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Pledge to Aid Poland Held ill Oxark Slaying ursuit Planes

To > Hawaii Defense; CHRISTMAS Delayed Nail Attaek; A ^ ’v ALL THROnCH TE HOUSE Neutral Britain Plan No War Agreemeni Marshall Testifies He WE*VF GIFTED IDEAS for every home on your list— wonderfuU spiritMfting Allied PrOseculors vFile Probers Are Told cided to Rob Combi accessories for upstairs, downstairs, every nook and corner. Com e see wh*g a Goi^ing Stalenieiil on Konoye and Kido Squadrons in Natidf host of delightful ways we have to say “ H appy Holidt^** to your favortte hostess. Seven Pays’ Postpone Of Most of P-36 b And whether your Christmas remembrance goes m a big or a Hule package, i inent in Erfort to Advice to Short D efend Hawaii; Dei beH^f-aU qmalky, aU the uray Keep Britain Out of To Be Arrested Knowing of A| War With Interna­ On Hawaii Perils ment to Fight tional Military Tribu­ For War Crimes fere Japanese At Marshall Sme Danger nal; Held Up Action Washington, Dec. 6.- A “Ben French. 43, (Irftl Mrs. Edna Westerman, 31. and her 15- Dean Achesoii * ' h Two Powerful Political Time *First Six Hours —Gen. George C. Manball Nuernberg, Dec. 6.— — yeai^old son. Gene, atw being held at Vienna. Mo., following the fatal Graf Testifies Figures in List of .shooting of the hoy’g father, Henry Westerman, at his Ozark home. testified today that early -< *■ ' ^ '-V ' 2? Britain’s pledge to aid Poland O f Known Hostilities* Hamp Rothwell. county prosecuting attorney, said Mrs. Westerman Seen Ruining 1941 he decided “to rob pr in the event of hostilities de- Nine Issued by Mao And *ReaV Perils as and the boy had g i^ e d statements that Gene shot his father with a tically all combat put layed.start of World War II About Orders Arthur} Considered by *22 rifie. (A P wirephoto.) * Sabotage*, * Surprise squadrons in the Unit seven days as Hitler unsuc­ Iran Policy States of most of their P-; cessfully tried to keep the Japanese as Among Raid by Air and Subs* Kenitedy Gave planes’’ for the defense 0 British neutral, according to Top War Criminals Hurley Charges Under Hawaii. Marshall, then chil a statement by Hermann Washington, Dec. 6.— (JP) Hopes to Settle secretary ‘Destroyed’ of staff of tha Army, also told^^ Goering filed at the war Present Head of Hart­ Tokyo, Dec. 6.— (/P)— ^Two — Pearl Harbor investigators congreasionst committee inv crimes trlsl today. ford Vice'.Squad Wit­ powerful political figures learned today that Lieut. And ‘Defeated’ Ameri­ gating the Japanese attadt- Tried t« ‘'Eliminate lnter\«ntloa' whom many of the Japanese Gen. Walter C. Short took Pearl Harbor four years ago I Allied proeecutors filed the ness; Told to Stay in can Policy Of Nation he knew of'no commitment themselves consider among General Motoi^' command in Hawaii with ad­ statement with the International President Roosevelt for the Ua Military tribunal. Goering, one of Line to Hold Job their top war criminals^— vice from Gen. George C, 'Washington, Dec.. S.— Maj. ed States to go to war before the 20 Nasi leaders on trial said Prince Fumimaro Konoye Marshall that: The danger Gen. Patrick J. Hurley shouted m was attacked. Hitler originally had planned to The matter of aending additio |T> y^;r , •• .:; . Hartford, Dec. 6.— [JPt. — Detec­ and Marquis Koichi Kido— time for Hawaii would be a stormy session of The Senate i IV e Invade Poland Aug. 25, 1930, but Strike Brighten pursuit planes ( to Hawaii 4^' tive Sergt. Charles A. Graf, pres­ were ordered arrested as war “the first six hours of known K held up bis attack until Sept, Foreign Relatiwis committee to­ brought up by (Committee r '' ' hoatiitties,’’ and the "real perils” while his diplomats sparred to try ent head of the vice squad of the crimes suspects by General day that Dean Acheaon had "de­ William D. Mitchell. were "sabotage" and "surprise to‘ “eliminate British Interven­ Hartford police department, in Su­ MacArthur today. Seven other stroyed” and “defeated” Ameri­ Corporation and United raid by air and by submarine.’ Pearl Harbor No. 1 Doager 'l tion." perior court today before Judge P. men whose activities date back to British Press can policy in Iran. Mitchell recalled a War-Nal The Goering statement said B. O'Sullivan and the jury, gave the imperialistic preludes of the Auto Workers Head Correapondenoe Received Acheson now is undersecretary department agreement in Britain’s signing of the Polish as testimony against his former chief. Pacific war also ^were listed as This was disclosed when the of state. No. 1 man under Secre­ 1941 that attack from the air ws slstance pact on Aug. 25 made H it­ Detective Sergt. James A. Ken­ wanted. , Toward First Negotia­ Senate-House Investigating com­ tary Bymca Ho formerly was an Pearl Harbor’s No. 1 danger. ler pause. The fat reichsmarshal nedy, who with ten others is Premier Three Tiroes Reports Loan mittee received files of corre assistant secretary. As a reault of that. Me tions in 16 Days of i^pondence between Marshall, then added that he had been in secret charged with conspiracy to inter­ Konoye, the dashing prince who Hurley, who resigned last week said, hOyaought "to aee contact w>th Lord Halifax, then fere with the administration of Armv chief of staff,. and Short as ambassador to China, did not radical meaeurea might be served as one of Japan's most Walkout; Signs of from February to October, 1941, British foreign minister, "to do public justice. prized “front men,” had been pre­ W ill Be Made explain Immediately the basis for to meet to a degree" the Also disclosed, were exchanges his contention that Acheaon had everything to stop war with Eng. Sergeant Graf said he had been mier three times. Kido, a small, Optimism Appearing the Pacific outpost. bet'n'een Marshall and Lieut. Gen. defeated American policies in the land." appointed to the vice squad June shrewd wirepuller, served as Em- " I made the decision," he Describing Hitler’s last-minute 12, 1941, and has served since that United States to Lend C. D. Herron, 1940 commander in Near Eastern country. “ to rob practically alt combat ] O' By The Associated Press efforts to keep Britain out of the rat; u;-d:ri;;rec«;; ““ Hawaii, detailing the history of an Shout Bhck and Fourth suit squadrons in the United 8 t war. Col. Merwyn Griffith-Jones, Grady, Capt. John Kivney and De Hopes for settlement of the $4,400,000,000 Sub­ "alert"- ordered that year because of most of their P-36 plane*." >• Jittery Tokyo received another He and Chairman Connolly (D., assistant British prosecutor, de­ tective Sergt. James A. Kennedy. of fear of a Japanese sneak raid. The general explained that tn shock before it had recovered General Motors strike were ject to Approval of Tex.), shouted back and forth at scribed the diplomatic maneuver­ He said after Kennedy took com­ Herron reported that alert had not were certain engine defects in raised today as the corpora­ each other before the testimony ing as "a bogus offer of negotiation mand of the aquad on Mai-ch 1. from MacArthur’s announce­ upset troops or the civil popula­ then new P-40 (Warha'wk) figk ment. Japanese Communists an­ Congress, went into the record. ■ .'■ii, intended simply t0,000 to —w — A unuea i vvere kept on the alert for months fighter equedrona in the Unit ValeaslMd War Maehlmi...... the emperor and empress. days of the walkout. Nei­ ate Foreig^n Relations committee A fter seven days of behind-the- said he took this up urith Kennedy Britain, subject to approval by in 1940, on direct orders from the States wiUi three P-36s each, j following a conversation Graf had In No Position to Criticize ther side in the wage fight hearing on General Hurley’s res­ shall said the 31, with the pur scenes activity, the records intro­ Congress and Parliament, was an­ W ar department, was disclosed in ignation as ambassador to China. with Chief of Police Charles J. In the Diet, Premier______Kijuro which has idled 213,000 work- the Arm y Pearl Harbor Inquiry planes already in Hawaii, hr duced as evidence revealed. Hitler nounced today In the British press Bridges said the debonair dip­ Hallissey and that Kennedy said Sbldehara declared that his gov-jers offered a formal statement. hoard’s report made public last the total there to 50. unleashed his war machine and in­ and waa h a ll^ as a boon to world lomat’s opening testimony yester­ C vaded Poland on Sept. 1. On Graf was to remain "aa long as emment was in no position to but definite signs of optimism August. In all his planning, Marshall ] criticize the Allied lists. He said ' trade. day convinced him that Hurley Sept. S, Britain and France de­ you stay in line and do as you are were appearing for the first time. Offleiai^ announcement of the Leiler Dated Feb. 2, 1941 serted, he had in mind "plane* 1 he had no information on how had been "sabotaged" by his sub­ clared war in kupport of Poland. told. Graf said Kennedy told him One report said there^rOiight be agreement, following 12 weeks of The first document in the Mar- guns for defenae against an many persons the occupation au­ ordinates at Chungking and in "On the day when England gave he.^Oraf, waa to take orders fi'om peace within ten tlay* negotiations between the two ahallrShort file was a letter dated attack on Hawaii." thorities Intended to indict or Wasidngton. The New Englander As far back as Feb. 64941, her oflSclal guarantee to Poland the no one but Kennedy "and that in- .Arranged at Pittsburgh Countries in Washington, was ex­ Feb. 7, 1941. when Short took over Fuehrer called me on the telephone eluded the chief.” try. added that while Persident Tru­ committee learned, Marshall St Today’s bargaining session,, pected to be made tonight simul­ his command, in which the chief of man and Secretary of State and told me he had stopped the ToM To Hold Complaints Kyodo News agency said that ed at a conference with Gen. H.! k called for 2 p.. m. (e.s.t.), was ar­ taneously In the two capitals. staff told him; Byrnes apparently bad hacked planned invasion of Poland," 'Goer­ Graf testified he was told by Shidehara’s cabinet had received "M y impression of the Hawaiian ranged at yesterday’s meeting of No InterMt First Five Years Hurley up privately, they had (Continned o* Page Six) ing said in hia statement which Kennedy that hi’ the event that any serious blow when it failed to problem has been that if no serious complaints were received poncem- obtain an Allied reprieve for union and General Motors officials The London press said the agree­ failed to do so publicly. 'Housewares was given to Col. John H. Amen of at Pittsburgh, attended' by CIO harm is done during the first six ment called for repayment over a Give Blankets New Toik, an assistant U. S. pros Ing horse race booking or gambling Prinee Morisama Nashimoto, who Wants Answ«r to Questions hours of known hostilities, there­ on the day Kennedy was off, such President Philip Murray. 50-year period starting- from 1946, A WARM, WELCOME GIFT! ecutor. was named as a war crimes sus­ after the existing defenses would Bridges said he wants the an­ complaints were to be held over A Citizens committee invited and declared no interest would, be " I asked him then whether this pect several days ago. Rumors are discourage an enemy against the swers to these questions: ~ I HIGHBALL'SETS set of s $2.49 imtll Kennedy returned. Ques­ by the UAW -CIO to study the dis­ payable for the first ' flye years. ' ■ was Just temporary, or for good," circulating that the. cabinet will hazard of an attack. 1. "Why did the subordinates: / ^ tioned by State’s Attorney H. M. pute said in its report t ^ a y that Thereafter, the accounts hald, the Horse Decorations in Red and W’hite. the Goering statement continued. be forced to resign v the end of "The risk of sabotage and the riy to undermine his work? i 100% VIRGIN WOOL. 72" .x 90” Alcorn, Jr., Graf said he had not the “full pos^bllitles" of collective rate of Interest would be 2 per cent 2. "Why are they still holding Flashes!' "H e said: Wo, I wlU hav^^.to •** (Continued on Page Six) bargaining had not been exhaust- - about $88,000.00 the first Interest .------■ • .» received similar instructions under (OonGnoed on Page Six) re/iponsible posts in the diplomat­ (Lnte BnlleUhe of the (JP) Wir*)J KENWOOD “FAMOUS’’ (OeatlB^ oa PagP) — T h e . Its full weight behind efforts $7-65 and $8*50 -Washington, Dec. S—i/O—The O PA would approve such Increas­ to avoid a call for doliara, and a Navy GeneraFcourt martial heard: international peace. Bulletin! administration provided a possible es. period of intensive trade rivalry.” testimony that Capt. Charles B. WHITE NAVY BLANKETS , j ' ' Washington, Doc. S—(.4^)— wedge today for reopening some Federal ConcUiatlon Sought London , newapapera said the MeVay, 3rd. shouted verbal oi-ders! Fire Damages ^ Vote to Continue Strike deadlocked wage disputes .by to abandon ship approximately 10 S. A. Goudsmit, chief of aa Meanwhile, in Detroit, wage ne­ agreHMiienY provid^ that of the i Hartford.' Dec. 6— (JP)— Mao Chinese Await boosting its estimate of how much Satin Bound. Boxed. $1 2 .5 0 Round and. Square Hassocks Arm y IntoIHgeneo mlsslonrta gotiations bejtween. the union and total akiount of the loan.- $6.50.- minutes after the cruiser Indian-; ists employed by .\rrow-Hxrt Germany, asserted today the Hying costa have increased since 000.000 would be used in payment apolls was shaken by the first of Navv Vessels Hegriiian hUectric company held.] Some With Cushion Top 1941. Chrysler Corp. broke down and the azis never got close ,t« learn- union requested Federal concilia­ for gooda^'ln' proc^a of delivery to two explosions which sdixk her. i ... —.— mass meeting today and vo Soviet Advice Stabilization Administrator John lUOG VilUHN WOOL, 72" X 90" ig the secret of thh atomic tion. Union spokesmen, however, Britain when lertd-leaae- waa end­ Edward H. Keyes. c'oxsV/aln, who 1 , , , , . . . . unaninMUsly to continue the bomb. The l^nlverB>fy of Michi­ C. Collet announced that the coat ed. The papers, quoting their was standing watch as boatswain’s r ought 1 hree and Half fhey began New. IS. Pe $5-98 ^ to $8-50 of living rise is closer to 33 per said Readers of Chrysler corpora­ K gan physics pr^kssor testified tion 'locals had voted to continue Washington correanondenta. said mate of the watch when fihe heavy A* Tracy, shop chaimuin of Local CHATHAM “WOOLSHIRE” Nationalist Forces With cent than the previously accepted Hours' by 1,000 before the Aenate.-.House work "for three months. If neces- the loan itself—.53.750.000.000— cruiser was hit. told the court that iT ien . union at the lireen, I’eiich, lllue, Rojie and (h 1 O D Atomic «omriiittee. 29.5 or 30 per cent. And he added and the $650,000,000 Icnd-ieaae aid he attempted to pass, orders over Control maehinista turned ;./ •------■ in 2^ Miles of Muk­ that employers who raised pay sary. * Before Under Codai-. ' The (3hrv8ler-UAW contract was settlement would be repaid on pre- the ship's loud speaker aystem but ‘ an offer of a 45-hour w re^ ^IN-UP LAMPS ' Washipgton, Dec. 6 — (A5 — A den; Talks Resume! scales accordingly could use that ciaolv the aame terma. found it out of order and unwork­ a |iay increase of 10 per cent factor as a basis for seeking price Long Beach, C^Iif. Dec. 6--(4h— -V scientist describiMl today how fan­ (ConUnofd on Page f^ ) Bretton Wooda Plan Condition able. all those earning $1.01 ^or more f Tn Brass Parchment or Glass Shades increases. IMroct Bearing On Charge A raging w'atih^ront fire tfiat 75% WOOL, 72" X 90"; tastic effects of rgys given off by The dispatch toT h i! Dailv Her- 10 cents per hour for'those \ By The Associated Press Collet was elaborating on Presi­ a'd said acceptance hv the Britlah Thi.s testimony had a direct damaged two Navy vessels and ing less. The union, $Ir. Tr atomic bombs killed Japanese Nationalist forces In. China ad dent Truman’s a^ounced wage- of the Bretton Woods monetary bearing on the charge that-McVay lialf-dcstroyed a $1,000,000 outfit- — $3.98 — : $4.25 HEATPROOP AND WASHABLE Treasury Balance said, will stand ^ Us demand CHATHAM ‘^AIRLOOM’^: • GORGEOUS WOOL FILLED weeks sJter the blasU which fiat- vanced within 25 miles of Mukden price policy? In th R d4clarailon.of . — ^—r plnh was a condition of (he loan, was inefficient in falling to issue ting dock wassbrought mostly un-; 4o.hour week lind a 50 per tened itirpshima and Nagasaki. and awaited Soviet approval to Oct. 30^ Mr. Truman lisled cost Washington, Dec. fi—dfl** - The and that "the United States Con­ "timely'* orders to abandon ship der 'control early today after ap-1 . v' 1. Green, Peach, Blue, Ruse and (h ^ CiC^' .> LADY SYLVIA Dr. Philip hforrisoh, who helped SATIN AND TAFFETA » enter the city, Manchurian dis o r living raises among the few position of the Treasury Dec. 4: gress will lie kept in' aeaalon to before the Indianapolis . sank .last | proxlmately l.OOiO men . had fought " SWING-AWAY assemble those bombs, said the Cedar. ^ patches said. ciaases of pay boosts which could Receipts. $146,230,109.64; ex­ ratify the loan slmullaneoualy •Inly 30 while en route from Guam it for three one onejhalf hours. rays strangely affected the blood Uentlsts on Unofficial Strik* ' * . ■' N. Negotiations between National he considered by OPA In passing penditures, $463,652,945,20; bal­ to Leyte. The Nav'y C-2 tyi^ cargo vessel London, Dec. 6— K|v* and made the vlcUms a prey to on price increases. 1st officials newly returned to ance, $15,041,531,724.03. (Continued oW Page Ten) The other charge on which Mc- U.S.S. Exiavla and the Navy fleet dred dentists were on nn unoi REGULAR $7.98, 50% WOOL. 72" x 84" WALE CAN OPENER. $2-00 fatal infection. No Guarantee Of Hikes Place Mat Sets Changchun arid Soviet Mambat 'Vay is being, tried is that he failed tanker U.S.I^. Marias, both laden strike in Survey, Sussex, Kenfii , PU FFS Telia O f Gruesome Fladlngs Neither Mr. Truman then, nor Rodion Malinovsky were reported to set a zigzag course in waters with fuel oil, were damaged. The Hampshire today,, refusing t* In a statement prepared for the Collet last night, offered any Extavia was most seriously burn­ CHATHAM ,“MARLEY” Twelve patterns i In resumed and "progressing smooth­ where enemy submarine contacts plj- false teeth to persona Special' Senate Atomic Energy guarantee that O PA would hike ed with much of her superstruc­ Regina Sfnpoth Cut Opener flotnl, fruits and scenic.. ly.” The conferees were brrang- had been, plotted. hmlth Insurance until the committee he told of the gruesome ceilings as a result. ture destroyed. E. M. Amar, Long $14.98 to$29.95. Practreal—saves laun* ^ Ing, among other things, early en­ Atomic Bomb Materials Keyes, who comes from Antigo, are raised to $42 from tlin pi Green, I'.lue, Rose and Cedar, $6.98 A Beauty in White and Chrome AC; $1 .9 8 , findings of a party which inspected Even before Collet’s announce­ Beach port manager, estimated deling clotha. Bet ... try of airborne Nationalist troops Wis., said that when the loud rate of $25JI0. The dentlsta Trim. » -P the devastated cities after the ment was made General Motors speaker system failed, the officer that damage to the dock, other into Maijchurlri. agreed to give emergency OTHER PUA.CE MAT BETS ^ to |a,M, Japanese surrendered. Chinese Communists, whose op­ corporation and the ClO-Aiito Production Is Being Cut of the deck then ordered him to wharves and the ships, might total 25% WOOL, 72” N 84" She wiU be delighted with one of these He said most persons within a meat to former aoldlera ' position to the MO-lntle northward Workers scheduled resumption of go below and pass the word more than $l,00Q,00b. beautiful Puffa. U gh t weight but warm. mils of the bohibd died quickly— tnrned prlsoneca e f war thrust of the Nationalist ground negotiations today over the un­ throughout the ship to all hands No Serlons Injuries either from the great heat of,the Washington, Dec. 6.—(F>—Thol But the report did say that dectelon hy the MlnlsGTr eif SILEX COFFEE MAKER forces has been only sporadic, now ion’s 30 Per cent Wage increase to go topside. , NO serious Injuries were report Lady Pepperell BLANKETS blast or injuries suffered in de­ United States Is ctitting produc- ’’reduction in force st the atomic I are poised to enter Harbin, more demand. Earlier in the day these He said he passed the word ed but approximately 25 men were ..— j___ ' . . BEAUTHi'UL PRINTED molished buildings. tion of atomic bomb materials in bomb project near Knoxville" sc­ than-300 miles north, of Mukden, talks had been postponed Indefi­ throughout the after section of the treated for burnt and suffocation. *■*}«*** , Cedai', Blue, Rose, Green, Etc. $2.75 — $4.45 '■ Many who escaped 'death' by nitely. at least one of the key plants | counted fqr the principal increase $5.95 a disj^tch to the new Szechwan .ship but wds not* able to get for­ Two Coast Guard Are boats' New Vork. O fj 5. -_a blast or bum, Morrison said, "died The corporation earlier had where the revolutionary w ea^n in unemployment in the area, FINE CHENILLT: s,' daily reported. ward. He returned to t^ bridge were lost, --©ne waa crushed or i fjrdm the effects of mdlum-llke countered the union’s demand was developed. | The USES survey did not men- swamped between two ships b e in g '*l.fl*e Lon^nen^^ w 25% >VooI, 72” X 84” ‘ , rays emitted in greet number"from Peace HiagM oa CWang Attitude Thls was disclosed in a routine tion job Conditions in the Wash- ■ and so reported to the m icer of SILEX COFFEE DISPENSERS Table Cilths In Yenan, Chinese Communist with an offer of an average 10 per the deck. He said the assign­ tugged out but ail members of the end lo w " the bomb at the instant o f the ex- cent pay raise. .This, GM said, official reiiort on job ' conditions.ington state area where another crew were rescued. Another Coast | today by a Federal grand Lever arrangement provides ac- Informants told Associated Press made, public today by the U, S.^huge atomic bomb project ia lo- ment required about five minutes Bath Mat Sets • plosion. wodid -rslse the pay -of its em- Guard fire, boat tied up at the Shell charges of wUfulty atlenij CHATHAM “STANLEY” Blood FuncUoa Impaired Correspondent John Roderick that He said he saw Captain MeVay fcurate amount ,o£ coffee for each X* ployes to'a level 30 per cent shove Employment service. ™ u., “ CO. docks, caught Are and burned evade inoome a n d ------$ r . 4 5 the question of peace or war in The report said: , ’ l President Truman, while mak- on the bridgip before and after he "54x56 $2*98 "This radiation affects the January, 1941. T^e union refus­ to the water line but there were no takes of $2472.76t Blue, Rose, CIreen and Cedar. cup bl6od-forming tissues in the bone China hinges on Generalissimo "Declining volume in the pro- ing no- reference tq the exUrtt of went below and five minutes after the government frens eetre*'. $4.98 Chlang Kal-Shek:a willlngneai to ed, and the company withdrew Us he returned he heard the captain injuries. . . marrow, and tha whole function of proposal. duction o f atomic bomb materials producUon, disclosed at a recent Three Explosions Heard . rations coropilalnf Ihe^^ --• ■ 4 $3.98;:.-"':;' blood Is impaired," the former accept the principle of a demo- at Oak Ridge; 'Tenn., caused a news conference that this country give the order to abandon ship. IKMfHfWaMMUKMWttIKIICWIUKiKWWWMIKlKWWWW Collet directed government A. C. Duree, Long Beach A n duuniw chnin. V. Bt REMEMBER I SANTA IS IN TOYLAND ; ^ .1 U niveiflty of uUnols physics in­ ctatlb coalition government. They drop in employment (during No- iitiU is making atondc )>omba. He said MeVay shouted the or­ gebn F. X. MnOsjhnr Four patt"iT.3 In ah eolrir i;erp4f'’.fltin':". r ’ ■ ' '■ . ’ . . ' ’ % said Chlang has not been willing agencies dealing with various der to ifien Uniag the ship’s rail, chief, said the Are apparently THURS. A N D SAT., 8 TO 6 A N D 7 TO 8:30 P. M. . structor related. 1 phases o f the wage-price policy to vemher) in the KnoxvUle area and He said they would be « • « » started at Berth 54 after three ex­ ama, which rcpnishtM MuIUTOolor l^..ul djSiGTia . ciJlr.’.-.-1 { —■ ' i. ; :.:U Y'- L ."The blood doss nqt coogulfts, to take Oommunlsta into the gov­ and Keyes did not think there use the new 83 per cent figure In nwiueed Its clseeification from one I experimental purposes and adoea — , .... plosions that w e n heard shortly tha yenn; lfi4f-64 Inc ounds tn Blu^, Rose, Oreen, Peach, but poses in many spots through ernment in the past S f s t ^ ^ t labor demand to one that the bom> actually couW oe; were many remaining be^w then, comparing the increase In averege before midnight throughout the {the Inrgfet ever retmr* Rise, Black and White, Wine and Rod. cT:r:^. ' , the unbroken skin, and internally ;insbimy to sell that point to of h aiat^d supply." *'sed for peacetime pursuits. pnee; Lt. Corner. John Reid, New Lon- j Indletmeni filed ln :4 | » it.JW.IIAMI<»iu> i t n : GREE^ STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH the generalissimo caused the fall- straight lime, hourly earnings of ' ■„ f ■■ • •. Yr.', ssepa into the cavities of the No figures were given lor ellhjr %nternst*onal security has becn| ' ipederal dlstHct ef Nfiw % MAMCNtSTSii C o n n * (Coattnued o* Page Tea> (Cbatlaued o* Page Ten) *« ., . SALES I SOTHER Ife/.TlX SET.'!...... '.fT.CS'ta < n , ^— the plant or the orea,^ Jachieved. <0 **tlaiM6 * F* | 6 Four) ’ , ^CeatlaiMd ob Page Z«a| ,(OoBtiBued « • JPaga Feurl 0 } . '■}.. mAnunr-rjifift EVtTaiTC ITERALD. MANCHESTER,'CONN^ THURSDAl^, DECEMBER%,.W4i rX G B BIANCHEOTER EVENING HERALD* llANCHESTElk CONN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6,1945 X

governor-elect miccecd a governor- field aervlce; ln-*ervice training, Pine Acres Terrace conducted by Dr. P. Roy Brammel, Foreign Trade Naval Officer r with the help of tha AA program to them for they avoid tha tampU- iqgamy aide of Ufa—now thay ars elect In CHaea V’here the latter can­ Teachers Plan Uiiioii to Hold Its program Is non-sectaitan and jo y in g tha fruits of their efforts nual Meeto dean. School of Education, TJni- Is based upon 12*polnU devisM by have pulled themselves out oi the tlon to drink. not aerve la favored by a 30,000 Soon' to Gel Gas They have seen tha worst and I to stior sober. majority. veraity of Connecticut, and CSTA Interest Grows Public M eeti^ the founders of A A In 1984. Since slough Into which they had fallen The round flpire totala given out Quiz Program ih-aervice committee chairman; Aiiiiiial Event Hospital Hea(i that time thousands have benefit­ to gain first their own self respect Vote Trailing yeaterday «ere; and public felationa, of which Lyn­ ed by following the AA program and later that of their ' reUUves, Annual Seaalona — Yea, 26,000; don U, Prattt CSTA execu^ye aec- Hartford, Dec. 6 - (g>)— Govern- • The Alexander Jarvia Company Of AA Tonight of day-to-day abstinence from friends and neighbors. These men No. 8S,000. retary, will be director. “ Christmas Banquet to Be or Baldwin said today that 731 Green Appointed New ia inatalllng gaa mains iR Pine drink that have proved harmful to and women freely admit that with­ ^posed Amendment Salur}’ Increaae -r Yea, 31,000; Will Seek to Belter OreeUnga will be extended by Connecticut manufacturers, ap­ Acres Terrace, as well a« running them In the past out the help given by the AA gheY N(x 29.000, Thomaa F. Riehardaon; New Hav­ ■ On Sunday, Dec. 16 at proximately double the number of Superintendent of Fair* laterals to ail of the houses. This Unusual Gatliering at Beady To Aid Aloohelloe probably would today be derelicts G>nsUtution 7,000 Unflerntaiiding of Ed* en, CSTA preaident, and Albert C. is a rather big Job as there are to on rapidly drifting toward that §*0 .Licutenajit Oovernor—Yea, 45,- the state’a pre-war .exporting field Institution - ’The local member# are living ex­ 000; 710, 15.000. ucational Prohleiiig Merrlam, New Haven, atate direc­ The Sports Center flrma, had requested listings In ex­ be 110 houses to be furnished the North End Auditorium amples of the worth of the AA sUte. But today they have no ^ h in d on Ballotfl Cant Vole K«leemely l.lght tor, National Education Aaaocia- port directories of Connecticut Service. program. When they relate their fears of what intoxicants can do There are more thai) 200,000 Newtown, Dec. 6—UP)— A Naval * —Five Speakers. If Ench town In the atate ia en-1 National Preaident Emil Rieve products which are being published Because of manpower shortage experiences tonight It Is hoped Hartford, Dac. With only ' eligible votera in the 21 commun- Hartford, Dee. 6 <>e) An "In­ by the International division o f the tlUed to aeiul one or more teacher of the Textile W’orkera Union of officer who was doing psychiatric as well as inability to get the there will be many In the audience towna aUll to vote, the propoaed itiea which have not yet taken formation Pleaae” program In State Development commiaaion. neceaury pipe the work was held Whiten Memorial LlbAury audi­ who wUl 'he able .to. say to them­ repreaentative. America. CIO. will be the gueat of work at Pearl Harbor at the time ^ Randment to tha atate conatitu- part In the referendum, but the which hundreda of Connecticut He said Connecticut was the first up until, now. torium thia evening at 8 o’clock selves: "That’# Just the way I have Ml providing for annual, rather vote on the amendmenta haa been Preaident Frank Reilly, hla aaao- the Japanese attacked will be the teachera will aeek to Improve their state to undertake publications of In the past the residents of that win be the acene of a gathering been." To those who are so sf* ■ W nnial, aessiona of the Leg- extremely light In the 148 towna elate officera and the membera of this kind. new superintendent of the Fair- section have depended on Phllgaa. flicted the A A Is wUllng to hold ture U trailing by 7,000, accord- \yhich already have acted on them. nnderatanding of varied educa­ Expressing satisfaction over Buch aa Manchester never has had tional problema haa been ached- Battle Ix>oiiiiiig Local 63, TWUA of Cheney Broth- field State hospital here. out a helping hand. TOey will ( to round figure totala on the Tile towna atlll to vote, aome,hot thi.s sign of increased interest in an opportunity publicly to aee ber welcome any who have an alcohol­ k By the n ww . era aiat methe om6th annual unnaimaaChrla'tmaa ------... A fter a special meeting of the i ijjoting fumlahed by the office | until 1947, are Anaonia, Briatol, I ^1^ hy the Connecticut State fore. At that tlnw and place the ic problem to approach them look­ Teachers aa.sociation Department' On Fay O O O t n S banquet of the union to be held | Connecticut Board "of Trustees yesterday. I Secretary of the State Charlea } Derby, Farmington, MIddlefleld, Miuicheater A A wUl celebrate the ing for the aid the A A member# of Classroom Teachers for Satur- | • ^ 1 Sunday, Dec. 16 In the Sports Cen- manufacturera, Oovernor Baldwin Chairman Charlea G. Morris an­ first anrhversary of Its organiza­ 'TgaatU. ' Middletown, Naugatuck, New Brlt- ter. Wells street, at 1 V c lo c k .! d ec '*"*! ^^at "by aiding our In- know they need. They know they Tha, amendment to Increaae the i aln, Plainville, Portland, Preaton, day. Dee. 1.5, at 9;30 a.m. in the nounced the appointment of 39- tion. AU In Manchester— male .or High School hall of the Houae of Repre.senta-, n -e a i,e». I Prw»<«l«nt Rieve has recently re-1 doftrles to develop ample foreign need this aid because they have of leglalatora from $300 t o ; Shelton, Shenuan, Slmabury, Washington, Dec. 6. -Leg | turned to the United States after I markets for their products we are year-old Lieut. Comdr. William F. female— who have an alcoholic needed It themselves In the past aeaalon la running ahead by Southington. Stamford, Trumbull, tivea. State Capitol, Hartford Green who W'as placed on the in­ problem and those who are sin- Teachersa A !■«. n participating|sni lia i |/cx tiii^ will Isintlon to give Federal workers' • an------Inspection■------..... trip ... to....-w.. bsttle-scarred ' taking out insurance which will and are grateful that such aid was g.OOO votea, and the amend- Weat Hartford, Westport, Weth- ' ~ help our factor^les keep busy In active list by the Navy In Octo­ ------NOW PLAYING cerely Interested in helping this extended to them. to gain from these expert., insight ® 20 per rent nay boost head-1 European countries and Great Brit- worthy movement are Invited to ^I^PlET^SIlgCTIOIMTO^QUAllTyi' providing that a lieutenant ciaficld.and Windham.______the future and which will thereby ber. Manchester Members into phn.ses of the iriRin problems of e«l to ,u , n»rlod has been about 30 o c r - " " !! „ Ladles' Night, was held at No. 3'a Born in New Milford, the aon~^ Edgar Kennedy in past year. Chief among these are PHARMACY George G. Ashton, Organist. CSTA director of research and , .P* ^ , Following the banquet a fine en- houae last night. Each of the com- FY-ed R, and Catherine T. Green, “Capt. Tugboat Annie" Rev, Alfred E. WUllama, rector of Silver Tea ProfcMlonal Pharmadets ______' i tertainmiint will be given St. Mary’s Episcopal church and 1 panlea was repreaented by four the new auperintehdent, who ia E. W. Brown, Pharmacist Soloists — High School Students ELASTICS RADIO USE membera. married to the former Adrienne Probation Officer James Duffy. It Saturday, Dec. 8, 3-8 P. M. 487 MAIN ST. TEL. 4258 ^ ^ ^ “ ' To Be Returned to Florida — FRID AY — . is the Intention of the committee PRACTICAL SERVICIPJC. Sedrick Straughaii was again LaBaute of Abbeville. La., was DELIVERV W a l U a e 'MCRMt Poet War Future! Fiiion to Elect named to head the general com, graduated from Harvard in 1928 to give them recog;nltlon at the Home of Miss Berry and '4^ FREE MOVIE DAY! meeting tonight for the sustained , V The Industry With the Become a ProfesNlonal Radio Bridgeport, Dec. 6.— (g*i- - An- ‘ d\ee‘ I mittce and Nick Angelo was nam- and from Harvard Medical school Miss Collins, thoritio.s announced last night that B U Y A BOND interest they have shown. DOG Serviceman. Practical Instruc­ ••"etary. -me treasurer will In 1932. 0\t raPHAOnCAL INSTBUCnON 666 Walter Dodge Schacht of Trum­ Ofl leers Saturtlavi Is Non-Seetarian Bolton Center I be Raymond Hennequin. HU career before coming to the AT THIS THEATER tion. bull, 20-year-old ex-Marine said The Manchester AA has grown COLD PREPARATIONS ------' Other Commltteea Fairfield State hospital In 1940 ifcvening Claaooo—Limited Enrollment. ACT NOW—Call, Write by Detective Lieut. Joseph Morri.s FRIDAY AND SEE greatly during the first year of Its Benefit Bolton 1.3B DVMP LKiUlD. TABLETS, SALVE, Other committees named were: conaUted of a year of general in­ ^ PbMc d-ldM — Open 5lon. through Tburs., Noon to • P. 51. to have admitted holding up a THIS M OVIE FR EE ! org^anizatlon and hopes to Increase CongrreKational Church NOME DROPS The annual election of officers I Dinner, Ken Smith, William Hun- ternship at Long Island College TBVCK tavera and abducting a waitress of Local 63. TWUA. CIO of Cheney Its membership to a much larger 1 . 0 8 Caution uae only as directed. nlford, James „ Schaub, Frank hospital. Brooklyn, N. Y.; two Buildinsr Fund «E W ENGLAND TECHNICAL'INSTITUTE In Clearwater, Fla., last ween. Brothers will be held Sunday, Dec. ' extent during the ensuing year Saa firts whanUng aad la . . . , j - ... „ ____ _ - , Schlebenpfiug; Tickets. Allan years of specialised training in OR B Y P A Y IN G irtghtly aad hsauUfuUp IM TRUMBULL STREET — HARTFORD 1, CONN. would be returned to the southern, 9 at 2:30 In Tinker Hall. The;The; Freihelt Oeorre Mav Thomas Mc- THE REGULAR ______te 1. JSJ • psychiatry and neurology at the yes sTsr saw! Ssvaa and a kalf-iMh hsIgM. coloisd. BMUR* city rather than face prosecutlo:i nominating committee has pre-1 K i„n *v Joseoh Tavlor- Floor and Boston Psychopathic college; three ADMISSION PRICES! sam? slate of omcera , music, Fred Johnson, years on the staff of Bellev’ue hos­ DRESSER SETS | the youth ^130 of last year. President. Fraak man j^„jrew Ansaldi, FrancU pital. New York city, and two R eilly;, vice president, Matthew BIr Assortment! | McCuIlum; Refreshments, Robert years on the ita ff of the Institute Some words fool you: SHOE SHATES Paton; treasurer, James F»8arty I r , , Harry Fnavell, Sedrick of Living at Hartford. Hare*f HsppInoM S7.M aad np [ARTHUR DRUG STOREvS! Ramav* Stniif*, AM N*w Sptwkl* M and secretary. Tude Vince. atraughan. Raymond Hennequin: 1845 Main SL Rublnow Bldg.M Jacob Szucanszky has been nom -; Rntertalnment. Arthur Lashlnske, Becomes Father of Twins '/ for tko Littia foNu HICKORY SKIS DENTAL PUTES mated as a trustee of the local to Earl Chambers, Joseph Barrett, $11.95 and np succeed Thomas T^-otter, resigned. Albert Soblelo. Hartford, Dec. « —W — State CA8TINO RODS ;n 6 n u s H i N ^ While no date was selected last Auditor Joseph B. Downes had a $1.59 Film .Actress’ 5Iother Dies night U was decided to conduct ddiible reason for passing oute ,, . U the party along the same lines as cigars today. Mrs. Downes gave BOXING OLOVBS KlcmlU «n4* inwj. h»r«- Hollywood, Dec. 6 l/P) - Him year, when It proved a big XMAS TREES till kmthinc. •Iiul »■» birth to twin daughters yesterday FRI. - SAT. AND SUN. BRIL $6.95 Set ikrids* In a slat* al waltr. add a liltlr ActrejMi Susan Petera, partially 1 at the W. W. Backus hospital'In Large aelertloa of froah cut A-1 kitcnil*. Praila! SUina, diiralafatlaM paralyzed since Jan. 1, when she GREAT FIRST POOL TABLES aad dantara adori dUaaptar. laar taalfc Norwich. The Downee’ have two qiukUty Balsam aad Spruce. Ray was accidentally shot on a hunt­ 2 RUN FEATI^RES! S4.S8 yonr tree now! aparUr lika a»». Aak raar dragfiit Resigns as State Solon other daughter! and a son. means... lada|! (•> KItanlu. ing trip, lost her mother yeater­ a DOLL CARRIAGES CORNER OF CENTER AND day. A heart attack claimed Hartford, Dec, 6 - (iFi — Mrs. AT CIRCLE PRICES!. STONE STREETS S4.98 and up KIEENITE the Brushlesi Woy-: Mrs. Abby Cainah.in, 52, at St. Helen W. Nawrockl. the former John’s hospital, Santa Monica. Mra. Helen W. Zblkowaki, resign­ Susan and her husband. Richard Round and Square Oet Kleenite Today At Weldon ed yesterday, as atate representa­ Quine, recently discharged from The TRUE Drug Co. - J. W. Hale Corp. - Cen­ tive from Bristol, announcing she DANCING the Coa.st Guard, .were at the bed- CutaaiCanBal ter Pharmacy - Quinn’s Pharmacy waa going to make her home In Every Friday Night, 8;S0 BRIL and All Good Dmggtata. aide. the future at Rochester. Minn. stoiyof two Mrs. Nawrocki’s flrat husband, an YEOMAN’S HALL f illa it ■ m Army captain, was killed in the Columbia means... Philippines In April, 1942. Softy Cnddlyr HAIR SHAPING COMING TO KEMP'S Pais! StVFFED ANIMALS t t . w T«*8 the Talk of the Town* 1.98 3.98 4.«m , BY JAMES FAMOUS LAUNDERAU CHAIR 3.49 / Ohnarfol, coksfal Kaxleaa BY JACOBS CO. = = THE NEW s s dsrijni la a wsU Budn ItMla chair that will taks kasd IS HAIR SHAPING AT ITS BEST! * THE COMPLETE AUTOMATIC knocks. 194neh knight. HOME LAUNDRY OAK GRILL but B h u a im N E CONSIANCE GRACIE 763 Main St. Tel. 5680 ffvary Drtlt Sty Wnsft One " For Your Eating Pleasure Today! always means... . ROAST STUFFED TURKEY . Beniielt'Fields / BAKED SHORT RIBS OF BEEF If he's like most bosses, he probdbly watches your "on timo' CHICKEN CACCIATORE I VEAL SCALLOPINE WITH MUSHROOMS Piirii kVor! record in the morning . . . and remembers it w hen BROILED SWORDFISH fWyWWWAAAfl promotion, raise, or bonus time comes along! How do 6 LN ANB eeatHi Dry Fo o d Y o HiC DINE AND DANCE TONIGHT you stand with yo u r b o ss? HOLSTEB SBr P o o W i l l L o v i I To the T o b m at ____ 1 . 4 9 ART McKAY AND HIS ORCHESTRA Lcathor holstnr with a |ua Trib Mtlr m t •kM k’* Ois Owv holt and shoulder strap, hr eiMMr. TIim'* kMMw Pi( Chr» DANCING EVERY MONDAY - TBURS. and SAT. RiiJdu J • K :!l hreu;'L Beallstle plaStlc gun. , bM • Smw h f ntUtt m hr. la In*. 'America's Finest since 1840 O oas ha feel you "don't Cora" — because you Q FINE WINES — LIQUORS AND BEER la« Bwnnk, *tf» swliml Bia Ctiia always seem^b be punching in lata to rK ctiiBf ttoiBw t|Fto ito^B to^^^^^ H IT NO. 2 ... and than mumbla somaihing about AaS Of Omr a knut dMa a trmk 30 OAK STREET TELEPHONE 3894 aMM eiH tar fMir Sat, h> aal (wa iba traffic pr parking? Just Received! kaal sarUrfiaaM riaah (raiMn all. Iha' BMat sratalat, aitawli, rWaailar aaSl A LL METAL adiat taaS aMatiaIr anriM ka eati W.ASTE BASKETS Ckw» wrraMali a 4aa mmh hr Mej ■raSIMra llart farOas On Chair laM Beautifully Decorated! Saa—an rtR S la I.M . 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PAGE lIANCHEaXER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6,1941 Manchester evening herald. Manchester, conn, Th u r s d a y , De c e m b e r e. i m b f W * elation o f their aeryices, presented lata Into the rovemment Immedi­ Leajfiie Picks to Mrs. Clark a pair of gold ear­ ately was totfflly false, Ycnan lead- Lt. Haraburcla Seated as Master rings, and to Mrs. Atexandar Mc­ PINEHURST MEATS BRING THE CHILDREN [uch Supper', em assert. Kenna, a pearl and gold lapel pin. ** ' Full Employment Plan The approaching peace talks at its Officers Both families are moving to New We have 350 pounds of Fresh Eaatem Dressed Spare OPEN SATURDAY Chungking, . likely to decide the Is Listed Dead t. Jersey before Christmas, the Mc­ TO RUE THE MERRY GO ^ell Amended entire course of the future, would Kennas to Mrs. McKenna's old Ribs leominR in for a special Kraut and Spare Rib fea­ be helped by considering little pub­ home in Vineland, and Mr. and i ture. Use them for a Saturday meat course . . . they iged in Congress ROUND AND LET THEM licised Communist demands, Ifenan I.d9cal Flyer Had Been Mrs. Harry Rylantler Mrs. Clark and their four boiml are easy to cook . . healthful and money saviuR. The n ig h t s T i a 9 175 *t Sale says. are going to Columbus, near Tren­ Poultry we have for this week-end is all Farm Fresh . . . Sk Indonesians Killed Reported Missing Over Uioseii as Pre.sidciit ton. Mre. Wllllama also presented the seven bond drives during the SEE SANTA AND SNOW Held at Thirty-eight Indone.slana have and you may order Native Fryers, Broilers or RoastinR Long Way front Being D E C 8th. lath, and 22nd. x y r U e Germany a Year Ago By Church Women to tbs retiring president, Mre. war, not counting bonds bought Urth Methodist been killed In recent skirmishes In Reynolds, a gown and jacket set. Chickens. Our Fowl for Fricassee will be in the popular Program OriginaRy by people living In the town who WHITE. the Soembaja sector, the British :L The League members instead of 5 to 6-pound sixes. ^ ' )>ought bonds at defense plants. FRIDAY, DEC. 14th, 21at. Army announced today. Thirty-one Mra. Harry R. Rylandcr of HARTFORD’S FAVORITE DEPT. STORE Flriit Lieutensnt Edward F. Har-, exchanging glfta among them­ Endorsed by Roose­ Miss E. Anne Clark waa called ChrlitmM Mae and eupper were killed In brushes south of Haynes atreet was elected presi­ ahurda, aon of Frank Haraburda. selves, made donations to the' to East Hampton Friday, owing ^ North Methodlit Woman’* the city and seven by Indian troops of 138 Oak atreet. reported miss­ dent ol the Women’j Lcag“uc of:nursery toy fundi velt and Truman •ty of ChrlitJan Service laat clearing a railway station Immedi­ SPARE RIBS poiund 25c to an.aeeident in/which her sister. ing In action over Cologne, Ger­ the Second Congregational chulchj The hostesses Mrs. Havden Miss Maud a srk , fell and broke wae moat aucceaeful, both ately west of the naval base. many on November 20, 1014, la . .. ■ ■ Griswold, Mrs. Loydon Clark and Have a feast of Kraut and Spare Ribs. Theae are not By Jamee Marlow ly and Snanclally. All com- Food shortages plagued Euro­ at Its annual meeting I t e George F. Borst, served as- a part of her elbow, at the tip. now officially listed as dead, the ordinary Spare Ribs, but strictly Fresh Spare Ribs . . . . ENLARGED TOILETRY SHOP! _ f worked harmonlouely un- peans at Bandoeng today. The Eu­ War department has Inforjmcd hla church yesterday afternoon, Mrs. ,,,o]|.ted sandwiches, «hipcakcs and IVashington, Dec. 6—(/P)— The Miss Clark, a former regent of Colonel Henry Champion CSiapter, ' the chalrmanahlp of the prrsl- ropean resident* in the summer father. Lieutenant Haraburda was Rylandcr succeeds Mr.s. Ferris K. tea. from a buffet table decorated Eastern dressed . . . lean with plenty of sweet meat BO-called “full employment" plan D.A.R., Is the daughter of the of the Boclety. Mm. Orlawold capital have been boycotted by a pilot on a P-51 Mustang. Just Reynolds, wife of the pastor. with Christmas red and green. on them. And the K^aut . new fall pack from one got hit by q truck in Congress; native merchants for two weeks previous to his being reported Four vice presidents were elect­ late Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark of •U- . . . of the best Kraut makers. It’*, a long way from being a full Porter Hill,Hebron, where her ala- 111^1 * opened at four o clock and have been unable to buy fresh missing he had been awarded the ed as follows; Mrs. George K. employment plan pow. ter and .brother Philip now live. early comem found the larjrc vegetables, eggs or milk during Air Medal for "exceptionally meri­ Borst, Mrs. Fred Pohlman, Mrs. Report Given on Pood Pricea Link SausaRC Chuck Ground ixy and the eoclal room appro- that time. torious service In aerial flight.” Alexander H. Barber and Mrs. Preflldent Roosevelt was for the Mrs. R. E. Foote, chairman of There were no new reports of FRESHI.Y CHOPPED ately decorated In green and Well Known in Sparta Wallace Jones; other officers are, Boston, Dec. 8 — — The Re­ BaR SausaRe plan In principle when Senator Hebron’s war fund drive, say* .V fighting in such troubled areas as HAMBURG — X9e pound wtth a brightly Illuminated Lt. Haraburda was 27 years of secretary, Mrs. Frank V. Wil­ gional Bureau of Labor Statistics Murray (D-Mont) offered It In the that there is still abonut $200 Give Perfume Bandoeng. Scmarangt and Am- Veal Roasts iotipaj tree on the platform, age and was graduated from Man­ liams, and treasurer, Mrs. Albert of the United States Department Soup Bones Senate 11 month* ago. President lacking In the quota of |1,S90. 'patronage at the hand-made barawB, where sporadic outbreak* chester High achool In 19.38. He L. Post. of Labor reported today that Grote’s Frankfurts StewinR Beef Truman endorsed It, too. However, this town has the larg­ n and gift table was good. had been reported as late as yes­ was a student at Unlveraity of Raymond Thomaa average retail food pricca for Representative Patman (D-Tex), est percentage of any town in terday. - Hold Christmas Pargy Jig was also brisk at the food ConnccUcut where he played base­ _____V A Christmas party followed tha moderate Income families In­ FOR YOUR PET shortly after the Murray bill went Tolland County, to'wards its quota. The Gift candy table and the various ball, basketball and football. He RajTTiond Thomaa was installed creased three-tenths of one per into the Senate, Introduced • an All concerned feel that Uils is a 1 departments of tho b.'isaar. annual reports and routine busi­ waa commissioned In February, for a second term aa. Master of cent In Bridgeport and declined 5c and 10c B urs of Dor Bones. 2Vi pound botes of identical measure In the House. very good showing for a ■ town lj{ A Beal Family Hour ness of the meeting. Mrs. Borst 1944, having entered service in the Manchester Grange, No. 31, P. of led in chorus singing of Christmaa one-tenth of one per cent In New Horse Meat, 55c. Cadet Dor Food, 35c Jar. Bombo,.. Each declared: with a population of only about l^.llm. James Monroe’ Qage. wife Dorcas Society Army Air Forces in February, Haven between mid-September "All Americana able to work and 1.000, and one not classed among o f Romance the pastor; and Mrs. Mark ¥ H., last night at Installation cere­ carolo, with Mrs. Re\-nolds at the Pard.. .Gaines and most drM doR foods. 1942. piano. Mrs. Borst and Mrs. Dean and mid-October. seeking work have the right to the wealthy towns of the state. It | lines, as official hostesses, tried Besides his father he leaves his monies held In the Masonic Temple. useful, remunerative, regular and mean* a contribution of approxi­ make all the diners feel at Enjoys Party W. Clark, both members of the PINEHURST GROCERY SUGGESTIONS itap-mother, one brother, Frank Hla associate officers for 1946 are choir, sang as a duet, "Under Hla fuUtlme employment and It la mately a dollar and a quarter from S) I , and as suggested by Pastor We have a fresh shipment of Dr. Jackson’s Meal (cereal) Harnburda, Jr., aoon expected to aa follows: Wings,” Mrs. Clark playing the the policy of the United States to each inhabitant, man, woman and From Wise Smith’.s won­ I, It was a real “family hour" he discharged from the Army, and ___whole families In attendance. accompaniment. Mrs. W. 'J. Tay­ 50c box. Scotch Tape in 10c and 25c sixes. 50c Jars assure the existence at all times child. Einaniiel Lutheran So­ four siatera. Overseer. Mrs. Gustavo Ander­ FRESH CANDY I The dishes were well cooked and lor read a Christmas story enti­ Hard Candy, N.B.C. Fruit Cakes and King Arthur Bis­ of sufficient employment oppor- Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Miner I derful and international­ son; lecturer, Sydney MacAlplnc: tunltlee to enable all Americans ed by a corps of experienced ciety Observes Christ­ steward, .lamee Baker; assistant tled, "The Gift of the Magi,” by Page & Shaw • SchralfCs cuit Mix are now in stock. We are RettinR many calls passed their 48th wedding anni­ who have finished school and who versary Saturday at their home ly famou.s collection of leers In the kitchen and walt- steward, Earle Hutchins; lady as­ O. Henry. for the new Popover Mix, and Joy Early American Muffin I w. Among the coffe boys no- mas Season Present Officers Mrs. F. V. Williams, In behalf 1ARTHUR DRUG STORES^ do not have fulltime housekeeping on Hebron Green. A quiet family sistant steward, Miss Charlotte Mix. The Joy Popover comes plain and in com mix. _ I were two In the service, Sher- Hutchins: chaplain, Mrs. Iva In­ of Lieague members, and In appra- 1845 hlaln S t Robinow Bldg.; responsibilities freely to exercise party took place and friend* and rare and exquisite fra­ Moora and Calvin Crooks, Jr. About 66 Dorcas Society mem­ graham; secretary, Mrs. Fred For the deer and wild poultry hunters we offer genuine this right." neighbors called. Many also sent To Scout Council There U was. It said people cards of- congratulation on the grances. Perfume pays was estimated that more than bers of the Emanuai Lutheran Manning; treasurer, Roy Warren; Wild Rice. enjoyed the meal which con- gatekeeper, Thomas Dunbar; wanted jobs had a ‘‘right’’ to jobs. evenL .5 church attended thq^nnual Christ­ subtle tribute to her per­ of baked ham, mashed po- Manchester Girl Scout officers Floral Miss Lois Buchanan; Ceres, Amzh{ Fait lelief Fer At last we have another shipment of Swiss Cheese (order , And It said the government would The Miners well remember their I and turnips, carrots and mas party and smorgasbord at the for 1946 were presented to tho Mias Jeanette Buchanan; Pomona, it sliced or in the piece), and plenty of tasty BLUE "assure” full employhient. wedding day, which took place In cole slaw, chill sauce, rolls, church la.^t night. The meal aa 1897, around Thanksgiving time. sonality. Council at a recent mcetlntr, by Miss Edith Anderson: executive REAL ESTATE CHEESE from Mayviile, Wis. Made Lot Happy. Other* Sick and pies in variety. usual when served by Mrs. Ida So- Mrs. Charles Crockett, chairman committee (3 years), Charles COUCHS This made a lot of people hap­ There wa* a heavy fall of snw, derburg wa.s excellent and the dec­ which some older people, and those of the nominating committee. Miss Yurkshot. •roMhiil InitalkM D it Ti Will pay cu h for your prop­ Come to Pinehurst Saturday any tjme between 9 a. m. py. They looked upon It as a direct orations In the church vestry and Mary Reilly will continue as com­ The work was In charge of a statement by the government that ’ Of middle age, may remember. The wt of Living A Rate CawklMillM—CoropounSed erty — anywhere in Man­ and 6 p. m. Plenty of Fresh Eggs and Pepperidge Farm Miners were fo r c ^ to make their on the tables were In keeping with missioner. Miss Jessie Hewitt will visiting team headed by John from, valuable Canadten Pine Bal­ it would make sure people had the aeaaon, miniature lighted be deputy comml.ssloner, Mrs. R. Robb, master of Mattabesset sam and other soothing hcallnK In,- chester. Bolton, Vernon or Bread. If you ’phone . . . please note that our awiteh* way on. an ox sled through drifts Christmaa trees, candles and STsdlanta Buoklay'e Canadlol Mix­ ■work. In some places 10 feet deep. They Jump Boosted P. Lambeck will continue as sec­ Grange No. 42. Assisting wore: South Windsor. No delay. board is clmed between 11:3Q and 1:30. ^ -t" V.. ;i? ' ture la different from anything you It made a lot of people sick, too. lived in East Haddam and to be greens. < retary, Mrs. Christine Harvey as Mrs. John Robb, as chaplain, Mrs. ever tried—all mediratton—no ayrup. Inside and outside Congress. They P During the supper hour carol treasurer and Miss Emily Smith Gladya Bolsevert, emblem bearer; ■aekleyfe Aela ■ 'Ways—To Looeen married they went to the home of (Osnttnoed from Paga Owe) ■Inging waa enjoyed followed by Phlegm, To Soothe Raw Hembranta, Howard R. Hastings looked upon this kind of proposal the Rev. Mr. Andrews, pastor of aa registrar. Mra. Marion 'White, regalia bear­ To Make Breathing Easier. as«a government promise to set the regular business seaalnn of the Mrs. Betty Hamilton was elect­ er: Miss Evelyn Robb, marshal You got results PAST—yon feel Real Estate Specialist the Millington Green church. He K.''*:. • - ' . x y- fWnker with the advance In Uv- organl3»tion and election of offi­ .he effect INSTANTLY. iv c a r i/ y I ic . up a perpetual WPA. performed the ceremony at hla ed to the.council; Mrs. Byron Boyd and Mrs. Winifred Johnson, pian­ ThU bill dragged through long eoaU since January, 1941. cers. The slate voted on for 1946 and Mrs. A- W . Blggerataff were ist. '.«-t at ouce-try Barkley’s r.%?TAD10I, 101 Phelps Road M,;. ‘ J '■-TPEFT parsonage and hla wife, son and llxlnrc-today. katisfactlon or money DIAL 415 month* In the Senate and finally daughter were the only witnesses | I'M Per eant Rcaecta IncreMe is as follows: proposed td the council for Brownie Annual reports read by the vari­ • aclc. 1je-85c—all drugslste. Phones 4842 or 2-1107 said he was advised by the President, Mias Alva Ahderson; waa passed. But It waa a watered to the marriage. work by Mrs. J. 8. Brown, organi­ ous officers showed that Manches­ Qulnn’n Pharmacy — Weidftn Drag Insurance MortRaRes down version of the bill Senator lor department that 33 per vice president, Mrs. Charles Bun ter Grange had a most success­ The Miners have lived in Hebron Take It from an Expert zation committee chairman. Store — Center Pharmacy. Murray Introduced . t **noat accurately reflects tbs set; secretary, Miaa Lillian Lar­ Mra. Gladys Meyer, representa­ ful year; gains were made In mem­ for a long term of years, former­ It had this change right at the In the coat of living be- son; treasurer. Mrs. Ralph Swan- tive of the leaders at the council bership and among the successful ly living in East Haddam and i those datea.” aon; financial secretary. Miss Vi­ meeting, announced that the lead­ projects sponsored was a two-day beginning: Franklin. They have two children, ■pedal presidential Cost-of- vian Larson; historian, Mias Hattie ers would hold a Christmas party fair at the State Armory. A Juven­ “ All Americans able to work and Mrs. Harold L. Gray and Charles, f committee headed by Wil­ Peterson; llbhirtan, Mrs. Edward at tho IfMCA on Wednesday, Dec. ile Grange was also organized with seeing work are entitled to an op­ both of whom live In Hebron. They | ANY UP^LSTERED CHAIR li. Davla reported laat spring Miffltt. 12, at 8 p.m. Miss Susan Zwlck, Mrs. Hazel Anderson as matron. portunity for useful, remunerative, 8 or 4 per cent should be add- The latter parf of the evening leader of Troop 5, 4s chairman of Announcement was made ' that regular and fulltime employment. g;randchildren. to the then estimated 29.5 per the carol singing was continued the party. \ the December 19 meeting will take Including self-employment In ag­ There was a general upset here 1 THAT’S \TORTHY OF THE NAME . advance to take account of and the executive committee the form of a Christmas party for riculture, commerce. Industry or when the snow of Thursday and quality merchandise and charge of the Christmas party dla the children of the members. It the professions." Friday made its appearance. News- Gone waa the phrase; "Right’’ to -‘-kii'' ' ’- i r " . .-.Mji. .... - ...... MUST COST AT LEAST $60 TODAY disappearanca *^ low-coat trlbuted the gifts which had been will take place in the banquet hall pajier deliveries failed. Some of 0 Christmas% Seals \ full employment. Now the bill said a from the market. attractively arranged under cf the Masonic Temple and the the school buses did not run, and CORDAY’S JET Christmas tree. Home Economics committee, head­ people w'ere "entitled” to an oppor­ telephone service waa more or less PINAUD’S LILIANELLE '^nia Collet order atatea that At Local StOfes tunity for fulltime employment. OPA la unable to estimate ed by Mrs. Carl Hildlng will be in disrupted. There was a report of a $ 15.00* $ 10.75* charge. Not Aa Strong Medicine number of cars stalled on the strip | If you pay much less— sit down very gently! increaaea resulting from wage AIho 88.00. 86.25, 830.00* sea "within' a feasonabla But elsewhere In the bill it *ald of road between here and Marl­ Also 8S.5fl, 87.50* Membership Drive The Girt Scouts have sta rt^ borough, but no bad accidents have of error" It diould wait to their salea of Christmas seals at the government had the "responsi­ experience baaed on "a rep- bility” to "assure” full employ­ been heard of. The road alluded to, the local stores, Dewey and Rich- Memorial Service between here and East Hampton, itative period subsequent to Gains Momentum man’s and J. W, Hale Corp., on ment. This wasn’t as strong medl- B. GRACEFUL FAN CHAIR rino ns the Murray bill. But it was Is called the worst stretch between A. TAPESTRY WING CHAIR wage or salary Increase." Thursdaya and Saturdays. On At St. Mary’s New York and Boston. It Is nar­ ' 8 ^oa>» OPA economists thought December 6 girls -from Troops 11 rtill too strong for thS'Houae Ex- Accurate reproduction of Chippendale; Sheraton style, with mahogany frame; trim pe-ditures committee; row. crooked and hilly In unex­ of cIo.se-sct bras* nailhead*. might apply to tbs automo- Beginning at tho lower age lev­ and 3 with Miss Emily Klasman pected places and a great many heavy ball-ln-claw feet; authentic period tndustry particularly, sines el—the Grammar School Boys’ and Mrs. Minnie Kissman, leaders, The House committee held hear­ tape.ntry.- . _ — $ 9 2 .5 0 ^ ings on the biy and this week ap­ accidents "have occurred there. _ current period 1* not represent- division—the program at the respectively, will be at the Chriat- Holy Communion will be cele­ $ 8 4 .9 5 “ Y” Is rapidly filling all the avail­ mas seal counters. On December 8 brated tomorroy morning Friday, proved a version far less fulsome An encouraging attendance is ^ttva of post-war production, and than the Senate-approved meas­ reported Sunday afternoon at the ; aeent price adjustments wer4 able time and apace in the gym girls from Mrs. Dorothy Jacobson’s at ten o’clock in St. Mary’t Epis­ C. TUFTED-BACK CHAIR copal church.',^** a memorial for ure. Now the whole House has to Hebron Congregational church at .j Mad on 1941 output. and in the game and social rooms. Troop 6 and Miss Evaline Pent- English lounge chair in tapestry, both col­ the late George E. Briggs, AR51 vote on the imeasure, w’hen and If It the Tri-County ChrisUan Union re­ ^ ■ A letter has been sent to the par- land’s Troop 10 will sell seals. orful and durable. Highly decorative, too. enta of aeventh and eighth graders Troop 1, Miss Fmlly Smith, lead­ 2-c, reported missing in action at gets before the House. hearsal for the coming Christmas .Even though the watered version pageant, which ■will take place at I [Siinese Await In the Buckland, Green, Hollister er, will work at both stores on Okinawa more than a year ago. $ 6 9 .9 5 and Robertson achoola, explaining Hla parents, Mr. and Mrs. How­ Which came out of the Senate call­ the church: here the evening of 4 Dec. 13. Troop 7. Mrs. Hugh ed \the measure a "full employ­ the co-operative plan by which Brgckcn, leader and Troop 14, Mrs. ard Briggs of 77 Laurel street, re­ Dec. 23rd. Soviet Advice these achools are using the "Y ” ceived official notice Monday from ment act," the House committee The Misses Sylvia Martin and { Thomas Morriaaey, leader, will toned this down and called Its bill building and equipment four aft- work on Dee. 15. Mrs. Lillian Mo- Secretary of the Navy Forreatal Alice ,/Markham...... were home for D. CHANNEL-BACK LOUNGE / the "employment-production act," (OaeUeeei troia Faga Oae) emoona each week and which lumphy’s Troop 2 will volunteer of hi* death, which It le.belleved part/hf the — week------end------from their | CHAIR ^ makes It possible tor the "Y " to Dec. 20. Troop 11 will send more occurred October 12. 1944'.', Speisks Of "High Level" dutjes as cadet nurses at the Law­ f: In smartly designed tapestry. Gloriously ^ i ;Tra of MaJ. Oen. Patrick Hurley’s Issue a special membership at a Scouts on Dec. 22 with girls from Friend* of George and bf the There’s nothing in the House bill rence-Memorial hospital. New trimmed with bullion fringe. ^ [iisiaolon aa United States ambas- reduced rate In this division. Ac­ Troop 12, Mias Jeanette Buchanan, family will he welcome to attend about full employmenL It speaks London. They .have completed four r f - 1 " months of training and received '^ lador, they aver. Any Impression tivities for the girls in theae leader. the memoriaL . of a "high level’’ of employmenL j -v j ■--«---- ■ : " ^ ’■ ' '■ ■•■’•’W w ■■<**» $ 6 4 .5 0 itto'it ------jhat Chiang was ready and will- schools are being planned in co­ ■Which means: The governmenV their caps at a special ceremony, "some weeks ago. Miss Martin is f 'ng to give In on that subject and operation with the County Y. W. wouldn’t promise jobs to everyone LENTHERIC SHANGHAI , COTY’S L’ AIMANT nor say it was obligated to tod the granddaughter of Mrs. T. D. ' ' nren had offered to take Commun- C. A., and announcement will ba $ 9 .7 5 * E. PILLOW-BACK CHAIR made soon of additional opportu­ Jobs for everyone. / Martin and Miss Markham is the $ 5 .0 0 * nities for glrla.in the “ Y” build­ So there’s nothing in the House daughter of Attorney and Mrs. Also' $2.25, 83.50. $5.00* A man’s choice lii comfort, a woman’s de- John A. Markham of Bupows Hill, Also fl.50, 82.75* DreBB-Up Sacque ing. HOW ABOUT TH AT NEW HOME version about • anywie’s “right” to llT:ht in colorful tapestry; trim of bullion Both the High achool and young a job or about the government Hebron. men’s division are planning to YOU HAV| BEEN PLANNING? - "assuring" anyone of a job. The late Mrs. Mary B. Tefft, """■ $64.50 enter teame in th# county baaket- In general the hill papsed by the wodow of Adelbert 'Tefft, a Civil ball league and with the growing SEE JARVIS.AT ONCE FOR EVERY DETAIL! Senate and the one piepding in the War veteran, ha* left In her will ‘membership these teame should tVe Invite yoo to laapect the raatertale and workronnehlp tneor- House would do this:/t*rovide Fed­ a bequest of 11,000 to the Hebron make a fine showing in tho league. porated Into the aeveral new homes we now have under conatruc- eral jobs as a laat tesort to pre­ Congregational church, it wa* re­ F. ENGLISH LOUNGE CHAIR The . young men’s division- is Hon. • - vent wide unemploirment. This cently disclosed. Mra. Tefft died could be done thjibugh a program at Cobalt Lodge at the advanced The style that goes so well with all periods sponsoring a folk and square of decoration, from Henry VIII to modern. dance to be held at the "Y ” on of public works.^ age of 101, about a year ago. She If the House' passes Up vetsion, waa the fohner Mias Mary Austin B Saturday the 15th; music oy JARVIS REAI.TY $ 7 4 .5 0 Doris Gibson and Stanley Eukera. then House and Senate will have to of Marlborough, and had lived dur­ Oflleei 6 Dover Road • Residenoei. 8d Alexander BL get together to try to make their AppUcations for membership m Phoaea 4118 or 7X78 — Weeh Dsya and Snndnys. ing her married life in Hebron, in .SIXTH FLOOB the men’s division qre being re­ two bills 1^ . former days at the Grayvllle sec­ But theTIouse probably won’t do tion and iq later years at Hebron ceived and their first gyro period anything till next year so tho final will be on ^^onday the 10th at Green. When the infimities of old answer-’ls still a good way off. five o’clock. The Indications are age made it necessary for her to make a change she went to Cobalt X . - . U'-'- that volley ball will be one of the Lodge, where she was well taken major Interests of this group. care of. Both Mr. and Mrs. Tefft b, ''.r i,, S ’ Hobron are burled in SL Peter’s cemetery here. Mr. Tefft waa a chronic In­ FRED'S valid following injuries sustained T ' ^ . , .. f . TAKE A TIP FROM The community, and Ih particu­ in the Civil War. While he waa - ' ■' lar. the Congregational church ablh to get about and do some THE OLD MAESTRO membera were saddened to learn work, he wa* never free from re­ CIRO’S NEW HORIZONS WEIL’S CASSANDRA Package Store Sunday at the morning services sult* of hardship* siutalned in the that Mrs. CTharUs A- Downs, wife war. They had no children but $ 1 0 .5 0 * $ 1 2 .5 0 * of the acting ,paAor of Hebron brought up one or two. boys who Also 85.50, 822.50, 837.50* Corner Spruce and Bissell Streets and Gilead churches, died Satur­ were about the M m e as aoiil to Also 18.88. f t l ’M* day 4it Uncas-on-Thsmes hospital, them. Mrs. Tefft’s generosity to the after an lUneaa of several months, church I* much appreciated. when she had lingered between T „ How Undor How life and death. Her maiden name waa Carrie Amelia Merrian, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Marlborough M a m tg e m e n i Merrian of LaOrange. Ohio, where i aha wag born in 1877. She waa a graduate of Oberlln College and Mrs. Gustave Johnson, Sr., has '4' 'T< was married to the Rev. Dpwne, returned home from the Hartford m JOSEPH J. FARR hospital Where she waa a patient June 25. 1902. They had lived in Iowa, South Dakota and this state. for aometimf. - Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson of Her husband aurvlves her, also By Mr*. Anne Cahut ’’SPOTS” ZANLUNOO New York city have been recent i When Grandma and the Great- two children, Mrs. Gordon Cun- guests of the Gustave Johnaon neen and ligslie M. Downs. There t* arrive to. pay their respect* family. ' i r "Junior'* he’d better he dre«*ed Proprieton are six grandchildren. Ueater-AusUn. well drillers, aomethlng extra pretty look- Mr. Downs’ place in the pulplU have finished drilling an artesian 1 L,ngi ; How about this flattering of the two churchea tore, Sunday. Just Received! well for John Walker. bmheted baby wool aacquc.all tied was taken by the Rev. Leon H. The local Grange will hold elee- ip BO handsomely with narrow Iturbi's Polonaise Austin of Rockville. \ion 'of officers tbla evening. l^ n ribbons? Use blush pink for We Hope To Give You the Same Mr. and Mre. WalUr C. Hewitt girl baby—French blue for a Sven Bdberg has been confined and received word Sunday of the death to hie home for eometlme foHoW' Music To Remetuber .of ttolr aunL Mrs. May Campbell ing an injury to his foot To obtain complete crocheting ■ .' k Courteous Service That Fred Eoc- of, ItjUUpan, Mae*., following a troctlona for the Drea*-Up Baby Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sweeney HOUBIG ANT CHANTILLY From the Hensational Pic­ long lllneaa. - tod daughter Bettv of East Hart­ DANA’S TABU )(w (Pattern No. 5055) send ture, “Song To Remember" She wX* a sister of the late Mrs, cents in Coin plus 1 cent poqt- c/if'no Has Done in the Past. ford were callers Mr* the laat of $ 7 .5 0 * $10.00* Charles Bsilev, Mra. Hewitt"* the week. B, Your Namp, Address and the mother, and had been a visitor at 88.78« Also 88.00, 818JW* Number .tp Anne Cabot, Evening Herald, 1150 Sixth .^te Hewitt home and In C61umbia. lie, New York 19, N. T. Che daughter survives her. ' , •Plus 88% Tax. Kemp’ s, Inc. URGE ASSORTMINT OF Leroy H. Getchell, chairman of Fnu will And handsome Christ- it knitUng and crolihet- the War Bond Drive, announce* REVLON OR CHEN YU -tliK t Hebron has "ag^ln gona "over I In th* new Aone Cabot, Th« Quality Stort WINES AND LIQUORS THI IOU TH »N N IW W O U N D TIUDMONI COMPANY PoHsh and Gift Seta issued. Plenty of last- the top" in its quota of 110,000. gift patterna—«m- ’ Furniture and Music He says that all bonds bought Up to Jan. 1, will ba counted in this [ARTHUR DRUG STOREsI appllque’ work and FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON Imom MIA BaalalMoaeM Malar Tu ire alao included. 763 MAIN STREET drive. Hebron has invested over •ihta. TEI.. .iRga \ ______■ - a quarter of a niiUlon dollars In

'M MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6,194S ,/■ - M ANUlbam !* EVENING HERALD/ MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 6.1945

Worker*’ union (CJIO), official, State Police department for a sum of $210,000 set aside for the said last night that the 300 em­ radio tower and coaxial cable at Tommy Maiiville function until after Pearl Harbor^ Local Officer construction of a tuberculosis ployes of the Plume and Atwood P. Oo Receipts Obituary the Litchfield barracks, $2,500 to Tnd Nidnns flan rliw trr itself, has provided one of the W ider Street First Case of Its Kind ^ Tax Refunds building at the Fairfield State hos­ Manufacturing company had vot­ the Uncaa-on-Thames sanitarium, To Marry Writer clearest and most typical. argu- pital In Newtown be 'used, instead, ed finanlmously to continue the Given Praise Norwich, for repairs and $19,040 Often ning Here Decrease for a building at the same institu­ strike they began Tuesday in a mitt® frralb mentsi'or unification of our Army Get Approval to the State Education depairt- Now Assured Is Handled by Local Court tion for the care, of ’’disturbed dispute over the discharge of the PVBUSHEO BT THE ' and Navy commands. For the rea­ Funerals ment to expand its veterans’ train­ Greenwich, Dec. 6—(45—Tommy OJ3f PRU^TINO OO. INC women patients.” president of their union local. sons tj^ Joint intelligence commit­ Sergt. Michael FilEger- COLUMN ing program. Manville, who’s l)ccn married so Sleepless NlgMs It BImcII Street cessary to take out papers of ad­ Drop Expected « i Serv­ During a dlscuaslon of the proj­ Dealeee say yearHtam eeetala U lUacliMter, Conn. Mrs. Mildred A. Haberern, wife Robert N, Veltch 27 Slate War Piants many times it’s scarcely news any tee was stymied Tinged from dif­ E. J. Holl to ^ Donate ministration on any ' veteran’s ald Is Commended fur ect of -publishing memorial book­ TtBOUAS rEROUSON of Lieut. Michacf Haberern, I T . S. . The funeral of Robert N. Veilch, You have no right to say more, is fixing to do it again. Oenerat Mannger ferences of opinion between Army death, whose estate was 11,000 or ice Men and Women By Hal Boyle lets with records of their division seeking Cause of Fatality I tba Last ' Strip of l^aiid of 24 Church street, for more than Whose Contracts Can­ I He has obtained a license here How To Hold rounded October 1. 1881 and Navy authorities as to how it A ir Forces of this town has been less. Since he was allowed full His Alertness Cihlnhslen, Manchuria—(fi’)—It tblsl” toouted Yu. for Connecticut servicemen, per­ Buay pMple hare to set up Bights. F Are Being Dificharged 20 years Republican ReglsUar of Ne4» Haven, Dec. 6.—(45—Po­ to w'ed Georgina Campbell, 27- ertsaaty passages with ■aartlagaadl , Erenln* Except NeetlocI fop Park Street appointed admlnistratpr of her pay for the time I that he was offi­ " I know I have no right,” aald celled Benefit formed under contract by Carle- awBetliBBt shows tlwre Is sooictfaiiig Krery should function down to the voters, was held this afternoon was two degrees above aero toe. lice conducted an investigation year-old British-born writer who FALSE TEETH end Hotldaye. Entered »t the husband's estate by Judge William cially reported missing, • the am­ Police Sergeant Michael FI' the little Japanese manager, bow­ ton B. CTyma, a New Haven news­ with your kidney* or bladdv. Don’t _ Navy’s claim that it couldn’t sup­ from the South-Methodist church. morning we accompanied Gen. Tu here today in an effort to learn will be his eighth bride. Tommy More Firmly In Place thheMdltloa and keeralaabla rastfsl jtee >t Mencheeter, Conn.. M S. Hyde of the Manchester District ount of the dead flyer’s pay would Postal • receipts of the Man- gerald haa been commended % Hartford. Dec. 6 — (45 — The paperman, it was reported that to Widening of Park atrecti'Srqm Rev. W. Ralph Ward, pastor, of­ Yu-Ming. commander of Generalis­ ing and grinning aa all Orientals how a man identified aa Sylvester got the license Tuesday, but can­ your f«l»r teeth annoy and em- WImb disorder of lUdoey fnawtiow Clw« Mali Metier. ply any office, space for stich a Probate Court. have exceeded the legal limit. ehester post ofllco for the month the Holland,,Cleansero and Dj’era state Finance Advisory committee furnish all Connecticut veterans barraea by allpplnz. dropping or Polsonons matter to rsMUn in yoor 1____ . the Park ^reet bridge to Main of Novemlier, 1945. were less by ficiated and burial was in East simo Chlang Kai-Shek’s north do when nervous, “but 1 beg of Naplerata, 42, of Hartford, suffer­ not use it until Sunday at the '•OBSOKIPTION RATES committee. Lieut. Haberern was first re­ Add to this there was a small Company, which has Its plant- in has approved toe refund, as pro­ with this service would cost $250,- wabbling when you eat. laugh or talk 7 nmyslsocsnseneimtegbastacihs. ihnissalg ■' $1,732.93 than in November, 1944, cemeterj'. There was a pjpfusion Cfiiina Armies, on an inspection you—I beg of you." . ed toe fractured skull which, Med­ earliest because of Connecticut's Juet sprinkle a little FASTBETH on paliuL leg palna.Toas of ps» and sastor, street, is now assured. E. J. Holl, ported missing in action on Oct. aavlngs'^ank account and In order the old bank building on Main vided by statute, of a total of 000; and it was voted to end the Kseei The elimination, of such contro­ the montlily report of Postmaster of flowers from the many friends tour of this railroad center, re­ But Professor Yu still was dis­ ical Examiner Marvin M. Scar­ five-day waiting period. * your plates. This alkaline een a heavy decrease in the lower Mato street beat. Sun- ' hooves m'aihng to servicemen of Manches­ Rogers, Harry Mikeljohn, Edward light gloves and thin canvaa slip­ ju dlapatcbaa credited to It or not continue so In the future seems mit this widening. down. handled by the local Probate Moriarty. Harold Maher, Leroy day night, Dec. 2. at 10:40 p. m., ^ la o ciedlted In thla paper and The necessary property for the Court. ter from the number served a year hear! what he thought waa an ex­ pers to protect their hands and beyond doubt. And this particu­ In the pa.st it has not been ne­ Norris and Thorsten Larson. feet from toe bitter December local newa publlahed here. widening of Park street from Main ago. With nearty 900 already dis­ plosion In one of the Main street lar Ipotance of paralytlng contro­ to St. James’s street has been se­ charged. and many more reported buildings. Upon investigating ne wind. Some troops have frozen to riKiita of republlcatlon of apMlal In the m iddle,'if he is not to be death and toe cold haa caused al­ cbM herein, are alao reaerve^ versy and rivalry is only one of cured some time ago and the street to be returning before Christmas, found smoke and soot coming ground down between two op-, Koiiove and Kido most sis many casualties as have I eervlce client of N. B. A. Senrice many which have been' cited, all has already been widened. The Brands fiouse the heavy Christmas mailing of 0/ from the rear of toe Holland posing factiona, must exercise pitckage.s and letters was not need­ clasAes with the lightly armed malting a clbar case for unifica­ narrow part of the street has been some Individual alertness In plant. He knew that one of the dUhert RepreaenUtIvea. The from St. James’s street to the ed this year. To Be Arrested Communists. keeping bis own footing and employees of the company lived Feel Out Of Place In Manchuria I Uathewa Special *8 *"'^“ :^® tion. bridge. Now that Mr. Holl has ex­ On Parker St. realize that the value of new Just around toe corner on Maple These Nationalist troops were -Ctalcaco, Detroit and Boaton. But clear as the case for imifi- pressed a willingness to donate support nmst be weighlrd For War Crimes street and started for the em­ brought up in American ships the land from Chestnut street to IBER AUDIT bureau or catlon la in the realm of theory, against the value of old sup­ ployee’s home to get toe keya to from south China. They feel as St., James’s street and the offi-r Graf Testifies JDATIONB we In this column have found It Former Chas. Andrews port In danger of being lost. the building. Before leaving, out of place in Manchuria as a of Cheney Brothers received, to (Continued ‘from Page One) however, be called the police de­ Herald Prlntlnit Co«P*"f,-, J",®" impossible to become unduly ex­ How much of his old support Florida cracker on guard duty in • no financial reapoMiblllty for donate the land on the south side Place, Abandoned, Is portment and asked that the Mr. Talbot would atlll retain In About Orders the Diet session, Kyodo reported. Montana during a blizzard. They ephlcal arrora appearing cited by the controversy over It of the street from Chestnut street South Mancheater Fire depart­ are well drilled and disciplined, menu In The Mancheater E»e- to the bridge, widening of the en­ Practically in Ruins any case Is questionable, for Other seven Wanted We might as well confess that we the erstwhile fair hair baa ment be notified of the fire. however, and they know how to I t H e r a l d . ______' tire street is assured. Reaching into toe highest cir­ No. 3 Company responded and regard the whole question as rela­ Town Fire Marshal Harold Ma­ thinned. But It Is obviously good Kennedy Gave handle their American tommy guns It was also reported this morn­ cles, the supreme Allied com­ upon entering the building, the Thuraday, December 6 tively unimportant. To be sure, her, acting under the new state personal strategy for him to and old Springfield rifles. * e. ing that the Manchester Stores mander named aa the other seven firemen found the 4>ack draft In laws governing hazardous build­ find out, which seonM a likely Chief guest on the inspectlOT it is the proper system for us to Corporation, owners of the land on - (Continued from Pag* One) wanted, the furnace had blown out the ings, has condemned the house on explanation of an nnobetruslve trip WM Vice Admiral Daniel E •3^ At rth End Pool Committee have If we are going to fight an­ the west side of Main street from •Vice Admiral Takuo Godo, who pipe leading to the chimney and the north side of Parker street, visit to Hartford. . Barbey, commander of toe U. 8 Sr. James's street to Forest street, atlve and continued, "and in the fu- was unofficial envoy to Germany had started a fire in some rubbish ry new selectman deserves other war. - But, since fighting an­ just nortli of the railroad crossing,, Seventh fleet. Tu personally drove will be willing to^um ish the fill turc when there are complaints ol to preaent Japan’s side of the nearby. ' him about toe city in his new other war is quite likely to mean known ‘ to old residents as the ALL STEEL DOU SWING baptism of fire, and that, we material for Park street wideplng, gambling hold them over untll-my Ctolna Incident, also former cabi­ The fire was extinguished with Bulck with the remainder of toe NERVY DBTV DIM P TNICK "Andrews house.” ♦ What a tbns DoUr wlU Ipava Rocldnq bode ,jose, was coyly In the minds the end of most of ua the end of as this company has plans for the return.” net member. chemicals, slight damage result­ party following in three of the This building was so construct­ About Town Shlgeo Odate, long time politi­ If* built to todto all tfto Hard Enock* A O and (oilh in fids all Metal Sdrinq. 4 | * Q the old members of the board our enemies'and of ouradvear-we4f**‘=“°'' Graf testified that with Kennedy ing. which was mostly from Chinese Arm y’s four Jeeps in Man­ the comer of St. JamCs a and Main ed that the west part of It ap­ and other members of the squad co-economist. that Uttto truck drivmr win glvo It— Folds out ol way when not to use. A e 9 v they designated their three can’t see that It truly makes a smoke. churia. , . street, which Is now a steep grade. peared to set back into a high Members of the Manchester Rod he ■visited a club on Bellevue street Taketora Ogata, vice prealdent •We left Nationalist headquarters colleagues as the committee great ^Ical of difference whether bank. It was owned for many and Gun . club are reminded of the in December, 1944, when, gambling of the Tokyo newspaper Asahl in the modern Japanese Railway larger size dump TBPCI —LY9 ^take up once more the question we enter that war with one de­ years b.v Charles Andrews, North annual meeting to be held at the was In progress. He said he saw and a foremost Japanese Journal­ administration building after a End saloon keeper. 2 NORSE DRRY ■wlmming pool for the North gree of efficiency or another. It Proljers Are Told club house. Daily road, Bouth Cov­ Lonnie Barnes, one of the accused, ist. Manchester heavy breakfast of eggs, tea and The building has been allowed to entry, this week Saturday. Osano present. He testified he overheard Vlscqunt Masatoehl Okochi, tn- half raw veal steaks. A Large Team ol Hofses _ There come times, too, doesn’t matter greatly whether Long deteriorate, according to the Fire will cater for dinner at 6:30 and Kennedy say "get the money off duatriallst. Have High OpiUian Of Ability Mow/hil DOLL WALKER drosring a long truck loaded Marshal, to such a s ^ te that it Is Date Book isti did ptobleBBS beneOt from a -wq play our part In the end of life Advice to Short the meeting will be held at eight the table and In future uoe chips.” Lieut. Gen. Hlroehi Oahima who Tu, a cloee friend of Chlang lusl who! fiMi U H U MothsT wants,to wheel DoUy In. with lumber ond blocks and civilLaation under unified mili­ now considered,by him a hasyrd, o’clock. Those who have not made had been Japanese ambaaaador to Kai-Shek, is youthful looking, r approach, and we should say This was the club George Swan for Hsops and under the powers given him by dinner reservations should do so Berlin since 1938 and arrived In Tonight shrewd and friendly, and Ameri­ a good idea to have the tary command or not. On Hawaii Perils yesterday testified was operated IskeepSeoeay WeS Selll law, has so declared It as a fire no later than tonight by calling by Bomes. Graf said he saw Mc­ Japan only , today. Christmas sale of St. Mary’s can observers have a high opinion ol Fun — jCymlng pool project lavestlgat- What we do urgently need is a menace. III has raw Whssls sod Arthur Lashlnske, 128 Henry Millan there. Swan also testified C^unt Tadamasu Sakai, mem­ Guild at St. Mary’s hall. of his military ability. His secre­ SINGLE HORSE DRAY $.39 3 by Individuals who have not unified command in the interests (Continued from Page One) This Information has been given street. ber of toe House of Peers. Open meeting, AlcohoUca Andhy- tary-general and advisor on po­ Isisscs la ear destoed di ANn-AISCRAn McMillan was In charge. * r a js part of the timorous fum- of peace. W e peed this among by the local Fire Marshal to Build­ Yaklchlro Sums, long time dip­ mous, at Whiton Memorial hall at litical and economic problems is jiecSee. Pfin heU op le GUM ing Inspector David Chambers who Talked With Magslott Prof. Yu Hsis-Chung, 45-year-oid whlch has featured the past the politicians who, true to in­ risk Involved in a surprl.se raid by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K eam s'of lomat; formerly councillor of the 8 p. m. • M lack Den. Mounisd on a Tripod It air and by submarine, constitute now finds that under the state law, 82 Chestnut street received a call Concerning a visit to a club over Japanese embassy In Washington. Harvard trained history teacher. stinctive habit and tradition, are ewings In any direction to B of the project the real perils of the situation. It is his duty to see that It is at this morning from their daughter. the H. & E. laundry (the Allyn Succeeded by Tojo During toe morning we Inspect­ issue, as we see it, is that pulling and hauling in various dl- Frankly,. I do not see any landing once improved or demolished. Lieutenant Grace Kearns of the club), Graf said he accompanied Konoye, who was premier at the Pursuit Aircraft ed a Japanese Arm y supply dump bring down the "ensmy Kennedy theto and be saw John North End has, over a period rcctiona as if the final emergency threat iii the Hawaiian islands so History Repeata Arm y Nurse Corps, who is aw ait time of the China incident and which Yu said had been looted 1.95 atreroh.'* H a t C lic k st long as we^ave air superioritv." I f it becomes necessary to have Mazziott, one of the accused who and set afire by Chinese Commu tlNG TOSS rs, clearly presented its de of human existence w y e merely Ing her discharge at Camp Kilmer, held the post the last time Just be­ Sent to Hawaii Cease le aad see I SMART STATIOti WAGON Trigger and | CA Marshall added that "the fullest the building tom down. It will be N. J., and hopes to be home for has pleaded guilty to the conspi fore Pearl Harbor, when he waa nists, the second largest cotton- A gome Ibe another field day for ward tactics. I Lares msplay el Teys A vehicle that little one will be proud Telsscops Sighter. I s w w for a swimming pool. We bc- protection for the fleet is the the second piece of property once the week-end. Lieutenant Kearns, racy ch'arge, Ih the place. Graf said succeeded by H id ^ l Tojo, has aptonlng mill In Manchuria, and a erhole lamily aed PiaeSeal OMs wa It needs one, and deserves -Wo need it 'among the statesmen t^’the" underscored) rather than a owned by the late Charles Andrews who was formerly supervisor in Kennedy had a conversation with been one of the most talked about (Conttnoed from Page O*®) Japanese airport. Nationalist Ip oe/m Extra Strong lor hord abuse. ^can play—. that has been ordered razed by the Mazziott which Graf did not over­ troops had repaired minor dam­ have L aOtr al SOCK Requires Pitch­ and should have one. who are, by one route or another, ( “ a" underscored) major consider­ the children’s ward at the Memo­ men In poat-war Japan. Recently The rear door opens lor 4 ation for us.” town. The old aaloon building rial hospital, has been in the serv­ hear. Then in a few minutes, Ken­ Arnold, Air Force chief, MaJ. (Sen. age to toe airport, and 11 (toinese- •emoM rticxs. Oft ing sldU A Q question before the spc lal sidling away from the decisive is­ he had been reported active in re-, smPHO$i§TTM riur§ 9 KImmel Sometimes “ Brusque' which he occupied at the comer of ice three years, two of which have nedy said, “ Let’s go.” Mazziott had Sherman Miles, Intelligence head, piloted American C-48 cargo loading ol Blocks.’'etc. — is n r W to win. p9 0 vision of the constitution and had You can play rsol Songs. Dances. Ittee consisting of ^ le c t sues of the day, as if they still Marshall also advised that' he North Main and North School been spent in England. During that preiriously testified of the samq and Lieut. Gen. Leonard T. Oerow, planes landed with more than 20 's ; asserted he was doing the wark Morchss. etc. A real musical tostruawnt Harold Turkington, Raymond have a limitless series of dodges unlerstood from Harold R. Stark, streets was badly damaged by fire time she has had the opportunity circumstances. at the request of MacArthur al­ war plans chief, that; tons; of small arms ammunition— at the turn of the century. He Graf in 1944 accompanied Ken­ ^young and old jom , and Louis Gcnovesl Is, and straddles open to them. W e chief of Naval operations, that of visiting, Scotland and Ireland, though MacArtour denied this. Too Few Nets For Defense en ou ^, Tu felt, to speed some­ . 9 8 never made i any effort to rebuild nedy and other members of the what bis march on Mukden, the can enloy — need it among the people who are Husband E. KImmel, new fleet Switzerland and France. He la a member of the Japanese 1. The Navy had too few nets at F U S TIC DISHES fore, not to much one commander, was sometimes the property and when Manchester squad to a place on Farmington Pearl Harbor for defense agatoat largaot' city In Manchuria. failing to use their own decisive royal family. Upkohund h*e Tea Time and here lier there shall be a swim ’’brusque and undiplomatic” but passed B special act In 1917, giving A special meeUng b f Campbell avenue, tho building occupied by torpedoes carried by either sub­ ’Hiere wa» little' left of the Jap­ la the set to serve It to. pool, but of how it shall be power while thelp own destinies ” at heart a very kindly man.” the power to the Selectmen to or Council has been called by Grand the Forest grill of which Herman marine or plane . . . and there was anese underground supply depot, Complete udth Saucers. are being frittered away. Marshall hoped that Short would der such “hazardous buildings de^ Knight Cornelius R. Foley for 8:30 Levitan, an accused, is proprietor. Pledge to Poland ^ a possibility of a Japanese attack. from Which Oitoese Nationalist ROCKER Cups. Creamer. Sugar always make It "clearly apparent” molished,- this building was the o’clock tonight to take action on He said Instructions the squad re­ 2. The planes available Ifi Hono­ officers ooid Ruoaian troops had BowL Tea Server, here the choice is between Yes, indeed, we need .a unified A large sits sturdy to Kimmel that the Army’s mis­ first under those powers to be the death of Jame.v W. Foley. Fol­ ceived were to meet Policeman Jo­ lulu were out of date and there shipped out » m e 600 tons of ma­ Knives. Forks. Spoons v^pietlon of the present pool In command for peace, in which both sion was to protect the Navy base. torn down. lowing the meeting the members seph Bradley there. Delayed Attack; should be "a reasonable. number” terials for their own use before Rodcsrupholstsredln OOWIIMO ■ o f the Y. M. C. A., or the Icad^crs ^n d peoples will come He said he accentuated that be­ will go to the Quish Furferal home Graf said Bradley approached o( top flight planes which would withdrawing. -Chinese Communists SImulalsd tsodier— ^Idns— leO S out-perform anything the Japanese Jon of tome entirely new squarely and resolutely to the cause the day before he had run where they will be led in reciting the cruiser and reported he had Neutral Plan Lost piit toe torch to toe. depot a few into “ old Arm y and Navy feuds” the rosary b.y Rev. Frederick Me could bring on their carriers. days later, before they were driv­ Very cooiiorlable and Auer knowledge that the choice is found a door open leading, upstairs where the project would start on another matter. Lean of St. James’s church. over the restaurant and in the 3. There^ were two active de-- en out. W ill Last lor Years— peace or perish. But if we miss Connecticut ■cratch. The chief of staff said he would If . —— • doorway had found a copy of Arm ­ (Continued from Page One) fense areas—Panama and Hono­ At toe great eastern .cotton- aeems antirely likely that the unified purpose for peace, it will do all he could to strengthen air The board of directors of the strong (a racing sheet) and slips lulu. spinning mill hundreds of small protection in Hawaii and was The /nihutea of Col. Orlando t)oya and girls were threading ma- economical way to provide a be of little moment whether we Manchester Y. M. C. A. will meet bearing race bet notations. Graf whether we can eliminate British 6.75 looking Into the possibility of get­ \Vard, secretary to the general chtoes to toa vast plOnt, which is fight our atomic war under one next Mohday evening. December said Kennedy told the other mem­ lnter\“entlon.’ inning pool la’to complete the ting barrage balloons from Eng- \ a n k e e 10. The 'meeting will be held at bers o f the squad to remain in “ So theiT 1 asked him: ’Do you staff, outlining how Marshall made now resuming operation with ohe- lit project. Last fall, the command or under twenty com­ Iiuid. By A. H. O. the " Y ” building and will be the the cruiser, got out and accom­ think it will be any different with­ these points Were Introduced Into flfth of Its former force of 5,000 TOY IRON ,A lorge votiely to ^ teien decided that this could mands. Outlines Conditions Found last meeting of . the board this panied Bradley to the building. in four or five days?’ ” the record. •mployea. Because they have no KlPDIllAHD CIRCUS ZOO choose bonL Short wrote Marshall a lengthy On his return, he reported the slips On Feb. 19. 1*41, Marshall was one of bis technical skill to re- Just Ih# Iron to help done by the InsUUatlon of con-1 Congressman Joe TaUmt, who year. A number of important At tola point the court waa re­ Heopa oi hm lor letter Feb. ID outlining conditions were a month old. Graf said no shown to have told a War depart­ ploM him, to# Chinese have re­ H «r« ifi a Scraenning Circus of Fun. Lorg* mother do the Laundry seems likely to occupy the posi­ matters are scheduled to come up cessed momentarily \vlthout fur­ \ every member oi jBta bottom and sides. But that A Dove Is Born .he found and saying he was taking tion of the man in the middle, as at this meeting. further action was taken. ther reading of the statement )X'hen ment council meeting: tained the Japanese manager, PUSTIC'SOIDIEM Pcffodg Wagon loaded with Wild Animal*. with or to Iron DoUy'a not be all that should be done Until today, both General Mo­ 'steps, among other things, for: between the upstate Republican Tells About Denlno Arrest Lord Justice Sir Geoffrey Law­ ’’Out In Hawaii toe fleet la an­ Shtgemltsu Suzuki. With an Invasion Borgs Clothee — Hand Fitted the lomUy — 5 «“1. Cooperation with Navy. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hultman of chored but they have to be pre­ •ni# professor became angry Each has a ••poratfi liitall — make the pool a first class cora- tors and its striking union have . . . . , organization and the Blkdley- Graf testified concerning the ar­ rence, presiding, asked the marshal ready to occupy thb “ 2. Dispersion and protection of. n ,ce wing of the party, has given Chestnut street received a tele­ rest of Tex Denino. He said De- to Inveatlgate the odor of burning pared for any surprise attack. when in response to his query "enem y's" territory. Roob Wagon rid* is Circua Dficoratod. 2.39 14$ Is 4.$$ 'unlty poBseaslon, and the pres- refused to enter across the table aircraft and of the repair, maln- some evidence that he is begin­ gram today from their son, Rob^ nino was charged with (keeping a electrical wiring. It developed the ”I don’t aay any probable at­ “And how are we treating you?” lattcally Decorated a n d .20 committee should certainly tcoance and servicing of aircraft. tack but they have to be prepared i'll negotiations unless certain ad­ ning to find the position uncom­ ert. Informing them that he had gambling place. He said the ar­ odor came from a ventilator mo­ Suzuki said: FnU ol C O ''J e t fresh engineering advice, vance concessions had been made. "3. Improvement of the harbor fortable. Such, at least, is the In­ arrived at San Francisco from rest was made by Detective Serg;t. tor. against a surprise attack from a "V ery well. Only, If you could Actfoa— I a 9 W HORST CART defense artillery.” Okinawa. The telegram ended Kennedy, all members of the vice Earlier In. the statement Goering trick ship or torpedo planes.” keep your soldiers from coming DOS iH ic h can be easily obtained, on The union had been demanding terpretation being placed' upon the D. S. FORt WITH PLAS- 6 « M A u t n r BeouttiuUr Colored and sure to • 6n March 5, Marshall asked for’ fact that he recently found lt*con- ” I ’I1 be home, for Christmas.” Rob­ squad being present and Graf said said he waa "In connection with A t a Feb. 25, 1941, meeUng of at n l^ t and taking away our TIC SOLPnM-^9t .Jlw to make the pool as good as that the company agree in. -ad­ “ early review” of the situation on Pleaae that vehtent to Joiimey to the fair city ert will be sent to Fort Devens for that he personally confiscated some Lord Halifax by aoecial courier generals and colonels, Marshall girls—" OUN and defense from air attack. He told Little One- J jol# can be. It stands to reason vance to open its booki. The com­ of Hartford and even, according Arm y separation. horse betting slips. He,|4>aid he. outside regular diplomatic eban- was quoted as saying he did not . 9 8 Short that establishing a satis­ HOLSTER W O O D E m CIRCUS at all this can be done with less pany had been demanding that to report, to go into consultation turned them over to Kennedy. He ne'a to do everything to stop war feel a surprise attack In Hawaii A heealllttllT factory system of coordinating all Center Hose 0>m)>any No. 2. S. said he laid them on the desk in wltli England.” "is a possibility or even a proba­ eecsialag Sis -Bt to the town than would pe the union halt its picketing and available means ” ls a matter of with Governor Baldwin. Party press You build them and pednt th«m To. undemtand the poMible M. F. D.. officers and memben are front of Kennedy and then left the “Is it not a fact that prepara­ bility. but they must guard against Sheelar la a M l OF ILOCKS volved in some entirely new first priority.” ROLY f OLY CLOWN Tamer Tae1s4 — on •ndfo Circufl— Uon> Elo- abandoh its straight 30 per cent signlfleanee of such a move, it is requested to meet this evening at i“ooni to wash hl.s hands; Graf tions for the campaign against everything.'’ A Large Bag Chock Full ‘Adject, and that the result could Short replied that one of the 7:30 to proceed to the W. P, Quish No matter V b a t poeifioa you UaflMt JMalet phont Giroiio. Bear, Clown, etc. Wage demand. necessary to go back to the said when he returned the slips Poland were originally supposed wUb Bek aa4 oi v a r i^ ehaped. emoofii first projects he had Investigated push it It codiM rlq^l sids up. ‘ aa attractive and desirable and Today these hard and fast dif­ days when the Republican par­ Fimerml home. In tri|;iuCe to Jam n were gone and he never saw them to have been completed by the end • lofM. Paints, Brush and Colorful Circus Building Blocks. A Bag oi was ■“the aircraft warning service W. Foley, who waa former fore­ again. The. only one In the room o f August, 1939?" Amen ’ asked, Plans Gompl0tecl WsU Made and^Hond Podnled. Fun for that althy as any other pool located ferences have been shelved. In which 1 believe is vital to defense ty was still fairly w ell unified I I * A Box,Box. ItsIt's educanoieducational. d O C under the BaMwln-Bradley co­ man of the company, other than Kennedy w“aa Policeman according to toe transcript of the little Builder — s w 9 Jywhere else. spite of them, the tWo are sched­ of these islands.” s9 9 and entsrtoining • alition. In those days, Can- Daniel McAuliffe. interrogation. Goering answered . 8 9 be. new committee is likely to Over the months. Short was For Club’s Party uled to begin full talks, in which ' gressman Talbot was fancied, Russell Irwin, Jr., Seaman 8-c, is Graf testified that when he oh “ yes.” pressiflg continually for more home on a thirty-day leave from Into various opinions of ob- all issues between them are to be and probably so camo' to fancy served conditions In the vice squad | equipment and funds. His letters the Pacific. He is- the son of Mr. ■ \ btlon to the fiool. They will be hlmstif, as tbo falr-halred young he went to the state’s attorney The British American Club last FOOD CHOPPFIt on the table. / , ’ stressed, too, a need for more air. and Mrs. Russell Irwin' of 307 n>an of Connecticut Repnbllcan- early In’ 1945 to. complain. There Columbian Squires night completed plans for a New WITH EXTRA CUTTER* ^ ^d that the dam leaks, a.s if it There is no public picture Of the fields and protective reiletments. Highland s^et. Isnr. He was preaenteA fik the was an audible Stir in the court­ ■Year's Eve party to be held at uld not be repaired. They w'ill A Perfect pi-ocess by which General Motors likely nominee for'*Govemof In room when this Information was Are Entertained their clubhouse on Monday, Dec. T-5 Elden A. Wright, of this Gift lor the told that there are sewers In has come to its willingness to ne­ Change in Honrs case Baldwin did not choose to disclosed. It was admitted by the 31 at which Umc a dinner and en-- town, and T-3 Harry E. Hunt, also court over objections by defense tertalnment will be provided the Kitchen — e vicinity, as if. these sewers gotiate. But the process by which return to the warn In 194$. He CHICKEN FRYER himself took the atfAtlib ttnt of Manchester, are listed aa being counsel, after State’s Attpm ey A l­ A program of motion pictures members and guests. Sharp Cut­ PIE PLATES uid not be diverted. They will tlic union made its decision is MIXING BOWL Made of Thick Coat Aluminum. At Post Office Here he .waa for Baldwin firati: hut on board the SS Le Jeune due to corn said it was intended to refute and games contests ,v/as enjoyed 'Y ’he committee plans to sell tick­ told that the brook does not ting Knives Yumi YumI Pies Taste Highly polished with heal re- clearer. Its decision was appar- that he had an eatabllahed clnlm arrive in New York today with anj) Inference If any there ’l l , that by members of Brown-LaOace ctr* ets to roemhers only for members A Laiee ISH Inch SIm . Oenu- the source b f toe Investl^tion ior Varied Better Baked in Glass — Tea caa Saha. S4n e and •isllng handle. It wlU hold a mjsh adequate water, a.n if . it cntl.v made at a secret union on the nomination In ense Bnid- ttoops from the European area. cie of Columbian Squires at toe and their wives until Dec. 20. A t lae Heel SesIsbBe Oloss. Tet Postmaster H. Olln (Trant. in emanated from some who had pl- meeting of the circle at the that date, if there arc accommo­ Foods — Note the estrenMly Low Slofe raw loods Is these. aUslae. coekioe. boktae or whole chicken. Retotos oU the 'ire not the truth that any swlm- win refused it. Dtber Fla riote Cesar ai meeting in Pittsburgh where order to take care of increasing terior motives. BEAUTIFUL •lertag. A whole at a Volee— Flavor and C Q C When Baldwin dill decide to Knights of Columbus home last dations still avallabie, tickets will Price—Large 9 Inch Sigp. Reimd Xsob Ceeer — Ing pooJ anywhere In the north Philip Murray, president of the Christmas mailing, , has made Recommended Appointment Precious Vitamins -w wswsP run, and when Baldwin did go night.. Following toe meeUng re- be sold to non-members. BOXfO Its Overt 4 8 2 F O R e25 d would have to depend upon changes in the hours of closing of Ghain of Moving 'Ex-Mayor William H. Mortensen The club id planning oiie o f the CHRISTMAS CARDS CIO, . suddenly entered the auto back, he took the view that, sa '' Mbnients were served and toe 2 FOR e28 - the general delivery, parcel post yesterday testified at toe con­ bdys working on the Christmas best nights of this kind to h’story STATIOMSKY Tbs Most Qorgeoitts Designs and so BoautUuOy e public water supply for a strike situation. 1 heir-apparent, h e, would still have ^ windows for outgoing mall, spiracy trial that It was he' who and will have a fine program of A mnwr-xHAs are of its water. These, the \ a claim when, if,' and ever Bald­ Started bv Pearl treek^ project completed their Booed you'd easily pay 10 to 15c each lor — Mr. Murray had prevtoualy dem- " Starting Saturday. theSe win­ recommended Kennedy’s appoint­ entertainment, and 4anolng, Bil­ AD) M A U -4W A Q TENNIS win did decide to retire. He waa plans.' Mae aad Hamma. a w O BOX OF SO CARDS . tasic . arguments against tbo onstrated, in his bitte'r attack up­ dows, .instead of closing at 1 p. m., ment as head p f toe vice j^uad. lowing a goo4 dinner. O ft RACKETS promptly forward with this claim The meeting was an activity of ■ u m o D — I. Jiol, arc not really arguments, will remain open on Saturday un­ A Chain of movements bf local Cross-examined by Kennedy’s the'Boelqi. committee, assisted by AND ENVELOPES — . Make on Ideal Gilt on President Truman the nl^ht when Baldwin went', Into hla tem­ a . N Paahle Sheen AO ■ ice W no Instance do they prove til 4.,p. in.,' and on the following business concerns was started, with counsel. Mortensen sa|d he sug­ the Social counsellorSi Rev* Fred­ aaS bsatapaa. aW O . RELkllOUS, CHRISTMAS CARDS ior Ibe Sport minded before, that, he regards th'e Presi­ two Saturdays’, Dec. 15 and . 22. porary retirement'Irt the aummier •) folks. Good Size the purchase by Burton Pearl of gested toe defendant for the Job erick McLean aad WlUlam Shea, giooa SOX- ' ^ With Heavenly Blseslngs and Divine -at the pool. cannot be a first dent's proposal for fact-finding the windows will remain open un­ o f 1944, and was singed, along the T m v Btiilding at 513 Main after he had received information N lhaan,'SBse- |M | with other willing candidates, Jr. Soylngs-BOX OF 11 — . ' aas pool. They arc relatively procedure in great labor disinltes til 7 p, m. street a week ago. Peart bought that he "had been a vliprous po­ W^ht — 3a98 ilmpor'amt; details which have On Simday, Dec. 16 and Sunday, -When Baldwin's declrton waa r ^ the Farr building os an invest­ lice officer, thoroughly familiar badminton as something labor ^miist fight, and versed. ARCHiRYSETS >«n seised upon and magnified , Dec. 23, instead o f the office be­ ment and also to provide him with i^ to condltiena LEONARD Stoae Inal rraan 4 fl|| Bgzer Type with O ft m. tn z— 4.M TENNIS C A tion that the only way to , avoid j c'lalm which la above party fac- timopy that he had been investi­ LAIOE SIZE— M t Pro Set— $J5 -tion of 'the issue will depend Joeeph Barrett, who has moin- wUb Ha«-Sat Pah g.SD BALLS-ooch e W passage of the President's bill is' Howpit ^ Notes tionaliam. gating reports of organised gam­ Elastic W aistb an d- s 9 0 IS. tOE— e.?! I { ta ln ^ a hardware and plumbtng OSkM Sto fat Pak-dXS \ : rgely upon the committee itself, to |ucsent Congress and the coun-! In point of fact, however, fi® I store oh Birch street, moved in. bling In Hartford for several \ SUcOUc REFRMEllLTOR .id upon the people of the North becqme, last summer, the pro­ months before he'heard to® story DeLDXB try with a .sudden picture of labor Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Susie I The store Vacated by Barrett on nounced choice of a party faction. of John kfasslott wbo has pleaded WAIKIN.S 8944 LEATHER exhaust Foot PUMP aad. It was their project origi- pfeaco; / ■. Tlcnsz, 46 Foley stmet; Arthur Birch stceet )s being taken by a SADDLE LUGGAGE This happened when Congressman guilty to toe charg® on which toe tfiOTHBM . IN C 4-14 yrt. e x t e n s i o n Easy operating — ^dly. But they themselves have Cowles, South Coventry: Richard floor'covering concern. es4w aaw. Yea mmf n* WALLET COVER RACK Although management is more Luce made her celebrated state­ seven are being tried, and who Chrome' Plalsd— Takes up' IMls Ransome, 72 Drive B, Silver. Lane By Sue Burnett. Fils AU ^ w e d it to be kicked>^ around, divided in its reaction to the Pres­ ment drafting “ Baldwin for the was the state’s first witness. f u n e r a l n le Sge hr Ctenesm WMh ewer wladawa to vklOOpflidB Homes, Hera la on enchanting party Udea CbN b. Oilsam ta Makes ol Adds touch ol M nie'of them have done some Senate and Talbot for Governor. Piiblir Records The name of Harry J. Ward, Carm M CompavMMag fi sr easy ssee aSm. We're Cover ior oD ident’s plan, some elements dis­ Admitted today: W alter Shlp' Congressman .Talbot, appqrently, SERVICE frock that every young girl will atosa, an. SyasM C B Bicycle Sc^ddles Blcyclss Distinction ^ A fnlAcMoo *4 the kicking around themselves. 105 Avery street former Republican leader who also toe jiasis on which wa Vetae-Mn Tea. . a B V like it almost as much as la)>or is on trial, came into Mortensen’s adore. Ruffling trima toe pretty loCor— s f O Pa should aay that it la Inciim- Pompei, .141 Oak street. John,i ^ iw. cvnical uoatate 0mitnd'J.West hava built our big pre­ round neck and pocketz and but- .89 . . 7 5 2 .1 5 does, and these elements may In­ not to share toe cynical upstate t. Warrantee ^leeds testimony again when the former '•I spd *■**• *• ** ta. war- upon the North End, If it Mazleka, 160 Adaip*>ms street. assumption that tola > group is Oak Hill Corporation (o John ' Director scription volume. Ask tona accent th e . amooth trim clude General Motors leadershi|^ Sharon mayor oaid he was once on friend­ ■0 t CS^ ft. HO. A Discharged yesterday:: I merely making him ' a stalking and Mary DlSalvo, property lo- your doctor aboilt ns. w a Itt.T h e cap sleeve vertlcm will ^ IW wants a pool, to say so once We believe the President’s bill McDowell, 10 Frederic,'“ick. road; Mrs. I ly “persopal and political." terms lUiNFfX omuiNi Mosun horse for future bargaining pur-’cated on Otis street. with______Ward,____ but_____ that______toe latter be- be ideal for warm weather. seal lt«S ssada wMh aS and to fight for It, would do good work if It were Ann Swanson, 698 Oehter street; And be sun to briUg bis , Pattern Ncfl 8944 la degigned for J poses. Nonetheless, it is a pqllU-1 MMchester Homes Corporation! him cooly late in 194(1944 Se lefteHeewe SPOTLIOHT passed. Now it seems to be ac­ Juan jStortman, .140 Sprijcn street: 'nextprfscriptioohcrafor. olzea 6, 8, 10, 12 and 14 yearg. Size n m Theodore PalozI, East. Hartford;. cal reality in Connecticut . today to' Culley C. Carlson et ux., prop- ^arly this year started avoid Tlm AsPoslT^ltam ’■'jthat toe support of the Luca ert'y located on Middle turnpiko, - • precise coaipounding. 8 take! 2V4 yardz of 35 or 39-lnto CHROME Unified Command complishing good even before it Is Oliver Ootberg, 90 Basad street. Ing him altogether. « peweilnl. b a a m tool {^ u p , important and heipfur aa! west. fabric. PLATED prosed. Discharged today: Ronald ■leaShi’trStTtad p osfcnssn. fo g m Joaura; on the Pearl Harbor it may be In lto®lf> 1> hd recom-; Manchester Homes Corporation For tola pattern, send 20 centa, rmEmfroPfsif^ Hampson, 68 Birch street; Janet to colna, your name, addresa, ilze -yin ASCwa-i .tion witness stand, that itidndaUon to favor with tho up- to Peter J. Pasaal e t ux.. property UlBchaameh* 681 MAIN STREET, MANCHE,siEK Robertson, Rockville; Merrill desired, and the pattern number AD Con— l V s 9 9 lAsea 10 Palm of Panties atate party leaderahip. In abort, j located on Hawthorne street, V f Army-Navy Intelligence Dickinson, 673 Hartford root): Mm. Sign to Sue Burnett, Ime Mancheater U)s Angeles~(>pi-7 Th« purloin­ the carofuliy nurtured T s l^ t role south. COTY W • iW s Irene Healj\ Wiilimanllc; Oray- WELDON TELEPHONE 6771 toe. orgonloed on Oct. 1, ed pipk panties fliefat the police Evening Herald, 11^ Sixth Ave- COMB hi MR* 9B m 139 land Clough. 498 North Main I ®> tielr apparent and automatic {. Mtlllcent F . . Jone$ to Oak Hill Perfwmefi • Cololnies WORTHY SERVICp n le. New York 19, N. Y. to give this country thp beat statical is getUng ( fatter. Betty street. ^ succeaaor to Governor Baldwin Ja CTorporstton, three Iota located on GIftSfitfi' DRUC tOMPANY Chamberlain has reported the PreocripUon Fharaioeista Thd Fair and ^Vinter 1«4S Io®u® coordinatjon of irtforma- ■' Births today; A daughter to Mr. threatened by the new fact that (Ria street;- « Efist Center Strfiet » Fashion la ready. Brimful of latrlUgence coming .xinto theft of lO pairs from her clothes­ and Mrs. C3)arles Holtoir, 458 Main the L^ce group appears “to have i Albert T. HIU to. Frankliif N. [ARTHUR DRUG STORES! . fifit MAIN ST. TGL. Ittl line. That -bronghl the week’s Mata St. ] Rulitaaw BMg.f MfinrhMftr gfiutrf idoma for horn# sewers. 15 street: a non to Mr. and,'Mrs. Rob- taken him. over. and Roselyn HIU, property locatod eant& falled^t" meet or )o t«l f n 0,1 ' V ' T .-.m: ion

• ,« r ' llANrTTKJ!'M5Jtt EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6,1941 TAW W MANCHESTEK EVENING' h e r a l d . HANCilESTER. CONN- THURSDAY, DECEWBER 6,194S EIGHT mander said, notifies the follow­ at maintenance work—consisting Parole Granted ing agencies of the number of men CAR PAINTING mainly of firing boilers to keep 25,510 Vrts discharged each week; 14 Executives Are apparatus In operation and 'The United States Employment Get Our Bstitnate Tdday.’s Radio W HTD— 14?» .p*atrolllng as watchmen. To Hayes Aide service, the Veterans administra­ SOLIMBNE A FLAGG Eaateni StamUrd Tima Stay in Plant So the day force of 14. headed Out in Month tion, the Connecticut Veteran* Re- by General Supt. A. D. Dalton, Employment and Advisory com­ INC. * ■, ;— , stayed in. subsisting on food they 7 :30--W D RC—Mr. Keen. Tracer Wethersfield, Dec. 6— —Tho­ mission and the Connecticut Man­ 6S4 Center Rt. Tel. 8101 HoOM Party: found in the plant cafeteria, and df Lost Persona; WHTD -Arthur mas P. Kelly, former executive Total of Diflcharges for ufacturers Association. > W HTD—Emkine John- Lane; Begin Fourth Day of sleeping about four hours In each .lecretary to ex-Mayor Frank ‘’Sr. In Hollywood; WTHT—Jack Hale; W’THT — Melody 24. Dalton said -In the four-bed „ State Since Inception WTIC- Bob Burns Show. Mainleiianre Work al Hayes of Waterbury and like the WTIC—BackaUga Wife. plant infirmary. latter, one of the principles in the 7:4 5_W H T P— Inside of Sports. , Miss Tandet found them dining Of Draft 87,128 ►WHTD ~ Johneon ramilyt g;00—WDRC—Suspense: W HTD Yale and Towne million dollar Waterbury conspira­ laiit night on lima beans and cran­ -Bride and Groom; — Raising, a Husband; W TH T— cy case, has been granted a parole IC -^teU a Dailaa. berry sauce, stale bread and coffee. Hartford. Dec. 6. — (Ah — The Ftr Gn N n i Thrifty Fiisdi - - Lum and Abner; W TIC— Stamford. Dec. 5 e i Kour- from state prison. Warden Ralph -WDRC — Swing Time; Their other supplies from the H. Walker said last night without number of discharges from the Burns and Allen. teen company executives who are 1 p^f^tprla consist of canned soup, It'i Hard ts Biat Yoir AAF -Mutual Melody Hour; 8:15—W T H T -E a rl GoodWln. disclosing when) Kelly would bg re­ armed forces during the month of November for Connecticut totaled Walit to Mrvt th* Uitlsst manit avar . , , lO —Lorenao Jones. 8:30 -WDRC— F. B. I. in Peace afraid to leave the Yale and Towne j canned salmon and sardines. leased. 25,510 men, reported Comdr. John without tponding haapa of monayT Than luat -W DRC—Main Street. Hart- and War; News; WHTD — Manufacturing company plant for! I'naMe to Bring In Kelly’S case was one of the last turn to AAP. whara you'll find aaeraa of F. Robinson, state director of Se­ WTHT— Hop Harrigan; Rogue's Gallery; WTHT^ Amer­ fear atrlklng pickets will not let i .O n ly General Manner William reviewed at an all-day session of dallaloua faada markSd with attraotlva priaaa. 1C—Young Wldder Brown. K Hoyt has been allowed through the Parole board yesterday. He lective Service, today. .This, he Yaa, avarythtna from tampting appatlnra la ica's Town Meeting m the Air; them return began today- their AP tuaeloua oaaaarta la priead to plaaaa at your -WDRC—This Uvlng World: the picket line Into the plant since was sentenced to seven to 12 yeara added, brought the total number W TIC—Dinah Short. • fourth day of round-the-clock AAk. Coma Jn today, and taka yaur pick at ) —Here’s Howe; W TH T— 9 ;00_WDRC— of/ Andre Monday, and he reports he Is un­ in August, 1939, and began serv­ of discharges since ths Inception of thaaa aplandid valuaa. You’ll agraa with thau- maintenance work In the big. tix- Selective Service In October, 1940, aandt who aay. “for good aating at madaat ry and fhe Pirates; WTIC— Kostelanetz; WHTD - f Gabriel able to bring in any food or other ing the term in March, 1941, when coal . . . turn ts A *P tupar Markatal’’ Sen a GlH Marries. story factory building. the state supreme colirt rejected to 87.128. SUPtR MARKETS Heater; W ; ^ Muslc/Hall. They aren’t hungry and' they supplies. -W H TD — To be anrfotinced: fl;15—WHTD—Real Stories from Miss Tandet’ reported the ma­ appeals of .some of the accused. Approximately 250,000 have IT —Music: W TIC Portia aren’t quite sleepless, they told rooned men were tired but . cheer­ Kelly, Hayes and several others sen-cd in the armed forces since Real U ft. ■ Miss Bernice Tandet, a Stamford October. 1940, continued the com­ es Life. 9:30 ^ WDRC — Hobby Lobby: ful They were supplied with were convicted of defrauding the Advocate reporter who Interviewed mander, and o f this number 186,000 -WDRC— News Commen- WHTO — Treasury Hour of shaving facllllles arid had an Im­ city of Waterbury of more than them laat night, but they are lunr have been inducted to date through la r g e fo w l iry; Swoon or Croon: W'HTD— Sdng: W TH T— Detect and Col­ provised shower In-the boiler room, 31 *000 000 ning mighty low on cigarettes. the Selective Sendee system. ek Armstrong: WTIC Just lect; Coronet Front Page; WTIC but there were only two combs in With Kelly’s release. Hayes will «:S H GRADE A M | | MedlaHou Efforts Fall Since Nov. 1. the srmed forces Jn Bill. —Jack Haley with Eve Arden. the group and not enough tooth­ he the only defendant In the, case ^ TO 6 LBS. LB -WDRC Old Record Shopi" Meanwhile the .State Board of still in prison. He was sentenced have been discharging Connecti­ 10:00—WDRC - Island Venture: Mediation and Arbitration aald It brushes to go around. TD -Tom Mix and his One of their luncheon tables, to 10 to 15 years. cut men at the rate of approxi­ WHTD -You Make the News; was atymied, at least temporarily, mately 1.000 dally. It IS my opin­ _ ilg h t Shooters: WT^Pf — set up in a room containing noth­ A like sentence was Imposed on WTHT—Curtain Time: WTIC— in its efforts to settle the four- ion. the commander added, that the ennessee Jed: W TIC 7- Front ing else but two huge pumps, is Daniel J. Leary, former Waterbury CHICKENS Abbott and Costello. weeks-old dispute Involving de­ comptroller, but he jumped his peak load In Connecticut will be ge Farrell. 10:30— WDRC—Powder Box Thea­ equipped with a sign mildly rib­ B\enlag mands for a closed shop and 30 per 350,000 hall and disappeared the reached in February when It is ex­ Ffssh Roasting Gigdg M ter; WHT1> -Musical Roundup: cent more pay, and keeping 8.300 bing one of the group who left pected 'close to 2,500 will he dia r -News on all atation.s. W TH T— Music; W TIC — Rudy the plant Monday and coiildn t get day the Rupreme court affirmed A-4to5lbs. LI * 1 9 -W DRC Headliners’ Club; idle. his conviction. He haa never been charged daily. Vallee Show. A fter a three-hour meeting yes­ bHCk. Tt j*R.vs "Snvder’s Bnack To a.saiat the other agencies In -Digest: Musical Round- shop featiiring Snyder’.s sinder found. W TH T — Kay-O-Quls; 10:45—W TH T— Senator Brian Mc­ terday with officials of the com­ formulating plans to provide em­ .soup.” • r iC —Professor Andre Schen- Mahon. pany and of the International As­ Margo on Honeymoon ployment for the retuming vet­ FRESH BUTTS 11:00—News on all stations. sociation of Machinists (A F L ), the Dinerif at another table. In an eran, Selective Sendee, the com­ ante-room to the Infirmary, are **^’-WDRC Music; WHTD 11:15—WDRC—Night Owl Show; Rev. Joseph F. Donnelly of New lean PORK ROAST O C l WHTD- Harold LaChapelle and Haven, vice chairman of the Med­ advised "Vo\i mav order a la carte, New Yolk, Dec. 8. Marla 31‘ rer Man; W TH T - Concert providing you all order the same Margharita Bolada, whoae ^ Stage f i l l e t s WHOLEorFIcCE LB 9 9 nur: W TIC— Bob Steele; Five Jimmv O’Donnell; W TH T Mu­ iation hoard, said there had been sic; W T IC - Harkness of Wash- ■ no progress “ and It does not ap­ and screen name la Margo, was nute Mystery. thing." ^ Husbands! Wives! in^on. pear that there is aqy point to Dalton told Miss Tandet he honeymooning today with LieuL IRISH -WDRC— Top Tune Time; knew how long Olf group could Eddie Albert, USNR, former mo­ PD—Easy Aces; WTIC — 11:80—W HTD .Sammy Kaye’s continuing discussions at this Want new Pep and Vmi? OadFUltU •^•3* siioijDiER hold out In the plant, but said he tion picture actor. The couple was ThwMiMlo nf ooupioo o nI «Mk,«o«k, WMHMt,woraniut, n-«x- Orchestra; News; W TH T—Gems time.” j owell Thomas. was keeping the estimate to him­ married yesterday. Margo’s first Umtod tolrly lUMMtt looliiiMki Iroa.troa. for M « Fresh Pork Picnics Well- -W DRC— Mommle and the for Thought; tlusic; WTIC — The company haa taken the po­ .in . molit)'. irr ootm Tooio10 Toblon. CoataliM marriage to Francis Lederer end­ (ron * Boraxi 2 cano 21* the more than 250,000 American heroes who died * a C M — 8 Glenn Ford In Suspense; W ell Known To Hundreds SsItlMS gONNIT VkO 16« Borax 2 *...27* -If- ■ , » [jp Kostelanetx music, Dorothy Klr- Hospitalization o f our wounded will require high amounts o f money.. nten; 10:30 Danny O’Neil Theater; a Bazzie%u'f^':i;r.i" TaV: * that w e might live. 1 , l"il;3 0 Newspaper Guild Pnge One Mslatsst Oraant^ Y 18« 21 ikwards . . . ABC—7:30 Green Hor- Of Manchester Women... Plllibvy't "oVa %VoM.29 Kibbled 0?M Hubtord 'itoir 25* This is only one reason for the Victory Loan. Millions of men njust be f net; 8:30 Town Meeting “Universal CWAW HIRSNCV’t we . • ‘ ' •%' . • X J Military Training'’; 9:30 Detect Dixie MargsrlM 25^ s o a p COCOA BUTTtP CAKf U * 3ut we (»» and must provide hospital cate and fed, clothed, transported home, for Collect: 10 Curtain Time . . . ;\ NM SdSp.:K*.43 rxg. 17e Gawea eLtANSrt 3 CANO 23* ' 8 Rai.sing A Husband gulx; remember, until they are restored'to ,,^9:30 Antoninl’s concert: 10 You THE STATE Nabisci * v?HSAT ® 2 Pko* 23« treatment for the hundreds o f thousands who are r.Make the News, drama; 11:30 Re- MlCfSTlToz f^orded, Maj, Gen. L. R. Groves V: NsstClib 000 Fesd *gAo" 25* CEREAL PKG civilian life the war is not over for ■'and others on “ Atomic Energy." BEAUTY SALON maimed and.’Crippled-some in body, some in mind. them. And it’s not over for you either Friday Program*): NBC— 9:45 : ji.m . Bond week program from I ;iU O O , Sioux Falls. 'S. D.; -1:30 AMOCO till you do your a h i x ^ Henceforth W ill Be Known A$ p.m. Bond program fronj WAVE, To dO ' less would be a lasting reproach to-the I I MR* \ free ihstitutions o f democracy for .which fought VICTORY 'a ^ '• '-'s' LOAN TERRY’S LARGE * I 26HOZLF. ALL like 9m eld doyg . . . e*gt4- Beauty Salon wickea witk ptnly al kutlar. MAKES Ygu cent do 11 ; . . sow ikert State Theater Building 7 5 3 Main Su butter la rdtiea bee. T H E M m m - B u y RADIOS « FRUIT CAKE t^De Luxe t ^ 85*»«1.6S Repaired Make An JANE PARKER RAISIN FILLED JANE PARKER COFFEE CAKE CAKS 24* PECAN NUT RING aiNe25* Reaionably iSBACK! Appointment ‘ 1' [ Tubes Tested Now for a SWAN SOAP SWAN SOAP Manchester Phimbing & Supply Co. Large Stock MUTE FUMTIN6 WIITE FLSRTINI The F. T. Blish Hardware Co. 1910 . T H E A M E R IC A N P O L IC Y . s - 1945 MEDIUM nPl Parts Christmas LARGE A A t 4 Our policy was—and still ts-^to offer honest valuest CAKES A V 3 CAKES I I honestly describedt to market distinctive and better Perm anent 3m an AvalldSla" “ Whai^vajipgja| productsf to work constantly tow ards their improvement, PALMOUVEA REG to sell them 'at fa ir prices, and to render efficient service. Phone 4 8 7 9 SOAP O emsi ^ t t e r t o j L VEGETABLE SHORTENING BATH We spt^itflize in problem hair. G>ma In and U B A ^ S 3 L B C H I PAIMOUVEA M A IN S B AMERICAN C O M PA N Y let us solve your'particular problem. We JAR JAR D iu r«l^ DnUI f P M have the background of experience ,to dcr it. '‘W han AvellPbfa” -Whpn Availablp' I Gatmtej At id tO P. M. f RE GLUT ATUNTIC 5 PU ine.TU .Cl sanm BEssm Msm aaBBBssasas^pssSBSi^Bss A)> a-ta..rUa. «i *« n-.rb.t rtpM tP.lImU auai

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made, and the committee to assist year* foun to bed without ly lost. W. Smith, form er wife of Homer 3 GLAU^ARS 23* ^•nait to build a residence with Atcheson, who was counselor of MINCED H A M with the passage of the Bretton Clark, was a fine one. In the S. G. NEWELL fussing for a few nights,” she He took Mary’s hand In hia and S. Cummings." ex-attorney gener­ f ttached garage at 38 White street ended after the union turned down the embassy in Chungking when CHENEY BROTHERS Woods bill by Parliament.” high schMl, under the direction suggested. “And we might eat all thrashed around in the woods for al of the United States, by fire v>f KETCHUP tS'lSc ttx30 at an estimated cost of a management proposal to extend Hqrley was ambassador, now la Buckland S$. Buckland RESH U 31. Announcement of the agreement of Miss Hope Henderson. SO menu • Employment Office ^ our vegetables instead o f hiding quite a while. “ Don’t be fright­ undetermined origin. Fire Chief and a second residence with it for a year and the company re­ diplomatic adviser to General Phone 8878 ^,000 came after concern had been ex­ covers were made and painted for ' them under the potato skins. Juat ened,” he said to Mary In an al' Victor H. Veit said the loss, In- CRISCO attached garage at 36 White jected a union offer for extension ir. . ____ 1 Telephone 4141 . pressed In official circles here -the Navry for Christinas; 112 gift for a while, I mean,” she added most firm voice,------—— CHILI SAUCE ”^'*20c LUNCHEON MEAT rest, 28x33 at an estimated cost to Jan. 15. As in the GM dispute, Atcheson. upon being informed ViOITABU progress of negotiations. When it boxes were filled in the schools hastily aa she saw David’s look “I’m not frightened a bit,” re­ tomobiles, a horse, a donkey and LI ! 17,500. Walter P. Backofen was the union la seeking 30 per cent had been reported that negotia­ of Hurley’s charges made in testi­ for needy children for Christmas 150 chickens, would amount to aHogrouNG SPKiD 4 7 « mony at Washington before the o f acorn. plied Mary. And she wasn’t, not ntsd a permit to remodel base­ wage hikes. tions were on the brink of complete Members of the Junior Red Cross as long as David held her hand. $20,000. • V -8 C o c k t a il " is a " 31c Elsewhere over the country no Senate Fpreign Relations commit­ “TTiat’a a fine Idea,” put In st store and front at 28 Ward breakdown, the dispatches said. helped the camp and hospital com­ But she was tired and she was SAUERKRAUT new labor disputes were reported tee, declined immediate comment. their mother who had overheard et, 12'5” by 38 feet. F. Wagner Sir Edward Bridges, permanent mittee by supplying part of the hungry so it was a wonderful n o Y .’ as continuing work stoppages secretary of the Treasury, was the whole conversation. “And if 24. 68. CUT-RITE WAXPAMK '^li“15c ‘ LB 8 * |Was granted a permit to erect a Thanksgiving favors for the Avon WU want a really bulging stock­ thing that just at thia point she kept Idle some 415,000 workers. rushed from London to Washing­ 3 ' I at the backdooi at 37 Spring hospital, and are making others stumbled on something that lay Totes to Accept Ward Offer ton by plane on three hours no­ Abandon Ship ing on Christmas morning, you L at an estimated cost of for Christmas. Membership In might' try coming in from play hidden under the leaves. •liO . - _ Tn Chicago, the Executive board tice. the town schools la 100 per cent thq first time I call you and bang­ ‘’Look!” she cried kneeling 3ia^ dutal ScuUttfi! ^oadl! V '^ 9 ^ the motion of Alderman of Local No. 20, CIO United Re­ The Daily Mail, commenting that Order Given and during the enrollment drive, ing up your coat and hat and down. “ It’s a basket — just like VflBlam Basr it was voted to place tail, Wholesale' and Department the wmrd "Go” had been given to November 1 to 15, several Inter­ Store Emp^loyea union, voted to BUSH HARDWARE taking your cod liver oil without the one we carry on picnics!" ASPARAGUS »f*« T£!Vfi.'Ki 41. the $4,000 rscsived as rent for the ’world trade by the agreement, said esting programs were given in the RALSTON BREAKFAST FOOD 20. accept a wage Increase offer made the detailed document listing the (Continued from Page One) fussing and— ” " ‘Open It!” cried David, kneel DELICIOUS RESULTS old Peerless Silk building in the schools by the children. David was really a pretty good tabu TtSTIO IZ.OZ by Montgomery Ward A Com­ terms included a provision that Thg beside her and helping her ere your* with Flsko be­ CREAM OF WHEAT 22. KG kfi. .Capital Expenditures Fund, ear- don, N. H., the cruiser’s supply Herbert House,, chairman of the boy and he hated to be told every pany. The offer, said a union Britain work toward a reduction INTRODUCES puli back the lid. Then both chil­ cause Flako’i ingredient* larksd for Recreational purposed. officer, told the court he was 1946 Fund Drive, reoorted on the minute what to^ilo. So now he _ ^ T h s Boat meeting will be held spokesman, was accepted "with­ of the sterling debt and di.ssolution preparations and plans already dren gasped with delight for the •re precUion-mixed. No WHEATENA 22. SPINACH " ” ™ 2 9 . of the dollar pool. The Mail said asleep in his quarters when the said crossly, " I won’t do all those raiMaday evening, December 18. out prejudice” to 20 other issues, basket was packed to the brim also that one condition was that ship was attacked shortly after THE MODERN MIRACLE IN HOME TOOLS! things. I f I did I wouldn’t be me.” uncertainty of meaiuring. H-0 OATS mozksI2. •4 this wiH be the final meeting including pay and reclaaaiflca- with sandwiches and cookies an^’ tions. Britain join with the United States midnight. ' Hia mother waa very tired as Nothing to add but water. tt' asany members of the coun- apples and popcorn! It provided for a general five In a long-range plan to reduce He said he proceeded to the fan- she had done all the laundry that If your grocer hasn’t Flako OatOH ■ who are retiring this year. Just Ima^ne,’ ’ exclaimOd Shirts For PUFFED RICE ceiits an houc boost for all em­ tariffs and eliminate quotas and tail where he stayed until pulled day and the cleaning woman (or Flakom) today, check d v ll AssoeteUoa David, stuffing his mouth with ployes' and raising of the mini­ restriction.* on world trade. Into the water. hadn’t come and she hadn’t even with him again tomorrow. PUFFED WHEAI «n*v ,-oz pkg . The Rockvill* Civic Association peanut butter sandwishes. “Find­ 5 f / ^ ~ ^ HADDOCK nUETS .*37. mum pay from 45 to 60< cents anf “ Door Flung Open For Trade” At no time, he said, did he hear Carpenters started stringing the beans for ing It when we most needed it!” VUU hold its December meeting orders to abandon ship or any supper so she said, "A ll right, son. Your Husband? hour. The union la-st week con­ "The agreement means that the “Maybe there Is a Sant^cfaus,” SHREDDED WHEAT «*.... 'it ll. COD STEAK “29. 8his evening at. the Rockville ducted a “ demonstration’’ strike door is flung wide open for world other orders, but agreed that It I f that’s the way ypu fe«l there’ll Ifouoe with dinner being served at whispered Mary as she too filled REDHSH nUETS «19. against Ward stores here and in trade,” the newspaper said. •.‘Dis­ was entirely possible that such be no Christmas for jrou this her empty tummy. Your used fat* ors needed RICE KRISPIES K»uo««-s M Z P K o ti. 6:1$ o’clock. There will not be year!" , several other cities. agreement would have split the word was passed and did not to help moke shirt* for him Ihs usual talks but members will world Into dollar and sterling reach him. He emphasized that David stared at his mother in­ Before David could reply there Accept Proposals Ending Strike For Big Construction was a sudden crashing of sticks . . . nylons for you . . . a* questions of Uoyd Hobron, Representatives of five Rhode blocs, with austerity in Britain for it would have been extremely dif­ TXe credulously and Mary clasped her CHIP BOYARDIE and leaves in the forest and a SPAM,. inanager of the Rockville t8(e- Island dyeing and finishing plants years to come. ficult for any word to reach his hands in fright. Right sway their well 0* soap* and many Job. hoarse voice rattled. “ Who Is eat­ 9 . . ^ phone exchange; Donald Weeks, have accepted proposals ending a "Much more stringent terms had position without communication. mother wanted to take back her other item*. 12-OZ TIN ing my dinner?” M.ORIOA aaeeu ■■ SPAGHEHI DINNERS 33. manager of the Rockviile office of nine weeks strike involving 3,000 been offered by the Americans, biit He testified that there Were WORK SHOP FOR words but before she could speak the Conn. Light A Power Com­ employes. the vigor with which the British about 100 men on the fantail with Long Hours David stuck out his small chin Then a fierce,' little creature TURN IN rO V * U$B> fATSI MIAT OI MIATIIS9 bolted from bphlnd a treO and DEVIL FOOD MIX^ pany and Postmaster Saul Peizer. Counsel for the firms Informed case was presented, particularly him,' and estimated that some 500 and said: ORANGES 8 ‘.r 59< and pounced on the neariy ' empty Party Tonight Gov. John O. Pastore yesterday in the past few days, won impor­ from the entli% ship got off and " I don’t care a btt! I don’t think PKG 3 1 * XPM T 14KOZ PKG IS. The ladles of Maple Grove will that the managements had agreed tant concessions.” into the water. FARM AND HOME there. Is a Santa Claus anyway!” lunch basket. Iparty this evening. Supper udll be to terms already accepted by the The Daily Herald, Labor party Steady Work Hia mother and sister gasped ‘Wh-who *are you ? stammered GULDEN'S MUSTARD Im rved at 6:30 o’clock and there Federation of Dyers (CIO). organ, said the agreement would The I military pipeline system and for a long minute no one said David, nearly speechless with GRAPEFRUIT 3»19< "not prevent an expansion of trade frigh t . ‘ Buy Victory Bonds DATED" FOR FRESHNESS Ivrill be an exchange of gifts. They provide that the employes completed In Europe has a capaci­ Throughout the anything at all. Then. David’s 2 $.01 JARS 25. Junior Red Cross return to work, that the compan­ within the commonwealth, but will ty of 150,000 barrels, of gasoline mother stood up and left the “ I am a Gigmy. There are only PEARS D'ANJOU 2 » 29c extensive campaign for en- ies negotiate with the union com­ enable the dominions to make im­ dally, delivered through 3,446 room. David felt a flood of misery fifty Oigmiea In all the world. W e To Help Your Country* mediate essential purchases in the Winter are part goblin and part pigmy FRENCH'S mustard VOUment in the Junior Red Cross mencing five days thereafter, and miles o f pipe. HERE AT LAST it a power tool to flexible, _ ___ ^ ______wash over him. He knew he had was started Monday of this week that there be no discrimination United States.” •o i^enloualy degigned, to compact. said the worst thing anyone could and Ae cast magic spells oyer and To Help I'onrBeif APPLES cM«*M 27< Apply . CHIAM SALAd 2 T-Oi i« r (2 5 * and will continue through to De­ against employes by ..either party. The Sketch commented that that it can duplicate the operationt of tix or m6rt separate power tools of atandard possibly say but he was'too stub­ "what the Americans are really cember 15. During the war years design! There ■ no longe/ any need for a ahbp full of power toola because with THE born to admit he was sorry. the Junior Red Cross had a large lending us la new houses, new fac­ Watch Out for the T U R N E R . Instead, he turned, to his alster TURNIPS T— 3 « MACARONI Enrollment which made many tories, new machinery and equip­ LAD E there U only one motor. . . one b < ^ ... one economical unit to do a//the jobs! and shouted, !T m going to run Receives (jtatioii ment." WHITIXPRAV 3-LI PKG 27. comfort articles necessary in the Construction Co. away!” And right away he ran VOUBLB GARBAGE 3 • 10< hospitals and convalescentrhomes Brofichiil After- THINK OF IT! ONE POWER *ip O L that can perform practically every wood* out o f, the house, through the Greem ff«eklng Loan for. our servicemen, releasing • working operationl Soaimple a little picket gate, aitd down Elih For Heroic Action Athens, Dec, 8— iA’9—An-au ­ Myrtle and Curtis Streets : can operate it with complete aatiafaction, . , o t a t o e s SPAGHETTI . adult volunteer workers for the istreeL SW. P isfiK 3«27« M U tU irS 9-OZ PKG y * thoritative source said today that yet ao carefully engineered it snaking of garments and dressings. Eff6ct$ of $ Cold , New Britain, Conn. Little M ary stood for a mintite Greece is seeking a loan of $46,- challengea the ima'gination too stunned to move. Then, with yOUR JOAN CAROL - A t the present time Army and V\ aturl 800,000 frpm Great Britain and the Tit ll■p•rtMt Tt Nifioot - 'SUAM PASCAL CELERY •ch29< Navy authorities are calling upon the sob6' btirsUnff in her throat, T0MAT() S(NIP Second Class, USNR, of 247 Burn­ release of part of her reserve funds -When nothing sseras to ‘ do that an experienced craftatrianl, ^ BACK the Red Cross to produce as many side avenue. East Hartford, form­ Irritating botHorsom* cough any she cried, "W alt for if me, pavid! Dallcieufi Froih how held by British banks with the h e r e A T LAST > ran WHITE CELERY CAMMIU'S TIN 9< afghans as possible and these are erly of Manchester, and former good Just go to any good drug store Walt for me!" intention of using the entire and get a bottia of good old- Bron- And away she raced to lie with ,f not pleased being shipped for immediate use truck driver for Perrett and Glen- amount to help stabilize the ehu-line Emulalon. opiwrtunity to aatiif^ your DOUGHNUTS : -I her brother. '' TEA as quickly as they are flhlahed ney here, has been commeitded for drachma.. ’ Teka It aa directed and notlc* how VEGETABLE SOUP rather than holding them for mass easily It takes hold-^glves you relief longing to develop a hobhy M-HO CRACKIRS »»««« ui k b 2 | . "excellent service on June 10, ami helps you get a good night's PLAIN « = O' 1 6 . CAMpOiU’f TIN shipment. Mrs. Nelson Read. /V " . Chapter 2 12. 1945, during the assault and cap­ root. ’ WANT , . . . learn a trade akifl . . . KRIS9Y CRACKIRS m m s h m i h i k g 1 9 < Chairman for the past three ture of Okinawa." Atomic Rays’ ’Often one-half bottio Is enough The Children Meet $ Gigmy According to the citation “ when and you .ro bettor before you know handle thoaaodd j'oba arbtuid When David got to the top of 6IN6IR SNAPS'*u m m - w u i w o h i k g 2 3 . it The very flrat doa* tak*a right Elm street he was entirely out hia ship was hit by an enemy ahell held, leoaening phlegm, aoethlog your hon)e . . . atairt a amall CAKI causing casualties, Mack, with Effects Told and quieting irritation, So get of breath and waa rsklly on the PREM IUM CRACKIRS NAMICO UIPKG 19< SNO-SHEEN M m MiUMMV'f___26c dtG bottia of Bron-cbu*line Ebnulslon MONEY? incomplete disregard for escaping buaineaa. Here ia your point of calling the whole thing Personal Notices today and gat-relief aa quick as you off when hlo little sister caught steam and oil fumes, entered the (Oontlaoed from Paga One) can. Money back If dlsaatisfled. to have teompjtit work ahop j r r . 00. flreroom to secure valves. He then up with him. 44-OZ MARVO SHOimiSwa 22< ;»63 QUINN’S PHARMACY PN4AST Card of Thanks reentered the flrerpom In search of body. The white corpuscles which BORROW at the loweat poaaible ooat. Her legs were shorter than his TOMATO JUICE TIN 22« two of his missing shipmates.” flghj Infection disappear.” ' -GET FULL DETAILS so she was nearly twice as tired _ When fii the huspitel. and while Mack entered sertice Irt Sep­ QUAliTV 11-OZ Lark of these corpuscles per­ OOAP40S TIN HNAST FLOUR [eonvaleei-lns at lidpie. I have been the tember. 1943. He-became a mem­ mits Infection to “ proeper,” Mor­ O N Y O U R about thia amazingly new and ORAHGE JUICE 22< ITfelptent of many 'sifta, flower*, lanl*/ ber of the USS Gendreau when S'*-* laiift dther expresalon* of frlendllneH* rison said, "and the patient' dies, b a g dki9 * BAG 1.03 tha( ship was rommissioned In different wooder-teol' today! Ifo r wlileh I am. cienplv uiipreriatlve. I usuallv two or three weeks after grapefruit JUICE SKa n d s ■ hope to reacli liiany of three frlenil* March., 1944. Previous to the. ac­ the exposure. WANTED AUTOMOBILE 25< ■ in thia manner lo extend mv alm-ere. tion at Okinawa he was on board Order and Scheduling Clerk. If You Want To FINAST PEANUT BUTTER Ithanlu. Hazard o f I*rofeaaloB filOO.OO TO $1,000.00 mCHMONO ^tiN^ tile Gendrean in the Solomon la- *1 am not a medical man, but FRUIT COCKTAIL 33< - lira. Ivah II. Staiidtah, luntls campaign. Mack has return­ Experience desirable but 8'A02 JAR^3. 1-lb jar 3 8 * ■South Cotjentry. • OwaenUp «f Osr 'Ii PWAIT OOiMN BANTAM ed -to this country and has been not essential for properly Buy Or Sell 20-OZ TIN discharged honorably from Navy ftafflelMit CORN CaiAM STVU 13< In Memoriam ' qualified individual. Op­ ALL WOODWORKING OPERATIONS WITH JUST ONE MACHINE eo. ser\’ice. . • Car Rcmslag la Tonr ■xuo Itondord 20-OZ In iovlns memory of my w|fe, Bea- I Ideal Xmas Gift For Her! portunity for advancement. Pogsessloa STRING BEANS TIN 14c CAMAY IVORY Itriee L. White, who paaaed awSy De- REAL. PIAKH Istiaber 6.'IN I. Legal Notices I N E W E ST Please apply by letter stat* • T U R N IN G • REAb^ING •B U F F IN G SOAP VACUUM CLEANERS a Loaaa G raaM SVhtIa A T A COtTtT OF PROBATB held in f experience. Ttm Walt |Ttm* may heal th* broken-haarted, ^ • S A W IN G m o r t i s i n g SAVES WORK VA LARGE PKC 23< at Hanehaeter. within and tor Jh* Immediate PeliYqry! • SANDING • J CAKES 2 0 * pTaara may make the wound leas acre; a Oae Wgaatora Only ' Here’* RAD. DiseplVoa greeae ■But it cannot fill the lonirlnK ..DUtrict of Manchester, oti the 4th Hay PHONE 2-1826 Rogen Corporation ESTATE Kocip® TIME sn4 SOAR RKG $U»)ECT TO STORE STOCKS smji a TO STOM STOCKt |Fsr the loved one cone before. o f December, A.D.. 1945. " • D E A L IN G • GRINDING •itOUTING , and baaishes diirt quickly. RAINDROPS Present W ILLIA M HTDF. Esq., a Tear Nania Aleaa Judge. A t Cleans without hard rubbing. ho shall aay'’the grief I* leeiiened. • BORING • SH A PIN G ”3'i lough the antlle may hide the teari; Estate of Michael Haberern. late of 6 Law latareat Kata • SABRE AND JIG Rlaess frsa instantly. Lssvas femorlaa keep the wound atill open, Manchester. In said DIatHct, deceased. • POLISHING no dirt-catching fllm--'sur- lU Z LAVA * she the paasing of the year* ’On motion of Mildred A. Hatierejn, SAWING • METAL SPINNING OXYDOL SPEEDI-DRI a Coafifiwitlal— Fair V Prices faoas stay clasn kngar* A * * * !? > ■ » « . DOU IVIIYTHING Ilu«band. Bricktop Road, Wllllmanllr. rin)n,. ad­ No Ca-8lgaara. 1. FOR SOAP ministratrix. EAT THE BEST AT REYMANDER’S . watsr softener and deodomt LARGE PKG 23< OMDKKKD:, That six months from EFFICIENT HOUSEKEEPPIG In Memoriam Contains no abrasives to LARGE PKO 2 3 c the till -day of Dts einl.er, A.D., 1946, BAKED VIRGINIA U A H '. Open Evenings By .SEE THIS AMAZING OUTEn* NOW AT OUR STORE* Can s u ix a TO STORE SToas 3 CAKES I be and the same are lliiiiteil amt al­ Scratch and mar. Harmlsss. SUIJfa TO STORE STOCKS NO RUWING-NO SCRUBBING SUBJECT TO STOU STOCKS i ■a loTluug meutory uf our dear baby, Htewed Chicken With Polrntsb ' Special Appointmeqt. low^! for the creditor/* within which UNBELIEVABLE . . . BUT IT COSTS ONLY...... $ Kind to bands. No lye, ao iria Haaseir. who paasen away to • ffriiig 4n their rlalms agaiiiet aaid Pork Chops A La Plazniola 1.50 ABSORBS PH AND ago today. Pet. «. m i. (Hand Took) Extra). WnfiJ" F. Johnson estate, and the - said administratrix la STlEAltS NA’TIVE BimiLEI^S soap, or caustic soda. WO) net IVORY GREASE LIKE A BLO nEI directed to give public notice to the darling, how w* miss irtm, Aido Loans, Bonder — Real Bftat* ' olog dralaa. And H takss only IVORY $ 0 0 creditors to bring In their claims with­ * * '' - H e r a li a S o u p SNOW IVORY SOAP JUST SPREAD ON AND BRUSH M* knows th* Mtler pain in said time allowed .by posting h LOADS OP FUN — DINE AND DANCE TONIGHT! M worth ef RAD to maks a om LARGE 3 2 9 . hav# aufferad since w* lost you, copy of, this, order on the public sign­ Johmnn-Rdilt Homt* gallon of deoalag solution! m ad« fiDm juicy, rad-ripff 3 CAKES 1 7 . OFF ‘ has novar bejm tiM tam*. post nearest to the place where be , Fine Wines, Liquors aiid Beer __ lAUGI PKO 2 3 c last dwelt within said town and by Inc. tomatoof , m icK ertam SUBJECT TO STORE STOCKS i'A-LI PKG 2 5 c PERSONAL 2 9 * ’ ’hoaris yoiir uiemo'ry lingers, AT TOOK FAVOIUTI 6TOU SUBJECT TO. STORE STOCKS publishing the same ill some news­ 42 AsyliQm Street RRDAD SI'REKT fra g J 8 n $ ■k, tajider, fond and true. paper having a circulation,in said pro­ ^ i| at the Garden Grove Restaurant kind to be given by the High High and whipped the opposers last to Browns and he has taken up ex- Alumni Fund $06.50. Interclass stated yesterday morning. Campion scored en amezing the Waaleyan '92 Theater Wednes­ " I believe the community should actly where he left Off last year That’s tha setup men. It Is a 8® . ______basketball. Bob Tedford frith M . Saturday night. Earl Ypat, school, is under the able direc­ Friday by a score of 42 to 29. This grand opportunity for the right football game $181.43, collection at total of 82 points. He flipped in day, September 28. "Our Town,’ offer special help to dull persons as the top bowler in the league. Alumni basketball game $49.80 eleven Iwinpotntera and ten char­ points and Mickey Murphy and' because It is not their own fault Herald Sports Editor, presided as Editorial tion of G. Albert Pearson. It was the first scholastic contest of party to stage an event of this Fish—Game Joe la up for the Conn.' Sports- The South End Spiders and tty a play In three acta written by Despite imported stars from this and Individual donations: ity tosses. In addition he picked Brown we|z offensive standouta^ that they are mentally deficient. master of ceremonies at the ban­ ia open to the public, the 1945-1946 season and was a nature. writers Alliance Gold Key award North End Cuba will meet in the Thprton Wilder, was presented by vicinity, Birtles can Well bold his R. B. P u rrin gton ...... $ 6.00 rebounds off both boards, he set for the locals. One of the basic concepts of de­ quet, which was attended by many RehaMlltatlpii — Susan Trustenltaer, '47. CCIL affair. Just 96 Seconda preliminary to the P A ’e-Speedboys Wesleyan University. The actora head up ty the best bowler in Manchestor Dry Cloanera. $0.00 Notes ' for the year and It la expected that S t TheoMMl (6$) mocracy la fair play to all, not past, aa well as present, members The high schools, o f America, The lineup of the Black and Dennis Patrick Brady tcored 'Manchester’s greatest contribution game Sunday afternoon the up and executed pickoff plays and were students and professors of Manchostar today and averagee O Clef Club ...... ' ...... 25.00 P B r T J Just to a lucky few. And besides. of the cross cotintry team. have suddenly been awakened from Yellow was minus several of ita one of tbb quickest knockouts on to the world of sports will be one Sport Center at 2 o'clock. all In all, he was too much for Wasleyan. wives of Wesleyan at|U- don’t lie. That’s a mighty broad Mrs. Emma Johnson...... 8.00 2 Allen, rf ...... ___ 4 1-4 9 j If these persons are not given some "Red" Johnson, cross country a nightmare of more than three flrat atringers, since Captain Bar- record in a Hartford ring laat Manchester to counter with. dimta, and Middletown realdenta. years of appalling war. The sun Is tolata, Allessi, Daly and Several statement with fbtlows like Ernie West Side Bowling League 14.00 It was the Red and White 3 Dion, I f ...... 0 0-1 training they will always in years coach at Now Britain High school, Tueadav night when he flattened 3-6 ■ The audience enjoyed every once more shining but, intermit­ others are still on the football Wilkie. Frank White, Hippo Cor- br. A. E. D Iakan...... 5.00 team’s' second loss in four starts. 3 Foss. If*...... 3 • d to come, be nothing more than a was the first speaker on the pro­ ‘Magi’ Entertains Allle Mlnutoll in exactly 25 sec­ 10'15 32 heart-warming minute of Mr. tent showers will prevail, at least aquad. rentl, Ed Kovls, Pete Slomclnaky, Rogers Paper Corporation.. 60.00 Band Fund Tonight A total of 44 personal fouls were 4 Campion, c ...... 11 burden on the community. TTiey gram. Mr. Johnson waa very onds. Polish Amerks ___ 4 0-2 Wilder’s great work. for a few years. Captain Bob Tedford and Mickey Joe Twaronite, Walt Kompanik Anthony George 4.00 called during the game. 20 on the 4 Murray, rg • • • • should be given a chance to lead generous In his praise of Coach Mlnutoli was expected to give Friday night at the West 0 Wren, r g ...... ___ 0 0-0 0^ „ "Our Town’’ to the story of the Among the showers, against Girl Reserves Murphy amassed a total of 27 and others but Jolting Joe has Moriarty Brothers 50.00 winners and 24 on Coach W il­ healthy, normal lives and do the Pete Wlgren, and complimented proven his all around ability as the undefeated baby faced Brady Side Rec, Brawn’s G a ra n fea­ 4 Rubera, I g ...... 2 1-3 81 happiness, the love, the hardships him on hla splendid job of coach­ which the high schools must shield points between themselves for Bchiebel Brothers 5.00 Plhy Sunday fred Clarke’e five. The numerous community some good. Anne Beeehler Doug Straw duckplnher. a battle. As they came oiit of turing Joe Birtles, will oppose o f a little New England town. themselves, among the problems, M. H. S. Tedford netting fifteen, Hugo Paaraon . . . t e a a a • e < 5.00 fouls slowed the game down and "A s for the pupils who are en ing at M. H. S. Fran Leary, Birtles three latest triplet have their corner to answeij the bell, Darling’s league leading five 20 24 18-81 68 "But "Our Town" la any town in former M. H. S. star who gained Remanding immediate attention, is Malcolm Greenaway, brother of while Mutyhy scored twelve. Dr. Eugene Davie ...... 8.00 although It was interesting for the dowed naturally with a good set The ability to combine rightly been recorded In the following Mlnutoll stuck his cbln out and in a special match with all the world: It la a reflection of life of brains, they should be helped intercollegiate fame at FOrdham, that of rehabilitation. When the Editor-In-Chief as­ Lanky Ed Brown was held in check Manchester Dairy Ice first half, the numerous w’hlsUe Manchester (49) the little things of life is ^ e key Miss Georgia Greenway, and fashion, 411, 438 and 407. The Mlstiir Brady threw a killing left Cleaed to Ice Fishing Entertain Middletown proceed# to be turned over to itself. No scenery is used In the through advanced training by the and Tom Danaher, former Man­ Long ago Mr. Webster penned signs an interview with Anne and only got seven. The back court Cream Corp...... 50.00 tooting took much away from the P B F T'.: to happiness. Obug Straw has Georgia Greenaway, and a teach­ three avemge up to 418.2. Browns hook that struck the dark haired The State Board of Fisheries' the Manchester Hl|^ ' school ___ 7 J6-10 20 [:. plav. but Mr. wilder writes with community. They have much good chester High runner who served the words, defining rehabilitation, Beechler for Legion of Honor, one performers, Doug Straw and Norm Arm y and Navy Amciliary. 5.00 Sp^dboys at Sportj 5 Tedford, r f ---- found that key/ All those who arc after getting off to a slow start battler square on the Jaw and and Game announces that the fol-! game In the last two periods. 0’ such compassion and understand­ to offer their community and this as "the restoration to former con­ doesn’t have far to look. In fact, , u -.u er of Latin, Spanish and French Beauregard, threw in eight tallies, The Arm y and Navy club have Band Fund. 0 Lrbledz, rf .... _____0 0-0 with the Marines in the F^clfic, popular high school are now resting In a tie for third that was all ^or the night. Referee lowing ponda will be closed to ice' For Father Leo Blaney, a local ....5 2-2 12 ing for humanity that no scenery good should be brought to the fore, both gave short addreaaes. Leary dition or status," without realiza­ Anne was working away on her , *'3; at New London, was welcomed at six and two respectively. voted to donate 82,50 to this fund Center; Seek Third President Lee Darling of the 4 Murphy, if .... students l ^ e found this key. In place, only five games out of first Kid Kaplan could . have counted. resident. In his flrsLyear as head ___ 3 2-3 U needed. Every tribulation, every People who are very intelligent but tion of the widespread Importance Exchange Column (being Ex­ the last Senior Girl Reserve meet­ The only Middletown player to which would bring the total avail­ fishing during tlu 1945-46 aeason: Weat Side Rec League of 5 Brown, c ...... and Danaher reminisced about fact all Jmotie who arc elected to place in the red hot battle for the 100 over the outstretched body of coach at the Seminary, Victory 0-1 0' .happiness of "Our Town” la Im- poor should be even more grad- it. would one day assume. change Elditor for the W orld) on 1 ing held recently In the school 11 menace the Clark coached quintet able for the purchase of the uni­ Ball Pond, Ntov Fairfield. which both teama are mem­ 4 King, c ...... ___ 0 their former days at M. H. 8. the n" have, like Doug, Mlnutoli. The local PA'a will be aeeking was sweet. He placed on the court 1-6 1- Iparted to and felt by the audience, oualy helped. A system of scholar It Is significant that the Ameri­ the other side of the World office ' brary. was Gawlak, who managed to get top spots In the popluar West forms to 81.657.81. Beardsley Park Pond. Bridge­ bers, started the move and 3 Straw, rg ...... 0 Bob McKinney, next year's cap­ found’'thts "Open Sesame” to hsp- The gate was good and Brady their third win in aa many atarta a team of fine hustling ball play­ 1 ''livery character of “ Our Town’’ la ships should be set up for these can high school has been called at the time: She can usually be : Being an amateur magician he fifteen points. Side League. — - $1,972.04 Is heeded to purchase port. Friday night's match will give 3 Beauregard, ig . . .0 A*1 tain. and Don Hall, captain of this For a good night’s entertain­ again prdved that he is the best Sunday afternoon at the Red ers who moved the ball to perfec­ a next door neighbor or a friend people if they cannot secure ad­ upon to aid in the restoration of found there, doing more than her j u .. v . — - performed many magic tricks, The next scheduled game is the uniforms for this year’s band. Beaver Pond, Meriden. ' fans, a gbix) chance to witness year’s .quad, were called on to aay ment, a trip over to the West Side drawing magnet in Hartford since Mon’i Sports Center on Wells tion and worked set plays with the 24 18 12-88 48: at church, or the milkman’s son. vanced education through the uae veterans to their former position, such a.s, burning a hole in a hand- against West Hartford tomorrow Next year it ia estimated by Beseck Lake, Middleflelibi the top bowlers in Manchester a few words by Mr. Yost. Hall alleys, possibly this Friday night Willie Pep. Brady is ready for grace and ease of a well-drilled of their own funds." socially and physically. The ^qL estS^lfk^•^^f 1 dist^^^^^ LhThc!!,? c?r^« H^ha^Z^en keschief and then bringing It back and the second CCIL affair of the school authorities that the band Bolton Notch Porid, Bolton. * street tfrhen they face the Middle- in action. Score at half time, 28-84, St.^ . “ Our Town, Grocer’s Comers, Introduced the many former mem­ when S' special matclr’’' will be bigger game. A match with town Speedboya, membera of the pro quintet. ersion will bring out the tact. you for a few minutes?” always the way It was, various card season. t will be Increased by at least nine­ ‘'Brewster Pond, Stratford. Thomas. Four 8-ftilnute periode.: ■ U.8.A.,’’ stimulates in one. a re­ bers Of thevM- H. 8. cross country X gets the same reply from Anne— ' » ‘nce his soph- rolled featuring Browns and Darl- name fighter in the near future Conn. State League. There will be additional SL Thomaa was never behind. Intelligence, character and ability ©more year and was picked by Mr. tricks and the rabbit In the hat Ed Weiss. '46 teen new members for w’hora uni­ Cream Hill Pond, Cornwall. Jteferee, Phelps. newed faith In the future of hu- to the assembly. B hearty “Sure!” and a broad Ings, fans will have an opportunty udll tell whether or not Pat is The visitora have always had a seats set up for the match. They grabbed an early lead at the of the student Pearson— from the Round Table— trick. forms will be needed. This will Crystal Pond, Eastford-Wood- akanity and love for life. Charles Campbell Coach Wlgren, asked to address The handicapped veterans will smile. That's Anne all over! A to B«e Jolting Joe Birtles. the hot­ ready for the top graders. reputation of placing fine teams start and held a 17 to 10 advant­ as an All-State choir representa­ Mr. Greenaway began doing this mean an additional expenditure of stock. ■nme. walls, life and death are the gathering, pointed out that his sweet, sincere personality and a test thing In bowling In Manches­ One thing la certain and that la on the chalked court. While no age at the quarter. A t intermis­ return fearing the possibility of tive from Manchester High school. at an early age when his mother $616.17. It was hoped that the Freshwater Pond, Elnlleld. bridged by the author. A crosa country squad of 1938, the the joss of his ability to make a calm, kindly disposition. Add to C'aroling Custom that Pat Brady is by far the details about their lineup has yet Visits Alma Mater Doug played football in his sopho­ bought him a magic set. He has ter In years In action. present fund would be large • Fulton Park Pond, Waterbury. Braves and the Pittsburgh P i­ aophical "stage manager,” seen squad that Included both Leary living. He may be confronted with this one of the highest scholastic brightest prospect to hit these been received, the visitors mana­ FENDER AND more year and has played basket­ been doing It ever since. Sev­ Town Bowling C2iamp(onshlp enough to enable school authorities Gardner’s Lake, Salem. rates were interested in geftUng j only by the audience, stan^ and and Robbins, came very close to the loss of personal independence, standings in the Senior Class, and parts In several years. ger ha.s assured the local manage­ ball since this year also. He has eral years ago he appeared at the Resinned This Year Tba perennial town bowling to place this additional order In Greeiifalls Reservoir, Volun- Cooper's contract from tha St. BODY W O RK .vmiaka characters on and off the winning the New England cham­ the fear of losing his social stand­ you have an unbeatable combina­ ment that his first team will ap­ played h^s saxophone in the band town. Louis Cardinals. -'stage, bridges the gap between Charles Campbell. '43. was pionship. Leary was the individ­ ing. A very definite sense of bit­ tion. — Center church. June. and orchestra for three years and During the buslnes.s part of the Charlie Froh led the winners Alth Present plans will enable the Hall's Pond, Eastford. pear here. The Pirates were reported SOLIMENE A FLAGG life and death, retracts time, and visitor at M. H. S. during the past ual winner of that contest, while terness will be the result of months "Extra curricular activities? The local P A ’a have booked the FOR SALE recently was elected president of meeting, plank for the Girl Re­ In an altogether fitting manne*-. 16 points while Patch and Legault High School to present one of the Howell Pond, Hartland. ready to offer catcher A1 Lopez asprasaea In wise, kind words hla week. Charles la a gnemlMr of the the local team placed second. Mr. of cruel fatiguing enemy combat. Let’s see—" Then it began—Paint Speedboya In good faith and hope INC. the new "orchestra club.” This serve Conference, which is to be M. H. S. will hold the first peace; Celtics Score stood out for the looers. best outfitted high school bands In Lily Pond, Thompson. and tlie Braves were ready to toss 14 Oeatat SU TM. 6im . thoughts on life. He is, in fact, a Civilian Personnel stationed at Wlgren feels that if the race had The student of high school age and Powder, Sock and Buskin, H. not to have a repetition of the seems about enough but Doug has held at the Rec on December 28. time Christmas jsbedule. As in flarilM V . Jokera_____ ^___ the State of Connecticut. T his Long Meadow Pond, Mlddle- in backstopper Phil Mast. The ; representative of the author hlm- the Bremerton Navy Yard in Seat been run under better weather must endeavor to be-"on his guard ‘ S. World, Student Council, Girl mediocre game of last—Sunday- played on the tennis team since his were discussed. Junior and Sen- pre-war days, carol singing will win Include three flag carrler.s, a bury. uiants were said lo ne ready to Christmas ,f self—Thornton Wilder —In a dif- tic. Washingbkn. He gfained his po­ conditions, Manchester would have at all times. Wounded veterans at Reserves, Spanish Club, Bowling. Easy Victory With much repetition to a High More details of the visitors’ lineup junior year and is now a member or Girl Reserves will act aa hos- take place from December 17 to drum major and four drum ma­ Manltook Lake (Cranberry give only cash. ’ ferent form. sition by passing a special Civil emerged the winner. Walter Reed hospital, Washington, Archery, Badminton, Luther school football game, the Jokers, will appear In a later ediUon of The acting in the play is superb Service exam in 1944. Mr. Wlgren Introduced Ivan of the Sock and Buskin dramatic te.sscs for the other County club.s. 20. Each room on the designated 1^ by Jake Donovan and Loren jorettes. While the major part Pond), Granby, except on Satur­ Meanwhile, Lt was reported D. C., have said that the most dif­ League (a church club that she club. the paper. , Trees ..-the easting la excellent. Every Working as an electrician In Fuqua, crosa country coach at the ficult aspect in their rehabilitation has headed for two years). To top Committees were chosen. morning, should be ready to sing Midrea, ground out a 35-19 win of the regular band iiniform will days and Sundays. from sources the boys said were Meat and "pie a la mode" arc Rec Intermediate Loop A preliminary will precede the REAL ESTATe I ,^|ine, every pantomlne, every Incl- repair unit, has occupied—most of University of Connecticut, who is their first appearance in public. this: " — and I love to read!" When, The Annual Christmas Sale at beginning at 8:35. The doors at over the Cards. The flrat three be in a neutral color, there will be North Spectacle Pond, Kent. reliable that Johnny Humphries Doug's versions of the nectar of main attraction at 2 p. m. with Center Street dent seems to be done the way Mr. hia Itme since hia arrival at the was the main speaker.. With such an imputation as this, wc ask, does she find time to read!! the Hartford Y. M. C. A. was An- the top and the bottom of the quarters was rough with the sufficient red and white on these Peat Works Pond, Berlin (A ft ­ was going from the Chicago White the gods. Me also likes musical Opens With Rajnhiers; the two principals to go on at , Wilder Intended It to be. Ruah Navy Yard. Charles has worked Following the banquet, the there is definitely "room for im^ "M y future plans are as yet un­ nounced. Chrlatmaa candles, stairs are to be held open through­ score close but deadly marksman- uniforms together with the com­ er Jan. 1). Sox to the Philadelphia Phillies. Between Dillon’s Gsraife tyught and Sold > comedies and peychological mys­ .3:30 p. m. "Oottin, a Wesleyan student, por- on all sized ships., from destroyers members of the cross country provement” on the part of the belts, pins, etc., will be on sale for out the time of singing. Jokers Scoring Wins .ship by the Jokers spelled the dif­ plete red and white of the uni­ Powers Lake, East Lyme. Humphries, who formerly pitched decided. Tm only sure of the fact teries. Skiing and skating ape and Diana’s Packas'e Store ; trajra * singular "atdte manager." up. He stated that the ill fated squad presented Mr. Wlgren with that I’d like to attend college." anyone Interested in purchasing The Assembly Committee— ference aa the final seqr* ehows. forms of the drum major and the Prcntisc Pond, Putnam. for Cleveland, won only six while Have cash clients waltfal®. public. some of his sports interests. : S v ^ member of the cast de- "Bunker Hill’’ waa in the worst a cigarette lighter and a wallet. In order to facilitate a speedier them. Gwendolyn GIcnney, Marion Dick­ drum majorettes to carry the Quassapaug LAke, Mtddlcbury- losing 14 for the Sox laat year, Her future plans may be vague Doug aspires to enter some field Bamblere vs. Trojans Celtics vs.' lmpra%-ers Several Bidders 1 Ft. to 25 Ft. ilrved and received a alncereova- condition of any ship that he had The members of the team will be conversion from the, service, to Mary Raimondo son and Albert Patch— met De­ school colors wlth^ proper em- Woodbury. , hut hu reported late after being For satisfactory result*— but we’ll wager that her future of engineering. Liking drafting, he . Led by Charlie Froh, Bob Geno- Jim Blanchard proved to be too ttSB from the audience. A flick of seen. During part of the time he honored by the American Legion civilian Hfe, their gre certain cember 4 during the seventh period Quonnipaug Lake, Guilford. a holdout. 1,000 Trees To Choose Front success won’t be. We see It spends a great deal of his time much for the Improvers to bandle phMis, the "stage manager’s" wrist and was there, he served with the Coast at a banquet in the near future. aiid worked out the folloiwlng vesi and Ante Carlson the Inter­ To do this $900.49 more is urg­ Roseland Lake, Woodstock. For Walker Cooper Can courtesy rules the school pu­ now . . . "Anne Becchlet: daughter with it. Recently he drafted a map as he scored 20 points and led the they created the atmosphere de- Guard, patrolling Puget Sound. Jack Shea. '46 pil must know and follow. schedule. ently needed. Donations may be Samp Mortar Reservoir, Fair- ALSO WREATHS • of Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Beechler of a new- bousing settlement for Home Economies" mediate League Ramblers tcored j CelUce to a 46-24 victory in the Bi-ockton, Mass.—John Henry . aired without eeenery. 'The climate of Washington is The pupil must be natural, but Main Building: December 17- left at the High school office. field. of 40 Autumn street, and former the Manchester IWater Company. a' 48rl4 win over the Trojans, opening game for both teams. The i Co’ umbus.v O., Dec. 6.— (A5- Eskew, Brockton, knocked out [ > Unforgettable-waa ^ e feeling especially liked by Charles, and at the same time tactful and cour­ Room 13, O Little Town of Be !i- Schoo!house Pond, Thompson. R: T. M c C A N N M. H. S. student . . .’’ And ^ both Presently he Is drafting a plan Backed by superior floor play on critics played ragged ball for the Even though he’s still,In service. Doug Rbone, 178, Albany. N. Y., 5. the aetora conveyed at a funeral he ia quite enthused with the ex­ teous. Pushing, rushing or giving Sponsor Supper leBem. Norlh stairway; Roo;n .'i*, Stanley Quarter Pond, New Agency oarents and schcMl have reason to for the redesigning of his home. the part of Klajn and Schmidt the early part of the game but led by Walker Cooper todny had become Jc.an LcBlanc, 130, Fall River, John Durandi scene at which the mother of a cellent hunting conditions. He re­ Project Linked noticeable assistance to a veteran O Holy Night. South: Room li. Britain. be proud! Doug has not decided what Ramblars were never headed and jim McCurry and Bob Martin (be prized piece of Ivory as the knocked out Young Junior, 130, Phone 5185 dr 5186 60 Center St. newborn child died leaving a grief* lated that he found hunting with a will embarrass him. .When coming First Noel, North. December 13 Stillwater Pond, Torrington. Phyllis Karlin, '46 school he will enter upon comple­ led from the opening whistle. they settled down to win In the Moyers Assume 4'»tal Lake, Enington-Open The Sock and Buskinltes and Visit Alma Mater Aaron, whom the book described of rehabilitation. through the system of state pay Pole Aerials Grasso. r f ...... 4 1 a smiling apple-cheeked^boy. Introduced by I^rlclcs. The citizens each for a senior girl who will Kings—North; December 18— Fiye. Moriarty Brothers and Don ' BhgUah atudenta all thoroughly en- Aboslute success in the rehabili­ Noble, H ...... 2 1 willis* Oarage likewise took two from January 17 to I*eb- Carolyn brought' these traits to received payments for attending represent the school in the' lot­ Room 13, Deck the Halls—North; Land, « ...... 0 0 yjoyed the play. ’The Sock and Bu.s- tation campaign can only be Room 16, Aw ay In a M a n ge r- polnts from BryZnt and Chapman ; ®> Inclusive, on Saturdays f kin play committee la seriously life In her sketch, which w’as done the Assembly or Ecclesia. This en- drawing for the Connecticut High ^Round the Rec R. Gustafson; Ig .. .. 0 0 and Sundays only. Pvt. Robert Boutelope, ’45 and achieved, ‘through cooperation on South; Room 17.' O Little Towri of $2.95 and the Manchester Motor Sales considering it for the three-act with amazing skill. the part of family, friends and the sbled poor citizens to devote mbre School girl from the Connecticut A. Gustafson, Ig . .. 2 1 Mashapaug Lake, Union— Open Pvt. Kenneth I.;nrspn, '45, were, Other pupils will dramatize sec­ time to politics. Councilors, ' dl- Bethlehem— South; December 19, respectively, play to be presented by the club in public. The' problem lies in their Daughters of the American Revo­ W hat’s this we hear from the '.The feature of tha. night was a to ice fishing' from January 1 to \'isitors at their Alma Mater on tions of the book which appeal casts, who were members of the lution will honor as their Good Room 18, Jingle Bells—South; TOWN MOTORS^ Inc. February. laps: the solution in the|r hearts "Rec” . about a group of sophomore ■youis ...... g 8 19 February 9, Tuesdays, Thursdays Wednesday, Dec. 5. Both boys have to them, or else will w’rite poems popular courts, and aoldiera- and Room 21. Hark the Herald An­ lusty high single of i?0 by "Pop’' 'Those who attended were: Pris­ and minds. Citizen. The following qualifica­ ^irls who are knocking themselvea BENSON'S Referee, Gilroy. Gleason of the Centty Serx’lce|and Sundays only been in the service for about 6 connected wi'th characters or sailors also received money for gels—North; Room 22, 1 Heard 4.*> WEST CENTER ST. AT COOPER ST., TEL. B5.'>7 cilla Apel, Beverly Elliott, Marjo­ John Pallein, '46 tions which make for good citizen­ out to prove their enthusiasm for Mt. Tom Pond, M oiris-O pcn months. scenes in the book, their services. the Bells—South; Room 23, Tfte 713 MAIN STREET team "Pop" also triplea-for a 382 I ' ■ ' ■ rie English. Lorridne Gagmon, Glo­ ship were the basis of choice: Rambler* (48) total ^ daptura all hPnofo for to ice fishing from December 9 to| Boutuloup has been stationed at Gloria Ferrell, '48 The peasants of Rural Attica, gym ? First Noel—North; December 20; ria Gibbons, Phyllis Linnell, Mar­ Br-r-r-r Again! I. Dependability. Punctuality, Genoveal, r f ...... 6 0 the night. January 14, Inclusive. Saturdays the, Aberdeen Proving Grounds, however, had to spent their time Room 25, While Shepherds Watch- - garet Paganl, Barbara Sheehan, Amid the shouts, jeers, moans, and truthfulness, lojAlty and self-con­ Red! White! Fight! Fight!— the Froh, If ...... 7 2 Maneheatar Motor Sale* (1) and Sundays only. Maryland, where he has been con­ worklD!' on their, small farms ed— South; Room 24, O Come All E3eanor Kennedy, Marian Krar, grroans. trol. cheerleaders are planning to hold Carlson, e ...... 8 0 H a i r ___ I.... 93 114 104—311 *Shaw Lake or Hayward Lake, nected «with the ordinance depart- which produced figs, olives and Ye Faithful—North; Room 26, Elaine Gaskell. Debate Club Plans And thoughts of equal ....1 0 2 122 120—345 TRICO iskase, Jean Sullivan. Rosemary will represent Manchester High wealth. and nation, and the willingneag to the flrat Junior-Senior' basketball ger; December 20— ^6. *Waumgumbaug Li^e, Coven­ Jack Robb, '45 and Gus Gaudino, No school here, no school there. The artiaan earnings were very Legault, If ...... Kompanik .... 95 108—203 try-^ Open to ice fishing on Tues­ Tack, kfarlon Kelly, Celia Ostraw- school in a debate over Station sacrifice self for them: practice. Practice will cojitlhue un­ W hite‘Christmas; Room'28, Silent WINDSHIELD WIPERS '44. who were also stationed there. Radio announcers a^iy. low, but the professional man re­ Stavnttaky, 'e .... McGuire ...... 122 108 111—841 HARRISON . skl, Helen Miruchl, Marjorie Sal- W TH T bn Wednesday, December From the three girls receiving til Christmas when Intcrclaaa com­ Night. days, Thursdayskpd Sundays I.4ir8on remarked that, much to But .where, oh where ia Manches­ ceived better salariea. the highest number of votes, the Manniere, c ...... Twaronite .... 98 123— 221 only. ' ' tpon. hig surprise, the food- at Camp 12 at 2:30. The subject of debate petition, lyfll aUrt. Lower class­ Lucille Kiely 100—358 CARBURETORS THERMOSTATS ter— Athena had a large population faculty will select one girl as Bailey, r g ...... O’Brigbt ...... ISO 123 WlUlmantlc Reservoir ,(Bdlton M^ry Ann Pazianos, Artemis Blanding was very good. He will will be Resolved: "That free-trade men have been doing basketball » * e * • e • Oh,,she shall have achoed today! which she was only able to sup­ the bhoice of the school. The name Patch, Ig ...... Lalley . ____ 90 Pond)—Open to tea fishing Tuee- Carter — Stromberg Paziahos. Lois Doggart. Dianne report to Camp Pickett. Va.. to is a factor in international peace.- drilla. port by\importing food from the q f Jthe girl choaen will b « aent to Schrieber, rg .... Kuhney . . — 88 days, Saturdays and Sundays Speed; Jackie Dutchef;'Rita Hiis- await an overseas assignment. Another big event for the club The snow la wet, the wind la cbid. ______,s DAYTON FAN BELTS Black Sea region. Importa Includ the- chairman o f the committee. Patten Pays Visit; only. ■ GENERATORS' aeik, Margaret Alford, Henrietta Jack Shea, '46 will be assembly on January 17. But we must do what we are told. Bowling started this week for ed salt, dried fish, woed, great am­ Final education at ceremonies at Totals ...... 14 548 636 5621646 *Speclal legal length and catcb Lloyd, Jean \VlJsDn, Earl Snow, At thle time they will debate on; Do we mind the Ice and snow? Juniors and Seniors. Bach of two Dclco — Auto Lite ounts of wheat, hides, and lumber. which the State Regent of the Referee, Gilroy, Bryant B Ohap*naa (1) limits apply on these three lakes A. C. SPARK PLUGS Jean Robinson, Judy Handley. Resolved: "The we should adopt This answer we all know. teama bowling Monday complin a Tells of Training Wilson ...... 111 134 117—362 Bruce Noble, Keiihelh ’..appon, Exports of wine, oUve oil, pot­ Connecticut Daughters of the and are announced on tfw posters. the policy o f military training.’’ Gloria Ferrell, ’48 score of over 400. Sorry! Under­ Dettiea (46) M m e r ...... 89 117 98— 299 STARTERS v Irene Benson, Dorr Klemer,' Miss Diiwlor Praises tery, objects of and - metal American Revolution and other classmen Will have to ■ wait until On otbef lakes not posted to MUFFLERS Eight persons' will .take part in wares were sent to a}i parts of the members of the committee will J. McChirry, jet ...... S i Burr ...... 108 100 104—810 the contrary fishing is permitted Deleo — 'Auto Lite Shew, Mrs. Skinner. the argument, four in the first as­ the upperclassmen finish before These past few weeks many Mediterranean. participate. At this time, three Zanla, I f '. . , ...... 8 , 1 dkoog ...... 101 103 121-326 through February 9. ’The use ot ^ Don-Klemer '46T Safety Program sembly and four in the second. they can have the alleys. graduates of M. jfi. 8. now in Discuss Greek The Athenian cltiea at that time names will be drawn; the girl an ba:s Blanchard, p 10 ( Fish ...... 111 100 99—810 mora than 6 tlp-upa or similar de­ DISTRIBUTORS t a i l p i p e s - Practice debates for this will were the chief centers of Greek uniform have been visiting the whose name is drawn first wilt be Warning; Any team that shows TkausaaJs af ioto o n saw aallttlat Martin, Ig ...... 2 1 vices in fishing through the ice is start on Tuesday when Carol Schu school. .Among them was CJarroll 818 584 1808 Deleo ^ A u t» Lite commerce. the one chosen to represent the up for bowling without Six mepi ie tk* Ragaler Army. J*ie aew eaj Behrend, Ig ...... 1 < prohibited. No such devices sbeil bert and Norma Kronlck will take ‘‘Town Meetings’^ Patten of the class o f '45. He en­ Moriarty Brea (9) COILS Leo Bnrrington The Safety Program that M. H Janet Iverson *49. staty in . the contest. S, McCurry, I g ...... 0 ( be used except between 8:00 e. m. f . * the affirmative, and. Jean Stratton bera Will be dropped! $11 THE JOf THROUGH! S followed recently, has .been com­ Formerly, the winning gigl from listed in the Arm y A ir Corps on Newcomb IIT —818 end 8:00 p. m. delly end must be VOLTAGE REGULATORS and Irene Benson of the negative. CMOMB voua aiUNeM or aaaviec mended by William M,. Greene, di­ every state shared a pilgrimage Shortage; Since over foAy girls October 28. 1946, but didn’t enter ’ Totals ...... 91 * 46 Atamlan ... 103—818 personally attended. A bag limit CUT-OUTS, ETC. Assists Magazine Mary Raimondo. The popular assembly o f Athens AN* ovaaaaaz tm m vz« ' * Deleo — Auto Lite . rector of the state's Highway Safe­ to Washington during the Na­ signed up for badminton and since actiVe service until July .9 of. this Imprevers (94) Zachea ...... 101—811 of 20 fish la allowad. with not ty Commission, in a letter received and Its resemblance to a New Eng- Pick Committees Tn v «I • Uacaliea • SscaiHy • CoNOV Walekowakl 118—880 tional Congreaa. Instead, unless there are only eight rackets, It year. Barker, rf ...... 0 i mora* than 10 pickerel, or walleyed by Principal Edson Bailey. land town meeting waa the topic tor full lafennatlM M il at 119—828 conditions are changed, the Good means that there la one-fifth of A Aa does the majority, Carroll Anderson, If ^ 4 Brogan .... pike. Leo I. Burrington,, teacher of The letter Is as. follows: ‘I have of discussion last week in the an For Coming Play Citisen from Connecticut will re­ snent his first fgw days of Army- u. a. aoMv aaeauiTUNi ozzmz persoal economics at Manchester Make Bracelets racket to a person. Anyone hav­ Fogarty, Jf ...... 0 , ( • Extension of RabMt Stoaon noted references from time to time dent history classes conducted by ceive a flpO War Bond from the ing a badminton racket please life at Fort DeVens, Massachu- Johns|ton, C | ...... I ( 881 818 887 1600 High school, has been secured to George Carleton, POST OFFICE BUILDING The State Boanf of'Fiaheriee FACTORY SEALED UNITS r in The Herald on the page devoted National. Society Daughters of the label It and bring it to badminton setts.iand was then sent to Kegsler Fox, c 2 ( Movers (8) ■ 'serve as a second faculty adviser to high school activities gratifying The • assembly and the town MANCHESTER and Game announces an extension t lfiC Q t ff TO FIT ALL GENERAL MOTORS and CHRYSLER CARS AND TRUCKS For Xmas Sale A meeting of Paint and Pow­ American Revolution. prac^ce for her dVim uae. Field. Misaissippf. Oulvar.’ rg ...... 3 S. Hlllnakl . . . 98 88 109—884 of the rabbl^ hunting seaspn from of the forthcoming literary -,ma'g- references to continued emphasis meeting agreed in many ways Kelsh ...... ill 188 127—888 der, the underclass dramatic club, There he attended classes .(n Keeney. Ig .6^ January 1 to January S, inclusive. zlne, it was announced to the in the- Manchester High School re such.as the presentation of a pro­ First Aid. pnolaria control, eamou- Witkowoki ...107 118 111—880 was held in the drama room cm Glrla’ Leader Club Will soon* ty Spoaaorad By McVeigh, I g ...... 0 1 ' I ______IGNITION AND TUNE-UP SPECULISI S L '. jt li members of Quill Club at the garding accident prevention. posal, debate, and voting. I t the oiiUege T oploala Class Sage, combat training and physi­ dhambars -.... 114 '187 122—MS meeting held TbunKjay, November under the direction of Mrs. Dacamber 80 The purpose of hostess of a Play Day to which THE MANCnESTBB IBUST CO. — r- ehoicB ^’I note in your issue of the 23rd, Issue was personal the voting waa Hartford schools will be Invited. cal training which covered five Smith . ... .189 119 119-^67 29. by Mias Marion Casey, faculty Lura Mohrbacher, .Mrs. Taylor, this meeting waa to appoint the Information which would help •ToUls •...... 10 I 24 two stories, reported by Irene 111 conducted by lot, otherwise by weeks of actual training. The rest adviser. Mr. Burrington will at­ ing and Ed Weias, respMtively, re and Miss-Doris Cole, the Junior voice, Mr. Carleton noted. various committees wblch wlU Ztudents of the college prepara- Referaes, Jackson-Noeka. BRAKES RELINED Girl Reserves began work Tues­ Swimming Club la planning to of his stay In MUzisglppI was. . 888 867 888 1710 East Side Rec tend the next meeting and tak to garding a visit to the school by '"T h e chairman of today fills the assiat In behind the curtain work toty cUudes to choose which Insti­ A ■ A day nigl^t on c r a ^ which will be of the assembly play "But Now hoM an interctaas swimming meet. spent doing K:P. apd special de­ Oityar Borvtea (1) the students on selling ,the maga­ Lieutenant Ralph J. Buckley, in place ^ a group called the Ten tution they will atiend was pre- Under water swimming, «Uvlng, old Phinipa ....’...188 100 113—884 zine. charge of the Jrafflc Division, sold at the Chrifitmas Sale at the Generals who conducted the meet­ There’s Bufordj" tail. . ' Gym Calendar ssntad recently In rsMrts about clothes races and other novUty Nmt, Z group was *n t to Ma.x- N. Barton ...116 92 ..—208 "Hie Devil It Is," an original State Police, and the Interest dis­ Y.W.CiA. December 12. ing. ,v The property -committee con­ many well-known oeuegaa gbren races will be featured. . well Field, Alabama, where they . W. HUtnskt ..112 98 118—819 oou p ^ tlon , was read by Bob played by different rooma In safe Mrs. Mohrbacjmr and Mrs. Tay­ The open or air aasemblles ware sists of: ChuSolyn' Eatey, Ann Fita- Toolght in the BkifUah ciazsea. > We’il be seeing you 'round the went to A finance school for 6 Gtoaaon ______102 170 110—383 -Joaea. MUs Casey reminded the ty projects. lor demonstrated the method of held approximately forty-eight gefald and Nan La PounUdn. . Among the coUegaa reported on Junior Baaketbell League: Rec. days. * ^ 0 course took 48 hour.’-, at HfBtoton ...108 lOS 99—310 Students of the Annual Anthology "Education, as one' of the three making ■ colorful gimp bracelets. times per yeas with five thousand While the stage committee is com­ were Vermont University, Colby 6:00 'Royal Blues vs. Red For bnb type of bracelet the gimp posed o f Richard Heady, Rich­ tlib end o f which they r e - jfjv l Koptek ...... 'V. 88—* 88 « f High Bchqol Poetry, published tools of accident prevention, is the people attending, the.class wgs In­ Jr. Oonege, Dartmouth, Clarke, Raidara. Better known to hondreds of Manekeater people an ,“Do^” wh* operated by. the National High Bchpol Poe­ weakest In Connecticut today. En-; Is wrapp^ In different dealgnz terested to learn. — mond Morrison, Gbariaa Knofla "The Sentinel’’— New Haven diplomas and were Zhlpped 7:00 Flytng Ugara va Plo- Tufts, University oif Connecticut, Amarillo, Texas. 'S M 860 681 1641 try Association. She' also an­ forcemenf and Engineering is well around a cardboard frame. A sec­ Janet Iverson;'49. and John AnnilIo. > The prompter HiUyer College, OonneoUout Col­ High school: neera. Doe’a'Motdri On Braianrd Place. nounced Zome o t the work to be In advance of Education. W e are, ond type of bracelet is made by win be Beverty Swallow and the While In Te.xap. CaiTOll w^r lage for Wonum, Wesleyan and A Bophdmore at HiUbouae told Lewiston, Me. — Willie Pep. 8ffK>—Spartona va. Squires. pubUshod In tbe magazine, which therefore, much pleased to note the weaving two different' colored Veteran Calla curtain will be; In tba hands o f of hla experienca Seeing first In a separation center, for a i* ' PVfday. Dec. 'I : strips of gimp together In a cer­ Leonard Johnson. The publicity Tale. ■"k-" .oifer a mohth, making out the p r i 138H. Hartford, outpointed HSrold SERVICE MANAGEI^ will conie out FMiruary 1. ^ continued Interest, down through , Valuable information about the from Spain, where he waa born, W Ojrmnaaium open. tain ^ tte rn . , ' .department ta In the, hands o t pzy 4or discharged men. "Cannonball” Oibom, 189, New F lw new members who were trying wartime years, by Manches­ Just a year ago Russell Cope couraea of study a t ' the colleges. France, and five yeara later tp Swimming pool: Plana were announced for com­ Gloria Ferrell. Carroll has re-enllsted for York, 101 (Non-tltla). Armand GLENNEY’S ; not induded la the previous list ter'High .School in traffic safety land, M- H. S. '4L was fighting off requlrementa:.vfor amjsalon,. and Oran, AfrififfTignd then to Casa 6:00-T:00-r-Boya. mittee -meetings to plan fqr the The d)iea Of the c|ub and a few month# which he thinks will Michaud, 140, Lswiston, knocked N a h ^ Burnham. Eugenia and general accident prevention. U Jap paratroopers on Leyte. RUasell the coat of atteindlng the colleges blanca. From ..Capablahca na 7:(KV-t:00—Men. Marion Fountain, Char- gives a definite lift to bur hopes County Conference to ’be held in a discharged serviceman, called at other matters were discussed be ’"It Bad MaDoadugh, 188, Boaton, boarded a .ship which brought him j spent In Europe. 6:00-9:00—Woatofit forgai^ and Lucille Kiely. that 1946 will witness more activi- Manchester on December 28. H. 8. and can hardly believe be sides was 'supplied. Luj;it|a K it Audrey U Shaw; to Baltimore, .Mafyland, Jtma fltsveneon. ’M Iv by our secondary schools." <- I Susan Truatenitzer, ‘47. has gone through such experiences. jOloria Fefre^, '48 1. i •'ty- ti'-' ■'h. 1-.;.; f K' w a n t e d —By 2 adulta and girl 1988 LINCOLN Zephyr, perfect ELEtTTRIC and Ai.etyiene weld­ ing. No Job too large or too 12. Young woman to work 5 or Clatflfied condition. Lraviny atate, miiat 6 day* a week, 8:30 to 1.- Two aell Immediatrly, Will aacrlflce, amaii. All work guaranteed. days come later and stay to pre­ $100 below celliny, $640 cash. Parker Weldlnii Oo.. 16« Wert WALTER SCHULTZ, 8k Congress CHRIS*rMAS toys, beautiful new Saata’s Rain Deera Tire Company Adjuster (as the pare dinner. Other days prepare Dealers arei out. 246 Hilliard Middle Tun.pike. Tel. S926.. 'street Ashes anc rubbish remov­ .-ocktng horsea, all different FLORENCE oil ctreulaMng heat­ "I'm afraid Its going $ 0 rain, customer vi-alked in angrily)— Advtttiseiiiaits breakfast and light lunch for 2. What 1a the matter, air? atreet before Silnday. ed. Loca> trucking. TeL 2-1588. types. Alao large doll cradles. er, two 7-lnch burner*, flue con­ For Rent For ‘^ule had been built across the river Ruhr from this direction, had con­ dears,’’ said I, a few days before RADIO REPAIRING. Pick-up Cleaning confined mostly or’ alt This le the ftaS. eff 42 In- Oistomer (tersel^)— I wanted Phone 2-1586. nections, automatic damper, 55 and the Britiah-American bridge­ centrated) strong forces of Army Ttaat Grand Old Man of the frigid JFor Bent For diile service. Kadloe checked at the to first floor. Occasionally small T o Buy T o Sell etallment* of materiel eeleet- to tell you that your sign it all ASHES Removed weekly, light gallon drum and metal stand In­ head stretched 25 miles along the Group "B” north of the Sleg Riv­ sone started out on his annua] Aato Accessories— Tires 6 home. Store open all day. Man- very light laundry. Ob bua line. MAKE two dosen beautiful home­ ed. from General Mersheiro right. That one which says your To Bay To Sell hauling and cellar* cleaned. cluded. $35. Phone 8431. Rhine to e maximum depth of 6 er. To their great surprise, (Jener- tour. cheatei Radio Service, 73 Birch Phone 2-0585. Phone 6613. made flowers, 5 assorted color* report on the winning of The face of Freddie grew clouded, tires smile at miles. The one street. Telephone 2-0840. miles. sl Hodges broke out of the bridge­ for only 79c. *rhese same flowers SMALL studio upright piano. U'orM War IL head to the southeast on 26 little Mary’s betokened trara; you sold me smiled so hard that f o r SALE—2rwheel camp .rtrall- SHEET MEtAL WORK, hot air ready made have been selling for Player piano, case like new. Also Blseahower Praioea Treopa For their hopes for Santa’s com­ It split its face from bead to bead. er. Inquire' 14 Waddell road. LIGHT TRUCKING, aatiea and furnace repairing. New hot air WOMAN FOR aeanlng. One day Wanted to Rent «S x x n I March, when his armor drove ^o 10 each. Save the difference by upright piano. Good condition.^ General Eisenhower was with Limburg, seised a bridge over the ing was suddenly fraught with nibbtah removed, reasonable. and air conditioning furnacea In- a week. Phone 5828. Call ’till 9 p. m. Plano Shop.'Ifi Beyood the Bhine ] Lost and Found putting them together yourself. WANTED To Rent—4‘ or 5 rooms the Ninth when it jumped off. He Lahn River, and raced along the fears. Wouldn’t it be nice if the aug- Telephone 3661. staUfd. Eave* trough anc con- Pearl street. T n ' oix" weeko the combined ef­ deaorlbed the attack'In a letter: geation could be carried out to use Garasres— Service— Full directions, complete ma­ by discharged serviceman and auper-hlghwSy toward Frankfurt. "He can't drive a sleigh lii a rain * Oiwllng BhMffer fou«- duetor Irepairing. Norman Bents, forts of the Allied ermied had “I have just finished a rapid remnilnlng unused ga.sollne cou­ 10 MODERNIZE-your home at low WANTED—Woman to care for terials, nothing to cut in each wife, on or before 1st of Febru­ Other armored columns of the storm!" sobbed Mary in dis- '■ ttin pen In main poet office. Storage sods'. box. Delivery anytime. Tele­ BEHNING A Son cabinet grand achieved * major objective. The tour of the. battle front. Yesterday tress{ pons for sugar. cost, build that extra room now. children dayf. Telephone 2-0431. upright piano, solid mahogany ary. Call 8938. First Artpy, spseding eastward as Phone »-U »8 and receive reward. Alterations and repairs. Work of phone 2-0571, Gernuui soil west of the RAlne h*d and the day before I was with the fast, as 40 miles a day, reached "And the candy would ail be melt­ case. In excellent condition. CaU been cleared of *11 hostile forces. Ninth Army to witness its jump- ed" was little Freddy’s guess. Girl—Must you drive with one L oir Theeday — BUch cocker OARAGE For Rent — 11 Strant all kinds. Real estate work Household Services 6500. LOCAL Man, discharged Army Marburg and Olasen by 28 atreet. Inquire downstairs. solicited. Rates reasonable, credit Help Wanted— Male 36 COLLAPSIBLE baby carriage, officer, desires to rent a flat* The river itself bad been forced off and the early stages of tha Mktota, and then swung northwrard "But you haven’t heard the latest” hand? / aneniel with brown hartiesa. M Offered 13-A almost new; 8 m.m. m o ^ Returned Soldier r- Sure, the terms arranged. Tel. 2-0400. THE PIANO Shop 6 Pearl streeL house or apartment. ’IVt. 3697. In two fortuitoua crpoolngs, and Rhine crossing.. Simpson per­ through the hill country west of said I to Mary and Fred: PnHilna atreet Phone M28. camera. Telephone 7177. oar won’t steer itself. YOUR CUP.TAINS carefully WANTED— Service Station at­ Fine pianos at fair prices. Always the free- play bnye, 87.98. Blalr’a. _ time employment. ’The Tea Room, WANTED "ro Rent—for a very Ruhr induatries to the enemy. line to the other were all plainly northeast Into ths hsart of Ger­ He can drive his rainy-day Raln- day Is one who doesn't display all Wanted Aoto»— WATERMAN’S Personal errand SAVAGE Combination rifle and desirable family, 6 or 7 room sin­ 883, Main strMt. shot gun. 30-30 calibre, 12-gauge. That stretch of the Rhine between visible. It was real drumfire. many. The complete rout of the Deera and give them the Rein her merchandise In the show win­ riRlCAM to carryout Plnta of aervlce. Local package delivery. Roofing— Repairing 17-A gle house not over $85 monthly. Motorcycles 12 Equipped with special sling strap. Machinery and Toola 52 Emmerich and Waael was one of “I bave noted ao many unusual (Sermon military eatabllshment —and how!” dow.” : 'Treat’a extra rich Ice cream. Light trucking. We cater to any PART-TIME Jalntor wanted for Call 8170—Matt Morlarty. and outstanding Incidents tn the Without eherbet Alao aundaee, local errand. Telephone Manches-. EXPERT REPAIRS of shingles, Excellent condition. 2-0822 after ' the two beet sites tor a forced- was now under way. —Norman I. Schiller WANTED—A good used car. Will North Main street property. crossing, and the Germans bad forward areas that It would al- Ambition Is a virriie to tie de- oodaa and aandwlchea. Bldwell’e ter 2-0752. slate, composition and tin roofs 6 p. m. PORTABLE 'Tractor ^awrlgs, Reetataace Hhattered pay cash. Any make 1036 to CaU 7080. WANTED To D<*nt—3 or 4 room brought up only relatively Inferior most w'Skry you to tell you of tha sired, but it Is no good without Soda Shop. 827 Main etreet.____ Rebuilding and repairing of milking machines, garden trac- In the sector of Field Marshal It was Christmas. J 1940. Call 2-1744. apartment, furnished. Ex-service­ forces to oppose such an opera­ fine performances of American I energy. OIL BURNER Service. All work chimneys and flashings. E. V. FOR SALE—Coal stoker No. 5. tors. Dublin 'Tractor Company, man and wife. Phone 2-0679. Montgomery’s Northern Army Mrs. Brown-^Look, dear, how HELP WANTED—One Man. New complete with motor, practically WlUlmsnUc. tion. Once across that river the and other troops. For exampla, picturesque—the Smiths are bring­ Ambition is one of the things : ^p a n t e d —Ride f r ^ North End WANTED^Cheap car. not over guaranteed. Silent Glow sales Coughlin, 390 Wopdland street Model Laundry, 73 Summit Group, the U. 8. Ninth Army to Traveler'a Ina. Oo., Hartford. and service. Henry J. PsrexL Phone 7707. new, capacity 850 Iba. coal per gently rolling terrain north of the the Engineers of v n Corps laid a ing in a yul* log!! I that won't run Unless you crank $200. 32 Dlvialon street after atreet. Treadway bridge across the Rhine pleased into the northwest ssctlon Woihlny hours 8 to 5. Call 3018. Telephone 2-0185. hour. SultabU! for 200 h.p. boiler Houses for Sale 72 Ruhr was most suitable for mo­ of the Ruhr. Still further to the Mr. Brpwn—Yule log, my eye! it. 5 p. m. ROOFING. ASBESTOS sidewalls, in 10 hours and 11 minutes. White BAKER WANTED—Full or part- or less. Price reasonable; Apply Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 bile end, tank operations, the north, resistance on the right That’s Smith. WOULD Like rtde to Hartford. FOR SALE— Coventry. Good 5- not actually under fire, this Job When hoping for something EX-SERVICEMAN looking for eaveatroi gh oonductora Nu- time, $1 per hour. Apply Charles Bond Dread Bakery, 1055 Broad type of warfare It was desired to flank of the British Second Army B ou n 8:80 to 5 p. m. Vicinity ASHES and Rubbish removed and wood oeliing* and Interior walla THE IDEA'L Gift—All wool robes room year roimd home, artesian force upon the enemy because of was done under battlefield condi­ fails—try a little hard work. 1939 to '42 business coupe, any Bakery, 185 North Main atreet atreet, Hartford, Conn. slackened considerably toward the A certalil woman waa vCry Wood sbliisiing. general repair­ in plaids or plain colors. Small well, cellar, gas hot water heat­ his shortages In tanks, vehicles, tions witb all the necessary pra- inddle 'nmiplke, Weet. Tele- make. Call 7454. light hauling. Telephone 8927. end of March, and armored troops much disturbed recently after t"' phone 8207 after 6. ______ing. Free eatlmate. Time pay­ CHILD'S red metaU pedal, fire- size* only, $10.98. Blair’s. er, lot (di X 128. Lake privileges. and motor fuel. _ cautions taken to prevent imusual spending ipost of the day down­ Mother—Junior, you mustn’t OLD FLOORS SANDED damage by a sudden concentra­ broke through to Dulmcn. Mean­ WANTED—Used ears, any year, ment* Loula Lavlgne, Manches­ truck, A-1 condition $17. Phone Immediate occupancy, $4,500. A fter'a heavy aerial and artll- town. shopping and' looking at eat all (the peanuts, even it you Laying and finishing. Help Wanted— Male ALL SIZES 36 to 3^. In black tion of enemy artillery fire. It was while, on the left flank of the any model. Get our offer before ter Yooflng. Oall 7-142*. 2-0548. Good 6-room year round home, lary preparation, the Second Brit­ things she might buy for Chriet- are pretending to be a monkey. - J. E. Jensen. Or Female ' 37 Cheney velvet, evening gown, a brilliant parformance.” Second Army, the enemy with Antomobnes for Sale 4 you aell. We p'av top prices. Cole insulated, artesian welL oil burn­ ish Army began an assault cross­ maa." Everywhere she went peo­ You must rtve sister some. Tel. Wlllimantlc 9928. evenings. A BACK to pre-brar roofing, sid­ FOR SA LE - Grey baby carriage, long evening wrap with fur col­ drew, and British units crossed Junior—But, Mother, but I’m Motors. Tel. 4181. STATE OF CX$$NE<7nCUT — er, hot air heat. , garage, lake ing of the Rhine during the eve­ During the critical week ending ple smiled in a manner that made ing, Insulstlon, new ceilings, -baby scale, bassinette, tot’s rock­ lar. dinner gow-n. fire-aide pa­ ning of 23 March. Next morning, the Dutch border on a SO-mile pretending she's so'me kind of an OIL BURNERS serviced and re­ ^Personnel Department Examina­ privileges, $5,200. Reasonable oc­ 22 March, United States aircraft front. her feel uncomfortable—In fact, A in U R N aedan, $128. Krol WANTED—Good used car from paperhanging, painting, etc. ing horse, all in very good condi­ jamas, also lady’s sport jacket, the U. S. 17tta and the 6th Britlsb alone made 14,430 heavy bomber animat that doesn’t eat peanut* placed. Warm air furnacea re­ tion Notice*. Position*; Prison cupancy. Good 4-room year During ths last week of March some of them, she thought might .M otor Salcp, 868 Center atreet. private owner. Will pay caah. Large savings, time payments, tion. Inquire 168 Cooper Hill. in genuine soft leather, black round home, fireplace, $2,500. Im­ Airborne Diviiione. were dropped attacks, 7,262 medium bomber at­ paired and replaced. For full in­ guard. No. 817. I1800-$2400. less both of Gteneral Devers’ armies In have laughed. Phone 5918 after,5:30 p. m. free estimates. Tel. 7256. The winter coat, kolinsky fur collar. mediate occupancy. Also several aorth and northeast of Weael. tacks, and 29,981 fighter sortisa A Night Out ______BY EDGAR MARTW 1IS8 CHKV. H-ton pick-up. con­ formation call Van Camp Bros. maintenance; Factory Insnector FOR SA LE - 2 children’s pre-war Call 8295 for appointment. the south crossed the Rhine. The No—the slip vfasn’t sho-vlng, BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Apex Home Remodeling Cofp. shorefront and rear cottages $1,- British troops crossing ths river against targets in Europe. and everything seemed tn be tn verted from car, $75. Have other 15 years’ experience! Tel. 5244. (9afrt>-l No. 818, ll880-$3.480; atiiomobile*. metnl construction, Seventh sent the XV Corps, com 500 — $fl;500. J. S. Bisaell. Cross soon established contact with the By 25 March hard fighting in perfect order. CVKSthi Vtlb 'NHL 9 0 V.SC.L- teucke. Krol Motor Salea, 653 Bosiness Services Offered 13 Free Inspection*! ROOH'tnc _ SPECIAUZING In Aasistant license and Claims su­ pedal operated, excellent condi­ ■Th e i d e a l Gift—A11 - wool or mended by Maj. Gen. W. H. Hals- street. South Coventry, Telephone airborne forces. The U. S. Ninth the Remagen area bad extended At the close of the day she still V W H DOO Center etreet repairing m f s of all kinds, also pervisor (Insurance) No. 819, tion, Phone 3761. 4614 Summer rayon ecarfs in beautiful pastels, Up, across on a IS-mile front be*- WiUimantlc 3324. Army crossed between Wesel end the bridgehead to a depth of 10 wa* bothered. SlOOtV. BOOKKEEPING, Public account­ AIR CONDITIONED UNITS new roofs No Job too smsdl or $2,280-32.760; Senior case work­ street. $1.00 and up. Blair’s. miles and a length of over 30. The tween Gernshelm and Mannheim. SWKitP'VSt I 1M5 INTERNATIONAL, 2-ton; Duisburg early on the 24th. meet­ Finally bed-time came—and she ing, Typewriting, clerical, pay INSTALLED large. Good work, fair price. Free er ((^lld Welfare) No. 820, $1.- ARE YOU looking for a house? ing light to moderate resistance. German High (Command, axpect- Our troops took Mannheim and 12 ft platform body, perfect roll, social security and withhold­ FOR SALE —(Child’s large size GIRLS’ Brown ski suit, size 16 to advanced 25 miles east of the screamed. eatlmaUa Osll Howley. Manches­ 920-32.340; Director of Nursing- Here is your opportunity to buy Within two days seven bridges Ing an immediate drive on the Woman (exclaiming) —Holy SMtor. Brunner’a 80 Oakland. ing tax reporta, bank atatementa Hot Air Furnaces installed ter .5361. shoo-flv. old maple bed, skooter. 18; man’s maroon louflglng Rhine. The II 0>rps of the FIrsL . Undercllff sanatorium. No. 821, a seven room single, in very good amoke! Take a look at my shoes! Phone S191. reconcilled, profit and loss state­ and Reset $2.580-$3,300, leas maintenance. Phone 8371. Jacket, size 40; green suit dress, French Army crossed the Rhine size 15. all good wool; girls’ rub­ condition. Although this house On one foot she wore a shoe of ments, income tax returns, notary Eavestrougha and Conductors. Residence: New England resi­ is not new it has all conveniences near Oermersheim and established IMO DODGE aedan. heater. $895; THE IDEAL Gift—Rayon Taffeta ber boots, size 6. all suitable for FUNNY BUSINESS contact with the Seventh Army one color and style and on the public, unemployment compensa­ All ’Types Sheet Metal Work. Painting— Papering 21 dence required for No. 820; Con­ including oil-heal and many fine 1040 OMe 8 aedan, heater and tion. 'Telephone 3627 days or eve­ umbrellas for misses and chil­ gifts. Reasonably priced. 'Wom­ south of Heidelberg. By 1 April, other foot was another shoe of an necticut residence is waived for attractions that must be seen to entirely different color and deslgm. radio, $995; 1989 Olda conv. nings for interview. MANCHESTER PAINTING and Paperhanging. No. 821. dren, $3.98 and up. Blair’s. an’s black coat, fur collar, size French troops had advanced 18 eoiipe, heater, $875. Terma 15 Prompt aervlce. Fair price. D. E. 18, $6. Phone 5871. be appreciated. Occupancy with­ miles. # . montha. Pole Motore; Tel. 4184. SHEET METAL WORKS Application form and detailed in­ in a few days. CaU-Manchester REFRIGERATION SERVICE Frechette. Phone 7630. formation may be obtained at The magnitude of the offensive Maybe the reeson Russia seems 21 Years* Elxperience Fuel and Fe«d 49-A FOR SALE—Sable dyed skunk 5733 or Glastonbury 2264. different te because she knows! XOM CHEVROLET coaidi, RAH. Gninow. Coldspot Croaley. the Personnel Department, State smothered resistance all along tho PHONE 5413 CONTRACTORS Interior and ex­ edat, size 14, good condition. Tele­ Western Front. The shattered w’hat she wants. sood motor, below celltny. $275. Wertlnghouse, and all other makes. terior painting, paper hanging Capitol. Hartford, or at local of­ phone 2-1084, after 6 p. m. Commercial and Domestic. REPAIRS ON washers, vacuums, fices of the U. S. Employment FOR S A L E - Wood suitable for 73 condition of the German transport Phone 2-0788 evenlnge. 72 Drive Specialising In spray painting, Lots for *4ale One Sunday the little daughter beaters, irons or what have you. Service for Connecticut. stoves and furnaces. Tel. 6077.' THE IDEAL Gift—A nice warm system and the sustained speed of iC Silver Liano Homea, from 10 a. equipped to handle large spray­ of a great publisher came home SCIENTIFIC Pick-up and deliver. The Friendly Closing date for filing applica­ all wool box coat in larger sizes FOR SALE — Manchester. Good the Allied advance prevented the m. to 2:80 p. m. ing contracts. McKinney A Fenn SEASONED Hard wood, slab and from Sunday School with the illus-1 Fix-It Shop, 718 North Main. tions for No. 817, 818, and 819 is buy, lot 62 X 121, all Improve­ enemy from coordinating a defen­ REFRIGERATION CO. Telephone 2-0106. Manchertet. kindling. Immediate delivery. up to 46, $29.98 and up. Blair’s. trated text card in her hand: VORD1988 Tudor, | lod motor and Telephone 4777, W. Burnett. is December 20, 1945; for No. 820 • ments, Bchool street Price sive line in any sector. He did of­ The Good Housekeeper BY V.T. HAMLIN 37 Oak S t Phone: 2-1226 Hauling and trucking. Ashes re­ Father—What’s that you have j ALLY OOP snbber, as Is, $25 32 Division PROPERTY Owners Attention. December 81. 1945; for No. 821 I FOR SALE—Beautiful short fur $750. J. S. Blssell. <>088 street fer bitter resistance at isolated t t - moved. cellars cleaned. Phone points but these were bypassed by there ? We AH .. 1 ^weia...seziir, cap'm. ^ teapv. mv heartier street. RADIO-EHectrical Appliance Serv­ Paperhanging and painting, in­ no closing date. j coat, black, small size, reason, South Coventry. Tel. Wllllmantlo T ’AINT (3R06 VOtfRE RANGE BURNERS SERVICED. ice. repairs, pick^ up and deliv­ 2-0374. able. 30 Russell street. the* armored columns, leaving Daughter—Oh, Just an ad about { SEE! '(OLI’SE / A MANMER CP OKAV. BUT side-or outside Large savings Dates of examinations; for Nos. | 3324. Heaven. PIRATES, /$PEA«t. qrf: PRICE ...... $6,200. thoroughbred stock. Due to fresh­ old. 28 Ardmore road, Manches­ INC. en this month. TB. and Bangs ac­ ter 6709. floor, heat, light, electricity funi' 634 Crater S t Tsl. 8161 . Personal credited. A well raised animal. Ished. 330 Adams street, Man RED RIDER Broken Ladder BY FRED H ARM All Six-RooiA House, steam I^ot a dairy herd cuU. Phone MODERN cream coal or oil range. cheater. (Hilliardville). ’ 7T Z heat, larjie lot, two-car {ga­ Rockville 1211-3. Used very little. Perfect condl- Sem'ees Aig&ncy Uop. Price reasonable. Phone 7082 FOR RENT— 2 ro LOOR, WES, KlhJ YOU B EA D WAIT’LL WE PUTS IT TTOOGWTTO ^WHEW WE FINDS OUT Phona 6708. 296 HackmaUch. $75. TeL 6tL5 Rockville. « DOWN AT TH* r u n n in ; We s t THE SCOWL ON ^ WAN© INTW6 T SOU PINNED T)AH Apply Grin imd Space for ^ d i o To Ctuh In - Riealty Company BOTTOM HEAH- I HEAR. TH’ . THIS LOOVRE, > DONI^EV TAIU OhJ BLACK and white ‘ two-grtddle Repair Shop. W A Y D O W N - HORN--OOH, WHEW.'.? 1 CAN LEAIMDEIZ- M WllAVOU’D B E TTE R , Articles fo r Sole 45 coal kitchen heater; autonuitlc On A Higher Price WHUT’5 THET 1 MEAN TH’ Realtors FEEL HIS EVES \O l> M FOR.TUEr G. B. SUNLAMP, Chala# lounge, Mlrrorshell gas water heatef for 'SOUFFLE*? BELL O' TH’ CeeTAlNLV W WEEDS OR. WEJLU Colonial Board , For real! Ita list your real LtMisrai»MWS«.si* T.uasaaaaw.aw. TRAIN.' ON NV NECK 755 Main Street pinball machine, large dining­ bottled gas; thermostatic furnace mm. TOOCNeO M LOOO controL 62 Devon Drive. LUCE A ■ Telephone 6648 • 7146 Compdny room taU * 60x60, 5 leaves; un- estate with Phone 8-1818 I **It was a swell fight. fqUes, marred by lou9y ofilciaUng ^Welcome, Mr.?. Jones! Of all-ths people who swore: CAR.NING ALL THE PEDAL AND RON < I uau^ desk (ft. suitable for young 615 Parker ilrhel A b e a u t i f u l granfi planff and m edium rt^dio announcin|sr they'd never k ! foot In my sho t After the wrar, you’re FOBWe/ BASES/ / [s o u OP AMD gill. Phone 8371. piakeis an Ideal Christmas gift. Hartford; Now! th.T'last one back!” THE SC A LE * ChooM from these 'faoious mi^es, Knabe; Sobmer, Bsty, H^aaieb: jaryit Realty Co* Bach, 'rarms artanged. W hy, Lily! BY LESLIE TURNER MICKEY FINN Good Advice! LANK LEONAKP aiMver Rd. 4112 or 7276 "Wffci Boyer" W A S A TUBBS Owen Music Oo., 1080 Main )i:::THAT'^UnH6RR U * ^ TMAT LfTTgR OF COU RSE, THEYVE b e e n .MV AOVtCB street; Hartford. ....H fi FINE...SVBR'B00V!CI«INE. SMNtPOV MAJOR TUCKER* JASPCRHAST MUCHBBTTBff. CLARIBELi LONG AND BITTER FORVOU LUTHIRm. MOW'S VDURS6LP t.„.. EXPLAINED /NOV)/>OH,GON|gAOi B-OUT ITS YEARS FOR ME, f o r g e t THE PAST sAv, ■WHAT u n m * BVBEVTHINg A WALL YOU EVER 6T IU . HARD COjlRAD! -AND lUTHER! 70U KNOW- OAmBEL-ANlA PORGtVe ME? TO BmumvaJ I-KNOWING that THAT Let Fe & Ss Sell Your Property W ILL BRING ASW fLiM iM f WEDOCTOffSAVS ALL THOSE X WAS TUIQ4EDOUTAS FM A i. RIGHT- VCARS RESPOHStSUi^. THEY Wa have ouny dieiita T otin g for iproperty of every f t . HOW OO you deaciripthHi in Maiicheiter and anborba. I f yon hava T H E CASH praperty far aala. Uat it with ffa for qnick results plus Im m edim e Serr* poraonal attention. 1 1 . No Red taf^

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