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Before and After Duren Bombing
Third Army Bores Greek Intervention
Mile and One Half
Policy Is Defended;
Into German Line
Long Ton., an.l Heavy I J Q ^ i r l i n C S Churchill Supported
Howitzers Steadily Re-|
ducing Saarbrucken;' Crfit P la n eS British Prime Minister Seventh Army Rolls Nearly 1,000 Heavy Loss Wins Resounding Vole Nazis Toward Saar For Fleets Of Confidence; Oppo- On 35-Mile Front. Greeks Lay In Purchase sition to Sforza Also ------20 Transports Allocated
Paris. Dec. 8 .-< /P )-T h e i Chilian Vse by Down Arms Of 10 Ships Supported; Vote Is De-
Third Army bored a mile and mitnded as Justifica- a half into the Siegfried line Clayton; More W ill Fighting on Much Re- Repairs ISeeded Cosfj tion for Continuance at points eight miles inside Be Available Shortly. the Saarland under intense duced Scale Today in More Than Half of\ Of His Foreign Policy.
German fire today and stead- Washin'kton, Dec. 8.—Greece and Italy— and won a ing steadily past Dillingen knock- get all they want. ed out a number of thick pillbox- Allied Air Forces and American artillery in support of U. S. First Army tank and infantry advance. patrols In tanks and armored government came out a heavy los- resounding 279-30 vote of - W. L. Clayton, surplus war cars pushed out from Athens es in the wooded area three miles property administrator, announced "After” picture shows craters ami shell holes, with overlapping in center for saturation effect. (AF er in a 10-ship transaction be- confidence from the House north of Saarlautern. wirephoto from Army Air Forces). today to meet 100 Insurgent today that he hat. allocated 20 2- Elas militiamen advancing twee.i the Maritime commission of Commons. The 70-year-old Reports Forbach Captured engined DC-3 transports' to ten from the northeast on the and the Southern Pacific com- pany. leader received his ninth vote „ (The Paris radio broadcast that airlines, and that additional planes Greek capital, where, general of confidence after declaring that the 'Hilrd Army had capturid shortly would be available. firing was resumed. Clearing The 10 coastwise vessels were Britain acted in Greece only to Japs Retreat purchased by the commission in Forbach. rail city of 11,500, three This boosted to 317 the number Veteran Yankees Land skies broke the overnight lull avert gangster rule. and a half miles aouthweat of June, 1941, for 34,733,952, in ad- of planes avsjlxble to the domestic in the civil strife. Support* Stand on Sforsa Saarbrucken.) dition to which the commission airlines, and sent their fleets to- He stood by the British govern- On the Third Army’s right, the ware pre-war levels. On Ledo Road Athens, Dec 8 i/Pt Fighting spent 32,653,611 for repairs and alterations necessary to make ment’s opposition to Count Carlo Seventh Army of Lieut. Gen. Before the war the domestic In Rear of Japanese continued on a much reduced Sforza, -whom the United States Alexander M. Patch rolled the them suitable for off-ahore voy' lines owned a total of about 350 scale in Athens today as Greek has supported In the Italian gov- Germans toward the Saar and planes, but many of them were Link to China ages. They had been operated by leftist resistance faded before the Southern Pacific company In ernment crisis. Palatinate on a 35-mile front and small whereas most of the present His ire aroused by bitter, left- advanced within four and a half British patrols spreading out from Atlantic coast service aa the Mor- planes are 21-passenger DC-3. ^p"l Iwo Jima H it gan line. W'ng denunciations of his stand, miles of the frontier. Witlulrawals in Burma Put Ashore by Navy; the center of the city in a steady diurchlll himself demanded the Saarbrt'itken. capital of the Have Come Bark In Driblets Bought Sight Unaeen vote of confidence as Justification Saarland and center of Us industry, 111 May, 1942, after turning some On Such Large Scale Roll Rapidly North rain. In a report to the House, the planes over to the Army on a vol- By Warships Merchant Mariue committee said fo. continuance of his policy. waa being ripped to pieces by artil- Snipers were reported giving Commolna gave him that sup- lery within sight of the burning untary basis, the Army took over Likely Route Will Be Toward Ormoc Today. considerable trouble in some resi- the commission had purchased the 158 aircraft, reducing the domes- vessels virtually sight unseen port. He said such action would city of 135,000. f o i ^ e ninth con- Cleared Within Week. dential quarters, however, and oc-. mean that Britain “ will persiat in secutive day. The Germans them- tic fleet to 166, Since then planes | General MacArthur’s Head- And Bombers caaional bullets still whipped over without knowing the amount of have come back in driblets from | repairs they needed. It described this policy of clearing Athena and selves were wrecking Saarlautern the forme- royal palace in Consti- the Athens regions of all those who the Air Transport command. New Delhi. India, Dec. 8. (J^)— quarters, Philippines, Dec. the Southern Pacific company's with their own artillery, trying to tution square, where Greek civil are rebels to the constituted au- While such big planes as the Japanese withdrawals in Burma 8._)— Veteran 77th divi- presentation of evidence to the hamper the American buildup of First 3uch Coordinated police were holding rooftop posi- thority in Greece. assault forces in the arsenal val- are on such a large scale that it sion Yanks from Guam, dar- tions. (Oontinued on Fourteen Blasting of Any Japan- (Continued oa Page Fourteen Not Designed for Greece Alooe ley. appeared today the Ledo route to ingly put ashore by the Navy Nearly 1.000 members of the Bu. he made it abundantly clear The Ninth Army to the north re------— " —* China would be cleared possibly to the rear of more than 25,- ese Base; Escorted by ELAS. armed militia of the EAM ihat the ]x>Iicy was not designed ported new signs of enemy move- 000 trapped Japanese, rolle4 (National Liberation Front) had for Greece alone; that Britain ment in little villages east ,of the within a week or ten days, but it Lightning Fighters. surrendered up to this morning to was increasingly likely that it rapidly north today toward stood committed to the right o f a Roer, east and southeast of Julich. Chinese Drive. British forces. Soviet Units people to choose their government Thunderbolts bombed two bridges would be too late. the enemy’s west Leyte rein- Central Pacific Naval Headquar- (The Pans radio reported with- in free election, but that it would on the Erft river and canal which Already the Japaneae in China forcement port o f Ormoc, less out confirmation that leftist forces not tolerate a "gang of men from ; the Germans are likely to defend Japs’ Forces are in positions to threaten Kun^- than three miles away. The sur- ters, Pearl Harbor, Dec. 8.—oP)— were In control of the Greek prov- Move Nearer the mountains" overthrowing con- i i outside Cologne and other Rhine- mlng. which is a' huge airline hub prise landing ThJrsday in Ormoc United States warships, Army and inces of Thrace and Macedonia.) sUtutional authority by violence. land cities should the Allies force and U>e only really effective ter- harbor, under the guns of seventh Navy Liberators and B-20s bom- Patching i:p Oasiialties Simultaneously with the vote of the flooded Roer. minus for the Burma road. fleet destroyers and swarms of From Tushan barded Iwo Jima in the Volcano To Budapest confidence, British Ambassador Seventh Seizes Mouterhouse Kunming, in the line of of Jap- 'fighter planes, cut In half the Greek hospitals are working at Halifax announced In Washington The Seventh Army captured aneae advances in Kweichow and heavily defended Yamashita de- islands 750 miles from Tokyo yes- top pressure patching up hun- that the American and British Mouterhouse, four miles south of Kwangsi provinces,. is more im- fense iitie. terday in the first such coordinat- dreds of casualties, including governments had achieved an -un- Recapture Important portant militarily even than the Heavily Armored Right the Maginot atronghold of Bltche Bloody aad Grim Reminder women and children, sis a result derstanding on the Greek and (Chinese provisional capital, ed blasting of any Japanese base of the Athens fighting. which was attacked by 75 planes. Rail Town in Kwei- Coming on the third anniver- Wing of Russian Third Italian issues— without defining Patch moved his center into Gamb- Chun- king. , in the Pacific war. The International Red Cross and the "understanding" further. Point* to Refraining of Plan sary of Pearl Harbor the Ormoc aheim, a, mile from the Rhine and chow Province, Field attack was a bloody and grim re- A substantial tonnage of bombs the British Army medical services Ukraine Army Little Fighting between left-wing eight northeast of Straslxnirg. The Japanese retreat in Burma, and shells . were believed to have are rushing in drugs and hospital forces and British troops w u con- Dispatches Announce. coupled with the advances in Chi- minder to the Japanese that Over liv Miles A wav. It waa wet and cold along the American arms have grown pow- been thrown at air fields and shore equipment. tinuing in Athens even sa-Church- whole front, restricting flying, na, pointed to the reframing of Installations on little Volcano British Red Cross i eported am- ill spoke. ' / the entire Japane.se plan . of de“ erful and lethal, since that day j Infantry of Lieut. Gen. Courtney Chungking. Dec. 8 - — which plunged the Unitei^ States Island from which the Japanese bulances have been fired upon Mo.scow. Dec. 8.,-,(4»)-The Upholding the use of t s ^ s and fense. ....__ „.U m ops against left-Wing fortes in H. Hodges’ First Army seized high Cnilne.se field dispatches reported into war. have been making miiaance, raids while bringing in wouiided frorn ground between Inden and Pier, A summary of the best infor- heavily armored ri„ht wing of Greece. Churchill said Britain act- today that cojjnter-attiicking This bold penetration of the on the B-29 bases at Tinian and both -sides. Some ambulance five miles northwest of the Roer mation available here indicates; drivers said, however, they had the Russian Third Ukraine Army ed to Insure that gangsters did not Chinese troops' have—“recaptured Philippines inland seas to west Saipan, a little more than 700 I river citadel of Duren. They ad- 1. A fighting Japanese with- mile.s south. stopped where tne ELAS had was reported little more than 1 5 ''descend from the mountains and drawal from northern Burma Leyte, ma.de while Yanks on east Ivanced onto a ridge commanding Tushan, important railroad town Make Coordinated Attark roadblocks and had been waved on miles from Budapest today in the j i-oatall thernSclves with all their I Schlich and forced the Germans with a cleanup posalbie before the Leyte were hunting down and kill- ^ bloody terror and vigor in power.’ 75 miles southeast of Kweiyang in ing the bulk of 200 Japanese para- Admiral Chester W. Nimitz's after passing out cigarettes. fiercely sustained drive to cut off I back for several hundred yards Kweichow province. . next monsoon in April. Does Not Trust Sporsa 2. If Burma is cleared, the troopers bent on sabotage, caught communique ••eported "a heavy One wounded EAM member the Hungarian capital from Aus-1 As for American-supported [north of the Hurtgen forest vil- There was no Immediate con- lage o f Bergstein. South of tha't Japanese probably will withdraw the Nipponese strategists unaware. force of Liberators of the 7th aald: "Why did the British bring trian communications: Count Carlo Sforza. Churchill told firmation from the Chinese high At the hour of landing, a 13-ahip Array Air Force and Fleet Airwing [hamlet, the First Army beat off command, but earlier a ' special from Thailand (Siam) because It In Papandreou? Tills nightmare Field dispatches said the forces Commons Britain simply did not enemy leinforcement convoy bound 1 was escorted by Lightning fight [two coimter-attacks. communique announced that then would be difficult to defend. would have been averted if an of Marshal Feodor T. Tobulkhlii trust him ”noi would we put the for Ormoc was spotted and it was ers” and "surface units of the The campaign was a month old Chinese troops had “whittled 3. They would ‘continue to de- Anglo-American-Riissian commls- were pounding a big wedge In the slightest coiifidencs in any gov- wiped out. together with the 4,000 Pacific fleet made a coordinated enemy’s flank west oi the Danube, ernment of which he is a dominant down” Japanese forces fleeing troops and equipment aboaid, dur- (Continued on Page Twelve) southward from Sanbo, 31 miles (Continued on Page Ten) attack on Iwo Jima "in coopera- (Continued on Page Ten) but resistance by the Nazis, rein- member.” ing the day by fighter planes. forced by troops rushed from northeast of Tushan._ tion with a heavy attack b> the , A move to name Sforza Italian TheT.eyte campaign, atalemated 21st Bomber command.” Vienna, increased as the baitlej Fleeing Japanese Intercepted for more than a month by storms This war billletin said the (In Waahington the 20th Air , surged toward Budapest. (Continued o. Page Twelva) and Japane.se reinforcements after Force announced “ a record bomb Laborer Slays Szci.esfehcrvar. Junction of six' Tokyo Shaken Chinese had pushed on 12 miles Decisive Vote swift conquest of its eastern aide, after recapturing Sanho Thursday. load” had been dropped on Iwo I rail linea 36 miles southwest of I roared into high gear on the third Jima). I Budapest, was temporarily b y -! ^Fleeing Japanese troops were re- anniversary of Pearl Harbor day. During Quake ported intercepted northeast of Favoring King Admiral Nimltz’ emphasis on . Four Persons passed by the Russians in their 19 Enemy Ships Sunk “hca'vy” attack by both Libera- ‘ _____ accelerpted drive up the Danube’s | Lipo, 90 miles southeast of Kwei- In alL 19 enemy ships, including yang, which is the capital of tors and - Super-Fortresses indi- bank. Flashes! seven destroyers, were sunk Thurs- 'Supreme Cammand Still Silent j I Japs Admit Tidal Wave, Kweichow ’ And a Burma road Canada Endorses Action day off Leyte in troop-carrying op- cates that Iwo Ji m a haa been made F a t h e r - i n - L a w , G i r l By- (Ijite Bulletin* ol the (ff) Wild) strongpolnt. a target Of prObabiy the greatest' The Soviet supreme command was still silent on what operations! Ljindslide and Dam- The Chirlese had expressed hbpe Conscripting Troops (Continued on Page Ten) raid of the Pacific war by land- stander and Two Po- that their counter-assaults might based planes. Marshal Rodion Y. Malinovsky’s { To Hold Open Heurings aged Buildings Result. result In a few days In the recap- For Replacements. Japs Fearin„ Such Blows liremen Are' Victims. .Second Ukrain Army may be un- 1 Washington, — Doc. 8. — Th e Senate Foreign Relations eoimnlt- Treasury Balance The Japanese evidently have (Continued oh Page I’en) (Continued on Page I'en) tee decided today to hold opoD' By The Afisociated Press Ottawa, Dec. 8— (Ah— The Ca- been fearing such blows and have New Brun.*wick: N. J.. t)ec. 8, nadian Parliament gave Prime been reinforcing the Volcano and fiP)—New Brunswick police aald hearings on President RoosevelP* Radio Tokyo admitted today Washington, Dec: 8.—f/P)—The four State department appoint- jtha. the earthquake yesterday Minister W. L. Mackenzie King Bohin Islands for the past few they were holding for questioning- position of the Treasury Dec. 6: ments. Senator Clark (D-Mo), who jc-.used a tidal wave which covered a decisive vote of confidence today Receipts. 368,303,221.64; expen- months as evidenced by their com- today a 24-year-old laborer who Ihouses with water, started a land- Short Supply . in a move endorsing his decision ditures. 3116,624,731.26; net bal- ran amuck, killed four persons, Lainone River loft a closed sessloB early, told re- I slide and damaged buildings. to conscript troops for replace- ance, 318.332,262,226.02. (Continued On Page 'ten) wounded two others and evaded a . 1 .. •. .. porters member* had agreed that A fter almost a day- of denials of ments In Europe and apparently posse of 300 for six hours before \ 41 'V a l i 4 * P P T f l I •‘’"‘‘Ph C. Grew, named -4.iCy4.vM of ntatp* and thro® othor Itnajor damage, the Japanese news Route Sought burying the nation-apUtting con- surrendering late last night. agency Domei admitted “ that scription issue for the duration of Police Chief Henry Harrington . I nunilnees yroulU be questioned In Tokyo was shaken and that a tidal the war. of Carteret said the young man. public hearfrigs. [wave inundated houses.. United States, Britain The vote was 148 to 70, with Quota Set for War Loan Daniel Molnar, a Carteret resident, Canadians Given Credit The Domei dispatch, intercepted nationalistic French Canada, tra- Glastonbury Tops Loan Quota shot and killed his father-in-law, For Breakthrough Hartford. Dec. 8.—i-Pt—Glaston- Iby the Federal Communications’ And Russia .Want to ditionally opposed to conscription a 13-year-old girl by'ustnader and leommisalon, said: for fighting overseas, dividing to Not Sufficient for^ Needs two members of the O rteret burv, smashing over, the top of Before Ravenna Fell. both Its E and overall war bond Center In Sen o f Ensliu Ship Into Black Sea. give the government a measure of police, wounded two other police- ‘The seismic center of the earth- [ qaotan« led the 14® town* to tlie support regarded aa a personal men. Iquake which hit the Tokyo district Washington, Dec. 8.—(iP)—The triumph for the veteran prime Washington, Dec. 8—(/P»— *1116 •, home should not be satisfied with Ri>me, Dec. 8.—(/Pi—British and ; qnlsh mark In the Sixth War Loan lyesterday afternoon was in the The shootinc began, Harrington Polish troops driving on through | drive today. On the strength of United States, Britain and Russia minister. Treasury announced i today that anything less than a substantial said, when Molnar visited his IBes of Enshu. the Sixth war loan quotk of 314,- j^oraubscription over {he 14 bil- rain, fog and mud continued to ’ town-wide Pearl Harbor soles, thn “Tlie distripts affected by .the are working at top speed to get Abaudoa Historic Position estranged wife at the Cartcre;, After an eloquent plea for unity 000,000,000 is not enough for the J lion dollar quota.’’ enlarge their bridgehead over the! e bond quota now totals 858.1S8A0. learthquake include Hamamatsu. home of her father, Adam Roszan- Lamonr river, southwest of Faen-1 sn in st a quota ol 855,006. Overall a short-cut route for lend-Iease by King, 21 members from the needs of the armed forces. Sales Total 918,601 JH)0,000 Ishizuolis,' Nagano and their vicih- supplies to the Red , Armies ski. 62, where, Mrs. Molnar said, za. today and captured Castel Ra- 1 miim total 8485.180, moro lutes, where some damage waa French-speaking province of Que- Undersecretary Daniel W. Bell Sales w|th the drive two-thirds he attempted to shoot her with s nlero, Olmatello and Pideura. ' double the overall quota of 8214.000. through Turkish waters. said in a statement the goal— . over were announced laat night aa Icaused to dwellings. bec and from other French- .22 caliber rifle and then shot her Simultaneously, the Allied com- .• • • They lyant to shift from the which may be reached today or $13,607,000,000, a gain of "In. Shizuoka prefecture (rough- loqg way' around through Iran to speaking constituenciesabandoned father, after asking about their mand disclosed that the First Ca- French Ports Restored the historic French-Canadian pfoal- tomorrow—was by /netossity set than half a billion from t^e pre- lly 125 miles southwest of Tokyo) the direct passage of the Darda- three-year-old daughter. nadlan Corps, commanded b y, Supreme Suprenrie ------lleadquo^ra„ ______AlUed. lUdsl waves caused some houses to tion and voted for the government. well to advance of the start of the vious day. ’ . Flrea At Police Car IJeut. Gen. Charles Foulkes, is in Expeditionary Foree, Paris, Doc. » nelles. The quotas for Individual sales be inundated, while in Nagoya When this' change ia accom- Including the five Quebec cabinet drive Nov. 20. Molnar is then reported to have action on the Eighth Army front —(/PV-The port* of ministers. Thirty-six Quebec and "Since then our mtliUry leaders and Series E bonds are far from damage waa alighL with only win- plished. say responsible estimates fired through the window at a and scored the breakthrough in Le Havre ou the 8elae_^va ooew |dow panea being broken. here. It will mark tlu greatest im- other French-speaking members hgye pointed out an ever-increas- being met, hoW,ever. T h e Treas- police car called to the scene, heavy fighting between the La- restored and are h a n ^ f "In general, the damage waa InF'J'*®*! materiel to support ury has. repeatedly said the really provement In supply shipping voted against the government. wounding Patrolman Daniel Kasha mone and Montone rivers which tonnage than below toe war. It iilight with practically no damage since the . Mediterranesn wag The vote, announced at 1:22 a. our new offensives on every crucial effort was toward thoae' in the head. Aa more police arriv- resulted in the fall of Ravenna. also w as announced today toa* Icauaed to our production facUt' m.. ended a special seasion of Par- front.” Beil said...... quotas and that the Sixth War opened from Gibraltar to Sqez ed at the scene, Molnar exchanged Screened by a morning fog port facilltle* bow «*••*/**• |ucs,” Demel said. the summer of 1948. liament y b ic h ' bad run into . its - He referred to Lieut. Gen. Bre- loan won’t succeed unless they are ahoU with them, killing Deputy which limited viaibllity to 100 Me for fuRy 1* par e«rt o* o > U ^ No mention waa mads, of dam- 13th day. It climaxed a .88-day ,hon B. Somervell’s statement oversubacrlbed. ' ted Stotoo Anny —99»aa » Will 8av« >JMM Laad Mllee Chief Robert Shanley, 43. and yards. AlUed troops enlarged the m Itge sustained by shipping. This The ships that pass througji crisis over the conscription issue Wednesday 'that the war in Eu- Bell pointed out that more than Officer Walter Rushiak, 50. and bridgehead aoiithwest of Faenaa shlppeS Into Frooce directly ••• |nay well have been heavy. during which the' ancient racial rope has called for a gieater vol- two billion dollars' In bond sales wounding Patrolmap Charles to a dejith of more than two miles Amrrioa. Sues loaded with gima, planes • • • “ Ljuidallde on Minor Senic and other equipment for the Rua- cleavage between English and ume of materiel, costlier methods to individuals are still required to Mackwihski. Harrington .said. rvith the capture of Castel Ra- An earlier broadcaat by radio slana Will save approximately; 8,- French CJanada had burst emotion- of combat and more expenaive meet the five tdllion dollar Individ': Moinar then fled the house, tak- nlero. three miles from Faenza. Chlneee Nooriag 1^’ a o ^ f Tokyo aald that “a landalide on a 500 land miles by going directly ally into one of the moat threaten- lines o f communication than in ual quota. Individual sales now ing hia dau^tor. Barbara, whom Pideura is a mile and half farther Chaagkiag, Dee. 8j *-99);— tinor scale and the crumbling of to Odes^ or som' other Russian ing situations to (he dominion's any other period elnce the war are 82475.000,900. he abanqonod uninjured after run- southwest and Olmatello is less tocldag OBneoe hosa - |S6 took place over a Upribad Black aaa port. T b ^ have bean modem history. ' '' begsji. Sariea E aalea are 81.068,000,- ning aavairal hundred feet Into the than a mile south of Castel Ra- patot ooly 1 1-8 mile* Im m W m r > going through Buea and around ParUamMt’s vote waa on the Tto Treasury undersecretary OPO—leas Own half of the E bond woods, 'whar* he diaappeared from nlero. ) tag. lost Bm nm ------Domei'a idontifleation o f the Arabia to ^Persian gulf tarmlnzls. government’s mqUon ”^a| aald: “ Viewing the war situation quota of. 82.500,000.000. sight. While running ho fired at The ridg* 1,000 .yards beyond toe Chlaeea sMs of today with its increased need of The Bales campaign ends Deo. Ciilaeae Mgjb tonight. aa Fnge Fsorteen .(OMtiBaed oa Pag* ro«rtoe» lOeaUnaed m Pace ; auMiUee' and ammunition, we at 16. (Oaattanad ea Page ’M ) (OoBtlnuae oik.Paga PoactoM I ' ^ \ '' ' •C;-
EViSNING HERALD. MANCHESTER, OONNl t'KiUAi, s, 1^44 PAGE three j^ANCHltiSTEK BVlfiNiNG k li a &Ai a U, MAMOtUU^'ri!^. tW N N , l*t41L»Ai,X>J;-L;tMJlt.K 8, 1U44 r^Ofc:'- I'W o. but hot beer so’unds rsvolUng." girls rather than coming back to t.opped oniy by unita In Milwau- Mrs. Bertha Dowd, Mrs. Ellen Sailors’ Views “ Ghastly things” Is what Gol- their girls at home, she had this Local League kee, W is„ Bakersfield, Cal., Tulsa, YOUR HOUSE IS Crosaen. Mrs. Pehr Peterson, Mrs. Minor Blaze ..... ledge called those American culi- to aay; ,Okla., and Detroit, No. 1. The lo^ have; Local WAC Awarded Medal rA lX i^A K » Church Bazaar Carl Nyman, Mrs. Harry Ryan. nary favorites wlntn he demanded "It's not bccavxse the British ckl unit is tied wiUi Denver, Colo., YOUR CASTLE^. — VOIIR AIR KURWACt iirtin of Miss Wall the other day wheth- girls have more glamor, more per- in paid up memberships. M X X D ELS RKCt^NMITIONEO Mrs. Margaret Crockett, Mrs. Jes- Draw Dissent 111 S t h P l a c e LET JARVIS PLAN sie McCormick, Mrs. Rachael Mc- For Service in New Guinea In North End er he would be expected to eat sonality, more charm or better 'These positions were attained by N G O FOR WINTKR! CAI.I *H» Is Successful Cormick, Mrs. Richard W right and them should he toM ny an Ameri- figures They haven’t got anything an intensive drive ,to secure paid TO D AY - SAT. - SUN. up memberships in advance of the IT WITH YOU i ■ X-ACTO Mrs. Bertha Gardner. can girt. that American girls don’t have, ARISTO-CRAFT^ TONIGHT xirl Reporter Sums Up but they have It In England. It’s Maiisiieltl Detarhiiient opening of the fiscal year. Nov. 1, We are in a poaltlnn t« give KNIFE SETS—,Single Knives N ORM AN B B NTC - Freaeat Eatertainmeat Technical Sergeant Rae Oaher, ■ ribbons followed by a formal Re- Oil Stove Overflows at While confessing to the 38-year- F’ L A S ’ n C M O D E L S treat formation. General Kenney Just a m atter o f geography.” and the twe local units went Into you prompt aetlon with your ' Assorted Blades n e Local P a tmiUi South Church Organiza- llie entertainment' in the eve- sister of Mias S. Osher of 28 Scar- old reporter that he did have a Aii{d Auxiliary Rated ORANGE BALL personally complimented the wom- Reactions to Attitudes the record bonks or that date with hbaUiig prohlfmn. ning arranged by the Married boriiugh road, has received the Early Hour; Substitute certain American girl mind, he en oi the quality and consistency mid-year and better membership (1) II looUiig for a good used 25c to $3.00 __ $1.50 to $2.50 tions Combine for Couples Club pleased everybody Army good conduct medal from Of English Tars. agreed with Simpson that Ameri- Sustalaa Fractured Skull Well in the Nation. of their work in the command, de- | standings.' home we have 4—8 and 6-raom Rntitled/ “The Old Family Album/’ L'eut. George C. Kenny, Com- Wliistle Heard. . [ can glrla were more “ pushful” than Qiristmas Social. during that “your service un-1 English lassies. ’H ie y tort of During the winter months the SInglee available, tor oocapanoy. it reminded one of the old-fashion- mandliw General of the Far East By 'Oarl g, Lalumla Jewett City, Dec. 8 — i/f)— The Frank J. Mansfield Detach- local detachment will entertain DOPES A ir Forces, somewhere in New doubtedly aicled greatly in the want to get married quick,” ob- (2) Looking for an Inveot- Colors 7 TOYS ed- plush affair of other . days The Manchester Are department Charles R. Tanner. 22, of Ekonk, ment and Auxiliary retain proml- National Commandant, Alan Ste-' All The annual Christmas Bazaar Guinea. Sergeant Osher was one preparations for the recent Philip- was called at 1:55 this morning Hartford, Dec. S.— (S’)— The served Simpson. ment that will pny a n o d re- and supper ol the South Methodist Cleverly constructed with leaves gunner on. an aircraft carrier, venson of Albany, N. Y., at a sec- Fine Assortment of 96 W ACs to receive this honor pine 'invasibn.'’^ for a fire in the home of (Jeorgs- American girl reporter to whom That gave Mias WaU a laiigh. neiit positions In the national list- turn on yonr money? We have lOc church orgaRteattona last night that were turned by Miss Jessie Sergeant Osher has been a mem- sustained a fractured skull and In- tional Marine gathering here In for "exemplary behavior, efficiency Bldwell at 80 North School Street. , She had Juat returned from giving ing of the Marine Corps LeagiA, FInte nnd Dnplexee that will do RANGE A N D FUEL was one of the most axjccesa/ul In Bristow, the participants who rep- ber of the WACs for the past year two BrlUah sallon. on liberty con- ternal injuries when the automo- the .^rm y and N avy Club. and fidelity” in the Far Eastern The fire started in the kitchen a pint of Wood to the Red Cross, according to the Marine Corpa Jnst that. Its history. All groups of the resented family portraits appear- and a half and has been overseas fided that they regarded American bile be waa driving left the road WOODCRAFT " RUBBER ELASTIC theater. and ia thought to have been the but It waa a hearty laiigh never- (8) Are yon Interested In neO- Women's Society for Christian ed in the frame as Miss Hazel for the past eight months. She was gaatronomy "ghaatly" and Ameri- while rounding a sharp curve here League Bulletin for the month of C A L L The WACs were decorated in result of an overflowing oil stove. I Ing. yonr present home? We Service report flnc sales at their Driggs commented upon their previously stationed in Australia can glrla “puahfur' begz leave to theleaa. December, the official organ of the 4 PICTURES the first ' ceremony of its kind to The alarm was turned in from ; have enstomere who will pay up FOR FLYERS several booths, all of which Were quirks and characteristics to the before her asalgnment to the pres- dizaeht. "W hy,” the aald as her hazel Convict Keepe In Practice ex-service organixation. be held in New Guinea, and includ- Station 45 and brought out three to flO.000 for a nice home. Let $1.50 decorated in the traditional red amusemenf of the audience. ed the individual preaentation of ent poat in New Guinea. 1 ’1 have to Interview a lot of eyes Ut up with amuaement, 'Fhe Manchester units, organized piecea Of fire apparatus. The | Us make yon aa offer. 85G0 and green colors of the Christmas- The flrat picture was posed for people, but I don’t have to agree "That’s Just the American girls’ Salt Lake City, Utah—(P;—An less than a year ago, are each In LECLERC by Mrs. Walter L«wis, as grand- blaze was confined to the lower DIE CAST PARTS tide. with them,” waa the way Miaa way of kidding and being nice'to inmate of Utah State prison pil- fifth position in the nation in point FUNERAL HOME GAS 310DELS OIL ma. 'She was attired in old-fash- Edwin Brown; grandma as s part of the house and good work •Ta MUABO KICMOSIUMB AND MOBU-MRAl FUEl Olt The Asbury group served more Angela Wall, daughter of a Judge, visitors. Certainly I, for one, am fered a coat pocket In a prisoner’s of paid-up. memberships for 1948. ioiftd costume, as were most of bride, Kay Harding: grandma’s was done by the firemen in pre- Jarvis Realty Co. than 250 of the church and busi- Cadets Secure summed up her reactlona to the not looking for an ■ E n g l i s h hus- cell after being sent there on an The detachment Is led by Los An- 23 Main Street MaaoiieetBr $1.95 Up Props, Guns, Bombs those who appeared in the album. first children, twins, Barbara and venting Its spread. The recall ness people virith supper. It 'vas viewa on the American way of life band. And besides, why sit at errand. He had been sent to the geles, Chicago, Albany, N. Y., W y- Phone 5269 Week Dayei m o r i a r t y b r o t h e r s Grandma as a lltUe girl was por- Carol Hewitt: the parson who was sounded at 2:47. necessary to set tables in the B
ii eiHvs1115 MAIN ST OPi’OSITE HIGH SCHOOL "Stardusters" Orehasfro WERBNER’S prompter: E. JOHNSON. w W cunt*SHOE C'rrvRK'STCmE ' HANSEN’S AdmtMkHi...... *Lr * Included 82S|iaiaStrstt NEXT TO'TOE ARMORY SERVICE MEN FREE! U EVENING HERAGD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8,1944 BCANGHESTSac Q HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, l<>44 PAGE Ice four - ■ • tonio Gentile, father, 106 Cherter Mrs. Millie Etheridge, mother, 151 Veronica Rydzy. mother, 56 West iff J. Edward Slavin. Lane had actress was' granted a flnal di- Oak avenue. East Haven, the Finance committee curing the Oak street, Danielson. street, Thompeonville. A f liug, oil Jailer vorce decree yeateragy from Maj. Brock Is Chosen 1043 suasion and is a member of Levine. Pvt. Barney B.— Mrs. been nominated for the post earl- 32 Wounded Finlayaon, Tec. 5th Or., ~ George Saffo, Cpi. Joseph J.— Mm. Anna Church Club John S. Detlie, formstvmoVle di- the State Legialative. council. His Today Radio ^L-uw Charlotte Levine, wife, 630 East ^ r e c o r d s — ier in the week by Slavin. JC.—Benjamin Finlayaon, father, .Belch,- mother, 950 Howe avenue, ’The commiaslone^ also failed rector, whom she m arm d Sept. election completes the political ois Main street Bridgeport. Held in Abeyance Mihoritv Leafier EMtcrn War TIom 13 Harvey etreet, Bridgeport. Sheltoi# to take any octtbh::*n-a-reque8t 26. 1940. Mias Lake said she ganization of the state Senata. Lliwvzky, Pfc. Michael W.—Mra From State Jonap, Second Lieut. Jack J.— Sakowski, Sergt. Alexander J.— To Give Play from tha New Haven CouncU of and De Toth ^vould be mamed Deipperat majority leader wiU be Mm. Anna Sakowski, mother, 225 Barbara Lipovaky, mother, 48 Au- steal Show: WTHT— Brown Mrs. Anna Jonap, mother, 905 N «w 'Haven, Dec. 8—(JP)— N e w Churches thht another survey on' Monday. Hartford, Dec. 8—0P5—Fifteen Senator Leon Ria Caazi o f Hart- 4:00—W nC — Baclcitage Wlfe;'& South Thames street N or^ch . tumn street, Bridgeport Thomson Choral Group; W HTD Hancock street, Bridgeport. Haven county commisaioners. yes- conditions at the jaU be made. 'lUpublican members of the $an- ford knd prsaident pro tern will be W DRC — Attiemoon Mrfodles; Incliiderl in List of Salzer, Flmt Lieut. Frank—Mm. Summerton, Staff S ergt Oliver Dramatized Christmas aXnieeting witli Republican State Senator Samuel Malkan of New —The Lone Ranger. Kosiorek, Pfc. Luclen J.—Mrs, terday held in abeyance ratlflca- Every Family Buys Bond Newa: W TH T V Music; W HTD Romayne L. Salzer, wife, 284 N,—Mm. Eklith Summerton, moth- - « - ...... Chidtjnan Harold E. Mitchell and Haven. ' Add a pinch (ffIVOFy Salt 7:45—w n c -.^-.Something for the 1,984 Released by W ar Stacia M. Kosiorek, wife, 43 Cen- tlon of the appointment of David — Parade o f Stars. South avenue, Bridgeport. er, Leroy avenue, Darien. Story to Be Presented Lane of Ansonia as acting deputy Granted Final Divorce Decree Santa Fe, N. M.— — In Cundi- Govenibr^ Baldwin yesterday, elec- 4:1 S—W n c —Stella Dallas. Girls. ter street, Hartford. 8 00 — w n c — Cities Service Department Totiay. San Giorgio, ,,Pfc^ Louis— Mrs. Uccelllni, Tech. Sergt. Fred- Tomorrow Evening. jailer at the New Haven county ^ ■ I ' I yo, N. M., a village of 20 families, ted State \Scnator C. Raymond Average ownership o f life in- 1o your^vorHc co ffe e / ^ 4:30—W n C — Lorenso Jones; Kostrlsak, Sergt. John A .— Mrs. Mary San Giorgio, mother, 6 Uni- erick J.— Mra. Esther Uccelllni, jail following a short meeting at Los Angeles, Dec. 8— l/P)— Ver- every fam ily has bought a bond or Brock minority leader for the surance per family in the United WDRC — Ad Uner; WTHT — Concert; WDRC — The Aldfich Washington, Dec. S—i/P) — The Anna Hatala, mother, Clair Hill, versity Place, New Haven. wife, 77 Fair street, Norwalk. which Lone, head turnkey at the oiitca Lake Is free to marry Andre promised to do so. Bach of the 20 1945 State Scnhtc. States has increased 25 per cent in News; Music; WHTD — Time Family: WTHT — Cecil Brown; in percolator, WHTD—SUrs of the Future. names of 136 New Engianders Collinsville. Weinstock, Pfc. Kurt— Louis Vaccarelll, Pfc. Frank P.—Mrs. COLUMBIA — OECCA — VICTOR A dramatization of the beauti- jail, was presented by High, Sher- De Toth, film writer-director. The families is named Vigil. Senator Brock X^s chairipaii of the last ten years. Views the Nesw. were included in a ilst of 1,984 Kovelman, Pvt David— Mrs. Weinstock, father. 34 Irving street Genevieve Vaccarelll, wife, 82 ful story of "Why *016 Chimes 4:46—W n C — Young Widder 8:15— W TH T— TellOtesL 8:30—w n c — Duffy’s Tavern; United States soldier.s, wounded Florence Kovelman, wife, 7 Clay Hartford. Woodbine street, Bi^tol. _ Rang'* by Raymond MacDonald Broam; W HTD — Hop Harri- pot or drip WDRC ■— Adventures of the in action,'made public by the War street, Hartford. .Mediterranean area; - — r ' “ ' - ' p 6 t t e r t o n *s Alden, arranged by Martha Race, thin Man; News; WTHT—Free- Micck, Pfc. George P. — Mm. Bednarz, Pfc, Theodore T.—Tony Charles V I of France issued an has been chosen by the C Y P club 5:io^WnC — When a Girl Mar- department today. dom of Opportunity; W H TD — The New Knglan
T o Give Up Ready Mades'
Substantiallys it’s a guarantee th a t T h e Denver, Colo.—.(8’)— Some 300 | CHRISTMAS RECORDS. ’ ■ > members of the Denver Breakfast club have signed pledges not to D ICK ENS: CHRISTMAS CAROL . . . Ronald Colmsn Co m p any knows th a t th e p u blic is th e buy or smoke a ready-made cigar- with supporting cast, sound effects and Music’. Set ette tmtil the aupply of smokes Unlined Gloves ’2-50 up fo r the armed forces is ample. D-290 ...... a$3.50 CHRISTM AS C A R O L S ...L y n Murray Singers. Set fudge an d it in ten ds to give to th e p u b lic . Leather Palm C -9 4 ...... $2.50 ODD FELLOWS BLDG. DICKENS: MR. PICKWICK’S CHRISTMAS . . . As th e b est service to be found any w here. TELEPHONE 2-1182 ■Wool Gl oves ' ’2-50 to’d by Charles Laughton with original musical accom- HOSE paniment composed and conducted by Hans Eisler. Set s DA 379 — #$2.50. Wool Gloves ’2 3 5 c * * 4 5 c —65< ^ ’1.50, Heavy X. In Asaorted Colors. OVERTURES Why not let tu lake care of your fuel oil ro' Sport Shirts WAGNER: TANNHAUSER OVERTURE . . . Sir qnirements now before the cold weather rush? \ MEN’S ANKLETS Thomas Beecham and the London Philharmonic Orches- tra. Set A4X 123 $2.60 ■ Plaids and Plain Colors. 35c, 45c, 65c Pr. By doing so you vrill enable us to spread our • I Wod kfittens ' Long Sleeves. TSCHAIKOVSKY: 1812 OVERTURE.. .Arthur Rod- zinski and the Cleveland OreheBtra. Set MX 205.. $2JK) deliveries and ntiliae our manpower now to your advantage. ’ ^ X JWANCHF^TER evening herald. MANCHESTER, CONN- FRIDAT, DECEMBER 8, 1944 MA.NCHESTISK KVKMNG HKRALU, MANLHKSTKK. VKULIAI, UEUKilBLK 8, 1944; VAtip; NPivun
made apple pie ^nd coffee. Mrs. -m 1 • M. given any religiousone of (he eight German saboteurs Try Tkit l e w Amziii were pgesont from Waterbury, who landed in Florida and Long Opening Sunday at the State Meriden, Hartford, Warehouse Grace Ames arranged lor the tabic R e b e l t o n v ic ts [ ^ Island in 1942. K e e n ev T e n t Point and Norwich. decorations and favors, which Show Starts Today State P o lice M a nchester Pensio ns in M illions • __ Rock ville non-segregated inmates; were de- He was one o7 the Nazis the Patriotic DecorattoM with the candles were in the pa- nied communications with the out- prisoners said the) objected to, the Cough Mixture H as B a n q u e t Supper was prepared and served triotic colors of red, white and G ive n P ra ise D a te Book A w a iti n g T r i a l side world on legal matters, and attorney general added, and once Ah OutstamNng Success*- in the banquet hall by a committee blue. \l If BiU N ot V e to e d from Mary G. Keeney tent- com- The business of the meeting In- had no recreational facilities. during the revolt they threatened In C a n a d a — M a d e In U.S « posed of Mrs. Muriel DayLvis, Mrs. cluded the Initiation of candidates. Monitoy, Dee. 11 to dresa Dasch In his German uni- o« ■ 5S 0H M issing Attorney General Biddle, how- Crsat tm SreiicliUI Coufk* Daughters of Union Vet* Manning, Mrs. Luna Hullut^nson ‘Department Presl.ient Bone re- Women’s club meeting and play Biildle Says 25 W jll Be the bill was signed—In order to W e s t Virginia Troops ever, told reporters he and Direc- form and toas him off the roof. Tkrost Irritaiiom Dus to Colds - and Mrs. Mercyll Peckham. The ceived a box of handsome handker. "Old Peabody Pew,” Center Benefits $o Widows and get a pension. Tried for V iol^n g tor of I»rl8ons James V. Bennett The four guard hoktagea— Revo Tho Kins of all c6uzh medlclnei erans Entertain Their meal included grapefruit juice; chiefs from Mary C. Keneey Tent, I n W a r Zo n e Sees Best Organiza- church. H. Thompson, Orlln Hagper, John for <^ugtas or bronchial Irritations What of the widow of a veteran Christmas party, Garden Club, believed the rebelling convicts reaulttna from oolds la oold wintry Children^ o f Veterans Department Heads. pot roast with gravy, mashed po- and Mrs'. Clyde Beckwith, a new Prison Regulatioua* sought to bring about a "general W. Bacon and Henry Plttelkow— Canada la „ ------Buckley’s CANADlOl, who had no World W ar -1 disabil- tatoes, carrots and peas, toyiato member, drew the lucky number tion He Has Visited. at Y. Of World War I Now ity and died y e a n ago of some American L e^ on Post social, Insurrecttoh” of t*.e prison’s 2,000 were released uiTLarmed. Mixture. Fast working—triple act- jelly salad, rolls and butter, home- for the mystery package. ing BIckley'a MIxtura quickly looa- cause not remotely connected with Mary C. Keeney Tent, No. $4, ithcr o f Rockville Sol> drawing on W ar Bonds, Legion Atlanta, Dec. 8— fA')—Twenty- Inmates, and that their complaints The 'rebellion ended at 2:30 p. Hartford, Doc. 6—(A')—Want to ant and raisOs phlegm lodged In the Awaiting ^Approval. Home. wore made up after the revolt ap- m. yesterday when George Hol- tubes—clears air paaaagea—aoothea the war? Coujd she collect? Daughters of Union Veterans of d i^ H a s Been Notified know what n state police officer five convicts who seized a building raiped raw tiaaues, one or two elpa Tuesday, Dec. 12 parently failed. lingsworth, of Shawnee, Okla., act- Yes. / the Civil War entertained its De- from another state thinks of the at the Atlanta Federal peniten- and w o n t coughing iwaam By Jumeg Marlow Could ^Now File Claini B y^W ar Department* Sportamen Club, regular meet- Saboteur Housed In Building ing as spokesman for the muti- You gat results fast. You feel thf Connecticut stale police? For instance: John Jonea came partment officers last night at the ing, Legion Home. tiary and held four guards prisoner Biddle disclosed that among’ the neers. declared: effect of Buokls/s fastutlT. Washington, Dec. — Presi- ...... ■ ■ ■ ^ ■■■ ■ ■ “I think that. Connecticut has Compounded from rwre CwawdlMi back from the last war and six Y.M.O.A., on the occasion of their Wednenday Dec. IS for three days remained in soli- “ ’This Is Peart Harbor day. It’a Pina Balaam and othar soothing dent Roosevelt has a bill on his noolnrm*, Dfc. 8— (Spwslal) — the best equipped state police or- convicta housed In the segregation months later died. His widow official visit. Department Presi- State Guard M ilitary dance at an Ideal day to surrender.” healing Initredlanta Buckley^a CAN- REG AL ______7alker Cr»tt^ M, ganization I’ve visited.” soys tary confinement today, awaiting building was George John Dasch. AOIOL Mixture la different from desk. I f he signs it into law It could now file a claim fo r a pen- dent Georgia Bone of Hartford, Is the Armory. anything you ever tried— all medi- ■an of Mrs. liottis CnttV of 11 Trooper Robert G. Norman, a trial In Federal court. will affect many people and cost sion. also secretary o f the national or- G ift Banquet, Third Degree clasa, cation—no syrup. Get a .bottle to- ganization. National President member of the West Virginia state Attorney General Biddle an- day at any good drug store. ™tle- many millions of dollars, eventual- If her claim was approved by Ciottage stR**! Ba« been reported police. He is in Connecticut this K. of C., at American Legion tactlon guaranteed or money back. Beatrice- Manning of this town, nounced in vVashington that the ly perhaps billions. the Veterans administntion, she by the War department as “n »^ - week on a field trip from North- Home, at 6:30. past president of Mary C. Keeney Suggestions men would be tried promptly on QUINN’S‘PHABMACY The bllli passed this week by would not collect payments datii^ In* In acUon in France aa of No- western University Traffic insti- Thursday, Dec. 14 WELDON DBUO STOBE tent, and past president of the chargM of violating prison securi- Wont Yo ur C a r In To p Condition Congress, would do this if It be- from his death but only from the '^OyWND yamber 15." tute at Ev.inston. 111. Military IVhlst, Manchester CENTER PHARMACY time she filed the claim. Connecticut Department, was also He entered the service in Feo- ty regulations and would be came law: j Trooper Norman who is related Private Duty Nurses, at Masonic ’This kind of legislation la not introduced to the gathering Guests rnary, IMS. and has been overseM Temple. severely punished. For Wint er Driving? Give pensions to the widows and by marriage to the H<\tfields of children of World War I veterans new. SuiVivors of Spanish- for oeveral mofithi. He was report- Also Christmas Sale of Salva- Yield To Culiimniat's Appeal the famotis West Virginia Hatfield who died or will die from any American war veteriins get exact- •d to be serving with the fammw and McCoy feuds has been accom- tion Army Women’s Home League. The revolt ended yesterday when L E T US V IT A L I Z E Y O U R M O TO R DUPER PAILS Ninetieth Division and took part cause not connected in any way ly^ the kind of pensions—payment panied on Ills field trip by Lieut. Saturday, Dec. 16 the Inmates yielded .to an appeal In the invasion of France. He was Can Be Csed Too with their war aeivice. from death from any cause—as lOO^r Wool Leo Mulcahy of the Connecticut Bon Ami employees’ Christmas by Morgan Blake, Atlanta Journal Our Special Thompaon It could be from pneumonia, a the present bill contains. a member of the machine gun pla- State police. party. Legion Home. As Sterilizer. DOOPIMC > -ra Heavy Shaker toon and wears the infantryman s Johnny Long, Mary I » u Wilson columnlat who hac, published their Vitalizer will pressure clean truck accident, a drunk, suicide, Both Organized Similarly Sunday, Dec. 17 grieyances In his newspaper. falling downstairs, or ady cause at b a d ^ He has three brothers in S Sailors The West Virginia trooper who your motor. removinR all Arthur Drug Stores l \ e . S I D I H C the service, Private Robert Cratty Christmaa Party, Local 63. T. Blake in his .story said the con- rust, oil dregs, and metal all. John N. Calvert Sweaters has had almost ten years orpolice W. ^ U.^ ^A.. oporu. Sports x-oin,ci, Center, Wells 845 Main St. Robinow Bldf. • BsNmatoa Freely GIvea. In France, Private George Cratty Johnny Long and his famous or work in his home stale says that j.gQ p victs told him in an Interview the chips, leaving it absolutely Call for Presidential Veto '^ me FeATMt o f In Belgium and William Cratty, chestra, “The Nation's Most Ver- day before thut they objected to the Connecticut ami West Virginia MondSy,Mondfty, Doc.Dec. 18 clean. A special solvent is Some sources— looking upon the Honor Student • Workmanship Guaranteed. IB. 1-c. Navy, ih Florida. satUe Swing Band," featuring state police are both organized being quartered in the segregation present bill and any future ones of $ 5.9 8 Previous to Entering the scivlce vocalists Mary Lou Wilson and Christmaa party, Arm y and used to .'.ssure you that • Highest quality Materials simlarly. N avy Club Auxiliary, at clubhouae. building with Nazi spies and sabo- a similar nature as a congression- he was employed at Pratt A ^^It- Tommy Morgan, Is the headline in But what has Connecticut got teurs whom they regarded as your motor oil will be clear al goodwill gesture that will cost New London, Dec. 8.— When • Time Payments Arraagcd. ney and at the U. 8. Envelop person attraction on stage of the Friday, Dm . 22 FOR YOUR John N. Calvert o f 76 Phelps Road, that West Virginia hasn’t got? Children’s Christmaa party, "very offensive and well-nigh un- and your motor free. the country billions of dollars—are Ronald Colman and Marlene Dietrich, as they appear In their Company here. He is married to State theater, Hartford^^starting Wc‘11, says Trooper Norman, for brearable." calling for a presidentjAl veto. Manchester, visits his parents, Mr. the former Miss Eunice West of today. Johnny Long also presents British-Amcrlcan Club. Our Power Reverse-Plusher, when attached, will and Mrs. Robert B. Calvert during starring roles m new Technicolor film, "Kismet," which opens A. A. DION, INC. one thing it’s policewomen. 'The columnLst also reported the OVERSEAS BOXES In order to understand how this Sunday at the State theater. Colman plny.s Hafiz, the beggar-ma- ■/Hi an All-Star Revue, featuring such 8atar«Uy« Jan- 8 his Christmas leave from Admiral CONTRACTORS this city. "Although we mave many wom- Inatsllatlon of officera and ban prisoners complained they did not flush all rust and dirt from your radiator, cleaning each present bill would work—If It be<- gician, and Miss Dietrich is .Tamilla, Queen of- the Dancing Girls, in Vacation Chaage , ^ headline acts as 'The 3 Sailors. Btllard Academy, an Honor Naval 298 Autumn St. TeL $860 Pur-Lined en aa state police dispatchers In quet, Italian-Amerlcan Club. have proper medical supervision; core and assuring you easier starting and better driving ' comes law—look at the laws al- this celebrated story of ancient Bagdad, Due to the fact that it would be "Those International Screwballs;” West Virginia,” he said today at Xmas Paper — Seals and ready on the books for the survi- school here, he will wear a silver dilTicult for the teachers in the Max and his Gang, and many this Winter. Come in and let ns rejuvenate your car for vors of World War*I, veterans: star on his uniform. This signifies the Hartford barracks, ”as yet we Ribbon . . . Also Greeting Gloves , public schools to secure transpor- others. An extra special feature have no women officers,” the bitter Winter months ahead. 1. If a veteran Aes of a disability that his scholastic a v e r s e Is achievement. Cadet Calvert was a tation on New Year's Day a I in the show Is the "Sing Your Another feature of the Connecti- Cards . . . Stop In At The connected with his war sendee, his above 80. member of the Admiral Billard change has been made . in the Song With Johnny Long Contest," cut state police department which •% widov/ gets $50 a month. I f she has In addition to his' Scholsstic Academy football squad this fall. $3e95 Christmas vacation. The public conducted by Johnny Long at all impressed the out-of-stato officer one child, she gets an extra $15, W A R D S . . . a good store fo r schools will close on Thurs^y, I performances. War Bond Prizes was the mobile kitchen which he D e p o t Squ are G ara g e Blue Front Restaurant $13 extra for each additional child. Des. 21, and reopen on Wednesday, will be given to winners of finals G IV E H IM SO M ET H IN G men who like good clothes visited. ’The kitchen permits our 241 NO. MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 5113 2. This Is a pension for the sur- Jan. 3. * on Sunday night. Singers may en- state police to live “at the point 221 N O . M A I N S T R E E T vivors of a veteran who died of COLORfUL TOY Mrs. Evelyn Gullberg has re- ER NEST ROY. Prop. roll by applying at the Manager’s of an incident.” Lieutenant Mul- Opposite the Depot any cause not connected with hts signed her position at the Maple Office or by phoning Hartford enhy cx|rfained that on a recent, as- World War I service, provld^ he. TIA SIT • a street school and Mrs. Bemlce 2-2652. On screen is “ Bluebeard signment of the Connecticut state had a disability, no matter how Morin McKlne has been engaged Extra Fine with John Carradlne, Jean Parker police, the kitchen had fed 127 men small,'due to his war service. For t. take her place for the'balance 100% Wool and Nils Asthcr. In a half hour. SW ANK /gawflUMiwwitaiMK example: of the year. ‘ There will be a midnight show Nothing Like Hot Me«l Dr. M. V, B. Metcalf has resign- a ...... John Jones was shot In the hand -X I 1.19 tonight only. ' * ’’Sanduriches are all right,” Scarfs ed from the Teachers' committee during World War I. Yesterday he 'There are late stage hhows Sat- Lieutenant Mulcahy said, "but FOR C HRISTM AS and has been appointed to the was hit and killed by a truck. He Diihat and cutlery beautifully urday and Sunday at fO p. m. there’s nothing like a hot meal to thus had a slight wound from the Solid Colors Blading committee. Mias F. Tw- make you feel good when you’re oott was appointed to tho Teach- war but that had nothing to do made of hard-to-break plattici and Plaids on a tough assignment.” SWANK JEWELRY ers' committee which now includes Reginald Kent; Messenger, Wal with his death. Colors not just painted on . . . but ”I’m in favor of that all right,' In this case the payments are: Mias Marlon Butler, Miss Talcott, ter Edwards; assistant secretary, Trooper Norman said. In Sterling Silver. Dr. John B. Flaherty and Secre- Ernest Butcher; assistant mes- TIE AND, COLLAR SETS 'To the widow, $35 a month, $45 a molded right in the ploiticl 17 $2e49 The use of dogs in police Work is month If she has one child and $5 tory O. Hoermann. senger, Frederick Elliott; chap- not a part of the West Virginia pieces .. . Q complete tea party FlnocdUe Tonight a month extra for each additional fain, Horace Underwood; Inside system as it is in Connecticut, he 48.50 'The Men's Club o f the Rockville dhild. service for two! Hurry to buy! Sentinel, John Williams; Outside said. He visited the three Connec- Methodist church will hold a pin- 'ITie present bill— If it became Sentinel, Charles Underwood. Tl\e ticut dogs at the Ridgefield bar- ochle party this evening in the semi-annual' report of the secre law— would pay the same kind o f recreation rooms starting at eight racks which 8 re specialized for po- CUFF LINKS tary and treasurer will be read lice work. The dogs were trained pensions as No.. 2 above. But the o'clock. at^ tonight's meeting. point is this; B V D Janies W . Fahey by Officer Walter Foley who took $2.50 and $3.50 B r o a d c lo t h Bam Dance special courses In dog .training 'There doesn’t have to be even And Other Gift Items James William .F^ey, 56, of 70 There will be a bam dance at a tiny diaabiUty due to World W ar Lawrence street, died last night with the Northwest Mounted po- the Maple street school audito- lice in Ottawa, Can. I service. A veteran just dies of Pajamas at the Veterans hospital at New- a i me vetcnuia uvop,.— — I rlum this evening^ Music will be /The $50,000 Bethany training FINE LEATHER any cause. His sur\'ivors,.with cer- togtoo following a long mnew.m ^y Arthur Stein and academy for state police omcenofficers tain exceptions, are entitled to a Sterling Ear Rings . . . . , ...... $3.60 X l t h Wso impressed the visiting trooper, SW A N K W ALLETS pension. $2.49 the Uto DennU and Ma^ Smitn dances during the evening. “ 'Two Math Provisions In Bill B' l i T wmJ h®d llV6d In Rockville I Reoe|ltloii $2.50 to $7.50 I S6 yean. He wee employed ae a ^ reception will be .tendered ’These are two main provlrions Bracelet S e t s ...... $17.50 and up S xnacblnlet at the plant o f 1 Rev. and Mr». F. A. Dyckr^n at In the bill: This World.War I veteran must I and Fenn Company to Hamora Vernon Methodist church this P h m p W h it e EFFICIENCY BOOKS — $2.00 to $5.00 He was a veteran erf World War II evening. Pastors from ftelghbor- have served at least 90 days and § Single Strand P e a r l...... $4.80 and up been discharged for reasons other and a member of churches will be present and iavented the Van Heusea than dishonorable. DELIOHTFUL I2M-INCH M intereatlng program has been C h t i a D O U IL E -D E C K l U N K l E D leaves Ws wife, Mrs. MargueriW I ^ comnilttee of the SW A N K His widow gets no pension If 3 Stone Set Rosary Beads . . . . $2.00 and up KEWPIK DOLL . . . 2.19 (Conway) Fahey; IWSCS members ar^ in charge and C a b l e she has orT Income over $1,000 FOR D OLLS 2 . 1 9 Ski* « Itaff Sergeant James W. Fahey, i f^ffeghments will be served by the yearly. I f she has one or more X With typical peaked head, lorge - • BELTS children she gets no pension If Can be wed. at twin , doll beds, Pajamas In the Army, Atotioned over- j geiiowship of the church. Pal palented the Nellew I Ladies’ Black Onyx Rings . $ 1 0 . 2 5 a n d u p § eyei, bewitching grin, fat tummyl . Robert and Tfohn Fahey,' Ground 8lede for ceelea Of Extra Fine Imported her income is over $2,500. tool Smooth Maple flniihed wood Atovable armi, legs and head. DOm O*of EWCJfcVWaCiRockville; a• sister, Mlsesvssww i quicker,‘TeoNier Teuidi* shovlnt Leathers. In order to collect a pension the t i . ladder Indudedl Buy Now! NeUle Fay of Manchestor; two v j W widow must have been married $2e95 brotben, David Fahey of W est-lJArtyC D E iX p tJ L lC lI WHE-E-E! $2.00 - $2.60 - $3.5^ to the veteran no later than the field, Maas., and George Fahey of rto - n • Tl day before the president sigmsL the Hartford; imd a grandson. Fu To Resign Post ’ bill into law. I f he signs it. t" IIU' I. l".«i iteral seiYtoes will be held at his /' W hat o f the woman who mai^ home at a ^ m e to be announced. L’ORLB WHAT A LOAD OF TOYS rled a veteran after the president XFoiieral D O N N ELLY’S lyashington, Dec. 8—-)—As a native in the Banks. $901,182.75; mills. $43,150; Dutch East Indies watcjied a am- *WHERE GENVim QVALITY PREVAILS^* IN A /^ost office. $19;012.50;. Connecti- phibian brigade engineer push Walking D ogs...... $1.39 9-Pc. Glassbake Baking cut Light and Power credited to down trees with a bulldozer, he 997 M A I N S T R S et'^ " A Few Steps Below Hale’s TELEPHONE 2-0784 Vernqn, $46,000; F. W. Wool- was .asked to compare the Jungle S ets...... $1.00 renf Leather worth, $2,000; Shell Oil Company. fighting of the Allies to that of 3-Pc. Train Sets ., ..... $1.39 $15,000. the Japanese. “ AuSsle, him Get your Vitamins in Fresh Fmlta RBd Vegetobles. . . bat make aarq you p t an the vitamlm by Rat*tat*tat Guns ...... 79e 3^5; Jackets 1/ More Gifts Needed good jungle fighter.’*-he answered. buying FRESH Frulta and VegetkbiM the ktaid wtfn famnoa tor. Every week thousands are Blackboards .... ‘98c to $4.98 .Stanley Dobosz Post No. 14, “Jap. him good jungle fighter. SPUNDID VALUE... American Legion, announces that “ American come, jungle go.” finding unt for themselvea that “THINGS ABB FRESH A T MODEL." Jig Saw Puzzles . . 25c to $1.00 Table and Chair Sets . . .$3.49 $12.95 more gifts are needed for the Ed* die Cwtor “Gifts for the Yanks” program. Anyone willing to do- SP ECIALS FOR T H E W E E K-E N D! _ Zodiac—‘The Answer Board’ 98c Mexican C h airs...... $1.98 nate a gift for the hospitalized A 6RAND 6IFT AT GIFT ROOKS FOR THE DELUXE FOLDING CHAIR veterans is asked to leave this at Steam Shovels G • a • % « A a j G •$1.98 Electrical Tree Outfits CHILDREN. . . lO c * le S O FOR CHILD . * * 1 .9 2 eithe.' the Parzanowskl Barber B OUD OIR YELLOW RIPE '95 shop on Market street or the A r- Pidyro bookf. . . point books... Strong . . . bos steel brocetl And Flannel bus Fur store. ■— delightful story books any chRd tolds compactly for storing or Sons of St. George C H A IR S Robes A meeting of General. Kitchener FINEST (JUALITVl lb. will pnioyl Take your pick NOWI carrying in earl Brown finish. Lodge No. 431, American Order Large Selection of Colors Sons of St. George, will W held If Yon Come Early BANANAS A R LO W ’ Whether ho buys if himself or receives H os a * tots evening at 7:45 o’clock. Dis- To Shop! $8.95 trict Deputy Grand President Frederick Castro of Capitol FANCY MenraOSB FLOSmA JUICE F O R V A L U ES gift... the man who owns o Brent will celebrote'Iha holidays Lodge, will install the following K E M P'S JUICY officers for the next term: Presi- INC. O R A N G ES In splendid style! Rugged all-wool worsteds, dent, Howard N. Hewitt; vies 763 M A IN S TR E fcT LEM O NS APPLES president, Frederick Nutland; sec- McGreRor retary, Earl ElUott; treasurer. 3 for 10c 4 i b i. 3 5c 25o doz. deftly designed and tailored, In hondsoma j}ott«mt and colors; Gabardine SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT.. .4 for 29c P A S C A L C E L E R Y ...... Ige. bch. 85« Us« Wardb Cdnvwilmif Jackets CALIFORNIA ORANGES...... do*. 35c SALAD ENDIVE...... head 25e Red Flannd FRESH RADISHES...... 2 bchs. 19e Monthly Faymnnt M a i Th e A r m y a nd N a vy C lu b , EMPEROR G R A PES...... Ib. 25c / Lined'' E X TR A n N I Q U A L ITY DELICIOUS APPLES^...... 3 lbs. 85c Yellow or I ^ i t e T U R N IP S .. .4 tbs. 29e T O Y O U N S LIKE REAL Incorpora t e d ARCHERY s n * . . 2 e 2 9 A R M Y RIFLES 3 J f CAUFOBNIA . No chorpo hr dtortifwas $ 7.9 8 PINK MEAT CRISPY, FBB8B Bow of loRionvtood, arrows of W nh soBd walnut gunstocksl look G R A P E F RUITx S P IN A C H C A R R OTS M Wordk fron# SvEs birch nke protottlofial aquipmanH oxocHy Bko famous Corbkse and i Torgot foco and btshvcHons; Springfield lilo s l Honelossl 4 for 35c 3 lbs. 2 9c 10c bunch • ‘ V , BINGO : U. S. NO. 1 ontgomery Every Sot. Nlgfit A t 8:3 0 Sharp! MONDAY, DECEMBER 11 I V I o N T G O M E R Y ' ■ / .1 '■ • ' MEN^ V 20 Games Including Sweepstakes peck Unless Inclement Weatj^er Interferes* If you live on any of the aboi^e 824-SS8 M A l k S T R E E T \ A / 1 907 B I A I N 8 T B K I 9 J streets haye yoiir paper out on .Monday* W a r d - - MANCHEq’TER W E L D O N AdmiMion $1.00 . 824-828 M A IN S T B E E t MANCUESTEB -vf,- t i r-'
MA«UHKST*f« BVEWING HEftALD, MAM(JHESTEK, 00KN^ FRIDAY, DECKMBKK I MANCUksT'EK EV BNINB HERALD, HAMCRVrEK, UUHM. FRlDAT, DEOSMBEI^ 9.1944
MANOHESTBB BVENINO >. MANCHB8TBR. OONN, FRroAY, DECEMBER 8.1944 MANCHESTKK EVENING HEKALl?.. MANUUEiiTEK. VAINN- FKIUAY, UECEMBER 8, 1941 PAOI pAGtJ TEN north of Lake Balaton. The Rus- ->etal]lishm«nt of a self-support- like our own letter postage rates stocks throughout the couhtry,” (D-NC) came the >\(ggestion that o f the Yugoslav National I«lbera- ing preu In many countries. Prin- in this country—no mdTe between ney. She ployed "Angers Sere- tion Army. sians were now soutb^ east and Troops Short Whil. he believes some increaie “you will lose -tho sraetl of your' D e a t h s lA t s i N i g h t Nearly 1,000 Lower' Press A aliy it la a necemry bulwark of New York and San Franclaco than smoke If. cigarette prodtoqtlon is “rtadc’ and "Londonerry Air." Japs Retreat Soviet Units 'Three new German diviolons northeast of this historic bastion, In production U aeslrable, the however, with prospe'ets of encir- — all peoplu. within any city.” committee wants to look Into man- Increased. '* UUUIRU INN P M To'Give Talk The closing number of the pro- SLct^s were identified as facing Tobulk- He suggutod, further, that In hin—the 44;th and 71st infantry cling it soon. y "Right here In our own ebun- power and facility problems fac- "Tobacco has to be aged or'^tpu ChicagSi^^^HaJ. John L. GHf- gitun was a pageant "Remember = G r e e k s L a y Rates Urged tt^', joper pointed out, "we have peace tarms ‘it would be edsler to Of Cigarettes Pear Harbor” and consisted of On Ledo Road -Move Nearer from Italy and the 271st infant^’ On the northepi end of the east- ing manufacturers. do away with the aroma, “he flth, 67, Wastem ooofarsaer «th- an example of what nan’s com- ImpoM upon our enemiec the boon Meanwhile, Senator Hatch (D. e»uuuM t About Orient various activities resulting from iThc Jo] from the western front. Dispatch- ern front Germim nervousness of a fru preu and an adequate plained in an interview. ^ lbt(c commloaioner slnM the "of* es said these bad been shifted muntcationa between communitlu NM), one member of the commit- the attack on Pearl Harbor, such To Budapest over winter developments In Po- Down Arms Cooper Says Stimulating or atatu can do if buttresaed by oommunications tyatem Which Senate Investigators Re- "W e want to keep up atand- fictfNWas. created in 1933 sa d s as defense workers, air raid war- Link to China hurriedly when the. danger of the land and East Prussia was dis- tee, said that he conaidera the gressmaii whose state produces the grant of a free preu. would advance the cause of peace veal Adequate Sup- home front cigarette shortage ot promuMnt flgur. In lnterc(Mq|iats Mlssilonary To Be at dens, gardeners, sera > drives, Russian Dsinube bridgehead was played in increased reconaais- News FVeely Could than It would be to lmpo#e harsh about 60 per cent of the nation’s athletlcAWs a coach, direetor sa d bpnds. and Unclt Sam and a group (Contlnaed from Page One) realized. Already they have been sance raids yesterday against (Contlnaed from Page One) Welding InSnenoe Obvloue ‘‘minor Importance... cigarettes. . - i- policy on (Gonttnaed From Page One) Aid Permauent Peace. "Here the welding influence of penaltiu that would breed another ply Kept for Them. "Many year* ago, I learned to leader.^ Ha waa a natlv. oC Covenant Church of girls forming a V_for Victory badly mauled by the Russlails. what are currently static Russian war.” . per cant of the nation's cigarettM. M t CarroU,C l closed the pageant with everyone dertaklng to seal off Budapest Despite the enemy reinforce- positions. Sion bad come in and run the quick communication o f newa by smoke Bull Durham In brown Spruce Street Tonight. fend Indo-Chlna. Malaya, Singa- country until elections.” New York, Deo- S—(O )— K ent telegraph, telephone, newspaper Already some companies who Omaha—Dr. AML Pinto, Omaha singing "Over There.” There were from the northeast, but he and ments end continued storms Obviously fearing a Russian Wa T' UANCHFSTER EVENING HERAL.D, MANUHESTISk . C^owrw. FRIDAT, DECEMBER 8, 1944 uajnu sstsii s FAGB pAGfctW ELVrf >A(^t;uius'rciA K vem nu aEfCALU, & ,' W M N FRIDAY, DEC^EIMBER 8,194# t . I • lag on native Christmas decora- tions, with a gviesL-spcaker. Third Army Bores Another Local Victory Hc^jne Volunteers . M rs. Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Por- Need a Heck of a Lot^ Six Wounded ter have received word from their Mile and One Half Famous lor Flavor , D R .P .M .K A Y E Bon, CpL Oonkv Earl Porter, 4th Man Missing Keeping Up the Gobd Work from State Is Re-Elected U. S. Marines, that ha has been Here— in a GV» Own fP'ords— Is a Plea to !•, tranaferred from an Oakland, Into German Line^ ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OP HIS OFFICE California, naval hospital to the the Home Front to Pass More Ammunition ' Lt. Frank Haraburda, “How many Bonds did ffou-^tram; the streets, the workers . __ _ AT 889 MAIN STREET ^ Chosen Prorfdent U. 8. Naval hospital at Chelsea, . (Contlniied from Page One) sell?” Is the cry that la heard to would be chilled, many of the host- Included in List of 215 Mass. He was wounded at Saipan Pilot, Is Reported as FOR THE PRACTICE OP DENTISTRY town these days, as the Victory eaaea have aerved coffee and light ' Syaopala: Pilaoea _ Both of Casualties Released To- Of Women** League some months ago and has been today and already had invalidated refreahmenta at the e ^ of the eve- Itoameroon haa a terrible sickness, under trtatment ever since. He Missing in Europe. House Volunteers ring doorbells. Hoars: Daily 10 A. M. to 8 F. M. the rich coal region which, siip- ning. The whole drlVe haa been a and win die ualeea She emllea a day by Navy Dept. O f C h u fch. now has his Injured leg In a cast plles the Gerinan Army with ten ,'The response has been splendid concrete example of how America Mondays and Thursdays. 10 A. M. to 8 P. M. and he is able to walk with thiee-iaeh amUe by Chriatinas. per cent of Its Iron and steel. First Lieutenant Eldward F. and the volunUiera have collected can get together and work. Tha lioais, the gerdaer'e helper, de- TELEPHONE — — _ S-8291 Um. TwPrtm A lUynoldi was ra- crutches.- He has received the ' Haraburda, AAF, of 136 Oak tne encouraging sum of 535,075, aa persons who have helped to vari- Washington, Dec. 8— (J7 —The Purple Heart award. His parents Brnaden Foothold Across Saar cldee to get the Magic Music Box •l^2ad praident of the Second against last June’s figures of ous ways during this drive deserve ' of UW 'Wltobea of Poldrex to cun hope that he may be able to Infantry broadened their foot- street, pilot of a Mustang flght-ar names of 18 New Englanders are Oee$in*tl i~r- ' •' -J. j ■ MANCHESI'EK EVENING HEKAUI. MANUHESTEK. GUNN. EKIUAX, UEUKMKEK 8, 1S44 BAUE KU'TEBN^' „1 4;v, ______MANCHESTER EVEI^ING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, rKlUAT., UEUEMBhK 8, l'J44 »A01 FOURTEEN held by the '^rmaaa there were Gri8wolcl’8 g a r a g e , cleared of mines and restored to Y. M. C. A. Bowling D oc Blanchard, D avis W an t Bowling traffic. ■ x- Sports Rou ndu p U ndefea ted Riva ls Meet (Gheney H ospital Fu n d There la no legaixterrier which League Scores Bowl Rockville Turkey could raise t^-prevent use By Hugh Fullerton, Ir. ';’survey its member c.itles to A P A ll-A m ericans H ere Su n days of the Dardanelles, eve^ 4 f she de- Morlarty’s (0) New York, Dec. 8— (A V - Ned bow football would go there sired. But indications hre that Griswold's Garage, who are In r , w • II. reported It wouldn't be e 40,000 the ’Turks have let It be ^ o w n R. LaChapeile 87 ‘— 115— 202 Irish tells the basketbal writers j,. Les HorvatlL Fenimore paoaes tor 854 ysrda, returned nine Rival High School (Caches Contribution $ the thick of the fight for leader- Petition I» Sent to Se- they will wlecome Allied uSe. of Zaches ...... 110 93 ----- 203 punta for 68 yards, two kiokoSh T ech F ive Lau nches that Madison Square Garden is do- Secretary of State, served on th Red and W hite Plays Atamlan ...... 110 101 141— 352 ship In the West Side League arc tor 117 yards and three peas Inter- the straits. Turkey does not fuHy University of Virginia athietlr Other Backs; Whitmire lectmen; To Ask Ad- Kroll ...... 122 88-309 ing its best to bar gamblers . . . ceptions for 91 yards. nuiuhold theuic passagewaypuMjuKCwsjr butuu^ merelyiiicicijr ...... -oiling a special match tonight at When anyone is jugged for gamb- council and was elected manage! Drive’s First Total of he Ids it In a sort of trusteeship, Walckowski .,114 108—368 Unanimous Selection; 'Whitmire Standout vice of Town Counsel. the West Side Rec Alleys at 8 ling, the police send in his name of the baseball team during his Cam paign To n igh t Wappinig imder a treaty known as the Mon- h .' JLjiChapelle — 91—200 Few wiU question tha selection against the Italian American. with orders that he Is not to., be undergraduate days . . . . The H ost to Bristol H igh $77,500 Also Reflects treux convention. X __ ■ — —. ■ ■ Club of Rockville. This team has Phil Tinsley Named. of Whitmire. He definitely was the A petition has been sent the admitted . . . About 60 names are New Orleans Young Men's Busi- The Ellsv’orth Memorial High This treaty states that any bel- \, 543 548 543 1634 ■nsade several appearances in town standout tackle of the year after Large Pioneer, Ellis Selectmen asking that bowling oe On the ’’blacklist ’ . . . Puzzler; ness Club la trying to raise dough school basketball team defeated ligerent country oa*- send Its ves- (8) :.nd always provide stiff opposition By Orlo Robertooa *. Oppose Rockville High allowed on Sunday from 2 o’clock \ Hunter’s The top'men 6i the Arm y foot- to buy 2 3 .0 0 0 Sugar Bowl tickets seeing little action last season fol- Bell Towners Favored to ** intend the Enfield High school team 39- sels through the Dardanelles, pro- — ----- i05 for local teams. Aeooeiated Preoa Bporta Editor Pioneers W in Gifts in the Campaign. in the afternoon until 11 o’clock Kuhney . . .\ . .105 ball coaching staff recently receiv- for service men and women . . » lowing )Us transfer from Alabama. xwn_ • I I . ^ i pinning a loa* on the big Bristol 28, at Enfield, Tuesday evening. vided they are not warships, and 134 123— 364 With the visitors are ’’Ernie” In Inaugural Contest; at night. The petition wan turned Kompanik . .xl07 ed promotions, but Stu Holcomb Dolf Camilli is boosting veteran New York, Dec. 8—Reflecting a ITie Navy liner was a stone wall Whip Locals lu Contest team, coach WUfred Oorkt of tha Miss Lucy Wells of Avery warships are defined as arm-'d 102— 337 Taylor and Pat Egan, two of Rock- The Unit eubscrlptlons by cor- over to the town clerk to check McGuire ... .116 119 who developed a great squad o f; Coast Leaguers Le.s Scarsella and trend away from the Navy and and Whitmire tha biggest and No Veterans on Coach . I n T h r ille r A* locals will stand pat on hla stort- street, is a patient at the Hart- craft above a .ei tain tonnage Twaronlle .. ..108. 151 130—386 ville’s best topplers of the little strongest of all ai, ha blocked and At Arm ory; Capacity team. Thk means that Red poraUon* to the Manchester Me- the names and will be taken up maples afid the ftve-tB'roundod out ends, remains a plain I’vt. Manny Salvo as players who rate Marine achools, which controlled ford hospital, where she under- which were built for combat pur- O’Bright ... ..130 ' 157 100— 387 tacitled with deadly accuracy. (A l- Harry Kitching's Five. Deautu and jacki* Robb by the Selectmen for action at the with Plucklger. Spot Nerl, Joe Albany’s Ripper Collins, who ledi another shot In the Majors. Attendance EJcnected. wt« b# morial hoepital's $500,000 Building went an appendectomy. poses. Cargo ------. . - l63 116— 219 When Carnegie Tech’s basketball last year’s football picture, the lege and service men who played ______1 , up front at the forward bertha. The 194.5 officers of the Lithu- next meeting. DeCarll and Bill Flange. all baseball in hitting this year Defeat Center Springs fTund aa announced today by Sid- The Selectmen tui-ned down a with a .396 average, was named team won the season opener from 1944 (JoIIege AU-America presents against Ferraro rate the Trojan CSieney Tach will open their Bob Tedford at center and OOrky anian Social club of South Windsor.- 563 664 '®71 1798 In the local lineup will be Ed taclde tops. Quick on hie feet and TTie biggest scholastic baaket- Kanehl and Rudy Pierro'in the ney ElUa, chairman of the Cor- petition last year when a request Kovis, Joe Twaronjte. Bob Mar- All-Star manager and the Eastern Slippery Rock (whose male en- an array of gridiron talent domi- baaketball season tonight whan ].6 to 14; Spartans, were elected Monday evening at Heavy Ix)88 possessed o f long arms and big ball clash of the season will take backcourt Robb and Tedford were- porariona Committee. toUUed $77.- the annual meeting, they are Fhrea- to be allowed to keep open a chisottl, who arc well up In the Leqgpie's Most V’aluable Player rollment of nine comprises the nated by Ohio State’s sU-vlc- they trek to RockviU* to meet penny arcaile was included. 'There Bryant a Chapman (OK. Owner Tom McCaffrey adds Rip cage squad) Coach Max Hanmim hands, he made himself a big fac- Royal Blues Triumph. the Ideal high scorers in th* last 600 and were nailed by fund lend- Idont. George Enes; vice president, league averages at the West Side, torlous cIviUan team and the Unit- place tonight at the State Armory is no such request this year. WilAon ...... 118 92 114—S24 “Was picked for about everything equalled last season’s winning tor in every Southern Chilifomia Rockville High. T i* game wUl game against Hall lost Friday and er* as an aiigury of bucccm for the Joseph Krawskl: secretary, Ml.ss 111 Purelia8e and Pete Fagan, Horfi Stevenson, ed SUtes Military Academy’s high when the twice victorious Man- 'The Selectmen are undecided Vlttncr ---- . .116 86 130— 382 except as Judge Landis's succes- record. game. also mark the opener tor th* The Pionaera and Cantar will be counted upon heavily to movement for the hospital .s cx- Ella Icjent, and treasurer. William 98—318 ’True” Cowles and "Rus” Tomlln- scoring eleven. chester High five plays host to as to what action should be taken Burr ...... 101 119 sor." For the first time since 1934, Hackett was aa much a stand- home team and is scheduled t o ' Sprlnga pbt on one of the beat *x- bear the brunt of the Red and Barton. . .113 109 130— 352 8>an. Bristol High, also undefeated, in ...... j, __ „ ___ Mrs. Anna Carney, Joseph Des- on the present petition and will Of 10 Ship8 Fatrand .. In A Kilt when Alabama, Stanford and Mln- out In the Ohio State Une as was start at 6:80. ' hlblUons of baakatball avsr per- White scoring tonight. Degutls ‘’*Heading the list of Initial cor- . 102 106 107— 315 the year. The opening, held in check in both games kuH. Paul Kupchunos, and Frank sock advice from the town coun- (Uontlnned frotn Page One) Skoog ...... Mystery Solved Eddie Sawyer, ,juM named man- nesoU landed two berth* each, Th# Horvath in th* backflejd. In addi- T)ie local school who are leaum- tormad' by any junior basketball poration contributions .made tor , 1 — -■ ' — ' “• ager of the Utica, N, Y., Eastern teams lost night at the East Bide whistle ia slated for 8:45 with a the calendar year ^944 was a sub- Iiient were elected new members of sel. Then the West Point Cadet Corps Associated Preaj 20th AU-Ameri- tion to being one of th* defensive ing their athletic relations with but the chunky red head ta bound Totals ...... 560 512 679 1641 went to Baltimore for the N avy League ball club for a second term, other schools for tha first time Rec In th* Junior League, th* preliminary game between the to snap out of hi* present slump scrlption of $40,000 by Cheney the executive board. committee as "deliberately intend- Racing Notes ca team released today after a rival school'a second teams at 7:30. Chairmen of committees are: So- Billiards (8) game via transport, s few of them piloted Binghamton in the same 11 he often pulled out of th* line since 1942 will trot out an entira- Plonaora coming out on top 16 to and regain hia high scoring form. Brothers. .... lo.m ialead” and as being ’most 114— 345 nation-wide surva> of expert opin- cial committee, Bronlslaii Matiills Decisive Vote H. Barton . . 1?5 106 borrowed uniforms from the sea- leagpic In 1943 . . . This year he to lead the offense. He’s a veteri- iy new team. There lan’t one boy 14 in th* loat 16 seconds otter 5Iost Bitter Rival* Other corpucate sub.scrlption.s reprehensible.” 100— 344 ion shows a lineup in which there Biiatol Squad and Helen Shetlnsky: publicity. Jo- The commission’s appraisal Keye ...... 113 131 By The .Associated Press man aboard ship, obcained leave shifted to Utica and met Bingham- nary student with a 2-A military who has had any pravlous acholaa- Lanny Bottsron dropped in a lohg Bristol and Manchester have al- J.ick Tracy and Paul NicoletU, made tor the present year by Icad- 113 123— 336 A likely staftpr In the $76,000 is more than one school with two wa'ys been tha moat bitter of seph Belnsaras: membership, W al- Favoring King method, the committee said, ’ ’ap- W. HUinski . 100 Iqng enough for a quick trip to ton in the final playoffs. He lost men on the mythical eleven- And classification. tlc experience and the task of de- shot from mid floor to break up Wilfred OUrii* Tommy Monoboa Bristol forwards will be the boya inc industrieif were those of - Gleason . . . . 112 93 ----- 205 Hollywood Gold Cup. Dec. 16. Is Annapolis and there. In the guise . Returning to Binghamton as a tie ball gam*. rivals. The rivalry that has exist- 000 bv the Pioneer Parachute ter Stollnas. A rally for new mem- parently consisted, on the one not since Notre Dame’s great 1980 To gain the other guard apoL veloping.* team that will carry on who will bear watching tonight a* Goodrich .. . 129 109 125— 363 the colorful eight-'ycar-old Aus- coach of the North High football Nip aafl Tack Goow ed between th* two ichoola haa “ mpany and $10,000 by the Ellis bers Is planned for the meeting on hand. In relying upon assump- uf Sfiirbrs, slipped Into the campus team haa a school matched Army’s Nichole had to beat out such tha high standards of the s^ool they have demonstrated their all Jan. 8. vContInued from Page One) tions and upon the seller’s reputa- N. Barton . . . ,--- — 119— 119 iralian horse. Rending II. Imported apd' painted a big “ A ” on Tecum- team, Eddie found the first sche- strong candidates as Army’S Jolin )ias been turned over to Harry It waa a nip and tuck affair risen to almost a boiling point. To around ability in previous games. float Companv and Its alt.llaic. the by Louis B. Mayer just before the duled game was against Uticji. feat of taking over two of the with both teams playing cautious the two schools, the game of the independent Oonk Corpany. A 1 Th« Ellsworth Memorial High tion, and, on the other. In at- ^eh, the N avy mascot .... May- Oreen, Bill Hacbten of California Kltchlng. A . the center slot will be Tony Vi- House will aid the government Totals ...... 579 552 581 1712 war blocked further shipment of be they felt entitled to wear the This time he won. backfleld positions. and naoklng every piaa and shot O ff-Season School of year Is the game against the other. three concerns indicated that aoui- School basketball team will play tempting to set up the appraisal and Ralph Serplco of IHinola. Hla Good Record cino with Jack Graham and Mix its policy of maintaining a vigor- horses from down under, Reading sailor suits because they weren't Ohio State placed iU great run- count Tha lead changed almost There is no doubt that the tilt to- tionol contributions v/ouU be con- the Newington High .school team, a way aa to provide a ning and passing aUr, Lea Hor- fast, aggressive and smart play Coach Kitcbing assumed charge Dunning appearing at the guard Fritiay, Dec. 8 at the South Wind- Chaiffbers Movers II has paced in the U. S. blnc^^,1942. seasick. Unanimous Vote every Urn* a basket waa mads. night will be a sell out. The talk po.ats. Bristn) will again, as usual, sidered next year. ous war effort.' cushion for contingencies.' vath, in the backfleld, along with throughout the season, however, of the school’s Ceam during the sor gym. was approval of Kings decision to| This ___ procedure.i. It commented, Mercer ...... 91 102 108—301 Charles Town’s Dailj Double When the (Jamp LeJeune, N. C„ 1940 season and was highly instru- Ltnny Botteroa waa tha mainstay around town has indicated that employ a zone defense. The aone Completing the total of $77,500 clicked for $131.60 yesterday as Army’s fleet Glenn Davis and earned him the honors, Monk Baseball Is Suggested Ralph Collins of Sullivan ave- conscript from Canada’s Home "was not only unscientific and un- T Chamb.-rs 108 103 119— 330 One-Minute Sports Page Marines got around to selecting mental In guiding the team to the for the Pioneers putting bis team many o f the more ardent rooters Is more or less a lost art in cage was a $2,500 contribution by the Flying Kilts ($15.60) and Meadow hard-hitting Felix Blanchard, and Simons, Tulane coach, rated him nue, left Monday for Chicago to Army an initial 16.000 men for professional but resulted in a Aceto ...... 123 137 106— 366 Although the International an all-opponent football club for state Class B title. _ . in th* load thrsa diffsrsnt ttmae and supporters oi the Red and Circles today but Monohan has Manchester Trust Compn o ’. service on the western front and In 104 88 136— 328 Sun ($17.60) won the first tw o this season they took It easy . . . landed Bill HacketL a 19 1-pound- “ the best guard we played against with sat shots. Hla Anal shot was Cheney Letter attend the convention of the Na- subsUntlal loan to the govern- S. Hillnskl . Baseball League is blasting pro The Rockville quintet, compos- White team will b: among the first continued to teach hia boys the Low ...... 8J^ 96 86—267 races. At Gulfatrcam Straw St,ack They picked eleven men from the er at guard. all season.” the deciding baoluL J. McKay and Sessions to Instruct In a letter transmitting the tional Live Stock Officials. Italy. - ment In the present case.” football as “unfair competition,’ ed mainly of veterans from lost in line to puretjase the prize proper use of a good zone. As the A food sale and fancy work sale In, earlier votes the House of ($6.80) and Ankylos ($-1.40) team- Bainbridge Navy outfit which Horvath, playing his fourth year Good Eads Not Pleattfnl V, Botteron played very good floor Bring On the stihscrintion of Cheney Brothers. 24 Vears Average Age Chick Meehan's Transacemira grid year’s great team that ranked ducats. The Iwx office will open at armory playing floor ia spacipua, will be held at Burnham’s lunch Coiiimns supported the govern- Totals ___ 511 526 555 1592 ed for an $14.90 daily double. league .came Into being because handed the Marines their only de- with the Buckeyes after a year in Good ends were not plentiful but games with Pitkin and Manierra Young Ball Players the. Invaders will probably have a H. R. 'M allory. Exetutivc Vico Evidence given It, the commit- there were enough around to moke with th* best in the state, ore 6:46. room Dec. 9 at 2 p. m. It will be ment by defeating, 168 to 43, a Motor Sales Today is “Tennessee Day” at the International delegated him to'feat. the Army, ia the only senior on the coached by Francis delaaler, who excelling on th* dafanaa. Patch, Renaissance little trouble checking the fast- Pres'dent. said:. tee aald, showed that the ships first eleven-composed otherwise of the selection of Tnaley and Bech- Would Be Main Topic; Bristol High, with four veteran given by the Plen.sant Valley club. motion In favor of all-out con- averaged 24 years of age and Hair ___ ...... 85 — 102—187 Gulfstream Park, with feature formerly taught in local schools, Burke and N os)m starred for the membera of last year's first five moving Red and White forwards “The directors of Cheney Broth- ...... 97 — 89— 186 four juniors, three sophomores, tol a difficult one. Barney Poole. scription. and by 170 to 40 a were purchased ” on the unwar- Tanner . ev'cnts named In honor of the bor- Fran was active and interested in Center Springs although th* Ask Fans Suggestions. Nick Penchefl, sponsor of the back on the squad again, has al- who have run their opponenta into ers at a meeting held on Nov. 30. French-Clanadi^ resolution op- Howard ...... 110 108 --—218 der state and its governor, Pren- two freshmen and a Navy V-12 Army Plebe who was All-South- entire team played good balL \otcd to make a contribution to ranted assumption that they were the progress of the youngsters and ready rolled up two impressive submission In their two victories. McCurry ...... 105 99 95—299 tice Cooper. atudenL 'Thera’a plenty of heft In ern end at North Carolina lost Snooeaaful Debut City Cab flva in the Rec Senior Johnny “Shorty” Maltn, on# of the Manchester Memorial hospital 10 Airlineis posing any conscription for over- in good condition and could readi- orgudsed and supervised a baskat- A local ball playar dropped into wins. Both were by big scores, an Mazzoll '...... 103 HI 86—300 The Arkansas racing commis- year; Leon BramletL best of sev- Th* Royal Blues, who drew a the best olflcials in New Ekiglond for the year 1944 in the amount of seas. ly be made suitable for offshore ..both the Une and backfleld with ball league for grammar school League in a conversation last Indication of the high powered at- Sheldon ...... — 96 96 sion issued a permit yesterday to eral good wingmen at Navy; Jack bya last weak, mads their debut in th* office the ether day with one will be the 1 1 th man on tbs court. $40,000. Our check for this amount King’s Policy Compromise service.” The committee said the I the forward wall tipping the scales boys at the Nathan Hals school. tack that CJoach Tommy Monahan Gel Planes King’s policy to draft only 16,- Bohadlck ...... — 134 98—232the Oaklawn Jqekcy Club for a 30- Dugger of Ohio State and Honk the league and proved to be apow- of the best suggestions received night stated that he will do all in Starting Lineup* is enclosed. W e cannot make any price paid "considerably exceeded just under an average of 204 Today be haa astohUahad himoalf has drillad Into his charges this 000 v/as a compromise between the day meeting at Hot Springs from Walker of Virgin! all came' in for ethous* in troundng the Naval hia power to bring at least two Manchester Poo. Bristol commitment or promises about a their fair market values.” pounds per man and tha barks as head coach at the Rockville in a long time. year. The Bell Towners will enter positions of the all-out conscrip- Totals 500 548 470 1518 Feb. 28 to March 31. Reserves, 31 to 7. They were much The chap suggested that through Robb ...... LF...... Tney donation to the hospital for the For Fleets As much a * 40 per cent o f the averaging 182 pounda plus. strong consideration. school, where he haa won a host outstanding profeaalonal clubs to the game a heavy favorite to pin tionlsU and the French-speaking Lady . Bullough’s two-ycar-old But after weighing all the evi- too atrong with Rlvoaa and Laa The Herald and interested parties, Degutls ...... RF...... NIcoIettt year 1045. However, the question usable time of one of the ships With Navy Joining tha Army to of new friends and admirera. Manchester this winter to meet a loss on the locals, who like the non-conscrlptlonlsts. A small num- Carpatia brought $63,150 at the dence, Tnsley and Bechtol gained breaking away at will to go in for a winter baaeball school IM held Tedford ...... C ...... Viclno of a contribution to the hospital (Continued from Page One) over a period of eight months dominate the eastern campaign ■ Very little is known about the his team. Nick stated, ”We Invaders have Kored two victories ber from each of these Newmarket, England, auction this the spots. While also good at re- layup ahota to tally 18 pobita ba- to teach the fundamentals of the Kanehl ...... RG...... Graham wB’ be considered toward the end groups I spent In repair yards, the re- Last Night*8 Fights . and Ohio SU U placing two more ability of-the local five. The boys In as many starts. joined King's steadfast Uberal | p^j.^ continued. week, the youngster being bid In of its men on tlie second and third ceiving, Tinsley was especially tweer them while their teammates game to the youngsters. would like to have the first crack Plerro ...... LG . • * Dunning o f next year With kindest personal Lockheed Constellation and the by Florence Noiigle. A total of have been out practicing for the Depend Upon Pep Boy* party majority to give him his The' 10 ships were the El Mun- strong on the defense with the re- were holding the Reserves to a Th* idea la swell and deserves a at the New York Renaissance.” .'regards and our sincere wishes for Douglas DC-4 probably will not $541,574 was realized on 164 teams, the division of the squad of past two weeks and practically all The local five, with no veteran vl--tory. do, El Occldente, El Oriente. El sult few gain* were made around mere seven points. The Blues look lot of consideration. In talking Philadelphia — Bob Smith, 128, your success in the hospital cam- becomi available until after the Boston— Henry. Climlelewskt gS players shows that the football of this time has been devoted to The Rena are easily one of the performers, but a scrappy lot, Philadelphia, technical knockout The 16,000 are expected to fill Almlrante. El CaplUn, El Estcro. horses. hla end. He was given much the like a threat In the league and over the proposal with several of paign.” . war, the Army Is believed ready 163. Portland. Me., technlpal Stren i^ this season was in the tX contact drills. With absolutely no beat teams in the nation. referred to aa th* Pep Boya, will over Ray Morris, Wilmington, 8. In commenting upon the first Canada’s reinforcement needs at El Isleo. El Lago, El Coston, and should be in the thick of battle the leading local ball players, a l to turn back considerable numbers I knockout over Berlte Lanier. 165 east and mid-weat. c.edlt for Georgia Tech beating experience on the entire squad, the responses by corporations. M i. least until late spring. After that Navy. Down In the aouthwest they right down to the final game. Gus- who were In favor, it la hoped that o f DC-3s, El Oceano. I'biiadelphla, 7. Johnny Ryan GIFTS^IUI The east won nine of the spots, locals will enter the game tonight tafson and Kottke Fere beat for Ellis said that “ these generous and more men may be drafted aa needl- five with Army men and four with rated Bechtol equal to or better a decided underdog. the first of these meetings will prompt subscriptions” Indicate American Airlines was allocat- ed by executive order. 152 1-2, Detroit, outpointed Tom the Reaerves. ..ke place at a local hall within ed five o7 the 20 planes. Other Collins, 154, New Haven, 6. Middle from Annapolis. The mid- than Joe Parser, Texas’ All-Amer- Spartans Win that Manchester business concerns Tlie official opimsitlon party, Tokyo Shaken ica end last year. Several opposing the near future. domestic lines receiving allotments Highland Park, N. J.— Freddi- A Remincter! MEr»T^NYX west also gained, nine places while In the final gome the Spartans "are In .hearty accord with the the Progressive Oonservatlves, six went to the south, live jo the coaches referred to him as the The main purpose of the school were United Airlines, 3; Eastern Riisso 130, Rahwav. N. J„ knock- When You Need More broke into the win column at the would be to teach youngaters the program for the enlargement of cast all their 31 votes on the floor During Quake southwest and four to the far- fifth man In their backfleld. Rangers Schedule the hospital In the Interests of Airlines, 2: Northwest Airlines, 2; against the government. The gov- ed out, Willie Walker, 129, New AND^UBY expense of the Squire Jra., 'beating art of playing good baaeball in Transcontinental A Western, 2: ernment won the full support of York, 1. Jimmy Isler. 145, New- west Warrington never had a bad them 27 to 10. The Squires who .addition to developing young ball theli- employees.” Practice Saturday look like midgets compared to GIFTS FRO M GLEN N EYS Pennsylvania-Central Airlines, 1; ark. knocked out Jimmy Taylor. Insurance Rounding out the backfleld with gam* as he beat out other good "The fact that the .first three the Socialistic Cooperative Com- ((kmtlnaed from Page One) RINds players into future High school Isirge subscriptions are made for Branlff Airways, 1; Western Air- pirtnwoalth federation and the 151, Jamaica, N. Y., 4. Pirc ■' T h e f t - A u t o m o b i l e Blandwrd, Davis and Horvath is cefttera including -Felto Prewitt of their opponents put up a great bat- and TwUlght League atars and tle the first half and were trailing the present calendar year 1s espe-, lines, 1. Social Credit party. cities in which there was damage Fall River. Mass.—Tee Hube -t or Furniture Bob Fenimore, setisational 18-year Tulsa and Bob SL Onge of Army. perhaps some of the boys may d a lly encouraging," Mr. Ellis said. Pan-American Airways was alio-, 167, Philadelphia, outpointed A1 old triple threat star from the But for his presence the scores The Rangers, an entirely new only by six points, 12 to 6. indicated that the tremo.- had af- In the second half Roach and even go further along th* baaeball "B y such Initial contributlorts cated two planes, and Pan Ameri- fected not only the southeastern Saunders, 162, Montreal. 10. Joe i CALL Oklahoma Aggies—« civilisn team by Auburn’s opponents probably outfit in the Rec Senior League ARE SURE T O PLEASE_ Davla went on a scoring spree to trial. these concerns have Indicated their can-Gracc Airways one.' Short Supply coastal area but also 'had run In a Albanese, 158. Boston, outpointed' W e Also Have Some that lost only to the pro-studded would have been much higher. Sev- this season, will nold it's final bas- Last year saw a new low In local eral Southeast Ckmference coaches ,>ull their team ahead and they disposition to bear their full share oa c? 1 I northerly diagonal to the city of A1 Pinel, 159. New Bedford. 6. | Very Fine Norman No4^ Air Base. ketball practice Saturday evening talent developed Into organized of the estimated cost of construct- Lowell. Ma.ss.—Terrv Ferrv. A le x a n d e r said he was th* best .center they'd coasted to a 27 to 10 victory. Mut- Kontc SOUffllt Nagano on the west epast of Hon- Named to the ends are PhU at the East Side Rec before open- baseball players. On the High Texas Ranp:er BelU ing and equipping‘facilities of the 126, Fall River, and the Blond i Diamond seen in years, while Coach Carl ly. Hodge and Howard also played Emlee to Talk shu. Tinsley, six-foot one-inch, 188- ing the current season against the school team for example, there enlarged hospital which their em- In addition to Nagano, the Tiger. 127 1-2, Lowell, draw, S. 1 Voylea of Auburn, who also had well for th* Spartons while Wlno- fl.OO to $2.60 Bniragement Rinsra pound V-12 student from Georgia htghiv-touted P. A.’a the following ler, Holmes and Hansen starred was only three boy* who made the ptoyees and Uielr families will con- (Ciintlniird from Page One) | cities of Shizuoka and Hama- Pedor Crivello, 134 3-4. Revere, Jarves Tex at William and Mary before grade In the Twl League. And all ^ Before Kiwaiii8 ] Tech,. and Hubert Bechtol, who Tuesday. It ia urgenUy requested 4 for the Squires. , s U n t l y u s o . " matsu on the southeast coast had outpointed Dr)n Parent, 136 1-2,! Real Kstale — Morljraires he Joined the Army, credited him three of these chaps didn’t play Mr. EUls said that It is expected gave the University of Texas its that all membera of the aquad re- . P lo a e e r * (1 6 ) Also a land haul of po.sslbly 2.- suffered some damage, according Lowell, 8. Insuranre third All-America flankman since with being at least 40 percent of port for this practice. The follow- when ’’ringer*” were imported. ■ that other corporations will make Albert Endee of the Price Glas- 000 miles from the porta through Dome!, which added that In Belleville. N. J.—Tonj Janiro. 26 Alexander Street the team. ing players are requested to be on A winter school would probably Adam Hats contributions for this calendar tonbury High jchool, will be the 139 3-4, Youngstown, 0„ out- 1941 and iU econd straight. V. Butteron, rf .. 1 Iran and southern Russia to the Nagoya—One of Japan's major PHONKS: 4tI2 or 7275 The GIFT SHOPPE The tackle poaltlons are held the Goor at 6 o’clock sharp: help a lot of local ball players a $3.45 to $7.50 year, and that these will be an- Manchester Kiwanls on Mondayd Red Army's supply centers will cjuea—"damage was slight with polnteil Sammy Mamone, 134 1-4, Harold Turkington, Fred Fox, R. Pjtkln, If ___ 0 long way in their quest to some notmbed as soon as they have been Stamford, Conn., 8. Benny W il- 7 Days a Week 891 MAIN STREET OPP. ST. JAMES’S CHURCH down by two hard-charging giants H. Manierre, c . . . 0 speaker at the meeting of the be eliminated. The total effect of window panes being broken.” —Navy’s 215-poum Don Whitmire Ted Fischer, Henry Gryk, 811 Nicol. day play orgauli'^d baseball. The authorised. Manchester Kiwanls club on Mon- savings In lahd and sea transport 'j’he earthquake was recorded liams, 150. Newark, knocked out ti Hours Per Day J. M cKay, r g . . . . 2 and Southern California’s 235- West Side Rec Fred Blssell, Tom Harvey, Bull Idds really deserve a cl'.ance to Watkins Pleased day. His subject will be “Adven- .should mean a cut of many wee'.cs ),y seismographs around the world Rocky Jackson, 147. Philadelpnla, Build With Jarvis For Security 1 L, Botteron, lg\. 4 pound John Ferraro. Hackett’s Tolll, Herb Peterson, Oordy Fllblg, make good. There are far too C. Elmore Watkins, president of tures in Magic.” He comes to Man- In the time required to deliver the j. j_ shaw. veteran West 2 Interwoven Socks ranning mate at guard is Hamil- Bowling League Harold Tedford and Bob Bradley. many young ball player* In town the hospital, termed the initial chester upon Invitation of Edson production of British and Amerl- Bromwich. England, seismologist, Worcc.ster, Mass.4-Phll Terra- 16 45c U p suhecriptlons convincing evidence , ton J. Nichols, a tower of strength who are overlooked every year. A Bailey. The prize will be given by can factories Into the hand.s <>7 said that It wa.s ’ one of the great- nova. 128. New York, outpointed Center Spring* ( school might be Just what is need- of the enlightened attitude of busi- John Bell, wh omakes his home In Allled fighting men on the east-lgg^ (quakes) I have ever record- Charley Noel, 129 1-2, New York, I in Rice’s line. Standings Army Star* 1 Burke, rf ...... Pet. ed. If such a school is started we ness organisations in the area NlMtlc. em front. This In turn, should | gj .■ 10. Johnny Finazzo, 161, Balti- The center goes to Caleb Van W. L 0 Pendleton, rf .. \ served by the hospital. “Here is will need th* cooperation of you Tne nominating committee will ease the shipping pinch which more. outpointed Jjoe Bennett, 165, (Tex) Warrington, wlio. altliough Pagani’s ...... 21 7 .750 Army may have difficulties mak- definite recognition,” Mr. Watkins 2 Dickson, I f ___ fans who patronize the games at Buxton Billfolds bring in a list of officers to serve now limits the amount of supplies Former Executive Dies New York. 10. Pat Scanlon. 13.5, on a losing tssm at Auburn,'was Tavern ...... 20 8 •714 (ng up ita future football schedules 0 Nqske, c .... said, “ of the indispensable role New York, outpointed Johnny r the West Side. $4.20 to $9.50 the club for 194s. It Includes Presi- which can be delivered across the I credited with making more than Darilng’s ...... 17 11 .607 because of high scoring Glenn Da- Let’s hear from you fans on which an adequate hospital plays Cool, 137, Worcester, 10. .607 vis and Felix (Doc) Blanchard, 0 (Jndkahanki e . HE LIKES REAL , dent Jot Elder; first vice president. Atlantic and Pacific to combat | Burlington. Vt^ Dec. 8— (JP) — 80 per cent of his team’s tackles Gricwold’s ...... 17 U 0 Patch, r g ...... your ideas and augftesUons. Tax Included. in maintaining high standards of areas. George E. Whitney, 80, former res- during the season. Parachute ...... 16 12 .571 hud hltUng fullback. Both AU- health, not only among emplpyees Jack Sanson; second vice presi- The Army, Navy and Marine .321 America backs have three more 1 Arendt, Ig .. dent Harold Garrity: directors, Need Only Clear Mine* ident manager of the Champlain Although thera was not a wealth Warren Sc Jarvis .. 9 19 QUALITY AND STYLE of Industry and their families but Undcrsecrctarv of War Patter- Corps ship to detinning and .250 seasona ahead and opposing teams Thomas Bentley, Russell Paul, mills of the American Woolen POPULAR of great baclu, Blanchard. Davis, Servicemen ...... 7 21 throughout the entire community.” son said yesterday at a news con- shredding plants about 3,000 tons .179 may be hard to flnd.^ * 5 4 14 You want to five the gift that pleases moat! Ho Edgar Clarke and Edson Bailey. company, and sports enthusiast, Horvath and Fenimore didn’t earn K. of C...... 5 38 Hannen Gloves “It is doubly reassuring,” Mr; ference that only the clearing of] of tin cans a .nonth. Score at half time, 12-9 Pioneers. YMCAs League Scores wants to receive, moat of all, a fine gift ftnaa died last night. their honors without an argument Referee. Sheehan. Watkins added, “ to witness this mines~Is necessary to permit the] FOOD MARKET Battling them right down to the $2.50 U p Glennay’s! All our new and stylUh ftifhlahings Three-War Woman la Still line expression of corporate cltl- movement of Allied convoys] BuQdega are up to the minute in style and design. All atw Knitting jllfi line were such sterling performer* xenship and I am sure that the en- through the sti-.slt-s into the Black RUBINOW BUILDING Boya) Bhiea (81) Mikolowaki, If 8 0 6 exactly the things he’d buy for himself. tire community will view with 855 MAIN STREET as Navy’s Bob JenlUna, a plunger sea. There have been reports] who had a tendency to fumble; L o c a l Spor t C h a t ter F. B. F Fogarty, rf ...... 5 0 10 pride the prompt and liberal sup- Newport News, Va.— i/T*)— Just 0 Rlvoaa, I f ...... 4 ( from Moscow that Russian ship- Tom (Shorty) McWilliams of Ifis- Donovan, e • • a 0 2 port accorded this vital undertak- ns she did during the Civil War ping In the Black sea was already 0 Keating, rf ..... 1 ( Jarvis, Ig ...... 9, 0 18 ing at the very beginning by these and in World W ar I, Mrs. Har- alssippi State, who as a freshman The blggeet High school ba*-i> Stanley Majewskl who waa re- being resumed a.s the ports once 0 McLaughlin, rf .. 1 ( Legault, rg ...... * 1 0 outstanding companies,” riet Stevens—who celebrated her WE WSJ hailed «s one of the greatest ketball game of the season is on ] ported wounded in C le rc^ y yea- 0 Blow, c ...... 1 ( ADAM, WHITNEY and 103nl blrfnday Nov. 24— la knitting backs ever to come out of the Up tonight at the SUte Armory terday is th* same M 0 Diana, e ...... i ( Totals ...... 22 i 45 .sweaters to do her bit In the emer- HAVE Bouthf Purdue’s Boris (Babe) when Bristol High’s high scoring a lot Of footbsH for the Orioles and 1 Lea, Ig ...... 8 ( Hawks SHIRTCRAFT SHIRTS Lamone River gency. r. M-Sweet 24 Dlmsncheff, leading scorer of the machine comes here to meet the ] Morlarty Brother* ■ Jew B. F. T, Y ES! <^ c 0 Richardaoq, Ig . . . 0 < Big Ten; Cflauue (Buddy) Young, Bom In Burma, the daughter of H ospitaliza tio n EACH CUSTOMER LIMITEDI local Red and White five. years ago. Some may know him 2 T. Accornero, rg 2 Clemson, If •••*•«■• 0 0 0 are an ever welcome gift for every man, See national 100-meter champion from ______better as Prutty. He waa one of 2 3 Advance Held missionaries, she reads aloud each Made withneif to spare! Vlttner, rf •*•«•*«•• 0 our large selection of fine Shirts now! Blinois, and Bob Kelly of Notre The game will be a clash be- the flrat local boya accepUd for ...... 0 0 0 -lay from the Burmese bible. She SPARE RIBS 3 18 81 Knofla, c . explains ” it’s so I will be able to Insurance GRADE A No Points Dame. tween undefeated rivals. Both! service In the present war. Bruno, Ig ...... 0 0 0 (Continued From Page One) Horvath probably was the back schools have won two games] Naval Wsaari»ea (7) 0 talk with Burmans in heaven.” 2 Finnegan, J f ...... 0 1 iWaller, rg ••••ease* 0 0 Complete coverage for men 2 4c lb. of the year. A dental student after apiece elready thl* Rec basket- Smith, Ig . • s a a a e o * 0 0 Castel,,Raniero was cleared of the serving a hitch 1> the Army, this 8 Gustafson, r.' ....1 0 2 GHENEY and WEMBLEY l*idgln-EnKlish Gets the Bird and women, age* I to 70. • member of the 0 Land, e ...... 1 0 2 enemy and Allied spearheads comparative lightweight (he for Bristol and the second for the, j^^cenUy aent a lattar home ' Totals .* ...... 0 2 2 SAUERKRAUT ^ | 0 Kenndey, I g ...... 0 0 0 webe within a half-mile o f the Individually or In group*. weighs only 16) pounds) held Ohio locals. u picture of hla team, a group Score at half-Ume, 29-2, BuU- Senior river, next wateriir^barrlcr_-(-. Somewhere In the Paciflc-;p(/P)— Doily benefits $S.OO and up. 0 Kottke. I g ...... 1 6 3 TIES $1.00 up Marines are discovering that State’s freshman backs together of natives in New Guinea. Hop dogs. Referee*, Mason, Webb. The deepening of the bridge- filaternity cose* covered. Pro- FOWL 2 lbs. 2 5c 0 Torrence, rg .... 6 0 6 that are tastefully arranged for your choice. AH many of the Solomon Islanders when the going got tough as the The High poliabed off the sUrred on local fronts for many head ha.s outflanked Faenza, oh vides for siYX*""’* Buckeyes rolled up their first un- Alumni and West Hartford In Oyelaaes (85) new patterns and colors. Give him several. the Bologna-Rimlnt highway, and speak good English and the pld- LIVERWURST years and waa one of th* batter FRESH BRISKET No Points defeated season .alnoa 1020. He thair two atorta while Bristol known ball players. 5 3 17 B F. T. the cariv'fnlV'or'tharstro^^ variety is sometimes resented PREMIUMS RANGE drubbed TerryvlU* Utchfleld. Score at half time, 15-8, Bluea DUworth...... 2 1 5 75c M O N T H L Y -A N D UP. scored 12 touchdowns with at least rt . appeared certain. when Americans try their hand 3 9c lb. Referees, C. Reardon and Moriar- Lucas, if ...... 5 0 10 North of captureo Ravenna at it. one in every game except the In The opening night In th* Rec diana contesL carried the ball 156 Bristol will use the familiar ty. Cflemjon. e ...... 4 0 8 Eighth Armv patrols found the OneJari.-aftfit.6»llslS...l#'* Cata- MINCED HAM tone defenoa, the oaiy team in the Senior League found a real old Tracy, rg 2 0 4 LOUNGING ROBES Germans' atterripting to' establish ‘ asked “ How you Likfen times for A net gain of 833 yards timer in the Rec League la action, A LLE N & and completed IS of 29 passes for CKHL loop that d04K Tommy WUluS, I g 4 0 8 a defense line in the marshland big bird-?’ and responded with Monahan, tha veterait Bell Town Jim Sheldon. It was th* flrat time P. $10.00 up n e ^ the south shores of a big la- “Quite an interesting ride.” An- Corned Beef 35 31c lb. 832 j'ards. coach, aUIl inolsU on teaching his that w* didn’t sea Ms paL Putt 0 Mutty, If , 85 H IT C H C O I Davis, a 175-pound speedster Totals ...... 17 that afford every man a note of luxury, See th* ' goon. Vain di Comacchio. other saluted and said "Thank you boys on a aone and .tho the rOrnUU SlammMIs, on hla side. Red and 0 Rooclt, rf . . . . Tigera (84) West of Ravenna, Eighth Array very much” after l?elng given a An Line* -of In* noe. COOKED SALAMI from Los Angeles who led the na- Putt tsomad up Into a tricky com new Cheney Robes. No Points tion’s scorers, was in the headlines tell the atory. 0 DeMartin, rf . sniper pickcsl off every German ride In a truck during which he 053 M A IN lEET SHOULDER OF bination aaveral ymn ago. Putt is 1 Davis, e ...... W. Musk*, rf .. every week os this Cadet’s rolled brash enough to show himself on ignored questions in pidgrin Eng- TEL. I 3 5c lb. The Pep Boys, batter known as now a member of tb* Araqr. Koaokewakt, up Impressiva scores- He also was 0 DlBattlata, Iff rt Florsheim Shoes the we.st banks o f the Lamone lish. tb* Rad and White, can spring the 0 Hodge, Iff . . . . Wlerablcld. c .. a feared member of Army’s team $10.50 where the Nazi command was SPICED upset of tho year tonight if they Howard, .. Forrond, rg . . . setting up strong defensive posi- last year but campetad aa a Plaba The local.Tech five win lauach 6 rg LUNCHEON MEAT scrap. 'Um taom boa loolred good thair season tonight whan they Porchork, Ig ., tions. again this season iecaiue h* drop- at times In th* pravlous gomes. ped out of the academy last travel to Rockville to oppooe Roek- 37 Wool Plaid Shirts 4 5c lb. vills High. Tho local will be Squires Jr. TOteU 11 24 spring. tlM scores from th* T Bowling Score at halfUmei 16-15 Tigers. $6.95 U p ■ Report Increase Blanchard was given much making a cemabock enrtba chalk- 0 Wlnxler, I f ...... COTTAGE CHEESE LaajpM Wodnaodoy night foiled to ed court after aa abeanc* aav- Referee,* Mason-Webb. LEAN— FRESH. No Points the credit for making poesible long arrive until the afternoon mall at 3 Holmeo, rf . . . . . gains by Davis and other float yastodoy and it was ImpooBible eral years., 3 Marconi, e ...... Jantzen Sweaters In Charity Cost 2 3c lb. 0 Psffani, e ...... Lucky Seven Army backs. Although also elaaaod to have ocoraa pubUotiod. The B. $8.95 to $9.95 There^hoa bean some ratghto fine 0 Shaa, Iff laeoseae TOM'S GORGANZOLA as a Pleba he played frashman boll sport page la mada iqi> at 8:80 Tuttle, If ...... 2 1 Hansen, i g During the month of November ht North CoroUnt ia 1943 and week days and 9 on Saturdays. , athletes developed at tha TYode Vice, rf 1 B a n y . i f f •**•*•* 8 Suspenders there were 57 cases and '69 persons CHEESE moved into West Point from the sebooL which the Tech school araa Robbisen, e ....I... 7 given aid in Manchester for a cost PACKAGE STORE Shoulders QI ranks after propping in the Hunter’s Continue to set the formarty known as. Two of the Campbell, rg...... 1 $1.00 to $1.50 Of $3,231.45. During October there 5 7c lb. Army's . Air Obrps program at poe* in the T clreulL From her* boat war* Johnny Bjrcboisld and r 8 6 10 Keeney, I g ...... 3 were 54 cases and 65 persons car- ] it apponra to be a two-team race Leo Katkavieck. both now serving Soar* at half Urns, 13-6, Spar- NOW REMOVED Lofayatto in 1948. A battarlng ram Nick, I g ...... 3 ed for at a cost of $2,841.49. This to with finp kicking ability, tha 300- bstwoon Hunter’s and the Bu- In tha armed forces. tons. Referee, Morlarty. shows an Increase of three cases llards who are five games off the Totals ...... ;.... 24 83 and five more persons taken care pound BlshopvUla, S. C., aeo mads It noeosaory for Army's opponenta pees aat by the leadcra. Lucky Beavers o f than in October and it cost FRESH FR U ITS A N D V E3 ET A B LES B. $889.94 more. The Increase was to keep their Una In elosa. Spread it out and Blanchard (would break Walt Komponik, Joe Tworo- The 1944 A P G o U ^e AD-AEMrica Sianda, I f ...... 1 due to additional hospital care. FANCY D*ANJOU large FLORIDA ^ ta and Gusty O’Bright, nil of E. Meaka, r t ...... 8 In November 1943, there were Oak Uuraugh. ChMo It to and Da'Via ar Kuntar’s, nra just about tho hat- Mio of hia matao would gallop Leclere, ...... 0 68 rages and 79 i > e n ^ given aid B A N A N A S toot bowlers In th* leogu* at . this Sumbdaalci, r g ...... O R A N GES Playar and Conoff* Poattloa Affs Home Toana 1 at a ooet of $3,679,83. FEATURING PEARS ■round tha onda. writing. Week aftor week they Murphy, I f f ...... 0 ^Fanlmoro, who at 18 is one of hnva eoattnuad to hit tbs ka^flaa PhUUp Tlnslay, Oootsta Tech.... End 31 Bcosamar, Ala. Mikolowsky, I f f ...... 0 flu youngest playeM ever to make Donald B. Whttmira, N a v y ...... tackla 33 Dacotur, Ala. [Buy W ar Bonds Can Rtos aeaOiasrT 13c lb. 2 lbs. 3 5c 5 9 c d os. with conalatant form. A FULL LINE OF y 6 u R FAVORITE ______t the first team, a an old typo triple WUUom Hockatt, (Ntlo State . . . . Guard 31 I^oadon, Ohio Total* ...... 7 8 17 Bogota (Jfy-r Oatm lng Qolom- ^ a t star. Known as tha Wood- Pets Haaoea hiki on night. Oolra 'Von Wantefftoa, Auburn... Cantor 33 DovoTi DM. Boors at 88-11 Luclcy Wa aooda engineers n ore than CMSP HEARTS o r RED EMPEROR r. 8. NO. 1 ard (Okie.) Wraith. Faalwora last Wodaesday. but In th* Hamilton Nichplo,< Jr., Rloe...... thiord I t Rouaten, Tax. Sevan. Referaer Mason, Webb. lkWJ6ts, D ep o ^ M ario Rule Ca- as chiefly raqponsible for the gOBM with tha score kaottod John Ferraro, South COUfomla... Tackla 30 BaU. Oaltt. - IMMO rscaatiy oKored a bill to WINES, UQUORS GRAPES^ P O T A T O ES oma Afgias' rocord of aevan n t a os the aco-la-tba-bola, hg Hubert BachtoL Taxoa ...... End 18 Lubbock, Tax. SL Louis—Charley Dodson, la wacheola for live years C ELER Y itoriaa ana one defeat and a trip raqiondsd with a good bos to gtve LaoU* Horvath, Ohio S ta te ...... Bock 38 Parma, Ohio 100, knedwd out R. J, Lewis, 168, 789MAIN1 ' ' ’ «aglpeactarAciu>olB- 5 9 c peck tlRt OottOf SORL Ha scored 68 his team a tw o -p ^ t total pWoU Robert Fanlinors, Ohio. 4 . 4k M ... Back .1 8 Woodward, Oklo. Danvsr, 8. SgL Save] Chmadao. hw i|r$ broEd$r and BEERS 2 3 c bunch 2 3c lb. .to, corrfad ti*. 163 times in tha 0am oad tha ' vauubta Qlann Davla,' Arm y ...... ^ k 80 Los Anffsias 144, Groan Bay, Wia, outpointed '0 m United BUtea and fOUx A. BlaachagA> A r s v Bock JO *• C. OSM OudffUl, 147. Diytom O., 6. ■ ■ 4t A gnerol '-f ^ -i 7. * ' . ' J-' . I MAIM MfJM pM c;vp;wi!vit hp;KAI'W. MANCHESTER, CJONN„• FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1944 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8,194$ PAGE SEVE.NTl!;E5f H oe 8IZTEEII Moving-Trucking— SiiuationH Wpihtfil— Household Gooda 51 Lost and Found • 1 Announcements 21 Wanted Autos— rOONEKVlLLE kDl.KS ) M o t o r c y c l e s 12 i — S t o r a g e 2U Fvmaie 3ti HEADWllAKri'.Kt FOR all types ' PURE REAL HOLIDAY fruit, \ LOST—RED CX)CKER Spaniel, AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Com- WANTED—POSITION caring for of new and usei stoves. Combi- Clashed rum and sherry wine cakes. Brim- NEW ENOLA.NIVS arlldeat used naliun ranges'' parlui healerk. oil Sense and female, answers to Taffy. License pany. Trailer van service. Local child, Invalid 01 housework, for Qaisified Nb. 48545. Call 5707 during: thf ful of richness. 'Not less than one car buyer will most probably pay burners and oii Durne^ s’ipplies. and a quarter pounds, $.98, At more for your car than you ex- moving, packing and storage. one or two persons. Telephone day: 2-14H evenings. furnaces ano turnace supplies Folks who cash in on thrir war of hair nestoror a month ago and pect because he desperately needs Dial 6187. 2-0513 after 4:30. Advertisements Cl 1944 SVNIAIUVICt.mC. Father—You’ve got a nerve to Weldon’s Luncheonette. The largest’ .upt'‘> of known used bonds now will be extra cash out whenever 1 meet him I let him see ask me to let you marry my your car, because he has no buy- LOST—BROWN wallet conUin- stoves In town. Jones k'umliure In the years to come. Hang on what a fraud he U. daughter. Why you couldn’t keep toys—A COMPLE'TE assort- ing salesman s commission to pay NORTH AMERICA Van Lines For Rent For Sale tn f New York driver's license, gas Inc. Coast to Coast moving serv- and HehUng Store, o6-38 Oak Prologue: Mlchal and brr'baby Malachl," she murmured, very to those you have—and buy more. her In underwear. For Rent For Sale stamp.^ CAA instructor’s rating ment o f toy stuffed animals he will pay more for -your car. Doga— Birds— Pete 41 '..'.i.A';/.?,.; manufactured by Kaklar Cloth ice. Dial 5187 street, 8264. Open every evening. To Buy ToSeU son, are aloae la her court- low. ‘ » Two Little. Boy* Suitor—Well, I haven’t seen and personal cards, between Man- It’s easy to eheck, simply esU |rOR SALE — GUARANTEED yard whea the Remaa sohUera ea- To Boy ToSeU Toy Co., of Manchester; Most of 8-1818 Hartford. Immediate cash, I very small country hoy aras Up at dawn with happy grins nnythlng that indicates that you chester Herald and Manchester singing canaries, all colors, and FOR SALE—POl,. TYPE cabinet ter with drawn swords. It i« for the first time in a big city. Breakfast done, their day begins: have been doing so well yourself. Trust. Return to 340 W. Center these toys are made of wool no red tape. Painting— Papering 21 stove circulating heater. ..Will I "Thou art per\’erae,’’ he de- washable material. 79c up. Bid- cages. Call 6467. Herod’s order that all Hebrew ! dared. "Thou leadest me to h A Richly Trea$ured Gift 100% Virgin Wool Kenwood Famous BL^KETS $14.95 Kenwood—• name known, for years for quality, warmth 'and long wear. Soft, long fibred woola make the Kenwood Tamoua a blanket that will wear for years. Jn rose, blue, m e n and peach. 73" x ‘84” slM. ' Beautiful All White Hand Made candlewiCk SPREADS Hand made Spreads that will make beau- tiful gifts. Several patterns. Ic to $14.98 to $29.95 Boxed $1.98 CHRISTMAS CARDSi.' in colorful designs o f Colonial Door- way, Winter Scenes and copies of GirW’ y Etchings. White Blouses Puff sleeves, Peter Pan collar. Plain 50c and $1.00 white with Hamburif lace trim or col- ored embroidery. Sizes 7 to 14. Bo» Toiletries, $1.39 to $2.29 *Evening In Paris Sets . .82,35 to $5.30 'Revlon Manicure Sets . ..11,00 to 87.73 'Yardley Bath Salts .. t,,,,,,,,.82,30 'Filled Powder Mitts ., 09c 'Sutton’s Bath Powder 59c Girls’ 'M ax Factor Seta...... I,83,30 'Old Spice Shaving Lotion I, a . . . . , , , 81,00 'Old Spice Shaving Sets . . . > ..« ...... 83,73 Cotton Dresses 'W risley’s Gold Tassels Set ...... ,81,30 Beautiful dresses for the young; girl. 'W risley’s Pink Coral Set .. 83,00 Stripes and fioral patterns in. sturdy, 'Evening In Paris Perfume , . ,60c washable materials. Sizes 7 to 14. 'Plus Tax. HOUSEWARES-rBASEMENT / GLOVES $1.98 to $3.98 15 ! V ’ X 17'/a” STOVE PADS DeLUXE Heavy asbestos with baked-on enamel S A surface in red and blue design. ^ 1 . 1 7 ^ MITTENS STURDY IRONING BOARDS Full size, easily set up. Padded and covered. • $4.98 For Xmas Gifts 20-PIECE LUNCH SETS RINIERA FIESTA COLORS. SERVICE FOR 4. $4.50 AU Wool Mittens .. .81.00 to 81,69 pair 23-PIECE SET Includea 4 dinner platea, 4' bread and butter. 4 Wool Mixture fruit diahes. 4 cups and aaucers, augar C Q O Mittens...... 79cpair and creainer, platter and vegetable dish. ^ J . Tr O ...... 81.00 to 11.89 pair W o d Gloves . . . Fabric Gloves,. ,8L60 pair Lined Mittens . 1‘- ...... 81.35 and 83.35 pair VISIT TOYLAND Pigtex Slip^n GIovm- ...... 83.98 pair IN THE BASEMENT Lightweight Capeskin Gloves...... 83.98pair Ladies’ Handbags fat Genuine LeaUicr or Kabrica. Roomy Pouche or Underarm atylea In black, brown, navy, tan. Some atylea ^ t h zippera. $3;98 and $5.09 ea. CHILDREN’S HANDBAGS 81.00 to 83418 , PtaaTnx. ^ I'll.. i.'f 1^. BABY SHOP Children’a, ^ BATHROBES in pastel colors and dark colored checks. Sizes 1 to 6. THEY CAME! THEY SAW! THEY BOUGHT! $1.59 to $2.59 THIS OUR GREATEST HISTORY MAKING SALE OF ChUdren’s . KNIT HEADWEAR Several different atylea in warm knit capa,.(n gay oolora: FUR COATS Red, grean, maroon, blue or You*U Look Like it MYRIADS OF JEWELS brown, for eU dren 3 to fi yeara. Certified Values Up To 8169. Living Angel*.. . Btattk Dyed Opeeanm Benverette Dyed Coney $1.00 to $1.98 Gutter find tsriBlde eh this ■neceiMi Dyed Opossam Senline Dyed Conoy adorable little pfnbo9c! Ifath e Aatalope Coeta When you wear thfa faicin«t- Royel Coney Centa South Amerlonn Dyed ing little bat! Its widenqiiTMl . perfect gidat^ for those “ex- Muakimt Brown Fax Pnw Costs wings, its tufted ciDWTi;:;ito ; tim apedaT' occadom.. .whMi. Wne Fez Dyed American Brown Dyed Kldakhi S^itteriiig halo and flhay ydi’ ’ you want to shine eat fron tte Ciney Black Dyed Kidskln A ing, an eomhbie to ndhnE'poV’* reeti of the etewd and brisk jhoiMity that ig ■ ;ilw 8*M iifafM tahlaiasa! Badgot Plan — 10 Months To Pay. Thz InelaiM. the ^ w . cohh 1 -y f this WOrtdr* ■ '.'A ,;,s' ) MAMcHaaraa Conw >> - , I The^new fall and winter iaeue of gtimhams, percales or calicoes. poUioldsta and - lovel]l- eruch U u l tlD I* ‘Taahion" Is now ready—83 pages. To obtain pattern for' Upe and knitt'kl artielc* are In the I “ M» It’s a complete guide to your fan Down Doll (nttem Na 8330) brand new Winter of 1944 iasue at f and winter' wardrobe. Send fo f complete instrpctlane on how. to the Anne Cabot Album. Bend for] your copy. PriM 18 cents. maka-'body,. ibaM, boassL doU's pour sopF today. Price is 18Bb Manchester Evening Herald FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8,1844