililary police and German tank divisions has now Bridgeport, Dee. 18.—( ^ —Wafr* durable warm fabric. U7.000.000 gallons was stored in which was destroyed by a delayed dwindled to scouting operations.” storm troop commander was quot­ ing and both sides using tanks. By Washington, .Dec. 18- (JC} The warehouses waiting to be eight' wrecking- crews tugged at debris Ing examlnatton on charges a< eea action bomb." Holds Wide Springboard ed today as telling a Kharkov spiracy, three partlclpaata la nightfall yesterday, 13 German coal wage dispute came clo.se to a years old ’when Federal taxes can Erikson. who has been install­ with a winch-equipped truck and a Cassidy ^ e d that Vatutin still fake hold-up In which $2,018 Black Red White Kelly Gold tanks had been turned into flam­ definite aettlement |pday after j be imposed. So sentiment arose ing turbines, in Italy for the past tore through the smashed railway court trying him for murder as a a pay­ SETS ing wrecks and two had been cap­ cars, discovering portions of bodies holds a wide springboard west of roll of the Fairfleld Dree* Cons- nearly a year o t wrangling but the for taxing the whiskey at the age four S’cars, was passing through Kiev for further expected Russian war criminal that "there was no tured intact. of four 'years, on the theory this and pulling out blood-soaked cloth­ pany was taken were bound a w Soldier Blue Purple Brown Berlin en route to Sw'eUen from offenslvea toward the old PoIi#i question of international law” on Fight Way North of Road railroad controversy still had Its would reliease much of it for the ing. to the January term of Superior Genoa. ,/ . froiriuer. New Zealand troops fought harsh gratings. parched public and at the same Traffic Resumed on Trunk IJnes the ea.stern front—“Adolf Hitler court when arraigned before Judge ■> their way on to thS north of the John L. Lewis, president of the Worst Experience In Life Most important of the reported was the man responsible for the D. Harold Cotter la City Court to­ tinie provide a badly needed extra The wreckage waa shoved off the^j,yjgt drives in White Russia, ac- Orsogna-Ortona road which they United Mine Workers, signed a billion dollars to finance the gi­ "I had experienced several Bnt- reign of cruelty in the Soviet day. The company’* boolikeeper, .19 set two-year. no-strike agreement i.sh and American air raids before, tracka and traffic Was resunipd.L.j,rdingr to Berlin, waa an attack had crosaed three days ago and Tt gantic war costs'.' union." Mrs. Fay Pappas, 35, of 1003 Blad- with operators, representing more but this was the worst experience over the A.C.L.'a trunk lines ^ s -1 pegun last Monday by Gen. Andrei The H A I ^ COftR was against those units that the Chairman George (D., Ga.) of terday. . . . . -w He then added, according to the ison avenue, and her brother, Peter 4 Place Mats and 4 Coasters. Germans directed their heaviest than two-thirds of the soft coal in­ in my life," he said. , 1. Yeremenko in the area’ south of Bocklaro, 22. of 56 Albioa streeL the Finance committee tried to The number of known dead was Nevcl, 70 miles from the Latvian Moscow press account of the trial, MANCHISTtS COHM- counter blows, particularly in the dustry. ' ^ , w "Bombs dropped unceasingly that Heinrich Himmler. Gestapo Mere able to furnish bond* of Colorful piactical place mats This sign of peace on the labor put the liquor tax chahgc into the for nearly half'an hour, especial­ reported by Ihe Red CjXiss at 70 border. vicinity jf Orsogna. new revenue bill and w ,s defeat­ chief and minister of the Interior, 85.000 each, but .Mm. PaPPM* In fruit and floral doaigna. front was disturbed however by ly around the air raid shelter near yesterday—47 service-men and 23 Here, the German broadcasts Some of the enemy's First Para­ ed. 17 to 2. had issued orders to "execute ac­ brother-in-law, Anthony Conte, 8^ chute division was wlthdawn from the reaction of a railroad union Anhalter station, where I stayed." civilians '-but later .the Red Cross asserted, the Red Army has ex­ of 197 Hurd avenue, waa unable Other Cork Mat Sets $1.98 He said, however, that he would tended its operations west and cording to one’s oWn Aryan feel­ \ y mountain positions to take part leader to the refusal of Economic He estimated the area within a said possibly 10 prfire are still in to provide a similar bond. seek to add considerable revcYiue one car. y-;' northwest of Nevcl Yeremenko ings." — in this fighting. Stabilization Director Fred M. radius of a third of a mile of the The witness,' Hans Ritz, is be­ • ♦ • Bad weather gi-ounded the big Vinson to approve an eight-Cents- to the tax bill \vhen it hits the floor The War (jepartment antiounced was said by the Nazis to be using Genuine Leather or Fabric Anhalter statipn had been de­ ing tried with other Germans and Financial Guarantees Required bombers of the 15th Strategic Air an.hour wage boost for non-oper­ without expl,imng whether he had from Wa-sbihgton last night the at least 60,000 troops bolstered by vastated, but said the station it­ one Russian traitor under the New York, Dec. 18.—(A’l—Hela- Force which on the three previous ating employes. the liquor question m mind again, self was undamaged. Also hard names soldiers killed, but or whether he might demand some ((.'ontinued on Page Seven pledge b.v the Soviet union, the rlch liiinmler, chief of Ihe (iermaa If Present Methods of Gar­ days had smashed at enemy alr- Harrison Warns Democrats hit were the weatern suburbs ot was upable to say if the list was Gestapo, now requires German* to Tabic Chair S e t s ...... $3.49 to $15.99 compfiete. The Red Cross iden- United States and Great Britain HANDBAGS While Lewis and his UMW made ontinued on Page Sevea Babelsberg and Neuzelsberg. that war criminals would be rive flnanrial and personal guar­ Dolls’ High Chairs...... 09c (Continued on Page Ten) peace with a majority of the coal “ When I left the Tempelholf tifted a dozen civilian dead and the antees that they “ will not enter in­ tesk of identifying others confinii- brought td justice at the scenes in Pouch or Envelope styles. producers, George M. Harrison, airfield fires were still burning in of their crimes and tried under to any discussion about the situa­ bage Disposal Are a Nui­ All Kinds of Window and Xmas Tree Trimmings president of the Brotherhood al three administration offices. The ed slowly. Plot Reason tion in Germany” before permit­ Railroad and Steamship Clerks Headed by Ueut. Clinton Gris­ local law. Colors Black, Brown, Navy $ 5 . 0 0 ea. Skiis from $4.50 to $13.75 Poles $1.49 to $4.50 pei'sonnel told rpe that four hqh- Detailed .Vcceunts Given ting them to visit a neighboring Bus Drivers warned that Vinson's action /had Soldier Bonus gars were destroyed and parts, of wold of West Allis, Wise., a group ciiuniry. the British radio said to­ “ done the Democrats nq, damn of four military police from the For Movinjj Detailed accounts of the pro­ sance to You-lnstall a fauns ...... $1.00 to $2.49 I ____ ceedings. the first since the three- day In a broadcast recorded by good.” Harrison said President (Continued on P » e Seven Laurlnburg-Maxlon Army air base CBS. Bi'fore a visa Is Issued the Chemistry Sets ...... $2.89 to $12.00 W ork Again Roosevelt himself had urged the / Talk Revived ripped through the wreckage to power pledge, were given in Mos­ cow newspapers. Col. N. K Gestaim makes a |iersonal Investi­ eight cent Increase as a compro­ rearch and recover bodies. Pfc. Wil­ Roosevelt Reveals Warn­ gation. requires the deposit of a ! Suffolk Down Horse Racing G am es...... $1.79 mise to the original 20 cents an Treasury Balance liam Busko of New York. Corp. Dunaiev of the Justice department is comiucting the prosecution, and large suiii of money and obtains hour demand. / Outgrowth of Unani­ James MayheW, of Dallas, Tex ing Given liy Stalin GENERAL ELECTRIC I Stuffed Animals, Very best g ra d e ...... $1.29 to $8.95 Return To Jobs and Ask the defendants are represented by Ihe signature of two relatives or Vinson turned It down as infla­ mous Senate Approval Washington, Dec. 18.-—WP)—The and Pfc. Harold Sieling of Fre­ At Teheran Talks. friends who are thus threatened Reconsideration' of De­ tionary, the Senate passed a reso- position of the Treasury Dec. 16: mont, O.. climbed into the shamb­ with arrest If the prospective trav­ S PuM Toys ...... $1.29 (Continueu on Page Seven Of Mustering-Out Pay. Receipts, $365,782,892.02; ex- led cars time after time to attach eler falls to live up to his promises, S Microscope Sets up t o ...... $9.00 cision on Pav Contract. (pontteoed on Page Two) peniUtures, $265,355,660.53; .net a cable objects which blocked the Washington. Dec. 18.—(Fy — the broadeasl said. Washington, Dec. 18.— —Sol­ balance, $12,247,821,644.10; cus­ rescue pathi. Hach time the vrinch Peace for this generation at lea.st Atlanta, Def. l8—(4>)—Striking dier bonus talk was he^rd again toms receipts for month, $18,968,- may evolve from the Cairo-Teh- MaV Fight Yugoslavtans I drivers and maintenance employes today ,ih the ca(>ttol. outgrowth of 540.64. (OentiniMMi Page Two) eran conferences, says President Partisan Units Roosevelt, hack at his White Cairo. Dei'. 18— J’— The ex'led of the Southeastern Greyhounfl 43 Believed unanimous Senate approval for a Vugoslav government’s Ipforaia- 72x90 Beautiful Bus lines returned to work at, measure authorizing from $200 to House desk today after a 36-day BAB Y SHOP 25.000-mile trip that was spiced, to Hit Nazis Hard , tion office said today that Han* 12:01 a. m. today and aaked the $500 mustering-out pay for vet­ Neiihai'her. the Nazis’ special en- Regional War I^bor Board to re­ Lost at Sea say the least, by a threat to his iCrib Blankets, 25% wool, in rose or blue,, size 36x50 erans of World war TSvo. v„N to sSiithrastcrn Europe. Is consider its decision on their wage, Sponsors of what amounts to a Italian Group Apologizes personal safety. negotiating w4th (he Hungarian^ Mr. Roosevelt gave reporters with satin binding, $2.98. contract. , bonus were spurred to new activity Seize Initiative After government over the latter s pro­ DISPOSAL LACE DINNER CLOTHS "nie workers contended the de­ Boston Collier Suffolk by the dispatch with which the yesterday a aketchy glimpse of his posal to withdraw -Hungarian cision contained inequities by re­ epochal meetings with Priqje Chenille Crib Spreads in pink, blue or white back­ Senate decided yeatdrday that uni For Neo-Fascism Charge Breaking Heaviest Ger- trooiis from Russia and send them ducing the contract scale in cer­ Minister Churchill. Premier Stalin Tliiif eirttrii'ally rlrivni ilevirr im attaclicrl to Copica of antique clotha in beautiful lacy grounds, $3.25 to $4.98. Unreported A ft e r formed men and women ought to ■ \ _____J. Into Yugoslavia. The Yugoslav 'designs. The popular 72x90 size. tain categories while permitting have a substantial government and President Chiang Kai-Shek. man A88aii1t8 Yet. raises-in other categories, the statement said that If the plaa I* $ 5-98 Crib Quilts in rose, rust or tan with wool fliling, $2.98 Two Distress Calls. check to tide them over the return Naples, Dec. 17— (Delayed) — . demanded an explanation of the He promised more detail in a world approved Hungarian force# would W LB reported. your presenl sink and newer and grinds up to civilian life. The Italian Committee of Na­ accusation that the AMB had be­ broadcast at 3 p. m. iewt) next London, Dec. 18. —‘/Fi — Yugo­ lie sent Into Yugoslavia to m l^ other Ijic^ Clotha |fi.98 Approximately 800 drivers and Promised Early Hearing come the “tools of neo-Fascism." Friday, the day before Christmas. slav partl-san troops have gone 2,500 maintenance workers, mem­ Boston, Dec. 18 -(4») - Thirty- tional Liberation, representing slX force German troop* nghung seven merchantmen and a Navy Senator McFarland (D., Ariz.), A long debate followed at the end What he doe.snt say in that speech over to the counter-offensive in 'all garbage m i that it is flushed dowu the bers of the Amalgamated Associa­ democratic parties, charged in a against both Marshal Josip Bros gun crew of six were believed lost who Joined with Senator‘Maybank of which the letter was withdrawn will be contained in a report to three sectors, seizing the initia­ (Tito), the partisan leader, and tion of Street Electric Railway (D., S. C.) in Introducing a World letter tonight that the Allied mili­ with apologies. Congress later. tive after breaking the heaviest Chatham “ Stanley” ' ^ ^ H o u s e w a r e s — B a s e m e n t and Motor Co«ch Employes today as the Boston collier Suffolk Gen. Draj* Mihallovlc, Ring se w e r. remained unreported after tending war II bonus bin for twice the tary government had become the The protest also was heard by The president got to Washing­ German assaults vet launched Feter’s war minister and leader (A F L ), were involved at Birm compensation paid veterans after "tools of nco-Fasciam" in Italy, Maj. Ridg-'way Khight of New ton at 9:30 a. m. yesterday, against the liberated tcifitory, it Ingham. and Tuacalooaa, Ala.; out two radio distress calls during of the regular fon-es. last Saturday’s gale off Montauk the last war, said he had been but later withdrev. the letter and York City. promptly met with congressional was announced today. Luncheon Set in Cambridge GUss . . . $6.98 Chattanooga, knoxville and Nash' Refuses to Allow ihe Meeting leaders, representatives of the B L A N K E T S $4-981 Ladies* Print 15 piece service of 4 including cake plate and sugar and creera- Point, Long Uland. promised .an early hearing by the apologized for the statemenL Marshal Josip Bi'oz's tT:tO‘8» Prevent Safe Robbery ville, Tenn.; Louisville and LeX' Senate Finance committee. ' The committee, accompanied by The controversy, the most seri- British, Clilnese. Russian, Turkish. communique, broadcast by the W e also have two Frigidaire Fast freezing 72x84 2 5 J ^ t W ool. 25% Cotton, J qr, rose color. y Ington, Ky., and Atlanta. Sole hop* lay In the possibility oua yet to sTtae between the AMG Lynn, .Has*., Dec. 18—(F ^ T w u that the men may have been pick­ This bill would provide each Benedetto Croce. Italian philoso­ Iranian and EgypUan govern­ Free Yugoslav radio, reported that 50% Rayon ' y § The declalon to return to work pher, called en maase at the AMG and Italian pollUcians, was gen­ ments, and his cabinet. ■ in the' Serbia-Montenegro border policemen got locked up for h waa announced late last night by ed up by a ship moving with her 'Ceteran with a bond-caahaWe with­ while early tiutey but they pr*e Cold Storage Units left. > I^aple Coffee Tables ...... $4.9$ in three years after Ita iasuance— offices and presented the* docu­ erated by the Allies’ refusal to Reveals Reason For Moving area his Second Corps waa "clear­ Blankets that will give years of serxic* and warmth. Roae, V H/d^pKERCHIEFS Faul L. Styles, director ef dispute* radio silenced. ment. which protested the prohibi­ permit a congress of all the com­ vented a safe robbery. *n.vwv- blue, green and cedar. ' No Trsrc of Survivors . allowing $2 for each day of service ’ Meeting the press after this, Mr. ing the territory of the enemy,” Attractive floral print in all street shades. Sport size. of the Regional WLB. tion of ah intended political .con­ mittees of National Liberation Roosevelt, with his usual flair for that in eastern ^ stiia his troopa Hc’iirlDR prowler* !■ th® Smoking Stands ...... $4.75 to $5.98 The WLB said itg ruling was on Returning searchers reported in the armed lorcea in this country, gress in Naples and asked that the which the Naples committee had the unexpected, revealed why he were going forward in "very heavy Ijtundrv, OMlcers Thonrna 4- OTHER CHATHAM BLANKETS $5.9? to $10.95 Maple and mahogany with glass ash tray a contract agreed to by the union they found no trace of survivors or with a ■ maximum of $1,000, and O’Neil and Salvatore TumlneUI en­ $2.50 daily for overseas service, ban be rescinded. scheduled Mr Dec. 20 without no­ moved to the Russian embassy in fighting” against tanks, and that and the Greyhound Company. debris In the area and her owners, tifying the AMG or asking per­ tered the building.. The k u r g ^ C. H. Sprague and Sons, of Boston, with a maximum of $1,250. • .Ask 'Trensmlsslon to I,e*dera Teheran, Iran, for his talks with in Crotia as well. Yugoslav foicea Full Ix^iigth Door Mirror ...... $1.^9 Main Bua Routes Affected The recipient veteran could draw Party leaders asked that the mission. were on the offensive. got behind the olficem I* listed her as “ overdue.” It was .Icarped from a reliable Stalin and Chutchlll. 25c - 29c - 35c - SOc '■ " Ivory or walnut' Service m routes south of Naqb- a periodic amount monthly for letter be transmitted to. President Stalin, he said, warned him Capture Much War Gear mauner and. fled after Iwkkqr M ______Eacli ______First indication that the Suffolk viUe and Chattanooga wa# aW- Roepevelt, Frtme Minister Churcli- Intennaat that the order refusing The Germans were hard hit in deor from the outald*. Before was IB trouble came flbout U;80 a. educatleiwt. purpoMS. for purchM* pemlsston earn* fron» "hlrter « i - that Uicre was a Nazi plot afoot were releeaed, the offleem 9mm The CORR pendad by the gj^rike, a f f « c t o g ^ e f « home or farm er fw aa iudua- iU and t^R iler Stalin. . against all three All«d leaders. Montenegro, where partisan forces .niKIIAU Tte COM Omsole Mirrors ...... $4.98 and $6.50 m a^ bua rautat batwean Florida m. last Saturday. A second radio thority” than the AMG. He Indi­ the outer door of the aef* haagm JW.HAM Aa s e «i a* Signer Arangio- GIVE HER THE SUPREME GIFT OF ALL— trial venture, or get the whole aum By moving, \Mr. Roosevelt ex- were battling them to a standstill. MANCHISTU CONH* S atylc frmme h$«\^ pUte f U n and th* mid-west. The strike be­ call 30 minutes later reported she Rulz, president of the committee, cated that the prohibition was forced hut the taaer deer waa I M A N C M im d C o m m - was in a badigale, had been blown in cash after three years. He also: . A BEAUTIFUL FUR COAT gan at BtnrUngham Thursday had read the letter, Lieut. Col. laid down by the American and (Coatiaaed en Fagh Pwat Britiah govemmentai. \ - (OMitfliued e « Set s* (CoBitaiied * • Pag* T M ) Carl Kraege of Burlington, Kana., (CMltnaad e« Fag* Ten) (Conttaued oa Pane Ten) . 1 r-

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