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7 ,8 1 4 Mueh colder; a*i>ther cold M-ave Mr. and Mrs. Emil Johnson of A child’a Chriatmaa party’ wOl 'A.mbetlng of the- Christmaa Local public Ubrariaa wUl close The Mancheator Irat- ty committee of Local 63, T. Member ot the Aadit tonight. Association decided last nftrhr at 94 High Street have rsoeivsd word be held between two and four Saturday aU day during the win­ from their son, OoraOral Raymond o’clock tomorrow aftefnoon du*^ U; A. wiU be held thla evening Bures* af Oieotetto** A bou t Tow n ter months, beginning Saturday the annual meeting of la 7:30 in ‘Hnker hall. Final ar- tlon not to have any-'^Christmas Johnson, who enlisted six months Ing the W ell Baby clinic a t the r Manekeater~—A City o f Village Chfxrm December 19. The Board of Dl- ago, stating that he has been pro­ hoepital clinic rooma.. rangementa concerning the party reetom voted to do so believing decorations Of ll^ to at the north which wUl be held thla Saturday Keith. BenerU end this year^Tw officers for the moted to the rSnk of Technical SM l that a two-day weekend will cut evening w ill be made. ’The dead­ (ClaaaMed Advertlttag a * Pago 18) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1942 (TWE^fTY IMAGES) PRICE THREE CENi „ gf the committee w> next year w l l t ^ elected and in­ SergeSnt. He, to with the 117th Mr. and Mri. William H. Slg- VOL. LX IL , NO. 67 oil consumption considerably and Radio Intelligence company. Fort line for ticket ealee haa been call­ u f o r t*»e mmuhl CJirliitmae stalled at Ujs January meeUng. gine o f Hilliard street have isaued HAVE BEEN RELEASED BY THE not unduly inconvenience library Sam Houston, ’Texas. ed for today and it la requeated* ^ the W ghUad Park Com* patrons. ihvltatlona for the marriage of that all retuma be made thie eve­ ^----- . M im u ir club. chUc •ttw tton to Mr. add Mrs. Edward Oado of th^r daughter, Miae Ruth Mary ning at the Union office. Siggina, to Raymond Eugene U. S. GOVERNM ENT Hu iH t that KlB to bo beid Sat* Mr. and Mia. WiUlam J. Beattie 179 Spruce, street have received Memhers of Mystle Review, Naxi Graveyard in Egypt Bogue, Jr., of Stonington. ’The wHfar mrcnlnB'at 6:80 to the club­ o f 101 Spruce street announce the word of the promotion to sergeant Woman’s Benefit aasociatlMi, are -<5> ceremony will take place Satur­ Private Athol Wileon of Wll- b y , taatabd of Friday gen in g coming marriage of their daugh­ of their son Giglio Gado who to reqiiested to meet tbli evening at Temporary Federal llama street, eon o f Mr. and Mra. Britain’s Vanguards aa aUtod to yeetei^ye Her^^ 7 {30 at the Telephone building on day afternoon, December 26, at W e Have A Good Stocl ter, Misa Margaret Mary Beattie, with the U. 8. Army Air Corps the Second Congregational 'Thomaa Wllaon, ia home from n to optoi to oH retodente o f the to EMward Martin Zlkus, son of somewhere in England. He enllsU fcaat center street, from whence church, with^'a reception following Jackaonvllle, Fla., for a short fur­ community,'and children under 12 Mr. and Mrs. Gaston Zlkus, of 65 ed on February 8, 1942. He writes they will proceed to the Watkins in the church parlore. lough. «Mra old wUl receive preeenU Birch street. The ceremony wUl to his parents that he saw King Funeral Home, to pay a final trib­ iram Santo aaue. take place on Saturday, January 2. George of England when \he re­ ute df respect to Mrs. Bridget S. To Select From Barnes who for many years was a Order Limits Sales viewed the American troo^ oii Attack Axis Forces The dinner-meeting of the Mm - Raymond J. Dumas, l7-year-old November 3. member of the order. aheator Soroptlmlct club Monday son of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander evening at 6:80 at the T. M. A., Dumas of 62 Mather street, who FRIDAY SPECIALS! Will he followed by a brief buai- recently enlisted in the U. 8. Navy, EAT S W O R D n S H neaa aeacion, gamec M d carol left for training at the Newport l o b s t e r - SCALLOPS' Of Gasoline Toda •ingtog. Each member to requMt West of El Agheila Naval Station on Tuesday. He was e d t o provide an Inexpensive gift OYSTERS - CLAMS employed by the First National fo r a child, and ^ e r the ex­ XMAS Stores and later at the Flooeer ETC. change they will be cent to chll Parachute company. No Curb on Commei dfcn oonflned to Memorial hospi­ Other Heavy Elements D r i V e Nazi Activity State Drivers War Traffic I tal or the Newington Home tor TURKEY BINGO PARTY Vehicles, But Hole Crippled ChUdren^______Sergeant and Mrs. Ernest Brig­ Stay Behind Trying to ham and infant child, of 12 West- Hit by Order ers of A, B or C field street, have returned to Camp St. Bridget’a ChiMron of Mary W ipe. Out Trapped B rin g s t lOW Shows Fears Brings Back | lion Books Limitc TAIX CEDARS Gruber, Oklahoma, after spending Force Containing Per­ a week with Mrs. Brigham’s par- Limiting Gas New Regulation enU Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Robinson, haps 10,000 of Rom-1 Into Banks O f Invasion Rails^ Lingo b i n g o segt. Brigham was called home St. Bridget's Hall sued to Stop Rui by the death of hie mother. Expertly Prepnredi meFs Best Desert t o m o r r o w m g h t Only 50,000 Vehicles On Filling Stations! Friday, Dec. 18 At 8 P. M. Fighters and Half Some AatonUhing Re- Norwegians Cxinducting Business Booming^ Men ORANGE HALL The Dairymen’s division of the With Certificates of May Curb A Bool Chamber of Commerce will hold THE TEA ROOM Of Remaining Tanks. auUt in Treasury Effort Active Campaign to Scarce and Equipment ^ its annual meeting and ladles “No Wines — No Liquors — Just Good Food” W ar Necessity Eligi­ Night at the T. M. C. A. a t 6:30 29 Prizes: To Put Idle Pieces in­ Undermine Morale of None Too Plentiful; Washington, Dec. 18.- 883 Main Street Opposite St. James’s Church London, Dec. , 18.— (A*)— ble for Fuel Now. tonight Charles Kimball will be Vanguards of B r i t a i n’s to Circulation Again. Occupying Germans. New Employes Hired. — Gasoline sales to ordii the guest toastmaster sihd motion 25 Turkeys! 4 Door Prizes! British troop*, pursuiitg Marshal Erwin Rommel’s Afrika Korps motorists in the eastet pictures will be ahovto through Eighth Army were reported Hartford, Dec. 18— OP)— Connec­ ------» OLD Stockholm, Dec. 18— (A>)—Fever­ westward, found this German graveyard at Mersa Matruh. ’The black states were limited at no the courtesy of W. A. Cole. Officers Everyone Welcome! Admission 50e. Both the Conventional and today attacking the retreat­ Washington, Dec. 18.— (JFl—'Die cross in the foreground marks the grave of Hauptmann Kurt Walter, ticut’s 425,000 automobile "A,” Cniicago, Dec. 18—(A’)—NosUl- ish German military activity point­ for the ensuing yesir will be elect­ ing enemy more than 100 ’Treasury’! campaign to put idle commander o f a Stuka group, who died three days after his 31st "B " and "C” gasoline rationing gic memories of railroading dur­ today by a temporary Fed« RECORDS ed during the business session. ing to a growing invasion complex Tank Type Cleaners. coins into circulation for the birthday in the Battle of E2 Alamem. coupons were limited in use to one ing another war coma back easily al order to the amount oh Maal be miles airline west of El is reported from Norway. Christmas shopping trade is com­ coupon for emergencies at noon tainable on one coupon vage If yoo want to keep The chorus choir of the Church Friday and Saturday Specials At Agheila ^hile other heavy Hand-in-hand with this develop­ to men who ride today on local ing along nicely, ofilciala resorted today alofig with those of 16 other their ration book. The Offic playlag Hm L .. of the Nazarbne will hold a special elements stayed behind try­ ment, It was stated that the Nor­ states and the District o f (Colum­ trains carrying railroad employes SVic each paid tor old reo- today— and with some astonishing of Price Administration pu rehearsal .tonight at 7:30 o'clock R E Y M A N D E R ’S F O O D ------BETTER T H A N E V E R ! ing to wipe out a trapped wegians, encouraged in their re­ bia, the O ffice of Price Adminis­ — all talking o f the tremendous eeda Irreapeetlva of quantity. results. boom in business. no limit on gasoli;ie sales to at the home of Mrs. Frederick M. force containing perhaps 10,000 of sistance by Allied successes, were tration in Washington announced Wood, 44 Harvard Road. Every HAVE A GOOD 'HME — DINE AND DANCE! Pennies and nickels which have conducting an active campaign to Phrases and scraps of the lingo mercial vehicles but banned Rommel’s best desert fighters ♦nd not seen the light of day for years Red Shock Units thlu morning. member is expected to attend. The undermine the morale of the Ger­ affected by "rails’’ which had ap­ to holders of A. B or C rat BAKED VIRGINIA HAM F O S T E R ’S Ilh39^>°'59 half his tanka The Axis’ pUght In Only 50,000 vehicles— trucks and KEMP'S are now back into trade chsMels, peared headed for limbo because books. except for an “emergenc Chrtotmas cantata. "The Great North A frica was underscored by man soldiers occupying their land. commercial cara—with certificates Inc. Delieions Broilers Roast Prime Ribs of Beef where they are helping t4 relieve the railroads just didn’t do enough amount as represented by a Light” will be rendered Sunday, the flight of Rommel in western New SeeoHty Meeaure ot war necessity from'the office T it Mala St. TeLS6M December 20, at 7:30 at the For Fine Foods! demands on the mint for new New security measures designed business to warrant their use coupon. Oysters and Clams Veal Cutlets Veal Scallopine WITH YOUR OLD CLEANER I^T TRA d I Libya, a whiplash American air pieces. .. Capture Another o’ Defense Transportation are elj- to further control of shipping and again Are in commm use. Less Drastic Order Looms church. assault on Axis bases in Tunisia Becord Held By Professor gfole for gasoline under the limi­ Tenderloin Steaks With Fresh Mushrooms 84 OAKLAND STREET D IA L 7386 forestall chances o f a surprise at­ Running in SecOona and the probable sinking of three The record to date for turning tation order. The new regulation was issue tack during the long winter nights They talk now—It was natural Double Stamps Friday! Open TUI 9 P. M. more Axis supply ships by B ritlrt in the largest number is held by a News o f the suspension was re­ spokesmen o f the O PA said, have been introduced along the enough in '17 and *18 when rail- submarines policing the enemy’s University of Pittsburgh profea- ceived here with unmitigated stop a tun on filling stationa. Reymander^s Restaurant coast Rail Line Village alarm. Industry, transportation wili be replaced shortly- Mediterranean supply lanes. IN OUR MEAT DEPT. WE WILL HAVE: Prem ier - Universal Masara and Talgja fjords, near (Continued on Page Fifteen) later today— by a leas drastic Fine Wines, Liquors and Beer 125-MUe Advaaee (Oonttaned e* P*g« Flftee*) companies, public health workers PINEHURST FRESH FISH Stavanger, were reported closed der. 35-S7 Oak Street , Telephone 3922 Fancy 6ut Up Fowl, $1.25 Roast Pork As measured by the road wind­ were dumbfounded. and Royal Cleaner^ to sea traffic while at Trondheim Long Queues Form President Roosevelt told Fillet of Haddock Cod ing around the Gulf o f Sirte, Gen. only ships under 300 tons are per­ Beat Off Dive-Bomber press conference that the pr Fancy Spare Ribs . /' Hundreds of motorists fled from Fillet of Cod Halibut Sir Bernard L. Montgomery’s mitted free movement. The Ger­ jDps Continue' pective suspension of all A Large Roasting Chickens arm y probably had advanced British Lose Attacks and Destroy offices and work benches and long Prices Agency ' Fillet of Flounder Mackerel Fancy mans have warned that ships vio­ queues formed at filling stations would be only temporary. Pork Butts Lamb Roasts about about 125 miles from the Finest of Perch Haddock lating orders will be fired upon, Battalion of German after the announcement at 11 a.ra. The O PA apokesmen. de former Nasi line at El AgheUa. advices to Sweden said. To Make Last to be quoted by name, aa Some Beef Fancy Miniature Broadc^tingi The Cairo communique said Brit­ 18 Bom bers Gasoline stations poured gasoline Causing Home o y s t e r s / - o p e n e d c l a m s — SALM O N FILLE TS SPECIAL SERVICE ^ A C U Moreover, barbed wire barri­ Infantry; Three Naxi into tanks as fast aa the pumps new order might put new < Sausages and Veal Roasts ish forces were fighting enemy cades now are being erected ments only on the A ration- rearguards throughout yesterday would function before the noon fer felks wke need B Lean Ground Beef around constantly expanding de­ Planes Downed by Ditch Effort deadline. . holders. Sausage Meat beyond Zauta en Nofllia which, Front Danger During Raid fense xonee to aid in protecting The order will "interfere great­ The order did not apply to ^ O O N SID B R IN O a loan? Don’t borrow annocom rily— Type Record Playere »intil recently, had been an enemy Anti • Aircraft Fire. Rinehurst Friday Schedule them against saboteurs. ly” with hundreds o f employes of oline already in the tank of an ati ^ bnt if o loon h tho boot oohition to your problom. wo airbaae site itohind the linea. Orfora rocoiTcd this afternoon until 6 p. m. will be IN OUR CANNED GOODS DEPARTMENT Norwegian advices also said the the Travelers In getting to work, tpmobile, but government offic' want to oorvo yow 11 you naod oatra co»h for oaotenal No wire to bother with. Autom ^c Record Change!, The further Rommel pulled back Allied Lines Gradually War Production Board Targets in Northwest Germans were sending consider­ Moscow, Dec. 18.— (/P)— , it was said at tho company. A re­ already had issued a plea th a t: deHeored on the morning trip Friday. Orders received •aputaot. naodod clothinf, to pay old bilU or for madical and Single Record. Players. Only a/few left in our stoc. his remaining forces, the wider OTTiniii i* pr*P«^ to torvo you promptly. WE HAVE MOST EVERYTHING able reinforcements into Finn- Red Army shock troops I Closing in on Foes cent check showed that about 300 And Smaller War torista not drive except where .Friday morning until noon, delivered in the afternoon. liiis merchandise subject to previous sales. grew the gap between them and Germany Bombed De­ mark, Norway’s northernmost Bolutely essential. Bmpleyad woman and omptoyod man who naod rath smashed into another village r private cars owned by employes or / U m your No. 27 Ration Coupon for Coffee and the the pocketed elements which the province. In Face of Strong Re­ Plants Corporation A1 The OPA estimated that at can tot a loan of $10 to $300 at h m m J t on tbaii ripw- British cut off in the Wadi Matra- spite Low Qouds; Re­ others also engaged in insurance Now 10 Coupon for Sugar. Please order these Hems Fri­ Canned Fruits and Vegetables, Safer Than Skipping on the vital Rzhev-Vyazma ’ work, are now engaged in trans­ 7,000,000 vehiclea in the east turo olono. Sanriblo monthly paymont*. A loon of $100 tin gulch Wednesday with a flank­ sistance; Planes Aiding so Menace to Efforts. would be without gasoline i f day of Saturday. W e have most of the national­ COM* $20.60 whan promptly repaid in 13 monthly contccu- ’The troops were said to be ar­ railway line west of Moscow porting employes llvir* in outly­ ing sweep thnmgb the desert. sults of Raid Not Seen. new regulation remained in effi ly advortiaed brands of coffee, including a fresh ship- tivo initallmants M $10.05 aoch. riving there mainly by roads during last night’s Aghtint;. ing towns where public transpor­ Juices, Milk, Condensed Milk, Apparently Abandoned which were started before the war Allied Headquarter* In Au*- Washington, Dec. 18— (A’) — A long. Wo wolcomo all applieatioaa—avan if you’ro now in tho beating off German dive- tation is not adequate. \ o f m ils Bros, and Shnrfine Coffee. ’Thus, Rommel apparently had L«ridon, Dec. —^The Roy­ but have been finished since by tralia, Dec. 16—(A1—Japane»e cor­ Applies .to A n Parts naighborhood or on a now job. Cooao in or phono uo. Thousands of office, • as well as congressional committee blamed sbondoned those forces to fight al Air Force bombed targets in forced labor. Although the route is bomber attacks and destroy­ The regulation applies to jRaisins, Prunes, Etc. nered In pocket* about Buna vil­ industrial workers, most of whom Office of Price Administration their way out If possible rather northwest Germany last night in slow because of 12 fjords which ing a battalion of German have developed car sharing pro­ parts of the 17 states and th* : lage continued their last man, last trict of Columbia, which are PINEHURST MEAT DEPT. than risk any more of the strength a raid from which 18 bombers are must be ferried, the reports said infantry, the Russian midday grams, would be unable to come to poUcies today for a "threatened ditch stand today and even offered the eastern shortage area. W e win have freshly made Chicken Chop Suey. . . tikJW.HAL€ he is attempting to save by flight, miesihg, it was stated authorita­ it waa safer than shipping along communique said today. Soviet work because bus facilities could breakdown,on the home front.” H'KaOnOC FINANCE CO. attacks-at two points In the New It meana that motoriata in Local Medium Eggs, 2 doz. $1.05 MANCHSSTSR CONM* presumably to Join the Axis west­ tively today. the coast. anti-aircraft fire brought down not handle the tremendous in­ ’The committee, ,iet up by the Honeyeomb Tripe.. .Plenty of Fresh Spare Ribs to cook STA’TE ’m EA’TER BUILOINO Guinea battle area, but a head­ eastern states are entitleo to ern Armies for. a last stand in (The Germans reported they Russian submarines were said three Nazi planes in the battle, it crease necessary, business leaders House last year to study the wHh sauerkraut. 2nd Floor Phone 8480 quarters communique said "our chase three gallona for emer Tunisia. b.iot down 21 bombers).' to be active off northern Norway was added. declared. problems of small business, said in Yon win find as much meat at Pinehurst as in most D. R. Brown, M g r .______LIcenoe No. 891 Although the British communl- lines are gradually closing in, in use if they have an A book or fa Low Cldads Encountered while the R.A.F. is sowing mines Suffer Severe Setback the face of strong enemy resist­ Seek Clariflratinn a preliminary report the nation's markets and we suggest you ask our girls for any par- We Must Have Your Turkey Order ue did not specifically say so Low clouds were encountered In various coastal areas. gallons If they have B or C T The engagement came in the ance." The air arm waa aiding. Wholesale gasoline distributors system of consumer goods dis­ In West Virginia, a state in Stritish observers expressed be over the objectives, it was stated, Norwegian sources said th* tribution "has been seriously un­ ttenlar out yon want. wake of reports that counter-at­ ’The Australian and American hastily wired or telephoned their lief that the Axis rearguard cut and results o f the bombings were number of German escort and dermined and weakened as a re­ W o advise you to place your orders for Turkeys 8y Tuesday If You Want Guar­ Now 1$ the Time to Insure the Cooling tacking Germans suffered another troops who had backed the Japa- companies for clarification of the (Continued on Page FoniteMt] off at Wadi Matratin still was not seen. other vessels damaged In recent sult o f” O PA poUciea“ and a col­ N O W . All shipments are being cut about in half and severe setback west of Rzhev, los­ nesse to the sea were faced with order. One foresaw the possibility F System of Yomr Cor Ageinst Leeks surrounded and being mopped up An A ir Ministry communique months was so heavy that wharves lapse which-might gravely imperil tnrkcvs are selling freely. We have a beautiful lot of anteed, Delivery. by forces driving in from the east ing more than a company, and eff the problem o f driving t)tem out of that unless the order is tempered “W E ’RE GOING TO THE USE RYD-D-ERS said: in the north were clogged and the Buna government station, the entire war effort appears In­ to strengthen the British there. "Last night targets in north­ a string Soviet denial ^ yester­ gasoline transporting facilities Colorado mountoin grown turkeys which we are sure will mtuiy ships were being towed from a cocoanut grove south of evitable unless the.se policies are RAPID LIQUID SOLDER These sources interpreted the west Germany were attacked by south to Oslo for repairs. day's Nasi claim' that the Ger­ might be called upon to be used to phiase you. Dellcloa*—-laic« the station, and from a sand pit haul oil supplies. speedily corrected.” fer communique’s reference to "dam­ aircraft of the bomber command Breaklag German Morale mans had trapped a Russian and mangrove island seven miles Leading companies contacted Part of the blame for existing Flashes I age inflicted on the enemy between and mines were laid in enemy wa­ Norwegians said that the isola­ Arm y at Toropeta, a short dis­ conditions, the committee continu­ Oranges • 2 doz. 59c Loaky Radiators— Craekod Rlociu north of Buna, said supplies on hand were either (Late Bulletin* of the (F) Wtes) PRINCESS Marble Arch and Wadi Matratin’’ ters. Eighteen of our aircraft are tion of the long Arctic nights, the tance northeast of VeUkie Luki. ed, must be shared by the. W ar PINEHURST FRUITS Mixes with aU anU-(reese solutioai. Immediate­ Counter-Attack In Vain Sweet—Juicy ly stops leaks. WUl never clog. Prevents rust. miaalng.” In their denial the Russians Production board and/the Smaller W’e are now taking orders for Fancy Fruit Baskets (Ooatlnued o* Page Ele%'en) Several persona were reported hinted strongly that a Red Army Allied guns smashed a bridge (Continued On Page Tw o) Charged With Conspiracy Satisfaction guaranteed. Sold by Independent (Coattaaed oa Fag* Flfteee) leading to the government station. War Plants corporation operating for Xmas delivery. Prices range from $3.50 to $10.00, Restaurant ami Bar Tangerines doz. 25c dealers. killed and others tra p p ^ in force waa moving southward to­ under WPB. / * Los Angeles, Dec. 18 wrecked buildings following a ward Smolensk, which is one of When the Allied troops came up to and they make a very acceptable Xmas gift. Fancy Broccoli — Cekry — Lettuce — Bunch Carrots the grove the Japanese laid down It listed “price' squeezes" and Sixteen leedese of the orga FOR DINNER TODAY!” daylight attack today by a single the anchor points of the German "inequitable dUltribution of mer­ tlon “Mankind United” have and Beets — Spinach — Mushrooms — Turnips — Etc. SCHIEBEL BROTHERS Boss of OPA German raider on a south coast line in Russia.' a barrage of mortar shells and Jury W ill Get Large Tangerines doz. 42c Dealera: Aak Onr Smlcamen About Deal Japan Fears then vainly tried to counter-at­ chandise” as, tw o factors which arrested In California on Fsney town. They placed the Russian col- "could and jsliould be adjusted” by conspiracy charges and 150 Special Menus with moderate prices Striking by night, the Germans umna at a point about 60 miles tack, losing 20 dead and one taken 4oz. 44c prisoner. O PA and WPB. er persons are being qoestto Florida Oranges McIntosh Apples 4 lbs. 25c Resigns Post sent small forces against north­ M ore R aids south of Toropets and about 40 Fire Evidence The committee complained of the FBI announced today, are always in order at the Princess. east England. (’The German radio miles west. Another Japanese force attempt­ FRESH CAULIFLOWER RIPE TOMATOES ed to repeat infiltration tactics “ unnecessary reports and com­ al agents accused sponsors ot 8aldw.ins - 5 lbs. 25c said that York, In central Eng­ An official statement declared plexity’ and multiplicity of regula group of dlsNcmlnating fmlee PARSNIPS AND TURNIPS land, was the chief target o f the the Germans had been hurled back west o f Gona. Australians ' there Demands for Voluntary Steps Taken to Fore- killed 15 and took one Japanese Bay State Officials Say tlons” under which ousincss mojt ports, attempting to Interfere Nasi Air Force last night and that those distances from Toropets "as aporate, commenting that while viqlent V explosions and numeroiu prisoner, dispatches from the front the war effort, and of inaMiu" Fancy Grapes 2 lbs. 29c SNOW TEST shows Controls Instead of far back aa the winter of 1941-42." Purpose to Determine "certain administrative regulations ing as patriots. In San Diego, stall Attack on Anni- said.. We Are Offering a Large^ Supply fires resulted). Toropets. the Soviet Informa­ Allied planes strafed another are a nece.ssary evil,” the present lowers were urged to forget Drastic Rules Heard. Ehccept for a small-scale Britlah tion bureau aaid, "can be regarded On Action Now. Large Sunkist Eating Oranges versary of Warfarc. group of Japanese on the man­ situation "is one of bureaucracy phruHc, “Remember Pearl of Ripe Bananas^ assault on northwest Germany the with full justification as a town in run riot.” houses an Aafty previous night, targets in that grove isle and the communique bor" and to substitute "KenieB Bulletin I New York, Dec. 18—(>F)—The the Soviet rear wher* even the said that enemy refugees in the Bulletin! Unle.ss corrected, it said, "this l>er the Cherry Tree*,’’ declar country hav* been''bombed only on aalvos of heavy ggna cannot b* WE HAVE A FEW “DUTCH OVENS” C C - Washington, Dec. 18—oml>ed. Bonton. Dec. 18— lA*! — R. B. Hood, special ageat Stroll into our modem Bar Lounge for winter—hot heard.” FILLED WI'TR FANCY COOKIES A T ... 9 1 e S S ia pTf sident Rooeevelt offered no the Japanese continue to be anx­ A recapitulation of the air arm's Suffolk county grand Jury to­ (Continued on Page Fifteen) charge of the FBI here. (Coattaaed oa Pag* Twelve) Fromlae ot New Pincers ' rluta today as to when Leon ious concerning United States air activity against the fc^e of Japa­ day began hearing evidence on • • • l i “ ■ 'p.incfiuTjt Qivcert/ync. The move gave promise of a enjoyahle Ales, Wines and liquors. Hender^n might be formally raids on Japan proper, asserting nese that attempted to land Mon­ an ‘Important asp^t’’ of the Agree to End Work Stoppage • DIAL 4151 302 MAiN MAiN STREET STREEl ia sammer new pincera action developing on sureeed^ aa price admlals- steps were taken to forestall such day in the Kumusi-Mambare rivers Cocoanut Grove night club Washington, Dec. 18—(AV—' the central front. The flrrt by­ Lovely Spice Sets At $1.69 trator and told a qneetloner an attack on the recent anniver­ area disclosed that an assortment lire that took 488 Uvea. First Cannon Size War Labor Board announced WWte Slavery passed Rzhev on the north and Comer Main and Pearl Streets Eight fancy jars of precioos Spices on a rack. that the rationing machinery sary of Pearl Harbor. of bombers and fighters was wllaess before the jury was day an agreement on term* w was being overhauled and re­ ’The radio broadcaat this account thrown 280 times into that battle, John H. Glover, clerk In the will end a stoppage of » (Coatinaed oa Page Eighteen) vised nO the Niqe. Charge Made by Domei, the official news agen­ dropping a total of 82 tons of Boston Blinding department. Seen Hazard which has partially dclayod cy, of "enemy efforts to exploit bomba on the landing party and He was to be followed by sev­ cation of Time and l i f e the occasion of the Greater East eral other witnesses who had Washingotn, Dec. 18.—(iP) — Treasury Balance firing 84,000 rotmda Into rafts of \7 • ” 1*1 ¥T I • **"«*• said that Asia war anniversary: oil drums alone. previously testified at an In­ Varying iiiliber Used iii rials or the printing trade* DINE AND DANCE in Leon. Henderson’s career aa ag­ *Child Homes* Operator "From about Dec. 4 the enemy quest. gressive boss of price administra­ Washington. Dec. 18—(F)— The The figures came from the head- Air Force,' especially American position of the Treasury, Dec. 16 quartera o f Lieut. Gen. George C. Army and Navy Called' GEORGE SMITH’S MUSIC tion neared an end today, his To Answer Indict Boston. Dec. 18—(F)— The ex­ JOHNS-f units, began suddenly dispatching Receipts, 1307,287,445.93; ex Kenney, commander of the Allied i the Chicago and Phlladeig reaignatlon already bringing dC' haustive investigation into the Co­ Menace to Fighters. WITH TONY OBRIGHT AND HIS XYLOPHONE - ment After Arrest. squadrons of bomber and fighter penditures,. $215,924,612.38; net 1 printing shops affected as sf mands from Capitol Hill for a coanut Grove night club fire that planes to Kweilin, Kwsngsl pro­ batance, 67.295,262.411.67. (Continoed on Page Eighteen) as possible, and the board Soft, Sweet Mu.sic For Your Dancing Pleasure! H0MEINSUU1 auccesaor who will replace drastic vince,' Hengchow, Hunsn province, took 488 lives swung suddenly to Wa.shington. Dec. 18—(A^— Sen- i New Orleans, Dec. 18— (A*)—’The ! decided to disniisn the case. rules with voluntary controls. and other places, msklng various Suffolk Superior court today with ator Kilgore (D., W. Va.», advo­ STAND RETWEtN YOU AND THE WEATHI The stocky, cigar-champing 47- F B I announced today that George suggestive moves. official^ announcing that they cate of greater standardization'of Rex'onsldemtlun Refused year-old administrator, target of C. (Uncle George). Cate* 60, will be 'By these actions It became would begin presenting evidence to NDER that roof from wlucb the tnow melts to quiet Frankfort. Ky., Dec. II Walter's Restaurant frequent congreeaional criticism, brought hefe to answer a white clear that the enemy was plaohing a grand jury immedaitely. Army and Navy equipment, de­ The Kentucky Court of .\p| (becauee heat t$ ^ktn g through), there’s a fmnily puttind announced h i*. intention to quit slavery indictment following his to raid occupied territories espe' Kansas City Fire Chief Attorney General Robert T. clared today that the varying cali­ Formerly Dante’s (A t The Center) U arrest yesterday in LoulevUle, Ky. today refused to reconsWer it# #[_ last night "principally,’’ he told cially in central and south Chins Bushnell and . District Attorney ber of cannon used by the two ser­ FOR THIS WORK up «dth chilly, drafty rooms . . . rumunk the risk dangerj proval of ■ death penalties for Ray^ THE VERY BEST IN CHOICE FOODS AND LIQUORS President Roosevelt, because A a F B I Agent R. A. Guerin said on or about the war anniversary Wlllism J. Foley said the purpose vices represented a potential haz­ out, expennve winter ills . . . wafting predous fuel doH mend Baxter and Tom Pc IS AVAILABLE! recurrent physical disability and here toat the Federal g-.-and Jury or even raid Nippon, especially Bans Christmas Trees was to determine "whether or not ard to American fighting men. indictment agaln«t Cates, operator convicted of the. slaying of Heat ia leaking out through the roof. If you’re that family, 1 impaired eyesight Kyushii (southernmost of the certain indictments on one impor­ He pointed out that the Army of "Uncle George’s Child Homea” Ion Mllev, Lexington, Kyn Let Us Go Over Your Work ua inaulafe with J-M Rock Wool. Chaaea ’The president’s acceptance of home islands) and Formosa (co- tant aspect of the esse should be generally has adopted metric Inc„ resulted from charges that Kansea City, Dec. 18—(F)— ■ but soldiers hauled it down, with aUr. Baxter, Lexington Coaai Im y o ft ths China coast).- returned st once.’’ bores for its heavier weapons—75 And See How Much Stock WiO drafts and pays for itself in fuel savings. Henderson’s resignation, “effo^ bs transported a New Orleans girl Kanaaa City has given up its the approval of Canteen Director club greensUeeper, ' and F*ai Swoop Dowa sa Bases No Hint Of Nature millimeter, 90 mm., 105 mm. and Cuts room temperatures in aummer up to ’ live upon the appointment and to Gulfport, Miss., sits o f one of John Thomberry. l.oulsviUe. K y , will die Jan. Be Required. qualification o f your successor,' “But the Japanese Air Corps (Jhftktmas trees without a whim­ He, like fire department offi­ They gave no hint of the nature 155 mm., while the Navy favors ths homes, fo r Immoral purposes. was not to be caught napping and barring executive eJemeaey IS* on hottest days. Price reasonable; big 'generally was expected to bring per- cials, had read the stories of Bos­ of the important aspect, but said even-inch calibers—3-inch, 5-lnch. The girl is 19 and ths mother of in its usual fashion took a head­ some other euoc»a*ful court “batts” qieed applicatioa. v announcement soon o f the eelec- Decorated evergreene fell in ton’s recent night club fire in presentation of the evidence possi­ 6-lnch, 8-inch and 16-lnch guns. •OAK GRILL' Now, more than ever before, two children. start on the enemy by swooping The bore of a 3-inch gun is a frac­ peal. tlon of Senator Prentiss M. Brown, most of the city's 72 elementary which nearly 500 persons died. bly would require several days and Twice Arrangea Marrlagee down on the chief enemy bases In home owners are nrged to ia- SINS 9M Itn COOT Of raiMIM “NOMI l»U SOOK.- K e f a r ^ To Ordinanoe that "the commonwealth would be tion of an inch larger than 75 “WHERE GOOD FEI.LOW8 GET TOGETHER” 53-yesrHUd Democrat of S t Guerin reportM that the girl hugs fannations e f fighter and arbool bultdinga yesterday after Relief Program Plaabed Ignace, Mich., as the new . OPA Fir* Departmeat Director Francis "W hea anyone aska us about a prepared to pToceed to trial oo mm.; so is that of s 6-inch weapon sulatc their houses as much as ' ThiahdpAil60-pagcbookgivctldcMananphatctarrCmodding. Idem gave the FBI a signed statement bomber planes from Dse. 6 to Dee. compared with a 155 mm. field London, Dec. lb— (A*)—TKa chief. in erhich she aaaerted that Cates Womall sad Inspector Enunett A. trea, I just refsr them to the or­ such indictments forthwith.’’ DINE AND DANCE possible to help conserve heat m fUoA. hooM iaMdatioii. Utchm. bath*, etc. Contain* i ^ a * . S." Boston’s recent series of fires piece. Ish government 1* preparing Good Selection Appotalmeat TbioaBy Carta la had subjected her to Immcnwl Domei aaaerted th a t' such at- Scanlsn told priacipals the tradi- dinance,’,’ Scanlan aaid. H otel* "|loa^todo-it’* MggestiaM, an artidc on room arrangement, meanwhile produced these other No DIfficultleo Known spend more thnn $20,000,006 1* ( To the Lilting Tunes of which means anvinff fneL Brown, defeated for re-election, practicea since she was seven tseks, which have not t>Mn con­ tlonal holiday centerpieces violat­ apartment hotels, stores, churches another oo color, etc. A ho 13 Ouildwsiy Hou*a* and ed the city’s lire prevention code. and virtually every building except developments: ---- ^ - '■ Kilgore, a member of the 'Sen­ British Weet Indies on will be ineligible to serve until the years old. She qlsimed that Oates firmed by Allied sources, did such relieve- unemployment [ Floor FJana by prom ittent mrehiteote. Must Have Fireproof M’hlskere private residences sre covered by 1. John F. Stokes, acting state ate Military Affairs committee and CHRISTMAS TREES new Congress convenes Jan. 6 be­ had twice arranged marriages for dsmsge to the American s ir bases social and eooaomle W E H A V E - Even Santa won’t be around to the law, unenforced until'this year. commlasioner of public safety, also of the special oommittoe in­ DON MAC AND HIS cause he was a member o f the her with strangers, one In 1940 that “ the enemy plot was nipped such as uaderiay recent want, m oM ot cau ON Congress creating the Office of see the 35, pupils unless his whla- It speeiflea a fine from $25 to $500. announced a p p oin ^ en t o f nine vestigating national defense, said ROCK WOOL IN BATTS, ROLLS AND BULK and again in 1941. in ths bud. he had heard o f no difficulties thus there, W was disclooed today, Price Administration. But reliable The second man to whom ths "This should be sufficient to ksrs are fireproofed. •Tt’a true that it hasn't been en­ new state detective* to the Fire RHYTHM MASTERS far which might .have resulted program I* betag expe^tM ■FJ THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. sources have asserted his appoint­ girl was sliegsdly marrlsd is being smash the enemy propaganda (that Tinseled and Ughted trees al­ forced, qiMt'ft’s bard to do it now.’’ Protective division, effective Jan. to up 1 from the alight difference in the work of th# A*gle*A**““ DELICIOUS FOODS — MODEST PR IC ^! Oeol, Lmnber, MaaonaT Sappttea, Paint ment is virtually eertata under held In Jail her* as a material w it Japaaasa air strength oa ths China ready had been carried out of aaid Baanlan, who professed no . Caribbeaa t ijiiimiMisa 50, • H SS6 No. Mata St. T«L 4lM \ " apaitmcBt bouaaa, churches and liking for his job aa a wet blanket '2. W ith six firemen killed and size'Of the weapons. neas, Fedsral offlclala said. front has bean weaksnsd ed late,’' ■oiwt Pock Yeol Cutlets Steaks present plans. “ But 1 can see the poeaibUity of niaa Chafte* Taam *As taaocaat as AageT* Domal added. other public bulMtnga—incJudjng Ummm, “but when we explain the doxens o f others Injured in the ^ Brown’s aasodatoa Bsclars he such a thing happening,” he told .molaaseo nMgasta, taM ReoulHam Veal Scallopiiie RoastTurkey bellevas mors can be aoeompiish- When arraigned in Louisville be­ Indicating that Japan ia begin aervice center*—at the fire cbi^A haxarda, all are satlafled. A fter past month. M ayor Maurice J. m/tUu r o t lUllDINS AND N O m S U M D E ^ Tobin said lie would seek authori- an interviewer. “ Suppose an Army week coaferriag with Flue Wines — I.iqnora and Beer G . E . Willis and Son, h e. •d in administering rationing or- fore U. S. Commissioner Ray ging to feel the pinch of a shipping suggestion. Women volunteers had treea have been cut a week, ieter ChurttaO sad atl wdrksd hours preparing s 25-foot they're highly Inflammable—rSl- MOnk Street TcL 38M ', Msnona* Snppiics, Paint B U iin i’JG J a , I (CeattaiMd oa Feg* FUtaea) LARSEN’S FEED SERVICETEL. 5405 . (Csattaaad sa Fag* Xlghlasa) (Ceaitaaed aa F afS ; ties at' tho Wnais Qty Caatesa BMOt exploolv*,'* 4< *a F ^ Tw elve) TsL 5125 Manchester 38 DEPOT SQUARE JOHNS-NIANVILLE A1>trfR/AJS /'I ■AWUHE5TER EVICTING llERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, DECEl

mit the use of our very limited supplies of gasoline for ' e.ssential Colder Tonight State Drivers services.” Abotit To wn lT>e order was issued shortly Invites Women Here after Petroleum Administrator For tho Benefit o f Our Employeet Is Prediction Hit by Order Ickes had conferred at city hall Adjutant George^ CrawTord, with Mayor F. H. LaGuardla. formerly of Syracuse and now To Visit Trade School Wk0 rutm Wm 1(«4 Many Kxtrm Houra During Limiting Gas Ickea would not comment, but living in Manchester will be the Ruak State Missed Blizzard said a statement from the OPA in guest speaker at thq, meeting of Washington probably would be is­ the Everyman’s Bible class, Sun­ Director Believes That Last Night But Colder (Ooatlaiied ttom Pag* Om ) sued later in the day. day moniing at 9:15 at the Second To Conserve Fuel in the Interests Spell Coming. Congregational church. Adjutant ! Many Are Afraid of "nothing U>o good” or that they Crawford is a retired officer of the ■ ' were “normal commensurate with Run Started Salvation Army and served more Machines; Is Anxious Of Katiohm Defense Hartford, Dec. 18— —Connec­ the timea." On Filling Stations than 35 years. There will be no ticut's good luck in missing what DeliYeries of gasoline by barge session of the class the following ^vish-Hennequin To DispeU That Fear. promised to be a major blizzard Boston, Dec. 18—liP;— With re­ have been coming up the river un­ Sunday. " Miss M a^aret R. Hennequin. was counterbalanced today by the til the present but ice conditions ports indicating that a run already In an effort to introduce more Weather Bureau’s prediction that had started on gasoline filling sta­ daughter of and Mrs. Louis | may aoon halt all river traffic, it Charles F. Stone, of 889 Main women to the machines and tools Thursday's cold wave was coming tions, government agencies an­ E. Hennequin of^l^ighton street, waa predicted. Huge ,ftorage nounced today that there had been street, for.merly employed at the of war inUustries. the local State back. tanks, which normally are ailed became the bride Private Ed­ After an overnight respite that no suspension of “A” ration coU'C United Aircraft plant in Willl- el Trade school ii inviting Manches­ brought the thermometer to 23 de­ and carry enough gasoline for pons and urged holders of such mantic, has been called to active ward Andrew Blovish. son of Mr. KEITH’S normal winter needs are not full, duty in the U. 8. Navy, having ter women to visit the school, see grees here at midnight, tempera­ coupons to refrain from buying and Mrs. Adam Blovish of 65 ture was expected to drop again it was reported. gasoline except for emergencie.s. served four years In the Navy North .street on Wednesday. The the machines and. If they can so tqnight Into the zero regions. Governor Hurley today began a In a joint statement, Kenneth previously. He la at present sU- ceremony waa performed in the arrange their hours, to take a The Weather Bureau was not study of the effects of the drastic B. Backman, regional OPA admin­ tioned at New York. Mrs. Stone is chapel at the Air base at Rich­ course in machinery at the school. certain whether Thursday morn­ OPA gas ration order on Connecti­ istrator; Robert J. Hull, New Eng­ tl.e former Miss Alice Ryan. mond, Va., by the Rev. Father Director John G. Echmallan stated ing's recprd 6 below would be cut and Its war industries. land repreaentative for the petro­ Dorn. The bride and bridegroom today. W n i REMAIN equalled. ‘I am lookiifg into the matter," leum administration for war, and The Chri.stmas pageant which Women who care to take a were unattended. The bride made The prospects of a blizzard the governor said. He was in New E. Bigelow Thompson, regional di­ was to have been presented Sun­ the trip by airplane from Brain- course can go to the school morn­ Thursday night, which caused the York Thursday, he disclosed, when rector of war information, urged day evening at the North Metho­ ard to LaGuardia Field, and from ing. afternoon or night and the .\rmy frontier command in Boston Harold L Ickea, petroleum ad­ all holders of A ration books in dist church. wUl be given instead there to the Richmond airport. length of time spent In training to authorize warning broadcasts, ministrator. conferred with trans­ New England to limit gasoline at the Christmas entertainment The bride wore a dress of white depends entirely on the amount of amounted to only moderate snow. portation officials in that city. purchases to three gallons and for the Junior, Intermediate and wool with corsage of gardenias, time the women want to give. CLOSED "Today’s decision on ration cou­ those only for emergencies. Naturally the achool authorities A total of two and one-half inches Senior departments of the North and hat of white silk crepe with (ell here during the night. pons was not entirely unexpected." The same statement asked gas­ i ethodist church school, Tuesday would prefer that the women take The warning envi.saged heavy the governor said. oline dealers to sell only for em­ evening, December 22 at 7:30. The four-hour courses so that classep snow and high wind, but the storm ergencies and no more than three pageant was written by Charles for their specific training could be veered from this area. Ordered Refuse Gas gallona to an iQdlvidual. Martin, aon of Mr. and Mrs organized. DECEMBER 26 The fall of light, powdery snow Should Conaerve Supplies Charles F. Martin of 36 Union Has Fear of Machinery Such reatrictlona should con­ caused little trouble, although it If 3 Gallons in Tanks street, a senior at Manchester The plan originated in Director covered slippery streets deceptive­ tinue for 24 hours, the statement High school and a prominent mem­ New York, Dec. 18.—(>P)— The added, and filling ata'ions should Bcbmalitui’s mind when a local ly. Much of Sunday’s 6.8 Iqch regional office of price administra­ ber of Boy Scout Troop 98 of the woman told him she would Uke to snowfall bad blown away before conserve their supplies for com­ The Saturday After Christmas—And Also tion today ordered gasoline sta­ mercial and other essential uaers. church. The Christmas party for take a Job in a war plant but she V the new storm came. c tion operators to refuse gasoline the beginners and Primary depart­ said, - rm really afraid of ma­ Bridgeport, on the other hand, Many Portland, Me., station to all motorists with A. B, and C operators reported they found au­ ments will be held Monday eve­ chines and I don’t think I would January 2—the Saturday After New Yearns suffered under a four-inch fall last ning from seven to eight o’clock. be able to run one." Mr. Echmal- I night, bringing to almost 13 inches ration carda if they have three tomobiles lined up at their tanks gallons of fuel in their tanks. early this morning. Most of the ian said that it occurred to him the snow level- there. A daughter, Karen Ann, was that It might be natural for wom­ Beset by a shortage of man­ The order did not apply to com­ owners purchased ail theii ma­ s ■ \ mercial vehicles and holders of T chines could hold—if they had suf­ born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Neil- en to be somewhat fearful of ma­ power to throw into the struggle sen of 348 Center street, at the chinery. and that it would be a to keep streets clean, the Depart­ coupons. ficient coupons. The region covers all of New- An official of a distributing Hartford hospital, Sunday, De­ good idea to have a get-acquainted ment of Public Works concentrat­ cember 13. period at the Trade achool so that Siwp Tonorrow ’liU P. M. ed last night on sanding and salt­ York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, concern, who asked that his name ' 9 Delaware, Maryland and the Dis­ not be used, said that Office of women interested in aiding In the ing crosswalks and roads. Defense Transportation restric­ Robert Tierney, of Park street, war effort could get a ckwe-up of Less than 40 extra men were trict of Columbia. ‘ I For Spaelal CRriaianaa Sale ValuM Regional Administrator Sylvan tions would keep distributors from and James Tlemey. of Cooper Hill noachinery and team for them­ available to help clear away the street, who enlisted in the Coast < . new snow. L. Joseph said the order was is­ supplying dealers fast enough to selves that there is nothing to be ^ KMth’s aamaatly deatrca to cooperate-with the U. S. Gov- sued to prevent the practice of keep up with the demand. Guard in September, and were afraid of in handling them. V ammant in fuel conaervatlon. For thia reason and because "pretended emergencies” by mo­ "We can’t replenish 'their sup­ placed on inactive duty at that ^ Visit School ^Vny lim e plies any more rapidly trail ODT time were called last week and are Xettli’a is aager to reward its employees for their faith- torists now limited under a Wash­ Director Echmallan hopes that ^ (Ul aervfee and the many hours of extra work required I Personal Notices | ington OPA order to the use of restrictions permit trucks to oper­ now in training at Curtis Bay. Maryland. a large number of local woman A d u r in g the Christmas season by enabling them to' enjoy one rationing coupon for “emer­ ate.” he declared. will take advantage of this offer. two S-day holidays, KEITH’S WILL BE CLOSED SATUR- Card of Thanks gency purposes.” Filling stations in New Hamp­ shire also reported a rush of mo­ Private first class Randall N. Mrs. Edward A. Blorish All that is necesMry is to go to DAT, DECEMBER 2« AND SATURDAY, JANUARY 2. wish to .thank friemit and To Get Detailed Instructions the Trade school at any time and n^ifthhni's for their help and kind* torists to get gas. Brown. Private Joseph Carabino ostrich feather tips. A small re­ Keith’s sincerely urges your indulgence in thia endeavor. nas8 the time of the death of Joseph said detailed instructions they may look the machinery de­ would be supplied filling station Ma.r Empty Tanks and Private Rus-sell K. Small, all ception followed. our dear wife, mother and frand* State OPA officials said the un-1 of Company G State Guards have partment over, stay for Instruc­ mothar. operators shorily. The bride is a graduate of Man­ tion to see If they like the work, Christian Nelson, expected tales might empty tanks been discharged from that unit leoulse Sullivan, While Joseph spoke only for Re­ before long and result in a serious chester High school, class of 1939, or indicate that they are anxious gion 2 over which he has jurisdic­ as they have entered regular ser­ • OF MANCHESTE M> FrancU Sullivan. shortage. vices. Carabino and Small are In and from the Connecticut Acad­ to be taught machine work. J W tion, he indicated that the three- Airplane spotters notified the the Nae-y and Brown in the Ma­ emy of Hairdressing. She was^on With a branch of the United fallon limitation would apply to State Defense council that they rines. the staff of James’s Beauty Salon Aircraft Corporation in operation all 16 states and the District of would be forced to abandon posts on East Center street this town in HilliardvlUe and Cheney Broth­ ALUMINUM J Columbia covered in the original unless special arrangements were for some time. ers machine shop 100 per cent on Washington order restricting sales made for them. The bridegroom was graduated war work there are many oppor­ ITMVS 3-TONE I as of noon today. The Scrap for- Victory office Special Services from the Manchester State Trade tunities for women to obtain em­ I l l s MAIfi ST OPPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL "Station attendants should not said the order would seriously school and was formerly employed ployment in the machine trades DINNER CHIMES S deliver gaaoline against any but a curtail collection of metal for the For Christmas by the Lydall & Foulds Paper even if only for a few hours a T coupon without first checking war effort as crews use private Company He left for Fort Dev­ day. There are hundreds of wom­ the tank to make certain that it ena on July 13 and was for some WITH MALLET « cars for transportation. en In Manchester who can well af­ does not already contain three Governor Bldbd’s office was A special Christmas worship weeks at Fort McClellan, Ala., and ford to give a few hours a day to flKMMMHi $ 1 .5 0 I gallons of gasoline or more,” Jo ­ flooded with telephone calls service will be held at ths Second from there was transferred to the training and then steady employ­ seph aaid. w‘; ‘'c;Tdo''7;‘“to obey 1 Richmond Air base. ment, Director Echmallan believes. "This order is a temporary one I morning at nine o’clock. The pas this war regulation and hope It is The young couple will make He said today in announcing his to meet the critical situation. A for the best,” the governor said. tor. Rev. Ferris E. Reynolds, will their home for the present at 2614 B.D. PEARL’S more detailed order will be Issued take for his subject. "They Shall Chamberlayne avenue. Richmond. plan

■.T'L. - / V IfANCIdl^TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18,1941 ifo m Tw An u h b s t b r EV ENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.' FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1 8 ,194F FACE the ride aisles wlU go to the rear used until January 31 for the pur­ the sermon topic of Dr. Brownell visiting at his home bsfe, return­ of the church, fUC down the cen­ chase of4hree pounds of sugar. Gage at the 11 a. m—services of , WlUington ing ’Tuesday. He boasts a sharp­ forms, will hear the usual class- RockTiUe ter aisle to the mangar> and thence Bolton Service men on leave for at the Bolton Congregational church shooter’s medal. YaleSeniord day apeechca. least seven days may obtain a on Sunday, The small members of A Christmas sale was held Japs Freed Christmas for ihe Soldiers Even more different will be to their pews. All those in Rock­ am . Clyde MarshaU Mlsa Jenito B. Obnreli by the French department of A n d erso n graduation day tomorrow, shorn ville who do not have a regular Phone toss sugar rationing coupon by apply­ the Church School will present Tj^ll Virtues, Faults PLEASE! church home are Invited to attend ing at their local rationing board their play at 4:30 Sunday after­ Windham High school this after­ To Graduate of the academic procession, and the Manger service and partici­ and presenting their leave certifi­ noon at the church. About 30 members ot the La­ noon. Money raised is to be con­ From Gamps A Chmtmas party with^gifts for members of the Anti- any students wearing caps and pate. X Boltonites ice cream and cup cakes. Work and Are Patient; line the other day, when we started In American Life. brevity of the commencement ex­ fo ony out-of-town pointi! P)— Of­ and do them well that I’ve an reduced to two days under the uni­ are expected at this most unprece­ Children of Mary nMinrlU*. D«e. IS^(Special)— for a First Aid Station at their mas Carol read by Mrs. Harold Scripture Text Calendar irt colors, Est. 1922 Open mind on that subject" atter Pearl Haroor have been re­ other worker or cut under the pre­ versity's accelerated wartime pro­ n . ot Ijwwlch. named as follows: The Rockville Dwyer; solo, Ave Maria, by Mrs. Thomas Carpenter of the Coast ficers at a government arsenal leased to resume normal activity vailing wage for his type ot work. dented commencement week at the Garage; West Main street ga­ recent meeting held Tuesday eve­ Guard w’as the recent guest of with thoughts for daily medita­ didn’t think it could be done. gram—gets under way this eve­ driver of the trailer truck ning. ’The kit was supervised by Anthony Fiano; monologue, Mrs. tion. 153 EMridge Street Statisticians ot the War Relo­ John Baker, director of WRA’s Recreation nation’s third oldest university. WM in an accident October rage, Joseph Slerbinski, proprie­ Frank Paggioli Mrs. George Shedd Mr. and Mrs. Earle Gowdy. Building that particular tele­ cation authority estimated today Office of Reports, said tiiere are ning. . BINGO tor; Md the>Pearl Oil Company. Dr. D. C. Y. Moore, health offi­ Private Andrew Kury's, USA, is The mallcarrier reports that the scopic sight had always been a The' climax will be reached on Surprise for Both Route 16 in ToUand in which cer for the town. This kit will and Mrs. Anthony Fiano were a t thermometer registered 15 degrees Phone 8486 that others are emerging at the very few’ pro-Axis sympathizers Saturday, however, when degrees j A. aiUlch, 35, of Rockville '7<^assiflcatton the piano for the group singing. spending a few days with his P’fBg tip brogmm one-man job. rate of about ten a day, after be­ among those remaining In the cen­ Center hems The Sthte Board of \ppeals has probably be kept at the Com­ Following the program Mrs. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael below sero at West WlUington When engineers of Minneapolis- are handed out to 578 seniors, Brazil, Ind.—(/Pi—P. A. Rounds, Hartford waa fatally injured, munity Hall as being centrally lo­ Thursday morning. * mitk mtiraeiimm ing investigated for character and ters. more than two-thirds of whom TONIGHT I exonerated by Coimty ruled,^at the following men re­ cated. Hutchinson turned the meeting Kurys of French Road. Honcywell Regulator Co. got Tomorrow loyalty to the-United States. They Tonight: proprietor of a chicken farm, de­ main in Class 1-A in which they over to Mrs. Albert N. Skinner, Sr. A surprise birthday party was Miss Elsee Amidon has taken through with it, tliat one-man Job 9:00-10:00 a. m.—Girls’ Gym. They. Include temperaments will leave almost Immediately for cide to surprise his mother, who ___Bernard J. Ackerman. The Council also voted $20 to work at the Pratt and Whitney pmr/oratmd dmtail. leave voluntarily to take regular ranging' from the' gentle to the 6-9—Junior* boys’ game room active military service. St. Bridget’s HaU . Aa the other paasenger in the w6re placed by the District 3.5, Se­ purchase a siren to he placed at who is chairman of the Communi­ tendered How'ard C.^ Chase at his had been broken down into a dozen 10:00-11:00 a. m.—Boys’ Gym Jobs outside the proscribed areas open, E. S. and W. S. lives 25 miles away in Terre lective Service Board; Lawrence ty Christmas party. Mrs. Walter home in South Bolton on Wednes­ Aircraft plant in East Hartford. jobs and sights were rolling off an ages 7-12. rough—and tensions resulting Clans Dinner Unprecedented Haute, with a rislt. En rouie. itomoWle, Miaa Aldonna Snuck some strategic point in town She has been employed as secre­ of California, western Washington "normally” from a mass of per­ 6- 10—High School basketballThe abbreviated ceremonies Everyone Welcome! , badly Injured and unable. tb F; PetSchke, Romano E. Campo, where it will accomplish the most Elliott thanked the Ladies of SL day evening. Guests included: Mr. assembly line like ears out of a 11:00-12:00 a. m.—Boys’ Gym and Oregon, and southern Arizona. game, E. S. Rounds’ car collided with another any of the hearings,/'the Lionel H. Houle, Samuel Street, Maurice on behalf of the Ladies and Mrs. Kingsley Carpenter, Miss tary by her father, Charles Ami- factory— only faster. ages 12-15. sons living together. Baker said, start with an unprecedented class —his mother's. She had decided good. The location has not yet don, who is engaged' in making Method Of Ulspersai account largely for recent troubles 7- 8—Women’s Plunge, E. S.dinner tonight, replacing the col­ Admission 50c. ' heard her testimpny at Harvey W. Gemme, Robert D. De- been decided. Benevolent and WSCS for the Linda Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. "However," remarked 1. K. Fos­ 2:00-6:00 p. m.—Country Club The WRA said it was tostering 8- 9—Men’s plunge, E. S. to “surprise” him. sloge, Stanley S. Janocha, Everett fine program. Myron Leei Miss Allison Lee, Mr. and operatiQg portable sawmills. ter, general suyperintendent. ”I Badminton. in the centers at Manzanar, Calif., orful afternoon outdoor exercises Hartford hospital. The acci- It was voted to omit further this zziethod ot dispersing some of and near Parker, Arlz. 7-10—Bowling alleya reserved ooeurred while Hewitt was Abom Bradway, Norman, S. meetings during the winter The members of the societies and Mrs. Leonard Ducharme, Miss Mrs. George Roufoase entertain­ don't think we could have done it 7:30-8:30 p. m. — Basketball the Japanese, about two-thirds of at which gowned senlora, from rge truck-^or the A. C. Lelgher, Joseph Felix Satkowski, filled candy boxes for the party Betty Chase and Mr. and Mrs. ed the Progressive Bridge ' Club without women,” game. Back of these troubles, ^ Baker for Mr. Peloquin, E. S. time immemorial, have smoked Earl L. Dowd and Robert E. months unless some special prob­ Marie A. Carpenter. Tuesday night. Prises were taken whom are native United States 0-7—Small gym reserved for traditional clay pipes as they lis­ New Hdven and New lem arises in which case each to be held this evening. Members IDBVc Chief .\n»wer to SueeesH 8:30-9:30 p. m. — Basketball citizens, as one means of solving said, are a variety of nerve-^raln- handball, E.-S. City wert^ly on route 15 Noble. member of the Council will be no­ of the committee had already Mrs. Joseph Saimond and in­ by Mrs. George Bugbee first, a Therein lie.s a principal answer Game. ing factors common when large tened to class orators and wit­ Robert Burton Hamilton was wrapped the gifts for the party. fant daughter Linda, have return­ box of six cakes of hoap and Mrs. the crowded relocation problem 7-8- Small gym reserved for nessed the planting of the clas.** „ GlUich ynM proceeding east- tified. ' ' I, to the production success of one 6:30 p m.—Four open Bowling now centered in ten camps. groups live together under un­ boxing, E. S. Xlprins the hearing, Hewitt reclassified anti placed in II-B for To Register During Week Refreshments of ice cream and ed to their home on Birch Moun­ Rus.sell Bugbee consolation, ash of the nation’s largest precision Alley.s. avoidably crowded conditions, and Ivy. a six months period. cookies were served. tain from the Manchester Memor­ trays. Sandwiches, ice cream, cake / The granting of indefinite leaves Afterwards the senlora. In plain Hktf that Oillich approached Only two eighteen year olds Give a war plants. Before the war, it to those obtaining regular work a complexity of other factors such '■ Tomorrow: _ the left hand side of the road Junior Prom registered during the week of Community Christmas Party ial hospital. and coffee were served. The meet­ was the largest produeef of heat­ Miller Honored at Dinner as personal differences and jeal­ everyday clothes or military uni­ ipiid when it appeared that Oil* The annual Junior prom of the Schools in Bolton closed this ing next Tuesday night will be at Lovely - Living supplements the program under 1-2— Boys’ beginners' swimming BINGO Dec. 11-18. They were: Carlo Vol- The Community Christmas Par­ ing instruments. T which some 250 were allowed to ousies and factional disputes. M was not going to turn, Hew­ Rockville High school - will be afternoon for the Christmas va­ the home of Krs. Monroe Usher. More than half of Minneapoli.s- class, E. 8. held this evening at the Sykes P' of Birch Mountain and Richard ty will be held this evening at 7:30 cation and will reopen Monday, VICTORY Hartford, Dec. 18— More transfer from Pacific coast to mid- Jurisdiction Issue SAT. NIGHT IN ORANGE HALL] itt tuned his truck to the ieft Moonan of East Middle Turnpike. at the Community Hall. The pro­ Peter Choma, sergeant In the Honeywell’s employes arc women. than 200 friends of Cong.-Elect western and eastern colleges, and 5- 6—Pioneer Parachute Basket nd aide to try to avoid the Oil- Gymnasium. As the , auditorium Dec. 28. New Jersey State Guard, has been GARDEN Nimble fingers and patience are The ultimate issues, - however, ball period, E. S. Spunstired by the British American Club is closed for the winter months Starting today and continuing un­ gram will be furnished by the Boxes for the Share. Your Christ­ W* show you eno styls-— William J. Miller feted him last under which large groups were car and as he did, Oillich also til Dec. 24 all those who were pupils of the various elementary An exceptional gift two great advantages women night at a testimonial dinner here granted temporary leave for sea­ revolve around the question of 6- 7—P. A. A. C. Basketball out to the center of the there will be no play. There will mas project must be at the home whether the self-ruld governments, period, E. S. 20 Games— $3 Prize Each Game be dancing from 8 p. m. until mid­ eighteen years of age during Sep­ schools in town. Santa Claus is ex­ of Keeney Hutchinson not later but thsrs aro many more that LIVES and keepa posse.ss over men, Foster has learn­ at which he pledged his best ef' sonal work. tember or October of 1942 should 1 fostered by the WRA and operat­ 6- 7—P. A. A. C. Boaketball peri­ finding states, "The posl- night with the usual grand march. pected to be present to give out than Sunday afternoon. Bolton's on giving and giving. ed. forts to bring the war to a vic­ Mere than 9,000 were allowed to 2 Games $10 Prize 1 Game $7 register at the office of the Town gifts to all children. Everyone is in our stora, at this low Select youra now—we’ll "That's why we could apply a torious and speedy conclusion. He go oiit on temporary leave to help ed by Ameiican-bpm evacuees, or od. E. S. ef the unmoved motor vehi- Music will be furnished by Frank­ Clerk at Bolton Center, Hours arc quota is only twelve boxe^. production-line technique to th« outside authorities should take 7- 8—Lucky " Seven basketball after the accident and the ie Vail and his orchestra. invited to attend. hold until Chriatmaa. was pre.sented with a gold watch harvest sugar beet crops in the 1 Game $15 Prize 1 Game $20 Pi from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. daily ex­ Additional Addresses ' pries. Chsck your wardrobo Pricea: $1.50 to $10. assembly of those sights,” he re­ and lauded by Col. Anson T. Mc­ west, but most of them have re- jurisdiction over evacuees accused period, E. S. damage to each corro- The following are in charge: cept Sunday. Horseshoes of Kentucky Derby lated. • ''It is painstaking work, re­ of beating up others. 7-10—Bowling alleys open, E. S. All for $1.00 jtaa'the testimony of Hewitt to General chairman, Joseph Sunega; Additional addresses to be add­ winners for the past 13 years have i Cook for having stood for “com­ turned to the centers. effect ttot GllUch was on the Decorations, Ruth LaWtt, * Alan Rationing Notes ed to the last of service men are: been contributed to scrap. —than ehaek this valua in quiring a light, quick tough and mon honesty in government.” Those who have gone out on in In both recent cases, the center The following Inspectors have lots of patience just like em­ government was given Jurisdiction, 11-Year-Old Bags Buck Extra Cartls, 3 for 25c. 2 Special Gi _ ride of the vehicular high- Taylof; Publicity, Harriet Ertel; been appointed for tire inspection Private Edward Perry DeDosser, ahoas of auality and styla. broidery, and women have those definite leave have been offered shien struck. Tickets, Delores Milanese, John Casual Det. OSA, U. S. Army, Doesn’t Waste Shots joba as domestic servants, nurses, anu now the WRA has laid down a m $25 Prize Each. 3 Cards for 10c for residents of the town of Bol­ qualities to a remarkable degree.” policy to avert further trouble- Raleigh. N. C.—(AT—Eleven- RkAND a result of all the testimony Romeo; Refreshments, Ruth Kur- ton: Ferdinand Lewis of Bolton Fort Slocum. N. Y. and Private Hod Wealth of Experience and clerical, restaurant, laundry A W A* fbets presented at the hear- lovich and Robert Jo^ah; Enter­ Howard C. Oiase, Jr., Headquar­ Uano, Tex.—(i»^—Thirteen-year- and floral nuraery workers. when evacueea are accused of a Year-Old Gene Hester is the envy 1 Sweepstake Notch Filling Station known as Minneapolis—Honeywell started crime classed as a felony, they of all his friends.' He bagged a 139- 1 am of the opinion that tainment, Alberta Irmischer and sUtion T2-1; Atlantic Filling SU- ters Company 420, School Battal­ SPECIAL SERVICi using women In its plant in 1923, old Frankie Mae Hardin isn't In addition, there have been a accident and the resulting Nathan Marcus. ion, Marine Barracks, Hadnot C. E. House wasting any ammunition. Deer few mechanics and "one or two” will be tried in regular civil copHa, pound buck on his second deer lUine • Playing Starts at 8 P. M. Party Saturday tion. Main Street, Manchester, so it had a wealth of experience to but center governments may try hunt in the HoUy Shelter game not caused by the 'Thomas Brown, proprietor, known Point, New River, North Carolina. for fellu who nood draw upon when the war began bunting on U>e Hardin ranch, she engineers. act, omission or careless- The Cradle Roll. Kindergarten Bolton Congregational shot twice—and got two bucks. None is allowed to displace an- misdemeanor cases. refuge. cwssencut is sf said Harris H. Hewitt, nor and Primary departments of the a.i station T2-3. “The King’s Birthday” will be draining off many of its male sf any other person or per- Union Congregational church will The following tire certificates & Son, Inc. workers. deceased hold a Christmas party on Satur­ were issued by the local board Read Herald Advs. Two college-trained women hire day afternoon at 2:30 o’clock in this week: Clifford Griswold, Bol­ the women workers, who range in ton Notch, 1 new tire; A. A. Ma- age from high school youngsters MSager Servloe the social room. Anthony Obright of Manchester will be beard in neggia, Andover Road. 2 grade n FLUTE and SAXOPHONE to matrons of 55. The younger i THrife will be a Manger service tires William Hewitt, Bolton Cen­ " I Union Cmigregational xylophone solos and Leroy Lud­ INSTRUCTION I$ 1 0 te $ 3 0 0 1 women have speed and stamina wig will play the accordion.- ter, 3 grade n tires and 1 tube; and make first-class as.scmbly line sn Sunday morning, this Gasprin Morra, Bolton Center, 1 the first time t ^ t a Rock- Bonna CARLYLE B. JOHNSON Coniidering a loan? Don't workers while the older women, Employees at the Horton Manu­ grade II; EMward Comeliuson, borrow unnacmtarily—but calmer and more settled, make Gift Parade Leads to HOUSE ' church has conducted such North Bolton, 4 grade n tires; 118 Branford Street For His Christmas kamvloe ' facturing Company received a if a loan u tha bast solu­ Such good Inspectors that the com­ Christmas bonus today. Persons William H. Hall, 1 grade HI Ure. Telephone 7357 tion to your probUm, wo pany Is quite sure It will use even t Hwre will be no regular session Sugar coupon No. 10 can be hmday school, but the ser- employed by the company for one arant to sarva you. If you more women for this work after o’clock will be at- more will receive forty naad axtta cash for sa^nal the war than it used to hire. Double Stamps Given hours pay, those employed be­ axpansas, naadad elowinc, Robert Blron, director of indus­ by both the members of to pay old bills or (or madi- Your Eyes Feel the sday school end the usual tween six months and a year re­ trial relations, and Henry Fletch­ STETSON attendants. ceive a half week’s pay and all cal oxpansat fWawaf is er. personnel director, size up With Cash Sales All Day s planning to attend this others on the payroll December 5 praparad to sarva you Strain of Long Work­ women war workers in their I are asked to bring gifts of and less than six months will re­ promptly thasa busy days. plants this way: Samas. clothing, food or ceive five dollars each. Emptoyad araman and ing Hours in This Superior to Men SATURDAY for (dstribution to the amployad man who naad On assembly lines, women are HATS f. Thase are to be wrapped in cash can cat a loan of $10 War Emergency superior to men. The assembly » Chriatmaa wrappings to $300 at ftiinaif on thair work involves small, light parts i the ease of games, books or j sicnatura alona. Sansibla .. long before the rest of Are tops as a gift Here’s a Gift He OLD monthly paymants aro ar­ requiring no particular strength mark on the outside | ranged. A loan of $100 costs your b^y, but you do not in handling, but demanding dex­ the gift lajo r a boy or a i $20.60 when promptly re­ realize it until your sight terity, patience and, possibly more u for any man. aid the committee in RECORDS paid in 12 monthly consecu­ important than anything else, the Will Always Enjoy Must be turned In tor sal­ may have become impaired. capacity to follow orders. tive installments of $10.05 U; I & vage if yon want ta keep each. "Show a woman .how to perform playing the new ones. If in any doubt about CAMPBELL’S We welcome all applica­ your vision, see an eye spe­ a particular task and she will do it 's /y A----- 2'/iC earii paM for old rec­ tions—svsn if you*ra new l'\ e.xaetly that way for hour after ords Irrespective of quantity. cialist and bring the pre­ hour.” saya Blron. “Put a man in tha neighborhood or if t / \ you have recently started a scription to us for your on it and he may start experi­ KEMP'S naw job. Conaa in or phona. glasses. Hardware Store menting, seeking a better way. Lounging Then. too. he lacks the patience Inc. Cor. Main St. and Middle Tpk. TeL 6161 required in repetitious tasks and 763 Main St. Tel. 6680 he gets bored. His desire to ex­ T ^ n t m a i periment grows out of his hanker­ FINANCE CO. M * m t u M * ing for tinkering and the inabil­ ROBE ■tata Theater Balieiaa The Dewey- ity to do that makea him bored." at Staarheeter Against Mixed Groups gna rieor LINEN AND COTTON Phoae 3490 Fletcher thinks women learn D. It. Browa, Mgr. Richman Co. more quickly, too, and.that their HANDKERCHIEFS We Al.xo Have a Fine Ja f tahf A# rteruMmt officer, **Elthae I Llceaaa Na. 131 behavior is likely to be better, pro­ jewders Stationers Are Always Good! Selection of sssar n v MECM. Tim ar i don’t anUst.’* Opticians cifJi viding men and women work apart. He Is against mixed Give Him Plenty! groups. ‘"niis matter of women learn­ ing brings up an interesting Bt^throbes point,” he said. “For some work, we teach the new girls in small groups right on, the assembly line To The Family Give Carpet Sweepers .$5.50 up and in other instances where the Hot Tip for the Last-Minute Brigade work may be more complicated, Bathroom Scales .$4.00 op SPORTING we give them preliminary instruc­ Happy Hours Through­ Clothes Hampers . . . .$3.98 tion In separate classrooms. You don’t have to buy gifta hit or miss. Just pick something with Clothes Baskets . , .$2.00 up "For instruction work, we use the Arrow label and you'll be dead right—on December 24th or GOODS women, but generally ne\’er use out The Year Mail Poxes ...... $1.25 up women to supervise other women. any other day of the year — because Arrow is the most popular House Radios .$19 95 up Fish Poles...... 25c up We always use men. We’ve found men's wear in the Country! And dVen if you come in at the last 8 Tube Philco Chairside, beautiful tone women don’t like to be reprimand- Juice O’Matd . .$2.95 up Fish R eels...... 25c up eel by other women. Women have minute, you’ll find we have a complete Arrow selection! as iUnstrated...... , ...... $89.95j, Pyrex Dishes ,...35c up long memories and they can think Pocket K nives...... 2.5c up back to the time when the woman 6 Tube Philco Console ...... $69.95 Mop Handies ...... 20c Hunting Knives . . . .69c up who’s eorreettng them did just the 6 Tube Table Combination Wooden Ironing Boards... Footballs...... 85c up thing they did. However, they OUR NECKWEAR Lined and Uiilined ...... $1.98 up don’t mind taking their directions Alway* o fovocHo . . . bocovM Iho (autom atic)...... $79.95 Basketballs...... $2.29 up from a man. Conversely, in show­ War Bond Metal Box and ing women how to do a job, one Line Ha.s Made a HH! GLOVES springy-taxlur* of R^Al-AME'* mctM 5 Tube Table Combinations...... $35.00 L ock...... '..95c Shoe Ice Skates .. $4J!5 up woman can show another woman Get What You Need At blend of worsted ond moliair keeps Give him Roller Skat^* . . . .$1.49 up better than a man can.” Once! In Many Styles! Record Players, Self Contained Outdoor Also Have Imperfections SWEATERS ^ fresh-lookino longerl For oUuring pat­ Amplifier...... $39.95 Clothes Reels . . . .$6.00 op Tennis Racquets . .$1.50 up With all their qualities, women terns—for ridi colors—for w e ar...it's , , . . ^ ^ ^ Weather Stripping. .lOe up S k iis...... $2.25 up also have their imperfections. • For Men and Boy.s! ‘ the Tie Smntafion of the NafionI , They like to talk—sometimes too Garden Hose, Ski Poles ...... $1.29 nu.ch. That’s when male discipline Give V-neck and Button .Front 50 f t ...... $5.00 np Flexible Flyers .. .$4.50 np is applied. Metal Ash Cans. There is more absenteeism and Styles in Popular Colors. All American Bickne.^ among them. Many of 1 LUGGAGE Snow Shovels . . . .$1.25 up L Wood Sleds ...... $2.29 them are married and they’re I • Always Popular! « Anto Robes...... $2.98 up Boxing Gloves . . . .$2.*50 np bound to take a day off now and lim t A rrm w SJk#r

FACE SE1 m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18,1942 / Ned Russell nt Tebotirbn In North years a o not lie ahead. It may be Japs), our weapons givs us MANCHESTEB EVENJNO HERAU). MANCHISTER CONN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1942 and that what ii true today may larly every IH.mlnute#. Ten bombs not be true tomorrow, fell from the belly of egch plane Africa. that the war In Europe wit. come firepower, and our reacUonsf Quotations — WPB Executive FenUnand and a moment later the ground to an end before th<( war In Aala. quicker. State Defense Council Eheretadt. rocked and the roar of explosiona I Ijnow of nothing which Justi­ — Winston Churchill. for the banquet should notify John — Llent. Bernard Howes a| Memorial Lodge Wennergren, 91 Alton street, 60,549 Miners ^ came over tlie hilltop. fies the [hope that the war will SAV You .muat not forget that war la not be long or that bitter, bloody We arc oet.er shots (than the New Guinea fighting. Secret Bride Manchester, not laten than Dec. a matter of change and hazard The German! came over regu­ —United Press ..Correspondent / l i s t -Dry Era Record Elects Officers 28tb. No tickets will be sold at Quit in Year Wants Powers Defined the door. Takes Stand After the last meeting the draw­ ing for the CIThristmas turkeys took The regular meeting of Memor­ Washington, Dec. —The To Ask Genc'ral Assem* Set in Beer Drinking place, with the following results; Enlists in Air Corps ial Lodge, No. 38. K. of P., was Bituminous Coal division reported V Prepares to Tell Her No. 2176, H. Lus.sier, Hartford; bly to Specifically held Wednesday evening. The fol­ today that 60,549 miners had quit Story of Slaying of lowing officers were elected for No. 273. J. Hillen. Hartford; No. Laid End to 83, E. Zelnnis, Manchester; No. their Jobs this year, and that the Outline Control Over the term: C. C., Thomas Conn; V. 1768, S, McCusker, Hartford; No. manpower situation was particu­ Girl Captain Cair. C., Robert CJulver; P., Griswold Local Agencies. Would Reach 619, T. G. Dougan, Manchester. larly acute In some regions. (Chappell; M. of W., David J. Dick­ The net losa waa held to 33,765 Than Once Bisbee, Arts., Dec. 18—<>P)—The son; K. of R. Sk S., Melwin G. Cox; men as of last April 1 by recruit­ Hartford, Dec. 18.—(JP)— The ' Scout )4 dramatic climax of Margaret Her- M. of P., Julius L. Strong; M. of Bounty for Rat-Tails ment of new workers and by re­ State Defense council wanU to rid. E., Walter Weeder: M. at A., Ber­ llhy’a murder trial came today as employment. but later information know how big Its legal teeth are nard L. Chappell: I. G., Alien Bar­ indicated the net loss had grown m m lUrtow I'-Owge News she prepared to relate from the rett; O. G., Gustaf Magnuaon; Cnayton. N. M. (/T) Westerners much larger, the dlvla'oh aiUdi and la iroing to ask the General ZMOm witness stand'her story of the trustee, three, years, Gustaf Mag- who’ve collected bounties on Aaaembly, which convenes Jan. 6, everything frpm cattle rustlers to N«w Tork. D«s. 1»—(e>—■-UP)—TOrnt staying of debonair Capt. David nuson. Good Enough for Evidence to put It donw In writing. If this cold snap keeps up it looks The installation of the Grand coyotes may add a new quarry to wUUtil pep talk to the man in as if we’U have that “ White Christ­ D. Carr, to whom she waa secretly Wesley A. Sturges, state defense wed. Lodge officers will be held Satur­ their kill-for-caah 'list. The City Missoula. Mont. — —When . white apron—"Put a head on mas” we’ve been hearing over the day evening. Jan. 2nd. in the Ma­ Council will pay three cents tho manager of a department administrator, yesterday said the radio lately. However, one can Rrom the time of her arrest, Leather Joe”—boom<^ over the mahog- soon after the Fort Hilachuca sonic Temple. The 74th. conven­ apiece for rat tails -with a bonus store took a picture of the holiday Legal committee of the council, HAS ALL THE GIFTS YOU WAHT AT li) 1942 more times than in never depend upon the weather. of 50 cents if you gets, as many shopping crowd, he got a good But there is one thing that is cer­ anti-tank officer was found dying tion will reconvene at 5 o’clock, headed by Chief Justice William pear since prohibition, followed by a banquet at 6:30. At-; as 25 -between Dec. 21 and Jan. picture, in fact, it was good tain, and that is that white Christ­ from two bullet wovinds, the at­ V tJ i an the barrels o t beer drunk tractive red-haired defendant ad­ ter the banquet the installation 2. The rodents came to town after enojigh to display in a courtroom. BUlfolds M. Maltbie, has been at work for Aaaiuricans this year were laid mas or not, it is going to be one grain bins and elevators-began to It showed a woman stuffing mer­ several weeks on a bill which is of the busiest and most challeng- mitted shooting him, declaring he and entertoinment will take place. to end they'd reach once beat her and she feared for her All persons wishing reservations bulge. chandise into a market bag. expected to be completed in time the world'and back again ^ng Christmases in Girl Scout his­ An Equally Fine Gift for for early action by the legislators. MUCH LESS THAH YOU THOUGHT YOU’D PAY! Yokohama tory. The war has brought many life. But the complete story of the >m San Francisco to Yi fatal quarrel between 21-year-old Seeks DeAnitlon of Powers at SO,000 miles, new needs at this time, tojrs for Civilians or Men in the The council specifically seeks a bombed-out British children, for Margaret and Carr remained to be you like figures, these will told. definition of- Its powers covering how much beer went down homeless refugee youngstera of the Service. blackouts, mutual aid of protec­ USE YOUR CREDIT to buy all your holida| United Nations, and gifta for men Captain C!arr died early the 1 ^American hatch since last New morning of Aug. 15, a abort time tive services, control over local needs at Montgomery W ard. A monthly payment oc in service and in the Merchant defense agencies and their person­ rear’s day: after police found him lying on a r * l,'•lgty•four million barrels of the Marine. At the same time scouts nel and the liabUtty of civilian de­ Wesley E. Vancour may be opened with any purchases totaling $ 10 or i don't want to neglect any of the bedroom floor in the home of the ~.gaUon sise; or 1,984,000,000 gal- fense workers. M • 1 groups they have remembered in girl’s parents, Lieut C3ol. and Mrs. Wesley K. Vancour. son of Mr * or 7,986,000.000 quarts; or E. G. Nerlihy, at Douglas, 24 miles While the 1941 law creating the 1,744,000.000 glasses of beer. other years. council Live it broad general pow. and Mrs. Wilfred Vancour. of 316 oast of here. Bank the festive Cktisimas tree with Diamond Spruce street, has enlisted In the 944 Olaesee Per Capita Sensational Opening Statement A ll children's slippers ore care­ ers. Sturges says he favors specific plain language those figures Miss Harriet Elliot. Director of equally festive "holiday" slippers Army Air Corps and is waiting to SHOP WITH COUPONS instead of casK Yo In In a sensational opening state­ fully mode with seams securely Krants. so far as they can be the per capita consumption the Women’s Division of the War for the youngsters in the family. Rings made, explaining that detaBed be called for Officer Candidate ment yesterday. Defense Attorney can add them to your monthly payment account 'this country In 1942 was 244 Saving Staff, says: They'll love our pretty styles' com­ stitched for longer wear. provisions make for faster ad­ Training. He was an honor without t "It is no new thing for the Girl W. E. Policy declared the 27-year- graduate of Manchester High old officer bad been twice married, forting warmth. ministration. vv down payment. They make perfect Christmas gifts, ' And that's an American record Scouts to mieet an emergency A report of state defense ac­ school in the Class of '41. He Is bravely and wisely... claimed a third woman as his $38-00 now employed by the Pratt Sc. drinking since prohibition wife, never bad been divorced, and tivities filed with Governor Hur­ in 1983, with the breweries “Girl Scouts everywhere can Whitney Company. give their time and their energy was of a brutal and Immoral na­ Enclose a gift that grows in valoa And Up ley today also suggests legisla­ gtrtng Strang and not greatly ture. with the years. tion waiving the merit system act ■ by the war. generousyl to help keep the free­ on your Chrish dom they have Inherited . . . they PoUey gave this outline of when necessary to obtain person­ GIFTS FOR EVERYONE that record Is nothing to BUY WAR SAVING RONDS nel, and granting civilian defense can make the little daily sacrifices Carr’s tangled marital affairs: Meat Supply SUEDE JACKETS FOR MEM 7A9 list are shown In our catalogs. Shop in our catalog depa about If present-day Ameri- Married Florette Bellerose in AND STAMPS workers with police powers to en­ feel chesty (or paunchy) that the war demands. And be­ cause they are Girl Scouts they Massachusetts in 1935. force blackout and air-raid regu­ Here's a fine gift for a men— suppis, carefully selected suede in a ment for thousands of items not carried in our store I it their capacity. n>e all-time Entered into a common law mar­ Clocks, lations. beer drinking record will do this cheerfully. They can , Will Be Cut roomy jacket he'll wear for work or sporlsl It has an easy-to-open* buy War Stamps regularly. We riage with Alice Uppolt in New U fe Of Oounoll IJmlled .established in 1914 when 66,- Orleans in 1940. When the present council was or-close zip front, two deep muff pockeh. Fully linedi ,000 barrels were consumed, don’t send bomta and bullets up to Book Ends, the front Just 'every now and then!’ Married Ruth Duke, Pbenix la sure ef deliyety— established, iU life was limited to Pork, Veal, Lamb and that doesn’t impress you with City, Ala., in January, 1942. the extent of the emergency .Uon of what beer drink- We must not send the dimes and CARRY YOUR dollars that buy ammunition ‘every "The pattern of life be­ Wallace Nutting determined by the governor, or Americans were in those days, Mutton Affected by now and then.’ It must be done came so complex as to drive all PACKAGES! \intil the sixth Wednesday of the iber: regularly. If every Girl Scout reason from any man,” the defease Pictures 1943 Legislature. The new statute New Reduction. are 21,000,000 more of us would Incorporate similar pro­ fim t there were.In 1914 and bought only one ten cent stamp'a attorney contended. month, Girl Scouts of the country virions, but be extended to 1945, ) drank 2,000,000 more barrels Harried By Denoanda Washington. Doc. 18 iJV)—The would save $840,00 in a year. This He pictured the officer as har­ so the succeeding (General Assem­ government honed its rationing i th»w we^did in the year would buy 17 pursuit planes, or ried by demands from Alice Up- bly will have an opportunity to knife today in preparation for a 13 i 2,270 hospital b e d s...if they each pass upon the value of the agency. GIVE HER THE SLIP Vre a loqg way from being polt and Ruth Duke Carr that he ■Compacts, Bracelets, saved ten cents a week they could make some provision for them, and “The proposed 1943 law. in*carry- per cent cut in civilian pork, veal, j We're not even close buy four times as many.” Lockets and Chains, Crosses Ing over powers granted by the lamb and mutton supplies for the I diamplons although, what asserted C!arr "tried to get rid of FHAT FITS PERFECTLY! 1.29 his third wife, Ruth Duke Carr, Select 1941 statute for defense efforts, first three months of 1943. the war and everything up- rhreo-length proportioned slips . . . designed to fit hip, bust ond I ■ Mrs. Charlotte Tyler, 'phone but couldn’t because she was preg­ and Chains, Cameo clarifies several of them by includ­ The effect will be a 35-ounce serious drinking in Europe, Footwear ing war effort activities, and it Is nay be out in front till peace 20744, has a few boxes of Girl nant by him.’’ Brooches voluntary limit a week for each waist os well! (Short 39-inch length for sizes 31 !d to 41 !4; Medium Scout cookies left. Superior Judge William G. Hall planned to make the defense coun- A CHARMING BED JACKETI |,3< Gifts With for ca^^^ present vol- 42-inch length for sizes 32 to 4 4 ; Long 45-inch length for sizes was to rule tc^ay on the admts- untarj’ rationing basis of 40 ounces |iaas Beal CJuunplons w t orfe?Tfrom Federal defense o r ' rationing basis of 40 ounces In soft brushed knit rayon, a fabric that’s worm os it s preftyl Fa The Girl Scouts of the Highland sability of a deposition from Alice 34 to 44.) Beautifully tailored four-gores Irt Continental rayon real, unchallenged, all- Care As To war agencies. a week. Park school Troop have made a full Llppolt, 81 Broad street, Ckilum- The Office of Price Administra­ ADM. BYRD LEATHER JACKETS Pan collars, big bow ties, elbow-length sleeves . . . and eodl ( heer-or-bust champions of Detailed Powers .Asked crepe, In Fruit of the Loom rayon satin in teorose only. They're Bell mlverse were, the Belglaiui. layette which they will give to bus, Ind. Oilonel Heriihy said out Sizes. tion announced the new cut last some needy family for Christmas. of court that she was unable to Among the more detailed state No guesswork when you give a man an Admiral Byrd jacketl You hoi a pocket! Teorose ond blue in sizet 34 to 40. were better than the Ger- powers to be asked are appoint- night at the instruction of the na- j Ringer bargains at this low price! the Irish, the British and Mrs. Arthur Baedor and her troop come to Arizona because “she is tion's new food boas, Secretary of j wish to thank Mrs. Tedber Hol^ deq>erately ill and probably dying Exchanges F. E. BRAY jnent at local representatives of know he'll en';oy its trim fit, the extra-room y combination pockets; the council or administrator, or­ Agriculture Wtekard. The reduc- j 1986, the last yeair for which son of Porter street who spent of an ulcer in her lung.” tion is necessary, Wickard said, the full zip front, the fine quolity leather. Fully lined. many hours helping the girl.n Beef consumption waa: Margaret last May "he acted like men. emergency medical services. Troop 9 a man in love who waa beginning Impossible Beef supplies will continue to be um, 720 glasses; Irish Free The council, imder the new law, restricted at present levels. 400; Germany, Denmark, The scouts o f Troop 9 have been to learn how to behave himself, makffig ’’cuddly toys” such as After Xmas. would be the agency for integrat­ To relieve local meat shortages J -t - Great Britain, 240; United but from Aug. 1 he acted like a ing these agencies with Federal, horses and ducks, for the British man out of his bead.” over the CSiristmas holiday season, and Ctecboslovakla, 192. children. state or municipal agencies of meat slaughterers will be permit­ ting out that beer is legal Of the secret marriage of Mar­ similar nature. /yjj. On December 21, the troop will garet and Captain Carr, the de­ ted to distribute 10 per cent of in every state, beer Industry have a Christmas party at Governments and personnel op- their quotas for the first quarter iple credit increased consump- fense attorney said: erating under the civilian defense during the last 12 days of o’clock. There iwll be games and "He took her across the line on thls year to increased income, refreshments. code, It is proposed, would not be | December number of workers, June 21 and caused her to become liable for injury or death of per­ Imogene Wanen. intoxicated in order to persuade New maximum prices on whole­ are 490 breweries in this ' Scribe. sons, or damage to property as the sale poultry sales also became ef­ itry with 850,000 outlets. her Into a void Mexican marriage result of civilian defense activities with him. USErUL fective and OPA expected slightly CAROL BRENT SWEATERS AT |,9 DifflciiltiM Imposed Troop 18, and tt Is planned to ask the Legis­ highet retail prices to follow. are some of the difficul- Troop 13, a senior Girl Scout lature to authorize defense of civil The former wholesale order fix­ WARDS BRAKCON HATS It just wouldn't be Christmas without e new "Carol Brent"! tmpos4d on the Industry by troop, made plans for a CHiristmas actions arising from such actions GIVE HIM A HANDSOME ed prices at the h ip est level be­ slip-on classic is 1 0 0 % pure wool worsted. Popular colors In 3 2 - war: party at their last meeting which Deaths Last Night C. E. House by the attorney general at the ex­ tween Sept. 28 and Oct. 2. As a LOOK BETTIR 2 .9 8 of experience man- pense ef the state. NEW MUFFLER 49c was held Monday, Dec. 14. The result, each wholesaler had an in­ You’ll ll||. the xnorl jt"'--. fh* O r maybe she'd rather have a grosgrain-bound cardigottl. . .2.11 transportation alowuiM be­ date for the party was set for WnaM Give Brood Powers dividual maximum according to What on assortmcntl Plaidil ef gaabllne and tire ration- Tt is also proposed in the new MW colorsi And Brorreons ore Monday, Dec. 21. Each girl v Chicago— Hana\G. Beutler, 46. his charges during that period. Strip.il Printil Soft wool with scarcity of spare parts for asked to bring as her guest a girl research associate- in physics at bill to give municipalities . broad loog-wMrlng FUR FH.TI Cc Son, Inc. A GIFT OF peweni to establish civilian 41e- Fix I'nlform Prices royon( lilk-liks all royonl ^ ^ ce most of th e brew- who is not a scout. The refresh the University of (Chicago and one iense agencies, including auxiliary The new maximums Ax uniform aqtfpment parts are in war ment committee consists of Lucille time regarded as one o f Germany’i shortage of miscel- Kiely, Mary Berry and Jean Dona­ police, aircraft warning posts, air­ prices for all wholesalers accord­ leading spectroscopists. GOOD craft warning systems, to employ ing to five “basing point" cities raaterlala such as rubber hue. . The members of the game Miami Beach, Fla.—Dr. A. Noah and rubber bumpers used for committ«!f are Martha Bari^, Alice emergency defense personnel, to I plua freight costs. The basing .L Schiller, 58, New York physician provide quarters and equipment, | point is New York for the east; kegs. Karash, and Carol Hansen. who waa one of the foundm of the LIGHTING rs expect no shortages in Carol Haiyen. Including emergency hospitals and Lios Angeles, San Franci.sro. Seat­ New York Jewish Memoriu hospi­ casualty stations. tle and Portland for the west. principal raw materials since Scribe. tal. \ IlmOt the exception of hops— a In addition to the chief justice, Prices will be the same at eachv State f>}llege, Pa.—Dr. Arthur IS AN a been a surplus of them, The Girl Scout Council wishes members of the legal committee The higher prices are intended P. Honess, 55, professor of FINE RRYOli HOSE IN say a bop shortage may Merry Christmas and a Happy are (3ov.-Elect Raymond E. Bald- to encourage poultry men to meet mineralogy at Pennsylvania State through lack of 'sufficient New Tear to all leaders and scouts. EXCELLENT wrln, Philo C. Calhoun, Bridgeport: the Agriculture department's food- NEW DRESS PATTERNS! •pickers on the Pacific coast, college and on the faculty for 25 Terence F. Carmody, Waterbury: for-freedom production goals. OPA years. He was bom in Berea, O. Warren F. Cressey, Stamford; said. I . ' y believe a carry-over from the PoetniMters Confirmed Socks, socks and more socks . . . that’s what he wonts for Christmosl L... rioua season noay suffice till THOUGHT Former Attorney General John H next crop. Washington. Dec. 18—(>P)—The Light, Norwralk; PYank L McGuire, But get him the kind he likes, the rich dork patterns he'd choose him­ YES, SHE WEAI VaHARDSNSI 3- Oslls for <)ulok Wits Senate has confirmed the follow­ New London; Samuel A. Persky, A gift that radiates 'N ew Haven; and Lucius F. Robin­ self. These ore genuine wropsl (That means the design is knit in and IJLooklng for a room or an apart- ing Connecticut postmasters: Wll Advice on Buying MEN’S WINTER WEIGHT GIVE YOUR BOY AN ALL- These knitted rayon panties are run-resistont. The tailoring ent in Washington these days liam M. O'Dwyer; Fairfield; Mar MANCHESTER PLUMBING son, Hartford. P. Corbin Kohn of will not pull o u t) W ith mercerized tops, toes and heels for a maxi­ tin M. J. Murray. Falls Village cheer to all throughout the l^ense council Is secretary of Given -Housewives UNIONSUITS 98c superior in every style. Hip sizes 34 to 4 4 , Bell Ringer Bargain! lls for quick wits and realism, WOOL JACKET 3 .9 8 mum of wear. Does he prefer the regular or the shorter lengthi us speed. (2!harles F. Schaefer, Greens For His AND SUPPLY CO. the committee. the year. By The Associated Press Men like the ip'i^Oy —**’• Fleecy mohair ond wool— A ri-. Extra size 48, full cut lo flt perfectly, only ...... ^One of New Orleans best- Farms. full, roomy liiei. Wordi Heolth- W e have both! Bell Ringer values! 1 0 -1 2 . lown newspapermen, moved to dexed to repel ihowert. Full c u ^ There is plenty of good food if gord moke—teifed for weorl e capital several weeks ago to we buy wisely. with zipper front. Sizet 1 -1 8 s p e ^ work, could find no Foot Comfort Bridge, Floor, Table, and Boudoir Manchester ace to stay, moved in tempo- The Connecticut Department of i FOM Date Book Agriculture and the State De- ‘ I r t y with friends, searched for fense Council provide the follow­ M apartment, kept searching, * LAMPS tmd nothing. Tonight ing information on the beat buys at local atorcB. |'|ed at the apartment before the eggs. dy had been removed, and sign- STOCKINGS Dog Blankets $1>35 VACUUM Tomorrow ' ’ a lease on the spot. Fluoresciit Bed Lamps Annual meeting, Manchester Fish—Haddock and pollock, 'Vegetables— Kale, squash • and A food industry representative, Rod and (jlun Club at its clubhouse ’•d of reading for-rent adver- ‘Brushes...... f . . 50c and 65c CLEANERS at (Joventry lake. cabbage. tm wments only to dash out to the $6.75 Kiddies' Christmas party at the Fruits—Apples, sweet cider and ace and find someone ahead of C o m h s...... 60c ‘ Arc Available! Army and Navy (Jlub. grapefruit. BOYS’ TWO-TONI COAT BOYS* COLORFAST BOYS ALWAYS NEED NEW SHIRTS began turning to the death Annual (Jhristmas banquet of SWEATERS 1 ,4 9 Get him Darien, Jrs. — famous for sturdy, long-weoring fat first thing in the morning, Regular Style Bed Lamps > Collars, Harnesses, Muzzles Local 68, T.W.U.A., “nnker Hall, PAJAMAS 98c following up such a lead he at 6:30. Christmas Thief A Chriitmoi gift he'll like I Smart A reck bottom price for sturdy, Fill up your ton’s shirt draw er with these great new shirts. lly found a room. Sale—Outdoor Xmas Children's Chriatmaa party of $49.95 a zip front-cardigan of wool and leng-weermg pajomail Mode ki wovRn fabrics, N«w coiorfast pofterns. and Leashes Pines Civic Association. $1.50 and $1.75 Early This Year coltorv Warial Roomy I m art lively stripes boys like) ttwAmdttmm And U p Light Sets (hinday, December 20 isons for Care hrnim lh— Christmas card service at the Bou^ Methodist church, 7:80. lu Driving Seen VARICOSE ^ CASE CUTLERY Giange the appearance of your Rra Men’s Christmas party at Mrs. William Ape'l, a war work­ VEIN^r them fer tntaie nee. Begn- the Sports Center at 2 p. m. er, of Bissell street, reported this r Living or Dining Rooni with Electric Broilers Monday, December 21 morning that a Christmas tree ford. Dec. 18—Less tire Hollow Ground Carving Sets htf BIAS Bet. Annual ChristmM party, Amer- which she had recently purchased iss sand cm slippery roacls, • We feature idnn Legion at the Legion Home. and which was left on the porch BAUBK ft BlftCK new Electric Fixtures light are thrra goex. rea- and Snack Sets Sunday, December 27 of her house, was taken by some­ for driving more <»refully Aiosftc Stockings • • e I dIRh Annual Reunion of Sock and one during the night. i. Winter, Motor V ^ c le Com­ $10.75 $1.25 Buskin Society of Manchester Last yeir similar incidents were coolTtwoVtay er John T. McCarthy de- •trotdi . . . T b ey « SPBOIALt High School, Omter church, 8 to reported to police where treeaand FIRST IN FAVOR WITH today. give effective sup- SPORTING GOODS 4* And Up 8 p.' m. Christmas wreaths were stolen the commissioner por yet ore not oon- Tbumdny, Dncember 81 from porches, lawns or front THE "SHIRTWAIST TYPE" *>vsn if your Urea are in roicuous under sheer New Tear’s Eve party Ameri­ doors, and in several Inetances the 2.25 ' ooaditkm or if you have J Toboggans, Skis, Sleds, Golf Equipment, Shoe Skates, Boxing hosiery. Seven Style* can Legion at Legion Home. thieves stole the entire set of il­ Does she go in for luitsf Like classic tailoring in her clothes? Then sahi traveling dose to men and womeo. Make your tired feet ac- Gloves, Footballs, Basketballs, Croquet Sets, Badminton Sets, Table Saturday, January 2 luminating lights and wiring along .-stench sy be moving on shallow quail■inted with Mme true Installation here of Grand Lodge with the Osristmas trees and you can’t go wrong with o Carol Brent shirtwaisti (She’s probably which increases the JOHNSON BROTHERS SHI NEVER HAS INOUGH IMSROIDIRiD GIFT SITS SMART NEW GIFT TIES 41 mends— n 7Daniel Green Lde- officere of Knights of Pythias. wreaths. hoping lliol Christmas will increoM her supply^ Qeon cut Tmev ef a skidding accident.'' iAUta 4B14CR Tennis, etc. Ttieaday, January 5 Police will be waBching for inci­ HANKIES I 5c FOR BABIES ' 1,19 Santa himself would be proud to w ear these flesf W h of n of labor ahortan and ure Slippers. Y ou ll be eur- Eketrieal Coatneton Meeting Pines Civic Association dents of this kind and it 6s a fair expert tailoring in a lovely multifilament rayon crepe. See the inculty of obtalaing new prised Hbw well they get Splosh florot borders! Tiny all- Worm cotton flonnol g o m ond at home of Gilbert Saegaert, 72 assumption that the Judge will im­ etitching detail oii the smort convertible collar, the d e e p cuffs. In to choose fromi Rkh, tporkling colort. . . handsome new he aaid. the amount along together. MAIN STREET TEL. 82T' Unnmore Driva. Speaker, Town pose a stiff fine on any one caught •ver pottemsl In a fiae cotton wrapper, pkn n blonkdl doth '-on at^ts and local roads 4TOCKIMCS In lustrous rayon fobrks thqt w ear well, knot eotilyi Treaanrar George H. WaddelL at such a cheap trick aa stealing socoua. Whito. Gilt-boxod. whMe, of aourse, and a choke of pretty postela 32-40. ‘ ‘ass than last ysar. Saturday, Jaaoary 86 (Yiristmas decorations, several I oor hesdiighU. Manchester Plumbing and Supply Co. times more than their original and othar aouroes Cl R. HOUSE C. L of C Silver Tea at' the r . M. G A. I coat. 824-828 MAIN $TR££T f£LKPUON£ 5161, or eliminated by *Tf It’s Hardware Have It” Advertise in The Herald— It Paya L.' This spells & SON, INC 877 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 4425 for the \ MANCHESTER EVENING fflBRALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAT, DECEMBER 18.1942

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONl^. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 18. 1942 their first (fiiotce of a Christmas read the funny papers on Sunday. gas, but 1 sure would like Qiristiiias Carols Victory Chief gift, peaco-^with vtctory- I believe in God and go to eburCh. three-day pass.” furnace does his preaumptuous Publlc "relations officers, won­ not because It Is the conventional observers, a period which finds us thing to do—I find peace and so­ therfiiometer feed? Daily Radio Programs dering Just what men in the ranks Need Firm Garters Planned bv Club deallac with Darlan in Africa and would choose as the gift of gifts, lace in church. Just Mr. Average surrenderinF to politics and spe­ Ttaere'i only one factual, statia- Gift Desired American! My way of life is sim­ Baatera Wat £imo ^nducted a I-etter-to-Santa con- Albuquerque, N. M. (F)—The cial interesU at home represents tical truth shout such cold. That ^lest, and found the average sol­ ple, but in its simplicity lies ita Xrrilb New Shipment charm.” gala need garters. Rubber is the lowest point in the conduct of is that such cold is so cold it Majority of Boys at dier surprisingly serious-mlnded. scarce. So—They are asking men ^MUaSHBO BT THB couldn't possibly be exaggerated. Thinking About Rest of World Sergeant Nyberg wanted: —especially those entering mili­ '^S^BINTINO CO- INU the war this nation has yet reach­ “He's' grown somewhst beyond 1. The war to end immediately. it Bln«n Straat Fifteen bcloa-? Twenty-five be­ Just in - - - Radio Executive Requests Army Air Field Ask tary service—to donate suspelid- |l>nohMr«r, Conn. ed. cartons of cigarettes and pairs of ?. The United States to be vic­ ers. Suspenders writh plenty of T m U A t rSBOUBUN low? Thirty below? Of course it America Win War. :ox.' said Maj. Fred R. Donald­ torious. 3. A world congress to Qoaoral HMSfor / By Lucreoe Hadglns SOLID MAHOGANY snap are preferred, said Miss F»nndo4 Ootobtr 1, 1111 was. Any and all amateur figures Big Cut in His Salary son. “ Instead he’s thinking aljout insure everlasting peace. 4. A Neiia Beth Brashear.-yeho started Hoover On The Pence Ik e Story So Far: Mteiiael Luke Field, Ariz., Dec. 19.—(F) the rest of the world.” true, wrorksbie democratic United were the truth. Any one who Woffington Bnrtbolomow, tbo the idea. "Stockings now are be­ Bvoiv Bvont^_ _ BzcopI — Some of the boys kt this huge Winner of the contest was States. 5. Universal brotherly ■ntorod at When Former President Her­ didn't know that was—a weather­ canse of Santa Claus' Ulneo Colonial Footstools ing made with a slick finish,” she Md HoUdcya Army air field would like to find Sergt. Louis K Nyberg. Wash­ love. 0>M* at Hanohaudr. rusbea to the toy akops and hur­ New York, Dec. 18.— (F)— The • Lucille Manners concert; 8:30— explained, “ and only a really firm bert Hoover discussed the prob­ man. the scalps of Hitler, Hlrohlto and ington, D. C-, a squadron clerk. He won a three-day pass and a in- an Bapond Claaa Mall Matur. ries to get work starM «galB oa A perfectly charming little Colo­ first concrete Indication of reac- | Information Please; 0—Walts garter will hold them up." lems of the peace the other night Mussolini in their Christmas stock­ He started off his list with a bit of chance to visit a Hollywood movie SUBBUBimON RATb T the toys. All the helpers go back nial place, copied exoctlr' to the tlon on radio of the governmental | ’Time; 10—People Are Funny 5.95 ings, and others want everything philosophizing. studio. faar tar Mall ...... it was, to our mind, one of the to work, too, end NIchsel Is sure “roeette” decoratione at the top of salary limitation has come in the Quiz; 11:80—Discussion of Mexi­ [OBth by Hall ...... finest and most eonstructive pay cut asked and taken by Wil­ co’s war effort. from breakfast In bed to an In­ “ I am like so many thousands of Pvt. Benjamin L. Rush, address that Santa will get welL the lege. 16x18 inch top, II Inchee ungiven, the runner-up, expressed • • • liam S. Paley, president of CBS. troduction to Gen. Donglas Mac- persons id these United States. I Taiir ...... speeches of his career. high. Perfect for t h ^ who do CBS, 7:15—Rex Stout, Our the desire to visit a wonder girl in Hollywood needlepoint work, though etools Jierwise, there have been no de­ Arthur, but the great majority pf like to read and wrrite what I Certain general conclusions he Chapter Eleven Secret Weapon: 8— Kate Smith please; I have always voted the Hollywood—his wife—and added; MEUtBfiH o r Mkdmel Keturnn To Poopo-Poona come already covered in tapestry. velopments except ‘for a. certain Variety; 9—EUixabetb Bergner in them are far more serious. A88UC1ATEO fKiiaiS drew, as the background for his Sights And Sounds Ninety-eight per cent gave as straight Republican ticket and “My feet are flat, ain’t got no (da aaaonlatad Praaa la azclaataa- When Michael returned to San- | amount of speculation. “ IntermezEo” ; 9:30 — Brewster aBtniad «o tka oaa or rapubjlca- specific discussion of peace proce­ ’The Paley cut, approved by the Boy: 10—Caravan Hour. ■ t* all aawa dlapatchaa orodlfed ta's house he found that Santa bad ; dure, were, like Wendell Wlllkie’s — — ty Robbia Cooat—— come downstairs and was talking stockholders, reduces his annual BLU, 7:05— Scramble, Aviation It or aot otharwlaa craditad in salary from 8187,000 to 885,000. In aapar and alao tha local oaws more colorful crusading, signifi­ with Mrs. Claus and Doc Little­ Drama; 8:30—Good Old Days; 9 lahad taaraln. Hollywood If we get twisted In john. I 1941 his income from the network Gangbusters: 10— Meet Your J riabta of rapublieatloB oi cant contributions to the shaping totaled 8202,155.35, which included "It did help!" thought Michael ' WATKINS Navy: 10:45—^Men, Machines, Vic. rial diapatebaa barain ara alao of this nation’s future thought our dates out here occaslon^ly, RIIOTMSRS I N C 'rrad excitedly. "Just hearing the work­ h i. share of the profits. tory. consider the chronological / con­ While there has been consider­ and policy. Coming from Mr. Hoo­ ers in the toyshops has made _11 aaraiea ollani of N. fusion that is our town’s ^ itin e. able discussion as to what effect MBS, 7:80— Halls of Montezu­ r«lea InO. ver, frequently classified as an For Instance, in a siiw e day Santa well enough to come dowTi- ma; 8:30—Drama Cisco Kid; 9:30 stairs!" the salary limitation might have •rubllabara Rapraaentativaa, Tba isolationist in hi# pre-war as­ In Hollywood these evAts took —IJoiible or Nothing; 10— Light The boy stood at the door of on the higher-paid entertainers of illoa Matbawa" ------Special- Asancy— *-----ly — sumptions that this war need not place: / the kilocycles, there seems to be weight Bout, Beau Jack vs. Tippy Cblcaao. Dairolt and The Russian Slat^''Department the living room but the others Larkin. concern us, they are perhaps were too busy talking to notice a general opinion at present that gave a formal reception for the Uttle change in talent roster will doubly significant. American Ambassador (in '‘Mis­ him. Mrs. Claus was holding au u it bo rb ao of result. Whkt to expect Saturday: NBC, CDUA^OWS What Mr. Hoover found, as he sion to Moscow’;^ coincident with Santa's hands. "Do you see,” she 11:30 a. a t—Coast Guard on publication of “Jane Eyre” by . Marald Prlntlaa Uonpany. surveyed public opinion In his own cried. “If the workers feel like With the studio filled with chil­ Parade; 1 p> m.—Pan-American Charlotte BTonte (In "Devo­ making the toys—surely you can t h e y KNEW AT ONCE WHO HE WAS aaaoiaaa no financial raaponal- dren guests, Leopold Stokowski Holiday; 1:45—Val Fleming on r far typo»rapbloal arrow an- nation, was a growing unity ot tion''). Simuilaneously. the Sea- take them to the children on | ‘The People’s War” : 2:45—Talk, w^ng in adverllaamenti In the aspiration and thought toward a witch, an American 1942 Uberty 'wUl direct the NBC Symphony in lehaatar 'Evanina Herald Christmas day!" a special matinee cairistmas con­ Pres. Medina of Venezuela. CBS, better peace, this time, than has ship, arrived at an unidentified But Santa shook his head. "I 11:05 a. m.—Philharmonic Young Rusaiaiv port. Humphrey Bogart cert via NBC next Wednesday Friday, December 18 been made before. He found that cannot," he sa'ld sadly. "I cannot afternoon. Numbers bn the pro­ People's C!hrlstmas Concert: 1 p. and Alhn Hale, ship’s officers in take toys to children who do not m.-Country Journal; 4—Detroit hope and aspiration accompanied, gram were selected or jiresAted Actkin in the North Atlantic." believe in me. If children do not Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Latimer dur­ Choir; 5— Cleveland Orchestra; Defest At Home be said, by an equally growing waU^ across the street and, I original maniwcript form by care for Christmas then there will ing his mothers illness. children in various parts of the BLU, 12:30—National Grange; 2— recognition of the fact that such turning time back four years, be no Christmas." South Coventry Metropolitan Opera “Tannhauser” ; ‘*They g®t^Hw<»eraon.” led to cut in on the dancing at Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Rose country. Kenneth Gordon, 12-year- a peace could only be accomplish­ And gently pulling hia hands entertained a family dinner-psrty old violinist of Brooklyn, is to be 6—Dinner Concert. MBS. 12 noon That, and noV ’TO health,” i* he ambassador's reception. away from Mrs. Claus he sat Plans are under way for a --•Army-Navy House Party; 4:30 ed through cooperation between^ at their home, with 18 present, soloist. certainly th^ reason for the down heavily in his rocker by the school of instruction in Forest Fire honoring the birthday anniver­ -Drama Dickens' “Christmas America and the other nations/of Bette Davis, playing a modern hearth, He was so thin and tired 7 Pcs. $1.50 tlon of the Price Admlnls- American novelist in one, pic­ Fighting to be held in the local saries of Wilton L. Rose of Ripley Programs tonight: NBC, Carol” ; 6:30—Navy Bulletin board. the world. And, like Mr. Wiilkie, looking—he did really look as Pitcher and 6 ’Tumbters ture, visited another stage to chat fire house, if a class of 25 will en­ Hill, and his son, Alan L. Rose of he found it supremely lm|)^rtant with Ida Lupino, who plays Emily though death were not far away. Perkins Comer. ln.Amber Olaaa Who are “they?" “ Isn't there anything we can roll. Men and women between the are the members of that America and these dther na­ Bronte, author of "Wutherlng ages of 16 and 60 are eligible. For The Rev. and Mrs. James A. 1080 1380 Heights." Alexis Smith, recently do?” cried Mrs (jiaus to Doc Lit­ Dailey and their son Wallace leave WURC who, for two tions begin to agree nlg sparkling stock of Deco- sailing as an .A rm y nurse for were speaking of him. "Who can 4:00—^Backstage Wife. 4 :00—Newc aad told ita membera to of a g rs^ en t upon what America latter is a patient at the Man­ rativa gUtwataa In this unique shop. 4:15—Afternoon Melodies Bataan in "So Proudly We Hall” the lad be?” he thought. “ I will 4:15— Stella Dallas. teeth when they summoned from this war. There is chester Memorial hospital followr Muslin is so namsd after the Here ara some o f tha new things to look 4:45— War News and across town Robert Taylor find him and bring him here my­ ing an operation. John L. Allen is city of Mosul where it was first 4:30—Lorenzo Jones. before their committees, that ly Uttls difference be- was up to his neck in Japs for self!” for: 4:55— National News 5take ever>- penny buy a full measure of (Christmas cheer by at the home of his grandparents. made. 4:45—Young Wldder Brown. 5:00—Ad Liner—Musical (Coop­ could not have ape- what Mr. Hoover is head- Battan Patrol"—the same Japs Just then Doc Littlejohn called 5:00—When A Girl Marries. coming to 'a RTHI!R’S for gifts that look expensive but which who hadn't yet arrived on Miss erative. psIvUoie dor unreatrained rise ig for and what Mr. Willkic is his name. He said, "Yes, if Mi­ 5:15— Portia Faces Life. cost very little. We’ve scores of presents for every person on Colbert’s Bataan. Miniature cranberry Squat candlesticka 5:30—News. your list.. .gay g ifts .. .useful g ifts .. .gifts that make sense and prices were beiny c c ^ heading for u d what Sumner chael Bartholemew Woffington' 5:30—Just Plain Bill. Across town, too, Alice Faye could say he believes in Santa ■ coops of antiqued of Smoky Mountain 5:40—Memory Lane save cents, 'shop early and your gift buying will be easier, 6:45—Front Page Farrell. 5:4(^ B en Bernle Welles, as parb^Ni the adminis­ and John Payne were far from now—perhaps all would be well.” pottery with handle; pleasanter and more economicaU Japs in "Hello, Frisco, Hello” — pine, made to hold a 6:00—News. 6:00—News its attack on HenderpOirC the tration's leading dlacussionist on Michael was stunned with sur­ glazed turquoise with 6:15— Victory Is Our Business. so far removed in time that they package of cigarettes, 6:0(5—John B. Kennedy-^News Moc had the wUU|ii^ support peace problems and procedure, la prise. For a minute he couldn't burgundy drip decora­ 6:30— Musical Appetizers. 6:10— Sports didn't suspect that in s year or move at all. Then he remembered m STinC GIFTS heading for. We’re doing pretty so San Francisco would undergo 50c. ' tion, 45c. 6:45— Lowell Thomas, commen­ 6:15—Today at the Duncans ■may other membdra o f Oon- how he once had not believed well, even if President Roosevelt its 1906 earthquake and fire. tator. 6:30—Keep Working, Keep Sing­ I S' Wbat waa^ their grler- there was such a., thing as Santa 7:00— Fred Waring In Pleasure Luxui^iously Fa.shioned has closed tha book. Betty Grable was cavorting on Heavy oval fiber 10-inch plain wood­ ing, America Wmply/tiiat Henderaon, In ■’Coney Island," far from modem Claus and how he had spread the ’Time. 6:4(5—The World Today Useful Sutulries Mr. Hoover saw, in his own es­ story through sll of Poopo^Poona waste baskets with en salad bowls, $1.19. 7:1!V—News of the World. staff and atate ad- strife, but a gang of brave Nor­ 7:00—Amos 'n' Andy ToaHters Waffle Grills , had not jplayed the timate , of growing American wegians were leading their Nazi and ho.w he had been cursed for unusual English hunt Heavy crystal book ' 7:30—Betty Lou and Tommy 7:15—Rex Stout “Secret Weap­ VArilTY SETS his deed. agreement on the aims of the invaders to the bughouse for prints, Currier & Ives ends in fish and uni­ Rlgg*- on” Hot Plates Heating Pads Sets contain glass tray, mir­ o f politics. He even Now the knowledge that It was 8:00— Chties' Service Concert. peace, the most hopeful of ail "The^Moon Is Down.” reproductions and old corn designs, $4.50 7:30—lOas; Aces ror, brush, comb, picture Republicans tor Important he himself who was causing Santa 8:30— Information Please. 7:45— Mr. Keen—Tracer Of Lost Flat Irons Coffee Makers SCHRAFFT’S PAGE & SHAW unforgivable atn la the good augurlss for the actual suc­ Out in the valley they were to die waa much more terrible to fashioned maps, $|.20. pair. 9:00—Waltz Time. Persons frame, file, scissors, imwder h W\ ¥ L ^ Bathnram Scales Clocks MAILLARD’S e ( this vanat Oengraea cess of that peace. Take this dancing like mad in a Spanish bear than the witches' Curse had 9:30— Plantation Party. 8:00— Kate Smith Hour Jar, etc. ever been. 9:53— Pipe Dreams. are tba two reasons why growing agreement, as It finds its night club number for ‘The Hit 8:55— Cecil Brown Parade of 1943,” and Don Barry When he recovered from hia 10:00— People Are Fu.iny. 9;00—Great Moments From 65c — $5.95 of Congress boldly de- way up from the people througli was riding like ditto through shock he ran into the living- room 10:30— Program from New York. Great Plays 98c - $7.95 the platform expressions of men $5.00-$29.>5 to make life unbearable for rough western town of the fron­ and threw himself weeping at I WATKINS 10:4(5— Program from New York. 9:30—That Brewster Boy on.' like Hoover and WiUkle and tier days. Santa's knees. ! • nOTHIRS I N C 11:00—News. 10:00—(Camel Caravan STATIONERY are both reasons strongly Wsllss, aad you near the conclu­ Elsewhere Virginia Weidler was "I believe In you! Oh, 1 believe j 7.95 11:15—Three Suns. 11:00—The Sophisticators trailing modem movie stars for In you!” he cried. 11:30— Road to Danger. 11:05—Sports Roundup COMPLETE LINE OF SHAEFFER, TOILETRIE SETS favor of Henderson—reasons sion that a real effort toward autographs for "The Youngest But only smoke and hot air 12:00— News. 11:10—(Cecil Brown—News real peace is going to be within Profession" and Commandos were Bv EVF.NING IN PARIS should have made every or- came from his mouth! When 12:05— Paul Martin’s Music. 11:1(5— Benny (Joodman Orch. PARKER, EVERSHARP HELENA RUBINSTEIN- American determined .to this nation's capacity. In aware' foiling Nazis for "Assignment in Santa and Mrs.-Glaus and Doc Lit­ Give them a 12:35--Log cabin Farms Orches­ 11:30—(Charlie SpHrack Orch. Brittany" while soldiers and sail­ / him in oMce. ness of the problems of peace, in tlejohn saw the smoke and felt tra. 12:00—News OLD SPICE ors flocked to a cinematic "Stage the hot air they kneW^at once who 12:65—News. Tomorrow’s Program Pen and Pencil Set’s liUCIEN lx*LONO Only a few daya ago. Hander- our rscognlUon that we must play Door Canteen" and Anna Lee de­ he was for they well remembered BOUDOIR C hair Tomorrow’s Progrant A.M. COTY knowing all this, waa tough our part in solving those prob fied the Gestapo in old Csecho- the Curse the witches hqd^made Open Every Evening to 9 A. M. 7:00—News I'Cadlng Stj'lcs for .M.\X FACTOR to say that he wouldn't be l^ms, in the varied leadership we slovakia for “Unconquered." at the Festival. \ 6:00— Reveille, Agriculture News. 7:10— Shoppers Special — Music, Men and Women! .\YER Thus through time, and space “ It Is the boy!” cried Doc Lit­ 6:2(5— ^News. time HUONUT out of office. Laet night have available, we are a million the cameras clicked. But several , this yea r! FANCY, beautifully BOXED, HIGH tlejohn. It's Michael himself!” \ Until Christmas Eve 6:30—Doye O’Dell. 7:3(5— Shoppers Special GRADE PAPER. CONTAINS: resigned. W hy? miles ahead of ourselves last .time hundreds of extras working in And Mrs. Claus, hope shining 1 6:45— Reveille. 7:4(5—Robart Furriers Program $1.29 to these and othfr pictures were not NOTE AND FORMAL SIZE SHEETS! iCIte isidications are that, it In bis specific planning for the In her eyes, said, "And he does A gay spot of color.. .a bit of comfort.. .for the 6:55—News. 7:55—Nows 50c to confused. They punched the clock bedroom this year? Select a Watkins boudoir i mon couldn’t be frightened, peace, Mr. Hoover endorsed the believe! See how be weeps! And 7:00—Morning Watch. 8:00—News of the World and knew what time it was. chair, styled for decorative effects; covered in high- 8:15—Shoppers Special $16.50 ident Roosevelt could. In the plan previously proposed by Un why would he have come here 8:00—News. $15.75 anyway If it wasn’t to tell Santa style fabrics and colors. 8:15—World News Roundup. 8:30—News-7 aaalyala, Henderson probably dersecretsry of State Welles that he believes?" . ^ 8:30-:^Women’s Radio Bazaar 8:35—Shoppers Special — Con­ because the President namely that we achieve our con- Select from models priced from 87.95 in glosheens with Nan Clarke. tinued it willing to take up the cluaivs victory, set up an immedi­ Santa was looking sorrowfully to big. deep tufted-back designs, large enough for 8:55—Program Parade. 0:00— Preos News 0:15—Caucasian Melodies OB hie behalf. Here, prob- ate but temporary system for I down at Michael's bowed head. small living rooms and priced at 828.M. 9:00—Women's Radio Bazaar. ‘The boy suddenly raised his eyes 9:30—The Garden Gate running the world, and then un­ 9:1(5—The Story dub with Jane liO s fo r was the most efficient and 'and cried. "Punish me! Punish me • DUlon. 10:00— Public Forum — Hartford m lus administrator the dertake settlement of the great anyway you like but 8*1 9:30—^"Foed News." Boar„ o f Health Library Has ident had. Yet the President questions of the peace Itself in .a well. Please let there cUways be s 9:45—Home Town Girl—Wlfd the Answer O P A (Ctmsumer News HARMONY .MAKE-UP thd farm bloc and the pollU- “cooling off" atmosphere. It is Mr. C?hristmps every year." Hlght. GENUINE SHAVING HELENA RUBINSTEIN And again all that came from WATKINS 10:30—NaUonal HUI BUly (Cham­ Hoover’s view, and that of Mr. 880TMS88 I M C 10:00— Encores. LEATHER CARRY-ALI, gat” him. his lips was smoke and hot air. 10:30— Quartermaster Quarter pionship $ $5.00 FAXTOR— $2.50T On« mors “why.” Why did tbs Welles too, that the kind of peace 11:00— V . arren Sweeney—News WALLETS— KLUB KITS— 1.69 But, Santa understood, just as he Hour. EARLY AMERMTAN dent desert his adminiatra- we get will depend not only upon understands practically every­ 10:45— String Serenade. 11:05—Delta Rhythm Boys BADGER COURTLEY l A d y u l i j a n Q—What neutral islands have 11:15—Neighboihood (Call r It is the discouraging kind our desire and willingness to par­ become of immense strategic val­ thing little boys -and girls are 11:00—The Creightons Are Com. SHAVING S-PIECE .MANICURE C Q > . “ P thinking. Just as he understood 11:30—Let’s Pretend SHAVING SET- $ SET!^— $ 1.00 aaplanation which is offered ticipate, but upon the wise selec­ ue now -that U. S. troops are in Ing^. 12:00—^Theater of Today BRUSHES— 3.00 possession of Algeria and Moroc­ that Michael had never been truly 11:30—U. S. Coast Guard 6n S-PBECE y , but it is quite probably tion of peace procedures. Few PAI. INGER80LL MILITARY Rouge - Lipstick - Perfume co? bad but just thoughtless. Parade (To WEAK.) EVENING IN * 1 e A DRESSER up It ia that the admlniatra- men know better than Mr. Hoover Now he laid his thin hand on 12:30— Stars Over Hollywood WATCHES PEN tc PENCIL A—The Azores, Maderia and 12:00— Lunebeonaires. 1:00—News $ PARI»—All for e 1 * 0 0 SETS— $ 1.98 has decided to play the game the nature of the pltfalla and dis­ Cape Verde Islands in the Atlan­ Michael's shoulder and sighed. 12:30—Connecticut Farm Forum. FROM— SET— 3.95 "I’m afraid it's, too late, son,” he 1:05—Strictly Swing the farm bloc and of the politi- appointments encountered in the tic, belonging to Portugal; the 1:00—News. 1 :S0—Ad Liner canary Islands in the Atlantic, said sadly, "Even though you be­ 1 :15—Market, Agri. News. in Congress, to ease up in making of the last peace. His and the Balearic Islands In the lieve In me your story has spread ughness and impartiality for present recommendations seek to Mediterranean, belonging to Spain. everywhere and there is not an­ Bright Gift Ideas-** SMOKERS' Henderson won his reputa- avoid such dangers as much as is In the possession of either the other child • anywhere who be­ Senator Favors Mitchell Is Named humanly possible, and are corre­ United Nations or the Nazis they lieves.” Liquor Specials would command many sea routes. Michael sprang to his feet. “I This way lies disaster. For if spondingly entitled to complete will go back,” he thought. "I will Pav-as"Go Taxes County Detective NEEDS farm blda can win one such respect from the United Nations Q—A standard barrel holds how go back and tell them all how WATKINS LAMPS GREEN RIVER victory, it will press for many gallons— 24, 36, 42; (SO, 75, wrong I was. 'Then they will be­ WHITE HORSE IMPERUL HEUBI.EIN’ S Hartford, Dec. 18—(F)— Hart­ Rubber Administrator 100? lieve.” Bright with Chriatmaa ebaar.. .tiM Washington, Dec. 18— (F)— Sen' How Cold It Was A—Forty-two gallons. ford county State's. Attorney ^ a r Pipes in, for Instance, who dared But Santa, knowing what was friendly glow of Watkins Lamps. ator Barbour (B., N. J.) declared WHISKEY in Michael’s mind, said again, Whan you give these finer lamps Hugh M. Alcorn, Jr., announced SCOTCH WHISKEY COCKTAIL rayon instead of cotton In his Ordinarily, we have some re­ Q— Does SOS literally mean In a statement today that the By "It’s too late my boy. It's seven can rest assured they've pasted the in­ yesterday that State Police Ser­ BREEZEWOOD And if the farm bloc can spect for the official weather bu­ "Save Our Souls” ? days untU Chiiam as and I shall spection of critical decorators. ’They’re new Congress should enact pay-as- k a y w o o d i e geant Joseph P. Mitchell has been YELLO-BOLE ROCKY BRIAR such victories, other blocs reaus, who report their statistics A—No. It waa selected as the die before you have convinced perfect decoration, regardless of their you-go taxation before the “stag- appointed county, detective, effec­ distress signal because of the 7 9.0 0 it as well press forward more coldly enough, but who seem to anyone.” And getting up from hia coat! gering” 1942 income tax bills come tive Jan. 1. Mitchell has been $2.98 $2.09 speed and accuracy with which It chair Santa went slowly from the due next March 15. chief investigator -oi Alcorn’s 50c - $12.50 iy than ever with their claims.^ have thermometers several de­ can be transmitted. FIFTH FIFTH FIFTH room and back to his bed. ' Living coats have risen, “but FIFTH t each of these Individual grees warmer than those o f'th e 7.50 Boudoir Lamps: Domna af tbam In office alnoe Aug. 1. As soon as hs had gone Michael glass, marbla. brass, crystal and there has been no incentive to The appointment fills the vss TOBACCO POUCHES » wants is gnater special gain average householder. Normally, 0 —What are the longest base­ ran out of the bouse and untied maple, f 1.8S and up. save from current income for the cancy left on July 1, 1939, when HUMIDORS itself at the expense of the we'll take the weather bureau's ball games ever played in the Na­ the eagle he had left hitched to inevitable tax bill,” he said. “ Few Edward J. Hickey left after 17 SEAGRAM MISSION BELL CALVERTS tional and American Leagues? CIGARETTE LIGHTERS lie nation. Rach wants its official .temperature in preference the fence. When he had climbed Giving a Major G ift? in the lower brackets yet realise years service to become state po­ BEER-ALE A—On May 1. 1920, Brooklyn on the eagle’s back the bird rose Table Lamps: A noteworthy collec­ CIGARETTE CASES tion of hand-ploked models priced what they will have to pay. lice commiasloner. 12-OUNCE BOTTLE prices or its own Income or to the frosty reports of the ama­ and Boston played 28 innings to a into the air and sped southward PIPE RACKS from 85.98 to 8SS.99. “Too many American cities are GIN WINE WHISKEY own wages raised. And if they teurs. Being one, we know how 1-1 tie. ,On ^ p t . 1, 1906. in the towards the Kingdom of Poopo- going to have an unpleasant aao- daim e Marching^ Eeeerd gain their way, what we'll the amateurs can exaggerate. So, American League, Philadelphia Poona. WATKINS ■ion with the tax coUector at Utat SPECIAL PRICES ON beat Boston 4-1 in 24 innings. In America la a obmplets Tomorrow: Foopo Foona kmghs Floor Laaspe; StUI a f«w exeunt time,” Barbour declared. " '“Tb San Diego, (jalif., Dec. 18—(fiV- POUND TOBACCOS AND of course, the weatherman's right modeia In polished Colonial brass or $ 1.89 prevent embarrassment oi Capt F. J, Mix. Jr., Rochester, N. .way on everything, ending up when he shifts the amateur's re­ at MlduieL BO^CED CIGARS Q—Haile Selassie, emperor- of bronm. Both 3-Way (reffector) chair. wholesale attachment of available Y., <^almed a new marching rec­ $1.89 6 6 c $2.33 Contents Only. eraab which will leave svery- port upward some "ten or fifteen Abyssinia, Is a CopUc Christian. Bida and brldga typsa, 8IS-T8 to 888.88. All Gift Wrapped; "Birea" Walla Bring Sentence assets, pay-as-you-go seems in ord today for hia company at Ma­ FIFTH FULL QUART FIFTH Case of 34 Bottles. including theas spsclal Is this the predominating religion Tambour Desk svitable.” rine panchutista. Mora than degrees. It's the “official tem­ of the land? “A GIFT HE’LL APPRECIATE r la the deep scooomlc dies- perature" which must be the tfue San Franciaco— — A wail HnrrimMoi With and without 150 Laatharnecka oompletad LiqiHMB Plus GoYcmmeiit Tax. A—No. While noany Abyaainiana that sounded like sn air raid siren Giving the home s desk this year T If your living room ShooM Have Orled overnight forced much of 45 o f inffation. one. That’s our normal reaction. are Coptic Christians, the major­ prisms; all brass with glass chimneys sent .startled patrolmen dashing la furnished in 18th Century niahogany, and space ia lim­ or all crystal ilka the model shown mllea in 11 hours, 85 minutes. rssignatlon af Hendsraon, Ws have now been convinced, ity are Mohammedans. into a rooming house. Walter i Hutchinson, Kaa.— (F)— Mrs. Only six fell out. Mix aaid. ited,'this Tambour reproduction is perfect! .Delicate to left ia a foreboding bulletin on however, that the official weath­ Plobner, itinerant worker with a Max Shirk choked back tba lump Fire Gi\'es Ohb Alarm Sheraton linea inspired this favorite dMk with its taper­ ■Mfittc ptugresa o f tbla war. erman is definitely limited in his gift for imitations, whs brought |h her throat and didn’t abed Finds One Bird AHve Detecto Bathroom Scales before Judge ’Twain Michelsen and ing, inlaid legs, its oval braaa hardware and “tambour" tear as her huahand left for the Cedar Sewing Chests the administratioa in accuracy. When it came to tell­ Elizabeth. N. J.—(F)— A fire, sentenced to 30 days 'or drunken­ 'siiding doors. Genuine mahogany throughout, profusely Army. But the lump Juat stayed BellevtUe, IU.—(F)—Quail bunt­ it. And what it teems ing us hoW cold it was yesterday starting in Uie basement of the ness. ’The court ca lM the next there. It became so painful obe ing bad been good and CSarence Anthony Martin home reached the Inlaid. ling. more than it aecns morning, be waa woefully Inade­ case. ’Then an axpreas train’s i.'-nt to a doctor. “ You should Neuner' brought home 11 lilrda, FoUt Equipped With Easy Beodtaig! wiring and produced a short cir­ whistle shrilled through the room. $ 1 * ^ 0 another etnnd, is a quate. He didn't, in fact, have the Other fine Watkins Desks, fsftjW and ap. ^ ve cried," ha told her. blaming which he placed in the refrigera­ A11N(ecensary Supplies Sturdily Coustrurted! cuit which caused the front door­ Even the Judge Jumped. “That waa WATKINS four days after the zoning changes British Attack have more than 80,000 troope In Ration Rules the French protectorate, these only good operational airfields In are in need of Immediate hospital­ It told also of intense patrol ac­ A check has been I were made. The fact that the map tivity In Tunisia and air fights Grants Appeal sources added. that part of the world. ization, they wheel and fly back. different coupons that h4S( Spending Curb To Go Into Army had :iot been filed with the town Axi^Units West He praised the French under The American crews carry their above that sector in which seven Nazis Claim Allied turned In from some of tM clerk, as required by the zoning .Foil Can Get 100% The AlUed drive was sUlled SO Not Observed •eat Potentiali^s miles from the Mediterranean Oen. Henil (Hraud for playing an sleeping bags and bed down wher­ British or American planes were that are now void and aq laWs, was sufficient to hold up reported destroyed. Losses Heavy qoon to be taken on the System Urged For Exception granting the change. It was also "Of El Agheila strongholds of Bizerte and Tunta Important part In the Tunlflan ever dkrkness overtakes them. At flrat by the lack of airflelda to operations as “ sort of a covering daylight the flight Is resumed. "Fighting between opposing Berlin (From German Broad­ understood that had the FHA casts), Dec. 18---(fl’)— The high Local Boi|^ Says Books' In Victory u i A frica given its approval when'first asked Pure Woo1\ Gift Items give the AUiea’ planes adequate roan while we were coming iip.” Since the American squadron be­ motorised and armored unjta con­ '’’fconttnned from Page Oae) _ mobUity and later by autumn gan operations its planes have tinues in the Slrte area (west command reported today that Plan Materializes As the- lots would have met the neces- German and Italian operations In Not Retilraed When Brother Is Rilh Zoning Board Approves safy requirements., To make an rains and thick, sUcky mud. been grounded only for necesimry of El Agheila),’’ the communique "to mean that the Britlah atlll had Transport Squadron engine checks. said. "Einemy thrusts by light Libya “are progressing systemat­ A Person Enlists. Oak Park, Inc., Peti­ Prelude to Poteiitiul exception In the matter of 70 lota, At The Factory not determined Juat how much of (Jateway In Allied Hands >me of W hole W ar was what caused the- long delib­ Crew Sergt. Glenn W. Standey armored units which attempted to ically despite attempts by British In N. Y. Acci< Economy Drive. Rommel’a army had been laolated. MedJez-el-Bab, a gateway to the Playing Big Part intercept our units moving west tank forcea to disturb Axis move­ tion; Martin Secretary. eration. It was put to a vote and Cairo, Dec. 18.— — A United of Tillamook, Ore., had only one The rule that Ration Rook No. ^^olved Immeasur- They aald It waa probable, how­ enemy’s wo strongholds, however, special subcommit­ ed w l^ hundreds of tons of bombs port of PhilippevUIe (Allied base Allied mechanized forcea and ar­ tioning started. liard street, on under-sized lotz. The board gave consideration to j S n o w of the trap. both aground and In the air, now Rome (From Italian Broad­ tillery emplacements. Night Eldward enlisted from New., , pw so we may get a view of the ; tee, consisting of himself , Repre­ This is in a B zone where the rules laa set in for both sides, he as­ and other munitions, food and In eastern Algeria) was attacked The number of books returned en, his home being in Morris i sentative Woodrum (D., Va.), and a petition heard at the last meet- : Marble Arch, another enemy casts), Dec. 18.—(fl’l-T h e Italian with good results by our bomb­ raids were reported on railway of persona who have died, is larg­ fiemendoua potent^ l tlea of a n . provide that there shall be not ing from Newton Taggert asking airfield now In the Alllea’ rear, la serted, pointing out that the Brit­ gasoline, for the trip of almost and wan a member bf that tir M ^ e d victory whlOT will drive the Representative Taber (R., N. -Y.), 1,000 miles to the combat zone high command said today that at­ ers." Installations in Algeria'. er but even these are not being re­ less than a 60 foot front for each to be allowed to spend $200 for 40 mllea we.at of El Agheila, and ish First Army and Its motorised tempts to encircle Axis forces of the Navy known a- the gBitleritee Into tW aea. . I ranking minority member, now la west of El Agheila, In Libya. The communique reported an The communique said eight Al­ turned as they should be. In one lot and there shall be at least 7,- changes in a garage. It was de- | Wadi Matratin Is roughly 25 miles United SUtez contingent has ad­ west of El Agheila had failed. or construction branch. He The outcome tx the wbtrie war la | working out details of the plan for 000 square feet to each house lot. vanced more than 400 miles In leas Denver Vital Supplies Allied raid on the Itklian island lied planes were downed In the case a person who died on October death by being struck by a presenUUoD to the House early in nled. farther weat. The communique reported the o f Lampedusa, off .the Tunisian Mediterranean theater, against 20 had his book returned, but the bly/Involved. George C. LessnCr presented the The Italian communique aaid the than a month. The huge planes land close be- the War Department tele This bmrlc battle Ubt January. claim for the change, acting for The spokesman said the Oer- 'hlnd the advancing British troops loss of an Italian torpedoboat east eoaat, caused only alight dam­ four lost by the Axis. coupon for coffee and sugar had stated. Out of the subcommittee’s de­ Solves Walter Shortage W h ip c o r d Britlah had failed to intercept tor Ow BMMeakm of the harsh the corporation headed by George Axi.s units moving west, but the tarrain>om which It O being liberations probably will come cre­ Jack Gordon Griffin. He displayed four maps. Spokane, Wash. (4>)—Faced German communique, although in It Is for control of that ation of a staff of "financial G- One was a map that had been ac­ sisting that the retreat was pro­ arterial waterway—the raen" with congressional authority Jack Gordon, member of the cepted by the Selectmen in 1916 w’th a waiter shortage during a Board of Selectmen, was yester­ high school- basketball tourna­ gressing according' to plan, ac­ l|gffniieaa> to go into the various departments when the land In question was day inducted into the United ment, Gonzaga university, the knowledged “attempts by the Brit­ a^uld be remembered that and bureaus and obtain first hand owned by E. J. Holl and which ish to harass it by constant flank information on just how much States Army. He will leave for showed the land plotted for 50 sponsor, produced this scheme: war is one of resources cou- Camp Devens the latter part of attacks." with the domination of the money they should be allotted. foot lots. Much of the property The losing team of the first game the month. in each day’z program will wait Allied air domination over Libya immunlcatlona over which those As Cannon put it, it will provide shown on the 1916 map had since apparently remained virtually un­ Mr. Gordon was among those been sold and the part that was tables. must be moved to the an "organization that would op­ who passed their final physical challenged. _ jtera of action. From this Thomas Weir erate independently of any execu­ left was purchased by Mr. Grif­ "Extensive fighter patrols car­ examinations in HsrtfoM and fin. ^^tandpolnt the Mediterranean la tive agency and secure for the were given a leave of absencs^un- ried out by Allied aircraft,” the Ip m of the moot vital among the 'niomss Weir, eon of Mr. snd committee from time to time in­ Other Maps Exhibited British communique said, "have tll such time as they are sriit to Another map exhibited was one ^gtnteglc waters of the world. Mrs. John Weir of Walnut street, formation that it might require In Camp Devens. I entirely prevented enemy Air Sole Shortcut To Orient hss just received another promo­ the performance of its work." In addition to being a Select­ approved by the Selectmen In Forces from interfering with the Not only does it feed moat of tion, according to a letter received Back of Cannon's broad state­ men, Mr. Gordon is president of March 1949k. which did not include I PLEASE! advancing Eighth Army. r some 30 lots on the north side of Ihe countries adjacent to its from him, mailed somewhere in ment, however, are long continu­ the Young Republican Club, a Damage Dispersed Airrraft ahoreo; Hut It la the aole shortcut Australia. Formerly staff ser­ ing complaints from members of member of the Joint School Board Loomis street or an additional plot of 20 lo.ts on the east end of “Fighters and fightcr-bombera to the Orient geant, his new rank is technical the Appropriations committee snd the Public Safety Committee yesterfay attacked the landing The AUiea suffered a disaster of sergeant. He Joined the Air that they now lack any method for of the selectmen. He Is unmarried. the present developing. A third Bw first magnitude when they map showed tm lots aa they are ground on Lampedusa island and Corps of the U. S. Regular Army determining departmental finan­ did considerable damage to dia- / tost control m Mare Nostrum. cial needs except by questioning now staked out that face Hilliard In June of 1940 and Is with the street for the entire distance, but persed aircraft. At least five large England and America no longer 65th Bomb. Squadron, 4S Bomb. the officials seeking the money. Christmas Program NOT THIS CHRISTMAS enemy aircraft flying south were •aould use this shortcut t o ' reach did nof show any rear lots. The to any out-of-town points Gp. (N ). Back of it, too, was the first fourth was the map approved by Advertise in The Herald— It Pays destroyed by our fighters off Si­ the countries of the eastern Medi* of Congress’ new year resolutions the selectmen on September 7, cily. A single Junkera-88 was ahot terranean, India or Burma, —one calling for the elimination At Green Sehool down near Bengasi." / [;> through which CSiina was being 1942, which is as at present plot­ wherever possible of appropria­ ted. The last map was approved Of the three vessels announced fad. Wapping tions not playing a direct part in by the Ad.mlralty as probably That BMaat a long haul four days after the change In the the war effort. That objecltve has The following program was pre­ zoning laws. Mr. Lezsner told the sunk in the Mediterranean, one elaar around South Africa. It Nib. W. W. Ovsat been laid down by both cannon and 7SM. Msnebeetsr sented in the Green school audl board that the land was ready and waa a medium transport bound for, BSeaat many woeks to move a House Minority Leader Martin ...... ■ Tunisia with a heavy cargo of mo­ H A H T E H * ® eeavoy troops or supplies torium yesterday: plotted before that date but was STBEE* (R., Mass.). held up because of illness of the . I'. T . B ). I T1 , A I? !^ A R K ( - O . • tor vehicles. It was aaid to have t h e lata Egypt by way of the Bed Mrs. Donald J. Grant Sr., U Cannon has declared that the Reading of Luke 2:1-14, Marilyn engineer. run aground in sinking condition FEA ® *" Sea or to Busaia through the Kimball: “Cantlque de Noel," song •till confined to tte Hartforu hos­ committee already is cq>erating on Reason for Decision Z:... after being torpedoed. The other Perslaji Gulf. policy of cutting non-mlUtary by Grade 8; Christmas in Other two were attacked in the Gulf of pital. The question before the board *'■. ^ M -K .ti.ikl ^ .• V Tha Japs proSted greatly by expenditures "to the bone," and Lands. Constance Rogers; “I Heard was not a matter of the better Naples and were regarded official­ this Allied handicap. Had the The Rev. and Mrs. H. Marshall added: "this year, we'll take out the Bells,” song by Grade 7; "The .u, , ■ cs ly as destroyed. Budd are in Poughkeepsie, New layout between that of 1916 and * f ar- - ' 'Is Mediterranean route been open part of the bone.” Leaves of the Aspen Tree.” read­ the one approved by the selectmen | OaUi Important Poeltlon there might have been a different York, where they were called by ing by Grade 6; "An Ancient Le­ atory to the start of the war with the illness of Mr. Budd’s father. . gend," Carol by Grade 6; Christ­ Although the air struggle still / the Mikado’s fiwoea. A daughter was bom Decem­ mas Songs and Stories, Kindergar­ waa paramount in Tuniaia, with / Thus we see that the moment ber 14 to Mr. and Mrs. Elliott El­ ten; “Wind Through the OllvCy United States planes smashing In / trs drive the Axis out of Northern more of East Hartford. Trees,” song by Grade 1: "O Com*i I’ALL CEDARS a new assault on Bizerte, Tunis, Africa our progress toward final Chief Air Raid Warden Charles Little Children," "Shepherd. TCil Gahes and other ene.ny strong victory will be vastly accelerated. Audrulot announces that the re­ Starting December 21, the Cov­ Us." songs by Grade 2; "The RHght 1 . ------holds and the enemy countering Allied Air Forces wlU then have port center at the firehouse on entry Ration Office will be open to of Santa Claus," reading by/Grade TOmCHT y ' I again with attacks on Phillppe- ville, in eastern Algeria, the bases from which they can drive Ellington road is now in working the public five nights a week, Mon­ 4; Christmas Carols, Grade 3; 8:00 Q'aock •• q condition. He expects that a 24- days through Fridays from 7 to 9 Scene, “The Nativity." .Grade 5; French forcea were reported to F. tbs Boche Luftwaffe from such have gained an Important poai . atroug positions as Sicily and hour watch will be carried on for o’clock. The other hours will be Christmas Carols, schpbl, led by G. Orange Hall Orate, which have hamstrung the duration. Volunteers are still the same aa in the past, Monday, Albert Pearson. tlon. : auln Mediterranean cbsnnels. needed to man the center, and all Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday ’20 Rec. Gaines At A French communique, broad­ / # registrations must be made by cast by the Morocco radio, how­ i Once cargo ahtps can cross again from 2 to 4 p. m., and Tuesday, Chases^J4f«rulters $3 a Game for 25c k from Gibraltar to the Sues nnal telephone In the following man­ Wednesday, Thursday and Satur­ ever, did not amplify this an­ ner, if the volunteers live in the - we shall have an entirely new day, 10 to 12 noon. O ettysbu ^ Pa.—(ifl—Navy re­ 2 Free Gamea! If You Don't, You Should Know That You Can nouncement. area covered by the Manchester Stamp number ten in the War cruiters didn’t chase William H. Dispatches from Allied head- p-situation. The whole Middle East telephone exchimge they should 7 SpecialsI and In<^ can be reached com­ Ration Book No. One Is worth Holt, Gettysburg college student. , quarters in Tunisia said that one call Manchester 4495 or 7734; If three pounds of sugar and is valid He c ^ e d them—for 50 miles. Swfiepstake! of the most powerful forcea of paratively quickly with supplies In the Hartford exchange call 8 and troops. Aid for Russia through from December 16 through January Just * recruiting caravan $18.75 Do a Heap of Chpi$tma5 Shopping Here for Gifts American bombers and fighters to 4750. 31. 1943. left here, Holt set out by auto- take the air on that front had set !Perala and the Caucasus will be Information desired is as fol­ Monthly Prize! facilitated. The possibility of Hlt- Persons who have been notified jhobtle In pursuit. Fifty miles devastating fires In the enemy’s lows: Name, address, ♦elephone about fuel oil are advised to calMdown the highway he caught up, Tunisian supply porta yesterday l«r breaking through the Caucasus number and time available to be DOOR PRIZES! Into the Middle West — If Indeed at the Ration Office as soon as pqs^ and was sworn into Naval Reserve for the Home and Many Members of the Family In the sixth day of a auatalned on duty. Watchers will do six ■ible during the above mentioned In a roadside ceremony. aerial offensive. that danger still exists in any de­ hour shifts, once a month. The gree—^will be nil. hours to pick up the coupons^ ' Participating in the raids were to .uppott of ■Ir Bernard L. Montgomery strikes bulletin of the new air raid warn­ at Marshal Rommel, for example, seats, a cha^p^^ heater to keep confined to one fighter plane dam­ ing slgnate recently distributed to the players^ warm, and a lantern aged. On the other hand five Ger­ .jnakes the structure in Gen. Doug- every house in town. Violators 'laa McArthur’s territory vibrate Is c a r r i^ s o the boys can see to man fighters were reported shot will be prosecuted as all homes down—three by flying fortreeeee ■ -hscause the Allied drive In the have the orders. The blackout talk with each other in sign lan­ guage. and three others were reported Mediterranean theater 1s In effect mles, passed and approved by a g o iiiit iy * an assault on the Japanese left recent town meeting, provide up badly damaged. wtng~ to a <100 fine or three months . 'Reiterates Short Session Plea Started l^ rg e Ftrea New Hell for Hitler In jail for violations. Mr. Andmlo^ At Tunis the American raiders Once Rommel and the Axis states that the police force tffM Torrington, Dec. 18—()P)—Gov. started large fires In the dock forces in Tunisia have been dispos­ agreed to take the hours of 12 Elect Raymond E. Baldwin, ad­ area and sank at least one ship. / ed of, a new Heaven will open up p. m. to 6 a. m. Volunteer ser­ dressing Republican leglslators- Damage was reported to docks at \ u ok. ONLY < for Allied forces and it will be a vices are asked from 6 a. m. until elect of Litchfield county in an­ Bizerte and to airdromes at Gabes new Hell for Hitler. other of a series of such meetings 31EUUELRY 12 p. m and Sldl Tabet, west of Tunis, The lack of airdromes with­ throughout the state, last night where fires visible for 20 miles Such » ^ t«:g « for in easy striking dlstsnos of “Mohawk" is th^ name of a reiterated his plea for a short and were started. msjor Axis bases hss hsndl- active session of the General As­ new high-quality .baking poUto In addition to the five eneqiy espped the British snd Amer- introduced by the Cornell Uni­ sembly, which convenes Jan. 6, t e - m T O - «-» Icsn Air Forces terribly. Also, and urged that “business at once” planes shot down by the raiders, versity Agrieqltural Experiment two other German aircraft—both o f oonree, a great fleet of Station. be the solons’ watchword. planes has tied to the land Junkers-88s—were reported de­ fighting In Africa. stroyed by American aerial pa­ T ^ release of equipment and trols off the Tunisian pbasts. the acquisition of secure strategic Fr a n c e s D e n n e y News of yesterday’s aerial as­ airdromes will permit a new aerial R ich lieu saults followed aq.' Allied com­ offensive which will rake Axis ter­ munique announcing that elg;ht at- ritory from etem to stem. This says... Ucks had bee|ir made on Bizerte will he possible not only because of P ea rls and Tunis since Sunday. The bul a vastly improved strategic posi­ lettn reported more than four Axis tion but bemuse American and planes destroyed in those opera­ British warplane production is be­ tions at'a cost of only one Allied VMli OC*®**®” * ginning to swamp the Axis. plancv iART SHAPED Uttte On Land Operattom IS TO New Books Added There was little news of land op LOCKETS $3.30 and up erations on the Tunisian front, yesterday'a Allied'communique re­ At Cheney Library porting merely that an American EXPANSION Link Braceleta . . . $5.50 and up patrol had captured more than a The following books htfve rc score of prisoners In the southern BRAIXIX t ^ETS $12.50 and up cently been added . to the Mary Sector. Cheney Library: In Libya, however, the cam- Adams, F. P., ed.. Innocent Mer- Crosses and Chains $1.45 and up , paign appeared to be moving at a - riment; Cannon, Le Grand, Look B u x ton fast pace, with the Eighth Army to the Mountain; Childs. M. W „ I mauling lar^e German infantry, write from Washington; Daven­ "send her a Cameo Pendants. . $5.25 and up artillery and armored units trap- port. Mrs. M. (G)i, Valley of De­ GIFT B illfo ld s pea along Ike coast near Wadi rision; Devoe, Alan, Lives Around H you went a gW Km I iBotty. Matratin. about 65 miles west of Us; Foley, Martha, ed.. Best ••cHcks wMi man" oat him A Really Fine Rosary Beads . $ 2 .0 0 and up El Agheila. American short stories, 1942 and for Christmas' tlippan. T h o y l ghm his GIfl! The London News Chronicle said the Yeiirbook of the American reports from Cairo Indicated that Short Story; Friedrich, C. J., New tired foot plenty af comfort whothar ha*s on tha homo about 10,000 of Rommel’s bjsst men Belief in the Common Man; Law­ No gift better designed to carry her away Cravat Chain Sets. . $1.10 and up were in the Allieo trap, along with rence, Josephine, There Is Today; on a wave of fragrant delight. .. Here are four front or Mw fighNna front. perhape half of his remaining Mead. Margaret, And Keep Your Coma in and saa our big .. tanks. ■Fowder Dry; Medearia, M l^ , Big little Whirlwinds shell remember you by. Pen Knives $2.00 and up Doc’s Girl; Mitchell, K. L., India Mtaction. While the Eighth Army fought to destroy these encircled forci Without Fable; Powell, Dawn, har ell harlMlh Time to Be Born; Proctor. Ellen, WHiaLWSiD n a r u M i. . . Allied planes stabbed ceaselee'-'y • whirl of W on tic 8.M~8J9 Deliberate Gamble - Jlobait. Thres Bsmbsos; fitera, O. camfartabla. Diamond Diamond Set Toung Mstriareh. $33 .5 0 $28.00 In.Rush into Tunisia W lM OMtoat Wedding Rings A a i l ^ London, Dec. 18.—UPh— The AtUes \deliberatMy gamhlod In Lswialaii, M e, Doc. IS—(8V - their rush Into Tunisia, knoarlngw Ckwld of Cranston. R. L. 1; outrunning thetr air covsrage. ir, waa announead today as In an attOnqit to |Mad oft tbs od BfttM ooOifiB't (Ssrmans and thsy alaaMt got er pclM MMSklna een- DONNELLY’S away frith It, military sourcss tebnd plaoa waa shared by aaid today. Salving of Boston iWeat AT THE CENTER The Germans were able to oc f ) , a sanlor, and Cbsriotta KINNEY/ JEWELERS cupy Tunis Just a UtUs too fast. •k o f New BrttalB, Coon., ara maim grpBnr ^ MAIN STREET WELDON BUILDING II N'

I ,'. w FAGTR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1943 MANCHESTCR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER C0!T5t. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 194*

been engager In private duty able to function usual as the from two o'clock Sunday after­ those in tin service have been as capeilally/mvited to be present. Takes Over New nureing, and also took a course apparatus is classed as non-high­ noon until six in the evening. Par­ Special Music , A T h ou gh t Gasoline Ban Riish Keeps Up cel post matter will be delivered ! Members of the Emanuel church in operating room technique, and ik' ways user of gasoline. Household­ Young Human Embryo supervision of the operating room, ty Local Selectees ers were requested to be extra Sunday. Mail w.lll be picked up In SUNDAY EVENING, DEC. 20c in the service of their country In­ Post in Hospital PLEASE! Hartford Sunday morning at six clude: Harry Abrahamaon, Albert and atood highest in her group. Glory ye* in his holy naow; careful while this emergency Is In FornChristmas Her duties will Include teaching Creates Rush At Local P. O. o'clock, come to Manchester by C. Anderson, Arthur H. Anderson, let ike keart ot them rejoice effect. The department heads the student nurses at the Water- that eeek the liOrtL—Chreni- pointed out that for the moat part train at 9:33 and in the evening a) Recovery Is Reported E. Elmer Anderson, Martin W. Miss Joy F. Squatrito, of 184 ccepted for Service bury Hospital 'Training School on elee IfiUt. the personnel was of tr volunteer 9 o’clock. Outgoing mail will be ^TRADITIONAL’ « Anderaon, Alice L. Benson, Ernept Oak street, left Wednesday for Local Autoists Get Sup* Today .Business Is Fifty sent on all three trains. Above is Emanuel Lutheran Has A. Berggren, Albert B. Carlton, Waterbucy, to assume her new the above subjects. • • • nature and it might take a bit A Deity believed, le Joy begun; longer to have them arftve at any the schedule for Sunday alone ind Prepared Candlelight Irving B. Carlson, Richard ' A. position as assistant supervisor In Miss Squatrito le a daughUr of ply as Soon as Word Is Per Cent Over Peak o f Life<«t*Beginning Spe- Capt. S. L. Wheaton (Jarison, Allan R- Coe, Jr., Herbert A Deity adored, le Joy advanced; l^any Were Chosen fire. it will relieve the congested condi­ I CHRISTMAS CAROL SERVICES the operating room .of the Water- the late Mr. and Mra. Rosario NOT 7MfS CHRItmiAil List Engagement Frisell, Eric Gothberg, Robert M. bury hospital.. Miss Squatrito is a Squatrito of Oak street, and the A Deity beloved, le Joy matured. PSissed in Streets. No Complaints Heard Any Other Year. tions which occur at Christmas. ciman So Small It Service on Sunday. to ony ewt-of-lown points o f 94 Sent to Sixty extra carriers and clerks Hultman, N. Arthur Johnson, AuS' graduate nurse of St. Raphael’a third daughter to take up nurs­ Each branch of piety delight in- For the most part automobile Promoted to Major tin B. Johnson, Eriand R. Johnson, went to work this morning and Could Easily Pass The annual Candlelight Service Hoapltal in New Haven. She. has ing. epiree.—Young. ord; Eight in Right at this minute the dream owners took the order in the spirit Five Army truck.s went to work (SMrge V. Johnson. John A. John­ out of the Manchester post office seventeen n.ore reserves will start I SOUTH METHODIST CHURCH by the combined cholra of the of a white Chriatmaa and a hor.ae in which caused it. Few grumbled out Monday morning. This, it is Through Letter O. son, Roy C. Johnson, Roy W« John ted Service. and aleigh has come true. When but the general feeling was "win this morning delivering parcel Manchester friends of Mr. and Emanuel Lutheran church will be ■on, J. Victor Johnson, Ernest H. post. A request for four trucks believed by the postmaster, will Mrs. Sidney L. Wheaton of Bar­ the official order came through the war.” Many war workers are take care of all- mail coming into By Howard W. Blakeelee presented Sunday afternoon, Dec­ Larson, Frederick Lavey, Fred M. wondering how much longer they was made ty Postmaster Thomas rington, R. I.', have heard this Levitt, Lester McIntosh, Bengt i a y 40 of the 94 Selective this morning that the sale of Manchester ^ r this Christmas. A AMOdated P tcm ScleiMW Editor ember 20, at 6 o’clock In the regtotrante who were sent | g- aoline tc A B and C coupon can run back and forth to the J. Quish a month ago but the un­ week of the promotion of Captain ilagnuson, Henry W. Matson, usually heavy incoming parcel total of seventy-seven clerks and New York, Dec. 18— Recovery Wheaton to the rank of major. An church auditorium. A cordial In­ SLuaht Nelson, Robert E. Noren, holders would be stopped a.s of nearby plants but in most cases extra help will handle the mall ( U. 8. Army Induction cen- ventured an opinion that some­ p t matter made a second request of a human embryo only eeven- aviator in World War 1, he held vitation la extended to ’ the public Evan Nyquist, John A. Person, 12:01 today the real pinch of the this year. Hertford yeeterdey by the war was felt. However, filling sta­ thing would happen to relieve their necessary. It was also announced and-a-half days old, the earliest a reserve commission and return­ to be present at this beautiful Ralph A. Peterson, Richard Petei;- draft board were accepted tion owners did a land office busi­ anxiety. today at the local office that the aUge of h u m « develop ed to service in the clftmlcal wsr- Christmas service of song given ■on, J. Sigfrid Poison, Earl Rudln, Ehnar Solmonaon, Alfred B. Sund- 11 The FainSy at usual Christmas rush was fifty Spedals foi^ A tny servlee. They are now ness up until the closing time. Gas Public transportation facilities amid the (Christmas Chndlellght Due To War Necessity. . . seen, la described t^ a y In l spring he was given 10 days furlough and will will be further burdened by this percent ahead of any previous Public Records setting. quiat, Edwsnl B. Swanson, Douglas for everything has stopped except nual report of the Carnegie Instl- • —•— the railroad station here police and fire apparatus and order from Washington. While the year. the rank of captain. Major WheS' The Christmas cantata, “Child Swarte, Harry Thoren, Austin A. naomlng, Dec. 28, for the Soldiers Mall tution of Washington, ton will make hla headquarters in Jesus," by Clokey, will be present­ Weiman and Bertil A. Wogman. trucks operating under a T cou­ situation here is not as bad as it The llfe-at-beginning specimen Devens, Mas*-, reception cen- pon. is in New York and Boston the in­ Separated in the basement of Warrantee Deeds I We Are Unable To Handle Xmas Washington, D. C., at the War ed under the direction of G. Albert the post office is a spot for both George W. Griffin to Stanley J. was so small It would pass easily Office. Pearson, organist and choir dlrec Many stations here closed up flux of war workers at the plants through the letter o of small news­ Flra Deatroya Homa ARE GARAGE ,^ o h g those accepted for serv- incoming and outgoing mail for Mrs. Wheaton, formerly a teach tor. The participating cholra In­ DEPOT Tonski, property on Broad street. »0T SOUAl tight before eleven o’clock. Not is greater than in most places. paper type. Far smaller than that, t yeaterday was Selectman Jack for lack of customers, but for the Business houses took the verdict soldiers stationed in this area and George W. Griffin to Howard W. er at Manchester High school and clude the Emanuel, Chapel, O Clef, Gordon, who was elected to a detail of four men are busy han­ I Trees This Year | however, was the essential germ active in O nter church and Girl Children’s choirs and 'a Boya’ Burlington, Dec. 18—(/P) — Mr. simple reason that the unusual calmly. They had visioned extra Vlbbert, property on Turnbull portion that would have developed board last, October. demands soon exhausted the avail­ heavy business up to last night dling the mail matter. It is sort- road. Scoiit work, is at present living at Choir. The principal aololats will and Mrs. Earle Durham escaped On limited Service et into battalion and batteries for V I Into a child. This germ was two Chevy Chace, Md.. and Miss Ruth be Miss Eleanor L. Bcrggren. con­ through their bedroom window SPECIAL! JUST IN GAMES FOR able supply at most of the smaller and prospects were brighter for John R. Allen to Octavie C. La- V i layers of tissue, rolled Into a tiny iht of the 40 accepted were stations and drew heavily on the the next four days. But as one delivery in addition to the head­ Gace, property on Bissell street. i We wish to thank all our former patrons of the past four 5 Wheaton continues her studies at tralto, and Gerald (Jhappell, bari­ into the snow early today as a fire I In limited service. Follow- hall. It would have taken seven tone. storks at the larger Matiou"- merchant pointed out this after­ quarters in Manchester. This serv­ QuHelalm Deed Mlddlebury College. She was destroyed their home on Torring- TIME FOR CHRISTMAS YOUNG AND OLD the list of 40 inducted yes- of these rolls to cover a period on DedIrate Her vice Flag Have To Walt Developments noon, the situation might be right­ ice will continue until Christmas The W. G. Glenney Company to I years and extend to all a Merry Christmas and a Happy j| graduated from Manchester High ton road. Three dogs in the house ay. Those on jlm lW service this news page. In connection with this service a George H. Waddell, chairman ed within a few days and things eve. William S. Hyde, property on Du­ This ball evidently quickly school in June of 1040 and was were burned to death. narked with (L ): The local office be open val street. New Year. | one of the leading students in her Ser\ice Flag and Honor Roll, in of the local Defense Council was would.be back to normal, prob­ win starts to unroll. It was iready Clad only in nightclothes, the omas M. Davis. ably after the crisis has been class. honor of the 43 Emanuel members ICE SKATES i Lieut. Mae E. Smith contacted at noon and asked how unrolled in a nine-and-a-half day now in the armed services, will be couple were taken into a neigh­ f A. Lut* (L). this would effect the various serv­ passed. ^ E. A. BERNARD H human embryo, which was also re­ J. Pescik. U. S. Army helmets are of non­ dedicated by the pastor of the bor's home. All their possessions, Mrs. Rachel J. Smith, of ices of the council. He said that Meantime a lot of people unac­ * 1 covered this year and given to the including Durham’s pay for the Men’s Soft Toe Hockey I. Gottfried. customed to walking are going to magnetic steel and don’t affect church. Rev. Thorsten A. Gustaf­ Ford street, announces the e he was in no position to make any Carnegie biologists for study. In son. The families and friends of week were lost. These bright nickel-finish F. Senng (h). gagement of her daughter, lieu ­ comment at this time and would look at the car, jacked up in the an older human embryo the tissues compasses carried by troopa. tubular skates, at a very P r ir . A. Walker (L). tenant M ae^mllle Smith, to First have to await developments. garage and take, the matter In L. which would form the head were ipeclal price, timed for u n c e W. Pagan!. Lieutenant Robert Monroe Mor Both fire departments will be stride. IdehUflable as such at 18 % days remwerevarar.wKsicaHmMMfe Chrietmaa gifts. Full- Sus Raddlng. ton of the U, S. Army, son of Mr. after conception. grain black leather shoe. heater W. Gbuchowskl. and Mrs, Ubert T. Morton of with felt lined tongue and R. Anderson, Give Information Sought Birmingham. Ala. i 1 The report 8ays_ that these two felt insoles. Webbed ankle $ 4 .7 9 illp S. Berry. Lieutenant Smith is a graduate youngest embryos give Informa­ reinforcements. Sizes 4 Ham G. Johnston. of Manchester High school and BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS to 9. G. Ottn. tion about an important period the Hartford Hospital Training Winter Has Arrived ! which, so far as the human species aelo S. U lrica school, and was on the nursing We Have Over-the^ounter Stamp Is concerned, has been kriown only ert J. Wright staff of the Hartford Hospitsd un­ Women’ s Figure Skates Icbael D. Fogllo. No doubt about that after digging out from Sun­ hypothetically. til eiillstlng for service in the Service at All Times TTie evidence from the study so I illp G. Bartlett Army in mid-October, since which ^ day’s storm. far Is that human conception on Ceilinz Price del O. Newcomb (L). tfme she has been ststioned a t ; the average follows an almost aas D. Tedford. SPEAKING OF DIGGING OUT— HOW’S YOUR SNOW $9.45 Camp EMwards, Falmouth, Mass. SHOVEL? IF IT’S PRETTY WELL WORN OUT, WE specific pattern In the time ot be' Vince. Ueutenant Smith is a graduate ginning. The possibility Is also J. Baldwin, ’professional model. One-piece hollow ground of the Alabama Polytechnic In- | HAVE PLENTY OF GOOD ONES. TRY Indicated that five or six days may blade. Calfskin shoe. Size* 4 to S. r . Moore. stitute and Is also stationed a t : elapse after conception before the AngeL Camp Edwards. : embryo makes its permanent con­ SM W. Chambers, 89c and up ' MONOPOLY nection with the mother. Greatest of all tradinz 1 O ft homaa F. Spring.' The New Aero All these early specimens came Women’s Soft Toe Hockey ell J. Piiskwaldo (L). American Legion from surgical operations done for U Crocker (L). medical reaeona, and not for abor- T. McBride. tlona. An unexpected finding has Ceilinz Price $5-95 E. Burdick. Christmas Parly been a comparatively large pro­ i TREASURE HUNT M. Gordon, portion of so-called pathological, erbert F. Feucht Nickel-finish tubular skatM with soft white Fast action. For 2 to IP O O a s or imperfect embryos. Due to Im­ leather shoes. Ankle straps. Sizes 4 to 8. players ...... 7 0 C F. Broderick, The annual Christmas Party of perfections these cannot develop y Dakllo. Dilworth-Comell Unit will be held BINGO normally. What becomes of some ^Mak^em tA U orge E. Bensche. Monday evening, Dec. 21st, at the A t of them Is not clear. The report P. Coma 'd ,) . Legion Home on Leonard street. comments— "It need hardly be Coffee As It Should Be Made J. Cleavage, The Gold Star Mothers will be added that the earliest disturb­ with Something to Wear DAD'S AN old W. Bussell. guests, as usual, and the Junior ances and abnormaUtiea of human D. Vlttner, Acting Corp. members have been invited. The development are quite as impor­ SILEX mothers are reminded to bring The? Army & Navy Club tant as tha normal stages." of fho OUTDOOR MAN W. Pecan, Every SARATOGA suitable gift with name attach­ Oarrylag on 22 War Projects pleaturo from a QifI _ of ilph H. Thbmpaoil. ed, and to provide a gift not ex­ The institution has gone almost COFFEE MAKER A Real PavorNa With ceeding 25 cents for the grab bag. And Hm k the stora from «frkli to make a Every Saturday Night wholly into scientific war work. Outdoor Men Mrs. Helen Griffin, J. P. P„ and / President Vannevar Bush reports happy selection . . . chooso al yoor gifts from 8-Cup Mrs. Marjorie Bradley, P. P., and k / .\t8;15P. M. that It Is carrying on 23 war proj­ our grand valua assortments and arrange easy iritishLose Aehab. chairman, are in charge of ects with 48 aeparate contracts, the meeting, assisted by all the using $1,800,000 government terms over an axtandad period efftimo. CAPESKIN P. Pa. Following the meeting, Get The Kds A New Sled Now funds, on a cost basis without 8.95 which will be brief, games will 18 Bombers profit to the Institution. Further­ Smart and graceful. Genuine SURCOAT be played, atid refreshments of With this early and heavy fall of snow they’ll more the institution is contribut­ pyrex glass. Guaranteed against salads, rolls, coffee and cookies j heat breakage. You’ll make will be served in the basement. have a grand time with a sled. See our stock now. $200 IN PRIZES ing Its staff and facilities as far I D uringR aid as possible without expense to the GIFTS FOB MOTHEB better coffee wdth a Sllex. $1.69 to $9.95______(20) $5.00 GAMES (3) $10.00 GAMES government. 18.95 . (Osattened From P a^ One) Using Freight Cara ( 1) $20.00 GAME ( i ) $50.00 GAME "When this war is over,” Dr. Fur-Trimmed Coata Blouses Finest Qnallty Oa| Bush's report aays, “it will have Attractively Designed Rayon and Cotton PlaM Lining Dee. wbea Frankfurt was Hartford, Dec. 18—(/Pi—Fot the : ALL FOR ONE DOLLAR! been amply demonstrated that the t, first time since the railroading | Good Selection Of Sport Coats Sweaters aain objective, and on Dec full prosecution of the war de­ Fully lined for added boom at the turn of the century, Ample Parking in Rear of Clph. pended In no considerable degree 6-TUBE the raiders centered on Christmas packages this year arc Dresses Bags iwest Germany. upon the presence in this country CONSOLE \ warinth. Full cut for free­ traveling in freight cars. dom of action. Non-bunch­ AMaeked By Nasls W. H. Brooks, superintendent of of an extensive and vigorous sys­ RcTcrsible Coats Skirts ^-MorthaMtleast England meanwhile XMAS TREES SOc... tem of aelentlfic research. RADIO the Hartford division of the New ing front. Extra kmg. attadted by a small number Haven railroad, explained tod a y, "This nation may again lapse Underwear Hou.Hecoats Four roomy pocket*. Oeraian aircraft before mld- that a shortage of baggage cars Into a dream of security; there it It was stated that there because of military needs had y a U UBMUaMUBHIHimHIMUaMIfiaHIMlfBMKaHUaiBMKBHIHUBMIUlMF;. may again be those who will In­ 69.95 aiisiisMilHiaiimanwwnMsmHaiismmmmtoRW aome damage and a small made it necessary to use freight i dulge in wishful thinking to ward 8" Phllharmonlo Spanker V iber o f casualtlee. cars for some of the Christmas I off the rigorous realities of a Powerscope Antennn lit ivaa reported reliably. hoW' packages. Larsen’ s Feed Service Doy or night world of ambitious men. But it is GIFTS FOR DAD hardly probable, after the present Beautifully simple lines - ap- that fewer than 10 enemy The cars are coupled . in^ fqst i ’18 DEPOT SQUARIf v TEL. 5406 I Shop at Dewey-Richman’s s ' were ever Britain during freights or into trains of twggage {| experience, that the American Suits Shirts pealing to the eye. Fine radio night and freight cars. white is right! public as a whole »111 ever allow features. American and foreign the national research effort to Overcoats Shoes and domestic short wave recep­ I For The Important And disintegrate. Reversiblcs Trousers tion. foMis Claim 21 "Whatever may be the changes ambers Downed o f form that are possible results Suede Jackets Sweaters 86-Piecc Ensemble \ of the stresses of a long war, we I (From German Broad- Different Gifts Not Lumberjacks Socks TABLE CATTLE RANCH a), Dec. 18—(/P>—Twenty-one Bdll certainly continue extensive CATTLE RANCH nh bombera were shot down S scientific research In some form Bush Coats Ties . f l TENNIS NOTCHIES night In attacks directed at when peace comes. When this NOTCHIES war la over the service which the Hats ;ern and northwestern Ger- Found At Every Turn . Ceiling Price « 8 c ly, DNB aaid today, institution has rendered will be )uiowB and the benefits which it Just what tha tittle cowboy kat described the raids as- being w^nta — 8$ piece* Including 98c ducted by "weak forces” and can confer In times of peace 3.29 should be all 4he more keenly ap­ GIFTS FOR •ttorse, bull, steers, halves. Entertaining and education­ there were some casualties preciated after an Interval ot GIFTS FOR A grand party game. Healthful al for the little folks. 8$ some material damage, "roaln- i atreas.” too! Set consists of 4 rubber­ pieces, including cowgirl, in rural areas." BROTHER SISTER faced beta, 8 balla and net. Rule cowboy, horse, bull, calves, DNB said the raiders were shot book. and fence sectione. by "concentrated (Jerman Boys’ 2-pants Suits Winter Coats es,” partly before they Railway Workers bed the German frontier. Beautiful Sterling Silver Boys’ Long Pants Reversibles I Return to Jobs Suits Sweet, Cuddly, Lovable candlesticks I BROADCLOTH S Snow Suits furv Will Get Heversibles $^.50 and up Finger Tip Coats Slacks BABY DOLL ! $2.25 Bogota, Colombia, Dec. 1$— ($5 DIVING Fire Evidence A Graceful Gift! —Oloifibla'a Railway Workera For the Newcomer union returned to their Jobs last Many, many other gift toggosNona s u b m a r in e In the Family night, restoring service after i all at Special Low Price* and on Co** Submerges (Oonttnued from Page One) OXFORD CLOTH two-day atiike for a wage In i^ io n t Torm* that enable yo« to 2.98 Rises to Surface SILVER BABY create. They agreed to aubmit SjCHICK SHAVER to appoint temporary replace­ their demands to arbltratioB. nta from men who recently Eyes Tliat Close 98c AS LOW .AS The government, declaring the A great thrill for the ’’little-, civil service examinations SPOONS $2.50 , aibppage illegal, had ordered mob­ Voice Thst Cries Admiral." who have not yet been in- ilisation of railroad workers from N O I 12.50 aed of their standing. When $1.40 and up among Army reserves to operate X T R A 72x84 In. 25^^ Cotton IF YOU HAVEN T THE READY CASH' 20 Inches Tall .marks arc known, only those the roads and that action brought C H A R G E AC or DC passed will be retained. Sterling Silver a manifesto from strike leaders ^ ■ IS. • A X 8S4.*’.* Continue Investigation 7 0 0 WOOL to Congresa and to Prealdent Al­ f o r Here’s a big doll for the lit­ Dad will appreciate a Schick. Fire and police continued Handled I Includes carrying case. WMi V-aiMped waltl fonso Lopes. C R V. D I T tle mother. Beautifully ir investigation into the down- GIBBONEY AND CARVING SETS Tke union called on Psesldent UtE CREDIT\ store fire that caused dam- Lopes to act aa arbitrator and he dressed in a pink, blue or estimated unofficially at $1,- All Wool FiOed Our white A im tailoced by Wilson Bcodien are refuaed. Alberto Lleraa Camar- white organdy dress with " 0 and sent 72 firemen and Satin ST. MARY’ S $7.50 and up go, director of the newrspaper El ------— ^ Guards to hospitals for tnie ariscocrao. Thtir handm Jewel Blankets...... $5.98 gifts in Silver and volved would amount to about- BOUNCING Worth $4.98 lade .by PeppereD. TtxM. in. 25% W o o L l "A s Individual As Tour Finger Print” $14,000. Workiv —^25% Cotton—50% Rayon. $7.00 and up Glass. He said that the custom wa* aa- HORSE 887 MAIN ST., NEXT TO FEDERAL BAKE SHOP tabUahed laat year and tbaVlt wan Safe hr the entirety apart from any bonuaes Sopporta 8$ Lha. 1.19, Department as of or other gifta to the workers. Depot Square Garage MW a total of A6V. arwWeB.iSfi,- EXTILE STORE gi8i for — oh mink pelts were 1.98 EnMst Hop. Prop. (MiMy yap horala! Baagr t o A8 tha A. I j. SLOCOMB, Prop. The Dewey-Richman Co. so low at a reeent auction m 241 NO. MAIN STREET TEL. $113 ride and lota o f fun. year 913 MAIN STREET NEXT'TO TltE BANK Canada that tlw entire lot was JEWELERS STA-nONERS OPTICIANS Advertise in The Herald— ^It Pays withdrawn, according to the De­ af OpauMroe, '-rry

lAm nnm TH B hieraliO. hlanchester . CONN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18,1942 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHEST^OL C O N N , FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18,1942 John T., a state policeman sta­ at heat, we are going to have to tioned at the Colchehter barracks Tempopary Order live on a hand-to-mouth basis so projector and showed several films May Carry Babies Like ' Show Begins Today I O bltU ary in Colchester. ' look for dairy products waa de­ far as gasoline is concerned.” The funeral will be held from scribed as “dark indeed” unless Feature Gtming Sunday to the State Dairymen Hold loaned by Fallot Studio of scenic Tires and Tubes Approvei Limits Gasoline Reports that the “ A ” cards the James J. Smith funeral home, Students Xold DPA revises retail oellinga “to and comic nakare. Mr. Klmbajl In as Carriages Short would be suspended at midnight 491. Main street, Hartford, Satur­ atop an impending wholesale the role of toastmaster was witty gained such headway that official day morning at 8:30 and from the slaughter of milk cows.” Ladies^ Ni^ht but In a serious moment, took a By Local Rations Boai Sales Today word to that effect was given out Deaths Sacred Heart church at, 9 o’clock. Stay in Class Complaints Ignored short time to speak to the milk­ in Atlanta. Later it waa with­ laalBe nominating committee edh- alive. man R. Davis, 15 Knox street, 2 11 Under the modified ruling, es­ the Offertory, “ Panls Angelicus,” The order came under quick fire the cold weather, he said, adding; Rockwell Harmon Potter of Hart­ Under the system, many who conclusion being "Inescapable that A / slsting of Joseph Tedford, David BowUng finished out a success­ tires; James R. Dickson, 23 Del- We must have your Tur­ 'ft • W tford. Dec. 18.-)-The sential approaches for the New from .Tohn Dressier of Hacken­ tilen ectlon tour of the south and 3 for 29e War Production board order warn- one tonight, midnight, and the riNT 43^ making them realize that all Nor­ fleets. the District of Columbia and the >855 MAIN STREET RUBINOW BUILDING Oysters others in the 18-to-lO-year class to southwest A more comprehensive way la against them and that they McIntosh A pples...... 3 lbs. 35c ng that concerns using more than other on Siuiday midnight, both You hear them talking abdut 5 lbs. 25c seventeen eastern states of Dis­ 10,000 cubic feet a month would Halibut LB 3 3 * anroll as usual. I report. It said, would be filed can’t win.” trict 1 are forbidden to honor gas­ stage shows starting at 1:15 a.m. A. C E. President George F. | shortly. the “hog law,” referring to the i be the first to have their supply The shows tonight are continuous The practice of painting "1018” Federal act which forbids train­ oline ration coupons except T SalfflOR tB 3 3 ‘ Zook expressed belief the mlUtary on the walls was said to be spread­ Start Getting Ready For The Christmas Feast Now coupons for commercial vehicles, xu t In the event gas companies through midnight, and patrons ;: Fruit and Vegetable Specials! < men working more than 16 con­ were unable to maintain adequate march Into the school •y*tain ing through Norway. Placards A NEW LOT OF FIGS... or one coupon of any class for may come anytime. On Sunday, would be limited to the length of 1 X-«OID8 1-Fri v C secutive hours. After such a Black Cooking Figs Pulled Figs pressure on their lines. the doors for the midnight show warning the Norwegiana are torn stretch they must "tie up," or emergency use.” the war. down at night and replaced with 8-pouod bag 4Rc Finger Figs The first announcement was Gas is manufactured by di.still- open at 12:01 a.m. NAVEL rest, for eight hours. llale’a Gnallty ing coal, or by u!»ing coke and oil. SWEET FLORIDA Sore to Intensify Tempo Brings Flow Allied propaganda, reports addefl. limited to these few words and Tickets are now on sale for the The new program seemed sure, BuBinees Booming HEALTH MARKET White Cooking Figs Mixed Nuts Consolidated Edison uses Oil for gala New Year’s Eve midnight 3- T.\NGERINES .lUICY ORANGES Norwegians said they estimated 2-pound bag 59c English Walnuts further explanations were rtot however, to Intensify the wartime there waa enough food to get them Trains In sections and the “hog BREAD loaf 6c To help in keeping np good spirits for this Christ­ available Immediately. about three quarters of its pro­ hour stage show. Tickets may be ORANGES tempo of the once carefree col­ Into Banks law” mean only one thing to the auction. secured at the box-office or phone through the winter .but that it mas season, we’re going a long wajr to keep onr neat Xaicy Florida Oranges...... doz. 44c However, it appeared that any 18c doz. 25c doz. legiate atmosphere. In uniform would be the last one they coufd experienced “ rail”—business is Mayor LaGuardia announced Hartford 2-2652. CALIFORNIA Afanoivl M eats...... -8-oz. bag 49c motorist who holds an A. B. or C and under military supervision, (Continoed from Page One) endure imder prevailing conditions. booming, men dre scarce and display ample and varied. However, with stock and gasoline book in the area will be that he had issued orders "taking Hale's Large Coffee Cakes Pecan Meats ...... bskt. 34c FANCY 150-176’s DOZ the men will live, eat and work in Living Mainly On Fish. equipment none too plentiful—in service curtailed it is necessary to plan ahead. Shop temporarily prohibited from buy­ out of service ail city cars except New War Bond Record GR.\PEFRUIT 59' segregated units at the schools. general that national tran-sporta- essential vehicles of the fire, sor, J. Ellwood Amos, who, with 'niey are living mainly on itsh. early and fit yonr routine to existing eondiUons. ing any gasoline except with one IIEl.lCIOUS APPl.ES F L O R ID A They probably will not participate tlon arteries are running full of police, hospital and sanitation de­ the aid of his economics students, -. Shortage in potatoee has been coupon, and that only “for emerg­ Hartford. Dec. 18—4 to 1 Vl lbs. per Doz. hundred city-owned cars were F. Maher, executive secretary of i Petatees i e(cB47* tem, Secretary SUmson said, but ed 500,000 of the coins “without crew and equipment. Frequently Crullers 25c White Celery 6c pound 3 pounds 18c New Jersey. Delaware, Maryland, stored in city garages for the the Hartford regional committee, ‘ he stressed that the move was vl had abandoned airfields close to CAIIFORNIA losing a penny.” th-9 channel coast and blocked nowadays an "extra” is ordered FOR THE TVEEK-END Cranberries Yellow Turnips...... Vi peck 19c Virginia. West Virginia. North duration last spring as a gasoline ] predicted today, COOKING Grapes EMPEROR 15* tal to the victory which he said The Chicago Dally News offered Carolina, _Georgia, Florida, South 1 FANCY them as a precaution against pos­ while the locomotive Is at the Bweet Potatoes Parsnips...... 3 lbs. 25c and tire conservation measure. 1 The total for the greater part ' ONIONS would protect the system. a $25 war bond for the most un- other end of the division, maybe WE’LL HAVE A NICE SELECTION OFt Canhflower Carolina and Connecticut. "The appeal I want to make.” | of the region in the commiUee’s SWEET POTATOES Mixed Nats c e l l o '^'b a o 35* A. C. E. officials who sat In on luual coin receptacle, and in one sible landings by Allied planes in All Kinds of Rye and NEW an invasion. 150 mile away. It means that the Carrots...... bunch 16c IStop-Uap Action the mayor said in his broadcasts I Jurisdiction stood at $110,713,100 SOUTHERN the program-planning pointed out day was delugra with 500,000 pen- ^ M n a c h last night, "and I am sure that it today. 10-lb. bag 35c Yams 4 LBS 25* (Lieut. Gen. Andrew O. L. Me- engine has to retin'n to the home The measure was explained by 4 lbs. 25c that the youths wiU be studying nles. The $25 prize was won by terminal, gets a quick checkup at Pork Cuts, Tender Veal To Rootf, Grani Beans Radishes...... bunch 8c an OPA spokesman as an emerg­ will not be necessary to take any Naugbton, confmander of the GraRberrie8e(LLo'BAa21* strictly under civilian conditions. a person who turned up with a the roundhouse and Is on the way ’ Whole Wheat Bread leeberg Lettuce New Cabbage ency, stop-gap action, by which all other action, but if I must take They said control of the schools 200 year old charcoal burning flat (Canadian Ehcpedltlonary Force In Lamb Chops and Roast, Beef Pot but essential gasoline sales would other action I will invoke all the Read Herald Advs. Anjoi Pears i^ritain, indicated that the Cana­ again—oftentimes In a matter of Reek Turnips. Beets. Green Peppers. will remain completely in civiUan Iron, which disgorged $15 In pen­ an hour or ao. be halted pending delivery by powers that I have under the state i hands although each will be as­ nies and nickels. dian forces might see action be­ Roast. Harold L. Icke.s, petroleum admin­ and Federal laws to protect the ; signed___ _a “______mlUtary^ _____ commamdant,.’,’ In Cleveland, a war plant work- fore long. It is not uncommon In' wartime i istrator, of a statement defining health and safety of the people Dr, Brown said service men will I er turned In 60 glass banks con- ("In the war against Germany to hold trains long past scheduled Winchell Smith's 100% PINEHURST DELIVERY SERVICE the exact shortage. of this city—the appeal I make is FINER, FRESHER - - - A&P COFFEE! bhve clviUan housing, food and in- tabling more than lOJXK) Jefferson many plans are prepared," he departure time for a “hog” delay­ The critical situation in the east no pleasure driving oLeny kind, I atructlon, and probably will asso- 1 nickels which he had been collect- said last night. “North Africa was ed unexpectedly. BEEF STEAKS Pinehurst closes at 6:00 P. M. Fridays but offers Tl^o experts who select AmericB's Whole Wheat Bread < ^ o n e aenrice untiL7:00 P. M. Orders received up to caused Ickes yesterday to urge ' nature or description.” date with dvllian co-eds. To slm- ing for three years. He exchanged one of them. The ones we w^re “Extra Board” Slim motorista not to start a run on ■nost popular coffee, report that studying just didn’t happen to be TKIO tonight win be sent out on Saturday morning deliv­ I i pllfy the separate housing prob-1 them for “folding money which The “extra board,” or Hat of Tenderknived \ ib. 49e filling stations. ; Atlantans Scurry The Manchester no coffee can give you more good lem, some schools may empty I he' said he waa ^ in g to apply on North Africa.” ) men awaiting call is a slim thing, ' Fancy ery. Orders sent in Saturday morning up to noon, de­ Mr. Roosevelt (wid the cups per pound than A&P coffee their fraternity and sorority Lh* mortgage on his home, more particularly relating to Round Ib. 436 livered on afternoon trips. No ’phone service after 7 :00 behind the curtailment of gasoline i To Filling Stations bouses for the service men. scat- A. Oeveland roupie ^pennies brakemen and firemen. Engineers , Lb. tor less essential uses in the east | terlng civilian students through-1 and nickela cached in 31 piggy Mixed Nuts 35c P. M. Fridays. Pinehurst opens Saturday at 8:00 and Atlanta. Dec. 18— A report banks which they had been col­ Boss of O P A and conductors are prom oteg^re- . Porterhouse and Sirloin lb. 45c waa that while we were trying to that gasoline “ A” cards would be I B O’CLOCK out the cities In other quarters. men and brakemen and hence al- . chMes at 7 :00 P. M. iiae anything that would carry gaa “ However,” Dr. Brown said, lecting as a hobby. They bought Fadicy Diamond invalidated in the ea.stcrn sea­ RED CIRCLE war bonds with the proceeds. Resigns Post ways are available, but because by aea, highway and railroad, board states at midnight sent hun­ Public Market “ these decisions will be up to the oi the manpower shortage, other Ftm p, Native Birds! there wa-s a situation in North institutions themselves. The mill but in Owantonna, Mlnn.t two dreds of excited Atlantans scurry­ BOKAR banks ran advertisements In the replacementa are difficult. . Lb. 35c PINEHURST MEATS Africa demanding that ahipmenta ing last night in search of open tary forces simply will contract Walnuts local newspapers urging coopera­ (Continued from Page One) Thousands of new employes have lb>39e Your family will enjoy one of these Pork Butts. . . be Increased to aupply American filling stations. for their faculties and houal^, Fowl troopa there. tion in the campaign and in one been hired in the last year because Harry A. Sommers, rationing feeding and training facllltiea” ders by voluntary agreements iVhIpple sliced cold or hot (cooked just like rib or loin pork It ia a hurry up order, Mr. week received 32,713 pennies and of the record freight and passen­ executive of the Office of Price Girls Urged Stay In College than through compulsion. And roasts), they make fine eating. Weights from 4 to 5 Roosevelt remarked, and it would Administration for the Atlanta College girls 'will be urged to 5,316 nickels in addition to their ger traffic. The new workers 2^Lb. Jar 2 9 c Birds Eye Finest Poultry regular deposits. i oh Capitol hill, this also waa the quickly learn the meanings of the , Mince Meat pounds.. .or we will give you half a butt if you wish. take longer to send the gasoline area, announced early in the eve­ oontinue their studies to keep the contention in, many quarters. from Texas to North Africa than ning that "A ” cards, good for schools operating on as regular aa Collecting 15 Vean many terms used by railroad em- : One man turned in 14,700 pen­ Favors Voluntary Controls ployes, and readily understand : Peas pkg. 25e Ground B e e f...... lb. 36c it would from the eastern sea­ three gallons of gasoline, would be possible In wartime, officials said. Even as Henderson’s resignation FRESH PORK board. The situation, he said, is’ cancelled at midnight. His an­ Most military classes 'wiU be in nies which he had been collect­ when veterans “growl” about de­ Round G round...... 1b. 45c ing for 15 years. Another brought was announced. Senator Vanden- lays at the “home” or "distance” | V, Lk. 39c something that can not be fore­ nouncement was broadcast by ra­ Large Roasting Chickens, Milk Fed Ca­ separate rooms from the co-edu- berg (R-Mich) called for substi­ Walnut Meats Squash pkg. 17c BUTTS 44c lb. seen in war time. dio before he requested that it be catlonal courses, but not in sepa­ in 2,000 pennies which had taken boards, or about “plugged” . sid­ Fresh Pork him three years to collect. tution of voluntary controls for Almost Boneless. , The president himself brought withdrawn pending an announce­ rate buildings, and classes may be many of the price and’ rationing ings, or "engine failure.” , | up the question of A carda, citing ment from ’Washington. mixed in eoine cases, the school In cooperation with the local Recently the rail workers voiced SPARE RIBS pons, Fresh Cut-Up Fowl, Native Proilers orders he said were ‘lacing the SoftHM-SlIk — Snowsheca — Swnaadowa ( Veal Cutlets it as an example of how rationing Holders of “A” cards hopped In­ leaders said. Civilian Defense council, the atu- American people In a ctraltjackeL a new complaint—they heard th a t: Pecan Meats Vi Lb. 25c Veal Chops and price control operations were to their automobiles and raced Army youths will come from denta of the College o f tlie City of “Any appeal for voluntary co­ matches were to be rationed. j up and downstreets looking for | Veal Roasts 3§c lb. being overhauled and revised right and Frying Chickens. ivary Flakes enlisted ranks and exlaUng ROTC York roUected 10,000 pennies operation that is backed .with in­ They want to know “how Is a Cake Flour____ along. open filling stations. groups and will be from 18 to 32 In two weeks, devoting one day a disputable facta inateed of inter­ Motorists lined up several blocks ivory Srow week to the task. They have in­ man going to light hia pipe if Shoulders of Lamb at 30c pound offer an economical OPA spokesmen said that gov­ years old. The Navy enrollments minable confusion will eJweya re­ they're going to ration matches?” All Kinds of Dates and Gold Medal ernment-owned and government- before those that were open. from enlisted ranks win have the formed the director of the mint ceive an American answer.” I s week-end meat cut. Boned and rolled or chops cut and The crowds dwindled when Fresh Pork Spare Ribs, Special! lb. 29c Oxydol they hope to raise these coUectiona “ RalU” mostly use the big leased vehicles are operated on T same age Umlt, but some Navy As an example, he said be ba- kitchen matches that they strike Lge.^Pkg. fixed for stew, as you specify. cards. 'They said they were unable word came later that a Washing- l| Camay Soap trainees wlU come from civilian to 10,000 a week. lieved e straight percentage cut in ton announcement said there The drive has also produced its with a swipe along the leg of A t Low to estimate the number. groups and must be from 17 to the average annuel amount of their overalls The officials, declining to be would be no midnight suspension j Cbipso QRANULCS 2 45* 19 years of age, the announce­ quota of “penny sleuths,” Treas­ fuel oil consumption would have 4l-Pound Native Pullets for Frying of "A” cards. Small or Lprge Link Sausage ury officials said. A Colorado man quoted by name, said that when BARB ment said. found- widespread compliance P&6 Soap 9* reported to the mint that a Uquor with a minimum o f complaints. Single Green Stamps Given ickes’ deficiency figures arrive, SML. Including the estimated 93,000 or Fricassee OPA wrill proceed as speedily as in Bulk lb. 35c Swaa Soap CAKE 6* service men now being trained in store la bis town bad two gallon Instead of that, he eald, OPA Cranberry Sauce ' 2 Jars 29c possible to put in effect curtail­ $15,000 Damage specialized spots such as the pre- .lugs full of pennies. Another let­ pursued Its theoretical, loga­ With Cash Sales Fowl Turkeys Chickens ment measures sufficiently drastic 7waa Soap 10* flight...... schools, the program wUl „ ter waa received from an Ohio rithm percentages in the compu­ to meet the shortage. put some 300,000 uniform ed "Portlnff a local bu^^^^ tation for fuel oil rationing until In Food Departments In Ansonia Fire A Limited Amount of Other Meat Cuts tablishment had five half gallon no one knows where he is and The Best Buv in Cold C uts.. . and a Little Different, Too, “ I think it can reasonably be youths in college. All Kinds of Fancy Boxed said that Mr. Ickes wdll move jars of pennies on display. everybody is terr rized by FIAKQ Will Be: J — Mrs. Ross said that school chil­ thoughts of freexlng." pretty fast,” one said. Ansonia, Dec. 18—(/P)— Fire j TEN-B-LOW Petrolieum Administrator Ickes dren and school officials through­ Not Worth Bobber Saved PIECRUST Chocolates and Hard Candy U lC E D TO N G U E lb. 49c swept from the basement to the Prices A^eiicv out the country were cooperating Similarly. Senator Gillette (D- FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES was in New York where he con- roof at the three-story Brody GROCERY DEPARTMENT'S WEEK-END SPECIALS!, iCE CREAM < Ffeeli fe r r ^ with Mayor F. H. La Guar- 23 wholeheartedly in the drive, w h l^ lowa) said he believed gasoline (Jellied) B k ^ , 568 Main street, early this | FORWARWOKKLBvi^ dla at city hall shortly before noon waa initiated to relieve « growing rationing In the west where the morning, causing damage estimat- I MIX C/fLiism^ JH^ome shortage o f small coins; especially fuel is plentiful ia not worth in „in u te yo» Popular Brands of Tobacco Iceberg Lettuce head 17c Baked Ham G rote’s regarding the gasoline shortage. ed ' at approximately $15,000 by j Order Your Baking Needs Early! NO CRtXtB NEIDEO— IMPLY ADD WATER AND fLAVOR pennies and nickels.' rubber saved the general dlarupt- kitchen ^ve. you Boiled Ham FRANKFURTS One Informal explanation of Fire Chief J. Thomas Bennett. ion of clviUan enterprise he said Fresh Liverwurst Skinless Frankfurts what'OPA meant by "emergency” Stock In a ^ t fioor gown shop - 02 FroM Danger it was causing, particularly among for v e l u . b l . wet w o r t In Pound Boxes, and Cigarettes waa that it was Intended only to ’ operated by Joseph Smith waa PURE LARD CUT MIXED FRUIT 3w»eco 2 CANS 25* Cannon Size farmers. Flake ..a .. ■ > , Mushrooms Ib. 33c Luncheon Loaf Pressed Ham see that drivers were not stranded V 02 Cooked Salami Meat Loaf damaged to the extent o f $10,000 i In I-Pound Packages For Your Xmas A Q m H.O. Octs FKO (Coatinned from Page One) * Senator <3havea (D., N. M.) said without-criflclngauj*^ on the streets or highways by the by the fire, which was of unde- ! I 11* he thought Ooagress ought to re­ In XmasV Cartons ) cut-off order; another was that ^ Pounds Cake, lb...... • r 'Seen Hazard Ige. bch. 5c PINEHURST SAL SAGE... termined origin. Two families were | aaoB're* -FOODS '•rce FKQ 11* factor alone will close the doors of claim eome of the raUoning and Precirion- Fresh Radishes the one-ooupon emergency ration forced to flee their apartments. | Bulk Citron and V |* other powera that it had "glvan gjo.a«tsyouuss OM Farms . ' - U 02 tiiousands of business which might «U ed to assure delieiou was intended' only for extreme The building, owned by the Ida ; Cherries, lb, , . . I w C Hecker's Fariu FKQ 11* .(Oontinned from Page One) away" to axacutiva agencies. Fill Your Gift List Now! Fresh situations "Involving almost life PEAS, 44 or otherwise remain open. Brody estate was gutted by fire Lemon and Orange FKO "And what Is said here about Henderson, native of MUlville, tesulu et every baking. SAUSAGE PATTIES lb. 49c or death." August 1, 1941, when a runaway BAKING FLOUR packpge Presto 27* N. J„ and a former school teacher Large Carrots Ib. 9c Peels, Vi l b ...... ^ L» unnecessary governmental red | landing fo w with a small nura- And noOung to do but eW No. 3 Ona Doily Msdiaoa 1st Prize DeLuxe Sausage Sperry, Brookfield and The spokesmen declined to spec­ truck crashed Into it and the , Royal Scarlet, ■AO ber of field guns and limited am­ and economtst. stepped into the ulate whether the up-shot of Ceresota Fieir 30* tape In the field of distribution of water. roU out end bake. Brookfield Small Links First Prize Bag Sausage gasoline tank exploded. large pkg...... CUT GREEN course applies equally to manufac­ munition effected a landing and Waahlngtan aoena in the daya of 2 bchs. 25c I Icke’s statement, when it,, comes, Three companies of firemen an­ -English Walnutfi, Sweetbeirts..p3 TAKta 19* began running out o f ammunition. the NRA. Can Fresh Beets might be more drastic than the BEANS, package turing,” the report added. Bartlett Pears Serve Sausage at least once over the week-end. . . swered two_ alarms to battle the ; Bisquick, large large, lb...... Unless the conditions complain­ ’The sheila for the guns of the In 1941 he was made head of tenfporary elimination of all A - fire for three hours. the old Office of Price Adminlatra- the amall links, or Sperry and Brookfield Bags at 52c lb. ed of are corrected, the committee Navy ships covering uie operation South Haven Fresh Tomatoes Ib. box 21cj books in the eastern shortage package ...... STRAWBERRIES, Mixed Nuts, OVEN FRESH- would not fit the Army field Uon and ClviUan Supply, pradecea- offer good vaIne...or select the DeLuxe small links area; or whether a new‘Slash In a said it would recommend at the fancy, lb...... pieces.” aor of the present OPA. He re­ coupon value, already trimmed to package next session of Congress legisla­ Freeh above. P^a’per Shell tion to “compel their correction in Kilgore aaid that and many an­ signed several days ago as civil- Cherries in Heavy 5yrup 3 gallons each, might be in the A b o u t T ow n VANILLA t Royal Scarlet, Almonds, lb...... MARVEL Order to avert the destruction of other similar (Ufflculties could be tan aupply administrator, a sepa­ Chicory or Endive 2 lbs. 19c: For the long Christmas holiday.. .our 16 to 20-Ib. offifig. Independent small business and, obviated if the nation had a cen­ rate agency continued under the Stocks Critically Low Large Pecans, Oalondo Turkeys are a nice size to order. Please don’t Girt Scouts of St. Mary's church b o ttle ...... with it, the middle‘ Class of this tralised department for war. He War Production Board. 2 No. 2 cans 25c Ickes issued a statement in lb...... country.” ' einphaelsed the word *Yor.” B e a ^ Byplaln Actions bch. 7c ialuy urdwring Tnrkeya or Christmas Fruit Gift Baskets. New York yesterday on the situa­ will put on the pageant Sunday j GOLD MEDAL FLOUR Fresh Parsley___ _ afternoon at four o'clock. FOOD COLORS BREAD Margins **100 Thin** Such a department, he aaid, In his letter o f resignation he B u f Peppcridge Farm Bread.. .Kavanaugh’s Eng- tion. Carton, ^ |P In a section devoted to “pries could Have necessary subdlvisionA said he always vrould be “readily VaM da Large. Pieeh Boneh Declaring that stocks in ths esst 24 Vj-pound LARGE to W mSm ar Emily Harrison’a French Dressing at Pine- squeerea.” the committee said op- including ground forces water­ available and eager to explain any ' were "critically low”, he urged Private Atholl Wilson, son of Mr. 4 vials 1,4 LB bag I ••••••■• efrUng margins between replace­ borne forces. Air Forces end a and all OPA actions for which I 2 bchs. 23c drivers to "keep your car in the and Mrs. Thomas D. Wilson o f. Spice Sets Tomato 5auce Can Anis Woodland atreet, left this morn­ LOAF 1 1 ‘ ment costa and ceiling prices “are centrabaed service of supply. Un­ have had responriblUty.” * garage unless you absolutely must Eight jars in a handy rack, Mr. Roosevelt termed Hender­ w o rk - Preeh. M e y ing for Fort Jackson, S. C., after { SEEDLESS RAISINS 12-po|ind SLICED! ENRICHED' too thin to permit o f oonttnuad op- der hie plan, the higher oflicera ^khiebta tiino lor use it all filled with Spices. An -^-tions except at a loos,” la some arould have practical training and son's task “exceedingly difficult "Eliminate immediately all driv­ having spent a abort furlough at 1.5-ounce b a g ----- doz. 35c hia home. Ideal Gift! :--i''cs the replacement costs experience in all branches the and thanReas"-but one performed Florida Oranges ing for pleasure or for any bor­ package ...... tha riaBTSTlBitt ejMtltJa* r . h:; higher than current celUng aervloe. end would be fully capable “with energy and unexampled derline DurDoae.” he aaid, adding: AU aricM BablM le aarhi* BkeoBBB. fia k o rn dnlegr LEAF SAGE OR 5-pound prices. of ooiwaandinc amphibious opera- courage. Tha other os ass, it said, ratail ttoos. "When you are ready to return The JW.HALC COER $1.50 per set eoM lIlW W *** 4 f o r 2 3 « THYME, pkg. . . . bag . . . celling prlcea hava been ao low as A hiU to ooneoUdete kll fighting to work.” the President added. ‘T , MAMCMSsrm C o n n - Crranefruit trial’ reouirements and to preserve to induce a decline in production services into one department died shaU certainly want your asalst- itba health of thg sa c^ ia tanna ' oommndiHsa. Tha out*. with the close of the last Oongreae. onoo ia soma othar capacity.” .A i . High Tops Windham 35-32; Middletown Here To

Items Of InieresilShopping With Judy Local Wo Mike Holovak Yanks Trade tmmmmmmmmmmjmmmmmmmi | WXHIMHIliMlIllllinMVlIlWMlinWJWMWWMXfnc- Down River'Team Turkingfon’s Tally Advertise ment— Advertisement— Advertisement- Advertisement— Credits Luck With Indians HELLO THERE:— By B ogb Fullerton, Jr. ^probably will turn up when feath­ live table lamps ^4.05 and gS.9S. $5.98 for acceptable Christmas May Cause Trouble For His Play erweight champ Willie Pep takes YOU MAY BE GOING LIGHT The children will adore their dis­ suggestions! New York, Dec. 18—(JV -to his No Wampum Involved Terminates Tilt Now with Coffee Scarce ON CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES Gifts for a Junior Miss? on ‘ lightweight contender AUle play of stuffed toys and cuddly latest blast at football for service Stolz in an overweight bout at the ' As Both Qubs Benefit THIS YEAR but don’t pass up dolls $3.9,*i up. but hurry, they are Remember Her With Flowers men, Gene ^^inney remarked, “ 1 the tradition of giving some Visitors Have Improved Boston College Player Garden, Jan. 15. They’ll be ready selling rapidly! This Christmas Here’s Your Answer never played football, and I bad to announce toe match in a cpuple (^By Winter Deal. ‘ Sudden Death* Period Learri How to Brew It Christmas happiness to someone Across the wofld Rockets Rock Box Score this year, even if it has to be lim­ Alter Poor Start and Is Unassuming Chap toe warrior psychology.” . . . That of days. . . . Syl Apps, Toronto 1 Ends with Victofy The Old Sti-ndby at Christmas— flowers carry your doesn’t sound like the warrior Maple Leafs star center, is study­ By Austin Beabnear ited. The boys home from camp Manchester Tlmre are many persons who, Vo«‘"tend to^ s^ ^ Hankies for Men love arid sentiment at New York— Red, white and blue | rayon; a sewing kit, or a good Locals Are Looking Who Blushes Often whose object in boxing was to ing tactics to prepare for entering For Manchester Hig^ for Christmas will want to see Yes, you can find real linen Christmastime. You’ll mending kit. Mohawks^ Five New York, Dec. 18—(JT)—The B. F. T. will say today that coffee is the you happy and the children scuffs with yarn boy-and-glrl dolls I make enough money to quit toe the Army. Opponents claim be al­ Amilrican League’s first player Don’t spoil initial preparations men’s hankies, plain and initialed admire the glorious For the Junior Volunteer and For Trouble Tonight. At Press Notices. ready knows enough on the sub­ Elggleston, If ...... 0 0 0 At Willimantic. shouldn’t be deprived of Christ­ on the toes j . . angel-soft tulle ; fight giune and “settle down to a 0 most important single food in by careless measuring. When you at Keller’s Men’s Shop, 887- Main display at McCon- the girl who always walks to ject. trade since the 1942 baseball sea­ Hampton, If . ****** X 0 mas happiness, so even though it On Rec Floor normal life.” . . . We auspect that Turklngton, rf 0 12 thalr diet And yet, many of them find the proportions which pro­ street, 35c and 50c each. Fine ville’s, the Florist, 832 Main street. dancing dresses . . . firemen’s red school, rain or shine, a really Middletown High, with a fair By Stove fPLesry some of Gene’s objections come son ended Irtt toe New York Yan­ ...... 6 “Gob" Turklngton tossed in a duce the flavor that you enjoy will take a bit of scrimping in knitted underwear . . , yellow Cole, r f ...... •***•• 2 1 5 wtU probably admit several quality initialed hankies, too, box­ Nice -Victory Gardens $1.25 up, pretty raincoat and umbrella to basketball varsity, Invades Man- A P Pentiires from thoee first four words—’T Service Department kees and Oleveland Indians both neat double marker .in the “suddea most, stick to them. Coffee which many Instances, let’s make the ed 2 for 50c are grand value! nightgowns sprigged with pink Scudieri, c ...... 2 1 5 bright poinsettias 35c up, and oth­ pick up her spirits in bad weather. bhester tonight and plays the high Ne'wton, Mass., Dec. 18—^Watch­ never played football.” . . . If he Getting ready for a tussle with better fortified today for the 1943 months from now, that they never is too weak one day and too strong most of what we have, and enjoy it as much as we possibly can. er blooming potted plants. A host rosebuds and teamed with quilted Also suitable are a twin sweater Haugh Scores Lonely Anderson, e . »•••••• 1 0 2 death” overtime period in Wind­ In the following column you will find a quick guide to last minute tehm at toe School street Rec. Off ing Mike Holovak tear oppoalng had, he might understand the psy­ Gil Dodds in the Sugar Bowl mile pennant race— If any. really tasted a “perfect" cup of the next is very wasteful. You Pictures and Mirrors Make of Christmas wreaths and sprays bedjacket . . . yach and all of set, or a reversible sports coat— to a rather poor start, the down Curtis, Ig ...... 1 2 4 ham last night and it was th* Christmas shopping and we hope you'll find many of the suggestions Double Score; Tigers lines to ribbons on the offensive or chology that makes a guy put In a race,,Ensign Walter Mehl of the The deal, announced yesterday Bucciano, Ig...... 2 1 d ooffee until they were forced to and your family may enjoy the ThoughtfulJ outs for the cemetery 35c up. these express the wartime char­ short and boxy like a sailor’s river school hss come along rapid­ backing up his own forward wall couple of hours on the gridiron af­ Iowa Navy Pre-flight school not winning basket that enabled Man­ valuable in filling out the rest of your gift lists. acter of 1942 Christmas gifts for by President Ed Barrow of the Phelon, rb ...... 3 0 0 use It sparingly and to prepare it aroma of coffee throughout the Solve your Christmas jacket—of wdde wale corduroy ly during toe past two weeks and Lead Junior League savagely on the defense, it’s hard ter a full day of Army or Navy only give up bis noon hour to chester to win. Windham was far With care. Undoubtedly, Ameri- house, but remember, what has es- Here they are;— pubzies by giving gifts the junior miss. with cotton gabardine lining. Yankeea sent Catcher Buddy Ro- Groman, rg ...... 0 0 0 Doubly Wonderful Thin Y e a r - looks a lot better for the struggle to believe he’s just a bashful, un* training. . . . And just to toss a practice, but he rakes and marks sar and outfielder Roy Chillenblne better than the local partisans will be astonished at how caped into the air cannot be re- for the home. An out­ Gifts She’U Love! Too big for playthings as such, All those high-schoolers whose here tonight. At Rec Center. Santa Says— assuming kid who can bluab—and question at LieuL Oomdr. Tunney, the track himself before each to toe Indiana for otitflelder Roy Totals ...... 18 6 35 thought and were *11 even at toe rapidly they have learned to make captured in the cup. So do not on turkeys, potatoes and onions. standing collection. of bright warm all she still has a lively Imagination fancy also turns to a career-future Indications right now point to a often does. why shouldn’t the colleges make a workout. . . . Wilfrid Hetzel. the the necessary adjustment and at boll coffee. Serve it Immediately “ A Splendid Collection of Cos­ Sure, there’s a price ceiling—but ★ and more special interests than Weatherly and Oscar Grimes, an framed reproductions of wool sweaters will like hobby-stuff with a prac­ well balanced team from Man­ end of four regulation periods. metic and Soap Gifts” The Freshman Five won by for­ Moat of the blushes come when fellow who would rather read basketball trick shot star, reports infield handyman. Windham the pleasure they have begun to after it is made and be careful to prices on the.se foods always vary famous oil paintings and a splendid $2.98, in every her mother or older sister did at tical portent for developing any chester this year. ’The team’s extra to* Boston Cbllege all-America from Sheppard Field Tex., that Manchester’s team functionud dartve from using a variety of make only what you will use. If You can get lots of feit over the Swishers as the Keats go out there and scrimmage There was no cash involved in B. F. T. with the season. They’ll remain choice of all types of framed mir­ wanted style she the ’teen age. And there’s your skill or aptitude. Drawing tools period triumph last night at Wil- back hears himself praised for his as long as they make toe fellow he's due to leave the hospital af' Sayers, rg . . . •*••••« 0 0 0 smoothly throughout and met a , other beverages. by chance there is some left over, luxury for little in the static during November, Decem­ key to a successful gift list for limantic has strengthened this be­ Swishers did not have a team on the transaction. It also was an rors $7.95 up at Burton Pearl’s, will love and and pencils for the budding artist gridiron exploits, because Mike who’d rather acrimmag* go tn ter 96 days and hopes to resume even swap from the standpoint of Harlow, rg ...... 2 3 7 good Windham team in what was Wartime shipping problems this may be saved to flavor a pud­ gala packaged soap ber and January. Then they’ll in­ Sheridan Bldg. Unique framed practically live in. her. or draftsman are good, and for lief. ’Turklngton has stepped Into the floor. ding or a sauce. Gay peasani has always figui^ that he’s just there and read Keats? his exhibitions at games played by the military draft, an Important Clapp, Ig ...... 0 0 0 the best game of the year in these have curtailed the grocer’s sup­ and cosmetics that are crease and reach their peak by plaque embossed pictures of ani­ Tyrolean sweaters, warm with If she’s going out with boys, the would-be designer, a set of the spark role for the locals and parts. Both teams are about even­ Enjoy to the fullest Uie coffee on display at Billie’s The Tigers continued their diz­ plain lucky. the Officers’ team, coached by consideration in any baseball deal English, c ...... 0 1 1 ply of coffee. Hence, rationing will August when they’ll start de­ mals, children and flowers—• bright embroidery $3.98; smart clothes that are very special will prints or pictures, and scissor.s Middletown will probably keep an ly matched, as the score indicates you are allowed, but don’t atop Beauty Shop, Dep<)t zy pace as they swamped toe Lucky as a sophomore to have Today’s Guest Star Chuck Hyatt. . . . After seeing his these days. Ail four players have Barbero, c ...... 0 0 0 testrlct the consumer to slightly creasing again. they're lovely, $1.25 up. for your Roman Striped Toppers for slacks excite her. .Consider a party dress and other Instruments for covering eye on this sharpshooter this eve­ Scott, r f ...... 3 3 0 The back court play of the silk more than one cup a day. So let’s there. Learn to enjoy also the Square. All kinds of Wolverines, 38 to 9. Tedford again such great tutors aa Frank Leahy Doug 'Vaughan, Windsor (Ont.) weight drop from 210 pounds to famillea and are classified 3-A. Christmas gift list solutions. $2.98; tailored and dressy blouses with flurrying skirt or a warm a screen or wastebasket for her ning. and Ed McKeever, now at Notre 188 in a month at»<3amp White, Noheimr, rf ...... 0 0 0 town aggrregation was at its peak : make that one cup the best cup of other delicious beverages which colognes, cosmetics, soaps, bath Daily Star: “True sport as wo Observers labeled the transac­ Oh! Santa Please! Stop at $1.49-$1.98, and a nice selection of short date dress, or a lovely challis room. To the credit o f these high was the spark-plug for the win­ Dame, and a blocking back Uke Ore., baseball scout Art Parker Fay, If ...... 4 0 8 against Windham. ; coffee we have ever made. Fresh­ are still available. Send cocoa on powders and liquid sashets in in­ school teams they are taking know it has its part to play in this tion the perfect trade, rince it' fills Marlow's The New, Complete Une of 1943 handbags $2.49—at Manchester's print with velveteen jacket. Any sports-minded youngster ners as he sunk eleven baskets. Henry Tocxylowaki. troubled and periled world of ours. reached this conclusion: “If a K in g .ilf...... eefeas* 3 1 7 Each scored four points during ly roasted, freshly ground coffee Its way to the breakfast table triguing packages for “her.” Ny­ travel discomforts in the proper weak spots on both teams. Also, Oh! Santa please Wallpapers Have Arrived at new'est women’s shop. Beck’s, 846 Try A Sewing Kit would kindle to home bowling Lucky as a junior to get a It is a big part, too, but still only baseball club had the training we the first overtime period and ’ Is our starting point. ’Then store regularly. Let milk, buttermilk, lon brush and comb sets, too, are spirit and aim to keep right on Osborne and Brennan did toe with Weatherly teaming up with and mixed milk drinks become at­ stop at Marlow’s McGill’s! Main street. The girl who’s sewing for hei^ equipment, skating or skiing cbanc* to learn toe intricacies of a supporting role. Most of our sol­ do, it could get in first-class shape Totals ...... 12 8 22 neither had much of a chance ex­ . your precious supply In a tightly lovely and an ideal gift for Christ­ self nowadays would appreciate a playing 'is long as there ia any scoring for toe Wolverines. ’The Joe DiMaggio and Charley Keller, tractive and delicious additions to basement to choose Why not give clothes, or bright toga for any toe T-formatlon, as instituted by diers of today are better soldiers for the season tn about two it may give the Yankees the fast­ cept for a couple of long heavei eover^ container and If you have mas. All invitingly priced! dress-length of wool, challis or outdoor activity. mode of transportation a'vallable. Wolverines have found it impos­ Score at half time. Windham 17. room in the refrigerator, keep it every menu. Besides, they are the toys for the chil­ the folks at home For “Little Toes” This Christmas Coach Deiuiy Myers and former bbcause their minds had been wetks.” est outfield in the league. Manchester 13, .referee, Hlllyer; which never came close. Windham a real, practical, The local team, for instance, sible to produce a team on the led at the end of the first half, 17- ttere or in some other cool place. packed with vitamins, minerals, dren. Games, metal —Kall-sten-lks White Baby Shoes traveled to Meriden by train last floor as most of their players are Chicago Bear Carl Brumbaugh, made the more alert, their bodies Grimes, however, appeared to be time, 8 min. quarters (two Over­ and other health-giving nutrients Conservation “Plus” goods of all kinds, useful and truly who replaced the Leahy regime, the better equipped to stand the Cleaning toe Cuff 13 but Manchestaer evened the Become an expert at brewing Everybody now realizes that Kali-sten-lk shoes are all X-ray with buttered crumbs and ^jeat in Friday, by bus last night and working nights and decided to the key man in the deal for tbe time periods.) ooffee. First of all, make an im­ which coffee cannot claim. As a even rubber balls, decorative Xmas inspected and they make a splen­ oven until brown. Serve with d a b BtU «Topa’ . rigors of war by a life-long love Billy Herman already has sign­ Yankees, who need infield Uaur- count shortly after the start of the pre-war all-wool clothes are more Middletown comes here tonight drop out of toe League after last third period. maculate coffee pot the rule, and matter of fact, coffee—black—has dolls galore, doll clothes and fur­ present by giv­ did gift for little folk at Christ­ mixed green salad, hot rolU. via the long trail up through of and participation in athletics.” ed his 1^43 contract with the ance now that Phil Rixzuto is in no food value whatsoever. So serve precious than a good many of our ing them wallpa- night’s game. Any other Junior Lucky as a senior to fts've one tto t means scnibbing with soap niture, stuffed toys, doll houses, mas. The Kali-sten-ik baby shoes C u ttin g Cromwell and Hartford and thence team, averaging 14 to 16 years Dodgers at the same salary he got the Navy, Red Rolfe is at Yale aa Public war bousing which to­ The rivalry between toeap these other nourishing beverages other, more prized, pea#etlme pos­ paper to bright­ more y**r to play and to play it this year. . . . Art Dehnert, son of " and hot water and rinsing thor­ new and instructive games and are perfected shoes for growing to Manchester. may take their place in toe league with a club he still calls “tops,’ Onc-Mlnute Sports Page a coach. Buddy Haasett is report­ taled about $235 million In tbe schools is keen and last night’s with the full knowledge that by sessions. This applies also to silk en up a room or the inventor of the pivot play, is a fracas was brim full of thrUUng oughly after each use. Bolling a so many, many idea are still seen young feet. They are so flexible Always there has been that if they contact either Howard despito that awesome pasting Prospects for the Florida Rac­ ed headed for the armed forces first half Of this year will approx­ selutloR of soda and 'vater in it, doing so, you are helping to build and cottons. Men’s discarded in an abundant selection at Mar­ two. The new and inviting, com­ burton* s ing season aren’t so hot because candidate for the Columbia bas­ imate $400 million for the calen action from start to finish and shirts make charming blouses for that they cannot harm tiny bones C orn ers “feeling” between Manchester and Brown or John Thumer at the which it received in Its final game and Frank Crof.^tl Is under sus­ once a week, will insure its clean­ sturdy families, who will, in turn, low’s and prices are remarkably plete 1943 line of fine wallpapars still in the formative stage, can­ Mid^etown and no punches are business has been too good in Mi­ ketball team but doesn’t figure to pension for the first 80 days of dar year, the Department of Com­ Ck>ach Wilfred Clarke relished to* speed the victory of a mighty mother or tub • frbcks for daugh­ Bast Side Rec within toe next few with Holy Cross. Lucky, too, to liness., Have your coffe ground as low! 1ms arrived at McGill’s, 645 Main not cramp baby’s ever-moving, pulled when tke schools meet no days. ami all summer. . . . Racing folks get a regular place. . . . (>amton the 1943 season. merce reports. ■victory. fine as possible for the type of pot nation. ter, According to her age. Even street They will be glad to advise Even SO small an item as a pow« get a chance to redeem himself Bowl at Montgomery, Ala., where ever-growing feet. Ask to see matter what the sport season Is at In the nightcap toe Rocketa and hia team against Alabama in figure the town already Is too flill a much-wom silk dress can be “You’ll Find It at the GIFT BOX” you regarding choosing just the der puff is worth saving these to leave much room for winter the Blue-Gray game 'will be play­ utilized as an inner lining for ex­ them in white at C. E. House A days. So don’t discard puffs when toe tone. Tonight wUl be no excep­ soared to new heights as they toe Orange Bowl. Says Santa ' right paper for your individual Son, Inc. visltoM with dough to lose. . . . As ed, will have an extra 2,500 seat­ tra warmth. soiled. Soak for five minutes in a tion to this rule and a red hot clubbed toe Mohawks 57 to 6. Kur- “You can’t give Holy Cross too If you want to give distinctive needs in your home! argument is looked for when the lowicz, Murphy, and (jordera were Prexy John C. Clark of Hialeah ing capacity this year. . . . That lukewarm suds, rub clean gently, much credit,” says Mike. “They Yanks-Indians trade yesterday gifts and yet gifts that are useful teams take the floor. The second toe big guns for toe Rockets. put it, "We will have everything Wayside Musings For ChrlstnuM and for Always Pure Wool Gift Suggestions From rinse thoroughly. Dry on absorb­ got toe jump on us right at the looks like an even swap-^two 8-A and a practical addition to any Sure-Fire "Can’t Go Wrong” TheM Knitting Miils teams of both schooU will play in Lesgue Standing start and they poured it on us. It but spectators.” . . . The biggest You can depend ent cloth. Finger to restore fluffi­ gate of the winter fight season men for two otoer 3-A’a. home, be sure and visit The Gift Gifts for Him Warm, woolly Tyrolean the preliminary which starts at W. L. was tough to take a beating like upon a Shaeffer Box, at Watkins. Here, gathered There is such a complete selec­ ness. *At the FInt Streak of Dawn” suddenly, in spite of himself, dis­ Lifetime pen and cardigan sweaters for 7:30 sharp. Tigers ...... 3 0 that but Holy Ooss had a great In every home where thbre are plays an open purse for all at together for your inspection and tion of everything for the man at women $2.97, in all • — y P anthers...... 2 1 team that day. We just didn't for the sixth time and make the pencil set to give for easy selecting are hundreds ol Glennby’s—an Adam Hat certifi­ Serve canned peaches with chill­ ehildzen, at the first streak of Christmas time. you lifetime serv­ sizes. All wool skirts, Freshman F ive ...... 2 . 1 hpve i t ” tenth year in which he has receiv­ Men and women, all but too one-of-a-kind bits of decorative cate; an Adam shirt or if he pre­ ★ ed custard sauce—top with gen­ Records Show dawn, there’s the pitter-patter of ice and you can pleated all around sizes erous blob of tart currant jelly. Eastern Team Royal Blue Juniors . 2 1 ed more than 100 Walks. His life­ feet tip-toeing down the late, remember their own happy arts collected from all corners of fers a Shirt-Craft shirt; Inter­ 24 to 32, $3.38. Heavy all wool Rocketa ...... 1 2 R C. Bowl Record time total of 1,444 is a record. get them at Mat­ this country. from England, woven socks; Wembly ties; belts V ■ ' ataira to where the stockings are childhood and their own Christ­ thew Wlor’s, Jew­ shaker sweaters for men, all sizes, Swishers ...... 1 2 Boston — OF) — Here is Boston Ott’s 93 runs batted in also boost­ mas mornings of long ago and. get China, and Mexico and at prices and suspenders; Brentwood sweat­ For a meat-extender casserole Mize Leading ed his record total to 1,648. hung by the mantlepiece, to open eler, 997 Main St. $3.18, and wool coat sweaters for try this: Vacuum packed yellow Leaves T o d a y Mohawks ...... 1 2 (College’s record in football bowl the presents that Santa has ieft. off that Christmas letter to truly remarkable. They range ers and. a host of other selections men with reinforced double elbow. W olverines...... 0 3 games: Vince DiMaggio of ^ttsburgh He also has displayed those na­ from 25c to $10.00 with most for mefi. Prices for this high qual­ com, mixed with browned chopped led In strikeouts with 87, two more And not far behind come mother mother. The feeling that “ it is tionally advertised Waterman s, $2.88. Hand-knit all wool hats for 1940— Clemson 6, B. C. 3 (Cot­ more blessed to give than re­ things under $3.00. Beautiful ity merchandise are quite reason­ beef, chopped sweet green and red N. L. Slugger than Camilll. A year ago Camilli and dad to/1ielp admire the bulg­ Eversharp and Wahl pen and pen­ women. 50c. Be sure to stop in at peppers and onions, sauteed, cook­ All-Stars Report Ready Tigers ton Bowl). ing stockings and share in the un- ceive” envelops the people every­ waste baskets of heavy fiber with able, too, at Glenney’s Men’s Shop, The Manchester Knitting Mills at B. F. T. 1941— B. C. 19, Tennessee 13 was the leader with 115 and Di­ where and everyone makes a spe­ cil sets, $3.95 up. If you’re watch Currier A Ives. English Hunt 789 Main street. ed rice, moistened with tomato Maggio fanned 100 times. aontroUed glee of the youngsters. minded—be sure, too, to see the Manchester Green and see more sauce. Combine, season, sprinkle For Action; Coaches Davis, If ...... 2 0 4 (Sugar Bowl). 8o it is all over the land at cial effort to bring happiness to prints and old mats $1.29; Caro­ Tedford, rf ...... 11 0 1943—B. C. ?? , AUbama ?? Former Cardinal Star .WItek Tops fine collection of all types for both of these grand all wool gift items. 22 Nicholas (Mickey) Witek of the Ctolstmas, the homey spirit of some one or to many, as they can. lina pottery vases are lovely, $1.19 Time to Get Those Christmas Feel Confident. Davidson, c ...... 4 0 8 (Orange Bowl). men and women at Wior’s, still and up; Grand fireplace bellows, Pictures Framed Heads List of Real Giants, who was the leading sec­ Christmas, the spirit of making For since that time so many available. Sunlight King. Ig ...... 0 a 0 brooms, woodbaskets, etc. Time is short if you want those Evanston, IIL. Dec. 18—UP)—The ond baseman on the basis of field­ someone happy. years ago when, in the city of By Helen Welshimer L ng, Ig ...... 0 0 0 Hitters Last Year; ing percentage, hit Into the hnost Teu see it, too, in the holly David, the Wise Men found a babe photographs framed for Christ­ FOR CHRISTMAS coaching staff for the East All- Mllikoski, rg ...... 1 6 2 Try It! So Many, Many Real Christmas}' mas. 'ITie Johnson Paint Co. have The sun makes halos here and Young to Fight Mel Ott Second. double plays, 23. wreaths bung on the doorways wrapped in swaddling clothes, How to make use of those old- there Stars got a first look at its squad CTUTord, rg ...... 1 0 2 Bill Nicholson of the Cubs and across the nation. Tou see it in lying in a manger, we have kept Cards a wide range of nice frames to today aa the collegians assembled fashioned shoulder-high kid gloves The Dcwey-Richman Christmas For unprotected heads to wear. Dick Bartell of the Giants tied for ttia Christmas smOes. across the Christmas and tried to keep the choose from and their work is at Northwestern University before 19 0 38 ZaneUi Tonight By Jud»oD Bailey Which salvage drives have un­ card racks are still well stocked commendable as well as reason­ being hit most often by pitchers, aounters as young folks pidr out Christmas spirit alive. So, It throws its ribbons on the street moving on to San Francisco and Wolverines New York. Dec. 18—i/Pt —TTie earthed from attic trunks was with a large selection of unusual able. But hurry. If you want them each with eight. t what they are sure will please though It may seem the prayers found by a home front creator a Like shining rugs for the people's the annual East-West benefit foot­ B. F. T. leading slugger in the National The Cardinals, enroute to win­ m and Dad, sister and brother. of Chirstian people this Christmas cards— those for the Doctor, the for Christmas! feet. ball game on New Year's day.' little while ago. They make fasci­ Brennain, If ...... 2 1 5 Boston, Dec. 18— tJP)—A welter­ League last season, official rec­ ning the pennant and woiid cham­ Ita the seurtying of the family toare without avail, the Christmas Dentist, the Milkman, etc., as well Co-coaches Andy Kerr of Col­ McC&nn, r f ...... 0 0 e nating, cuddly animals for young as all the family, your relatives It ties its gold In loops and bows 0 weight match made almost two pionship, proved themselves the Mde their gtfts in every conceiv­ story and its inspiration is still Sheer Hosiery a “ Must” for Her gate and Dr. George Hauser of Osborne, c ...... 2 0 ords released today showed, was children with comparatively little and friends at Christmas. On people’s shabby-1 o o k i n g 4 months ago is scheduled to go on best home duo in the league, but able out-of-the-way comer and ours to remember this Christmas . This Christmas Minnesota and assistant Dudley Vesco, ig ...... 0 0 0 Johnny Mize of the * New York the Dodgers were tops on the road. labor. Fingers and thumbs stuffed A well-known make of 75 denier clothes. GMtSS tonight when Corporal Garvey the aooompanylng admonition 1942. It is seen in the Christmas De Groot of the University of Connors, rg ...... 0 0 0 Young of the U. S. Marine corps Giants. At home St. Louis won 60 and lost with cotton become legs and tails .\ New Shipment of Table Lamps rayon, very sheer hosiery, has ar­ The husky first baseman who *^daat you dare to peek.” spirit that still prevails over our and even elephant trunks, while And watching faces you can tell Rochester planned to run the 21 Keith, rg ...... 0 0., • 0 and Ralph Zanelli o f Providence 17 while Brooklyn won 57 and lost old Scrooge himself, who land and it has its foundation in — Just In Time for Christmas rived at The Wilrose $1.15. They That hearts today are feeling men through drlUa today. The clash in a 10-round bout at the was traded away from th St. 22. On the road BrookP'n won 47 the wide part of the glove is good There is a complete line ol also carry the popular Manning Louis Cardinals after the 1941 has been known to be scrupulous­ the Christmas story of centuries well. squad waa to leave tonight (9 p.m. 4 1 Arena. and lost 28 while St. Louis won 46 for all types of bodies. beautiful furniture for the home Hosiery, 89c. Nice wool skirt.s. GIVE “ HER” 9 season because they thought he ly eareful with bis money all year. ago that will never die. I ~ , G’bye now. e.w.t.) on a non-stop trip to the Score at half time, 13-6, Tigers. When they were first signed, and lost 31. at Benson’s and they have just re- solids and plaids $2.98 had passed his peak, led the sen- Christmas Cake tiuprenie to $7.98 A GIFT CERTIFICATE . West Coast. Referee. Kennedy. early In October,, Young was forc­ The Cardinals were the most cetved a new shipment of attrac- , and distinctive blouses $2.98 to Jufly The 18to meeting of the Elsat loi circuit this year runs bat­ We have a The new “ wonder” ed to ■withdraw because of a cut proficient at winning shutout She’ll appreciate a “Gift Certi­ and West AU-Stars is expected to eye. E!ariy this month they were ted In with 11 and had a slugging games, bagging 18 ■while being grand surprise stocking in .sheer Rockets percentage of .521 based on his ficate” that will entitle her to net 360,000 for the Shrine cripple^ 7 re-m atch^ and Young had to blanked themselves even times. for you—Mont­ rayon . . . it’s very children fund and war relief. The B. F. T. extra base hitting. In the same category Brooklyn Gay Gift Set — gomery Wards have a new Permanent at her Oordera, r f ask for another pxistponement be­ own convenience, ntyled to her flattering to the leg. game was played in New Orleans ...... 6 1 13 cause of an injured hand. Mize’s batting average waa .305, won 16 and lost eight. are featuring a Individual needs In any ef the last Urns. Murphy, If ...... 8 1 17 The winner has been assured of but in return for his 541 times at On the other hand *he Dodgers m a r v e lo u s Give Ho.siery to Kurlowiez, c ...... 8 1 17 bat he collected 282 ,total bases, A prise gift for your dearest Leaves from Anne Cabot’s Album | popular new hairstyles featured: ITie squad cocalsta of three AU- an early bout with Oeorgie Mar­ were without a rival at winning C h r is t m a s every girl o n . your Americas—end Davt Schreiner of Paliday, rg ...... 3 0 6 tin of Boston, who recently won including 26 homers, 25 doubles those spine-tingling contests de­ triead and one she’ll have for cake—The Dor­ Xmas list. Marcin, Ig ...... 2 0 4 and seven triples. cided by one-run. 'They played 44 years “to remember you by” is this AT Wisconsin, tackle Dick Wlldung of toe New England welterweight, othy Clare When one finds filet crochet Minnesota and back Paul Gover- Sullivan, Ig ...... 0 0 0 which had b^n vacated, by de­ Right behind Mize in slugging of them and won 27. TTie Giants thrilling boudoir set. The gowm is Christmas fruit cake — It Is pre­ Ck>ughlln, Ig ...... 0 0 0 feating Eanelli. Dave Andrews of percentgae waa hi* manager and were second with 21 triumphs out rtiaped by soft ribbon drawstrings being exhibited in Madison Square THE LILY BEAUTY nali of Columbia, one of the ooun' pared from a treasured recipe and try's outstanding paasenv and Lowell, and Leo Sawackt of Wor­ teammate, Mel Ott, with .497, fol­ of 39 and the Cardinals third with at toe neck and at toe waist. The Garden in New York, it is evident contains mixed fruit, cherries, nut- SALON Burton's punters tots seasoiL 27 3 57 cester, have been paired for the lowed by Ehioa Slaughter, St. 25 out of 49. Jacket, too is gathered with a meats, raisins, etc., and all the in­ that the age-old art of filet crochet Mohawk* eight-round semi-final. Louis .494: Stan Musial. St. Louis The Cardinals had the best rec­ drawstring at the neck and the Maude Turklngton, Proprietress 841 MAIN .STREET Others on the squad are: Ends gredients have been properly aged ______. B. A ^ r , T. .490; and Ernie Lombardi. Boston, ord in extra-inning gam es^’^in* long full sleeves are likewise held Is more than holding its own. .527 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER MANCHESTER Bob Dove, Notre Dame; BUI Bur' so that the cake is perfect for Leibodz, if ...... 0 2 2 Storrs, Dec. 18—(iP)—The Uni­ the batting champion, with - .482. nlng 12, losing five and playing by ribbon drawstrings. The Women’s International Ex­ kett, Iowa, and Ed Murphy, Holy serving when you get it It is a TEL. 7484 Cross; tackles, A1 Wistert, Michl' Haugh, If ...... r.. 1 0 2 versity of Connecticut’s basketball C^mllH Near Top two ties. Brooklyn won 13 and Pattern No. 8317 is in sizes 12, luscious dark fruit cake and is position was held in the Garden gan; AI Klug, Marquette; Morton Topllft, c ...... 0 1 1 team, vdto Walt Dropo running Dolph Camilli of Brooklyn, who lost seven. 14, 16, 18, 20. Size 14 set requires truly an achievement in Christ­ this fall—more than 30,000 pieces Shlekman, Penn; Harry Wright, Nodden, r g ...... 0 . 0 0 wild, trounced toe University of led In runs batted in \ year ago, finished a close second last sea­ yards 39-lncb material, 6 yards mas cake—we know because we of hamiwork from 38 states were Notre Dame, and Tom Albeighini, Cafra, Ig ...... 0 1 1 Maine, 72 to 55, last night in a ribbon. rough. New Eniland Conference son with 109. On\y Mize and Ca­ sampled it and immediately entered in the preliminary compe­ Holy Crass; centers S^hcer Mos­ Larkin Meets For this attractive pattern, send bought one. $1.49 for 5 lbs, 8o.,you MILK FOR ley, Yale, and Joe Sabasteanskl, 1 4 8 contest Dropo, injured early in milli succeededJin knocking acroes 15 cents, plus .1 cent for postage, see It is not expensive! Do try it! titions. The prize-winning filet to* gsme. returned to action in more than a hundred. table runner made by Roxanne Fordham; backs BiU Daley, Min­ Refer**, Kennedy. in coina with your name, address, nesota; Max Kielbasa, Duqueane; toe *econd half and recorded 25 Along with the figure* on slug­ HEALTH... ging, the National League also re­ Rugged Boxer pattern number and size to The Goodies from' home for the Fuger of Lincoln, Nebraska was George Lynn, Ohio State; Steve of his 27 points. Bill MePadden, unbelievably laceltke. A “ Last Bridgsport youth, was runner-up leased a miscellany of other rec­ G en ing Herald, Today’s Pattern beys: War workers, too, know the Filipowlcx, Fordham; George Ceit- Bervlce, 106 7th Avenue, New Supper” in filet by Mrs. Richards Boston College for. scoring honors with 20. Forty ords. Maple Nut Square* haml, Michigan/ and Bert Stiff, Ott. for instance, received 109 York. N. Y. are creamy and will bring back o? Warrentown, Virginia, was Importance of keeping “ fit” Penn. two personal fouls were called, 27 Beau Jack Seeks Title on the visitors. bases on balls to lead the league Sewing for Christmas? Then ; happy childhood memories to beautifully displayed—a four by while they do their bit along Kerr beUeves toe aquad 'will b* Off to Miami Vacated by Angott in you’ll appreciate the extra help , those hailing from New England. three foot Declaration of Inde- the assembly lines. 'They In fins condition tor to* clash. pendance. in filet, mounted on you can fln<. and all the new pat­ I Use 1 pound maple sugar (about know milk Is needed in their BIU Fox, Colgate quarterback, was New York Ring. PIONEER BELTS of topgrain ; 2 1-4 cups). 1 1-4 cups milk, 4 ta- blue silk and framed in silver— unabl* to join to* group b«cau*« terns shown In the Winter Fashion daily diet for healthy nutri­ Boston, D*c. IS.—0^ —A. squad cowhide with initialed silver Book, avails ble at 15c per copy. blespoons butter, 1-8 teaspoon enormous cobweb tablecloths, b* ha* orders to report to a ma' gossamer dollies, thousands of tion. ¥0071 find Bryant ft of 85 Boston OoUege football play­ Cutter Finds Sinking Japs By Sid Feder buckle. ■: $L00 You Give Send for this book with a 15c pat­ ' salt, 1-2 cup butternuts (if you ilnas officer* training school on ers, minus head Coach Denny New York, Dec. 18.—{JPt— For lovely crocheted designs - were In “ D” milk, prodneed under Thn Dec. 20. . / • tern. both will come to you for 25c , can get them) or walnuts and 1-2 Myers, will entrain this Morning the folks who can't remember the plus Ic for postage. I teaspoon vanilla. Mix sugar with beautifully displayed and admir­ Senltest System of Laboratory Protection, a favorite at home and ‘T asked toe boys to wirs me A DRESSING GOWN for hls ed by New York women. for Miami and their Oimiige Bowl More Fun Than Grid Sport last time they were able to ask j milk. Let stand 10 mimites to dis- with war workers. Be sore to Inclode It in their lunch boxes. thsir status before reporting to­ game with Alabama on Jan. 1. leisure hours. $3.95 Him solve then add butter and salt. day,” Kerr said, "some o t them the butcher to chop a round steak I The panel illustrated above may Myers is expected to Join hi* up into hamburger..- Madioca Up Cook over moderate fire until well be an exhibition piece. It is ORDER FROM did, but a lot faUed to reply. But I toink all of them are c le a :^ un­ squad in Washington, wbsrs be By Harry Grayson ’>cially now,” says lieutenant Cut­ Square Garden tonight offers a Anything From thick and a portion forms soft 19 by 15 inches. Six balls of num­ scheduled to take bis final sxaml- NEA Sports Editor ter. “Sinking Jap ship* with a sub. i n t e r w o v e n s o c k s In col­ ball when tested in cold water. ■* til after the game.” world Ughtweight title fight be­ ber 70 crochet thread will com­ 5 3 4 3 nation for a Navy commission. New London, Conn.. Dee. 18.— is much more exciting than sink­ tween Tippy Larkin and Beau orful Argyle plaid or plain col-, GLENNEYS Stir frequently while cooking. Re­ plete iL Crochet it tor your own 45c Becau^ of unfavorable weath­ Take it from a fellow who ha* ing big fellows with boxing Jack. ort. move from heat and let stand 10 home, mount it on silk or linen in Bryant tk Chapman Co* er, the Eagles have had only eight Up minutes. Beat until thick and done both, it is more fun torpedo­ gloves It's more constructive, This is the same world light­ a medluhi blue shade— frame it in TELEPHONE 7897 too.” More particularly, creamy. Add rest of ingredients workouts sine* they ended toelr ing a Jap ship toon it is kicking weight championship Sammy An­ HANSEN g l o v e s of pigskin silver-painted wood. It may never regular seasmi so disastrously a winning field goal against tbe iny of these hand­ and pour onto greased pan. Flat­ Physically, lieutenant Cutter is gott left in one piece when he ab­ to enhance his outdoor appear- O J travel as far as Madison Square fully designed pictures in wools Avenue, New York City. Enclose 1 sgalnat Holy Cross on Nov. 28. Army or any other, football team. one of tbe biggest men in the dicated a few weeks back. Since ten aith hands or back of knife ance. picked, selected Garden, buV no matter—It will be and BilkA cent postage for each pattern Since Myers was able to give his The authority for to* statement Navy. He stands 6 feet 2, weighs then, however, the New York and cut into squares. When firm a treasure in your own house! Up gifts to please the WTap in waxed paper and pack in If you’d like the filet crochet ordered. squad contact work only ^ twice is Lieut. Slade Cutter, Navy’s AU- 255 pounds. sH te Athletic Commission and the metal box. Knit-Knacks: instructions for toe Lord’s t*ray- Anne Cabot’s Fall and Winter aincs than he has told toe Bagla America tackle of 1934 who re­ He helped coach the Navy line National Boxing Association have PAJAMAS of Flannel, Broad, most difficult man. MAKE A PERFECT er Pand (Pattern Na 5343) send Album now available—contains •INGUSH M IRKS that they will have double prac­ cently returned from toe Pacific for two years, taught boxing to been doing a little carving on it. cloth and Silk In many new col­ ors and patterns. $ Come in and see All Her Favorite Popular Piece* Sweaters, suits, afghans, blan­ 10 cents in Coin, Your Name and timely helps for warm knit and •INGUSH Sm iNG tice aeaslona and plenty o f hard to t ^ * a . spaeial course at- the the plebes in hia spare time. As a result, when Tippy and 2.00 WARTIME GIFT scrimmaging as sooq as they get For the Piano kets, socks, hats, knitted lace Address and the Pattern Number crocheted garments, patch work L A M P S submarine boM her*. Like Fnotfaall TTesim Beau finish fiaiUng each otoer In ADAM. WHITNEY. AND Up these things tdday! setUsd la MUmL And all her favorite rec­ tablecloths, bedspreads—the finest to Anne Chbot The . Manchester ideas, quilts, embroideries—send •»GUSHC010RM6S When it is puUished to* story j Lieutenant Cutter seconds their 15’ rounder, which Promoter * SHTRTCRAFT 8 H I R T S for In the United States were nug- AU of toe players, except Full­ of to* expedition in Japapes*' Comdr. .Tom Hamilton in the rec­ Mike Jacobs figures will lure a ords, too, are available Evening Herald 106 Seventh for your copy. Price 15 cents. An ideal Gift for the Home 00$ every purpose, In broadcloth, ★ at R. S. Potterton’s, at niflcently shown at the recent ex­ back Mickey OonnoUy and tackle water* in which Lieutenant Cut­ ommendation of football as train­ gaudy gate of $50,000 and a crowd oxford cloth or madras. Mapy $1.95 FREE the Center. Popular mu­ hibition at Madison Square Gar­ Joe Repko, are la top plwtoU ter participated wiU b* another ing for flying and sub work. Com­ of at least 15,000, the neatly- collar styles. sic is 35c a sheet dr 3 den. .. .a thousand dollar prize was TABLE LAMPS shape. Both of toe exeeptioas have glorious chap tor ia Na'val history. mander Hamilton was head coach stitched 135-pound title doily wlU Up GIFT BOXES for $1.00 and is a new feature at awarded for a quilt___ a hooked shoulder injuries and havs been Lieutenant Cutter and the men at Crabtown when Cutter played. start to come apart at the beams. WeaiBLEY AND CHENEY Potterton’s. rug with a vegetable design and provided with special pads with him sawoplutty of action. “A submarine crew is Uke a The New York Commission has NECKTIES make an Ideal gift. inscription “Grow More Vege­ A* *w eeJ *pwJeUe * It was Midshipman Cutter’s 20- football team,” he points out. ‘Tf arranged that the winner tonight Hand-made, wrinkle resistant, $ 1.00 , BUY For Christmas Mck e( Ik* tow* aim ef yard field goal in a driirlng rain­ one man bobblea the baU or bis beautifully colored aUks. Jewelry Always Delights oad tables” took iMcond prize.... I e up New licndoii. Dec. 18—on—Tom can atop dreaming of a white looked at thousands of beauti­ ifliai* «k* v*eM S e*J storm at Franklin Field in ’34 Job, there is no score. And if one Cbrlatmas, b*c*u*a the 135-pound BONDS! Especially at Christmas Mae S I* Aewlee CaUahan, toe New Leaden Diesels’ OTHER NECKWEAR...... 50c up There is an enticing selection, of ful pieces of hand made work Oisat center, paced his tasro to a that beat Army for Navy for the sailor n&uffS his particular assign­ crown—that part of It recognized Your electric washer is going to fine quality -jewelry around a tow until I was dizzy___ one could Rayon and Rabbit Hair 6 WAY LAMPS 84 to 84 triumph over tbs Bridge­ first ttzs* in 13 year*. Buss Bor- ment, toe torpedo misses toe tar­ In N*w York and N*w J*r*ey— have to last for some time, so here dollars at *1110 Dewey-Richnoan have spent the entire' week of port Sprlngwooda last night and riez, new tying In the Pacific, get.” wUl be handad to him and that’s a are some do’s and don’ts that Co. Lovely lockets and chains, the ICxhibitlon right th e re....toe snabisd them to go into a ti* for was the star back of that Annapo­ Lieutenant Cuttar 'was one of gift any c f th* boy* would Uke to yourself into a frazzle should be observed. Do store the crosses and chains, bracelets, quilts alon* deserved a whole tbs Connecticut stats baakstbaU lis squad. toe few who were not surprised find In his sock cairistma* morn- Store Open Christmas Eve Until 9 p. m. to toqr tor aeoie of toe washer in a clean dry place, slip­ rosaries, watch chains, brooches day’s “looking” ....! was delight­ $14*95 up laagus’s lead with toe losers. Osl- Navy Bszing rhanqilim when Navy best Arzoy this year. toff- ~ I* toil** *■ your Hstt cover if possible; do have periodic and many other beautiful sugge^ ed to see . so many fine examples ANKLETS Ishaa found tbs booR for M poiats. Cutter was ths heavyweight “Followiiig my time at Annapo. But ithe NBA claims this title leeblem wltli gift* of checkups by a qualified service tions for Chiistnias. ' ' of filet crochet... .1 even admired Bach taam has now won 8 Of boxing champion of toe Academy, Us, I played with toe team of th* recognition constitutes a 'case of f *H|>pers wUch will man. Don’t overload, it’s hard on my own Chippendale needlepoint Gorgeoua Color Assortments in AU Sizes. IIK ;k I \ 4>| I games, including forfeit triumphs was undsfeatsd, wen most of his U. a. 8. Idaho.” he sscplaina 'I t ‘hand picking" a champlcn, and o f y e w eoasMeratton toe motor; don’t use rubber parts Odd* and End* bench which toe American Needle over tbs New Britain Lutosrans, mateha* by k a ^ a u U . was a good team', and w » had a win not sanction any head man iMese wartone night*! disrespectfully, such as tramping During the last cold spell in Arts Society had asked tq have who grsppsd out last wssk. H* was suck a ^setacuiar prexe fins coach. Hls nam* was Johnny until a , nationwide tournament is GLENNEY’S in the rubber cord, winding Washington, D. C., the consump­ exhibited... .one of the most in­ Honrs: 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Saturday, 9 A,. M. to 5 P. M. pact that Jimmy Broiisaa, who WhMcheL When he waa named compIetMl. So with New York clothes with sharp buttons, hooks tion of gas Increased 25 per cent. teresting exhibits in the embroid- gURTON p. PEARL'S Bou09lMld0 tn F^nnon wUl aeoondsd Osne Timney. farmed a bead coach at th* Academy, I blessing tonight’s winner, the NBA ------789 MAIN STREET -t------'ustafton and eyes and such through the This goes to prove that many e.ed picture section was a group this wtatar oalr about 90 syndicats that oCwsd Cutter knew be would turn out a win­ aiming'toward another pqasiblUty "WHERE THE GOOD MEN’S WEAR COMES FROM” wringer, storing machine without homes are using the kitchen ovens of sea pictures done by a pritlsh par cantsf ths ooal»ad $25J)00 to laavs ths servtc* for ning team,*’ snd to* Maryland Delegation stUl releasing Wringer pressure; don’t as an auxiliary heating unit to seanoan who had been injured in Cheney Brothers Remnant Salesroom aenssUy seasums, says ths. D ^ ptlriMss o f hexing professionally. Tilings in the-Navy are looking t he Heard from, it begins to look loWNBar W « 1 4 o R B U f. put washer away without thor­ save fuel oil. Officiala frown on the last w a r ....h e cams his liv- 5 9 9 MA-N HO^EL Sn! R.DAN BLDG PMONL 7 5 9 0 partomit cf Com si* roe. “I’m glad I didn’t do it, saps- tip ■ sll around. Uks ^sn siason. oughly rinsing end drying inside, this idea.^. . . Don’t be flabbe:- in" and s good one, too "Ittlng Hartford Road . ^ Manchester /•’ .. wiping off outside. - gaated by the seasonal mark-ups | In his wheel chair, working beauti- O'-."'"'"

1 ^ »i,)pi]|^nj|im EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAy , DECEMBER 18.194S p a g e ’ / • ! - r^.'7 ["iSIGHtEElT HANCHE8TB* gVBNIWO HERALD. MAKC CONN. FRIDAT. DECEMBER If, 1941 MICKEY n N N The Sohrtioiil LANK LEONi

Sense and Nonsenj %VHX CA9SIDVI WHEK , _ \0KA« CASSlOy/ B’flUT, 010 YOU OfT TH EC^ now b o hqime A MY w m ftffiRjrraucKY —X CAN'T ^ P « . — "What Am I f " Home Is a place where aonu Rlc> Old Husband—Would you UNCUPHIL OtONT ME. M C9TUROYfVOUU/ANO CATCH UP HIM BUN men go to raise cain because care'll 1 left you? I aV ANyTHING ABOUT HAVETOBCTfOME- /ONVOURSLECP- b O M WHIU SAli b u y l i U I am more powerful than. tbe YOU BtINO IN A FKMT combined armies o f the world. somsthing went wrong at the of­ ,^'llwaet Young Thing—Not if you DOWN AT I have destroyed nwra than aU fice. i left me enough. LAfL^iOHTjL QUANTiCOi the wars of the nations. touei I steal in ths United States Man—You don’t seem to thin$ This country would have plenty M eaty T ra ck ’A g -> Lost BBd FouBd Aotoaiobiles for Sale 4 Moving— Dog^Birds—Pets 41 Ims Withont Board 59 Apartments, Flatd, alone hundreds of millions of dol­ much of him. of rubber for tires if aU the ruV Manchester Storage 2U Tenements " 63 lars each year. Friend—If he had his conscience ber-neCka would make a liberal FOR SALE—1935 PLYMOU’TH CSIRIS’TMAS PUPPIES. Adorable w a n t e d —TWO ROOMERS. In­ Japs Continue donation. LOST—HEAVY DUTY chain for cocker spaniel puppies In reds, I spare .no on*, and I find my taken out it wopld be a minor A truck. Return to Sunshine sedan, 1934 Buick, 1935 Dodge, THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBER^ Co. quire atsl89 Oak street, upstairs. operation. Evening Herald 1941 Buick sedanette, very good black and parti colors. Select Tel. 7050' vlctima among tha rich aad poor Dairy, 48 Academy street. local and long distance moving. FOR RENT—TWO ROOM apart­ inside and out, 1941 Packard con­ yours now, while there is a choice To Make Last allks, tha young and old, ths Dad—When I was your age I dassified AdTertiseineiits Return load system, furniture ment. Inqtiire at 459 Main S t strong and the weak. used to go to bed with the chick­ vertible, very good, 1940 Dodge, storage. Dial 6260. of colors. Open evening until 9. ROOMS, TWII?''i)eds, on bus line, JUBiorr--My Dad must have Couni all words lo s lint LOST—MAN’S GRAY fur lined I loom up in such proportions been into aU aorta&'f mischief ens. ,;tiltlnlt. oombtrt and abbraviatlona glove, between Eldrldge and Fog. very clean, good rubber, 8695, Jack Frost Kennels, 26 Gardner light housekeeping,^ 237 Center. Mich oount at a word and oompound 1940 Plymouth Station wagon, street. Tel. 2-1561. Ditch Effort I Uiat I cast my shadow over every when )w was a boy. Son—Well, Dad, times have not ter Btreetfl. Please call 8417. Wanted to Rent 68 field lebor, from tl)e tprning of changed much. ' irordt as two words Minimum eoai Brunner’s, 80 Oakland S t Repairing 23 at Friend—What makes you think a pries of thrta linta CANARIES— VISIT EMgewood FOR RENT—LARGE conTf^table a grind stone to the moving of Cina raita par daj for tranalani WANTED—LARGE RCX)M fur- (OonUnned from Pag* One) so? Canary Farm. Beautiful song­ furnished room, private iiqme, every railroad train and ocean­ Junior—He knows exactly what _ LOST—BOY’S GREEN sweater. PON’TIAC (6) 1939 four door SAWS OF ALL KINDS filed, set, niahed or unfurnished and break­ Many aoldiera, out of their not ■■awttta Marrb IT. IPST sedan. Radio, heater, signal sters, gifts of cheer. Seeds, cages, suitable ,’or business cou|lie^^ fast, or etudio room, or small going ship. questions U aak me when he large pay, are buying war sav­ Cash Charga Finder pleaae call 8448 or 2-0535. and repaired, cord wood sawe Air Forces in the Southwest lights, nice new Inside and out. accessories. Turn right over two gentlemen. References. Telei* ^partmeht for single gentleman. Pacific. I bring sickness, degtadatiiHi wants to find out what I've been ings bonda. Maybe that will shame t Conaacullva uayt...i 1 otai T ott gummed, power and hand lawn phone 8183. and death, and yet few seek to t Canaaenllaa Oaya...l f ota|ll ots LOST—CHILD’S WRIST watch An exceptional automobile, 8645. wooden bridge at Bolton Notch to ’erences exchanged. Write Box up to. many of us into buying our shai*. Thursday afternoon between mowers iverhauled, and sharp­ canary sign. Gen. Douglas MacArthur has avoid me. , Day ...... In oralll eta Terms 87.44 weekly. Trades ened. Stored all winter, no extra A ’TTRACrnVELY ETJRNISHED 0 ,^ era ld . OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE WITH MAJOR HOOPLB Washington school and 62 High decorated General Kenney, citing I give nothingi and take all. Young Man—When It come to All ordtra tor Irregulai inaartlont taken. No red tape. Demonstra­ charge. Axes, Knives, shears etc. well heated room, (hntlnuous hot There are more automobllaa anil ba chargtd at tha otra rima rai.a street. Reward If returned to 62 tion at your home by appoint­ CANARIES FOR SALE. Guaran­ him for "singularly meritorious I am your worst enemy. love, I’m a beginner. sharpened. Capitol Grinding Oo., •water. Tel. 3105. action" in developing parachute than locomotives, but this doesn’t NO. I AIN'T ANYBODY WHO THINKS HE'LL BUT, BERSEANTTf X. NCXl CAN ADD JAILBIRD TO Spatial ralaa foi long farm a»ory High street or Tel. 2-0583. ment. Telephone Finance Mana­ teed singers, 174 Cooper street, Houhe$^ for Sale I am not drink, hatred or self­ Sweet Young Thing—Well, then mean that the majority is always lay adaerilalna gl*an upon request 531 Lydall street Tel. 7958. Tel. 7121. fragmentation bomta which are ishness. T H ’ BOSS, LEARN IT NOW, WITH NOTRANS- REPEAT, TV)0 PLUG- WOUR LIST OP TITLES IP THPCT'S^ Ada ordered before tha third or ger of Brunner Sales Co., 5191- begin. right. LOST—OIL RA’TTON card, in FOR s a l e :—READY FOR occu- released from attack planes a t 80 "What am I ? ” . . , "I am Care- W lS E O U y .' RORT>moJ, IS OFF.' WITH TH’ iftb day will oa charged only for 4588-2-0135, WANTED TO TUNE, repair and UGLIES THRUST THE , DOUBLE TALK?-— BUT VME’LL ;ba actual number of timet the ad front of Post Office. Finder pleaae CANARIES—YOUNG birds in pancy, 4 room Iw 2 unflnlsh- to 100 feet altitudes. leaenesa." regulate your piano or player HE'S HU THE S H ^ S MADE IN DETROfT. COPPEE UPON ME AND SEE ? VsJE'LL PUT SOU OUT ON ippeared. eharwlng at tha rate earn- write Post Office Box 23, Vernon, CHEVROLET 1941 convertible full song. Can be seen after 5, on Red Shock Uuits ed rooms on second >r. Vincent •i tat no allowanca or rafnn>*. nan piano. Tel. Manchester 6052. Bombs Strafe l/utding Party OFFICE. BUT > TH' GEARS M ADE IN FLORICA D E M A N D E D THAT X. THE CORNER. AT MIDNIGHT ^ Conn. coupe special deluxe, radio, ex­ Dec. 24th all day. 61 Winter St. Marcin, 136 Bissell street. Tel. Brotherhood .... The princi FUNNY BUSINESS ja mada on ala time adt stooped Hundreds of this type bomb were 1 TRADE DRIFT- STH* BOLTS MADE IN NEW RETURN TO THE CORNER. LIKE A DECOV WHILE \NE tfier tha flfth day cellent tires, red leather, black MOWERS SHARPENED, repair­ Capture Another 4848. pie of brotherhood la applicable to released In the strafing of the all men, rich or poor . . . Wealth, J ) IN G T H 'c o u n t r y ) YORK.TH' NUTS IN TEXAS, No “till forbids” : display llnat not top, very clean, priced for a quick ed, shear grinding, . key fitting, Poultry and SuppIlA 43 Mambare lr.nding party. AT m i d n i g h t t o Pt*H Hi d e A N ' w a i t p o f e ) ^ •old- ABnouflcements sale, 8995. Terms, 812 weekly. FOR s a l e :— EX)UR room hciitae, position, social standing should IN A LL KINDS r AN’ ASSEM BLED IN CAL- POR rr.' — X AfA THE DUCKS./ Tha (larald will not ba raapontibia duplicating, vacuum cleaners etc. Rail Line Village about 3 miles from M anchester In the air battles that accom- make no difference, for we ara all Jot more than one Incorract Ineer- ’Trades taken. No red tape. Open overhauled. Braltbwaite, 52 Pearl FOR s a l e :—HEAVY fowl and p ^ le d the engagement. American MA30R. ROOPLE. 'Jpo pf any advartlsemant ordered WANTED—RIDE ’TO Pratt and 'till 8 p. m. Telephone Finance roasters. Live weight 30c lb. An­ all Improvements, garage in "brothers under the skin,’’ .... street basement, 1-2 acre, $3200. Small Liberator planes shot down 18 of Let’s never lose sight this re­ RACONTEUR,IKNENTDR, !Pr aaera thga oba. tima. Whitney Aircraft, Wllllmantlc, Manager of Brunner Bales Oe. thony Goeds, 287 Oakland street. (fhntinned from Page One) at Tha Inadaartant omlaalon of in- amount down, rest as 'rent. Im­ 33 Jki»nese Zero planes and dam­ lationship and its obligations. BIG-(3AME MUNTER rorract publication of advertlaing first shift. 74 Durant street. Tel. 5191-4588-2-0135. PIANO TUNING and repairing. aged flveothers. will ba ractldad only by oaneellatlon 7120, Player, piano specialty. John mediate occupancy. Charles Oder- A N D - ^ F / \ p J < came down the railway toward ’The headquarters communique Salesman—Ladies and gentle­ >f tha ohsrga mada for tha aarylea 1940 PLYMOUTH 4 door dehixe ' Cockerbam, 28 Bigelow street. Wanted—Pets— Vyazma on the southwest. mann, 504 Parker street. Tel. randarad 4928. also reported ground activity— man, I have here the faipoua flex­ All adyartlaamanta must conform aedan, radio and heater, good Tel. 4219. Poultry—Stock 44 Automobiles for Sale tires, low mileage. Cash 8475. The Toropets column had reach­ mentioned rarely before— in the ible comb that wfll stand any kind M atyla, copy and typography wlt^h ed the area of Bely and was even Salamanau area to the north. ragolattona anforcad by the publlsh- Call 7325. NEW CXJn V ^ ’HBLE TOPS, cel- WANTED TO BUY and beef cows, of treatment You can bend it FOR s a l e :—1040 BUICK coach, now conducting .an offensive which "Our patrols maintain pressure irs and that raaatva tha right to lulold replaced In curtains, all calves, pigs for slaughtenng. WiU sive as they threw reserves into doubl*—^yon can hit it with a ham­ tdil. raalaa oa ralact any copy oon- radio, heater, 16,000 miles. Good FOR SALE— 1941 MAROON kinds of leather work. Chas. ta k ­ already has "utterly routed’’ the the wake of huge tank forces and on the enemy outposts at Sala- mer—you can twist it-V-you can— ildarad oblactlonablA tires. Telephone 2-1174. pay^ good price. Manchester 33d German tank regiment, the maua and are protecting-friendly OiUOSlNa lintlR!l—Clasiiacd adt Chevrolet sedan, 5 good tires. ing, 90 Cambridge street Tele­ Slaughter House. Tel. 2-0294. pounded the Russian positions Interastod Ustsnsr (interrupt­ Reasonable. Call 7325. 216th Infantry regiment and the natives," it said. Salamatla. is ing)—Bay, mister, can you comb » bo pobllshad same day must ba 1941 CHEVROLET 4 door sedan, phone 4740. with low-flying planes. •aeotaad bp M o'Olook noon Satnr- 13th CTia.sseurs battalion, the In­ ’The main German thrust was at about 140 miles up the coast fTOm your liair with it? lays Id:id. heater, excellent Urea, an A-1 formation bureau said. Buna and from time to time heai automobile for 8995. Terms, 810 GaraRes— Service— Articles for Sale 45 Russian columns which • had not Telephone Yoai Want Ads Help Waflted— FeBials 35 "In these engagements the Ger­ been able to fortify the lines they quarters has reported patrol raids Wilfred—^What would you call weekly. ’Trades taken. No red Storage 10 FOR SALE—SUNDAY PAPER mans lost more than 7,000 officers in that area. Salamaua and Lae a boy who hid behind a glri’a Ads ora aeoaptad oyer the tala* tape. Demonstration at your established, and early in the en­ ybona at tha CHARUfil RATE given route, west side of town. 250 cus­ and men killed, 110 tanks, about gagement the Russians officially are the main Japanese bases In \ skirt? tbova as a oonvanaincs to advar- home, by appointment. Phone FOR RENT—DEAD STORAGE GIRL OR WOslAN wanted. New tomers, Will divide. Write Box 57 gun« and 100 machine-guns, New Guinea. '^.Jasper—A magician. Finance Manager of Brunner’s, for smUl or medium car. 68 admited a withdrawal before the dnart. but tha CASH RATICS will ba Model Laundry, Summit street X, Herald. 860 trucKs and 10 cart trains with fierce Nazi counter-attacks on the Saoptad u V uLl PATMBNT M 6191. 80 Oakland street Chestnut street Phone 6325. said at tbo bnslnaas oSloa on or ha­ supplies." snowy, foggy battlefields. Flying Fortresses AmOs—Jonea never completed ters tho soTootb day following tha 1940 FORD TUDOR sedan, 8575; WANTED—WOMAN to care for In addition, 17 planes were de­ Today’s early war bulletin re­ hia educkUon, did he? IrsI Inoartlon of aaob ad otharwlaa child 2, years old In my home. 10 Garden—Farm—Dairy Jak*—NOk he lived and died a :hs CBARQB RATE will ba oollsot- 1939 Ford tudor, 8475: 1938 Olds- Hesttag— PluBibiBg— stroyed on an airdrome and fuel ported, however, that Russian Attack Jap Base •d. Mo raaponalblllty for arrora In mobile sedan, 8495: 1937 Ply­ Roofiag 17 a. m. to 5 p. m. 6 days. Write Box Products 50 and ammimition dumps were alrmor had been brought to bear Washington, Dec. 18.—(J’)—’The bachelor. salaphoosd ads will ba assnmad and S, Herald. blown up, the Russians said. and "our troops continued offen­ Ikoiy aooaraey oannot ba gnaraii> mouth cabriolet, 8398; 1936 Pack­ FOR s a l e :—APPLES, large Bald­ Navy, announced today that Army ard sedan, 895. Oole Motors. Tel. JOHN (XtARK, Plumbing and WANTED— KITCHEN WOMAN win. Greening, Jonathan, 81.00 Their own losses, the Informa­ sive operations with part of their flying fortresses with fighter es­ Heating. Repairs and jobbing. tion bureau reported, were 2,000 4164. either part or full time. Manches­ per bu., while they last. Bring forces. Our tankmen wiped out corts had made another attack on I SMOU.P Think mav6s, its 0".f?vVilLiPMc, IP SOU GET HIT b d a s ( OnsnUkntloBS Tel. 3338. 37 HolUeter street killed, 115 missing, and 70 tanks, 1,235 enemy officers and men. dis­ ter Memorial hospital. container. Conrad Merz, Vernon. the Japanese base at Munda on 6 IVINS A PSIT he 6Avr 40 Ouse ME KNOWS ItornBBBB ««ooeoooewo«noe«doo« G aU types of roofa 390 Woodland ~ ‘to aaoeee'ewOTSOM********-** = for general housework. Call after potatoes, field run, not graded, drive to meet a continued push 52 blockhouses and captured 70 reported. WUK AMO SKg.] I iMAVBSHSlMW OC TBBBBB •• e««io o^ • • • e e* K street Phone 7707. 6. Manchester 8528. < 81.15 per bushel aJ the place, less along the railway through Vyaz­ Hitlerites. aurtooK wNArj a a moonoonsnsMsea* V Allen & Hitchcock, ma would lead the two columns "On another sector,’’ It continu­ Communique No. 223: BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES All Set BY EDGAR MARTIN MM POBBB «ooofl*Meoonw*w ' * 10c If you furnish bags. Also yel­ "South Pacific: (AU dates are ITk OOMS-b ^ don’ t think the supply sergeant likag me very welH" •U mtomomomssm 2 Inc. WANTED—GIRL OR woman for low Globe turnips. Frank V. WU- toward Smolensk. ed, "our troops repulsed an attack Nuny/ The poaition. of. Rzhev Itself be­ east longitude) • aaeee-ooooeeeeooOBoW * light assembly work. Also one for Uams, 1632 ToUand ’Turnpike. launched by Gerinan motorized in­ “ 1. On Dec. 17th a force at I N A V i S N S T ^ A>CKTV\\Y^(b’. printing figures. The Norton comes more serious in this situa­ fantry supported by 30 tanks. As mm s MaBchestcr Office: a result of the battle seven tanks Army ‘flying fortresses’ (Boeing \ o o \ i - .v 3 t pMaa torlSala ...... * EHectiic Instrument Co., Hilliard tion. The Russians have cut the SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH N R 'P'lJsKiT ? MOTHER •or Bmotanga . m • 95S MbIb St. TeL 3301 Carpenters railroad west to Vellkle LulU and were disabled and 14 trucks burn­ B-17) escorted by ‘Airacobra’ ------....a a • street,- Manchester. Household Goods 51 lorlaa-^raa southwest to Vyazma, and the ed." fighters (BeU P-39) attacked the CPJN Atao napair fn ■ Fainting iw— t Wllllmaatic O floe: Munda area at New Georgia is- ] CARE FOR BED PATIENT in German garrison at Rzhev has Publish Tally of Stockpile NS TV\Vb, ^ ■ \T WOO O O ? C O ' ^ ^ < 5 ^ - a • a • • ajM* ** *****^* HM BUin S i M . 1M5 WE WILL SEXL furniture, and land. Results were not reported. r Vrws 4%eooo«B . private home, cleanUnees and rugs, stoves and other household been relying on road and plane ’The Russian authorities also Wanted good meals necessary, 825 per "2. Navy Department Commu- goods at the loVirest prices in transport for nearly three weeks published a tally of a huge stock­ unlque No. 222 announced that 13 __ a a••••■ REAL ESTATE LISTING week. Call 5463. town. Albert’s, 43 Allyn SL, Hart­ to provision it. pile of guns, tanks, armored cars, \NY\K^ 'DO torapalaa .. The Soviet column at Bely can Japanese ‘2>ro’ fighters bad been Knofla Bros. ford. ordnance and ammunition. and shot down In the vicinity «f New — BIAMCHESTEBi thus strike at the truck trains fuels and food taken in the push _ Baw lioa OSarad .«••• I Help Wanted— Male 36 WINDOW SHADES, VENETIAN Georgia island on Dec. 16th. A | BIS Boiwlotg Oflarod EIro Street Tw* B-roonf Apply At Office On Main St. bringing in food and ammunition that carried the Red Army a notch correction' has been received from - atraatlag ] BpwrtmeBts. All Improvements. blinds. Get our low prices on Hol­ over the snow. . farther west of Suroviklno, about the South Pacific stating that the __ warlaa •••••••••» | or Job On Essex St. WANTED—MAN ’TO WORK at " Rental taMsome $M per month. land shades, and high grade Meanwhile, Red Armies were re­ 00 miles due west of Stalingrad on number shot down was three in- | f I OIraatom I fruit and vegetable stand, full or ported developing their gains in -naeflBg _ I & P. 8A000. D. P. $1,000. Telephone 4386 or 5332 Venetian blinds. Phone 8819 for the railroad to Likhaya. stead of 12." . oaweeSe**»« • part time. Manchester Public special prices and samples. Capi­ the Suroviklno area, 90 miles west Fresh minor successes were re Total to Date 640 ICIB# a •*«•«■ • Market. tol Window Shade Company, 241 of Stalingrad, and fighting on the ported on the central front near _____ . .Storaoa >. < Oak Street Seetioa. S-ftun- The correction in the number I North Main street. Open eve­ offensive again southwest of Stal­ Rzhev and Vellkle Luki, and in the of Zeros destroyed in the Decem­ ragaongar Sarrlaa iiy kotue. 8-room apartaient ingrad after puniching tank bat­ e III Pa paring •*•«,•«*•*« * downstalrs-And 4 rooms qp. All nings. fighting within Stalingrad and on ber 16 raid made the total of Jap­ loaal Sarvlaaa ...w i.t a I tles on the approaches to Kotelni- its flanks. HOLD EVERYTHING itlag a a • a a a a ae a a • < Improvements bnt beat 2-oar NEW RADIO? SURE we have anese planes reported destroy^ saraga. B. P. $4,000. D. P. kovski. Seven German transport planes, in the Solomons campaign to date . rtee—Oratiw-Owiing • J the family gift- radio for Christ­ of the type which has been flying Vollat OooSa aad Saratoa ....a 1 $ ^ Campaign Going WeU 640. r - i — H iraataS ■■aMnaaa Sorrtoa mb. > mas delivery. Phllco, Motorola, ’There is every reason to believe, supplies to the troops holding the jTOYVkuO || and Automatic Consoles and siege of Stalingrad, were shot The use of Airacobra fighters I ■daaatlaaal Russian sources said here, that as escorts for the flying fortress­ AAB ClSSSSS a^M«0««Mi 1 Portae Street SeetioB. Plvn- chairside models, 869.95 up. Also the Suroviklno campaign is going down two days ago in the Stalin­ C m c u o ^ . m . . . . . I Temperatures es apparently was the result of a*a-o a a a a a a-a •••••■•••• Mom single. Bathroom. Hot electric record players, 834.95. well and may extend the corridor grad area, the announcement not­ ed. the attack by Zeros against the | ______>tlO aeosMosf'neoa \ air heat irlth lot lOO'xSS'xSSS' Easy terms. At Benson’*, 713 developed down and across the fortresses in the Dec. 18 raid. WA8HTUBS Ambuscade BYROYCKANI Waata*—leatruotlong ••••••wi < deep. S. P. $4,000. D. P. $800. Main, next to A. & P. Don river to come at Kotelnikov- Yesterday’s enemy dead in the Stalingrad area, exclusive of the ’That was the first time since the I •paSa-Otoaka—Mortgagaa .m. » ski from the north as well as from attacks on tbe Munda area began A FTER SEVERAL M l ^ t • lOSPITAL BED FOR SALE or the northeast. toll taken In the Battle for Kotelni goalaaga Opportnnltloa si McKee Street Seetioa. New Are Falling! rent, fully adjustable. Rate* rea­ on Dec. 9 that Zeros had gone up BASXJUaitWO^W Numerous Nazi troop and trans­ owksld, were counted at more than ■ate aad Sltwtla 4-Roam Singlo. AH medom Be- sonable. Call Keith Furniture. 1.100. to Intercept American planes. Ths [ i- TrtMX WE'RE BEING ...... antad—Fsmala *b taOe. $ nhllnlelwd rooms np- port planes are still sible to enter interception was made by 12 land- fM-lONCD Tel. 4159. the Don-Volga salient before Stal­ .’The Soviet Information Bureau Waatad—Mala •• etaire. S .P . $8,600. D. P. $800. It Is cold. That’s one thing we are sure of. You issued a formal statement today type Japanese fighters and jrea-1 V E i.S O l maa teaatad .••••••••••••••' ingrad, however, and seven more terday’s communique reported Waatad—Mala or ramala IT MAKE YOUR FAMILY a happy denying German claims that Nari NOTICED. SUPPOSE’' can be just as sure of a warm, comfortable home this Christmas with a new Philco con­ have been downed in the last 24 that "the entire intercepting | Agaata Wanted ...... S T -A Dnrant Street 8-roem do- hours, the Russians reported. troops had encircled and wiped out WE TURN DOWN ■itaatioaa Waatad—Famala .w, ts piex. AH tanprovementa Lot sole or chairside radio! We have a large Russian force new Toro- force” was shot down. -Mtaattona Wanted-Mala •••• I* winter by using Lehigh Valley Coal It’s the healthy Heavily fortiflbd, well-equipped THE NExTLANE itapleinBant Agenolaa ...... dO hae 78’ frontaipB. S. P. $8,200. them on easy terms. At Benson’s peta, on the central front near Radio, 713 Main, next to A * P. and excellently led, the German TSTHERIPHT Uaa - • “ - O. P. $1,000. way to enjoy aummer temperatures In the dead of, forces there were said to be still v’elikie Luki. British Bombers Faktelaa Asserting that there, was "not Pagg niTrta PaU ....mM ...aa FOR BALE—BRAND NEW 6 compact with their liaison un­ ■J Urn Stoek—Tahleiaa winter. broken. a single word of truth’’ in the Ger­ Raid Battedaung Tanner Street Seetton. S- foot 1942 model Phllco refrigera­ man reports, tbe bureau declared .taaltrp And Snppllaa ...... room etagle. 2 yeare old. Son- tor, never used. First floor, 109 ’Tbe midday communique listed New Delhi, Dm . 18—(J1— Con­ Waatad —Fata—Poultry—Stock 44 that as a matter of fact the Nazis tinuing their harassing attacks on I Far 'S a l»—Hlaeallaaaawa parlor. Fireplaeo. Downctalis Foster street more than 1,600 Germans killed, eight planes brought down and 16 had long since been driven out Japanese forces in the Akyab area , AttMlsB For Sals ...... 46 lavatory. Ready for inunedlato of Toropets and the town la. now COWt W2 IT MEA lElWieC. MC. T. M. Iltc U. S P>T. Off. Boats and Aoesasorlsa ...... 44 oecnpancy. S. P. $6,000. D. P. We Hare Plenty of This Quality tanka knocked out on the front In of Burma, R. A. F. Blenheim' n -i3 |2-I8 Building Hatartala ...... 47 Machinery and Tools 52 the night’s fighting. far in the rear of the Russism bombers escorted by fighters raid­ ugusau esta T wt.w J Dtaiaonda —Watehsa—Jawalry $1,000. 41 At least part at tbe Soviet front lines. ed the village of Rattedaung yes­ "Oh, these plastic and cardboard toys won't diaappoint Bloatrlcal Appliances—Radio.. 40 NEW CX£TRAC agricultural trac­ i ______"How much win you take for F m I and FsM ...... 40-A Coal.' Order a Bin Full Now! strength was going back into of­ terday. scoring hits on tbe target your reindeer and sleigh?" my little hoj'—it’s his father I have to worry aboutl" Sardan—Farm—Dairy Products 6« Oak Street SecUoa. 2-fam- tors. Power you can count on the fensive action near Kotelnikovsid Nazis Report Gain from a low ^tltude, s BriUah [ Houaabold Goods ...... 61 lly dwelling. (2) 4-room apart­ year around. Chnsult us now for the Russians said. communique announced today. ttaahlnary aad T ools ...... — • 6T ments. All ImproTremento except details regarding reltaaes. ’This “No enemy aircraft were en- I Moaleal Instrumsota ...... — • 61 heat S. P. $4,800. D. P. $800. It was in this area that for sev­ West of Stalingrad roONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX ebra. ital'aY NtA scaviIgrHg ORIos and Stora Equlpmant ... 64 ia the tractor with posttlve trac­ eral days the Germans threatened Berlin (From (ierman Broad' countered and none of our aircraft Specials at tha Stores ...... 64 The Manchester Lumber tion. amazing performance. Dub­ to balk the alow and steady prog- casts), Dec. 18—OP)—^The high Is mlasing," the announcement | Wearing Apparel-Furs ...... 67 lin ’Tractor Chmpany, WiUiman- said. W anted—To Buy ...... 64 Union Street 2 8-room Hata. reas of the Russian winter otfen- command' reported today that Baaaw—Board—Batela—Resarta No heat FnU bath down — no Uc. German forces bad gained ground It was the sixth Allied raid in I ALLEY OOP Notes of Coiwlemation BY V. T. HAMLIN RcataweaBts npstoim bath. 2 single garages. west of Stalingrad after breaking six days on Japanese Installationa [ Rooms Without Board ...... — | and Fuel Company in Burma. W I I ^ BBRT Boarders Wanted ...... 60- Lower flat avaUable in SO days. Musical InstmnenC M through strong Soviet positions MEAMWHtL^OOROEEP M EN­ 8. P. $4300. D. P. $800. and destroyed 101 Red Army tanks EMY TERKnbcy, wifks u p t h e WMKT T H ’ ^------^ “S J ^ Country Board—Resorts ...... Everett T. McKinney, M gr.. THUNPgBATlOM..^':^ Botals— Reitauranta ...... PIANO BARGAINS for Xmas—3 Help in two days of bitter defensive Japanese Claim 25 TRAIL OP HiG MISaiHG DINOSAUe Wantad— Rooms— Board ...... flghtlng On the Don front Real Balalc For Beat 255 Center Street Telephone 5145 I apartment sixe Grands at $275 MEN Apartmeota Flats. Tenements BOLTON up; a. dainty Spinet piano, like Ek>viet (tensive thrusts in t^e AUied Planes Downed Businesa Uocatlona tor Rent .. new, fuU 88 notes, mily 8295. Wanted immediate Stalingrad area. In the Berlin (From German Broad-1 Houses For Rent ...... Just Off Route 0. On tarred 'Trade in your old piano. Taka a Terek sector of tbe Caucasus and Suburban For Rent ...... casts). Dec.'18—MV-The Berilal road. Over an acre of land. ^year to pay. A. L. Owen Muaic in the Don bend aU were declared Bummer Homes For Rent ..... 5-room house with aU Improve­ radio bremdeast a Tokyo dispatch [ Wanted to Rent...... e.tJ.. Ck>., 265 TrumbuU street, Hart­ WAR frustrated with heavy Russian today quoting an imperial head­ Real Eetate For Salo ments. One-car garage. 8. P. ford. 1 losses. Red Air Force plane loss­ quarters announcement as saying ! Apartmeni Building for Salt .. $4,000. D. P. $800. AvaUable es for yesterday were listed at 90 Busloeai Property tor dile ... In SO days. that 25 Allied planes were de-l Farms and Land tor Sals ..... WORK cra ft againat 11 Nazi losses. stroyed, including 15 downed in I Bouaaa for S als ...... Male Help Wanted Girls and Women to Oper­ Red'.Army attacks on the cen­ dogfights, during Japanese raids 1 Lots tor Sals ...... NeSteonsn Ts tral front were said to be continu­ Raaort Property for Sale ...... Located Jnst Off Ronto 18, ’Tuesday and W e^eaday on AUied I H It b ItaMaaes Tm W M tl ate Power Sewina Ma­ ing, but without success. Suburban tor Sale ...... Near Rockville (On Coventry EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY. chines, No Experience air bases at CSilttagong and Fen­ Rsa) Beiate tor Exchange .... Road). S-room single. AH Im­ Sea - . ny, in India just across the Burma | W anted— Real Retate ...... 77 provements 8. P. $3,800. O. P. MeKDnnST mtOTHESS Necessary. border. Anctloo— l (Ooattaaai drsn Pag* Om ) Two-car garage, Vi acre of tan^ 615 Parker Street S. P. $4300. D. P. $1,000. Hartford Road shortage as a result of war losses, Read Herald Advs. the Berlin radio broadcast a dis­ White Slavery. patch from Tokyo today saying FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS U ght Fit BY BIERRILL BLOSSER that Japanese shipjrards wet* {Uan- RED RYDER Come and Get It BY FREDHARBIAN nlng construction of a large num­ Charge Madel ber at Chinese Junks for usa in Asiatic waters. HERE'S AN ENCLOSED -TH E ONLY IH iNS I WOULD K© PEPPER. PDUSH 61AD 1& NOT SO GOOD, V flE»4TY/ Why Go Cold « . tram Paga Qua) NCn’ E - * I ORDERED i^ t h e r h a v e is , V4A6ERED HE OFP,RED.' Bur VJHATS X l i x » r r "Two big Chinese junks which CDULtS VOHIP OUCH. GCTTDXovimiA vtaua did valuable service in Manchukuo THBSe BV m ail from ^MALLER FEET / fASTE- hav* been brought to Tokyo and Kirebdorfer, Cates, declared ami MARKED WITTS' DEPARTMENT I Qutr/ AOMIT^? , ------1 w.' This Christmas? as innocent as sa° angel.” I ?)W e r i c k win serve as nodela for the ship­ SIDRE * I HOPE MDU b R FIFTY N O ) R3RK builders,” the broadcast declared. Me told tha commiasiooer hsl WILL UKB THEM* CNeRIHAT SEE JONES took the girt "at ths request c t l TOLLARS. "Notwithstanding their antique HOWEVER. VOU MIGHT construction these junks, so Japa­ her father snd arrangsd for a wed-| PRePBR.TD EKCHANGB- HEHASTHEM nese abipbulldsn dsclarad, cor­ dtog in New Orleeae." respond to modern shlpbuUding." Kirchdorfer put Catee’ bond _ THEM FOR SOMETHING Pot BcOy Stoves for Wood ‘The Berlin broadcast emphasia- $4,000 and the priaoner lmmedt-| YOU WOULD RATHER. and Coal — A bo Coal Burn­ ed that it took one to two months ately produced four checks for $1,- HAVE/* to build a JunlL intimating that 000 each drawn on the first Na­ ing Ranges. time was one factor which had in­ tional bank fff Beasmer, Ala„ aiK)| fluenced ths Japanese in favor at made payable to George C. Cat*~ See this type of construction. superlntendenL The commies' Observers here pointed out, refused to take the diecke JONES however, that this etatement i ofiandiTig a Cash or real eetat fleets poorly on Japanese ahlp- bond. TH E STO VE M AN buUdlng tacUltlaa, particularly in “Be a good sport,” Oates '’V. 31 Oak Street view o f the epeed with which large ed with m eommlsstnnsr. IfrXaaeM gviMllratc, lar. cargo carriers ax* beiag construct­ put a dek maa ta Jatt.” TeL 8254 or 7247 ed sad commissioned ia thk United Ms said ha would attempt L , ■ttfiiW iirniM iy'M a'g-.P.fl

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(FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTBI VOL. LXIL, NO. 68 AdvertMag ea Page MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19,1942 British Advance Massy^Burial for Victims o i Hostel Fire British Units Plunge Within 19 Miles 40 Miles into Burn Of Sirte Today Nipponese Withdraw^ Chase o f Retreating HuvinSC HHS Axis Army Rolls Swift-! ly Westward; Now Re­ Best Total Ground Fights \People Must Arlvance Starts Aft Gift Hosiery Suede and Leather ported Only 240 Terrific Aerial Boms*| Santa in Toy land Miles from* Tripoli; Since 1929 Approach New Make World barHinent of Jape First quality fuR fash­ Sport Flight Is Continued. ese Positions Betweenl ioned Rayon Hosiery in SATURDAY 3 TO 5— 7 tO 9 Chiffon and Semi Chiffon. Neu) Yorkers Indulging Intense Pitch Peace Plans Indian Border andl AND EVERY DAY UNTIL XMAS London, Dec. 19.— (/P)— i Gift Handbags ______Jackets The British chase of Nazi! In Great Spree; Re­ Akyab; No Oppost* Marshal Rommel’s retreating gard Christmas Gifts Cornered Jap Troops Wallace Believes Ade< tion Met; No Indie 8 9 c - army rolled swiftly westward J As Investments Now. quote Solutions of tions of General Drive.1 " AT T^^IT T7 \ with rayon taffeta lining.. SartI today and the Morocco radio Continue to . Offer Genuine a brown, sreen. Siz«a 14 to 18. reported that vanguards of Resistance in Attempt Problems Can Not $1.00 pr. I New York, Dec. 19—iff) —New New Delhi, Dec. 19.- Leather the pursuers were within 19 To Hold New Guinea. Come from Capitals. British troops have crose miles of Sirte, 155 miles be­ Yorkers are indulging in the great­ I est Christmas buying spree since the Indian border and ad No-Seam Sheer Chiffon Handbag* yond El Agheila, starting White ensigns and Union Jacks drape the caskets o f Canadian Naval, Army and Air Force vic­ Allied Headquarters in Austra­ Chicago, Dec. 19—(ff)—Vice- point of the current drive, and 1929. vanced some 40 miles in$c GREEN STAMPS! $12-98 tims of th% hostel fire at St. John's, Newfoundland, in which more than 100 persons perished. lia, ’•‘ec. 19—(ff)—Ground fighting President Wallace believes that only 240 miles from Tripoli. The ’That is the opinion of depart­ Japanese-occupied Burma British communique said only that ment store executives questioned for control of the Buna govern­ adequate solutions of post-war the Maungdaw-Buthidaunji Given With Gash Sales in Dry Goods Depts. Axis forces continued their flight today. ment station and its nearby plane problems can not come by fiat pf‘ "They’re buying everything and area, about 60 miles nortl 7 9 c I Only All Day Saturday. yesterday on the road to Tripoli landing strip approached a new from Washington, Moscow or Lon­ under day-long ground and air they’re not concerned with prices," west of Akyab on the Bay said Adam I.. Glmbel, president of German Fliers Seek to Relieve pitch of intenalty today aa corner­ don, but would come when and If Bengal, the British annoi blows. ed Japanese troops continued to the common people do some uni­ Children’s Kh m Soclts Abandon Zauta en NoSIln Saks rlfth avenue. ted and constructive thinking on ed today. The British adv Give Her a Everybody’s buying a mink offer -fierce resistance in their at­ started after a terrific aerial bon Suede Vests The only gauge of the speed of tempts to hold this sliver of the the subject wherever they assem­ $3-98 Gen. Sir Bernard L. Montgom­ coat," said another executive. bardment of Japanese poritic Charming Gold, Brown. Nazis Between Don and Volga New Guinea coa«t. ble. ery’s forces was that the enemy Going In for QuaUty The bodies of 96 Japanese dead His views were outlined in an between the Indian border 5 9 c pr. had abandoned Zauta en Nofilia, Purchasers arg going in for were counted by American and interview printed yesterday as a Akyab, was made without ea tion. Japanese forces wlthd $3*25 100 miles airline west of El quality this year more than ever Australian troops trying to ex­ Christmaa message in The Chris­ Adheilia, and that Allied Air before, it was generally agreed. Big Air Battles Fought tend their control of the Buna tian Advocate, official publication before the approaching Brit Hostess Corduroy Vests Forces bad moved onto an ad­ TTiey want this Christmas’ gifts to vallage area yesterday. of the Methodist church. the communique said. An Wool Skating Socks in real Cowhide or Calfskin, in smart new Pouch or En- i a-; m M i On Stalingrad Front; Planea Blasting for Week vanced base to harass Rommel's last for the war’s duration. If nec­ Gasoline Supply Likely Heavy Fire Exchanged Told that public opinion was not velope styles. Kelly green, red, yellow. column in the Sultan area more essary, salei executives said. Both British and United St Sizes 12 to 18. _ _ ' n i A • 11 yi* 1 %jermansGermans \juunicr Counter - /tt-At- Hea'vy artillery, machine gun being created to support postwar than 30 miles further west. Other merchandisers asserted planning, the vice president sta­ planea have been blaating Ja Negligee $3.98 and mortar fire were exchanged in nese concentrations between The Morocco broadcast said ad­ that shoppers regard this year’s j tacking Bitterly Now. ted: 7 9 c - vance units of the Eighth Army 1 o P low Again Monday the struggle. Indian frontier and Akyab for of Rayon Crepe or Satin. ■ A gifts as investments. Furs, silver­ An Allied communique In a "If It be true that official had been In heavy fighting with ware. China and fine leathergoods week. 72” X 90” 80% Wool, 20% Cotton beautiful assortment of zipper Moscow, Dec. 19.—{if)— terse report of the action, said Washington does not feel that the Rommel’s rearguard 55 miles are a few of the articles they said time is ripe for a thorough-going While there waa nothing to $1.00 pr. closing: or wraparound models west of Zauta' en «Nofilia on Major air battles were fought that "our Air Force is acting in dicate that the British tb rW with iMads or seiquins trim. All' Nelly Don Cotton Dresses are "going like hot cakes." Office of Price ^lmin.i |^J^g T u rk cV support of our ground troops.” discussion of post-war alms— and Thursday. Jewelry, both expensive and in­ on the Stalingrad front today I cannot agree that that 1s w^holly part of a general AUied offenalv popular colors. Sizes 12 to 20, Across the enemy’s narrowing Japanese sir activity was noted, the action did put the Initiative ) 40 to 50. Brighten the Home Front. Recruits for duty, or for keeping you expensive. is selling rapidly. Fifth istratioii Seeking to i « as the German Air Force too, in a statement that enemy the case—there ie nothing to pre. R a y w m i A n g a n Sport Socks Lebanon Blankets pretty around the hearth. Nelly Don’s colorful, washable, wear foothold in North Africa, the In­ avenue shops reported. Sales of vent private agencies, such as the Allied hands at least temp Work, Out Integrated I sought to relieve the hard- bombers had attacked posltiona in for the first time since the Ja forever cottons in 1943 lines. Sizes 12 to 44. creasing fury of the Allieid air at­ wedding'and engagement rings in­ church, from engaging in mich 5 9 c pr. Prices Rise the Allied rear and had raided nese occupied Akyab last May. tack on Axis strongholds In Tu­ dicate that Cupid is taking no holi­ pressed Nazi Army between discussion and making recommen­ Plan for Motorists. I Port Moresby, but the attacks There was no Indication of nisia and widespread patrol prob­ day this Yuletide season. the Don add Volga rivers were declared to have been with­ dations as they feel will help the ing all along that hilly front in Clothing has a priority rating size of Gen. Sir Archibald A n k k ts For Holiday with mass bombings, while out effect. government.” improving weather suggested that on shoppers' lists, as do such util­ Washington, Dec. 19.—(^P), The raid was the 95th on the Asked If there were signs that Wavell’s attacking Army, and 29c pr. $2.98 to $4.98 the all-out Allied drive of Tunis ity items as blankets, bedding, all along the battle line Ger- communique did not dis —The eastern seaboard’s gas- man troops were reported coun­ Allied base, situated across the M d Bizerte may be near. vacuum cleaners and home furnish­ Coral sea irom Australia. Dis- (Continued on Page Two) whether American and Chii Clnlma 21 Tanks Lost ings, it was indicated. oline tap, ordered closed to ^ Housewives Will Have to ter-attacking bitterly. Near Vell-i----. , .. .i,- units were taking part in tha other Cottons...... $2.29 to $8.29 'The Italian communique, still an emergency trickle, appear- : kie Lukl on the central front, only fivtnv tion. to Pay as Much as 90 miles from the old Latvian lone raider was a Japanese flying reporting the Fascist retreat only ed likely to be turned on boat. Wavell, commander-In-chlM' Long Sleeve Cottons, Lace Trimmed...... $2.29-$2.98 by implication, said that "the en­ frontier, the Russlane reported Strafe Barges and Troops British forces in India, lau Gift Stationery agaih Monday but with pros­ Month Ago; Will Be they had . captured a strategic Subs Viewed i emy, who had been extended in Secret Bride pects that the flow of motor Gen. Douglas MacArthur’s hla attack—the first step fighting during which he lost a Lucky to Get Birds. height from which new operations planes swept northward again to the promised reoccupatVm of \ atattooery. All white or colored. y Winks—Ladies’ . further 21 tanks, did not exert fuel will be thinner than the could be launched. strafe barges and troops which As Vanguard former British protectorate— great pressure against Axis troops Recites Tale old rationing volume. The Chicago, Dec. 19— (ff)— A sharp Force Civilians to Work had survived the Allied aerial the monsoon season ended, yesterday” and they ’’still carried Office of Price Administration pre-Christmas rise in live turkey Red Star, the Army newspaper, smash at Japanese landing oper­ mitting large scale operatlcHBa. Girl Scouts out their pre-arranged moves which shut off gasoline purchsses declared that scouting operations ations Dec. 14 in the Kumusi- The monsoon period had prices, siinOar to that which oc­ Of Offensive box I Pajam as 'IThis suggested that Rommel Of Shooting at noon yesterday to the average against a "large enemy strong­ Mambare rivers area, some 44 the Indla-Burroa front in a fc to $1.00 standard Uniform.s, Sizes 8 to 18 - 8?4 to ^ 4 ^*/•A .$4.25 was keeping ahead o f the British, ,| motorist In 17 eastern states and curred before Thanksgiving, today miles north of Buna. of stabilization for six mont hold” on the central front revealed J Knit of very fine cotton putting out only feeble rearguards the District of Columbia, sought Much of their material and man­ There was no immediate exp Berets...... $1.10 R in g's...... ,... .61e indicated the American housewife that the Germans were forcing n material. Long sleeves with and still avoiding battle asfarasm. . c. jrr • • a e • • • ...... $2.65 pr. —in combination tained battering of Axis-held ports slowness of the movement to mar­ tails of,., how the undersea raiders the men, principally between $ 7 .9 8 colora and aolid In ’Tunisia, flying fortresses yes­ suddenly turned Into a bestial crea­ values of the ‘‘A,’’ "B " and "C" ra­ units stormed through barbed j $29-50 to tions to elimination entirely of ket. as was the case a month ago. By Five Gunmen. struck, but Knox previously had and SO years old, were seized Washable Deerskin Gloves .. .$2.98-$3.25 pr. R ahadea in green, terday hit and set ablaze an Axis ture whose hands clawed at her wire entanglements to the ene­ large numbers and transported throat. This has wiped out the loss that my's advanced positions. pointed out that the submarine PifiT Grain Leather Gloves ...... SJ.K9 pr. iJ Geoigeous patterns and colorings in chenille Spreads that will § tan, blue and ma­ occurred In the turkey market af­ the Reich without notice and Lmw At First Sight (Continued on Page Two) The communique said that in one OUcago, Dec. 19— (ff)—An arm- blows would be aimed at cutting ’ -n * delight someone on Christmas morning. Chenille and needle- ■ roon. Slaea \3 to (Oottttnned on Pnge Two) ter Thanksgiving and pricea of off supplies and reinforcements out opportunity to Infoms Saranac Lined G loves...... It was love at first sight when sector of the ^ ttle near Kotel- order truck containing $20,000 was .Uu-51.a0 pr. p point work. White and colored grounds. \ 9 $3 9 .9 5 8. \ some grades are now slightly from Nippon’s island bases. families. Saranac Mittens ...... she and Carr met at Fort Hua- nlkovakl, "our troops repulsed at­ seized by five masked gunmen in • • • Floral apraya and gold trimmed. $1.39 to chuca last May 10, she said higher than a month ago. Already, he said, enemy shipping •tv on I Other Chenille Spreads ...... $3.29 to $12:.95\ I tacks by enemy tanks and infan­ a spectacular robbery outside Strike Protests Dismissal All Wool Mittens ...... $1.00 pr. 5 ’Tragedy began unfolding, she tes­ Market experts said that be­ waa slashed near a point where ][Jrges Halting Firm Complies cause of thla upturn live birds once try. After fierce fighUqg in one such deliveries were no longer be­ Detroit. Dec. 19—(ff)—The $1.75 tified, when, under the Influence big war plant in a west suburban All Wool Gloves...... $1,00-$1.25-$1.50 pr. j; more were near ceiling levels. sector' the enemy suffered heavy ing made on a scale adequate to reka Vacuum Cleaner com|i '8-Piece of liquor pressed upon her by losses and was forced to retreat district yesterday and police ex- -1 • They were uncertain, however, as maintain the garrisons at full plant here, engaged in making \_ U Social Moves CJarr, she went th rou ^ a Mexican On Union Pact to exact ceilings under the recent leaving many dead on the battle­ preased belief members of the masks, was closed today when _ marriage ceremony. She was 21, strength. * Embroidered Sheet and Relish Sets SOLDIER revision on wholesale prices; Due field and losing 17 guns, 63 trucks, "Terrible Touhy” gang were in­ Latest Toll Listed 500 employees, members of the ' V he 27. and 14 machine guns destroyed.” K Cryatal tray with removable to the scarcity of dressed turkeys volved in the holdup. Latest toll of the American subs dependent Mechanics Educatle X SUITS Children’s Miss HerUhy. who is charged Montgomery Ward & they have been quoted at ceilings Dispatcheti from ths front said society, went ,on strike, ruby diahea. Tray can be uaed Southern Democratic "It looks as though the Touhy was listed aa a large tanker, a X in tan, broadcloth with murder, said Carr had told riake*. international rep re Pillow Case Sets aa cake or aandwUdi plate. mob has come out ot hiding to get large cargo ship, a medium-sized * with leather belt MITTENS Bloc Leader Would Iherthat he was married when he Co. Signs Contract Aft­ (Continued On Pnge ’Two) (OontlBiMd on Pag* Two) tanker, two m^ium-slzed cargo five of the onion, said the se and ahoulder 17-year-old University of a stake," said Lieut Tbomaa Kelly X Made of good quality cotton. Embroid- was a was In protest over dlsnriaaal atrap with hat to in gay, bright Abandon Experiments er Roosevelt’ s Order. of ths sUte's sttomey’s police a union steward, "anfi-unlon** ^ X ei od in all white or in colors. Mr. and Mrs., match. Sizea 8 oolora. Sizea 2 alter Investigating the robbery, (Contlnised on Page Two) X His and Her. and floral patterns. $1-98 (Conttaoed og Page Two) Uclr(|i of a new works managar| $ 3 .9 8 to 5. , to S yeara. Washington, Dec. 19-r(ff)— Ap- Chicago, Dec. 19— —Mont' which he said was staged in typ and failure of the company P«*l for Wartime abandonment of gomery Ward A Co., said last night Civilians Will Find Space ical "Touhy style,” and probably give consideration to a $4.98 55c and 59c by fnembers of the Touhy mob. for a . wage Increase for ws Complete "all ifurther social and economic that it had complied with President experiments and new ventures' He referred to Roger Touhy, one Warniiig Hint worken. T able Chicago Lines Roosevelt's second order that it Xmas Toiletries I came today from a leader of the Shortage on Every Train of the country’s moat desperate X ' southern Demooratle bloc in Con­ accept a War Labor board’s ruling criminals, hla ace machine gunner, Given Turkey Missing on Fishing Trip Heaven Sent Sets ...... $1.T.) BOOKS Centerpieces CHILDREN’ S SOCKS gress Facing Strike and sign a CIO union contract am' Basil (The Owl) Banghart, who M ta^. Fla., D ^ . 19.—(ff)- Friendship Garden Sets. In paatel colora for dainty dreaaea, alao dark colora in red. navy, Expressing hope that efforU bodying the union security issue. Cadcago, Dec. 19— o • • • • • « 8 with princeaa pine, red berrica, iw d s ^ r ln g the Christmas holl- condlUons. with demands heavier oa on Oct. 9, and have since been Tliinly Veiled Advice to vine, Ky., and St. Louis, Mn^ ...... $2.00 X may be about to bear fruit,” Rep- C oncU iatioU P an el Falls said it “executed the document 8 pine conea, red ribbon. Com­ reaenUUve Woodrum (D.. Va.) de- ' day period will find rtiortage of i in some sections that othei#, and in hiding. ^ . George G. Sedano, 49, profe Old South S e t s ...... $3.73 S L iiieii B o o k s *••••• • 29c and 35c Pair under duress and only because the Observe Strict Neu­ X 50o, ^)5c^ plete with candlea— dared that the nation’s first ob-1 To Compromise Ele­ apace "on practically every train,” the cooperation of the public in ob- Guard Mounded In Arm al dancer, are missing o(S a I Revlon Manicure Sets ...... president as commander hi chiqf hig trip that started Tneaday Jeetive must bs financing and win­ in time of war, expressly so order­ GMrge A Kelly vice president of serving travel suggestions made I The guarda In the money truck trality in Article.-^ Old Spice Cologne...... !!!!!!!!.$L00 X Young Children . . . 25c to $1.25 ning tbs war. vated Wage Dispute The P»nm-n company, said today.! by the railroads and the Office of] were at the plant to cash checks emoon. The two roni were ed.” The signed contract, however, .. —Defense ..------Transportation.»-.i— I fo, employes when ths bandits, seen as they left a pier W Wrisley Cologne...... 3 Q c and $1 'T h e American people,” he n id I ^ d not contain a duress clause. At the same time, Kelly said Ankara, Turkey, Dec. 18-^( De­ .$1.00 ^ Nusery Tales . . . In an interview "are willing to be { Chicago, Doc. 19—(ff)—A par­ that the traveling public has been Hhould Get Reftrrwitlona brandishihg 30-30 rifles, drove up Bouth of MUind* obo»fd tfco . .:. . . 50c, 75c, $1.25 Rullnga Rejected Twice I in two cars. They fired at the layed )—(ffi— An article appearing J. B..” cabin cruiser owned Friendship Garden T alcu m ...... 5 0 c X IndlvManl TaMe Ptoeea .... 18e TOYS taxed for whatever it UStm tial tie-up of Chicago’s vital trans- The maU order house twice had cooperating with the railroada and Kelly said that as the holiday in Adolf Hitler’s Berlin newspa­ train, aqutp and maintaio our I portation ayatem appeared imml- Army in allowing the lines to give truck windows, shattering the Brinkmai. Slate laveafigator Sutton’ s Bubble B a th ...... 5 9 c X rejected WLB riillnga and both travel period moves into high. glass designed to resist revolver per Voelkischer Beobachter short­ Favorite Classics • e. • • . . . .50c—$1.00 BELL CLUSTERS, 39c, 50c Maple 1)ible and Chair Sets ...... $5.25 to $18.50 flghtlng forcea. But they have a neht today after fdiure of a-eon- preference to troop movements prdspecUve travelers should obtain K. Mills said he was Investli times the dlspte waa referred buUets, and wounding a guard, ly after the Turkish ambassador the possibility of foul play in Friendship Garden Bath Powder . . Maple Top and Flat Top Desks and Chairs — Real right to demand that all non-war cUlation panel to oompromiee a for action to the president, who and to other duties In connection sleeping and parlor car accom­ laft the German capital for An­ Tinsel rovered with red wage diapute between emptoyea of I Anthony Grllfo, in the forearm. neefion with tho disappear Yardley ^ n d Street Bath Powder. !!!!!!!!$ l5o | s o c , $ 1 . 00, $ 1.25 Furniture— Noi a Toy. 119.75, $21.50, $22.50. $24.50 aetlvitlea be curtailed and expand- upheld the board’s decision. The with the war effort. Because of modations early, and he also urged kara yesterday waa interpreted by ribbons. Iturea for the aame cut to the the d t / a Jammed elevated Unea the increasing strain of existing that neoeasary cancellations be Griffo and the other guard, John WLB first ordered that the com' I Fasulo, were ordered from the many Turks today aa a thinly Plus Tax. Fancy Rockers and Maple Chairs ...... 12.59 to $6.50 bone. and the operating company. pany algh a collective bargaining railroad equipment,' civilians ' re­ made so aa to allow other travelers Blow Up Fascist Office# S Dictionaries . . 59c, 89c, $1.00 Sleds...... $1.00 to $11.50 truck and two of the bandits drove veiled warning to this country to New: York, Dec. 19- WiU Ne«a MbMe 1 The 4JM0 employe-membera of contract which contained a' mi cently were urged not to make any "vitally needed space.. observe strict neutrality. 17 Pc. Handy Utility _ Set Over 100 SeIcctidnH o fT o y s and Games...... 25c to $0.00 *T believe the incoming Oon- the Amalgamate Aaaodatlon of tenance o f membership clause, but unneceaaary train trips during the "There la a ahortage of space on oft in the truck, followed by their Brltlsh radio aaid today X Adult Fiction • • • • a greaa win take note of thla pub­ Street, laoctric Railway and Mo­ month extmding to Jan. 12. accomplices in the other two cars. "To thos* who play with the offtoes In Liege, Belgium, hw . ------50c, $3.50 Enjoy a Pair of Skis ...... $1.49 to $3.75 the company said it would comply practically every train no'wadays.’’ dangerous idea of holding their lic demand,” he added. tor Coach Employed of America No Panto Or Hysteria 1 The truck later was found several Mown up and the Germnna Boys’ Delight Uniforms — Indian, Mailman, Air Raid only if ordered by Mr. Roosevelt. he aaid in reporting on the large ___ territory ready aa a platform for 9 tl of kitchen utenaila. Salad fork and apoon, Woodrum’a remarka followed (AFL) have voted to walkout at Aft^r the president’s first order Kelly aaid It was “a compliment dally movement of troopa on rail-j miles from where it had been the town the eqrivnlent of grater, atrainera, knivea, etc^ in a new plaatlc lYarden $1.39 announcement by Chairman Can­ 12:01 a.m. tomorrowi unleaa .The to the good sense and cooperation I seized. Europe’s enemies, the fate of Po­ 000 and aelzed hostagea M Schick Electric Razors the company refused to sign tbs roa^ I land should be a warning,” de­ material In gift box. $ 2 98 Country Doctor and Nurse S ets...... 25c to $1.19 non (D., ) f a ) that a apodal Houae Chicago Rapid Tranait company contract unleaa H contained a of the traveling public that the In uiglng a dacmaae in pleasure The robbenr , prtsaL CBS iroasded clared the Beobachter. RIetal Airplanes 29c to $1.98 Approprlatkm auboommittee la granta wage increaaaa ranjihig statement that It atgned under shift from peace to war travel, tripe, the railroad and Army of- •P»raely aetUed wwt su b u r^ dis^ st. ficU^ said that In addition to trtct--the awne of operaUons of The article took the form of a Model Boats—to Construct— Freighter, P-10 Boats and working on a plan to give Cbn- from 9 to 14 aenta per hour. The duress. The WVB refused to al giving troopa the right of way, greaa an independent ayatem for preaent hourly aqale la from 81 to movement of troopa, the Unea .too the rtd Touhy gang durii^ the reply to a question posed in a re­ Treasury Balaiice The JWHAU COM low Inclusion of tbs duress clause has been accomplished smoothly cent editorial in the aemi-official $12-50 and $15-00 I BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS ’ Sail Boats... *...... $'1.19 to $1.49 checking up oa government ex- 92 oenta. In the agreement and the oompqny and without panle or hyateria.” could five preference to mlUtaiy I prohibition em. It alao waa in the M A M N i s T m C o m m - Turkish newapaper Aksham, Washington, Dac. pendtturaa. Beth SUee Betuee Ta T M i said ft would sign only M so dlraet- DIacuMng the pro^iects for perKmnel gbing home for Christ- g e n ^ a r » v ^ r e Jota poaKlon of tha TrsaM T. l WUIiam O. Murray, dudnaami mas and returning to camp; to I (Jake ^B arb er) ^ctorw M kW* which aaked: T ip to the praawit tJme," Wood- •d by tha president. Mr. Rooaavelt ordinary ctvlllaa travel thla win­ "la It true, aa Germany’s ene- Recripta, 82M,»WJ*|'«»: rum aald. ”thf commltteea of Oon- a three-man oonditatlon pant last Saturday directed the com- ter, the Pullman official aald three famUieB vliitlnir wlativei . tn Jiiap®