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S A T D K D AT ,‘ DECEMBER 16,1945 AYcragfl Dally drenlatlon T W B L V l ^ . Eugntng Hjgralii Thfl W crUmy Per the Mouth of Novomhor. 1*48 PoreoMt of U. 8. Wouthat Bwoua FENDER AND Local Boy Honored in Hawaii Manchegier 9,016 Conttnued very cold oad (sir About Town Heard Along Main Street Date Book BODY W ORK Mombor of Uw Audit weather tonight and Tuesday. SOLIMENE A PLAGG Buxom of Glieulatlauo Tomorrow INC. Mattchesier^—A City of Village Charm T fi. M a V. •ummerrlU*. Ser- And on Some of Manchester'$ Side Streets, Too Annual Christmas Candlelight •84 Oratot SL TeL lia i : aMMt lltfirv T. Oolamitn, and Oor- service. Center church at 7 ;30. VOL. LXV„ NO. 66 (CfaMolfled AdvertlalBg ou Paga 14) MAT4CHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 17,1945 (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE rURKK OKI Vjarrt O a r i^ K- Burke. alJ of Manchester has had many bou­ blocks are pretty well free of the Monday, Dee. 17 Keebeeter, were on board the pests now, althouKh there are still The Woman’s Club will present M ouaen Mary which docked in quets handed to it In the past, but the gesture Just made by a soldier some spots where the rodents The Mark Twain Masquers of m w y Sa yiterday with troop. 5 boy back from the European Thea­ maintain a habitat. Hartford in the comedy, "Life fn m the European Theater of With Mother," at the South Meth­ ter. deserves a citation from the A few years back It was not un- LECLERC Seaboard Silver Meteor Smashes Info Sun Queen Oparatfcma. Manchester Chamber of Commerce usunl to see rats Scurrying along odist church. Wreck Death Toll basement waits and foraging Annual Christmas party of FUNERAL HOME,. , Death Trap for Jap or our various civic organisations. American Legion Auxiliary, Le­ Members of the British-Amerl- The soldier, in question, was among the waste containers at the 28 Main Street rear of markets. At night it was gion Home. ' can club who desire to have their noticed at the post office last eve­ PhoR8 5269 children attend the Christmas par- ning by a newspaperman who quite the,common thing to see one Tuesday, Dec. 18 Sliced Downward; ■ ty next Friday should sign up st recognised him aa one of the lads rat after another scoot across Christmas party. Catholic La­ t the club no later than tonight. I Main street and go down a storm dles of Columbus, St. James’s hall. located during the war. at the Friday, Dee. t l Leader Set by Navy; Children of members through the water sewer basin or culvert. .State Armory. He knew from hie Kiddies' Christmas party, Brit­ age of 10 years will be enter- accent that he did not come from They were even so bold as to come ish American Club. tained< any eastern state. Asked what he out in the open during the day. Lives of Six Lost was doing here, the soldier replied: For some years the old Rialto Sunday, Dec. 78 BOTTLED GAS Recently elected officei-s of Nut­ “ Seems a bit queer, doesn’t it. theater building. Just recently torn Annual Children’s Christmas meg Forest. Tall Cedars of Leba­ that I should hit this town? Well down. wa.s said to be a real gath­ party sponsoi^ by Mlantonomoh New Installations Now Be­ Two of Seaboard Air Code Secret Facto 'lYibe I.O.R.M. and Red Men’s So­ non. will be Installed Monday eve­ I come from Missouri and before ering place for rats. But when the ing Made. Gas Appliances. Storm Brings ning at the Masonic Temple. Roy workmen were demolishing the cial Club. Tinker hall, 2:30 p. m. Line's Luxury Trains, the war thought that state God's Christmas carol candlelight seiw- Warren will become Grand J"*' building they found nary a rat. Telephone 6859 faire.-rt. Well since the day I enlist­ Ice at 7:30. South Methodist^ Packed With Holiday Cedar and the installing ed I have been into almost every Like the church mice the rats pro­ -B uffalo State Former Head of Nat will be Fied A. Knofla, distrlfl bably found the picking so poor in church. Travelers and Home­ state of .the union and during the Monday, Dec. 81 Leadership Corps Intelligence Relati representative. last year was in Europe with the old theater that they moved out. New Year’s Eve dance, Dilworth- ward Bound Soldiers Patton. Comell Post. American Legloh; at Of Emergeiicv Story; Fearful Japai The Memorial Hospital W®"’* “ Well. sir. in all these places 1 Ther? are many stories about the days when rats were so preva­ Legion Home. Figure in Collision ese Would Learn an's Auxiliary will « never met finer people than I did Tuesday, Jan. 8 XMAS CARDS | Conviction Sought !. further meetings in Manchester when we were lo­ lent In the store area. One pro­ GIFT WRAPPINGS K Blizzard Deposits Up to prietor of a bakery and restaurant Annual banquet. Manchester Di­ Kollock, S. C., Dec. 17.— Code Being Cracki January 7. On that date the an­ cated here. So while we were bat­ vision, Connecticut Sportsmen’s Big Assurtmei|t! X nual meeting will take place and tling over there I got to thinking some years back called a police­ (A^)— The death toll in the 4 8 Incbra of Snow Political Argumen] man to have him look at the Assoclatidn, at the Sheridan. J a RTHUR DRUG STORESjJ 600,000 Members De­ all groups will meet at the same where I’d like to locate when this Saturday, Jan. 78 wreck of two of the Seaboard colony of rats he had discovered ^843 Main St. Rublnow Bldg.X In City;i Large Part Koiloye Death Precedes Hearing time. thing was over and I decided on Ladies’ Night, South Mnnchestei in the cellar. The policeman went Air Line’s luxury trains pack­ scribed as * Brain, Back­ Manchester. So when they asked Fire Department. Sports Center. into the cellar. The rata were com­ ed with many holiday travel­ O f Country Sbivers Witnesses Todaj me where I wanted to get my dis­ $ - - bone anti Directing charge so as to be nearest home I ing over a pipe that led from an ers and hpmeward bound ■ sol­ Powerful Blow Gut ” village. Mr. Gates asserts. B«‘11o w 8 Field. Oahu, Hawaiian maintain Bellows Field for fighter said Devens. That sure is near adjacent cellar. They were evi­ pilots in final overseas training. diers was revised downward Bulletin! Arm of ISazi Party' Washington, Dec. 17.- SIMOIVIZING That was known aa the Blythe I.slands. - - Corporal Eklmund H. Columbia. Mi.uouri. isn’t it. dently attracted by the smell of Shields. 153 Birch sti-eet, accepts These crewmen later fiew against Buffalo, N. Y „ Dec. 17—<>P) — Vice Admiral Theodore the bakery goods. As the rata house and is now occupied by the today. The division head­ To Japs’ Ruler The Body Shop Method friend the Honorary Ser\ ice Key to the Japan from Iwo Jima and Okinawa —BunaloTi transit facilities, Nuernberg, Dec. 17.— {/P) Wilkinson related today tl came through the hole In the cellar Peckhanv family. quarters of the railroad at paralyzed since early yester­ Mr. Gates says that the cotton new Enlisted Men's Ser\’lce Club at the height of Western Pacific Norfolk. Va., said a recheck dis­ — American prosecutors to­ he set a death trap for Ja; SOLIMENE « FLAGG, Inc. A new idea of birthday cakes wall the policeman swung with his at Bellows Field from Command­ fighting. TEXACO CRYSTALITE day by one of the worst bliz­ with candles came to light this billy, conking each one swiftly and mill burned in 1875. His mother closed that only six persons lost day called on the Internation­ May Have Profound Re­ nese Admiral Yamamoto •S4 Oeiiler St. Tel. 51«1 operated a boarding house that ing Officer Lieutenant Colonel A 1939 graduate of Manchester zards In tho city’s history, week. The local branch of Alco­ surely. Before the rata stopped High Xchool, and former assembler RANGE OIL NO. 2 FUEL OIL their lives when the Florida- Six persons were killed and more than fiO Injured when the Seaboard Railway’s "Silver Meteor" al Military tribunal to con­ spite fears that the Japanfi stood opposite the mill, he iwrltes. , Ronald F. Wilson, at the opening bound "Silver Meteor," streaking were beginning to run again holics Anonymous had a party this coming through there was a pile ceremony. The new club, which with the Pratt & Whitney Aircraft today aa the city continued In ploughed Into the line’s northbound “Sun Queen” near Pollock. S. C. The Sun Queen was pulling Into vict as war criminals 600,000 percussions in Im­ In his Inquiry to The Herald. Per through the morning mists, would thereby learn that tl week we are told, and two of the about three feet high on the floor Corporal Slilelds helped to open, Corporation, In East Hartford. Cor­ a state of emergency. The In­ a siding and four cars of the train had not cleared. The engineer of tite Meteor was one of those killed. members of the Nazi Leader­ A young fellow of high school Louis Hertz of Scar.sdale. N. Y.. ploughed into the northbound (AP wlrephoto). • perial Household as United States was crackil members were given birthday mentioned Charles and Bing Irish. features ping-pong tables, billiards, poral Shields has been in the serv­ 7 C Gallon 7 7-lOe cSSn ternational Railway company age was also said to be snoozing ice since August, 1942. He arrived "Sun Queen" near here early Sun­ ship Corps— described as "the their codes. The former hei cakes. One cake had two candles Mr. Gates states that they had a a record-player and album, a coffee reported all bus lines In Buf­ Well as in Politics ASHES AND RUBBISH thereon and the other one candle. on a couch on a rear porch of and doughnut snack-bar. and a spe­ overseas in December. 1944. In day. brain, backbone and directing of Naval intelligence and later REMOVED brother John and their father’s falo operating but one, and seaflghter with Admiral Will We understand the significance to house on Main street one early cial Crafts Shop run by the Amer­ early summer of 1945, CoiToral . Duplication Discovered three of nine trolley lines arm of the Nazi party.” Open­ evening a few years back w'hen name was Joe Irish. They came Shields starred in the AAFPOA Polar Defense Tokyo, Dec. 17. — (47 — Prince F. Halsey gave the account to AIM Local Moving and be that one member had been "on from Hebron and were stone ma­ ican Rod Cross. L. T. WOOD CO. Previously, the SAL had report­ open. ing a new phase of the war Light Tmcklag the wapon” two years and tne the raLs were bold. He was and For his part In helping to open and Army and Navy Overseas 51 BISSELL STREBT TELEPHONE 44M ed seven killed, but a duplication Picket Line Cracked crimes trial of 21 top Hitlerite Fumimaro Konoye’s dramatic sui­ Senate-House committee Inve denly awakened by a nip at one of sons, he states. Track Meets, by winning the one- gating the Japanese attack PHONE 8962 other one y«»f- drank a All the letters on the subject are the Enlisted Men’s Service Club at waa dlacovered In the names of a leaders, the prosecution charged cide yestei-day—a new and power­ quarter mile i-ace, and the mile re­ By The Associated Press Pearl Harbor Dec. 7, 1941. toast to the honored members in his fingers. His hand had dropped being forwarded to Mr. Hertz and Bellows Field, Corporal Shields serviceman. One soldier and two Survey to Be that thousands' of members of ful blow to the prestige and posi­ GAVELLO & E. SCHULZ over the edge of the couch aa he wa.s personally awarded the Honor­ lay. He also took third place in A blizzard from Lake Erie de­ water it Would have tasted awful we ti*ust he will find the informa­ Navy men were killed, the rail­ In Auto Union Strike such once-powerful organizations tion of Emperor Hlrohito—may Delayed by Political Sqnabblu | slept. He awoke in time to see ary Key of Scr\’ice by his com­ the broad and high Jumps. His if it came from either of the town tion he is after. road said, but authorities are posited up to 48 inches o f snow on as the Leadership Corps, the Elite have profound repercussions in the Wllxinson’s testimony was water systems. a rat nmning away from the manding officer. The club is one parents. Mr. nnd Mrs, William J. withholding their name.s pending Joint Effort Guard (SSI, the Storm Troops layed by a political squab Shields, live at 153 Birch street. Buffalo, N. Y., causing a state of ifnpcrial household as well as In porch. Fortunately the bite didn’t In all of the years since police of the best equipped on the island. notification of kin. (SA), the Reich cabinet, the Ges­ among the members at th* His wife 4s presently in Lansing, emergency to be proclaimed there, Flint Police Charge in political circles. Wonder who Manchester's Pied amount to much since rat bites protection has been paid for by Corporal Shields is assigned to i More than 80 persons wiere hos­ as a large part of the country tapo and the German high com­ ing of the session. duty with a squadron that helped ■Mich. United States The prince himself, in his final Piper chances to be? There cer­ are said to be dangerous. taxpayers, there has not been s pitalized at a half dozen towns. shivered today in frigid weather. United States and Can­ Flying Wedge Forma­ mand should also be declared hours, expressed concern for the During the arguments, preci| Order tainly must be one Judging from One answer to the practical single case of payroll holdup or Many of them were released later, Mayor Joseph J. Kelly of Buf­ guilty as war criminals. future of the Imperial house as dis­ fated by controversy over comz elimination of rats is said to be tion to Get Office reports we hear about the rather robbery of banking messengers on and soon turned to Ice, making it limns now: that the football season however. Scores of others re­ falo ordered schools and most city ada Begin to Work Sees Internal Jails Filled With Thousands cussions of possible abdication tee employes and the course of successful drive to clean rats out the systematic application of ex­ the main stem. itifficnlt to clean the walks and is past, at least until the key to ceived first aid treatment. The offices closed, limited telephone use Workers Into Plant were revived. Some Japanese aald Inquiry, Representative Keefe FUEL OIL of the business district. The store terminator powders and poisoned This la not unusual for a town making .sanding neco.ssary. The the .strike situation is found. " WASTE PAPER Out Plans Against At- Jails of the Allied powers in oc­ Wis.) demanded to know at trains were loaded to capacity and to keep lines open for emergency cupied Germany are filled with the suicide might be the final fac­ foods. A num ^r of the stores of the location or size of Manches­ third yesterday was light but it A. Non. carried about 400 passengers each. calls, and asked citizens, to '88 North Pole tor In precipitating the emperor’s lint whether the group was inv m m One of BlaoclMeter*e Old- banded tbgether and hired an ex­ ter. Just the other day. on walk­ covered up whatever sanding had By The Associated Press Affairs Worry thousands of such minor Nazis. Ugatlng Pearl Harbor or aat Poalen for Reliable Sendee. The wreck occurred aa the Sun home and guard against fires. resignation. terminator company which made ing down Main street we happened been done. Queen was pulling into a aiding. Within a 51-hour period. 48 inche.s Police cracked a picket If the six indicted German or­ Long Close Confidante Thomas E. Dewey of New Yoilui ganizations are convicted of being weekly trips to the subscribing to meet several w’cll known gentle­ The help situation remains about All the cars had not cleared the of snow fell In South Buffalo and Washington. Dec. 17-(J>)-M ind- o f CIO United Auto Doubtless, Hirohito personally Receives Naral Documeats r a n g e o i l d o n WILLIS Takes Position Disturb­ criminal groups, these members business houses. The plan seems men, known, that Is, to the bank ps it has been. It is difficult to British- main track as the Silver Meteor 30 Inches in the downtown dis­ fui of atomic age i^ssibiiities, the Worker strikers to escort of- felt the blow deeply. Konoye long Along with Wilkinson's Metered Sendee! to have worked to the complete officials, enioute to their daily get menial tasks done when yon COLLECTION sped out of the frigid darkness, trict. will automatically be guilty ot was his close confidante and it gen­ mony, the committee also recelv GARAGE satisfaction of those who were mid-day banking chore. want them done and at a fair United States and Canada are be- workers into one plant of ances Under Certain war Climes to varying degrees, slicing the northbound train in No Relief In Sight guining to woik out Joint plans to erally waa believed the mikado Naval documents showing thatt T te W . G. Glenney G>. CoRipletc Anto Serrlce parties to it. It seems that some business price. Not every property owner American Club two. No relief was in sight. The U. Conditions Become American prosecutors declared. p la c^ great authority In “ the dan­ 1. Six days before the Ji houses make it a part of company has the time to do his own shevel- MONDAY, DECEMBER 17 The dining car and four coaches S. Weather Bureau predicted light defend No, th America against any ^j^^er fa ctories th e picket Col. Robert G. Storey, assistant gerous prince.” attacked Pearl Harbor, U» ( raom 414S 18 Main St. TeL 8083 U. S. prosecutor, opened the new The letter In the "Open Forum’* regulations that not one. but ,two. ing, so he makes himself liable un­ of the Sun Queen were scrambled, to moderate snow today and con­ Business of All World Konoye's death was a swrlft par­ of Naval Intelligence b e llie d lj" '» opened voluntam,-. A phase of the trial by producing the other day suggesting the possi­ officials of the company go togeth­ der the law every time it snows. a', were the locomotive, one coach tinued cold weather. Dnfting allel blow to General MacArthur’s Nipponese might soon make er to the bank each day, possibly records showing that the Nazi bility of forming an-Jttonuc Power And if Charlie Maag l.s right the IN THE NORTHEAST SECTION and four sleepers of the Florida- snow, home on a 30-mile-per-hour Disclosing this today. Allied dl- \ n.ving wedge formation of po- Washington, Dec. 17—(>Pj—The recent directive against Shinto. advance against 'Thailand. club in Manchester has infinite pos­ twice, to deposit the dally take of property owner will be making BINGO bound train. wind, was blocking roads almost plomatic officials said one of the lice charged the line at the leadership corps had approximate­ That directive struck deeply at 2. On Nov. 15, 1941, a the conrpany. In some instances himself ’ liable 19 more times this first specific steps taken by this United States appears today to ly 600,000 active functionaries, sibilities. There doesn’t seem to Help the Hospital — Help Local Industry By Continuing U st of Dead as soon as they were plowed AC Spark Plug division in Flint, Hirohito. Before that, the wide­ Intelligence summary spoke be any limit whatever to tha possi­ these daily deposits are sizeable year. open. country was the assignment of six bringing some 30 office woskecs have embraced the belief that un- ranging from Hitler’s Immediate spread network of MncArthur’s “ the approaching crlala” and would be a tempting morsel 771* dead reported were: ohserv'era. to . accompany a- Cana­ aides to minor Mock Isadsrs ssImss bilities of the energy that can be To Save Paper. The Need Has Not Diminished! W. W, Shoemaker of Raleigh, The blizzard veered off to the Tnto 1 he -administratiofi htrtldlng-^der certain condlttons any nation’s war criminal lists had atnpped Japanese relations. released through atomic power. for any wrong-minded moron who Judging from the news from TONIGHT south late yesterday but the dian Army-Air Forces expedition at the outset with another internal affairs become the busi duty, the prosecutor charged, was from around the throne all but two The Yamamoto incident caiaq NOTICE! might think to knock either or Stamford these days, the Office N. C., engineer on the Silver Me­ on an 81-day Arctic exporation. "tf spy on the population.’’ And aa the letter said in the "Open teor. Weather Bureau warned that the later following. ness of all nations. of the principal and still active while Wilkinson was telling of both of these men down and run Gagman asserts, "If it weren’t for storm might swing back to Buf­ Assigned the task of gathering Colonel Storey declared that the Forum’’ it is a source of power that James Ferrell of Richmond, Va.. Directed to Report Today President Truman applied that court actors In the tragedy of the great secrecy that aurrounded must be considered wisely lest it away with their deposit bags. that man Towne, Yale would have falo. military and scientific information, principal to strife-torn China in estimated figure of 600,000 for the oast 15 years. The imperial house­ code-breaking when he was in MEMBERS OF V. F, W. AND AUX. Many similar companies do their ORANGE HALL porter on the Sun Queen. General Motors, which ha.s membership of the Nasi Leader- get completely out of hand. been locked out of the n,ew.s col­ Railroad officials said freight this expedition has been designated charged the UAW-CIO with "ille­ his policy declaration Saturday, hold had been Invaded by the ar­ telligence from mid-October, tl banking in a hit-or-miss manner. Perry Clayton Reese, 2509 Duke officially "Exercise Musk-Ox” by shin corps was a “ limited view.” . Things sure do move fast these traffic gradually was being tied up gal picketing” and has sought in­ and government officials «aid this rest of Prince Morlmasa Naahlmo- to July of 1942. Some companies depend upon the LILAC STREET— COVENTRY LAKE— street, Alexandria, Va. in Buffalo yards. Pas.senger trains the Canadian government. It will asserting that numeroua minor Later at sea, he recalled, he Our Aniiiial Christmas Party for Adults Will Be days. All kinds of organizations Frank G. Turner, discharged junctions in Ohio, Illinois ami country soon might Join others in to. company secretary to make' up the 7-Family Flat, 5 rooms each. were getting through after some cover 3.100 miles through territory applying it to Spain and Argentina. staff officers would bring the to­ ' Yesterday, a few hour* after orders from Admiral Chester Held At Our Next ReRular Meetinsr, Tuesday EveninR, have been taking up post-war YOUR OWN! ! BIG PRIZES!' 4- Rooro Lake Front Cottage. , Army staff sergeant, Gibsonia, Pa. New Jer.sey, had directed office problems, reconversion, veterans’ day’s receipts, fold the whole under Just like new from top to bot­ delay. which heretofore has been consid­ With ratification of the United tal to approximately 2,000,000. , Konove’s pre-dawn .suicide. Mar- Niinitz to arrange to snare Yi her winter coat and run post-haste | Route 1. (Wife, Mr*. Florence W. workers in several Michigan "citios Dwsember 18. There Will Be Grab Ba* Prizes, Games aid. full employment and so on. XMAS GREETING CARDS tom. All conveniences Includ­ Completely furalahied, electric Except for Watertown, where 30 ered an impenetrable barrier Nations charter, the United States llowever. conviction of the sub-' qms koichi Kido. until recently mito, the head of the Japan to the bank, Other main line bus Turner, Gibsonia.) • to report today. TTien along comes the*Air Power -1 From Your Snapshots ing steam heat, flandy to bus llghta, dectrlb stove, hot water inches of snow fell, the rest of New against attack. accepted the principle collective ordinate staff officers is not being J lord keeper of the pnvy seal and fleet who once iKiasted he wi ■11^ Fun for All! inesa men boldly walk along the Admission 25c Two service men • whose names Thirty-eight thousand office league. That hardly gets organ­ Order Now — Supply Limited! and shopping district. Good heaL $8,500. Terms Ar­ York state had clear, cold wcath- Now,- diplomats say, the waste­ action to prevent—or slop—inter­ sought by the prosecution, be-j another close adviser of the em- dictate peace terms in the Whlf ized when along comes the pi-oposal street, their financial cargoes un­ opportunity for Investor. Ap­ were withheld by military author! land area is regarded as one of the workers, supewisory p''rsoniwI and national wars. Traditionally, how­ cause "their participation in and; peror. surrendered as a war crlmi- House. mistakably exposed as they turn ranged. 1 Men Are Requested To BrinR Gifts Not To Exceed of an Atomic Power club which, proximately flIOO monthly ties pending notification of the Temperatnres Below Normal potential approaches to some of other non-strikers have been idle ever, this country has held that a responsibility for the conspiracy nal .suspect. Wilkinson said the operas according to advance dope, would towards 923 Main street. ELITE STUDIO rental Income. Price $8,900. 5- Ronm Cottage, 75 ft. from next of kin. Temperatures generally were America’s most vital cities. in the 26-day-old walkout of 175.- nation's internal troubles were wer« measureably less extensive j stories About Crown Prince 50c for Women and Women Likewise for Men. We hope all these missionaries Aid was sent to the scene by production workera over the • seem to supersede everything else. 17,000 Down. lake front. All conveniences. below normal in a wide area east In two segments, the expedition 000 strictly its own business. than tho.se of staff officers and 1 n may have been with design, (Continued on Page T5velve) : of finance are safe in their duties, Completely furnished. $7,700. Coroner L. R. Redfearn of nearby of the Rockies. The mepeury fell is scheduled to start f,x>m CJhurch- union’s 30 per cent wage increase office holders on higher levels of then^ that a few days ago- news- Let’s Enjoy This Peace On Earth With Those Who More power to ’em. vet sometimes it would seem that demand. Mr. Truman moved some dis­ 5I.APLE STREET— Terms Arranged. Cheraw, who was attracted by below zero in east Montana and the ill, Manitoba, in mid-February, and tance away from that position in the leadership corps.” naoers suddenly blossomed anew they expose less of their intent as 7-Family llouse, 4 rooms Have Fought To Come Back From Over There. Come We are atill getting letters giv­ he Perfect flares as he drove an empty am­ Dakqtas eastward through cen­ from Eklmonton, Alberta, in early Although office workers entered his 1,200-word directive to Gen. with .stories about Crown Prince they go towards the bank, thereby each apartment. All couveni- 5-Room Cottage. Lake front. bulance past the site soon after GM plants in other Michigan cities Membership Listed Early and Attend the Meeting! ing the writers’ views on the ori­ tral ilhnois and Indiana. ’ITie cold­ May. George C. Marshall, his special en­ Akihito, whwe twelfth birthday is gin of the names "Slap Gut" and lessening the temptation to the encea. Handy to sebofti, buses Can easily be made into year the wreck occurred at 3:45 a. m. In addition to sending obseiwers, vnthout untoward incident, the Colonel Storey listed the mem­ If You Want To ^Christmas est spot In the country last mid­ voy to China. bership in the various categories December 23. "Gay City.” Most of our corre­ lone bandit or two who might hap­ and shopping center. Price ’round home. All conveni­ (e. 8. t.) the United States has given the state police sent out an alert order night was Glasgow, Mont., where Threatens Pea4-e Of World of the Leadership corps as follows; After thfi surrender, all of the spondents agree that "Slap Gut” pen by. .... $7,800. Terms .\rranged. ences and completely furnish­ 28 Ambalaoccs at Scene it was 20 below. In most of North .Canadian government assurance of to all its posts in affected commu­ Flashes! The banks think enough of their Gift The president observed that 41 gaulelters (district leaders); Tokyo pi-ess carried stories about Is derived from the name of Some ed. In good location and has Redfearn npOfled all physicians Dakota and the extreme western Tull cooperation- in developing and nities. events of this century indicated safety to really protect it. Maybe Buy Or Sell WELLS STRI5ET— 808 krieslelters (county leaders): the crown prince. It is known now (Lute Bulletins ot the (J7 W ire)! Indian who was probablv a ward nice view of lake.>, Sale Price in Cheraw and then called ambu­ part of Minnesota lows of 15 to 20 carrying out the expedition. In a number of plants the UAW- "a breach of peace anywhere in the that the emperor’s abdication be­ the depositors along the line should 4- Family DwelHhg, 4 rooms $5,500. $7,000 Down. During the 81 days the scores CIO’s pickets have piermltted the 28,376 ortsgruppenlelters (local healer up Lydallville way-in the each apt„ modem convent- lances from towns In the vicinity. below were reported. world threatens the peace of the fore! the occupation was discussed days of King Philip. And it share a bit of this. Freezing temperatures were re­ entry of non-strikera since the day entlfe world.” Thus, he said, it is and Akihito was being groomed as encea. n ^ n tly redecomted In­ ported as far south at the northern (Continued on Page Eight) the strike began. Strikers . in (Continued on Page Eight) Section Of Bridge Falls seems definitely settled that "Gay REAL Records side and out. haady to achoola. SOUTH COVENTRY (Conttnued on Page Twelve) in “the most vital interest of the ruler under a regency. The plans Boston, Dee. 17 — (J7 — The Army and Navy Club, City’’ refers to the abandoned vil­ Thefts of liquor and attempts at • end of the Florida peninsula and Flint, however, had protested the United States and all the United were abandoned when the Allied breaks In local grills and bars buses and shopping aectton. entry of any. Shouts of "Scab” freighter John Hatorn, laden % lage in the Bolton-Hebron section. VICTOR DECCA 10-Room Beautiful Old Colo­ along the gulf to southern Mississ- Natlon.s” that Chinese National­ attitude Indicated relative leniency have caused a lot of discussion Good Investment. Sale Price nial House, now vacant. New­ ippl. greeted the non-striksrs’ appear­ 10,090 Ions of grain, rammed E. L. Gates of 150 Avery street, $8,000. $7,000 Down. ists and communists settle their toward Hirohito. high bridge in Charlestown t Incorporated writes in that there once w.as a this week. All kinds of versions ESTATE COLUMBIA CAPITAL ly redecorated inside and out. Urges Volume Fluke Record Set Cordial Tone ance today. differences promptly and peace­ RebeUForces Diet sessions have revealed Sev­ have been advanced. 'iTie moat like­ All conveniences, electric A fluke record was set at Chica­ To Relinquish Control such force today that a section cotton mill near the lower reser­ COBURN ROAD— fully. eral indications that the wall of the structure fell Into the hat" voir of Manchester Water Com­ ly one we’ve heard is that the Jobs lights, running water, full go where It was three below this The Navy prepared to relinquish China, Mr. Truman asserted, has , the Imperial household is crack­ were done by someone, or by per­ At KEMP'S, INC. 5- R4)om Single, aU conveni­ and the bridge was put out of ( pany system and that the mill was ences Inclndlng steam heat, bath. 7 fireplaces. Steam heat Home Building morning, compared with a previous At Sessions control tonight of 11 Sinclair Oil "a clear responsibility to the othgr Hold Tabriz ing. Moat important was a rela­ sons. familiar-with the layouts of The Music House with nil. 5 acres of land. Bara low temperature for this day of Company plants seized last Octo­ mission. .'Ml traffic over familiarly referred to as the "Slap closed.lB snnparlor and fire­ 1.2 United Nations to eliminate arm­ tively unnoticed resolution intro­ bridge, inrluding the passage Out" mill, Only one house re­ the place* cracked. 75’ X 40’. High elevfriion near In 1914. Forecaster E. S. Hanlon ber 5 with 42 other refineries and If you chance to be discussing Fair Prices place, very nice location, han­ ed conflict within its territory as duced by aged Kiikio Ozaki. vet­ Boslon Elevated railway tr mains of the original little "Slap lake. Convenient to bus. school said, however, that the record oil pi-opertles during the CIO Oil constituting a threat to world sta­ Restrictive Measures eran member of th* House of Rep­ these breaks don’t fall for a gag dy to schools.-bascM and stores. Government Asks Build Foreign Ministers Turn was halted Indellnltely. An elevnt BINGO Sale Price $17,000. Doum and stores. Mnnv posstbllitlrs. book is filled with much colder Workers’ strike. bility and peace.” resentatives. that haa been pulled on several un­ , ^ . ed train had roared over the brld Can $83100 Sale Price $13,000. Terms Ar­ ers to Make Ingenious temperatures at this time of year. To Serious Business President H. F. Sliiclair of the He implied that American eco­ Imposed by Russiaus Oznki proposed that the ] suspecting fellows during the week. ranged, coihpany announced last night the If anyone eases up to you and asks ADAMS STREET- ^ nomic - assistance for China would Aid for Insurgents j ty feet of the El structure sagf Every Sal. Night At 8:30 Sharp! Oil Burners, 8-Room Single, In good con­ Use of Substitutes (Conttnued on Page Twelve) At Moscoi^ 1;: Meeting dispute had been settled. The depend on the speed with which (Continued on Page Eight) FAMILY GROUP If you know where he can unload Wm. F. Johnson ANDOVER— 8,400 Sinclair employes will receive perceptibly, rjecnwhlle passenger dition. Price $5,800. Down that "country moves toward peace I will lie sliuttled from one side a dozen cases of liquor on the a M I'' an 18 per cent pay raise for a basic Tehran, Dec. 17.—{/P> — Tabriz, $1,700. -R wm' flonsc, now vacant. Bulletin! Moscow, Dec. 17—(/PI—In an and unity. I Hie bridge to the other by busa HOSPITALIZATION quiet Just laugh at him. One young Builder Real Estate 'll 4 4 40-hour week. *i^e new contract capital of Azerbaijan province, waa 21 Game8 Including Sweepstakes fellow fell hard for that one and Furnfoces Fully lnsul-4ted. nil conveni­ atmosphere of cordiality enhanced Meanwhile, there were week-end and surfucci cary. I ANDOVER— Washington. Dec. 17— Water Tests by an informal preliminary meet­ will contain clauses barring strikes indications that the United States reported today entirely in the I thought sure he had discovered ences, cl4X*trlc lighls. running and lockouts. Stia^e Is Set INSURANCE .Johnson-Built Homes A Few .Still Available. Farm, $5 acres, 8-room Work stoppages which , might ing last night, the foreign minis­ soon might decide officially that hands of insurgent forces which, an 2 TURKEYS GIVEN AWAY AS ADDITIONAL-DOOR the identity of the person who got I house, all conveniences, bnra wafer, full b'lth. S. acres of tie up pi^uction or trans- Meanwhile, In Washington, a Three Dwelling DeniolisUed away with 15 cases at one local land. Brook bordering profter- ters of the Soviet union, the United tactics of Generalissimo Franco In Iranian general officer asserted, Phi’adclphla, Dec. 17—t(P(- * PRIZES UNTIL DECEMBER 22. RACILMFFE OIL (X).' and poultry coop. About 15: portaUon of Important bqsio To Be Made government fact-finding commit­ Spain and Argentina’s military re­ overpowered the small central gov­ For Jap Trials A New Family Policy BROAD STREET acres tillable land. 135 choice ty. Small barn ronld be used construction materials, such as States and Britain turned today tee was scheduled to take up the \1oIent explosion demolished tbr llflfl Blaple Avenoe - Hartfatfl to the serious business of bringing gime also constitute threats to ernment garrison with the help of Now Available "^Liquor theft* are not unusual TELEPHONE 7426 fruit trees, apple and peach. ps poultry house. Convenient to steel and lumber, could'' throw West Philadelphia dwellings tod pst before Christmas and just , IVL Bartforfl 7-fllfll bus, school and store. . Sale their countries. closlir together Im l^ace and thus are international restrictive measuras imposed by Police Insjiector Herbert KItehe Good location in the country. the natlon’a housing program (Conttnued on Page Twelve) business. Russian occupation troops. I p j y p At Low Group Rates. before the end of the year. Convenient to school and store. Price $4,800. Terms Arranged. out of gear, a top Labor de­ Medical Examiner the interests of world peace. Accused of Com man said several persons were ‘ A British embassy spokesman Barks Uruguayan Proposal. Tile Russians, the general dc lieved misilng and several Ihjur For 51ea, Womea Aflca Ifl to 60; Sale Price $103100. Terma partment sttitlsticlan said to­ Hopes to Determine If Treasury Balance Secretary of State Byrnes as an­ dared, confiscated the aide anris of j initting or Condoning We are willing to bet that a Arranged. TOLLAND— - . day. The prediction came from said the foreign ministers would The blast, folloiyed by tire, Children to Ago 17 lachiaivo. good many of those who voted to meet for the second time this nounced this government’s ”un- the Iranian officers and restrict- ' ' troyeil three prrvale' home* Older Ago Group flO-M Herman B. Bycr, assistant Body of. Baby Frozen ed the government garrison to its Alrocilies Arc adopt the sidewalk cleaning ordi­ COVENTRY— Farm, 13 acres of land, afternoon and observer* expected Washington, Dec. 17^i-A7—The qualiflod .adherence” to a recent ' I firemen were fighting the blaze I Jarvis Offers These Pays Ion WE CAN QUICKLY ARRANGE A chief of the Employ-ment and position of the Treaauiy' Dec. .13:’ Uruguaraii ' proposal . Uiat the baiTacks. Then, he said, "w e ll; nance for the 'Town of Manchester Farm. 78 acres. Mostly tiU- mostly clear. 6-room house, all Occupational Outlook branch they would embark at once on dis­ — r—r I fore an attempt could be made are kicking themselves these days. able. 7-Room Home, with all Chelsea, Mass., Dec. 17—(4*i— Receipts. $10r,636,188.60; expen­ American republics adopt the armed democratic party (insur-. .Yokohama, Dec. 17 *i.P) In the i search the ruins. Spray from h4 SicknoM or aooMeat expeoaoa LOW COST f i n a n c e PLAN conveniences, eleetric lights, of the Bureau of Labor Sta­ cussion of the jnomentoua Issues gent) forces occupied higher build- , when oouBned In any hoapltal It boomeranged early this year conveniences. Bara equipped runninr water, heat and bath. Pans of ordinary drinking water ditures. $112,348,953 72; balance. cold apd gloom of Yokohama i lines froze »n streets In the Houses — Now Available THROUGH THE BANK tistics. which had braught them together $25,898,034,664.22. (Continued on Page Eight) Ings completely surrounding the anywhera In the D. 8. A. or with three snow storms. to tie np 70 head cattle. Sale Large barn, 3 poultry coops. were being used today in a scien­ —including the vital question of courthouse, eight American Mill- j Kitchenman ordered all famlUes-l li ' first waa heavy but not too diffi­ AND AGENT Price $Aooo. Down $7,000. tific experiment designed to aid a barracks.’’ tary commissioned members today 1 the block evacuated on both sId EAST CENTER ST.— ASHWORTH STREET— Canada. Room and honrd ex- Good location In the country. Washington, Dec. 17^d*)*“ The international control of atomic Garrison Surrounded penaea np to ffl.flfl per dny for cult to remove from the walks. On hard surfaced road. Sale jnedical thvestigation of the death energy. , • set the stage tor the first w ar! of the street. .About 30 famlll PLAN NO..COVENTBF— government asked the nation’s of six months old "kidnaped” The general, who declined to be Beutlfnl -Room Single.. 4 I.«rge 6-Room Single In ex­ flmt SO days’ oonllnement—flMfl The second was wet and slushy Price $5,800. Down Payment Thday’s session was scheduled crimes trials to be held in Japan. were taken to the home* of tr 8 S-room House, ail eonven- builders today ip make ingenious Ronald Clhrlan, whose mother is quoted by name, said that central bedrooms, large sleeping porcb cellent repair. Large lot. 7-car per day for next flfl dasra* oon- SAVE $1,500, to begin at 4 )». m. (9 a. m., es.t) Five Japanese accused of com­ or neighbors. garage.' Steam heat. "Now lenoea, poultry house, 10 acres under, arrest charged with his mur­ Yankee Airmen Stranded government troops'at Ardebll, 110 and aanporch. 7-cat garage, flnement. use of substitutes for scarce brick Their first meeting last night mitting or condoning atrocities .Vacant. MONEY land, 7-car garage, good loca­ der. miles northeast of Tabriz and 20 against Allied prisoners of war will Stay Granted Yamashlta on heat. Large loL Too owe It to year famOy to tion In the onuatry. Price ROUTE 7— and lumber In order to get volume took place in brilliantly lighted miles from the Russian border, had provide this aeenrity and pro- Medical Examiner William J. be heard first, among them Tatsu- ^Washington, Dec. 17.- GLENWOOD STREET— ON AUTO FINANCING $8,$0fl. Down flUiOfl. home production started. Brlckley directed that the pana be Sperldonifka palace, the resplend­ With Broken Down Plane not been heard, from in 1 1 days. teotloo In an emergency ar' MARLBOROUGH- And In the same breath, civilian to Tsuchlya whom prisoners called Supreme court today granted: MAIN STREET. INSURE IN SURE INSURANCE! placed at the exact spot, under the ent 6reen stone building where the He added that 200 government sol­ "Little Glass Eye.” Tsuchlya will stay of execution to Japanese i"" S and 5 Duplex. Lot lOflx time of need. NORTH COVENTRY FAB81— Production Administrator $ohn D. Soviet unio n usually stages im­ A Family HoapItaUsatlon - 47 Acres, 7-room house, elec- 8-Room All Year ’ Bound lower drawer of a china cldaet In diers at Rezaiieh, northwest of be arranged tomorrow oh charges Tompyiikl Yamashlta, who MANCHESTER— 750. Hot air beaL 853 MAIN ST. TEL. 5810 ' Small aaked communities to bar the Carlan home, where detectives portant diplomatic conferences, Yokohama, Dec. 17—WP)—Three So Cpl- Carl Schaefer, flight en­ Tabriz, had radioed they were Group Policy as low. aia $.07 n trie lights, mnnlag water, full Cottage. All cenvenlences, construction of such buildings as gineer; Cpl. Robert Lancaster, that he helped beat'an American sentenced to death by aa Amerla|| found the corpse on Friday, Ifi and laated about two and one-half bfwilderred American airmen are "completely surrounded by Kurds, to death last March. In all,,^ear- S-Famlly House. 1st floor fl Day for a Family of Threoj bath, bani. alio and ehIChen elective lights, running water night clubs until the housing crisis radio operator, and Cpl. Glenn Military commission in New homes under con­ days after Mrs. Rose Cwlan had hours. stranded at Atsugi air field with Assyrians and democrats.” ly 400, Japanese will be triea Larger Famlliea SUghtly High­ coop. Tie-up for 17 head of and hath. Partially fura.'sh- is nearer solution. Flaim (hometowns unavailable) on I The tribunal acted at a confer rooma and Areplaoe; 7nd floor notified police the baby hid been Molotov Presides Approximately 1,000 Iranian atrocity complaints. ' after leaving the court room at struction in various sec­ er. cattle. A lot of open pasture ed. Nice l4>cation near lake. Would Change Slpgan - ai\d airplane that won’t fly. They started playing nursemaid to the I S rooms and fireplace; Srd Come In and invmttgnte this and good tillable land. Sale On bus line. Within driving kidnaped from his carriage near Soviet Foreign Commissar troopa and police, who were halted ’ Will Be Given Fair Trials rompiction of Its regular tions of town. See us for It's time. Small said in an ad his hoiqe. don’t know what they are going plane. They slept in it by night three weeks ago by the Russians at I floor 4 rooms. Oil heat policy which Is dealgned for fam­ Price $8,000. Down Price distance of Hartford. Sale dress prepared for the opening Vyacheslav Molotov, as the host, Commission members emphasiz- for the day. The action waa Price $8,700. Terms Arranged. Dr. Brlckley ordered that hour­ presided over the proceedings his to do because their outfit has and searched unsu(;cei)ifuliy for Karzin while en route to i-elnforce ed that the accused will be given I f few minutes after arrival o f throaghouL complete details. Interior ily. protection as a aalL $S.000. session of a two-day .industry- broken up. parts by day. garrisons in Azerbaijan, have re­ Servles Is TradlUt^ With Da! ORANGE HALL BINGO ly temperatures be made of the first Joint meeting with Secretary fair trials although it was decided ; airmailed petition from Yai decorating done to suit government housing. conference, water. They wer»f aboard the C-47 car­ Then, says Schaeffer, from all turned to Tehran. Alao 4-poom Single wItb.oU for a nation-wide 'drive to beat of States James F. Byrnes and not to translate the court records; asking review of a decMua owner. Wants To Check Freezing British Foreign Secretary Ernest go carrier "Tokyo Expireie’’ which he can learn the 666th troop car­ from English to Japanese. The | Philippines Supreme court la Call 5105 ftir Additional Information On Any of These that crisis. Whereas the slogan roared up from Leyte No. 29. The rier squadron broke up. Radio­ The Allen He told newsmen he cou(d not Bevtn since the unsuccessful con­ chief defense counsel, Lieut. Col.-j ease. since V-J day thas been "get the roar turned into a groan over grams to Leyte went unanswered. Proclaim Existence •< EVERY MONDAY, 8 P. M. Propertiefl. boys home,’’ he suggested chang­ understand how the child’s body ferences of the foreign ministers’ John Dickinson, St. Petersburg, FARM AND HOME LISTINGS WANTED! Osaka but oiie good engine gqt Weary of the cold, the plane Realty CoAiinuiy ing it to "get the boys housed.’’ could have remained In the' close council in London last September, Of Autonomous Rule ^la., said such translation might Fire Damages Charch them to Atsugi. and C rations, the boys Anally prolong the trials one year. Keeae, N. H., Dec. 17' and Admission 25c "Homes are built in local.com­ confines of the apartment for 20 U, S. Ambassador W. Averell Moscow, Dec. 17.— TThe offi­ HOME PORTRAITURB munities by private cltisens— days without giving an odor and Harriman and British Ambassa­ They couldn’t get paHs for the found a buddy who broke 'oiit- a cial Soviet news agency Tass said The defendanta will be given Nazareae church of Kecaq JARVIS REACTY CO. ALLEN REALTY COMPANY builders, contractors and labor," that he wanted to see if the water dor Sir Arehlbald Clark Kerr, as p l^ e, so the pilots hitch-hiked bed for them In a basement and today in a Tehran dispatchthat complete translations of the evi­ teosivelj daa»ge6 by Rool Eatate — laturaaoe — filortgagea The AUen Insurance would freeze. well as other members of the back to Leyte, leaving the enlisted got thepi some food. Azerbaijan insurgent democrats dence against them in English. aa fianies spread frees 23 REGULAR GAMES 7 SPECIALS AD Llasa of Inaaranoo, Including Ufa Mortgagee Arranged Small declared, “doverranent can 74 AUEXANDCR STREET PHONES 4117 AND 7775 Agency, Inc. JOSEPH ADAMS only make it possible for you to He aald he hoped to determine American and British delegations, crewmen with the ship. The crew­ Freed from hU winged billet, had proclaimed the existence of an Defendanta and - witnesses' will to the third floor. Yhe. Weelfdaya and Sundays 95$ MAIN STREET . TELEPHONE glOS do your Job. We look to you to by the teats If th* baby’s body were present, 'The terse official an- men’s original orders specified Schaefer now wants to know autonomous national government j be sworn in by oaths binding ID 0. Strathcra aad hi* . Bl'tLO WITH JARVIS FUR SEt'LRITY! 858 Slain (4L, Manchester Phone 2-12:il PLUS SWEEPSTAKES they always must stick with the "Where or where has my 666th peats mt part 'sd 41m: Tel. 5105 . f- i> iUofltUuMd M r a n xa n i iJDoattatwd on Fagiq KtgMJt tplans. g o a tV H* has 7$ oolnUS ^ lConUaiw4 w fte e Tea). (CdaUaued «a Fag* Zeaj^ aB i ' i v'.' ■ I ■ nu+v-’ a :A J, '

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! of the man w^o waa honor<’d to be given In her huaband'a name over varloua tracta aa posalbls (’ollrjje j poathumoiialy with Bri^h Sholom'a as part of the awartf. Center Church Union Christmas^Party Tiinney Heads home aitaa, and, while it will oon- . 1945 iHimanUarian award. "I know they don't pay any at­ centrate on small, moderately A l i i i n l Mra. Eleanor Rooaevelt accept* tention to race, color, or creed priced dwellings, wlU not overlook iobilheaf Fuel Oil# 7 7-10c goL Lilian yesterday. It ^aid the*€,” ahe asserted. In- accepting ’ Xmas Pageant Buildmg Firm opportunitiee to undertake con­ —- • tribute to Rotiaevelt'a "untiring the award from Rabbi Stephen S. Here a Grand Success struction of more elaborate houaea. Philadelphia. Dec. 17 /P- The 1 efforts^ In behalf of the stricken Wise of New York. COLUMN Referring to his recent physical gallon 9c late President Franklin D . Roo.ae- | world. To Be Presented on To Undertake Low Cost training work in the Navy, in bbil Kerosene are rampant in France and more which he held the rank of lieuten­ velt wat "a friend of all peoples , The former first lady named Deo. 23 With a Cast of Over 600 in Attcmiance BO through the rest of Europe. The By Hal Boyle tion improved only after the Chi­ (In tots of ts galloM or more) and-never thoiight of anyone a.a ^ Rooaevelt college. Chicago, aa VSmall (lliililreii nese Army set up demonstration Housing Construction ant comnwnder, Tunney said; people' of France will not have Shanghai—OP)—America’s spick having a label," says the widow [ donor of a four-year acholarahip At Sport* Center; Che­ teams ashore to teach latrine les- "I have just spent five yeara in Twenty-two Persons enough coal for home heating this In Stamford Area the Navy building men; and now Burned to Death ney and TWVA Offi- winter. and span Navy is still somewhat •ons to new troops awaiting em- dazed from the Impact made upon barkment. I want to spend as much of my MORIARTY BROTHERS "The Christmas Pageant of the M Years Behind U. S. Stamford, Dec. 17—(S*i— A now available time as possible con­ -On the Level" At Center «nd Brond'Strerlt Holy Grail,” will be pre^nted on eial* Make Address it by Chinese Central government "One small group of 180 sol- Pinole. Calif.. Dec. 17— Four I also had a chance to go to corporation headed by (Jene Tun- structing homes.’’ Opon All 0 «y luul All Night. C»ll S500 Chrlstmss Sunday evening. De­ Russia for a short whilh.,They are troops It ferried to Formosa and diera had -two generirla to lead ney plana to undertake low coat Arthur M. Starck. a neighbor of small children burned to death cember 23, at 7:30 o'clock in Cen­ The sixth annual Christmas them,” Boley recalled. "We had here last night In a Are which razed a fascinating people whether you north China. hotwslng conatructlon in this area Tunney and president of the ter church under the direction of Party of Local 63, T.W.U.A. was them up to our wardroom for tur­ where the shortage of living quar­ a chicken house that had been con­ favor them or not. Technically ’These joint operations also have key dinner and they kept repeat­ Unique window, sash company of STORE HOURS THIS WEEK: verted Into apartments. Mrs. Helen Page Skinner. The held yesterday afternoon and eve­ they arc about 25 years behind us ' had their effect on Chiang Kai- ters is as acute as anywhere In New York, is hecretary-treaaurer music for the pageant will be ing, ‘Ting hao, ting hao (excellent, OPEN 9 Ai M. to 9 P. M. Two other persons are in critical ning at the Manchester Sports but they are working day and Shek’s tennis-shoed soldiers. excellent),’ alt through the meal. Connecticut, the former heavy­ and general manager o f the new conditions at nearby hoaptlala. furnished by Center church choir, night and bending every effort to "They certainly led a different weight champion has announced. company, and the third Incorpora­ Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday under the direction of Frederic E. Center on Wells street. The build­ improve these conditions. As you They didn't like the way we cook­ Five other yoiingsters, all leas life from that of American troops," ed rice though.” Tunney, listed aa president of tor la John J. Ryan of New York. Werner, and Mrs. Everettt Miner ing was filled to rapacity with 630 probably know, no one owns prop­ the Stamford Building company than 8. years of age. were rescued said Lieut Dale Boley, commander As soon as he gets home Boley without being hurt. will preside at the organ. Dick people in attendance. A delicious erty in Russia. I woura say that the of an LST which made two lifts in incorporation papers filed over It !a estimated that the United Weatercamp, local radio announc­ turkey dinner with all the fixings working people of Rusaia are no­ wants to give a mild geography the week-end at the town clerk’a Statca has a proved reserve of LuRihskin Rugs The dead: of the Chinese troops to Formosa. lesson to the Naval officer ]^o- Gene Bishop. 4, son of Mr. and er, will act aa the reader, with a was served by Chef Arnold Pagani. where near as well off as we are "But I’ll say this for them—they Qffice, said he was going to devote natural gas amounting to 85 CLEARANCE ItJ cast of twenty-two people. Seated at the head table were; in spite of the many bonuses were easily handled and would do curement headquarters there. trillion cubic feet, and probably W h i t e Mrs. Henry Bishop of. Pinole. In "When I applied for a coramia- as much of his time aa possible to The pageant Is based on King Emil Rievc, General President of granted to labor for various job*. anything you told them If you another 85 trillion of potential whose apartment all of the victims sion they assured me that with its activities. OF ALL were sleeping: Alfred Major, 8, Arthur's dream and the vision of the T.W.U.A., Joseph R. White, Everything is rationed In Russia, could just get across what you The firm, he said, ta now looking reserve. I^EMEMBER but there is one bad aspect to age and administrative back­ State Director of the T.W.U.A., $ son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Major the Nativity. The story of the wanted.” ground, I WOTild never have to go 6*95 of Monterey, Calif.; Coella Tw’l- knights of the Round Table and Henry Mallory, Executive Vice this, government officials and of­ Boley sj’mpathizea with China’s * President of Cheney Bros.,^ Presi­ ficers of the Army and Navy, re­ to sea,” he said. "And I just want In animal shapes, white and We Are Now Giving man. 2. and Glen Roy Twiman, 4. the birth of Christ Is woven to­ landlubber Army bei;au8e until he to ask them if they ever saw c l / children s.-v-w“» ' Statc Director White was mas- Americ^ labor wat him from further sen'ice among BRAKE SERVICE Bridgeport. Dec. 17—(flh—The invited. ter of ceremonies and Introduced ‘n the best position In every re- radar fays and offshore currents W’e Use Only Factory Specified Parts In Our Repair Work $19*95 T The Only Fuel Oil Dealer In .Manche.ster IV4»9!ieiiiK a Army and Navy Legion of Valor, those at the head Uble to the audi- spect throughout the worid and and sending him back to his old I * . _ Green SISStamps!_____ t an organiatlon of holders of the ence. President Reilly welcomed that by our democratic princ plea happy world of courts, suits of re­ Colonial type In roshogany (Hving distinguished service cross or con­ To Prol>e Cause all present and declared that the fnd policies we were in a position plevin, writs of mandamus and his- i XMAS CARDS General Auto Repairs with gold decoration, also for lalamour gressional medal of honor, elected present union had its Inception m to continue to improve toese con- houseful of boys. 6 GIFT WRAPPINGS - LIMITED black with gold, $21.95' Paul Johnson of Ansonia state 1937 and at that time had only a ‘Htiona and provide greaUr secur- Not Senitrh Suffered S Big Assortment! On All Mokes and Models commander at its annual meeting Of Train Crash few active members. Elvldence of ‘ty. During 17 months of sea duty QUANTITY RANGE OIL . . . a Iteauliful slrbji-h.'indlcii grained leatlicrelte SARTHUR DRUG STORES! here yesterday. t the good work that it has done is C’heoey Brothers* Gifts aboard the 4,000-ton LST 627L “ DOC” WEISS, Service Manager FUELOIL neither Boley nor his men suffered S845 Main St. Rublnow Bldg. Tinportcfl - 9c GAIJ,ON ca-c (wasliahle lining) coiitaining Cdicn ^u found in the tremendous increase Mr. and Mra. Santa Claua distrl- Chicago, Dec. 17—(JTt— An in­ in membership. Mr. Reilly said buted a huge bag of exchange gifts a scratch from combat or opera­ KsasasnsnaasMansnai vestigation wa.s under way today Numdah Rugs 7.7c GALLON In l.ol» of 40 or long lasting nail lacqiicr, matching li))slick, that he was certain that the union among those present and then tional activities, although they More Gallons. to determine the cause of a troop had a very dednite and promising cigars and chocolates for the men shot down two Japanese planes H FRESH I train accident on Chicago’s North l.ac<|iinrul, Lhij» Chek, Cuticle Rctuuver, Hand future and that their job and women were diatributed as a and made battle landings on the i SALTED NUTS » west side last nlsht that hospital­ to be e\;et on the alert to improve from Cheney Brothers, Philippines and Okinawa, where $7*50 Cream, Hand Lolioii, Oraiigeuimd Sticks, « Complete Douhle-K Dept. It ized eight soldiers and .<»Ughtly in­ conditions for all members and to President Relllyc Vice President they held the exposed right wing jured 22 others. keep- the union in the forefront. Paton, Secretary Vlnce-and Tress- against kamikaze or suicide plane In British India deft and Fmery Hoards. a v a a * SARTHUR DRUG STORES5 Two'^iesel locomotives, operat­ "Lhelieve that we are entitled to m.^|. Fogarty were each presented attacks. fingers embroidered ' I ^ 5845 Main St. Ruhinow Bldg.g ing as a unit, crashed into the a greater share of earnings as they ^vlth a substantial gift of money But his experiences in shepherd­ these exotic designs, rear of a Chicago and Northwest­ are made." concluded Mr. Reilly, from the Union. The officials of ing Chinese occupation troops to on white backgrounds. t u n BOLAND Chen u Gift Sets are priced from ern railroad troop train, which Formosa are among his more vivid "and that plans must be continual- the Union expressed their deep ap- had slowed down for a signal, a memories. Like the time Chinese OIL COMPANY 6 1 . 7 5 to 125.00. • ly improved for the securtty of the predation of the gifts and their ii in'^ railroad spokesman said. None of working man.” Mr. Reilly ended remarks were received with great officres smuggled aboard their Colonial 369 CENTER ST. TEL. 6320 extrm the 11 cars of the troop krkln. en his remarks by wishing all present acclaim by those present, wives disguised as nurses and 10- route from Camp Stoneman, a very Merry Christmas. An additional feature of the oc- ycar-old sons aa "buglers.’’ Fireplacefi Oil Burner Sales and Service C alif. to Fort Sheridafi. 111., was Hrary Mallory Speaka casion waa the presentation Of "They all got seasick in rough derailed. Mr. White next introduced leather wallets, each containing weather,” Boley said, "and they Weldon Drug Company Henry Mallory who said that he J6.00, to the foRowlng ex-service ate so much rice we could smell it Miller Pneutnonla ViH^m deeply appreciated being a guest I men who have returned to work at on the ship for weeks afterward. Prescription Pharmacists at this Christmas Party. “This is Cheney Brothers: Anthony Adam- "They cooked it on deck over $49.95 New Hav^n, Dec. 17—(,Pi Yale the first Christmas in four years ites. John Anderson, Max Colom- charcoal fires in earthenware urns. 901 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 5321 During storms we had to take over , A place to hang sock* :>i Advertiae in The Herald—-ll Puv* Athkptic Director Ogden D. Miller that w e. have not been at war,” baro, Ernest Custer, Carmel Dl- for Santa! M ^ le or who beComea headmaster of Gun­ said Mr. Mallorj, "and it is good Mauro. Francis Dwyer, Stuart Nel- for them and kept a 40-galIon I copper boiler going 12 hours a day ' antique white, hand- nery school Jan. 1 waa admitted to to see the men* returning.” son, Harry Parson, Raymond Pow- ' some designing. New Haven hospital Saturday suf- Continued Mr. Mallory, "Evi- era, William Rice. George Stamler. to keep their rice ^ w ls full." Restricted Aboard Ship fering from pneumonia. Physicians dcnce of your faith in Local 63 and I Walter Holland, Michael FoglloFc and Braes Andlroas, ft 14.9ft m ' j' said he was not seriwisly ill. and | 118tits A. _ officersotiicers______can___ easily_ _iI.. hA— oebe seen Ininm I i .lohn.innnT _ ¥.P1Klelnschmidt.ivieinsciiiiiiui.. V - 4 These mciic A w men t mas- ■ . Because of numerous cases of described hiskta condition4v%n/f{finn asHJl i its 4M/*vAnaskrlincreased pn*mKjkrfihiHmembership ffindand it aembledoAmKlAH Inin fmntfront nfof th^the fiehead table dysentery among the troops and \ Electric Logs, 84.98 fear of a cholera outbreak, they factory. la good that you believe in it. I and were given their presents b y believe in it too. The union has Vice President Pston. assisted -by were restricted aboard ship to the kept management on its toes and Secretary' Trude Vince, tank deck and the forward part of Suggests its that is good. too. We at Cheney The affair came to a most suc- the main d<;ck. Brothers have been thankful for cessful conclusion with a show fol- "They slept by the hundreds on LANE CEDAR CHESTS straw mats laid on the bare iron 6uariian^\ictoor the cooperation from the Union.” lowed by dancing. Mr. Mallory likewise wished all ------— deck,” srUd Boley, "and every time Christmas those present a Merry Christmas. Patton Comfortable the ship rolled they got sick. It Toastmaster White then intro------was something of an ordeal for us $39*50 duced Emil Rieve, speaker of the Heidelberg. Germany, Dec. 1 7 - aa well as them after they left afternoon. Mr. Rieve spoke in part (A»)—Gen. George S. Patton, Jr., the ship." The gift of gifts for into H as follows: "It is needless for me passed a comfortable night in a For In their first contact with she can pack all other gifts! 2 Dinner American Naval life scores of Poll.'ihed walnut veneers of i b to aay how pleased I am to be here 1 u. S. Army hospital here and d to celebrate this Christmas party, "preparations are being made to these farm boys and coolies in uni­ matched figure. I know that you are getting along substitute cast-lmmdbUlzatlon for form were unable to distinguish As One o f the between ordinary deck fixtures and well with the management or I traction,” Army doctors tald to- Also Colonial Cedar Cheat would have been called here other day. The commander of the U. S plumbing equipment and it became S e a s o n ^ than in the present capacity. My I5th Army is recovering from a necessary to string electric lights In Mahogany, $44.50 i u i l k o i job is somewhat akin to that of a broken neck suffered in an auto­ into all dark comers. The situa­ Outstanding Gifts W doctor—when things are going well [ mobile accident eight days ago. 1 do not have to call and see you, ------— but when things are not going A geophysicist is an oil re- well. it is my job to see what can searcher whose job It is to m ^ -4<<* ' A Gift that is both festive be done to rectify them. Although the strata which He thousands « and colorful . . . one that there has been a Union St Ohency feet below the surface of the he Perfect will pay for itself , many Brothers for many years, J937 earth, TlMMaads hmn ara aaw aalistiag marked the Inception of the present 'Christmas times over in happiness and \ la tka Ragalar Army. Jala aaw aad organization as you know it good will. S ll THI JM THROUOHt Free Frofn Trouble G ift ^ eMoeaa vewe eaaNeH or seaviot "Our experience with Cheney \ AMa ovcaasAa TNSATsa Brothers has been very good «nd Our Christmas Dinner will Traval • Uacatiaa • Sacarky • Caiaar practically free from trouble. 'You be exceptionally delicious. Fw full infurmsltan call at will remember that during the war w. a. ASHY RKRuiTiNe omeB years, things moved along smooth­ Records There will be an abundance ly without any interruptiona of TODAY AND TUESDA3 of good things to cat. The POST OFFICE BUILDING any kind. THla is a fine, record VICTOR DECCA I choicest and freshest of all MANCHESTER and you may be proud of ,it. “There are many things that I COLUMBIA CAPITAL the holiday delicacies — would like to tell you about, but Fresh Native Tom Turkey, Sponsored By time does not permit, )>ut 1 would Charcoal Broiled Live Lob­ IHE MANCHESTEB TRUST CO. like to point out‘ *'iethe ^ c t that KEMP'S# INC. Duncan Phyfe Sofa— ster, Lobster Newburg or a T.W.U.A. is working unchuingly The Music House Praiseworthy reproduction of the to-bring about a 65 cent mlnimuin. masters in fine tapestry with hand Tender, Juicy Sirloin to We are constantly working for tubbed frame in deep mahogany_tone. $89;00 choose from. your betterment all the time. Mfe know that business made big S' profits in '43 '44 and ’45 and that GOING.... ’46 looka even better because of FAMILY GROUP J>ev, ing Cabinetsi the high consumer demand for Skippers’ , Dock has been goods, and therefore we believe HOSPITALIZATION Southern* New England’s that business can affonf to share .50 GOING.. more with labor. INSURANCE leader in the field of good Although the Congress and the I'lne maliogany vencer.s with I food for 13 years and will Press o f the United States are l ipci'cd leg.'). .\ rcvulvipj .considerably perturbed about pres­ A New Family Policy continue this leadership. Plus: “Shadow of Teiror” / s)iou1 l aclc swings out at Uw ent labor conditions, I am not ex­ Now Available second drawer. cited about them because I do not At Low (Sroup Rates feel that any of these difficulties BUY VICTORY BONDS! are inaurmountable. A great deal For Men, Women Agea 18 to 60; 2*50 has been said about whether labor Children to. Age |7 Inclttslve. $ should see capital’s hooka or not Older Age Group 60-80 PicturoH but as far aa I am concerned that Pays fort . . . H you don’t take care it is purely an academic question' of your car today! And Proflta Play Big R n c, yonr "Profits play a big role in the negoUaUon qf any contract M d anywhere in the U. 8 . A. or Gifts for the art lover! Per­ chances of riw«l***lnf a Oaiiada. Room u d board ex­ Christinas Day new car are^ for the pres­ we endeavor to -nmwr lose sight NOW PLAYING fectly framed scenics, por­ of this fact, whether a business’ penses up to 86.00 per day for traits and bird print.s. ent, very small So don’t earnings be large or sfnall. W* he- first 80 days' ooofinemeat—^ .0 0 Reservations Begin At take a chance. Take a lieva that we are entitled to a fair per day for next 80 days* eoa* fiaement. friendly warning and drive share, but in nagottating these b SSS&w 1 p. m. 3 p. m. contracts we must keep our fMt Von owe H to your family to in for a complete chwk-up on the ground and not lose sight provide this eeenrity aad pro- today. Our expert main of our perspsetives. taetloa la aa emergeaey 5 p. m. 7 p. m. 'W t s u S e r time of aeed. The Box tenance service is your “ I would like to toll you a little * Glbfraiup l^lirror* safeguard for dependable about the European situation as A Family Hoepltallxatlaa Oroap Policy qe low aa 8.07 a car performance. Let ua regardsjabor and other conditions. PLUS: WARNER BAXTER lat I wenTto Francs Uat Beptbmber ‘CrlBse DoetoFs Waralng** Day for a Family of 'Aroei help you conserve your car to sit In /Ml a Trade Union conf«- Urrifer Familieo SUgMIy nigb- $12*50- until we have a new Chev- snee. lirwaa self evident at t^ t WED.- THUR8. - FRL -SAT. Sparkling plateglaarr nmmed r ^ t for you. Come In conference that labor must plsy Come la aad laveotigate thle Skippers’ a tremendous part in the recon­ policy which le designed for fam­ TRANSPORTATION with glided splendor to today. struction of business throughout ily proteetloa aa a aait charm the home-lover. the world. A t that conference the Sendee to Trsdittonal With Oa! ground work for an International COMPANY workers organization waa set up. HEW EHGLm Textile CompetltloB The AUjen VISIT KEITH’S TOYLAND! "AH of Europe will be! in the ' Realty Company WE’VE TAKEN CORTlCELLI’S WONDERF UL CUFF SOK AND BOXED THEM IN market for much material but PRACTICAL, BEAUTIFUL COLOR COMBINATIONS, 3 PAIRS TO THE BOX . . . CARTER likewise aa soon as they are able , and r m J w Of MANCHES>>H, they will be ready to try and ex­ P L U S : LEON ERRO L In NAVY, RED, WHITE AND YELLOW. BROWN, WHITE . . . WOVEN IN 50^4 NEAR POST OFFICE A port much consumer goods to “MAMA LOVES PAPA” The Allen Insurance WOOL AND 50r^ COITON FOR LONCEH WEAR . . . ALL SIZES. CHEVROLET Co. ^ x tiles will be a big Item In this NEW LONDON, CONN. matter, and will provide much com­ Agency, Inc. BUY VICTORY BONDS! 191-193^CENTER STREET petition. ' . .. 888 Mala 8L, Maaehester . “Unemployment and starvatloq. 1X1. 810ft etiwsin : KAiK -T OPPOSITft HIGH ■'roo T E L . 6874 * ' ■ i, , ■ - ■ • - • •' \ ii"^Vv- '■ . ;> ■ ' f .

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yANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTEl. CONN- MONDAY. DECEMBER 17,1948 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY,''DECEMBER 17,1945 PAG* Foun leukemia Victim LEARN the hoapltal gave the names of On- Luguet, 49. for the past year air Doflcl Gels Home //. 'Dramiitic Slurs in Slate Feature Police Catch ofrio 'Tricartco, 34, of Jamaica, Week End Deaths Attache to the French embasay in Visited bv Santa N. Y.', and Frank Vitale^ 81, and Washington. >-IU8U Today Radio For Christmas RADIO Peter Salzano, 80, both of Brook­ Princeton, N. J.—Dr. Edwin W. _ PLASTICS Five Bandits lyn. Ckunbridge, Md.— Emerson C. Kemmerer, 70, international mon­ EMtrrn Standard Tiro* .Take the First Step TO D AT PRACTICAL SERVICING The chase started when a group Harrington, 81, Maryland’s world etary authority and Walker pro­ New Haven. Dec. 17-^-(d^— Ftve- I 9 Become a Radio Serviceman or of men came to a police booth here, war one governor and coiner of fessor of finance at Princeton unl- For some one near and dear to your year-old Donald DlGlacomo, a To Become Skilled In This 7 :45-W H T D —Inside of Sports: Lebanon, Dec. 17— Thomas Start a Buslneaa of Your Own and told officers they were fol­ the "Work or Fight” slogan. veralty. , __WDRC — House Party W TIC- -Musical Appetleer. leukemia victim, didn’t know New Industry Chase Ends TYhen Flee­ lowing a car driven by men who J, Dodd, on leave of absence as sn Cincinnati— "Cap” William D. Blackburg, Va.—Dr. Roy Jay »wa’ WHTD—F.rsklne Johnaon 8:00 WDRC—Vox Pop; WHTD whether to believe It or not when Evening Claeeee—Limited Enrollment. ACT NOW—Coll, Write had held them up in Stamford. Hollywood; WTHT - Jack assistant to the United States at­ ing Car Hits Hydrant Welch, 113, one of the nation’s Holden, 75, noted geologist arid heart there is no lovelier fTiristmas —Adventures of Bulldog Drum­ they told him a couple of days ago or Phone 8-1880 — Open Mon. through Thurs.. Noon to 9 P. SI. Greenwich police cars immediate­ oldest Civil war veterans. V-WnC-'-BackaUge Wife. torney general to serve as a pros­ for 40 years a faculty member at mond; W TH T Lum and Abner; he could expect Santa CHaua to Veterans Accepted Under Ol BUI of Rights In Greenwich Street ly were alerted by radio. Phoenix, Ariz.— William A. •WHTD—Johnaon Family; WTIC—Cavalcade of America. ^ ecutor on the United Nations War show up any time, but he’s con­ Sergt. Daniel Hanridian of the the Virginia Polytechnic Institute. .IT — Bride and Groom; Baldwin, 89, retired executive vice gift than a piece of fine Jewelry. g ;15_\V TH T — Hrdda Hoppers CThlmea commission. Is at home vinced now. Stamford police said p dice game president of the Erie Railroad Co. Grand Rapids, Mich.— Mloa Gale |rriC—Stella Dallas. Santa arrived last night, and he NEW ENGL.4ND TECHNICAL INSTITUTE Greenwich, Dec. 17— GP)—Sun­ Saundera, 35, past president of Holb"vvood. here for the holidays, but plans to was held up yesterday at 2 p.m. He was bom in Elmira, N. Y. iAO WDRC — Swing -Time; 8 30 WDRC— Joan Davis Show, left so much candy, popcorn and 108 'TRUMBULI- STREET — HARTFORD I, CONN. day afternoon motorists and pedes- In a dilapidated aback in an Iso­ the American Aaaoclatlon of Unl- return to Nurenberg, Germany, London— W ing Commander Hon. Our selection this year is more beau­ |WHTD—Talks from Toyland; News; WHTD New Adven­ lee cream, and so many toys, that triana were startled yesterday lated area on the west aide of the Maurice Baring, 71, author, poeU verilty Women. f j^ C —Lorenro Jones. tures of Sherlock Holmes; where the war criminals’ trial will Donald forgot for a while that he < 4 when several police cars aped city. eaaaylat and dramatisL brother of San Franciaco— Edward Hardy *45__WDRC-Main Street Hart- W THT — American Discussion recess on Tuesday until Jan. 8. couldn’t get up and run around About 15 men . were lined up Lord Revehitroke. CJlark, 81, manager of the Phoebe tonl‘ WHTD -Mutual Melody League: W TIC — Howard Bar- like other little boys. through some of the main street* against the wall, he said, by five London—Maj. Sir Thomaa Sel­ Apperaon Hearat estate for many tiful than ever.. Dodd landed at La Guardis field, of this town pursuing an automo­ Hour; WTHT Hop Harrlgan; lows Orchestra. Donald’s parents. Marine Pfc. gunmen, two of whom climbed by Lawaon-Tancred, 75, British years, and adviser to New York WTIC Young Widder Brown, N. Y., last night aboard an Air bile in a chase which ended when 9:00 WDRC — Radio Theater; and Mrs. Salvatore DlGlacomo, .^RECORDS-- through the shack’s one window as archaeologist and, author. newqiapers owned by hla cousin, dio—WDRC—Story of America; Transport command plane from shared his hanpnieaa, but If their the fleeing car hit a hydrant, toss­ WHTD — Gabriel H e a 11 a r; Paris, and cslight the first avail­ the other three burst through the New York—Lieut. Gen. Charles William Randolph Hearat. YVHTI>—Here’s How; WTIC — smiles and laughter were a bit ing out Its five occupants who, W THT— World Christmas Fes­ able plane for Hartford where door. ■VITTHT—Terrj- and the Pirates; forced It’s because they cannot for­ police said, were wanted in con­ tival; W’TIC Telephone Hour. Mrs. Dodd met him st Brnlnard The sergeant said the victims VWlC--Whcn a Girl Marries. 9:15 W’HTD— Real Stories from get the p’.iysiclan’s verdict that nection with a Stamford dice game estimated their loss at 83,000, but WHTD—Superman; WTHT field Just before midnight. They holdup. Real Life. there Is "no hope" for their son a , that the amount of money recov­ SPRAY PINS M_Santa Claus; WTIC— Poi tla drove directly home. The two fugitives who were un­ CAMEO SETS EARRINGS 9:30 -WHTD — Spotlight Bands; Dodd declined to dtaeuss the recovery. | ered was considerably leas than Rinff, Chain and Pendant Hace.s Life. W T H T - Swinging on the Gold­ It was after this virdlct that Di- | injured started to run away, but that. ■ A B V i530_WDRC—News Commenta- war Crimea trial In anv great de­ Giacomo obtained emergency leave shots from p<^ce quickly brought \ Solid Gold en Gate; Coronet Froiit Page; tail with reporters, pleading that :iAiJNraY' ; Swoon or Croon; WHTD from the Marine Corps, and was them to a halt. BABIES OF TODAY W TIC—Information Please. the trip had tired him. but he eom- INC. gplain Midnight: WTHT Jack 10:0(1—WDRC—Screen Star Play; flown home from Saipan. None Critically Hurt Now Many Wear $6-40 up Aamstrong; W ^ C —Just Plain mented that the defendants, confi­ Donald’s Santa Claim represent­ Sergt. John H. Bryaon said they W HTD — Rensle'a Radio Auc­ dent and arrogant at the start, COLUMBIA - DECCA - VICIOR - CAPITOL ARE HEALTHY .. w n. ed the Goodwill Workers and came were booked*on breach of the peace tion Gallery; W TH T — Ameri­ now seemed to be greatly depres- FALSE TEETH up UUfl—WDRC—Old Reconl Shop can Iron and Steel Institute; to the bov's home from a party charges, and held for the Stamford $33.00 ■ed WHTD—Tom Mix: WTHT — W TIC— Contented Program. Alice Faye and Dana Andrews as they appear In a dramatic scene which that organization gives an­ police without ball. The other ■ With Llltl. Worry . . . informed, modem mothers Dodd was aeeompanled on the POTTERTON'S three were taken to Greenwich Rat. talk, laugh or aneeie without Tfennessee .Ted; WTIC — Front 10:15- W TH T—Cliff Edwards. In "Fallen Angel," the new 20th Century-Fox hit opening Wednesday nually for Infantile paralysis pa­ call flight from Paris by MsJ. Gen. j 5.19-541 Main Straat hospital where attendants report­ fear of inaeoure falae teeth dropping, Fage Farrell. 10:30—WDRC — Crime Doctor; William J. Donovan, who recently j at the State theater. Called the screen’s most gripping drama of tients. At The Center ■lipping or wabbling. rABTBBTII ENTERPRISE 1510 Evening W HTD — Connecticut Forum Opea Thuraday Uatll 9 P. M- I fiatvday At fiifia r. M. ed none was critically hurt. holda plalpa firmer and more comfort­ resigned as assistant to the chief desire and murder. "Fallen Angel." which was produced and directed Sergeant Bryson said the tyvo of the Air: W TH T—Rex Mau- ably. Thin pleasant powder haa no Newa on all stations. United States prosecutor In the held at headquarters identified gummy, gooey, paaty taate or feeling. for pln and Orchestra; W TIC — Dr, by Otto Preminger of "Laura" fame, also stars Linda Danicll In Its SPRAY PINS £g<15__WDRC — Jimmy Carroll war crimes trial, and bv .Sidney S. themselves as Anjelo J. Esposito, Doesn't rauae nauaea. It’a alkaline Sings; WHTD—Show Window; I. Q Alderman of Washington, D. U . outstanding cast which Includes C3iarlcs Bickford. Anne Revere, Bruce (non-aeld). Checka "plate odor" .(den­ Baby Laundry Diaper Service SIMONIZING .32, and Salvatore J. Gallella, 28, ture breath), Oet FASTXBTH at any WITH MATCHING Solid Gold WTHT _ Kay-O-Qula; WTIC— 11:00 News on all stations. another member of the United Cabot, John Carradlne and Percy Kilbride. both of Brooklyn, and that those at 1 1 :15^WD R C —Night Owl Show; drug itore. , .Professor Andre Schenker. States prosecution staff. The Body Shop Method PERSONAL—NOW OFFERS 60 Diapers W eekly ...... $1.35 « : » —WDRC—Music: WHTD — WHTD — Jazz Concert; WTHT SET OF EARRINGS Gold Filled Anawer Man: WTHT-Concert -Music; WTIC — Harknesa of Hour; WTIC—Background for Supposition Correct SOLIMENE & FLAGG. Ine. 70 Diapers W eekly ...... $1.45 Washington. 8S4 Center St. Tel WOl SMALLER PAYMENTS Semi-Precious , Dinner; Five Minute Mystery. 11:30 -WDRC—Night Owl Show; JlS On Loans from $100 to 8800 you can take up to 18 months* to AT ALL PRICES e:d6_W DRC-Top Tune Time; Emporia. Kat.—(/P) Mrs. Alice Baby la always freoh- WHTD — Jazz Concert; WTHT repay tnatead of I t montha. More time means amaller WANT MONEY? as-ukdalay, aweet-as-a- Slones — all prices WHTD—Elasy Aces; WTIC—Lo­ — Gems for Thought; Frankie Bradlleld attached a slip of paper payments — payment* most anyone cam afford. Compare In the bearing her name and address but BORROW ON YOUR AUTOMOBILE' roee In diapers scleatlfi- Exquisite Set of well Thomas. Carle’s Orchestra; WTIC—Clu*! table below. eally Isaaderefi by [TiOO—WTDRC—Mommle and the Zanzibar Orchestra. leaving off the "Mrs.” to one of Dear Friends and NEW Baby Laundry. Men; WHTD—Fulton Lewis, Jr.; 1 1 :45—WHTD — Oyde McCoy’a several sweaters she knitted for ASHES AND RUBBISH Cash O Lb $100.00 to $1000.00 the Red Croaa. Recently she re­ 18 Monthly JpmiT—Supper aub. Orchestra: News. REMOVED You 12 Monthly • Ownership of car is suflBcient. ON SCH ED ULE REAL PEARLS ta S —WTDRC^Jack Smith Show; 12 :00-W HTD — Harry O ll’t Or­ ceived a note from a soldier In Pa>inent* Payments Ring:, Earrings and Matching Bracelet. 14K Gold. Alto Local Moving and Oet • Car remains in your possession. ONCE-A-WEEK WHTD — Musical Roundup; chestra; W TIC — Newer St. northern Italy. Aft**" expressing Customers: 8100 SI 0.05 $7.21 Light Trurking 18.77 WTHT—Raymond Swing: WTIC Louis Serenade. hla appreciation, he added, "I aup- 150 14.94 • Loans granted while you wait. D E L IV E R Y A N D News of the WorW. 12:30—W HTD — Lew Dlamond'a poae you ar* married.” Mrs. Brad- PHONE 8962 24.51 17.58 • One sigrnature only— on your name alone. PICK-UP Tax Included. tso 20.91 T:80—DRC—Thanks to the Yanks Orchestra; W TIC— Three Sons held li 95 and has three great The next few flays are going to be r .A V E U ,0 & E. SCHUI.Z 800 20.27 • Low interest rate. WHYD-rFrank Slnglaer; WTHT Trio. grandchildren. •Certain loan* especlnlly those for • Confidential— No co-sigriers. 12 :45—WHTD — Karl Roth’s Or­ articles” limlUd to 12 montha. —Lon* Ranger; WTIC-Jack tumultuous ones for all of us. OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT IN C . Bays “Ask Me Another.” chestra. IIAUV LAUNDRY. i Personal Uke* to eay "Y es - lonoan reqneeie. - - For the I.oTelle*t In order to be as helpful and cooper- making loans Irom 825 to 8800 on signature. (Certain AUTO LOANS, INC. THE DEWEY-RICHMAN CO. PERMANENTS especlAly those for the purchase of ••Reotrlcted Article* •*"*'*^ 4 3 BURNSIDL AVtA V E E. MARHARTFORD I FOR ' FRESH 42 ASYLUM ST. HARTFORD TEL. 7-7128 MANCMISTtH Hack and White vs. Color Yon Ever Haw rative as possible with you in your Christ­ to 12 months). A loan of $100 costs 870.90 whra promptly repaW N 1 I R f» R I S I 1 S I 0 H A R 1 r O R f) 8 1 b JEWELERS STATIONERS OPTICIANS la I t raoathly IneteJlmente of S1B.05 each. Come tot phone or N t W B H I T A I N $6.50 Up mas shopping, the members of the Re­ DOWNYFLAKE w rlt^ m Television Battle Is On B E A U T Y BAR tail Merchants Bureau of the Chamber 21 fit. John fit. Tel. S«20 DONUTS P erso n a l of Commerce .will keep their stores open Plain and Cinnamon N ew York, Dec. 17— ( ^ —Again said color "is no longer a theory, FINANCE CO. I lines have been drawn for the but a fact.” all day and evening Wednesday, Decem­ 2nd noor > STATE THEATER BUILDINO So far these transmissions on DAILY attle o f television, black and PHONE 8480 the higher frequencies, FCA on ber 19th and the evenings of December D. R. Brown. Mr* Lloeoon Mo. »l_ lite va. color. This la apparent 10,000 megacycles and CBS around CIGARETTES W the Meat RCA showing that 485 megacycles, have been by the 20th, 21st and 22iid. ^uded color and an experiment beam method rather than general $1.59 Per Carton . Uu’ee dlmenalona. broadcast lylth Its attendant com­ HANSEN'S Sa r t h u r d r u g s t o r e s * T h t demonstration, first for col- plications. The Stores will be open Monday, De­ I Main St Rublnow Bldg.Jii r since before the war, has been A s yet (JBS-has not set the date V ked upon w the RCA reply to for its projected new press demon­ MMiHia; cember 24th, but because, likf! yourself _ campaign conducted by CBS stration, preparations for which all of us want to be home Christmas Eve, EVENING GOWNS advocating that higher deflni- are being pushed. Originally ex­ Borrow On Your don black and white along with pected late this year. It has been will close as usual at 5 :30. r take precedence before a postponed until early In 1946. of the most delicate fabrics c a n be safely nation-wide system gets un- From the present furore over The Car Now ’ way. It did beat CBiS to the color, it might seem to be some­ Yours for the Merriest of Christmases New Chattel Mortgage Law per- intrusted to the skilled care of our ex­ Hale: as far oa a press demonatra thing brand new. As a matter of mita you to borrow money on fact both eras and NBC had dem­ Dewey-Richman your antomobile. i .was concerned. pert cleaners. Im RCA position, as stated, onstrations before the war. Actual­ Retail Merchants Bureau, Prompt and ^Confidential Service that present black and white ly, though, the records fix the date iirea as now greatly improved, of the first showing of color In Co. MONEY WILL BE For the Big Assortment and the Big Values ivrould provide a fully adcciuate New York as long ago as June 27, OCULIST Manchester Chamber of Commerce LO ANED YOU Ill order that our entire staff may enjoy 1929, a mechanical system devel­ Baarvlce as research wa.s continued 0 - 0 oped by the Bell Telephone Labor­ The Car Remains In Your |ln all fields, and that satisfactory PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED a well earned holiday our establishment D o lls ...... $1.19 and up New Fluorescent Tree Lights llBOlor would require at least five atories. The principal used, revolv* Possession . ing color filters, goes back even NEW FRAMES rjams more of laboratory work. Can will be closed Monday, Dec. *24 and House High Chair, Was $3.39 . . Now $2:5B Pencil Boxes ...... 25e to $1.19 tCBS has contended that "is from earlier, to around 1911. LENS DUPLICATED Itbree to four years longers than REPAIRS MADE THE ALLIED FINANCE Tuesday, Christmas Day. Rocking Horse, Was $ 2 .5 9 ...... Now $1.89 Stuffed A n im als...... $2.29 up to $9.50 fcwe believe it will take.” Dialing Tonight; NBC— 8 Caval CORP. <3> cade drama "Magnificent Med­ Push a Way Toys, Was $1.29 . . .Now $1.00 I, While basically similar, the Office of These ar.e made of the best material. systenns differ somewhat In dler;” 8:30 Barlow concert; 9 Don 0 (, Plastic Piano B a n k s ...... $2.00 ethod. RCA uses drum and red, Voorhees concert; 9:30 Informa­ TH E A LI.E N R EAf.TY CO. The MANCHESTER Large, Heavy Ten Pin Sets...... $1.29 Fuue and green filters. c:!BS has a tion Please. Doug Bairbanka. Jr.; RANGE AND FUEL OIL 958 M A IN ST. TEL. 5105 Doll Carriage, reg. $ 7 . 2 5 ...... $6.95 10:30 I Q. Quiz , . . CBS— 7:30 (re­ Inqnlriea From Insurance J»e> Oo Sewing Sets— Embroidery [disk. Both are turned at several Oo oO [ hundred revolutions a minute by a peat 10:30) Bob I’ "wk quiz; 8 Vox Brokers Invited O O o Maple Tabic and Chair, reg. $13.95 . .$10.9.5 O o o o motor. Pop: 9 .Tamc.s Stewart In "Made Wholesale Gasoline oO Indian Craft Loom Weaving Seats For Each Other;” 10 Screen Guild DRY CLEANERS Little Doctor and Visiting Nurse The RCA show was live talent m o 5'from a studio. So far the CBS play . . . ABC—8:30 Pacific Sere­ © 0 , Just a few Ready Cut Applique Sets [equipment ha* been adapted only nade: 9 World Chrlatmaa festival, 93 WELLS STREET PHQNE 7254 K it s ...... $1.19 and $1.39 ‘ for alldea and films. Lily Pons and others: 9:30 Swing­ Bantly Oil Company Magic Dot Sets— Sleep Time Doll Sets ^ Because the present method Is ing on Golden Gate: 10 Steel Wage Troditioilal Plastic Doll D ish e s...... 29c to $1.29 diacuaaion .... MBS— 8 Bulldog ^partly mechanical, RCA declared .1.11 Main Street Tel. 529.1 or 2-1057 Microscope Sets, large size. Foto-Finish Horse Race Game, large size .59c ■ color, will not be practical until an Drummond: 8:30 Sherlock Holmes; Religioufi Cufitoms [all-electronic system similar to 10 Dave Elman auction; 10:30 De­ Opposite the Armory UnoifBcted To be used in L a b ...... $5.50 Yacht Race Game, large s iz e ...... 59c : that for black and white 1* devel- tect a Tune quiz. t Give 0^0 'oped. On the other hand CBS has By Modam ChemgM « o Coloring and Paint Books ...... 10c Boys’ Pool Tables ^...... ,$3.98-$5.49 Tuesday Programs: NBC—9 a. O O m. Ed East and Polly: 1 p. m. Practical Gift$ ORANGE HALL BINGO Happo, the Sturdy Plastic Moving Toy $1.98 Glider Type Planes ...... 10c Sketches In Melody: (S;30 Sport Deep la the beoru ol our peo­ Spotlight; 8 Cornelia Otis Swln- BOUDOIR CHAIRS ple la reverence lor their Colored Crayons...... 15c, 19c^25e, 50e Fluffy Yarn Sets...... 2.5e, 45c, 79e RUDY JOHNSON ner: 9:30 Fibber McGee and Mol­ loved ones who hove passed EVERY MONDAY, 8 P. M. Colorful Plastic Planes and Boats, ly: CTBS— 12 noon Kate Smith We Have a Large Selection COMING TO KEMP'S on. Beads to S trin g ...... 39c to $1.29 Electric Wlrlns and .speaking": 4 p. m. House Party: From $9.50 Complete Sets ...... $1.29 Range Burner Service. (5:30 Carol Brice's song: 8:30 Hum- Itrecnaliaed.' msdemUy mojr _ y' Adinissinn 25c All Aliiniinum Telescopes...... $1.79 nhrey Bogart In "One Way, Pas- Come Early To Make Your aiiect * 001* ol our old-iash- Chinese Checkers...... 25c to $1.29 CALL 8028 •■age;" 11:30 Sea Mystery'drama. circuits The real thing, not a toy. ioned customs, but the tradi­ ' Erector Sets, Chemistry Sets, Before 8 A. M. - After 6 P. M. •\BC—n a. m. Brenehnan’s'Break­ Selection. Gulbronfien 23 REGULAJI GAMES 7 SPECIALS fast; 2:30 p. m. Half Hour of Car­ tional religious rites (Observed Mystic Magic S e ts...... $1.29 and up Mystery Talking Boards ..... ,$1.19-$1.B9 ols: 4:15 Bride and Groonrt: 7:30 in luncral services will con­ PI US sweepstakes Fantasy tn Melody; 10 Concert tinue to reveal the faith that Colorful Twister T oy s ...... $1.00 Ouija Boa'rd.s...... $1.19-$1.89 Time . . . MBS—1:15 Mt. Holyoke KEMP'S FURNITCRE a n d MUSIC ■ governs and gives purpose to Glee (?lub Carols; 2:15 Jane Cowl: Non-Skid Checkers and Board ...... 89c Ring T o s s ...... 25c to $1.39 ■ 4 4 Ersklne Jnhn.son on Movies; 7:15 INC. Ule. V! SWEATERS Kom Kobblers; 9:15 Real Life 763 Main Street Tel. 5680 (WILL BE Paint and Crayon Sets ..... 25c up to $3.59 Building Blocks, Vegetable Drama. The Quality Store AMBULANCE SERVICE Laundry Sets ...... , .50e, $1.29, $2.19 FOR CHRISTMAS PHONE D y e d ...... $1.00 to $2.39 Stamford Banker Dlea Cnjwi^ttfue VOUR Metul Cannon, 15 shots $1.29 These Bloeks are replaciiig Lincoln Logs Retail Salesroom Stamford. Dec. 17—(VP)—Presi­ O CONVSNIBNCI 1^ IMPIOVED I ORDER All Kinds Dart Sets .... 50c, $1.39, $2.59 Several Tyes of Trains Bowling Alleys dent Edward'M. Fast of the Fidel­ OdiAMUNCSfi ity Title and Trust company of I TODAY W e also have extra steel, pointed darts. Pianos Blackboards Indian Tom Toms Manchester Stamford, a former president of O COMFORT ' the Connecticut State Banking aa- ufiAh. Pocket Size Chess, Checker and Hollywood Dolls. 10 Series . .$1.19 to $3.2.5 Knitting Mills' s'oelatlon. died here last night. The ImtHiis / Cribbage Sets ...... $1.19 71-year-old banker la wirvlved by Lacing Shoe Banks ...... $1.49 Open Every Night lor FURNACE - HEATER - FIREPLACE — COOKING his mother, his widow, two eons, a Small Footballs, reg. $1.39 .... Now $1.19 Electric Baseball , ...... ; . $2.00 Until 9:00 (laughter, three slaters and five brothers. If You Want To The W. G Glenney Co. Toy Clothes Dryers ...... 69c to $1.00 Elmer Layden Football Games $1.29lo $2..59 S88 NORTH MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 414S This yiKir, thoro w ill’bo mor* colls from return­ Can be used as apartment size. ing sorvicsnwn, from army comps and veterans' T ru c k s...... $1.49 and up Buy Or Sell Pull T o y s ...... 59c to $2.49 PEC . 2 4 hospitals than ever before. Won't yOu please A u t o s ...... 59e op ON YOUR RADIO TONIGHT AT 9:00 help those urgent messages get through hy Woodburning Sets ...... $2.19 to $2.98 Checkers ...... 29c making only necessary Long Distance colls on Little AdmiraLBoat Sets ...... 65c-$1.29 D o m in o s...... 69c-89c REAL Christmas Eve and Christmos Day? 7 4 .“ TELEPHONE HOUR," WTIC-WEAF, AND Doll House Furniture ...... $1.19 Basket M ak in g...... $1.39, Reg. $1.98 ESTATE Buy Your Xmas Trees Anhgrams ...... 10c to 40c Plastic Telephones, will not rust or chip $1.98 I dE C 9 x m Xmas Tree Ornam ents...... 5c-10c All Kinds of Puzzles...... 25c to $1.29 ROBERT CASADESUS » Yes, Sealtest Egg N o^ Ice Cream has about A t From Plastic Pistols, look real, only ...... 25c everything you could wish for in a food. Eye A PROGRAM Metal Refrigerators...... $1.39 Chopstteka ...... Tradlttonal eppcgl—taite appeal—and an eatra amount of good, sound nourishment. So for both enjoy-' Fair Prices TOYLAND In The Basem ent- Sonata In C Sharp Minor (Moonlight) " > Krist6ff and Johnson Party Games foK everyone .. . t m65c Finale ...... Beethoven ment and food value, aerve Sealtest Egg N o g Ice Ci^am often to your family. It’i the Seal- ' Can Ex-Service Men • mV * W e have only aI fcfew Hickory Skis. Number Entrance of the Gods from test Flavor-of-the-Month. one stock. V ••Da* Bheingold” ...... Wagner Wm. F. Johnson SOLD AT Uyr LOCATED ON MAIN STREET Concerto No. 5 In E>Flat Major (ElhperorV YOU CAN ALWAYS DBTBND fiNJ ' B E T W E E N We have just a few Fibber Magee and Finale ...... Beethoven TIm J W I U U CORK Builder — Real Rslatc SILK CITY DINER AND McGILL-CONVERSC Mojiy Games left ...... 75c MARCH 1STBR CONH- Johnaon-BniH Homea ALSO AT 541 MIDDLE TURNPIKE, EAST rwc by ^ Spcdsl Prices for C h arges, Cluhe sfid Schools. BROAD STKKBT THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND TEUPHONE COMPANY TELEPHONE 742$ FREE DBLIVERYl ' TELEPHONE 7T42 Advertise in The Herald-—It Pays BUL O INnAL iCI CEI4M COKMRATION . AMMta d’NMfiMf OaAv Cr>g«n.«(ia Jeia lb* hw la lb* I ssImm VU^g* ik*(«. MsniM Jtcb Hatw, TbatMUri. fiM f . M„ NIC Nwwem

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--- MANCHZSTZB ZVBNIMO BEBAUk HANCHSaTZH. OOHM. MONDAY, DECEMBER 17, 19a BAG! EVENING HEfbALD, MANCHESTER. CD N ^, MONDAY, DECEMBER 17.1945 MANCHESTER ■V Coventry has returned to civlliifh Record-Breaking i.tatu* having received his honor­ Paper Output cause It seemed an admirable an­ able discharge the latter part of Diplomacy Takes Time swer to the need for a nonpartisan the week. expert in such a crucial posiUon. Plane Wrecked The December meeting of the W ill Hit High The Open Forum Nathan Hale Community Center ★ Open Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday Evenings to 9 ;urmu0 ^^raUi Mr. Mitchell, nominally a Demo­ Association Organlzfitional Com­ By Regular ^Channels’ crat, had been a respected part of Communicauons for publlcaUona in the Open i^oruinnot Washington, Dec. 17.— - mittee will be omitted. Members Increase in CanaditiR the Oooltdge administration, and be guaranteed publication 11 they .mnUin more Ujm 800 Just eight day.s after it set a new will be advised regarding the U BIM*U Street went to Secretary ef State had subsequently been selected by 5^.5 reeerves the right to decline to p u b l^ any matter Long Beach-lo-Washington air January meeting. Present Moscow Confer* Byrnes, who caUed in HenU#reon, Newsprint Will Not Menalierter. Conn. that mav be libelous or which Is In oad taste. P'rMFree eexpression thoSSbitbiioubon President Hoover for the poet of record, the Army’s "Mlxmaater’ The Northeast Neighborhood and the State department’s ex­ Oeaerei of pollUcal views is ______r this character experimental bomber crashed to group of the Farm Bureau of 'ence Is High • Speeil perts on Russia and Britain, plus Justify More Orders Barber for Arm Chair ITouBdtd OrtobT t» tttl attorney general In his adminis­ but’ letters which are defamatory or abutlve will be rajected. destruction at nearby Oxoff Hill. North Coventry will hold their Heacl'lo-Head Method James C. Dunn, who is assistant rsMhiiaiMd BrerT BrenlnB Except tration. His selecUon, then, seemed Md., yesterday. The three crew next meeting on January 8, 1946, secretary of state in charge of Eu­ Montreal, Dec. 17— —Canad­ Shop a guarantee that the Investlga------two handkerchiefs that belong to members parachuted to safety. at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs. For Prohlenis ^ ropean and Middle-Europesn af­ ian newsprint production will Travelers 0«»ce «t ItaBcherter. Cons., •• Christmas Tree* Father Superior of this large Mary Toth. Assisting her will be reach an all-time high of 3,696,000 Uon would be well and fairly con­ Nicknamed for its unique pro- fairs. CW »«•« ______To the Editor: Monastery, one of the oldest In peller-ln-tall des.gn, the XB-4'i Mrs. Frank Schmidt. There were tona In 1946, the Newsprint Asso­ Memories (F,ditoris Note: This Is the Together they decided we should ciation of (^sinada estimated today, BtJBBCWPnON RATES ducted. It was not generally known vun- world. Ettal'is located near was on a routine flight from Boll­ 16 members and one guest, Mrs. first of two stories explaining suggest to Britain and Russia that Globes of the fear by »U11,;...... | Now', when Mr. Mitchell an­ til recently that the first Christ- oberammergau which Is the place ing Field Army air base. Allan Gates, present at the group but the organization warned Amer­ World from $8.00 modem diplomacy: The usual, they and the United Slates all ican consumbrs that increased or­ month by K«H ...... V..t .03 nounces the prospective retire­ mas tree in America was lighted ^-here the famous "Passion Plays" The highly streAmlined craft meeting on Monday afteriioon. day-by-day method, and the should take their troops out of Shades of the Gay 90*8. to $45.00 fl€ Copy ...... X 9 00 by .fenny Lind, the "Swedish Night- ^re presented. I’ve even had the averaged 432 miles an hour in the The North Coventry Red Cross ders would not be Justified. Hand decorated ehaving ,m.Ut«d On« Tear ...... 1.2S ment of himself and his staff from sewing meetings will be held at the heiul-to-head kind being prac­ Russia, not on March 2. but on The estimates for 1946, based on feetem BUUa and APO ...$12.00 Ingnle,” in the year 1816. pleasure of talking to "Jesus five-hour. 17-minute flight from ticed In Moscow at this min­ Jan. 1. mug8 to uae for tooth the investigation, that is an al­ Time does not change, customs fjhrlst” as he lives only three miles Long Beach Dec. 8. Orange Hall each Thursday during the anticipated supply for the first member o r most fatal reflection upon the change as time goes on. To sec from here. He’s the actor that the winter, weather permitting. ute.) They drew up a note, sent it to six months of the year, are 693,000 brushea, pencils, or even the associated prem Officials of the Douglas Air­ the code room, had It put in code the msny Christmas trees now diir- played the part for the last craft Company which built the The White Gift Service st the tons or 23 per cent above the av­ for shaving! Aaaoclatad Vresa la excluaUalJ quality which th f investigation By James Marlow and then wirelessed It to sur am­ erage for the last five years before dtlad to the uae of republlcatlon of ing the season of "Peace to men of years. Father Paul. Father Mixmaster said at Santa Monica bassadors in Britain and Rmuia. 12.95 “nSia dtwatchaa eradlted to It or not ha.s developed. As Mr. Mitchell g f ^ will" brings to my mind the g„perior of the Ettal monastery that a second model has been! be held December 23 at 7:30 in the Washington, Dec. 17—(A’)—The the war, are 468,000 tons or 15 per 63.80 himself states, the original as­ Christmas eve of the year 1896. English better than 1 do and present Moscow conference— The note told each of the ambas­ cent above the wartime average, 48.50 crartaa eradtted made for the Army. evening, sadors: "You will please present the local nawa. publlahad care. sumption was that this investlga- On that evening I walked along ^f nicest and most Mrs. Margaret White, night bringing together .SecreUry of and are 437,000 tons or 13.4 per this to the goven^ent to which cent above the figures-for 1945. rlchta of republlcatlon of apeclal Uon was to try to provide a final Main street from Charter Oak jp^^ned men I have ever had the super^’i8o^ at the Windham Com­ State Byrnes and ^the foreign The flat top desk is proof enough All street to Depot Square esRer'y pleasure to meet. If any of your munity Memorial hospital, Willl- you are accredited." The Neqfsprint association took ^ herein. •re,^*° "r'Sfiica answer, to the following question: ministers of Britain and Russia The American embaasles in Lon­ pain* to emphasize, however, that that a practical piece can be decora­ aenriee client of N. E. A. Sentica looking to see a lighted Christmas readers are Interested and expect mantic. is confined at her home due Gifts of Gifts tive, too. This is one from, our "Who was responsible for the tree, but saw none. to visit this country to see where South ('oventry to an inflammation of the knees. is high-speed, head-to-head di­ don and Moscow—like all other total American supply from all clous new tufted The failure of our forees at HawaU to their sons fought please tell them ■The Victory Bond drive figures American embassies—have their sources would be , only slightly Christmas display. publlahera I.ater I went to East Hartford plomacy. ^ own code experts who received the above last year and actually below The gift that starts the Miua Mathaara Special Axen< be on the alert and for the admit­ and after walking up and down to ace Ettal as It’s the most beau­ Burt R. Nye, son of Mr. and Mrs. on the E bond sales have soared Krti^ Chlcavo, Detroit and Boeton, William R. Nye, arrived home on to $10,843.75. with $1.56.25 to go; But the usual way for our go» Byrnes’ note, decoded It, and the years 1941 and 1942, and that home . . . and no finer ted failure to uee to the beet ad­ various streets there without see­ tiful place I have ever seen and emment to gel an Idea across to gift rugs ing the lights of. a Christmas tree, last week after receiving his however, individual sales figures turned it over to our ambassadors. because of an Increase In the num­ Cedar Chest could be lUBMBBR AUDIT BUREAU OF vantage such defense facilities as I’ve seen a few. another government is to go Tha ambassadors then delivered ber of users individual consumers IRCUDATTOWB.______I decided then and there to take One of the main reasons I woiiia honorable discharge from Camp have not changed from $2,074, with through "channels." This means given than this Queen were available at reail Harbor?” Beal. Calif. He was Inducted Feb. $1,926 yet to go. Have you pur­ the notes In person to the foreign may be little—If any—better off Just In time for Chrlstmaa the next train hack home to New like you to make a story of this the regtilar diplomatic procedure. i^nisters of Britain and Moscow. than In the last quarter of 1945. Anne model in mahogany “The Herald Prlntlni Co*"P*"f,V‘"m; But, as Mr. Mitchell further York, where Christmas is not is because I have written all my 27. 1941 and at present he and his chased your Victory stamps or comes thla shipment of new aumea no financial reePOMlbjll^ wife reside xthat in- Estate of Samuel Kotarh. late of of our most acute post war prob- The Coventry Garden Club will Mancheater. in said District, deceawd Ates, in ita own policy, and oth- derly presentation of the real evi­ they had ever seen. village. Frineral services were held fllfincc« I am going to make a stntement Icms. at his late home Friday at 8:15 hold its next meeting on January The American ambassador In Th# administratrix, having exhlbltsd Would Buy Huts 12.50 aaUons, in the Cairo Declara- dence he believes bears upon the Said pamphlet is a reprint, to­ 8, 1946 at the Booth and Dimock his admlntstraU6n account with said essential purpose of the inquiry, that might start the buzzing of a ami. with solemn high mass of rc' Iran, Wallace Murray, gathered estate to this Court for sUa**"/'- " '• , the Potsdam Declaration, hornet’s nest and if it does we gether with an appropriate car­ quiem at St. Mary’s church at 9 a Memorial Library; The annual ln?ormatlon on the situation and O RD ERED : T hat the 33d day of the Sino-Soviet Treaty of last and It forecasts that, If this flsh shall obtain worthwhile Informa toon, of a pertinent editorial re­ m. Father Bernard J. Foster offi Christmas celebration was held wirelessed It in code to the State December, 1948, at 9 o’clock. To Aid Housing Happy Reflections New shipments of ta* cently published in a Detroit news­ Tuesday at the library with 15 at the Pr/tl^le Office in the Municipal aer. have all recognized the ing expedition Is to be continued, tlon regaitllng the first Christmas dated, assisted by Fathers Joseph department here. It was received ble lamps being un­ paper. The writer hurls savage Farrell and Luclen Sledeck, both of members and one guest present. In the dpaertment’s code room. Building In said Manehestsk be and packed today to aug­ atlonal Government of Oeneral- It will have to last Indeflnltely, tree in Manchester. Let u« And and sarcastic sentences at a CIO A eovered dish pot luck luncheon the same Is assigned for a New York, Dec. 17.— Pur­ Dozens of Watkins Gift out when the first tree in towm was W’illimantic. Burial was with full Exports decoded it. put it back the a!low*anrc Of admlnlatratlon chase of 5,(K)0 Quonset huts at a Mirrors for every pur­ ment our already large $mo Chlang Kal-ahek as the le- A> a practical matter, alnce It •boss whom was "not available" to military honors in the family plot was served .at noon. Hostesses in into understandable langviage, and account with said estate and decorated. whei'C. and by whom. the Governor of the State of Michi­ charge were: Mrs. John Westland. ment of heirs and this Court directs cost of $25,000 to help relieve pose; every room. This selection. Prices range national government of Is going to be most difficult to re In oi-der to get this information I’ll at St. Mary’s cemetery. sent It down to the department s Kew York city’s housing shortage place Mr. Mitchell, It Is to gan. The Governor, mind you. be­ Mr.s. Manfred Olsen, Mrs. Arthur that notice of the time and place as­ girondole comes in gold from 6.95 tp 29.75. make the claim th.at mv Christpias ing the elected representative of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Loeser Sebert. Mrs. Bertha Flint made Middle Eastern division. That dl- signed for said hearing he given to all baa been recommended by Mayor- hoped that the committee will de tree In 1902 was the first. left Wednesday morning for thelS vision has a staff of men spegtelr persona known'tiV be Interested therein Elect William O'Dwyer’s Emer­ and red, or gold and We will continue to recognize the people of that state. home in Dania, Florida, stopping table and place card decorations. Ized in the problems of countMOz to appear and be heard thereon b. clde to get down to business and I know that soon after 1902 the The business meeting was omitted, publishing a copy of this order in gency CXimmittee on Housing. ebony. |that Jovemment. But In recog- custom spread rapidiv over towTi 'The reader of this editorial Is foe five days in New Jersey on- The steel huts were u.ied by the - thus persuade him to finish the atnick dumb by the revelation that arid those present worked on a 36- in that area. some ne.wspaper having a clmulatlon ling It, and In being prepared to and it w-as then that the late route, and closing their business foot rope for the honor roll. Loy Henderson is in charge of In said District, at least five Bajs be­ armed forces during the war and | ;tend It aid of various kinds, wo task be has begun. Davenport Cheney happened to such glaring transgressions of law here until April 1, 1946. the division. The message, how­ fore the day of said hearing. the committee recommended the > and order can—and do—exist in Yeoman Second Class Leonard WILLIAM 8. HYDE. Judge. W ve In view certain desired ob- walk through his woodlot south of this country: in the United States ever, went first to Lampton Berry, city buy them from government Hackmatack street one day .lust Van Arsdale. USN served on the w’ho has had 20 years In foreign AT A COURT o r PROBA’TE held surplus. They are 20 by 48 feet l)artivea for China. Tree Market Normal whoso people are governed by a at Manchester, within and for the before Christmas, and saw a bov democracy—government for, and USS Bennington which arrived in serv’ick and is Henderson’s assist­ and it was suggested that each T We believe In the end, not the who had cut a young • hemlock San Francisco. California. last Klliiigton ant. / District of Manchester, on the 16th hut be divided into two apart­ Radios by Stromberg- During the war, the Christmas whjch he was carrying. Dave ask­ by, the people. That in this coun- month after having participated dav of December. 1946. Poontinuance, of the present armed tf>’ a labor leader could even con­ Berry wrote A memorandum Present HON. WILLIAM 8. HYDE. ments so the cost would be $2,500 | Carlson, Phllco, Bendlx, iwatlllUes between the National tree business, unregulated by the ed the boy why he cut It and what in the strike again.st Japan. Major Theodore T. Palmer, son and sent It to Henderson. Hender­ a family horn*. Farnsworth he Intended to do with it. The boy sider putting himself above the The hot lunch school program ^*EsUte of Mary Belllngherl. late of government and the so-called Chi­ OPA, provided an object lesson In head of a sovecrign state, let alone of Representative and Mrs. Theo­ son then wrote * recommendation the necessity for OPA price con­ answered with tears In his eyes, labor or- was started last week under the on the actiop he thought this gov­ Manchester. In said District, deceased. nese Oommuniats. that he w'ants to take it.. homem...... do It: that. In » direction of Mrs. Ruth Spencer, dore A. Palmer of East street and The administrator havlrfg exhibited Gifts in Gaily trols. With labor and transporta­ ernment should take. hla administration acconul with said . We believe that a national con- so Santa Claus will decorate It and 1 ganlzation to be carried on from the Booth husband of Barbara Palmer of esUte to this Court for allowance, it Is Police Court tion for Christmas trees short, Hang presents on It. "Ah ha.” of ’’law and government be damn- and Dlmock Library basement. (This wasn’t, of course, the first ORDERED; That the 32d day of De­ ,^erence of all Chinese political Maple street has arrived home informs tion the State department Assure Her prices ran wild. Sometimes It said Dave, "so you are. stealing for ' od- Mrs. Marjorie Brannan is acting from overseas. He joined the cember. 1946. at 9 o'clock, forenoon at Joseph Brozowski, 40, of 42 .^elements should be arranged to Christmas!’ If this article, which Includes chairman of the committee. had on the Iranian trouble. There the Probate Office In the Munlclpa Florence street, was declared gull- | Decorated was the public, paying |6 and |7 even more flagrant violations of ■Second Battalion. 19th Infantry, weyh news stories, and the Iran­ Building In said Manchester 1/ ami ^'|Breate a solution fbr the internal According to the writings of Mrs. Marie Proleskv of the Rus­ 24th Division. 6th Army which he the same Is assigned for a hi'ar ng on ty sf breach of the peace in Town receiving one IlHfferencea now dividing the coun- for a tree, which took the licking. Hertha Pauli, we learn that the law and order In its accusations, sian Samovar, was admitted to the ian ambassador already had been the allowance of said administration Court thl# morning by Judge Ray­ were read by every literate, Ameri­ remained with until after the in­ Over to see Henderson.) Then again It was the enterpris­ earliest mention of a decorated Manchester Memorial hospital on vasion of 1^‘vte when he was acount with aald estate »"d mond R. Bowers and a fine of A gift certificate Wood evergreen tree for Christmas cele­ can citizen, the laziest of us could Friday. Her condition has showed Rymew Colls In Experts meiit of heirs and this Court directs $15 was aaeessed the accused. 15.50 j We beUeve that, at that confer­ ing businessman who planned to not help but be fired with the evacuated to the 9th General Hos­ The Henderson recommendation that notice of the time and place, as­ of the first-- make a killing at such prices, and bration is found in the records of a marked Improvement. Her son, pital Blak in the Dutch East In­ signed for said hearing be given to Ml Brozowski was arrested by Of­ 3.25 Bright spots In any dscorat- ence, Chlang Kai-shek should the city of Strasbourg. In Alsace, determlnatlop to act. Today the Michael, arrived Saturday at Seat­ The Lamp Table was de­ who found the public reluctant or majority of us, lulled into Inaction dies with combat fatigue vdierc persona known to be Interested the^- ficer Winfield Martin early Satur­ signed to fit along side of places her name ing scheme . . . bright gift |. :nalize that now is actually the dated 1646. The cuatom spread in­ tle. Wash., from China. he remained for six weeks and Legal Notices In to appear and be heard the^on by day morning following a fracas in ideas, too! New shipment of the bottom suddenly falling out of to the Palatinate and crossed the by headlines of peace, are Indulg­ Captain A. Joel Warren re­ publishing a copy of this ovdeb In high arms, such as wing Urae to fulfil hla own promises when he was discharged ft-om the .some new spaper having a clrculaMon the Florence street nome, involv­ wooden tray^h entirely hand Rhine before the year 1700. Fin­ ing in our favorite sport—wishful turned from service In China and AT A COURT o r PlWBATE held ^that the "one party government" the market. Christmas trees were thinking. Wishful thinking is John hospital he flew to Linjrayen. Lu­ In said District, ^at least five days be­ ing the elder Brozowski and hia and barrel chairs. This on our Priority decorated /fh tole colors, not a necessity, so there was no land claims it had Its first Christ­ is on .termi)ial leave at his home zon. In February he became a at Manchester, within and for the fore the dsv of said hearing.' son, Joseph Brozowski, Jr., re­ one is made of genuine range fcOm $.29 to 17JW. system under which his portion of mas tree In the vear 1800 and Den­ Doe’s middle name and a very with his familv. District of Manchester, on the 16th WILLIAM S. HYDE. Judge. OPA price celling affecting them. dangerous state of mind, to boot. Civil Affairs Office/ and in that d iv of December. A.D.. IMS. portedly over an overheated fur­ mahogany. Metal tble trays, 6.75 and China baa been operating shall mark about 1810. Vienna in 1818. The First Congregational Sun­ Present W ILLIAM 8._ HTDE. Esq., nace. Brozowski, who pleaded not and Sweden In 1817. England had Margaret R. Hussey capacity assisted -In the feeding AT A COURT o r PROBA’TB held List 8.95. end. And, as the oae party sys­ But the runaway prices illustrated day school Is planning its annual of the starving^ people as they Judge. at Manchester, within and for the guilty, told the court that he $.25 Reproduction of a Colo­ what would have happened to ne­ its first Christmas tree in 1841, Christmas tree celebration for Estate of Elixsbeth Willis Leenion, District of Manchester, on th# 15th came home from work Saturday' tem of g^em m ent ends, the plan initiated by Queen Victoria’s hus­ were libera ted. , also assisted in re­ late of Manchester. In said District, nial salt box, hand deco­ Sunday evening. December 23. at establishing /Civil Government. day of December. 1948. afternoon to find the aah door of 3.0d rated on blue or red. for the future should find other cessities, If OPA ceilings had not band, Prince Albert, who brought 5 p. m. There will be a picture deceased. Present HON, WILLIAM 8, HYDE. protected the public. the cuatom with him from the The Poet’s Column Later he wds appointed assistant On motion of Edward I^eemon of the furnace wide open and the $.00 Miniature copy of a Co­ political elements In the country. show depicting the birth of Christ. chief of ijtaff-G-5 In charge of all aaid Manchester, admlnlatrator. ^'Estate of Ernest Squatrlto. lata of house stifling hot. After words' lonial dough box with lid, ' This year, the Christmas tree duchy of Saxe-Coburg. A list of new books received by ORDERED; That alx montha from M sachester. In said D istrict. In other words the Communists, civil affairs in Northern Luzon. the 16th day of December. A. D.. 1945 with his son, whom he had ac­ for Jewels, cigarettes; rust, market is back to normal. There I would not fake Issue with those The Houee Beautiful librarian. Miss Hattie E. Coombs, Major Palmer has the Purple The administratrix having exhibited cused of burning down the house, given "a fair and effective repre- who trace the Christmas tree back has been catalogued at the Booth be and the same are linilted and al­ her administration account with said black, blue, grey, ivory, aentatum in the .Chinese National is labor and there Is transporta­ to pagan days juat as they can the Heart. Bronze Star Medal. Amerl- lowed for the creditors within which estate to this Court for father and son got into a scuffle coral. Oh. let me dwell In the House and Dimock Memorial library, and cijii Theater Ribbon. Asiatic Pa­ to bring In their clalma against said ORDERED: That the I0d day of De­ and two windows of the home 3.00 Miniature knife box for tion and there are trees in plenti­ May-pole,' for whether the origin of beautiful. estate, and the said administrator Is Oovemment." is as follows; adult books; Bailey- cific Theater Ribbon with three cember. 1948. at 9 o’clock. *0""°'’,'’: were broken. 4 sening potato chips, ciga­ In return for this, says Presi­ ful supply at reasonable, pre-war a decorated evergreen tree Is Beautified by love and grace di­ Thc Wrong Man: Bcverley-Gid- directed to give public notice to the the Probate Office In the Municipal Although we’re starting to deliver Christian or pagan, the cuatom la battle stars and one arrowhead, a creditors to bring In their claims with­ Building In said Manchester be and Mrs. Brozowski asked a neigh­ rettes, etc. Blue, black, prices. In other words, on Christ­ vine. dlngs^-Broad Margin; Buck—Por­ Victory ribbon with star which in said time allowed by posting a copy bor to call the police and Officer home appliances on our Priority Plan, dent Truman's outline of Ameri* one of good will to mankind. It la Where naught jars, or discords; trait of a Marriage; Burmaq— the same Is assigned lor a rust or green. can principles, the Communists mas trees, thf law of supply and here to stay—to bring joy and hap. designates he was overseas when of this order on the public signpost- the allowance of said administration Martin went to the house and you can’t give her a new refrigerator, 1.29 Hand decorated cover for Where hope and love triumph, Rooster Crows for Day: Downes— the war was over. Philippine nearest to the place wiiere the de­ account with said estate ■ad made the arrest. a Sc box of matches. A must be willing to give up their demand is once more working in mness to both young and old. re­ And sings harmonious melodies. Hcartwood: Hamdon—Bright Star ceased Isst dwelt within said town and talnment of heirs and this Court directs washer, vacuum cleaner this year. gardless of race, color or creed. Liberation ribbon with two stars by publishing the same In some newa- that notice of the time and place ae- Patsy Vince. 35, of 28 Winde- smoker’s delight. Grey, own maintenance of separate and favorjof the public. Through all the golden hours. or Dark: Hendryx—Way of the and the Distinguished Unit Badge. paper having a circulation in said pm- But you can give her the next best Yours tnilv, North: Hlllyer—Time Remember­ Blgned for said hearing be given to mere avenue, Rockville, was fined black or blue. Metal Independent armies. "The exist' If there had been OPA ceiling Mathias Spiess. Major Palmer has# sister in the bate district, within ten days from the all persons known to be $50 on a charge of evading re­ thing . . . a Priority Plan Gift Certi­ covers. 1.25 Where sweet patience, and cour­ ed: Kendrick—Ughts Out: Keyes date of this order, and return make to therein to appear and be heard there­ ence of autonomous armies such prices on Christmas trees, they Wa\’ea' .stationed in Florida and this court of the notice given. sponsibility following an accident ficate which plac.es her name on our 2.50 The old grocery scoop tesy —River Road: Loring—Beyond another sister. Lois Palmer, In on by bubllshlng a copy of this order as that of the Communist Army,” could have been removed safely Billets Burned ‘ Controls all thought and motion; WftUAM S. HYDE. Judge. In some newspaper having a circulation involving Vince’s car and one Priority List. A down payment on • in hand decorated colors. Ettal Bavaria, 11, 25, *45 the Sound of Guns: McDonald— JRockvlUe high school. driven by William P. Kralovich of Server for crackers, pret­ Where all is pure and true, AT A e heard thereon by pub­ Mr. and Mrs. Walter McCray of row at the home of Mrs. Mair win leaves his widow, a daughter fore the ««>• of said hearing, to app$ar lishing a copy of this order In s ^ ''! Springfield, Mass., were guests assumption was that the United- the OPA has already yield^ to tween yelling and shooting to I sat beneath your shade. and a step-daughter. If they see cause st said time and new spaper having a circulation In aa*‘i | awaken them we all managed to Rowlcv. No further meetings will place and be heard relative thereto, Tuesday of Mrs. McCray’s sister, States was prepared to back this pressure, before any one could Your leaves were fresh artd green be held unUl January 8,1946. ’There District, at least five days before, thel escape via the second story, bal­ So lovely to be seen, and make return to this court, and by day of said hearibg. and by mailing lij Mrs. L. R. Ladd. A lso— Chlang Kai-shek all the way to, be sure that supply was ready to cony Into one foot of Aipvir. ' The ^ere-TOVth member? preaent THies- Legal Notices mailing In a registered letter, on or aTe;»'stered letter, on or l^fore De^ The Ladies Aid Society of the bloody military victory over all 'The Autumn came. day night at the home of Mrs. belore December 17, IW . a cony of cember 17. 1945. a copy of this or'len Tolland Federated church served Universal and Kelvi- equal demand. And, In such In- fire probably started from sparks And you were all aglow this order and said will to Addle J. to Marlon E. Alvord. 5S2 Middle Turn , other elements in China. The as­ Barbara Palmer, Oak Grove, at AT A COURT o r PRQ ^'ra held Ijithrop. 216 NV-wberry street. Ilarte a chicken pie supper to the Rock­ .stances, the Inevitable thing has from an open fireplace which fell A gorgeous wondrous flame which Mrs. Eleanor Wright was at Manchester, within and for the piue. West. Manehester, Conn.: ana 15.50 nator Electric Ranges;. onto a Persian rug that covered ford., Conn. I a)1» P. Kay, B ion^ by skilled crafts­ weather forecasters. book ends for the chil­ Arthur W. Cowles, who has long fchA •Uowsnc© of §4ld •CCOUIlt Court dlrecU that notice of the t Mrs. Lillian Spencer and daugh­ gtVsn a. sound and constructive deserves more public support could laugh at some of the things Will Match Pheaaaata Cxpanae the day of said hearing, to apm r If Mid and thU Court dlf^t* titat men of Holland, Michi­ Cape Cod Barometera dren. Composition in .filT K lS S . been connected with the State of and place asalgfied for said heoring ter. Mrs. Martha Hall of East , |U)S upon tvblcb to proceed. that at the moment they happened they see cause at aald time and Plaw Notice of the time and place Ivory. than he la getting. He has, in HarUord, Dec, 17— Ihudng Connecticut Public Utllitlea Coin- and be head relative thereto. given to all persona known to In­ Hartford, Mrs. Bertha Keeney and gan. AU mahogany. were far from funny. We are return to thla court, and by tnalllng in for said hearing be terested therein to appear and be V' ------our opinion, become no power- 1946 the Steto Board « Flaheriea meleion, la again confined at the sons known to be Interested ther#n te heard thereof by publlahlng a copy of Clarence Wrlaley of Manchester, 1.00 being repaid for our clothes, eto., Manchester Memorial _ a registered letter, on or ^ford D«- BMiear and be heard thereon by pab- were Sunday guests of Mr. and MoHcfteit&t MUchell’s Protest mad bureautrat. He went down but monev can never repay for the and Game will match dollar for cemt^r 17, 1946. a copy of this order to thla order Iq some aewspapor haviug 3.29 pr. doljar, up to $100 per club, the ex having been readmitted last ?.mes R. Veltch. - 985^I9th avenue. rffig a wpy ef this orD. MANCHESTER. OONN- UANCHERTER EVENING HERALD. UANCHBiSTEa. CONN. MONDAY, DECEMBER 17,1940 P A C ft

United States Church Filled that their'eon. Paratrooper How­ Burnhim spent the weekend with Mrs. Samuel Nyman of Manches­ Food Obtained BatUglia’fi Christmas Car Columbia ard A. ;Barrett haa won the right her sister, Mra. David Ritchie of ter. FENDER AND Konoye Death Weddings Hebron Makes Appearance Again to wear the "Boota and Wlnga” of Burham. When they ware to start Oil Burners About Town Scanning Fielil For Concert the United StaVee Arm y Para­ out on the retnrn trip Monday Solves Shopping Problem ist Ruins Sees Internal sa i B O D Y W O R K By Fr. Dunn The much talked of Hebron Pupils from (Columbia named on troops. H e has completed four night, they found tha traveling ao Tulsa, Okla.—l^ —Clty Finance For Registrar Powerful Blow Civic Council waa finally organ­ For the first time in four toe honor rolls at Windham High weeks of jump training during bad they remained until Tuesday Commisaioner John Hall has his SOLIMENE A FLAOe' The First Quarterly Conference Linger-Anderson ized at a meeting at the flrehouae years, Andy Battaglia, of 37 which time he made five Jumps, morning. Christmaa ahoptpng problem thor­ Furnaces INC. Local House of the South Methodist church will Affairs Worryi/ Center Oioip and Bee­ for the second marking period In­ Miss Vivian Kai-olma Anderson, Ijncal Calholics’ Money eight members of the dlamanded Middle turnpike, weat, is again the last a tactical jump at night Mra. Leon Tatro and Leon, Jr., oughly licked. Nearly all bla A Few Stin Avaiiiblt. be held tomorrow evening; *t 7:45 To Japs’ Ruler clude Charlotte Clarke, junior and thoven Glee Club Coni- W ar Council. It waa decided that displaying bla cnirlstmas deco­ Involving a combat problem on of Providence, la visiting her hue- friends have dogs, so he Just sends Selecinien to Fill Va­ daughter of Mrs. Ellen Anderson, (Continued from Page One) band’s parents, Mr. and Mra. Fred in the church parlor. Dr. Orville Bought 26,000 Pounds any adult resident of 21 or over rated auto. “ I could not con- Carolyn Young, freshman on the landing. Howard, who waa recent­ them 1946 dog tags along with cer- RACKI.IFFB OIL CO. cupied Dwelling Is 1C Crain, superintendent of the of 66 Garden stieat, aiid the late biiie for X i^ s Music Bcientioualy have my scroll ly honte on leave, h*qj}een assign­ Tairo of Hop River Village. Leon, cancy Cauaeil by Death (Continued from Page One) '' la eligible for mamberahip, and an­ "A " roll and Richard Barrett and ttficatea that the tax has been S Maple Avenoe — Hartfoffi Norwich District, will preside and Axel Anderson, became the bride To Feed the Hungry principle of collective intervention reading 'Peace on Earth’ when June Cooper, eophomorea and Da­ ed to the 13 Airborne at Fort Sr., la with the Marines on Okina­ Udly Damaged by nual d u e a S ra set at $5, payable paid. IM. Barttoffi 1-8IB1 important reporU and matters of Of Robert N. Veitch when any one of their number de­ we were In war,” is the way vid Sharpe and Faye Tashlik, Bragg. Georgia. ■ > wa. . perlod name of "Showa" be chang- of Riisiiell Herman Linger, aon of The Center Congregational In January. The incoming mem­ MANCHESTER business will be »iven attention. fil. No such change' has bean A total of 26.000 pounds, or l3 nies its people essential rights or Andy puts it. freshmen on the “ B" roll. Explosion of Boiler Mrs. Herman Linger, of 44 Wood- church was flUed to capacity last bers must be approved by the Charles Miller, chairman of .the Mrs. John Woodward entertain­ made during the lifetime of an tons c ' foodstuffs was purchased violatea its international obliga­ A t a meeting of the Brownie Victory Bond drive In this town, ed the Hop River Card Club at her The Selectmen tomorrow night mei-e Road, West Hartford, and the night and those who were fortu- council. Former officers of the Battaglia got the idea seven USE The Bcr-3cott club wiii meet emperor since Meiji. Wnat Ozakl by Rev. William A. Dunn in Prov­ tions. committee held at the home of haa announced that afi indications home last week. Mrs. Fred Tatro AUTO BODY The one-family house, located at will have under consideration nam­ late Herman Unger, at a double­ nirte not having to stand were war council will hold offlcea in the or eight years ago to decorate this evening at, 7:46 at the home proposed indirectly was abdica­ ring ceiemOny Saturday in Eman­ idence last Wednesday. Thla rep­ Diplomats concede that the col­ Mra. Madeline Mitchell recently, point to the usual "over the top’’ waa first prise winner and Mrs. 50 Oak Strsci ing of a Republican Registrar of treated to an Inspiring program of new organisation until election of the - interior of bla amall car ila th er atreet, owned by Frank o7 Miss Edith Anderson. 29 Ruin- tion of the emperor and establish­ uel Lutheran'church. The pastor, resented 26.751 cans of food and lective intervention idea was aim­ the committee members, Mra. reaulta. Me hasn't complete Contoia eecond. Mra. Tatro will be COTY TelephoiM 8979 Christmaa music by the choir and new offlccra at the next meeting the week before CHirietmas. He (tore of Hartford, was badly mer street The girls are remind­ Voters to fill the vacancy caused ment of a new reign. He could Rfv. Theodore B. Palmer, officiated. Included 7,146 cans of baby's food ed squarely at the Buenos Aires started with simple little Mitchell, Mrs. James Young "and enough returns to quote figures to host to toe group tola week. • 6 66 Perfumes - Colocnefi Beethoven Glee Club. Aa one en­ Auto Body and by the death of Robert N. Vcltch. which was donated by the parish­ militarists. on Jan. 14. A nominating commit­ Mra. Stewart Tibbits with the date. Guests at the home of Mr. *nd aged by a boiler eieploslon at ed to bring their Christmas gifts. be no more explicit under the Jap­ White pompoms .decorated the tered the sanctuary he became wreaths. Then electric lights ' Gift Sets Although Mr. Veitch was elected ioners of the two local Osthollc Assistant Secretary of SUle tee made up of Harold L. Gray, troop leaders, Mra. Ralph Wolmcr Mra. Lynwood Scoville is ser­ Mrs. George Johnson of Hop Riv­ COLD PREPARATIONS Fender Repairing anese code. chancel. aware of the Christmas spirit. began to aippear. The decora­ Ight last night. The house has to the post of Registrar last Octo­ churches to feed the world’s hun­ Fpruille Braden, whose contempt Albert W. Hllding and Ira C. Tur- and Mra. Gordon Llewellyn, com­ iously 111 at her home on Wllliman- er Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. John UqUID, TABLETS, SALVE. (ARTHUR DRUG STORES] Anto Painting Mrs. Richard McUigan of Ox­ DLscusslon of the emperor and The soloist was Harriet Hale, a Yuletlde logs holding three candles tions each year became more in unoccupied for several weeks ber. hia term of office did not be- ahen waa appointed to make out a pleted plana for a Christmaa par­ tlc road. Scory, Janie and Jimmie, their (845 Main SL Rablnow BMg.j ford street wl\J be soloist at the whether hr is responjilblc for the member of the New Tork Light gry people. for those mllitariats is widely and evergreen wreaths predomina­ elaborate until Just before the NOSE DROPS Simoniilng Thla was donated in conjunction alate of officers to be presented ty at which the Brownies will en­ aae ns has recently been purchased Christmaa carol-singing to follow | until an. 1 and as he had made war, something nnthinkable until Opera Guild. Her numbers were known, emerged from a confer­ ted the decorations. Candlelight war, the local man had blink­ Miss Polly Haskell and William children, of Higganum and Mr. and Caution only directed. a brief biislnesa meeting of the no appointment of a deputy, who recently, "Because" and "O Perfect Love." with the National campaign of ence with Mr. Truman Saturday and approved at the next meeting. tertain their mothers, with thie aid Mrs. Alvin Tucker of Burnside has consumed several made a fitting setting for the ser­ ing lights of different colors, ------» — Catholic churches to secure 20,000.- 'The purpose of the new organiza­ of the committee, to be held at nue. East Hartford, and was to Woman's Club thta evening at the would have succeeded him in of- hours in the Diet. She ws!? accompanied by Bertll to predict the Americas woulil bells and various other orna­ 000 pounds of food for the war suf­ vice. . tion la to work for the town wel­ Yeomans hall on the nineteenth. a been occupied next week by «touth Methodist church. Mrs. Da-1 flee, the office now is vacant. .Attended Key Meetings Linger, a brother of the bride­ adopt Uruguay’s proposal. Apply­ Rev. a iffo rd O. Simpson waa In ments, which caused much lo­ ferers. in all areas suffering from fare, to seek out and encourage The decision was made to have the . Tucker and her husband, who vid^Bennett will lie accompanist. i The appointment Is Furthermore, Konoye and other groom. who 1s organist of St- ing It to Argnetina might be the charge of the liturgical service. cal comment. the lavages of the past wars. new enterprises of a promising little girls pay five cent duee In dlacharged from the service ••Life with Mother, " a comedy, male by the town clerk and the high ranking Japanese probably James's Lutheran church, Brook­ next step. Mrs. Doris Bull and Alfred C. wm be presented by the ^ a iK Selectman. There areMhree candi- lyn. N. Y. ^ev. Dunn took with him to As for Franco’s Spain, the re­ nature, and in general to try to the future—eomething never done > unwittingly- have disclosed in in­ Lange, aololats for the evening, ac­ before, but eeemlngly proper. .. midnight last night while Twaln Maaouera. A Social time dates now known to be in the rield Providence last Wednesday, the turn to Washington of Ambassa­ advance the town’s assets. It will A t terviews that Hirohlto attended Kirs. Roy C. .Toiinson was ma­ companied by Mrs. Everett Minor, (Seorge Bellows, son of Mr. and mbers of the Are department S ll follo“ ^ T^e play will b..pre-!for the office. They are Otto Nel- tron of honor, and Chester Linger money, donated by the parishioners dor Norman Armour apparenUy be non-aectarian, non-political and son. William Brennan and Donald kev meetings which determined sang In their usual pleasing man- from New Jersey. Refreshments Mrs. Raymond Bellows of Whitney re holding a Christmas party at aented in the parish hall. of Hartford was best man for hia of St. James’s and St. Bridget’s will end a phase of American rela­ non-commercial. Inclement weath­ were served through the day. Hemingway. upl)n tha Pacific war and therefore churches and spent the entire day road wks among the last group of ••dquarter*. Mtin and HillUrd | brother. Corporal Leonard Ander­ tions with that country. There are ***The Senior Choir and Beethoven er rather put a damper on the at­ A s the office is one In which the knew as much about the plans as making a collection of foodstuffs Word has been received from Ed­ young men to be Inducted from trecta. a call was received that ; son. of the ¥. S. Army, brother of no plans to replace Armour, who Glee Club under the direction of tendance, which would doubtless Lady Roberts ? I Republican Town Committee is vl- cabinet members. At the outset at a large wholesale house there. ward N. Pomprowlcz, ship fitter, Tolland County. n explosion had occurred on j of St. George, will hold its CTirlsi e |t has been sug- of the occupation, government offi­ the bride, and Karl Linger of West is retiring from the diplomatic Frederick E. Werner, director of have been much larger otherwise. 1st class, son of Mr. and Mra. Ex|ierienceA In Buying The CTathollc church is conduct­ ather street.. mae party WednesdayWA#lnP»adilV evcnincevening "J^lirested that aithe_ recommendation cials had insisted that the em­ Hartford, were ushers. service. music of Center CongregaUonal V51ien near aero weather aat in Larry Pomprowlcs, that he was Hia experience ba a manager of ing the drive for canned goods for the home of Mrs. Fred Parker, dOj Veltch'a successor be made peror was uninformed of suchThe bride who was given in Joint Break Seen Likely church, received many Pfc. and Mrs. Elton Brooks, who due Sunday on the USS Henrico the PhUippines and E uro^. Any­ Alarm Not Sounded ■% the Co-Operative stora In Warren- Academy street. Members are re- Republican Town Commit- marriage by her brpther. Arthur Some government officials be­ comments upon their work U $#• have bieen with the former’s uncle In San Francisco, frofn Pearl Har­ one having a contribution may As there were stifficlent firemen plana. , ville, where he formerly held a queated to bring an inexpensive Selectmen and town Konoye, in refusing to face trial, Anderson, wore a gown of white lieve the next move will be a Jomt close of the service. and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Howard O. bor. and would receive his dis­ leave It at St. Columha’s chapel. the house at the time, the alarm tee to the pastorate, was valuable in the se- Anglo-American-French diplomat as not sounded. When the flre- gift for the grab-bag. clerk. accepted responsibility for part of satin brocade with sweetheart Thompson since Pvt. Brooks’ dis­ charge at Lido Beach. Hia brother Mr. and Mra. Silas Barrett of his actions. The weakening aris­ neckline. Her flnger-tlp veil of il­ iection of the foods. A ll food pur­ ic break with the Franco govern- charge from the army, began to Henry, U. S. N.. is reported aa Hop River village have had word n arrived they found that all chased was shipped the following Company No. 4 of the S.M.F.D. tocratic and court cliques undoubt­ lusion fell from a Juliet cap of seed ment early in 1946, accompanied |> S n eak think about how warm and com­ hospitalized at Okinawa with an doors and windows on the day by trucks to the National was called at 9;30 this morning to pearls and she carried a white by a statement laying down con- fortable it waa in Louisiana, eye injury. nd floor north side, had been edly were jolted heavily. Catholic War Relief Center in New Of key men around the em­ bible with orehid marker. ditiona under which Spain could | where they came from. Mrs. iiown out. while on the west side extinguished a chimney Are at 132 Polar Defense York and the cartage alone am­ C!harles Coleman Sellers, of the peror, only Household Minister So- Her attendant wore royal blue regain recognition and qualify for To Exchange (-lub Brooks had never seen snow and Olln Library, Wesleyan University, lia building was blown off the School street. ounted to $98.00. The food was taro lahiwata and Admiral Kan- velveteen with sweetheart neckline United Nations membership. when it began to fall, instead of has been appointed a research Aa- indation a distance of a foot and placed aboard a boat on Friday and three-quarter length sleeves. 'j^ a e conditions would be cer­ raving about its beauties she made aociate of the Library of the i-half. The Hustlers Group will have Survey to Be taro Suzuki, newly appointed and is already on its way to Eu­ The final meeting of the Man­ Porhimos by president of the privy council, She wore a tiara of yellow pom­ tain to Include the ousting of up her mind that she did not like American Philosophical Society at The floors on the first floor were an all-day meeting at the South rope. chester Exchange Club for Decem­ .y heaved, some of them as Methodist church Wednesday. have not been named on any of poms and carried an arm bouquet Franco. It at all. The Brooks’ then Philadelphia. Having just com­ .All Details (liven The State department announc­ ber will be held h as a foot out of plumb, Joint Effort MacArthur'a war crimes suspect of the same flowers. Ing at Hansen’s at the usual time made up their minds to go back to pleted Vol. 2 of a biography of such A detailed account of what was ed Saturday, it had received a pro­ ere waa considerable smoke in Past Chief Daughters of Helen Hats. Konoye, Kido and many The-mother of the bride was at- the sunny south, where Mrs. Charles Willson Peale, arUat and purchased was read by Rev. Dunn posal from ^ r i s that the U. S., of 6:30 o’clock. house and 1,000 feet of hose Davidson Lodge, Daughters of others have been removed—to tli-ed in teal blue with black acces­ The club will have aa Ita Brqoka Ufme born and lived ^ip to founder of one of the first Ameri­ (Ooatinuad from Page One) at all of the St. James’s church Britain and E tw ee discuaa their was laid. The Bremen fought Scotia, will meet tomorrow eve­ graves or to prison. ~ sories, and the bridegroom's moth­ speaker Richard B. Barger who Is the time of her marriage. Pvt. can museums of natural history, masses yesterday morning. So suc­ relations with FVgnvo and their he will devote the coming yeai* to Are for an hour and one-half ning at 7:45 with Mrs. Alice Hirohito could resign either be­ er wore a hunter’s green dress with c^nected with the ^as Brook? Was stationed at a Louisi­ of men on the trip will be supplied cessful was the j)lan that he has a general survey of Peale’a career Klrsclisleper of Proctor road. cause of Illness, which would pre­ black accessories. Both mothers attitiiJe toward the Spanish re­ Co His talk will bring If ^ ana training camp when their mar­ fore it was brought under con- by air. The A ir Forces will obtain been naked to make like purchases publican government-)n-exlJc. set aa an artist. Members are reminded to bring a cipitate a regency, or by order­ wore gardenia corsages and assist­ for Catholic churches in Williman- members an outline on ^ t u « riage took place. They have one rol. what officials expect will be vital up in Mexico several rhpnths ago. The greater part o f the source gift for the grab-bag. ing the swift writing of special ed the bridal party in receiving at tlc, using the money raised in that Diana for the development e remedied quickly. ing that there is still a balance of Hia discussion should Mrs. Edwin Brown of Amston, groom for an unannounced wed­ Saturlay of Dr. Juan Negrin, laa^ Mr. Sellers has been at Wealcyan ^ I to start a Are in the steam kah Lodge, Wednesday at three Konoye certainly has supplied $28.00 from the fund and that yes­ terestlng to club members, and it has been discharged from the in extreme cold. ding trip the bride wore an aqua­ premier of republican Spain, with since 1936. He la the author of £rnace to prevent the pipes from o’clock. The attendance prise will Inquiries about what Is going a precedent for Hirohlto declining terday he had received additional la^opTd there wUl be a full turn­ Hartford hospital where she waa be furnished by Past Noble Grand on were prompted by recent asser­ to share the "humniatlon” of a marine wool dress, black accessor­ money, amounting to $200. which acting Secretary of State Dean out of the Exchangltea. under treatment for more than biographies of Lorenzo Dow, Bene­ axing dict Arnold, Theophilus Gates and Edith Mgxweli. Each one attend tions by Gon. H. H. Arnold, Army war trial. ies and orchid corsage. he plans to spend in a tike manner Acheaon. two year*, and has been taken to Mrs. Tucker told the chief this other historical material. He is a ing is requeeted to provide a 25 A ir Forces chief, that the next Corporal Unger was recently when he makes another trip to It waa the first tUne in years the Colchester retreat to be cared mlng that she and her husband graduate of Haverford College, cent gift. war might bring fantastic trans­ discharged from the United States Providence. that a Spanish republican of Ne- for. She had leg Injuries for which ad visited the house last night with the degree of M.A. from Harv­ polar as.saults with atomic weap­ Marine Corps after 40 months Irk grln’a standing had called on a Notice she was treated, and since her first ibout 10 p. m. and started a new Ur2€8 Volume ard, and is a member of Phi Beta Peter tTrbanettl. local shoe re ons. Military and diplomatic offi­ the .scn’lce, including 19 months top-level State department offi­ injuries has suffered two broken oal'Are in the furnace, leaving Kappa. Hia wife is the former Mies builder, yesterday atteneted an all cials say Canada la on the stra­ in the Pacific theater. cial. arms which are now in casts. Her lUt 10:45 p. m. They had felt On and aftci* |hlsthts dateI J Helen Gilbert. They have two chil­ day session In Hartford o f the Con- tegic routs of attack over the pole, Home Building Town Treasurer condition is very serious. She has lulte ‘sure that they had left be responsible for^ any“ By bills con-con dren, a son and a daughter, and rvectlcut EederatlPB gf 3*»oe Re- Vnrth PaclAc or the North At- i Hibbeler-Grant •niere are only four important a room by herself at the retreat nough water In th e boiler to last- tractad by my wits; Shirley Scar- make their home in Hebrwr builders Mr. Urtahettl was a dsl- lantic. Miss Jane Grant of 299 Main Files Eleven fciens desalts “cr— onanium known in described aa a glassed-in heated til well Into this morning. (OontlnaMl from Pag* 0 «e l the world today; in Colorado, Mr. and Mra. Stanton Harris of egate 11 years ago and this morn­ Cooperation Developed More street, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. (Signed) Johb, Scarlato. porch room, where she can have Might Have Leaked Out ing stated that all shoe rebulldezs Thus the same basic patUrn of Louis L. Grant of Putnam, form­ Canada, CJzechoslovakla and the plapts. It has been suggested by Amston are taking a vacation trip put your shoulders' to the wheel The Town Treasurer filed Sat­ Dec. 17, 1945. Fron* the Investigation that was in Manchester arc asked to Join cooperation used successfully by erly of Manchester and James E Belgian Congo. Miss Anne (^ark that others who to the south. Mr. Harris' parents. and to keep pushing.” urday with the Town CTerk eleven sde of the furnace, it appeared the federation that will act on the United States and Canada in Hibbeler, aon of John O. Hibbeler have plants In bloom might like to Mr. and Mri. Guy Harris are at Small spoke to labor and man­ liens .amounting to about $600. in St there was not sufficient water laws and licenses for the coming World war II now la being de­ of Lexington, Texas, were married share them with her. Her husband the Harris residence during their agement representatives of the unpaid assessments' against abut­ the boiler which might have year. veloped further against the poaal- Saturday afternoon at the First la living and she haa children, one absence. en caused by a leak In a pipe, building industry called together ting property owners for new Notice Leslie Kinney, aon of Mr. and billty of another and more terrible by the National Housing adminis­ Congregational church of Pom FENDER AND aon being now in the 0>ast Guard hla being the probable cause of Piano pupils of Miss Gertrude walks and curbs installed thla Mrs. Chauncey B. Kinney, has re­ conflict. tration in an effort to thrash out fret. The ceremony was perform aarvice. se explosion. Herrmann enjoyed a Christmas The heart of this pattern is the ed by the Rev. George H. John- year. BODY WORK I will no longer be reaponalble Mrs. Charles C. Sellers is con­ ceived his honorable discharge construction problems. 'These are the first liens of this from the Arm y and la now employ­ Rare and msmorobls Chief Keeney was unable this party Saturday afternoon in St. American-Canadlan Board on de­ "Shortages of certain materi­ for any debU contracted by my fined'to her home by an attack of kind that have been filed in over* SOI IMENE A FLAGG ed In Ck>lchester by the Broder somlng to fully estimate the Mary's parish house. Games and fense, a permanent agency of als,” the CPA chief aaserted, "will The bride is Children a Librarian wife, Elsie Patnode on and after laryngitla. Mrs. Archie Gr4en, refreshments! were followed by four years and represents mostly Grain Company. fragrances beoring a amount of damage caused in the which Mayor Fiorello JH. LaOuar- quite frequently not hold up the at the Whiton Library, and the INC. this date, Dec. 17. 19*5. prim ary teacher at the green, haa presents, drawn by each one from “ ; is fhe the cost of the walks Installed on Jtichard Ives is at home after blast die of New York is fhe ranking building of houses If . available bridegroom was recently honor 6S) Uentar 8t Tel. 5101 "Victor Patnode. been a victim also, and her place American member. The board’s apending a number of years-with famous name. the grab-bag. substitutes are used. For exam­ ably discharged from the U. Lenox atreet. haB^ been taken by Mrs. Slrreno work now Is more intense than in Army after 22 months In the Pa In past years, many liens of this the Sea Bees. He la a son of Mrs. ple, where lumber Is short con­ Scranton. Colds and throat ail­ Cyclomen, 1.60 and 3.75 Daughters of Libert.v. No. 12.'», closing months of the war. Where­ type were common as abutting Elizabeth Ives of Amston. crete blocks may be available. clflc theater. ments ape prevalent among tha ^adership Corps L.I.O.A., will meet in Orange hail The couple will make their home as it met every three months a "Must Use Substitutes’’ property owners are required to pupils. V % White Cichid, 1.25 and 3.00 tomorrow evening, when Dtatrlct year ago it now is meeting every in Houston. Texas, after Febru pay two-thirds, the town to pay Nearly 160 people were present Deputy Mrs. Lydia Graham of " I f we are to get a maximum [Conviction Sought two months. ary 1. one-third the coat of new walks at the "open^^ouae" party of Mr. Night and Day, 1.50 Brookline, Mass., will be present American officials say that co­ number o f , houses built we must and curbs. and Mrs. Waite;- E. W right laat with her staff to install the of- use substitutes. I feel that com­ DON WILLIS (price! phM taaeri operation .between the United The new walks and curbs in­ Sunday, their 35M) wedding anni­ (OoDtinued from Page One) I Accra. Mrs. May Dixon, grand mis­ States and Canada Is typified by munities have a duty and an obli­ Special Tonight stalled this fall was the first work versary. Mrs. W ri^t la the form­ tress of Massachusetts, will come gation in this emergency period Bolton PTA Party the way in which the two coun­ of this kind done by the town dur- er Miss Annie Bogue, toe marriage GARAGE (roup leaders); 89,378 zellenleiters from Randolph, Mass., Grand tries worked together on the air to scrutinize carefully their build- - a l- taking place at EaarsHampton. 7 (cell leaders) and 463,048 block Chaplain Mrs. Emily Crory of route from the northwestern Unit­ Ing codes---- and /ordinances and Wednesday Night I Tng the wVr years: CompleU Auto 8 «n i«c letters (block leaders, each super­ where possible adjust theitt, at Am ong those present wefc nine of Dedham. Mass., la expected also. ed States during the war and are the original wedding party.'-Guc 18 Main S t Tel. 8083 vising approximately 60 houses.) The visitors will be entertained working together now to liquidate least temporarily, so substitutes The prosecutor charged that the can be permitted.” The Bolton P.T.A. Christmas were present from Suffleld,^ in homes of the members. A sup­ the installations. Winners’ Names Haddam, Weatcheater, Colchew Reich cabinet by its decree of July per at b‘x o’clock for the members Will Take Over Highway Communities have another: party will be held in the Commu- Lake House Bolton Salem, Hartford, West HartfoitL^ [■ 8, 1934, legalizing the party's blood will be in charge of Mrs. Elizabeth Canada will take over the high­ thance to help out. Small added. Injty nail on Wednesday night of purge "moved to make Itself ac- by using their building permit ; this week, it was explained by the Are Made Public Rocky Hill, Andover, Union and - Cordy. The officers are requested way sections linking Alaska and Hebron, in this atate, and several jceasories after the fact o f these to wear white. The annual Christ­ the United States on April 1 and systems to prevent "an undue and | (.oinmittee in charge today. A vfOTTLED GAS murders." mas party for members and their the land communication lines unwarranted drain on scarce i headline in Saturday's Herald in- The Manchester Fire depart­ Earlier, the prosecution dle- families wil take place Friday (telephone and telegraph) on June building materials for use in build- [ correctly stated that the party ment, at its meeting last night, 3 Merry . NewJnstallaUons Now Be­ Ing night clubs, and juke joints, i vvcmld be held tonight. The exccu- The closed the eysWfnatic plans for evening in Orange hsll. 1. Both of those were developed to held a drawing with the following F o r Tots ing M^Me* Gas Appliances. the stripping of food from Russia support a series of aerial stag­ and road-side stands, and on (ie-1 tive committee will meet to make results: Case of whiskey. F. S ei-. that would have wiped out the The South Methodist WSCS will ing fields which the Canadians ferrable repairs or extensions t o , ^^^1 plana tonight at the hom< of bie, 14 Oakland street; two pair i Trihohone 6859 populations of Moscow and Stal hold its monthly all-group get-to­ built and the United States helped existing buildings." 1 Mrs. Frederick Luck. nylon slocking?, Joe Malatlan, 15 j Merrimacs Put Yourself On That List In ;lhgrad if those cities had been gether this evening at the church, develop and supply. * Greater Production Sought I — — -----— ------Hudson street; turkey, Muriel ------T ------conquered. with the Epworth Circle In charge American diplomats say the Ca­ Small said the government is, Young Officer Not Fooling Murray, 527 Prospect street. West' Captured Plans Restd of devotions and the officers serv­ nadians have paid for every perma­ working to i|et lumber, brick, iron I ------, Hartford; one chicken.' F. Sankey; Fun Starts at 9 p. m.— Reading from captured German ing refreshments. Reports from all nent air facility the United States soil pipe and other materials Into Matsuyama. Japan — (/P) — A two pair nyten atocklngs. Hazel i plans for the conquest of Russia groups will be submitted and ail put in. greater production, after post V-J young American officer, newly ar- Engel, Manchester; turkey, A. Until 1 a, m. HERE AT LAST! 1946 By Joining The Xmas Club thV prosecution named Hermann are reminded to bring their thank- So far, because of mutual con­ day slumps due to wage-price | rjyed from the United S ta t ^ and Shoe Repair, 207 North Main ^ Jost In Time for XtfasI Goenng, sitting uncomfortably in offering cards. fidence that a comprehensive de­ conditions. hssigned to 24th division headquar­ street; chicken. Armory U vem ; i Weather Clear— Track Fast the prisoners box. as the instigator fense program can be worked out Delegates are expected to be ters, c a ll^ h la men together, pull­ chicken, Pauline Lerner. 29 Hud-| ed out a canteen and aaid*. "Boys, NEW KIRBY of a calculated starvation plan The Young People’s Society of against whatever dangers the fu­ sounded out on President Tru­ son street; two pair nylons. A le x ; DON’T FORGET ABOUT OUR that would have caused the deaths the Zion Lutheran church will hold ture may hold, the United States man’s two-pronged program for have a drink on me. It’s goihpthlng Shearer, 123 Hilliard street; tur­ Now Forming. This Is The Third of "many tens of millions’’ of Its Christmas party at the church has not asked for American bases price ceilings on new and,existing you haven’t tasted for a long tipie.’’ key, Felix Zatkowaki. town; one, BIG NEW YEAR’S PARTY VACUUM Russians. tomorrow evening at 7:30, with on (Canadian soil. There is no indi­ houses and for the reinstatement He wasn’t fooling. He had filled the ton coal or equivalent In oil. M. H. canteen in San Franclaco;-^wlth "This ^document reveals a pre members of ' Trinity Lutheran cation here that the question will of priorlOes to channel 50 per cent Griswold, 122 Oakland streeL CLEANERS gram of mass murder to stagger Young People’s Society of Rock­ come up. of all materials to home building. stateside water. the imagination," one U. S. prosc- ville as guests. A t eight o’clock Home DemoBstration. Week Of The Club. ' cutor told the four-power tribunal a aouhd Aim will be shown in the The plan, drafted by Goering’s basempnt, giving valuable infor­ Cordial Tone IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! Economic ministry in 1941. called mation on the menace of inflation, TEL. 2-182iS for export to Germany of every which should be watched and At Sessions NOW AVAILABLE H any Mahoney ounce of food in the Ukraine and stemmed. A speaker froih the atate other areas. In the food-deftclent office in Hartford will be present THOUSANDS AHACKED AS Thli glorious fragrance con north, the Army was to seize ail and make remarks In addition to (Continued from Pago One) BEFORE XMAS moke every women on your food for its own use. the Aim. About 8:30 the young peo­ list happy, for It comet In Another defendant, Alfred Ros ple will have their party. The pub­ nouncement of the initial meeting 50c Eadh Week ior 50 Weeks $25.00 enberg, administrator of the con lic is invited to see the film which gave no details, but an atmos­ tizei from the smart half quered Ukraine, was quoted as is of civic and national Interest, phere of good feeling and friend­ Christmas ounce at 3.75 eaying in a speech in 1941 that calling for the attention of all ly cooperation' was apparent. Molo­ Vthe job of fording the German citizens. tov was described as warmly cor­ COLDS EPIDEMIC SPREADS! (Pitoex Phix Tax). people falls on the east . . . we see dial and hospitable. Trees $1.00 Each Week for 50 Weeks $50.00 no reasor» for feeding the Russian A aon, Roderick Charles, waa It waa presumed that the cent Wholesale and Retail. people of that area." born this morning at the William ferees limited their talk to a dis­ WELDON Decree Irttrodured .\s Evidence W. Backus hospital to MU'- «od cussion of procedural routine— Put RETAIL, 50c AND UP Also introduced as evidence was Mrs. Charles D. Konrad of 31 Ply­ pe’rhaps touching on the houra. for Reports of Medically-Supervised Test Show • a Rosenberg decree ordering his Ik 540 MIDDLE TURNPIKE, DRUG COMPANY mouth Lane, formerly of Col­ future conferences and what mat ONE Power tool ■a $2.00 Each Week for 50 Weeks $100.00 subordinates to disregard Hague chester. ters should be taken up first. How This Simple Home PIom S co red V i C K S P L A N EAST coriverition rules for treatment of ■ Only Reference From Bevin PreaertpMon PhaitnaMets captured peoples because, he. said, There was no Indication whan FEWER COLDSl. . SHORTER COLDSl To Work Manchester Green Eleanor Duse Lodge. Daughters aoi MAIN ST. TEL. 8881 the niles "a re not applicable to of Italy, will hold its monthly" the foreign ministers would take LESS.SICRNESS FROM COLDS! a COMPLETE homo work ohopl (Old Green Mill) . the Soviet union." meeting tomorrow evening at up the question of control of Today! $5.00 Each Week for 50 Weeks $250.00 ^iist before the court ses.sion eight o’clock in the Italian-Ameri- atomic, energy. The onjy reference 8 9 2 6 opened. Defendant Ernst Kalten- can club on Eldrldge.street. All to the matter came laat night from brunner, who took his place in the 1-4 yn. members are urged to be present. B^vin when he told a press con­ y e s . . . ONE POWER TOOL that dupUcaUa to* operationt of prisoner's box after the trial be­ ference that he did not ekpect to n epidemic of contagious colds is IT’S ERSY-MERE’S WHRT YOU DOl ^ gan because of hospitalization for alxer mar* ieperetaniechinet of atenderddedgn. Performs nine By Sue Barnett - The Study group of the North deviate from the decisions reached spreading. That’s why it’s m i^ty a cerebral hemorrhage, was taken by British, American and Cana Here la an adorable Jumper 1 Methodist WSCS wlil meet with i important that you give yourjam ily OMarva A Paw tlatpla Naalth Ralaa. Uve nwnully. 'dldlnelfe woodworking operatiooal from the courtroom. Ktfltenbrun- dian leaders at Washington laat think you’ll like for that young­ LfT US PICK UP THAT ncr„ former chief of the dread Mrs. James M. Gage at the parson­ Aall the benefits of Vicks Plan-the easy- Avoid cxoettci. Eat sim ^ ster df yours. It baa a scalloped age, 70 Henry .Street, tomorrow month. Keep diminatlonregiUar. Get pkmty of rest and step. Avoid SAVE TH E COST, the space and tha upkeep of a shop hill of Seiurttyt police, complained of & The only American presa rep­ - to-follow hom e'^ide that meant fewer front closing and the full aklrt evening at eight o’clock. It will be crowds and people who have colds. .eperate power took - for with THE LADE one motor. . . one headache and medical authorities resentative permitted to enter every t(>t likes. Blouse haa round the annual Christmas party and colds.. .shorter colds...50% less sickness OLD CAR YOU HAVE IN (tecided he needed a rest. Sperldonlfka palace while the for­ from colds . . . in a great medically- irirtlS alllto ar faaaaa,put a few drops o f cUnlc- neck and pqrt puffed staevaa. * As the fifth week of the historic each one is to bring an inexpensive eign ministers were there w>s Emil bench . . . one economical unit does mil the jobel ' supervised test among 2650 children! k tested Vkks Va-tro-nol up each noatril. Use as Pattern No. 8926 la desgined for trial begun, .virtually all the 21 gift. Reynolds, a representative of the (Hrected In package. TWa spedsliiad mwMmtlon m e r e AT LAST IS YOUE OpW e TUNITY to devsjop a YOUR YARD OR Hitler leaders were losing their American news picture pool, who With colds spreading misery, put Vicks ^ is cxptvtsly . , in five long tinea—each for a former Miss Emily Ashley of ters at a buffet aiipper after they the coM-corigeetad imper branchial tu b« with Evening Herald, llfiO Ave. Ameri­ Ing it In. ' South Coventry. Technician Gal- finished their UlkjL a o e tl^ mcdkinal vapors. It sthnulatcs tjmwt, chest, and mt size—when I'downtown Mnt! If the misertMa eyrnptom •/ fiU cold cas, New York I t N. Y. _ ment store put 1,400 pairs tnat has spent two years in froz­ ------lorsaerloaa bodcaurlaccs like a warming poultke. This pcnctra^r A Mutual Savings Bank The Department of Agriculture ar« not relieved promptip-ar if mors eertoue BUSH HARDWARE CO. Send today for your copy of the n^loit stockinga on sale today. en Greenland where there is no trouble teams tq threaten-eaU InI your| /aai- stimulatliw action keeps right on working hours t p r e ^ Pantoleo's Used Auto Ports vegetation. Hp is on a 45*day fur­ estimates that farmers in toe miseries ofcoldt 2 ways atoAct. . . nan wkife you Oetpl Manchestan Conn. W inter Issue of Fashion. Brimful ■>Nkii iiniimi nearly fainted when Up doctor right away. STREET ' TEI.,M46 lough, after which he expects a United States may buy 200,000 of Idea* for home aewers. Iff HORACE S' women refused the lucky c e n t» |iet« with a contemptuous: “Ny- new assignment and probably dia- tractors a year for toe next three / laT We don’t Want hq nylons.’’ schferge early in the year. years.," /'

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h MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CnsN . MONDAY, DECEMBER 17, ld4S : ,>, 1 9 4 » / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANUHBaSTICK. UIWH- MONDAY, DECEMBER 17, upon all those who were received yesterday and invited them to WINES AND LIQUORS Two in State Receive Class make the Christian decision and o'clock. There will be a clam and Orcheslra SignefI to Six Moiillih Contract join the church. At Lowest Prices 1 Santa and The White Bunny oyster bar. a visit from Santa Preceding the morning worship • Die Violently Rockville Claus and an exchange of g if^ Into Church thirty persons received the sacra­ Ia RTHUR d r u g STORESj Several features have been planned ment of baptism at 10:00 a. m. By Luerece Hudgins for the evenlnUr. 45 Main St. Rubinow BldgJ Auto Accident and Fall luiLLiom p. au ls Teachers Club Impressive Ceremonies ftniMmmimmmt itin g R in k The annual Christmas party of Chapter II From Scaffolding Re- the Rockville Teachers Club will Are Held ul South Partyw' Is Given The Mermaid lp6 j be held this evening at the Maple suit in Deaths BINGO JamM is Now O pen David was just In time for as ; Street school End there will also be MelhoclisI Sunday For Laura Martin he slid down the raJnbwo the | The cost o f Quish ficrvice is a business meeting. A turkey din­ R. CAMPOSEO colors began to fade and dissolve | By The Associated Press 'H o m r l ner ivill be served at 6 » clock. In an impressive ceremony >*es- There will be an exchange of gifts Have Your Ashes and until when he Ighded on the hill An automobile accident and a TOMORROW NIGHT moderate although the meiuo* ivttle Skater# Are terday morning at the South A birthday party was given for top there wa# nothing left except . during the evening. Rubbish Removed workman's fall from a scaffolding (ow Enjoying Popular Christman Parties Methodist church, the large.it Laura Martin, of 72 Drive A, Silver a mist. * L.nnc Homes, last Friday evening. Every Two Weeks Now he opened his eyes and accounted for the only two violent rial is always impressive, mI- The Itallsn American Ladies So­ class oC new members' ever 22SnusJ Laura, received many fine gifts, Phone 5848 or 7487 looked about for the friendly lit- i deaths reported In Connecticut AMERICAN LEGION HOME Winter Sport cial Club will hold its annual ceived at one time was extended and expressed her thanks in a pAs/a Christmas party this evening at 7 tie Keeper. But he had disap- | during the weekend. * Leonard Street ways complete ’ 1 the hand of Christian fellowship •little speech. The party, consisted pcaped with his rainbow, much as 11«, D ^.' 17— (Special) — o’clock at the clubhouse on Snlpsic of game.s. refreshments and danc­ Thomas Patrick, 49, of Monroe, D«r«MNiEIT| street with an exchange of gifts. by the minister, Rev. W. Ralph a fiian might wind up his fishing was killed in that town Saturday Oonnunlty SkaUng rink at ing. I>ater on a scavanger hunt line to go home at night. The Women’s Bowling League of Ward, Jr. Thi.s cla.sa numbered was en,loyefl. in which the mem­ afternoon while working on a new GRAND SWEEPTAKES 4340 1 center aponaored by the Rec- the Italian American Frlend.shlp one hundred and ninety-seven per­ For night it was now and David The modern Quish Funeral bers had a great deal of fun. house, and William F. Plunkett, lon Board waa omclally open- Club will hold its annual Christmas sons all of whom were adults re­ Those attending the party were: RENTAL waa glad to hear the stomping prominent In American Legion and INDIVIDUAL SEATS! DOOR PRIZE! pn Sunday with aeveral hundred party this evening at the club­ ceived on confession of faith or Ann Mooney, Jean McCarthy, Shir­ hoofs of the deer. He climbed on State Guard activities, waa killed Home is available to all. I and many additional house on Kingsbury avenue with a by letter of transfer, excepting ley Bolduc. Jean Becaut, Cather­ the animal’s back and said. last night in Greenwich when his tera enjoying the coasting pot luck supper and exchange of thirty-two young people who were ine Corbett. Lorraine Peterson, BATTERIES "Home, now. Home to Santa automobile hit a tree. Both acci­ the banka surrounding the admitted into preparatory mem­ Ann Varn'^y, Claudette Colbert, / tAnd!" dents occurred in the absence of PENNY BINGO REGULAR BINGO Offleern Elected ROAD SERVICE Though the trip to the rain­ witnesses. bership. Following their studies |Margaret Benoit, Claire Cronin, 7:.30 Td 8:15 STARTS AT 8:20 or aeveral nights groups of John Orlowakl was elected preat- •f preparation these young people Helen Sturtevant. Jean Gavello, CALL bow’s beginning had seemed .for­ Nook Brokea In EbII ^^^^BAm btiUnee Service Iters were at the center spray- dent of St. Joseph’s Society at its will be received into the full mem­ Mary Lawler. Sonny Bolduc. Paul ever, the return was short and Patrick, a handyman employed e Held Md the man stayed annual meeting held Saturday bership of the church. The order Peters, Earl Goodey, Paul Grady, Nichols-Brislol, Inc. Joyous. For now David had in his by E. Everett Millspaugh of Mon­ night, with other officers as fol­ of reception followed that of the pocket a star and the spiders at __ location until 8 a. m. Sun- Bob Fitzgerald, Ed McLaughlin. 155 Center Street roe, was found dead beneath a In order to save the surface lows; Vice president, John I-em- new "Book of Wor.ship ’ recently Ed Custer, Stanley Sombris, Bill Santa Land were spinning s thread scaffolding on which he had been r^dltion for skating on Sunday, ek; finance secretary, Joseph Kur; published by the Methodist churcu. Berry. Don Henry. Ralph Kennedy. Phone 4047 * and all that remained to break standing while nailing sheathing to rink this year is larger than recording secretary. Clarence Su- The choir sang the response, Johnny Mages. Leo Bnrrctt. Paul 0|ien Evenings for Your the evil spell was a Zsny fiower. a bouse being built by Millspaugh. and is located toward the check!; tinstecs, Peter Satiyb, Jesus, Stand Among Us” oy Chetetant, Charles Sturtevant, Needs. Santa - was waiting for him by The 15-foot fan had broken Pat­ Ji aide of the held where the John KulpaT'audltora, Wiillatli Ro- Frederick A. Mann, and the con­ Walter Schlosoky, Elaine Grady the cottage steps. He wanted' to rick’s neck. will be protected somewhat galuB, John Plenlads, Otto May; gregation sang In closing follow­ and Barbara Mages. see the star gt once but David Police were at a loss to explain the sun by the Peerless color bearers, John Koslofskl, Casl- ing the benediction, the hymn "I told him that he was never ' to what made Plunkett's car leave tijf during the day and the mere Wlellczka; nisrshal, John Love to Tell the Story," by Wil­ look at it or some terrible thing * KEEP GOING NOB-HORBAST \ the highway, plow about 16 feet will not be as severe during krukierck. liam G. Fischer. would happen. Santa confessed through comparatively deep enow hight. Team Formed I Rev. Ward’s Sermon that i.'as something new he had and strike a tree not far from his The All-Rockville Girls Ba.sket- j o t the sea?" wondered David sUadily at the oars. "Ksep going honw in Greenwich last night pDuring the afternoon Sunday mttlnr left to right Chick Aronson. Ray LaHage and Gene Cotter; standing, left to right. Vic Rev. Mr. Ward in the sermon learned that day. iltaes were played on the pub- ball team, the former P.A.C. stressed the magnitude of receiv­ David ran to the house- and aloud. Nor-Noreast," shouted Elmer. Head Hit Stone WoH rWEEOWtl "You can’t miss It” ' address system. champs, have formed for the sea­ Dub.w;, Bm DWtrio. Rog.r ^ C B.r L Boy.;; ing such a large class, and the es kissed Mrs. (Tlaus on the cheek. "After climbing to the top of Plunkett was thrown from the Barber SMk Qpon son and are practicing Tuesday CT^k Aronson and his Ramblln Dudes have ^ h ^ g ^ r^Hage* and Cotter re'presenting the Lazy C pecial rcsiKjnaibUlty it laid upon But before he would eat the sup­ the sky — the bottom of the sea And he didn’t inias it for the RookvUle barber shops'Will machine, and bis head hit a stone e barbel nighta at the P.A.C. hall. Vicky to meet a six months cohtr^t the Tobes^HaU Main street. New Britain. Saturdays all pcr.sons connected with Soutli per she had fixed he insisted should be nothing," encouraged mermaids wefe lining the batiks wall. Meleski will coach the team and en on Wednesday of this on Dec. 22. They wii. soon he church. He stated that more per­ on seeing his bunny. There she Santa, but there was gloom in his of their isle singing and guiding Plunkett whp was about 48 doe to the Christmas rush. the manager this year will be Duke was in a box behind the kitchen the little dory ashore. The beau­ years old. was a captain in Com­ Wilson, recently returned veteran. sons Jjad been received into mem­ eyes for truly he did not know ,Uy the shops are closed all broadcasting from ,Station WHTD bership of the church in this serv­ stove, huddled in warm wooly what was to be done. tiful creatures surrounded David pany B of the State Guard and a on Wednesday. Members of the team Include Dolly and he would have been speech­ ice than compose the total mem­ blankets and looking at David He sent David to sleep in his past commander of American Le­ Ltoensea Beady Milanese, Dot Cedor, Helen Chat- Committee: David Toomey, Sr., less with shyness had he not re­ Tax Exemption bership of one hundred and twen­ with such burning hope that he own bed and In the early morn­ gion Post No. 29 in Greenwich. He jwn Clerk Kerwln A. Elliott terton, Tootle PhlUlpe. Audrey Joseph Mack and Arthur Pinney. membered his purpose. Rebel ^^rces ty-five Methodist churches in the! could feel the sobs bursting in hie ing |e went and woke him. There leaves his widow and two sisters, announced that the 1M6 hunt- Monette. Norine St. Louis, Alberta Charity Committee: Adclla Loomis. “ Please,” he begged, "C?an you one of whom is Mrs. Joseph Leon­ New England Southern Confer- j throat. were shadows under Santa’s eyes and fishing licenses have ar- Irmischer. Dot Bordua, Lillian Catharine Marshall. Lois Pallein. Law Is Explained tell me how to get a Zany flow­ ard of Stamford, wife of the state and may be secured at the Hastings and Harriet Long Hobl Tabriz ence. He . warned that in receiv- | He whispered to her and petted and It was clear he had spent the Maxwell Hutchinson, Michael ing such a large number that' and hugged her and wasn’t er?" commander of the American Le­ of the Town CTerk. Each whole night through in front of gion. Peace. Degree Team will be in The local tax collector’s office South church must make good l.i, ashamed a bit at the tears which ’They fell back in alarm and a number of these are se^ charge of Lillian Mack; Publicity; At WILROSE the fire thinking of a way David looked at him in grief. as Christmas gifts for hus (OoattniMd from Page One) has received many requests to In­ the program of assimilation, and rolled down hie cheeks. could get the Zany flower. Stage Is Set Catharine Marshall and Lillian terpret the law concerning the ex­ that as a result of the declaratlo:i' After he had eaten the mutton Then one said, "There is only sons and brothers, Mack. Music Committee; Alice "Now,’’ he said, "You must go Sailors Unhurt In Crash me of Christian faith on the part of) and buns and blueberry pie Mrs. one way. fair-haired one. You fhatball Meeting vyhlch would operate "without vio­ emption of members of the armed to the Isle of the Mermaids. They For Jap Trials lating the integrity of Iran. Ijpe, EHsic Jones and Ruth Shedd. forces. In view of the misunder­ those who had just become mem­ Claus had fixed he was sleepy must ride a manflsh to the bottom ,re wOl be a meeting of the The Master also announced a can help you If anyone can. Their Orange, Dec. 17—(4')—Six New The insurgents’, in a 19-polnt standing among the sciaice men bers of the church there must go 1 Where You Will Find and would havd' liked to stretch of the sea!” ■Rockville football team this standing committee for the Straw­ isle is in the 'nearby North seas (Tomorrow: David RMes a Man- London submarine base sailors ig at seven o’clock at the statement, .said their government Collector Nelson advises as fol­ forth true evidences ot Christian | out on the rug and take a nap. emerged without a scratch Satur­ (OoDtlnned from Page One) berry Festival to be as follows: But, he said to Santa, "Tell me, and easily reached." fish.) CHRISTMAS GIFTS .jn ’s Billiard Parlors. Mem recognized the central Iranian gov­ Velma Munro, Jean McCormack, lows: living. day night front an automobile the ernment at Tehran and "win carry Public Act No. 285 (Effective please, about the Zany flower.” David ran into the kitchen and are asked to bring with them Vincent Krzesickl, Gertrude Minor, Live Christian Lives right aide of which was sheared their Individual religion, the com­ out all lueaBures which do*not con- July 1. 1945) provides that all ^ ...... Santa told him all he knew. told the bunny goodbye. Then he The first regular radio market equipment. mission decided, after the question Clyde Marshall and Samuel Sil- Proclaiming the need for the off in a collision with a heavy Jones To Marry Nurse tradict the autonomy of Iranian those who were In service during j chVirtiali witness in the world to SKIRTS "It grows at the bottom of the started out in company with reports—forerunner of all farm trailer truck which was turned arose as to inclusion of the phrase versteln. Elmer Smidereen, the elf who Mew Torti, Dec. 17.— (Special 1 Azerbaijan and the full rights and Plan Christmas Party World War No. 2 who have served day, Mr. Ward said that "persons sea. It is a small plant with very radio services—were presented completely around by the impact "so help you God" in view of non- demands of the people,” Tass said. at least Ninety Days in the arm­ strong leaves and no blossom that was to lead him to the sea. Santa May 19. 1921. ifiao Frances Rose Kashady, 23, Christian beliefs of the Japanese. Bolton Grange wilf hold a Christ­ must live the Christian lUc today i / of the crash. U S. Secretary of State James ed forces and provided they have I have ever heard of. There Is was right—the sea waa nearby— raclstered nurse, formerly of Two large American flags draped mas Party at the next regular to turn the tide of rising juvenile 'ivills, now at 51 West 81st F Byrnes and British Foreign Sec- qualified by I'ecording their dis­ delinquency, infidelity in the something strange about it — though you never would have u l o v a the sides of the trial commission meeting oji December 28. Each B retaty-fimest Bevin kept in close charge papers in the office of the suspected It in Santa Land where New York, and-Alexander box, which is in a comparatively person is asked to bring a gift and American home, and the ever] something magic — but 1 do, not Jones, 27, of 88 Avery touch with the situation and read Town Clerk. Shall Not Be Obliged mounting hatreds which are divid­ know what It Is." seemed to stretch small room lighted only through reports from their ob.servers-John the suggestion is made that it he To Pay An Old Age A.sslstance forever. Rockville, were . a White Elephant gift. ing people not. only in other na­ "How shall I get to the bottom a grilled skylight. D. Jernigan, secretary of the Am­ Tax. V. ^ e license at the City Clerk s Col. Oliver G. Trechter, court Meet Tonight tions but in America into warring ] and David jumped in and pulled At the shore there was a dory “Spots” and Joe--- bisre Saturday afternoon, erican legation, and Sir Reader After the filing of the papers the president, was delayed, and Col. Tlie Quairyvillo Church Men's groups." Style... accuracy... depend­ couple said they would be Bullard, British ambassador to Town Clerk is required to issue a Those who had just made their William B. Yancy, Harrisonburg, Iran—who arrived here Saturday Club will meet this evening at 8 receipt which is handed to the Tax The New Owners of ability—by every itandard in this city tomomniV. Va., presided. o’clock in the basement of the deslaratlon of Christian faith were ! lirtde-elect was bom in from Tehran. Collector. The Collector is re­ u r ^ to be loyal to their church, ! you can be sure the Bulova Two Prisoners Of War church. All members arc urged to quired to make a record of same _ the daughter of Frank The commission Include two men attend. to build the habit of church attend­ you ipve is an achievement iilnide Lavltch Kashady. Mr. and mark his rate hook according­ ance into the fibre of their life, to who were prisoners of war: Col. Shower Held At Villa I-oulsa ly. Provision is also made for a j NOTICE! FREDAS PACKAGE STORE in watch craftsmanship that _i. the son of Martin and Min- John H. Ball, 465 Reynold street, 1 Miss Cathrene M. Kirpo. former­ talk favorably about their church, will be worn with pride. See Urgin Jones, is a native of Bolton refund of the tax in case it has and to be generous In their giving, Corner Spruce and Bissell Streets Williamsport. Pa., who was cap­ ly of the "Waves,’’ was the guest been previously paid. the outstanding new models W bkter, Conn. ’ tured in the Philippines in 1942 I of honor at a shower held last both of money, time and talent. ] MEMBERS OF V. F. W. AND AUX. Mrs. JuUa N. Hoyt The act provides that the ex­ There is no greater reward one has I W'. now! and took part in the Bataan death The Special Town Meeting for I week at the Villa Louisa. The emption shall apply to all persons LARGEST ASSORTiMENT OF WINES . Julia Nance Hoyt. 85. of 73 march, and Col. Michael F. Buck- 1 bride received abundant beautiful than In the joy of generous Chris- ] aveniM, widow of William the town will be held Thursday 1 in the armed forces on or after tlan sharing, said Mr. Ward. AND CLUB MEMBERS IN TOWN ley, 1195 Yosemite avenue, San gifts of all kinds. About one hun­ 1 October 16th, 1940. Of course ail died Sunday night at the Joae, Calif., who served with the evening at 8 o’clock. Dec. 20. 1945, dred guests enloyed a fine ravioli Photograph Is Taken , of her dau^ter, Mrs. Wil- at the Community hall. The town who are now in the armed forces Our Annual Christmas Party for Adults Will Be British early in the war and was dinner provided by the, ho.ste.ss. are also exempt. Following the service of recep- | Nutland, with whom she made captured by the Germans in 18ft. will be asked to take action on Mrs. Frank Fnlichetti. The hall at Held At Our Next Regular Meeting, Tuesday Evening, hme. toe was bom in New three items; The piircha.se of a site In regard to Veterans of World tion the class of new members had Others on the commission are the Villa was tastefully decorated their pictures taken on the front December 18. There Will Be Grab Bag Prizes, Games ^ City and had lived in Rock- for the new school; the establish­ War No. 1 the exemption applies Cola. John J. O’Brien, 6981 Sea- in white and blue. Miss Firpo, who only to those who are receiving steps of the church. Bernard (Tam- for the paat 15 Jrears. She mew terrace, Seattle: Clarence C. ment of a Re-employment Cimter Center la engaged to Chief Potty Officer and Fun for All! THE RACKLIFFE OIL COMPANY g member of St. John's Episco- compensation as the result of dis­ pagna was the photographer. • Clendennen, 3706 81st street. Jack- for Servicemen and for the Appro- i Bliley of the United States This large class came into ^uth DIAMOMD ehurclh. She leavea another priation of $250 to defray the coals chosen December 26th ability and who nui.it prove their Men Are Requested To Bring Gifts Not To Exceed son Heights, N. Y.; Charles Blan­ claim each year by providing the church as a result of the program s o u T A in s ,ter, Mrs. Gerard Johnson, of chard, San Antonio, Tex.: Joseph of such a Center. ' as her wedding date. The cere­ .rest Hempstead, N. Y.; a sister. Tax Collector with their claim of visitation evangelism a part of 50c for Women and >yomen Likewise for Men. J. Fraser, Walnut, la., and Lieut. It will be recalled by many that mony will be performed in St. the Crusade for (Thrlst in the Metl^ $75.00 M r s Ada HamUton. of Springvale. the meeting on Thursday will be number. HERE It IS! Col. John C. Dlller, 9 East 67th James's church. Manchester. Maine; three grandchildren and odist church. In the South church Let’s Enjoy This Peace On Earth With Those Who street, Kansas City. one year and one .day since the Bolton Briefs Shooting Held Murder visitation, the minister was assist­ BLOUSES four great grandchildren. meeting held last year to decide Maj. Louis Geffen, Atlanta. Ga„ Miss -■Marjorie Noren. daughter ed by more than fifty laymen and Have Fought To Cojne Back From Over There. Come The funeral will be held Wednes­ on a site for the school. The site and Lieut. David I. Day, Jr., Rock- of Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Noren, is hos­ Allentown, Pa., Dec. 17—(fl’i--- women who some weeks -ago called Early and Attend the Meeting! day at 2 p. m. at the Ladd Funeral port, Ind., will prosecute Tsuchlya selected at the 1944 meeting has pitalized at the Hartford hospital Jiome with burial in Grove Hill cem- been sold and the site that \vil1 ^ The fatal shooting of 62-year-old accused of killing Pfc. Robert Gor­ with a back condition. Mi.ss Noren Edwin C. Mlckley. Schencksville, don Teas, an American prisoner, considered on Thursday will bo the Is a Cadet Nur.se at that institu­ EUu’ Christmas Party second choice of the 1944 meet- Pa., farmer, as he sat reading a by "brutally and atrociously beat­ tion. magazine in the kitchen of his SWEATERS The annual Christmas party of ing him with knotted ropes and Inff. Lieut. Francis Welgert. son of the members of the Rockville The question dealing with a home was "cold blooded murder, DIAMOND clubs.” Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Weigert, who pays District Attorney Theodore CALL 2-1081 X,odge of BHks will be held at the Four other defendants will go Servicemen’s Center la one of in­ are summer residents of Bolton, BFTDAL 8KT ^—wilts Home------in------Rockville^ on Thurs- ■ on trial separately on charges of terest to the town in general. A has received his discharge. Mr. R. Gardner. Gardner said Mick- For the Solution To Your M THERE’S NO GUESSING — tVE KNOW! day evening, Dec. 20, staiting at o j starving to death j(;roup of men of the communi^ and Mrs. Weigert have two other ley, who was found dead yester­ If as electric refrigeration unit fai a'home, store er $79.50 eight allied prisoners, niose cases have met on two occasions and sons stUI in service; Corp. An­ day. was probably shot Thursday Printing restauraat isn’t funcDoaIng properly, WE KNOW HOW will follow Tsuchiya’s. heard proposals as to the proper drew R. Weigert and S 2-c NormAn night. The bullet struck the far­ to repair It. We've had S7 years of experience on all Siik Lined Kimona way to go about establishing such U Weigert. mer in the neck. makes. The a (Tenter. The Center will be ex­ One of the newest dl.schfrgee.s in Problems Service NOW — SALES SOON plained at the Thursday meeting. Held For Stack Marketing the town Is Thomas Wilson, son of S T fK ttr exKHMircM m su r r e t s Revolutionary Water Tests The tourn will be asked to appropri­ First Selectman Thomas’ W. Wil­ ate the sum of. $250 to carry on son. Tommy looks fine and has Irumagawa, Japan, Dec. .17—((P) Fred F. Recave KNQAOBMKNT —Five American soldiers and, two New Phenix DIAMOND To Be Made such a Center. seen plenty of action In the ETO. .Printer BAND DIAMOND Install Oflloen Angelo Soma of Birch Mountain Japanese civilians wer« arrested The following members of the was called to New York over the l;oday, charged with black market­ 211 Main Street $29.95 up $150.00 (OoBtinned from Page One) Pioneer Past Masters Association \veck-end by the death of an uncle. ing sugar, clothing and cigarettes installed the following officers of valued at 50,000 yen ($3,333), co\ild have frozen at any time It Bolton Grange at the meeting held Wt SERVE HOMES DAIRIES'FOOD STORES-TAVERNS'lESTiUBAHTS • ALL SEASON was'under the china closet. Frfday evening at the Community Lart.night, the medical examiner hail; ’ Ira Wilcox of Tolland. Ray­ Announce Winner said hie preliminary examination mond Johnson. L«wis T. Hlghter Four Day Sole of the body "showed no outward and Gertrude Havens of Coventry, Of Nylon Hose marks of foul play." adding that and Ellsworth Covell of Andover Xmas Trees Mon.;'Dec. 17 throagh Thura., STORM WINDOW microscopic tests probably would lOfflccrs of Bolton Grange who be’ concluded by Wednesday and a Larne selection o f A-1 qual­ Dec. 20 Vere installed Included: Master, During the Victory Loan just chemical analysis in about 10 days. William Minor; Overseer. Arthur ity fresh qut Northern Ver­ a . . . .thot you should insist 6 DIAMOND In District court on Saturday, Plnhey: Lecturer. Gertrud# Minor; finished, the J. W. Kale Corp., C. EL mont Spruce and Balsam CENTER TAILOR SHOP ENSEMBLE Mrs. Carlan waa charged formally Trot^r Block Assistant Steward. Maxwell Hut­ House and 8 MONDAY, DECF^MBER 17.194$ MANCHESTER EVENING HRRAU). MANCHE8TBK. QONN. MONDAY. DECEMBER 17.1941 l»AGE T B I R H ^ 1 MANCHESTER TWBLV* officloi, commenting on Thomas’ knew about the code-breaking be­ appeal to the British government School Singers fore he received Marshall’s letters. Storm Brings os a "aubstantlal owner of Gen­ Obituary Flying Field Lucas said the only thing he eral Motors stock,” said all for­ hrth End Xmas Display wanted to And out Is “who gave eign securities were held by the At Club Party Sport Slants Rams Defeat Redskins For Pro Grid Title him this top war se2^et.” * Buffalo State government during the war to bol­ Here Planned “What has that to do with ster its foreign credits, but that D eaths By Earl W. Yost ReaCfy Imt Tomorrow Night Pearl' Harbor?” Keefe asked. lound Table Group at Of Emergency s:ieh stock is the legal property Sparta Editor Bob WaterlieM ^«c«i “It has plenty to do with Pearl of tbe owners. Mrs, Mary Jane Prentlco Kiwanis Festivities for Inside the ho\ise a vlctrola has Promoters Have Ojilion Harbor If somebddy Is giving Textile Workers Want More Mrs. Mary Jane Prentice, widow Suite and New England Cross Couiftry Champions 194S t t e maelal Uclttinc away the top aecrets of this coun­ (('oDtlniied from'^Psge One) The CIO Textile Workers, seek­ TroJ Still hlodest Pro Stara in College Leo Katkaveck Stars Clevelaild E iesfm to been set up to play Christmas car­ On Local Properly; of Wllliam/J. Prentice, died at the 20th Year Looking over the rotter of sev­ ‘’ the lUndieeter finprover ols. The electrical work Is wing i try.” Lucas retorted. ing a l.'l-eent liourly wage Inercasc home of her son, Samuel J, Pren­ Walter Trojanowskl of Bridge­ 15-14 VictMy Before^^., lUonI npecta to have i I Governor Dewey, while he was They just didn't happen to come end a 75-cent hourly minimum, port, the nation's leading football eral of the leading collegiate bas­ display ready for light- lone by Griswold Chappell, who Is Wait Zone Board O. K. tice of 109 High street. Saturday. For the twentieth consecutive ketball teams in New England, unteerlng his services. here this, week-end for the Grid­ on Dec, 17. prepared to present a petition to She waa bom in Ireland In 1858 ■corer during the pant aeaaon at As PA’s Win Fourth Crowd of ^ ,1 2 7 Fana tomorrow night In the west iron club dinner, told a reporter Some moderation of the extreme the National Labor Relations board year, the "Round Table Singers” this writer came acroae the names Most of the committee in charge and came to Talcottvlllc 40 years of Manche^er High school pro­ the University of Connecticut, waa of Depot Square a amall of th'a decorations worked all day A small Smith Aeropark. de­ he had no comment on Lucas’ pro­ cold already was being felt from for a strike vote among 80.000 em­ ngo, moving here six years ago. of many pro players in the various Cleveland^"Dec. 17.-(A^—It waa - ■ «»»■ been erected, and to the signed to boeome the base for local Tfxaa northward to central Miss­ ployes of 102 woolen and worsted vided appropriate carol music for the guest of the Connecticut lineups. • yestcr^hy getting the dl.splay wt posed inquiry. He reiterated that She was one of the oldest members the Klwanls Club’s annual Chrlat- Sports writers Alliance last Mon­ Down Meriden St. Stans a m atte^ for argument today the pert * alelgh drawn by up and tnyy expect to complete the civilian flying Is In prospect, with he was willing to appear as a ouri and Kansas. Temperatures mills. of the Talcottvlllc Congregation We have often wondered firm Trial Ski Ran reindeer hae been set up. elsewhere were expected to moder­ Three labor di.sputes were set­ mas party this noon. day in New Haven. what eligibility rules. If any, are whethet/it waa too little or Uw work tonight. ■ details of the plan revealed by witness if the committee thought a I church. She leaves three other The group, conducted by Al­ The Alliance had as their gueata. For. Second Time With much/Sammy Baugh that enabled ita win he atrung • ammd the A fund of tl5 0 has been raised he could add any Information ate .somewhat tonight and tomor- tled over the . week-end, sending sons, William H.. John A., and Jos In force at the leading cage H. Leon Sheppard, Rec di­ sad In front of the hoimc Armand Duke and Winn Smith, Lucas’ assertion that he wcnild rol, though the change hardly will b.ack to work 2,000 AFL employes bert Pearson, once more delighted the leading college coaches in the schooM In this section of the coun­ Navy Lad Setting Pace rector, started eometiilng new ^Cleveland’s rab-rah-Raros to bang among the mei^jants of the Ni^tn both of East Hartford and Maurice eph A. Prentice; three daughters, Its audience with an appealing se­ state In addition to Trojanowskl. I up" their first National Profeseloa- fiMte win be a aailor and a End for the decorations. It is plan­ ask additional investigation of . be noticeable tonight in the north- of Southwostem Greyhound bus Mrs. Elmer Rivenburg, Mrs. Ray^ try. In Manchester yesterday when isimr welcojned home by a Courcey of Manchester, proponents Greaves prompted Brewster to re- ern and central plains states, thc lines; 3.000 members of the CIO lection of Cbristmaa music. President Hank O’Donnell,, who AiP example of what Is going on In 63 to 4 7 Victory he held an Informal cross coun­ al Football League cbamplonabtp ned to Invite all of^he children of of the Aeropark plan. mond'A. Jewell and Mrs. Samuel And, in appreciation of miialcal presided at the meeting called on fas well as the title of "world'a best ^ ^ » e d In the Marine Reaerve the North End to \th e Square tort that if the committee is go-! forecaster said, .Steelworkers union employed by Rankin; and a sister, Mrs. Mar­ is as follows. “Joe Doaks” played try ski meet at the old Golf iform. There wlU l» *J*'‘** The company announces that activities at the High school, the Troj flrat for a few remarks. Troj Seeking their fourth win in Se I icicles in football aulta.” Christmas Eve where th«y they have obtained an option of ing into that matter, he will seek — * SKF Industries of Philadelphia, garet Monaghan, all of Manches one year of college ball and was a Lota. on the front of the^ houee, and 6.000 employes of the Brown club today presented Mr. Pearson must have felt gopd aa oddly, he wizard. He dropped out to play many starts, the local PA’s travel­ I Sammy opened up the ball g: “Welcome Home. given presents. \ the ownera of the large tract of \ an investigation of past connec-j Tem irPraturPS RifP ter; 32 grandchildren and several with a check for |50, as Its con­ was the first speaker and the first With bigger and better ,game yesteniay and in the flrat land east of Autumn street, knowm 1 tlons of all committee employes. i and Sharpe Manufacturing Co., great grandchildren. pro ball for more money. After ed to Meriden yesterday afternoon events In mind, Shep etated tribution towanl the purchase of man at the top of the college grid to oppose the St. Stans In a return quarter threw a gamble pass from got over me.” he said. ‘•but he as “McGuire’a Lota." which will be “There have been a good many i ^lotvly Uunilg Uoy Providence. R. I. Funeral serx’icet will be held acorera In the nation. Troj is first two years In the pay for play cir­ earlier this morning that the his end zone that bounced bacit things occur here that have not The' Browii and Sharpe plant Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Holmes uniforms for the High scho<)l cuit, he was grabbed by Uncle engagement and after an uphill first experiment was a grand waa lying on my arm. . . .1 "re- used for the airport If the com­ By The Associated Press band. wherever he goes. for a Rams’ safety when the goal member a couple oC women geP<, pany's application for zoning ex­ Impressed the minority.” he as­ was shut down Oct. 26 by a strike Funeral Home. 28 Woodbridge Several of the men prc.nent. Sam. “Doake” spent nearly four battle retiimed winner by a 68-47 success and local akllers will '^eteraiis Aid The fact that they were not of 1,000 AFf. office employes, with The club’s festivities today were score. Ipodta got in tbe way of it. 'I'biO ting up on their knees and blood ception. soon to be filed. Is sp- serted. likely to experience weather condi­ street. featured by the Induction of six probably expected Troj to make a years in thla section and played have aomething to look for­ bound was the edge that gave the from one kept running off onto pfbj-ed. This section Involved in The committees entire legal .I.OOO production workers refusing Rev. Charles G. McCalllster, long speech of his accomplish­ both service and professional ball. Meriden, strengthened by play­ ward to In the future. tions .that produced a four-foot to cross picket lines. It was pastor of the Talcottvtlle Congre new members. They are Clarence er# from Bristol and Middletown, Rams their 15 to 14 photo-finisn Agent Coming me.” thefleal la in a Residence "B” Zone, staff served notice that they in­ snowfall at Buffalo and other up­ Anderson. Thomas Faulkner, Olln ments on the football field. They After being discharged, he was Five hoy's took part In the decision over Uic Washington Ke^l• “ ____ All Thrown to Floor but betpre any action can be taken tend to quit soon because of Impa­ agreed the union’s pay raise de­ gational church will officiate, and were disappointed as big Walt had hunted high and low, flooded with made a determined bid for victory* croae eottntry nm yesterday skins, who arc known to the trade state New York points was cold mand would be negotiated after burial will be In Mount Hope ceme Grant, Dante Paganl, Ben Roman hilt superior play by the locals fin­ William H. Robinson of Roches­ the plail\jvlll have to be approved tience with the progress of the in­ comfort for Connecticut residents. and Roy Slocumb. « • Just a few remafka on the feats of officers at several leading colleges, with Warren DeMartin first Pictured above are the membera of Manchester High’s undefeated State and New England champion­ .'IS Baugh A Co. ter, N. y., said the Impact threw by the 16e«l zoning board of ap­ quiry. operations at the plant are re­ tery, Talcottvlllc. the other ten men. provided of course that he played ally told the whole story. being clocked In at 10:10. Tbm- Iministralion Repre- After a night of near-zero (Bris­ sumed. Friends may call at the funeral The special speaker for the day ship cross country team of 1945. Reading from left to right are Manager William Wnmock, James Slinging Samuel left the game everyone to the floor In the car In peals. \ Senator Brewster suggested to­ tol reported two above In an unof­ was District Lieutenant Governor Walt said “Some of the articles basketball with the school. The first quarter started off In my Shea waa second. The Hooker, Donald Pendleton, Robert McKinney, Captain Donald Hall, Ray Brown, Joseph Cunningham, with an injured side shortiy after igantative to Be at Serv­ which he was riding on the north- | Not Rei^altaii Airport day that the committee short cut Agree on Grievance Procedure home this evening. and stories that were written about “Doaks” naturally took tho beat slow fashion with the St. Staha course was estimated at a mHe ficial survey), temperatures rose The SKF Industries, agreement Charles Jordan, of West Hartford, Charley Walts, Robert Bray, Donald Buckmlnlater, Ray Flaherty and Joseph Acconero. that "one pitch too many" and re­ bound train. The Smith Aeropark plan Is other evidence to hear Lieut. Gen. slowly during the day to a high of who s;)oke on the Klwanls tradi- ‘me, 1 would ^ave to look In the offer. In the first few games that taking a 7-4 lead. The locals came and a quarter. appeared only for a few minutes ice Center Here “There was a glare and sparks new. in that it is \o t In any sense Walter C. Short and Admiral Hus­ was rieached upon grievance pro­ Mrs. Sarah E. Lyons mirror and see If that guy waa his team played In, he scored an back in the second period to battle 27 degrees at New Haven, but the Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Lyons, tlon of public service. The namee and times of the in the second half. Siir.e it la v cil and women screaming. Then a regulation airport but actually band E. Kimmel. V. S. Weather bureau forecast for cedure In the ca.scs of two em­ really me.” amazing amount of points. He Is the home team In. a quarter that boya: ltno\s'n that the Washington at­ will provide a place fqr civilians, ployes whose dismissal and trans­ widow of Walter Lyons, died Sun The attendance prize, donated a college star again after playing Raymond Blrmingam, contact everything waa at a standstill,” Brewster told a reporter he be­ the state was "colder tonight.” by Edgar Clarke, was won by He thanked the writers for the proved to he nip and tuck and I> Warren DeMartin ..10:10 Byron Nelson tack percolates only aa Samuel rappaaentative of the Veterans he said. “Somebody said ‘Nobody many who will returrf from the lieves the time has come in the Some of last night's cold spots fer'precipitated the walkout Oct. day after a brief Illness at th4 writups that he received and he pro ball for six years. emerged at halftime with a 24-24 goes on those B-29 raids, the Had- services, and will want to I^efp their home of her son. Edwin O. Lyons Elarl Clifford. ended, hla speech by stating “that This isn’t the only case, we can 2. Thomas Shea ...... 14:25 Local Sport Chatter Administration, will spend one day seems to be killed.' ” month-old hearings to have the were: The Round Table Singers in­ tie. 3. Robert Jensen ...... 14:80 .ckins didn't have much chance Echweek at the Veterans Servlet Roblnaon, also hospitalised at wings In order, to house theif jimsll former Hawaiian commanders tell Bri.stol 2. Litchfield 2. Woodbury Southwestern Greyhound driv­ of College Highway. -Grandby the other 10 men did the work and think of many others where recog­ The Silver City quintet came wlUi him out of there, es)wcialiy plane and have available housing ers will be p.Tid five cents a mile She leaves three daughters, Mrs cluded Joyce Straughan, Loretta r hope that you fellows will give nized professional ball players are 4. Ephraim Jaffee...... 16:20 coming up this week. Thursday Captures Open Center, Center atreet. to aid yet- Bennettavllle, was not dangerous­ their versions of the events leatl- 4. Bethany 6. Danbury 7. Hartford McKinney, Mary Kohl, Sylvia back strong in the third period 6. Pat Sheppard ...... 17:00 Back to work after a week's va­ against a hot club that was three arans of the past war and all other ly hurt. and repair depots for their plariiqi, Ing up to the Japane.se attack on 5. New I»ndon 5, Bethel 3, Bridge­ under a compromi.se settlement of Henry Moore of Manchester, Mrs. them a little credit.” now back In college. and when the whistle finally sig­ cation In which time other mom- night the Red and White meet : to four . points the favorite going if needed. their asketball. they held a commanding 39-34 up-to-the-minute sporting news. turn home on Saturday night to Wiiifl Fori Worth»» * .. ! r.:ifcty f . v.as probably u k, aa ers to build' small "T" hangars The agreement ended a six-weeks four sons, Edwin Lyons of Granby, Dorothy Tracy. Walter Grzyo, East-West game In San Francisco Something will probably be done entertain Windham High of Wil- authority, arrange for initiation or St. Peteraburg, Fla. The Sun tried here,” the Maine senator There was no Indication In offi­ Richard Schubert, Roger Lnucks, lead. 111 a Breeze; 8 Strokes » ■‘•■ore *3 ®vei was made Queen atarta out as two. sections for Individual use,. rather than a said. "This is not a court martial cial forecasts that (lonnectlcut was strike. Alfred Lyons and Raymond Lyons on New Year’s Day. He accepted about this situation In due time At this point the locals started llmantic. figrtheranca. large hangar which would house Kazmier Grzyb, Robert Llcbc, the Invitation and will soon leave but as it stands today there is No definite S’oril came out of *1 j e w .1*' football, amateur, pro or “catsli Mr. Birmingham will report at and merges Into one at Wildwood, where ail of the other evidence immediately due for snow. But of Windsor, and Wa’do Lyons of Richard Johnston, Ralph Azingor their powerhouse attack and com­ George Mikan the Connecticut Sports Writers Al­ Aliead of J l i n lleniaret as catch - I Wreck Death Toll . 50 miles an hour, In some cases observers in populated areas waa Haven. Ellsworth Covell of And­ street. Rev. W. Ralph Ward. Jr., FOR SALE Go.. I Nigh, and fired at the conclusion fect slate this season are flying who have come into contact with attend la a meetingKicvviiiK tonight AViiiSLiiA at ocvMiliseven \ as ev • ^ _ ------245 North Main street; Mrs. An­ 35 m. p. h. War Plans division. as Westover field where the read over Grange and Master of East pastor of the South Methodist Despite roor l!.arly » e a -,o f the campaign of 1924 because win. high following three straight tri­ the famous runner that he is tops. at th<— pminrij I (Jug) MeSpaden of Sanford, M«. horaa Bob Seymour. Aa a matter toinette Sarmi, 168 Msiple street; Completion of their te.stimony | degrees below zero 7-Ronm Houm" at 160 Main Johnny Bycholakl, Jimmy Hor­ ! who shot a slx-under-par 6.5 In of fact, if it hadn’t been for tte Sliced Downward; Alex Massey, 54 Hudson street. No DisturMng Noise Central Pomonia Is also a member church, officiated, and Mrs. Robert son Trojans Set Pace ^ . !vath and Charley Muzykiewlc, umphs over auch formidable foes Parlors in Rockville. It is impor­ a The Aeropark will have no con­ would bring to the witness chair Pittsfield, In the Berkshire of the team. The team also In- K. Anderson played organ aelec- street. In excellent condi­ aa Westmlnater (Pa.), Long Island, Manchester High has two games tant that all local players attend. yesterday’s last round, was third safety, these Redskins would have Admitted yesterday: Robert Admiral Harold R. Stark, former 3 b^]ow and Putnam, also came through with some fine University and Temple. with 282, while E. J. (Dutch) Har­ turned the trick 14 to 13 for Wa- Olmatead, 33 Comstock road; Mrs. nection with regular airlines and at.slled the officers of Andover tlons during the service. At Close; Are U n d e - blnod m severing athletic reJa-| baskets to emerge as high scorers Lives of Six Lost there will be no disturbing noise chief of Naval operations whose j registered 1 below, Grange on December 17th. The bearers were Samuel J. tion. 4 bedrooms. Steam m . J * !?• tionships with Troy. Someone haul De Paul, beaten for the title by rison of Little Rock was fourth tertield missed one of his two ex­ Anna Drayton, Rockville; Robert from small, low-powered engines letters already have figured in the - In the belt of extreme cold at Tuikington, Samuel Nelson, Wil­ “Drzde” Bogaez and Fllipek did I the Aggies last year. Is bowling with 283. tra-point tries, while Joe (HM- Thompson, 52 Creatwood drive; Rev. Allen H. G.ites sookc on heat with oil. 30-day occu­ le f lte d in tliignt O a m e s to be sacrlflced when things were yeoman service In a losing cause. Toe) Aguirre clicked on hla pair used In the private planes to be hearings. Chicopee. Mass., a driver of an “Incarnation Is a Daily Miracle" liam E. Keith and Philip Dean. over its opposition like ao many Ncl.«on. who took a two-months (Caatbrnad from Page Oae) William Sleteman, Rockville. pancy. In Pasadena Bowl K'l'.iiM.'” PAAC (63) duck plna. Sparked once again by' vacation from golf after winning placementa. Admitted today: ElHs ColHa, .396 quartered at the aeropark. automobile that killed one man. fo'r his sermon Sunday morning at Burial was in East cemetery. ;ion Face Veterans It is the intention of the pro­ Raymond Guzzone. 33, of Willi- P B r Tot. George Mikan, Its slx-foot-nlne- 18 tournaments, returned to the The Rams won their icicle title iihraatY-threa unbulancea evantu West Center street; Frank Hart, the Second Con^egational church. ^ - For appointment to in­ That brought California and 3 Muzyklcwicz, rf . 5 1-4 11 links wars at Glen dmrden Coun­ simply by finishing on top on the ponents of the aeropark to devel­ mansett. and Injured By Al Vermeer Sanford more trouble. His name Inch center, unbeaten De Paul has •ny raaeh tha scans. 542 Middle Turnpike, east. About Town The choir rendered an anthem “O 1 l l p o o r a t i O n S jT la C le spect see NEA, Staff Correapondent 1 Rnrowlcc, If . . . . 1 2-4 4 chalked up eix straight triumphs try Club w’here he got his start a.s rock-hard Cleveland Municipal Kaacuara formed a human chain Discharged Friday: Mrs. Edith op the area a.s they proceed, levy­ Michael Denero, 22, of West Little Town of Bethlehem" with ' was Howard Jones. 5 Bvcholskl. I f _5 1-2 11 Stadium gridiron that would have ing charges from one half to two Springfield, reported that the rap­ New York.—At flrat glance the Including a 74-.’56 win over Indiana In Rec Loop Feature a caddie. He announced that he ■ad Uftad the dead apd injured. KeitlL-Sli^ftmbrldge street. i Mrs. A. J. Vinton ns .soloist. CHARLES STRICKLAND Under the Old Yale Blue, the 2 Kubelle, c ...... 2 1-7 5 State Saturday which enabled the would be hack on the tournament made a dandy hockey rink. And Discharged Saturday: Roswell 1 thirds le.sa than are usually . Pfc. Albert E. Brazauskl, son of id frosting of his wind.shield had Bv Garden Club picture of Jan. 1 ap­ Tllunderlng Herd blazed a trail ■OKU with drlttcal hurts, up the charged for servicing and hous­ Mr. and Mrs. Adam Brazau.skl of The Oiri.stian Fjideavor Societies 3 Katkaveck, c ... 8 2-2 18 Demons to win their invitational schedule with both feet after miss­ the general Impression around and 12-foot embankment along the Smith, 143 Benton street; Mrs. obscured his vision. met Sunday evening with Shirley 168 Main St. Tel. 7371 pears to be a soft touch for Ala­ that properly never will oe 2 Horvath, r g ... 4 1-2 9 tourney. ing seven meets. I about waa that the National tracka. Passing motorists were Charles Holton and daughter, 458 ing the planes, thereby permitting 83 North street, who was with the I»w Marks Recorded Wright and Gladys Wright as lead­ m atch^ in any Bowl. 4 Green. I g ...... 1 1-3 3 Brady Expected Undefcaled Rivalo to likely owners and pilots of private .77th Division arrived at Seattle, Temperatures recorded by offl- Mrs. Philip Cheney, chairman of bama. In that game Mikan established Lord Byron now has been a ! League sooner or later must move halted and aaked to play their Main atreet; Mrs. Thekla Hunt, 101 ers ard their topic was “Jesus, the the Red Cross Camp and Hospi­ The Crimson Tide roared The 1929 Trojans bowed to 3 Tracy, I g ...... 1 0-0 2 a new Chicago Stadium record Meet in Finit Game money-winner In 102 ronsecutlve its annual title playoff up from 'haafflitHf oo the wreckage. Florence street; Giis Deryanna, planes to continue to enjoy the Washington. November 29 on the rlal weather obsen-ers included: Wi.se Teacher.” The Junior Society sport without undue expense “General Ernst.” He traveled iMlllinccket. Me.. 1: Presque Isle. tal eommittoe, and Stuart B. R. through a nine-game achedule California and Notre Dame. Pitts­ v.lth 37 points. Last winter Big To Whip Gihsoii tournaments over a period of four mid-December or ^ae live it to ' It waa In tha light of these head­ Stafford Springs: Richard Ran- lender was Barbara Clapper and Clieney left early today for the without defeat, hardly drawing a burgh rumbled through a nine- 23 27 9-24 63 George set a now Madison Square Tomorrow Night; Cily years and this year ran his total the Eskimos. lights and emergency flares that aome. 72 Drive B, Silver Lane All three of the aeropark cor-j ^ross country by troop train I Me., 5, Houlton. Me.. 8; Manches- her topic wa.s “The Christmas St. Slans (47) porators arc licensed pilots and port Devens and received an ' t-r N. H.. 6: Concord, N. H . 7; Avom Convalescent hospital to su­ deep breath. igame grind without a loss. Yet standard by sinking 53 points. Cah Opposes Billiards winnings to 566,600 In War bonds. A new gate record of 8184,- tha reacuara treated the injured homes; Raymond Manning, 166 Message—Goodwill,” perintend decorations for Christ­ Meanwhile Southern California ' Dr. Jock Sutherland's Panthers P B F Tot. De.PauI will be gunning for vlc- MeSpaden finished In second place 542.80 was chalked up In yeatar- and aearcbed through the snarled Benton- atreet: Mrs. Augusta mechanics and authorized under honorable discharge. returning Montpelier. Vt., 4; Providence, R. Th^choir of the Second Congre­ WANTED 2 Filipek. r f ... 4 1-1 9 Hartford, Dec. 17 f/P— Can the C. A. A. to operate an estab­ I.. 5; Hartford, Conn., 5, and Bos­ mas and for the party which New traveled a rather rocky road, were crushed in the Bowl. 47-14. I to, ics number seven and eight with J34.200 and Ben Hogan of day’s battle of the chiUblains but aoaches. Bengston, 241 Gardner street; Mrs. home the same day. gational church rehearsed with Haveners arc giving tonight for dropped lopsided decisions to San 2 Woodtke. rf __ 0 2-2 2 i when the mighty Cliicago quintet Dennis Patrick Brady better Wil­ Two undefeated teams will Sher.-hey, Pa., who tied for sev- although 35,305 tickets were sold, Taken Ta Army Air Field Ella McVeigh, 85 School atreet; lishment as outlined. ton , , , . South Coventry choir on Sunday EXPERIENCED ' Bernie Bierman'a 1931 Tuianc 2 Rogaez, If ...... 3 7-8 13 It is expected that the appli­ the blinded soldiers. i Diego Navy and St. Mary’s, blew I varsity mopped up lO tough foes, I tackles Arkansas State and Oregon lie Pep’s performance against I lash in the second week of play' enth In the Fort Worth open yes- only 32,178 fana appeared to hav« Bervloemen among the Injured Wilfred Smith, 166 Loomis street; The Infant Jesus of Prague Continued very cold, fair v^eath- afternoon prior to the carol sing­ Mrs. Cheney's car was filled with BOOKKEEPER a game to Washington. P J. Surowlck. If .. 1 1-1 3 State this week. The Aggies get their toes frostbitten tbe hard were Uken to the nearby Lauren- Edward Hurd. 7^ Avondale road. cation for zoning exception will Mothers Circle will hold its meet­ er was forecast for all sections of ing aro’.md the Community tree at I but U.S.C. wasn’t Interested in 4 W. Surowlckl, c . 0 0-0 0 Harold,(Cannonball) Gibson when in the flee Senior League tomor- j terday, was the third man in the be presented this week to the Zon- dozens of sprays for windows and j But don’t sell tbe Trojana short the Green Wave's press clippings a well deserved rest In order to row nl.qht when the American Le-j winnings of way. Thus, 3,127 paid their money -'hurg’Maxton Army Air fleld In Discharged yesterday: Mrs. Ann ing and Christmas party Wednes­ New England wdth fresh westerly the Community Center In South doorways, and a collection of glass j With Knowledge of Typing They bounced back like an elec­ 4 ■ Farmer, c ...... 1 2-6 4 prepare for the Oklahoma Cltv he facc-v the New Yorker tomor­ then wisely deetdsd the right sport North Carolina. Other Injured were Gustafson, 42 Lew’ls street; Mias Ing^Board of Appeals. day evening at the home of Mrs. wlnds-except for partial cUnidl- Coventry. of* New Year’s Day, and pie- 3 French, rg ...... 3 0-2 6 row night at the Auditorium. ness and snow flurries in norUiern coffee jars, to be filled with table ] tion repeater after getting their I vailed, 21-12. touniey which gets under way gion five laces the NorUi End Vet-j (goffers on the P. G. A. tour was four fast rounds alttlng in taken to hoapltala In various towns Minnie Brainai-d, 77 North School ! Raymond Peterson, 56 DoUgherty On Wednesday evening, our choir arrangements of evergreens, silver CALL 5105 lumps, and were a amooth-nm- 1 Stefanowlch, rg . 1 1-2 8 Dec. 26. They had a narrow squeak That will be the question be­ erans. In the area, where Red Croaa rep- street; Bertha Holmes, 136 Wood­ New England. will have Its la.st rehearsal for I Dr. Sutherland brought another 3 Sobieskt, I g . 2 0-0 4 fore the house when the youthful will return tn their homes for the front' of the fireplace. street. leaves and berries, made by mem­ Or Apply In Person ning aggregation in their last Saturday when they barely man­ The Legion-Veterans clash in Christmas holid.av. The next from the record $99,281.07 Vaaentativea were sent to aid In land street: Mrs. Josephine Schla- Death Trap Set Christmas Sunday music. A full bers of the Garden club yesterday I Pittsburgh band to 'Pasadena, 2 Anderson, If . . . . 1 1-1 3 aged to nose out Temple 38-36 for Bronx kayo artist alms hl.s power- three outings. iJan. 1, 1933. The Panthers were ^ r ^ the f.ist game at 7 o'clock with tournament- the I player* P^°l the Rams had a 891,- , caring for the hospitalized cases. nettl. 367 Hilliard atreet. Returned veterans of World choir Is needed for this special mu­ at Mrs. Cheney’s home. The club ALLEN INS. AGENCY They have tradition to live their fourth win after trailing- by laden fists at the Cannonball. Pep Open Is Jan. 4-7. 1440.98 winners' slice, ^vlng eacB One of the Injured. Abe Wels- Admitted today: John Mazdur- For Jap Admiral; War 2 and rtiembers of all vet- sic. met there for the same purpose I Itching for vengeance, but again 23 16 15-23 47 nine points late in the second half. dropped the durable Gibson at the City Cab and Cciifer Billiards ka. 166 Adams street: Mrs. Jose­ Police Crack Coventry Grange will hold Its 953 Main Street up to. , returned with bad news, 35-0. Score at half time. St. Stans 24, Fred Cnrenran, tournament than a new all-time high of 81,- man. of 367T East 154th street, i erajis’ organizations will be guests last year, to fashion apraya and Troy is unbeaten In eight starts Close on the heels of the two lea.«t five times bate In a recent paired in the nightcap. manager of the P. G. A. nnnoune- 469.74 apiece, compared to tlw -Cleveland, Ohla was pinned In the phine Stevenson, 75 Cottage street: of%pckville Lodge of Elks at an annual Christmas party for Grange massive wreaths. Many of these I On Jan. 1, 1039, It was Southern PAAC, 24—Referee, A. Gosztyla. leaders are unbeaten Cornell, Wy­ bout at Lewiston, Me., but Harold The firat game will hold the wreckage for two hours. Mrs. Gertrude Griffcn. 71 Whitney Code Secret Aid Picket Line members and their children. There bi PoMdena. I California and Duke. The Blue ed that n half million dollars In losers 5902.47 which each Redskia 'open house” at the Elks new home Mr. Cheney had to load Into hla Southern Ctallfomla’a Rose Bowl oming. Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, was around at the finish and on spotlight and rightfully S'). Both cash already has been p.ssured for brought back to tbe tepee; Theta' “One of the men just above me street: Bernard Hart. 78 Phelps in Rockville tomorrow nIghL The will be gifts for all Grange mem­ station wagon. j Devils marched through a repre- • Purdue, Ohio State. Minnesota, his feet. the Legion and the North Ends waa dead.” he related. "It was an road; Mrs. Jennie Rydllewlcz, 46 program will run from 8 p.m. to bers’ children ten years and under, ■tory did not begin, as so many I sentatlve schedule, climaxed by a the golfers to shoot for In 1947. waa a suggestion that the Rama (Oontinned from Page One) (Continued from Page One) Friday's Herald carried a state­ people Buppoae, under Howard . New York U.. Notre Dame. Michi­ Two flrst-rOund knockouts, both came through their opening loop This vear the bovs played for ought to vote the east goal poet Ir anormous relief when help came.” Server street. p.m. A number of Manchester and all over that age are requested ment by Mrs. Cheney of the theft • game with a remarkable Pitts­ gan and Rice. Other undefeated scored within a eolicctlve time of engagemepts with flying rolor.s. Weisman was on the north-bound Births today: A son to Mr. and Harding Jones. East Side Rec 5375,000. one full share, too. would show that the United States veterans plan to take this oppor­ oil Industry’s wage dispute to bring q gift for the grab bag. of two handsome wreaths, sent to The waa burgh team In Durham snow, I putflts include Yale. Syracuse, three mimitca. adorn Brady's eur- The winner of the game will go Thia was tlie goal post that goC train. He waa treated for facial Mrs. Edward Perkins, 202 Oak had very definite Information as to tunity to see the Elks new home. as well as the adults. Santa will be her for the hospital. These were (vlthout a single point being Tennessee, Indiana. Ohio U.. West Into aole posaeasion of first place bums and shock at the Marlboro Grove street: a son to Mr. and The oil workers’ demand for a 30 present to distribute the gifts and STOPS played at old Tournament Park Gym Calendar rent record. Not that it'.a nnythinc iti the way when Sllngin’ Sammy Japanese movements and he so ad­ per cent wage increa.se resulted in removed from her home, and the until the Trojans, under Elmer scored a g ^ s t them. This, by the Virginia. Baylor. Texas Chri.stlan, new for Brady to chill hie victims, tn the standings. Uirew his pitch from his own end County hospital at Bennettsville, Mrs. Raymond Jackson, 1342 Tol­ vised Nlmltz. Corporal Robert D. Beattie, of a fine evening’s program and fun only trace she has had of them way. Is ^ rh a p s the finest feat Georgia, Holy Cross and Indiana. Both teams sre expected to land Turnpike. a strike and President Truman s la anticipated. The lecturer. Mrs. Henderson, dedicated the present for he has kayoed 19 of 21 boxers Rec Senior BHKkethulI .'.one after the 'Sklna held for 8. C. “Nlmltz said. 'Go to It,’ ” he re­ 31 Riverside drive, has been hon­ orders to the Navy to seize the 53 was when a friend said a boy came ■aucer, Jan.' 1, 1923, by emacklng performed In modern football Week of December 17-22 Quintets not yet out of conten­ he has beaten to retain an unde­ counter with their strongest pos­ (lowna on their five in the early "I don’t know how the porter orably discharged from the Army LiUian D. Day la anxious that as to his door selling these wreaths. i history. Monday, Dec. 17—5:80-7:00 tion. although once beaten, in­ sible lineup. Clinic Hchednle lated. oil properties when the country s many Grange members attend as Penn State, 14-3. feated slate. League Standings minutes. The ball hit the uprights The actual shooting down of at Fort LewU, Washington. pctroleijnl supply was threatened. They were so handsdine he *was a MOTH It was Gloomy , I People were beginning to re­ Gym—Aircraft Group: clude Bowling Green. Arkansas, In the nightcap, Coach Johnny squarely and popped hack. Baugh Tuesday—Tonsil and adenoid at Yamamoto—an Intricate operation possible and bring their children. little bit auspicious. When he read, spect Southern Califomia’e Rose 7:00-8:OP—Women’s Glass. St. John’s, Colgate, Long I^and U., However, the fact that Spider Altogetber, 15 of the plants thus The many friends of Arthur In the professional ranks in nniorc Armstrong was knocked out tn Hedlund's City Cabbers will he fell on it and right there all hands 10. th at required split-second timing— Duplicate bridge will be played far have been ordered returned to the Item he said he regretted not recent years, who laid the foun­ Bowl charm, however,- and made 8:00-9:30—Men’s Clast. Valparaiso and Oklahoma. out seeking their flrat win against WANTED Wednesday—Well baby confer.- Wilkinson described simply: at the Manchester Country Club Cowles in this end of the town having bargained with the boy for Troy tbe favorite. Swimming Pool: The unbeaten Hat is bound to 1:54, and that Allle Mlnutoll was Standings might just as wtll have gone enre at the Y.M.C.A. from 2-4. again thla evening. Players are pnvate control. were saddened to learn of his death Sbamafe dation of Southern Callfomla’a shrink after this week’s engage­ ■pilled Into Dreamland In the ths Billiards. W L Pet. home. It would have saved a tot UOHT MFC. SPACE “I arranged for an Interception To Look Into Auto Dispute tho wreaths. It la just possible the football ampire. He was brought had complete five consecutive 6:00—Boys. of Iced ears. Friday—Well baby conference aaked to arrive before eight on Friday and their heartfelt sym­ culprit will be found. pasaes to antelope Ah Krueger, 7:00—Men. ment when powerful I^rdue meets record time of 25 seconds have Undefeated Rivals American Legion .... 1 0 1 000 WlU I^KC or Rent 1,000 to 2,500 of him.” Another government fact-finding down from Seattle's Broadway added stature to Brady'a future North End Veterans 1 0 1.000 Sqnare Feet. at the hospital clinic from 2-4. Personally Paying SaUry o’clock. 80 that play can be start­ committee was scheduled this pathy Is extended to Mrs. Cowles. the winning one with only 40 8:00—Women. Notre Dame and Indiana clashes The Cabbers have the material There will be a Christmas party The Controversy arose after Sen­ ed promptly at eight o’clock. He was a member of Coventry Rats Tickled To Death FOR 5-YEARS seconds remaining, to pull thla Tuesday. December 18 with Minnesota In a Western Con­ prospects. Armstrong has been necessary for a winning ball club City Cab ...... 0 1 .000 In India It IS generally the WRITE BOX C. week to look Into the CIO United Grange and Mrs. Cowles Is a mem­ winning consistently since in bouts and Billy Schieldgc, Hal Tuiking­ Center Billianls ...... 0 1 .000 wife'.s younger, abater who is tax- Care THE HERALD Friday at 'the W«H confer­ ator Brewster (R-Malne) told the Automobile Workers dispute ^ t h one out. 7-3. Gym: ference game Saturday. Other per­ ence. committee that he Is personally Membera of Nutmeg Forest. Tall ber of the Home Economics com- Portland, Ore.—(/P)—The rats at Senior Basketball League- fect records may be oulllcd aa Ken­ In and around Boston. And Mlnu­ ton and Snap Server form the Tuosda.i’s Giiine* cn S3 a second wife when the first the General Motors Corp., which There has been no stopping the nucleus of a fine club. Legion vs, Vets. 7 p. m. wife is barren or suffers from aa paying the salary of Percy L. Cedars of Lebanon, are reminded has Idled 213.006 GM employes, mittee. Washington Park zoo are tickled Trojana ever since. They whip^d Adults 25c, Minors 10c. tucky engages strong Arkansas toll withstood Bobby Polowltzsr’i Greaves, a former employe of the of the InsUllatlon of new officers Willard Green Is a patient In the to death. Commissioner Fred Tennessee, 14-0, In 1940, and tri­ . 7:00—Legion vs. N. Veterans. Tuesday, Ohio State plays Oregon. concerted left-hook barrage to the Forced to play their opener Cab vs. Billiards, 8 p. m. incurable disease. more than half the 400.000 Idle In Manchester Memorial Hospital. with only five men, the Billiards Republican National committee to be held at the Masonic Temple labor troubles across the nation. Peterson says an electronic rat umphed twice again under their Center Billiards vs. City Pacific Coast champs, Friday, and chin through 16 rounds. whose preaenoe at the Inquiry has tonight. The meeting will open at The UAW-CIO was busy on Edwin Orcutt, who Is also at the trap tickles »the feet of Its vicUms current coach, . In Cab. \ New York U, Ohio U„ Yale. Min­ Pat has been tabbed a future will present a considerable strong­ evoked caustic remarks from Dem­ 7:30. other sectors of the Automotive Manchester hospital. Is improving until in their hilarious rush to es­ 1944 they won a war-time ar­ Bowling Allgys: . nesota, Iowa and Holy Cross all champion by many, and already er team tomorrow night. Several ocratic members. front Union representative# will and hopes to be hom ^tor Christ­ cape, they dash Into an ‘‘execution rangement from Washington, 29-0, 7:30-9:30—Children of Amellc^ meet top-notch opposition Satur­ there has been an undercurrent of new faces have been added and CAPITOL MOTORS PAYS Brewater read Into the record a Driving about town a local man mas, but It will be a selge for Sodality. day. the Center Gang is set and ready meet for the flrat time today with chamber. and last New Year's Day tram­ comment relative to his possible for the Cabbers. “SKY HIGH PRICES” FOR USED CARS statement by Greaves saying that noticed a residence on Walnut officlala of the Kalaer-Frazer corp., Eddie, and he wonl(U iporeftlate pled previously unbeaten Ten­ Wednesday, Deoember 19 in contrast to the previous week, chances In a bout with Pep. the street, one of the flrat to be Illumi­ cards from his many frlenda nessee, 25-0. Gym: . few upsets marked last week's No Individual or Dealer Can Pay More the latter never had Intended to newcomers In the Industry. Wage Mra. Annie Flake and daughter. world'a featherweight chances. P)—Two hunt- Standings . • . PLYMOUTH 8360 I 5470 1 gentlemen who have eat here con­ Frazer hre concerned. Reports souri for Its fourth and fifth % Junior Basketball League: 1 FORD 8355 ! 5445 I $570 1 8710T $900 I $1080 1 stantly In the hearings giving oon- murnlnated, looking 9II the more persisted that Ford, pleased with Ic®- . . . -..c L.i era, a ipan and a bobcat, were W L Pet. attractive after four years of war, the union’s plan to penalize "wild­ Miss Marilyn McClelland was « Convenience Joan KOwarda lovely alar of “Your Hit Patient Gets Impatleat ■ 6:0()—Flying Tigers vs. Squires straight victories. Ohio State shad­ ■talking the same Jackrabbtt. Cbambcn Movers .. 17 10 .629 1 CHF.VBOLT ' $365 1 5470 1 5580 1 $719 1 '5935 1 81080 11 alderable Information” to some recent guest at the home of her Parade," aaya 1 nlwaya cive Adam 7:00—Spartons ve. Red Raidere ed Illinois 50-46 in a Big Ten clash. Center Service ...... 15 9 .625 membera. and surrounded by plenty, of snow. cat" strikers, would make an ^ of airt Certifleatea They are not only Purdue beat a surprisingly strong When Sheldon E. Kosher raised his i PACKARD 5535 1 5670 ' $820 1.81025 1 $1786 1 $1950 1 { fer In the deadlock over the UAW s aunt, Mrs. Arthur Ayer. eaey for me, but so oonveolcut (ur the Kansas CSty — (A>) — Robert 8:00—Royal Blues va: Pioneers rifle to shoot, a bbheat sprsng at Bryant A Chapman 15 12 .556 1 CADILLAC 8615 1 5690 1$1140 1 $1745 1 $2750 182980 1 This touched off a debate In Members of Mystic Review, 30 per cent wage fate increase recipient to redeem." Brown, a World War n veteran Friday, Deoember 21 Washington of St. Loula five 82-28, the rabbit from a gully. Kosher Don WUlla Garage . .13 11 .541 which Lucas said, he thought the An Adam (.(ft CeitUlcate Btlffcrlng from malaria grew impa­ Gym: Michigan routed Groat Lakes. 88- Man. Motor Sales ..12 15 .444 j CHRYSLER n s i o i 5676 1’ 5829 1 f il ls 151495 181680 1 committee had Intended. to oper­ Women’/i Bepeflt AssoclaUon,..are demand. Lucky on 18th Try OPEN TA4ce Pioneer Parachute . .21 .983 minor leaguer who piloted HagerS' On Display At: j g t t C k i t i rD rit* IR—Write In or Phone In In the record. of Navy recruiting. oee STONERS F. T. BUsh Lee’s Esso ...... 21 .583 town, Md., In the Interstate loop W« Win Buy Yoar Car Over the Phone 7 .8 1 4 4 These letUfrs Informed Dewey Chief Menard naa been assigned Warren and Jarvis . .19 .528. last aeaaon. Dorman eignod a that thU country had broken the to the Hartford Navy recruiting Jewelers —• Opticians Griswold's Qarage ..19 .417 contcact Saturday with the Boston Japanese code and urged Dewey office In the absence of Chief (Spe Hardware Co. Falrfisld Grocers . . .12 .333 Braves, Hartford’s parent club, to . TOWN MOTORS clallst) In Recruiting Jack Clabby 891 MAIN STREET Puckett's All Stars . ,10 .278 become sucesaaor to Del Blseonette GLENNEY’S not to dlBclose this (act In the Manchester, Conn. 45 W. CENTER ST. Open Evenings TEL. |55T 789 MAIN STREET CAPITOL MOTORS, Inc. campaign. - . who is now at the Navy hospital TEL. 4720 Cooper Street Tavenj 9 .250^ho (vas ro leti^ to take a coach's Lucas said, however, that he at St. Alb.ins. I.rf>ng Island, (or a Knlabts of Cslumbus 7 •194 oerthi witk U|s PUUburi[k Pivotss. I8IJIAII4 STREET \ • H ARTFORl) bad season to believe Dewey physical check-up. a.

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'V ...... MANCHESTER EVENING HERAI.I). MANCHESTER. CONN. M O N P A T , PECEMBBB^nrW* TOONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE LGE POURTEEIf Musical Instruments 58 Situations Wanted— Articlea for Sale 48 Roofing— Repalrinjg 17-A I T h e T e r w b l e T e m p e r e d N r .B a n g W sniM i Antoa— I Business Serrlces .Offered IS Female 88 TRUMPET For Sale —Buescher Sense and Nonsense AERONCA 50 F. Juat completely Aristocat special. Excellent'con­ C lashed Motorcyclea 12 OLX) FLOOHa 8ANUED A BACK to pre-war roofing, sid­ overhauled. Grade A fabric FINALLY SHELLS OUT SOME APPITIONAL CHRISTMAS MONEY ing, Insulation, nevt ceilings, YOUNG bADY wishes to care for dition. Call 7870. EmsW INpwt *1 tkm CMW a§ U*H •# tto U. $. Aisy 1941 fe 1945, to tto: Laylrtg and Hnlahing. children day or evening. Tele­ throughout. Hand-rubbed finish. rsMuto* to St* amiM, m . a I Qasnfied ‘ ■ J. B. Jenaen. paperhanging, painting, etc. Like new. Many other new parts Advertisea..nts No Secrets Asy More! ’ The hinge* of true friendship phone 6103. There was * time when folks never grow niaty. WANTED 1934 to 1937 pick-up or TeJ. WUllmantlc 9928. evenlnga. barge savings, time payments, Installed. 4702 after 6 p. m. FOR SALE—BANJO, $10. Tele­ panel truck. Phone 5688 or 6166. free estimate's. Tel. 72.’56. Thei ' Tills Is the tle t of 42 la- Lt. Gen. George C. Kenney, the saiilted that island and secured It would say phone Rockville 82-4. For Rent Foi Sale BtaBineats ef material select­ loU - BURNERS serviced and re- Apex Home Remodeling Corp. Situations Wanted— Pr. GOOSE Feather bed pillows, Fifth Air Force and later the Far in 9 days of heavy fighting. That love Is wholly blind; The elderly Scot was still up WANTED—Uaed cars, any year, placeA Warm ali farnacea re­ ed fftoes Oeaeral Mershell’s But with the fashions of today when his son returned from a / Male pr. lined green flowered drapes, To Buy To Sell East Air Forcea which Included Bombers of the ^venth Air any model. Oct our offer before paired and replaced Koi full in­ 2 pr. kitchen curtains, child's report qa the wtanlag ef both the Fifth commanded by MaJ. Force, now* operating from Saipan A man sees well his find. courting trip: 'For Rent For Sale Movi ng— T ru ck in g- WeariuR Apparel— Furs 57 WerM Wir U. .you sell Wo pay top prices. Cole formation call Van <-5amp Broa. RELIABLE Man would like local, metal "lunch box with thermos, Gen. Ehmis C. Whitehead and the under MaJ. (Jen. Robert W. Doug­ — L E. Dunkin. Son—Why are you looking so Motors. Tel 41M. 1,5 years' experience! Tel. 5244. Storage worried ? To Bay To SeU 20 part-time work. 8 a. m. to 1 p. Wearever aluminum dish pan, FOR SALE—2 ladles spring coats JdCXI Thirteenth commanded by MaJ. lass, soon were striking Two Jlma Free Inspection*! ______and one dark brown winter coal Gen. St. Clair Streett, effecUvriy and Chichi Jlma In the Bonlns. Attorney for Defenee (after • -IJad—Just wondering how much THE AUSTIN A.^Chambers Com­ m. Tel. 6985. enameled roasting pan. 7 adjuat- Pacific OalB* Continoe ■ ------with fur collar, all size 14. Phone Lota for Sale 73 stopped the flow of-supplies to by- Even before the capture of the grilling' crosstoxamination)—Now, the evening cost. Business Services Offered IS pany, local moving, packing, able screens, copper wash boiler, In a little' over .12 months clothes reel pulleys and and rope 2-0387ii ______p a s ^ Japanese imlta. The Japa­ Marianas was complete, airfields are you sure that the prisoner Is Son—Just fifty cents. INSTAbbED crating and storage. Exceptional­ Dog»-^Pet»— Birds . LARGE building loU, 60 foot American forces In the South­ nese aerial threat of our own were under construction on Sal- the man who stola your automt^ Dad—That was not so much. ly full or part load shipments to tlxhtener, 2 2-3 yd. new black fronts, for quick sale. Very good west Pacific, with the tsslstance Lost and Found satin coat lining, lady's , black #OR SALE— Girl’* brown teddy operations whs- swept from the pan and Guam, from which Super­ bile? Son (slmplyj—It was all the Ing, Typewriting, clerical, pay­ Hot Air Furnaces Indt^led or from the New England states: buy In Manchester. Call Mr. ef Australian units, had pushed FDR SALE— Male canaries, guar­ Alaskan curl coat, size 14 to 16; bear coat, trimmed with red, size skies, and direct su p^rt was pro­ fortresses could begin; the strate­ Man—I waa until you began ask­ girl had. LOST —Cocker Spaniel, black, 1 roll, social security and withhold- and Reset. New York, New Jersey, Pennsyl­ 12. Reasonable. Phone 8809. Gooodchlld, office 15 Forest 1,800 miles closer to the heart of Ing tax reports, bank statements anteed singers. Various colors 5 double rolls blue and silver vided for the successive amphibi­ gic bombardment of the main Jap­ ing me questions. Now I am un­ answers to “ Pal.” Finder please Eavestroughs and Cond,uctore. vania. Maryland, Washington, D. street. Man. 3898 or Hartford the Japanese Empire, cutting off anese Island of Honshu. The first reconcllled, profit and loss state­ to choose from. R. J. Grlmley, wallpaper, maple cricket chair, ous advances. At the same time, certain whether 1 ever owned an Sandy McPherson had been ' return to Smithy's Service Sta­ C., ‘ Virginia, Georgia, Florida. FOR SALE — Lady’s mufkrat 2-0779 evenings. ore than 136,(MO enemy troop* be­ major strike was delivered 24 No- transferred te another unit of hi* ments, Income tax returns, notary All Types Sheet Metal Work. 174 Cooper street, 7121. small electric clock. Inquire 111 Generid Kenney’s forces forayed automobile. tion or Telephone 3871. , Ohlo,...Indlana, Illinois, Michigan. coat, size 14. Just glazed. $65. yond hope of reacue. The opera­ fiur to the westward, striking company and was having difficul­ public, unemployment compensa­ Benton. ■ tions had been conducted under i mm ' MANCHESTER For that better moving service Call 2-1620 after 6 p. m. powerful blows at atratsglc tar­ with tiu rapid incraaaa In th« Hie happlneu of your life de­ ty In finding a suitable boarding tion. Telephone 3627 days or eve­ rail Manchester 5187. Hartford PUP.S FOR SALE. Available Suburban for Sale 75 adverM weather condltlonB and gets in . Timor, the Celebea, JaVa, site of the Pacific Ocean Com ONE CHIbD'S patent I'^^her SHEET METAL WORKS ONE WHITE bunny wrap, size pends upon the quality of your house. He finally was referred to nings for Interview. 6-1423. Christmas. Phone 4905. ever formidable terrain, which and Borneo. These attacks seri­ mand, It became necessary to con — 21 Years' Experience 1 FOR SALE—Child’s all metal, 16; one old rose evening gowm lacked roads In almost svery area thoughts. one and when he arrived, the land­ strap slipper Finder Call 8186. FOR SALE or Rent—S-room year ously impdired the ^ ility of the soUdate the Central and South Olb BURNER Service. All work | PHONE 5413 pedal airplane. Phone 6290. else 16 to 18. 35 Ashland street. occupied, and made troop move­ lady showed him, to her only round house, located a t . Bolton Japanese to maintain their wide­ Pacific Army forces. On 1 August vacant room and said proudly: I/1 BT—bast Thursday, left hand guaranteed. Silent Glow sales 6 WEEKS’ old pure breed collies] ments and aupply aktraordinarlly Down at the Barber Oillege the Painting— Papering 21 NINE-CAR ELECTRIC train; all- Lake. Large porch, living-room ly scattered forces and reminded 1944, Haadquarters, U. S. Army student was working over a "There you are, sir. This is your fur mitten, between Trust Co. and service. Henry J. Pareab |REPATR8 ON washers, vacuums, for sale. 8583. with fireplace, kitchen, dining­ difficult. Malaria waa a aerioua beaters. Irons or what have you. metal scooter; boy’s shoe skates, 58 the -captive paoirtes of those la- Forces Pacific Ocean Areas, was patron and suddenly the customer room.” and Hale's. 3176. • Telephone 2-0185. PAINTING and Paperhanging, lOH. Call 74.55 before 7 o'clock. Wanted— To Buy room, two bedrooms and full haaard, but with suppraaslva Pick-up and deliver The Friendly FOR SALE —Pedigreed German traatment and rigid mosquito con­ lands that Allied atrength was eatsbllsbed under General Rich- leaped out of his chair with a RANGE BURNERS and power- Have yoor recreation room re­ bath, artesian well, garage. Im­ rapidly growing and the enemy’s ardson’s'command. Concurrently, yell: Flx-It Shop. 718 North Main. shepherd pups. 4 male, 3 female. CHILDREN'S shoe skates, sizes WE BUY newspapers,* rags, scrap trol. It no longer was a aerious burners of all makes and kinds decorated with artistic spraying. mediate occupancy. McKinney bold waa becoming more and more two aubordinate adminiatrativa Announcementfi 2 Telephone 4777, W. Burnett. H. F. McHugh. Manchester 6310. '13 and 1>4. Boy’s bicycle. Winter Iron and metals, etc. Service at limitation to tactical operations. Customer (demanding) — Why Social Situations cleaned and adjusted- 10 years' ------lOVeara' experience. Reasonable your door. Wm. Ostrlnsky, 182 Brothers, 505 Main street Man­ insecure. commands, the Central Pacific did you drop that hot towel on my e.Rtlmates. McKinney A Fenn. cost, age 6. Call 5069. chester, Connecticut Telephone In the Pacific, men who had en­ ICE CREAM to carry out. Pints of experience. Sales for bynn range RADIO-Electrlcal Appliance Serv Bissau. Tel, 5879. gaged in combat for long months Saipan Falla Base Command - and the South face? _a Wiieveemw 2*lT31* I 6 aaAV«al«>ei ATifI HaKV Phone 2-0106. Manchester, Conn. 6060 - 7432 - 5230. The SItiiutlon: Someone says, Treat's extra rich Ic® cream. and power-burner. Ice. repairs, picked up and d^ltv. Poultry and Supplies All Crocheted tea apron*, one had to be withdrawn to rear po­ Operation FORAGER to cap­ Pacific Base Command, were or­ Student Barber — Mister, you Without sherbet. Also sundaes, ered promptly. 20 years' exper WANTED — Second-hand table ganised. All Army Air Forces In “ Now I want your honest opin­ 44 Main street. GIbBERT FICKFrrr—Painter and "■for $3, one for $4. Telephone sition* to recuperate. Conse­ ture the Marianas was next oa couldn’t expect me to stand there •odas and sandwiches. Bldwell s lence C A M Radio Service EGGS— StrlcUy fresh, deUverod Vlctrol* In good condition. Tele the area were placed under Head­ ion.” paper-hanging, residential and 6025. Wanted— Real Estate 77 quently, the theater commanders Admiral Nimlts’s achedule. On 15 and let It ])urn my hands. Wrong Way: Give your opinion Soda Shop. 527 Main streeb Phone 7454., direct from farm to consumer. | phone 8075. June Lt. Gen. Holland M. Smith’s quarters, U. 8. Army Air Forces SERVICED. commercial. Interior and exterior endeavored to maintain replace­ bluntly even though the person RANGE BURNERS Phone 2-1430. I PRE-WAR Whitney carriage in ,V Marine Amphibious Corps, con­ In the Pacific Ocean Area, com­ The longer you wait to answer I EbECTRIC MOTORS—Repairing, work. Telephone Man. 4208. PROPERTY OWNERS —If you ment pools sufficiently large to may not like It—telling yourself, Telephone 6940. very good condition. Can be seen provide a margin for the lost time sisting of the 2d and 4th Marine manded by hte late LL Gen. Mil a letter the harder the Job bc- Automobiles for Sale 4 rewinding. All work guaranteed. FOR SALE—Fat turkeys, live or Rooms Without Board 59 decide to eell your property, be­ lard F. Harmon, who came from "Well, he asked for It.” MASON.WORK, chimneys cleared PAINTING and Paperhanglng. dressed. Telephone Manchester at 151 Pine street or phone 8167. of recuperation and transporta­ Divisions, followed by the 27th In­ comee. Ace Electric Motor Repairs. 221 fore you do, contact us. We pay fantry Division, landed on Saipan. the South Pacific Area. In addi­ Right Way: Word your opinion and rebuilt outside fireplaces. Prompt service. Fair price. D. E. tion to and from the battle area. tactfully. Many a friendship Is e ? 1282 DE 80TA coupe, motor in N. Main street opposite Elepot 7733 after 6 p. m. R.C.A. Combination radio In ex PLEASANT room next to bath. In top cash prices for property. For On 9 July, after 25 days of ax- tion, General Harmon was desig­ Frechette. Phone 7630. private family, near bus and For every unit engaged In combat Mrs. Tlltnose (Interviewing ruined by a person’s giving a . (SKcellent condition. 265. Inquire Telephone 2-0418. entrance on North School street cellent condition. Mrs. Paul quick action communicate iWlth tremely heavy fighting, the Island nated Deputy Commander of the cook)—Suppose I wanted you to NICE MEATY roasting chickens Main street. 172 Maple street operations, more than Its equiva­ plain opinion In plain language- 62 Drive F, Sliver bane Homes. Telephone, 5642. PAINTING and Paperhanging, Goulet. 5 Tyler Circle, Manches­ us. Call 7728 or 2-0920 or write was in their' possession, though Twentieth Air Force to represent cook an elaborate meal for about WATERMAN'S Personal errand and fowl, all sizes, live or dreas- 2-0477. Brae Burn Estates, Inc., 5 South lent had to be present in the the­ just because he was a.sked for it. windows puttied, broken window ed.retail or wholesale. Order now ter- mopping up operations continued General Arnold In the theater. 16 people would you be lost ? 1940 CHEVRObET. 7.000 mile*. service, bocal packagp oellvery. 1 RADIO CLINIC—Appllancee serv- Main street Manchester, i ater to assure this margin. General Harmon aftet* a long rec gloss replaced. Inaide-outside for holidays. Also have several The prompt “ roll up” of the for' months. Cook—You bet! That’s how the Excellent condition. New pre-war bight trucking. We cater to any ‘ Iced. 25 years In electronic en­ FURNISHED ROOM Suitable for ord of splendid service waa lost In ' The average freighter carrying tires. Apply 120 South Main local errand. Telephone Manches­ patntinR. All work 1st class. For hundred’ surplus laying pullets on one or two persons. 125 Autumn WANTED To Buy —A home In bases, personnel, and materiel in On 21 July* the 77th Infantry last folks lost me. gineering. Your radio serviced free estimates and friendly serv­ MAPLE SHOO-FLY, like new $3. a trans-Paclflc flight, on 26 Feb men and materials to the Pacific •treet. ter 2-0752. with latest precision electronic hand, priced to sell. Fred Miller’s street Phie Acres or Pine Acre Terrace. Australia and the Islands of the Dlvlaion, the Sd Marine Dlvlalon, ice, call Joseph Murawskl, 14 16 Ridge street. ruary 1946. He was succeeded -by Many men never got In the war theater used as much as 10,- equipment and delivered within Poultry Farm, Coventry. Phone Will wait for occupancy. Imme­ South Pacific permitted the same and a Marine brigade the III 000 gallons of fuel oil dally— 1940 CHEVROLET sedan, heater; a s HES Removed weekly,. Hght Essex street. Tel. 2-0338. LL Gen. Barney McK. Giles who armed forces for the same reason 24 hours. If parts available. We evenings please. Manchester 8626. diate cash. Write Box A, Herald. equipment to be utilised again Marine Amphibious Cbrps under ■r.: 1938 Chrysler A6 sedan, H. and R : I hauling • 11 ^ ^ a and cleaned. at the time of his appointment that many girts do not get In the enough to heat the average Amer­ MfNiariit Synekal*. Im. call for and deliver. Temporary Fuel and Feed '49-A Honses for Sale 72 and again, ao that despite the MaJ. Gen. R. S. Geiger landed on ican home for six years. la. 1939 Olds 6 sedan, H. and R-.- Phone 2-0585. PROPERTY Owners AtUntlon. HOME OWNERS—Are you inter­ Guam. The assault made steady waa Deputy Commander and follies. Phone 6560. lower priority given Pacific oper­ 1937 Plymouth coupe, H. Coles Paperhanging and painting. In­ 25 WHITE Rock pullets. Reason­ FOR SALE- 2-family flat 5 and 5. ested In selling your property? ations they could be continued. progress. Realstanoe ceased on 10 Chief of Staff of the Army Air EbEtTTRK' and Acetylene weld­ Motors. 4164.______side or outside Large savtnga. able. 404 Wetherell street. I RANGE AND Fuel oil. Buck’s 48 and 50 Summit Call owner See us at onde. We pay top cash Only skeleton organisations re­ AugusL Shortly after the Saipan Forces. •Junior was bemoaning the fact ing. No Job too large or tool New block ceilings. Estimates . ■ ...... ASHES and Rubbish removed and Oil Service, Phone 2-0138. 5175. pricea for all tj-pea of property. mained In Australia to procure operation had ended our XXIV Leyte Landtag Date Advanced that his dry cleaning had not been BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Plans BY EDGAR MARTIN 1933 FORD Roadster. Just over­ small. All work guaranteed furnished free. Phone Apex 7256.1 pLUMP, Native turkeys and roast- Toward the end of August Ad­ light hauling. Telephone 8927. Jarvis Realty, 6 Dover road. Tel. ■upplles and maintain air trans­ Corps artinery, which had sup­ delivered: hauled. Good tire*. Gee, Birch Parker Welding Oo., 166 Weet | ------— ------chickens, live or dressed. Orders SEASONED Hard wood, slab and FOR SALE—Good Investment 4- ported that action, began the neu­ miral Halsey’s Third Fleet began Junior—I haven’t got a decent VM VOHH. I NtYO HOW IH’ W$.VC-V\,, YOO PAINTING AND Paperhanging 4112 or 7275. port. ^ 0 VtW* l i t Road. Phone 2-0910. Middle run.plke. Tel. 8926. ALL MAKES of washing ma­ now taken for Christmas. Tele­ kindling. Immediate delivery. famlly dwelling, 4 rooms each Similar to the preparation of tralisation of Tinian, assisted by a probing operation in the west­ pair of pant* to my name. (NW WLNStV$OV .\ViVUv.V\6«« I OOKfl VOyjw; ^>01 V OOKk’X oo OOMTT V15OV0 Good work. Reasonable rates phone 7266. Hauling and trucking. Ashes re­ apt with bath. Very good con­ "WANTED To Buy — 2-famlly ern Carolines and the Philippines VOVN HOVJ*. MY L CNO AMY WLM5'\V$OA. WANTED—ALL KINDS elec- chines repaired. 10 years’ exper­ Western Europe for Invasion, each fighter aircraft of the Seventh Air Father— Why don’t you sue 1938 PACKARD aedan, $175 down; I Raymond Flske. Phone 3384. moved. cellars cleaned. Phone dition. Centrally located. Rental house Immediately. Muat be close His carrier planes struck at Yap eiUPWtwT VOAY IWt WOW 'MOM W tW 1 6VRLW10W O O 1940 Lincoln Zepher, $448 down; 1 trie wiring and repairing. Any ience. Call, A. Brewer, 2-0549. FOR SALE—Nice native turkeys. advance northward toward Japan Force. On 24 July elements of the them for promise of breeches, son? 1HVY DOWX MS. t o 1 2-0374. income over $1,100 year. Tax and to schools and buses. Call Mr. and the Palau Islands on 7 and TOR VOOOVDf \V3 K!n NOO? aUte ]ob given prompt attention. Kelly Brothers, Talcottvllle. Tele­ was preluded by air attack. Under 2d and 4th Marine Divislona as- 6 0 OCX WA1W HXMR 1941 Chev. sedan. $380 down; REFRIGERATION SERVICE water bills $220 year- lo t 140’ Goodchlld. Man. 3898 or Hart­ September, and the next two days 1 W’iU! Kiqovo £ 1941 Packard sedan, $458 down; Call 3975 before 7 p. m.______Private Instructions phone 4530. FOR Si^LE—3-tons chestnut and front. Price $9,400. Exclusive bombed Mindanao. On the morn­ lAt.MY WOSWN30 1HEY Qrunow. Coldspot. Crosley, ford 2-0779 evenings. My road Is steep as an Alpine 1941 Ford Club coupe. $360 down; pea coal. Inquire J. Foy, 150 Kee­ agents. Brae-Burn Estates. Phone ing of the 12th Admiral Halsey 60fcW 001 WXIW Brunner's, 80 Oakland street r a d i o REPAIRING. Plck-up WesUnghouse. and all other makes. PRIVATE LESSONS for children DELUXE Dressed chickens, broil­ FUNNY BUSINESS path. 1W W ivcew OW A •WUK _ In reading and arithmetic. ney street. * 5329 or 7728. struck the central Philippines and The dangers multiply apace; 6191. Open 'til 7.______aervlce. Kadloe checked at the 1 Commercial and Domestic. ers, fryers 43c, roasters 48c. De­ IV v K il'------^ VOCOEA! home. Store open all day Man- ELOCUTION—Speech problems liveries Wednesday - Saturday. arrived at a conclusion which My evil foes, surcharged with V0\1H 't H chestei Radio Service, 78 Birch SfTENTlFIC corrected—clear diction—articu­ stopped up the schedule by wrath. w\aw\ $501*51 FOR BALE^1937 Chevrolet 4-door 2-0617. Special price for stores, Garden— Farm— Dairy Lots for Sale 73 sedan, radio and heater. Call 6301 itreet Telephone 2-0840. REFRIGERATION CO. lation. White Studio (Johnson orders five or more. months Are set to thwart me in the race; Products 50 Carpenters' The OCTAGON Conference was after 6:80 p. m. 137 Oak S t Phone: 2-1226 Block), 709 Main street Phone But. be the goal as hard again, LIGHT TRUCKINO, ashes and then in progress at Quebec. The 1 2-1392. QUALITY GREEN Mountain po­ I will attain! I will!! rubbish removed, reasonable. RADIO and Phonograph service. FOR SALE— 2 Lote. 50 x 150. In­ Joint Chiefs of Staff received I TWO TRUMBULL Electric brood­ tatoes. field runs. 50 Ib. bag $1.25, ■lAlban Asbury, All makes repaired. Military quire 22 Norman street. Wanted espy of a communication from "A m Attitgauriew "TircB ^ 3 6 0 1 .------ers, almost new. Call 5238. at the farm. 1632 Tolland strecL Admiral Halsey to Admiral training. Phone 4553. Guaranteed Musical— Dramatic Buckland. Call 7997. Girl—I don't care for Jim. Half ONE 8-TUBE Delco, one 6-tube SHEET METAL WORK, hot air Radio Service. 37 Margaret road. YOUNG Roasting chickens, 4 to 6 For Big Conslruclio'u Nimit* on 13 September. He rec­ the time he wanti to pet and the- Fliiloo auto radio, $10 each. Call furnace repairing. New pot air LET u s recondition your piano lbs. Also broiler*. Will deliver. FOR SALE—Green Mountain po­ ommended that three projected other half he wants to talk about and air conditioning fumacea In- like new and start It on a new 290 Hackmatack. Phone 8069. Job 1-1403.______tatoes, firsts and second*. Amelia WANTED Intermediate operations against literature. ALLY OOP He’s Very Sensitive, Lady BY V.T.HAMUM atalled. Bavea trough anc. con­ Building— Contracting 14 career of usefulness. The Plano Jarvis, 872 Parker street. Phone Yap, Mindanao, and Taiaud and Chum—I’m not Interested in ductor repairing. Norman Benta. Shop. 6 Pearl street Open 'till 7026. Man of Steady Habits To San^he T.alands to the southward books, either THE PtR*T6 SHIP 7MAT ftSSOJWO /PAW JONES? ■ Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 8966 ______STORM SASH, combination storm 9 p. m. EGGS, Strictly fresh. Call at 366 Long Hours be canceled, and that our forces ALLEY OOP EM(3ASE0 ANOTHER Do General Work in I.aun- OUTFIT OF P E E P ^TC R YOU? WHY; doors Installed Create extra living Hilliard street. attack Leyte in the central Philip­ YOU'RE A R TS RADIO sale* and service, dry. and She wed him for life and later DESPERAPOES (M A 1 space. Increase your Income. Add PIANO Tuning the repairing. Household Goods 51 pines as soon as possible. The NOTHIM6 electrical afpllances also repalr- STEADY WORK discovered he didn’t have any. b a ttl e THAT f o r s a l e —Small girl’* bicycle, one or two rooms. Phone 2-1428. Player pianos specialty John .same day Admiral Nimitz offered BUT A ^ed, prompt and efficient service. Articles for Sale 45 MUELLER warm air quality fur­ PRACTICALLy BEAApwn •■oellant oondltloiL_Call 6109. Cockerham, 28 Bigelow street Steady Work to place Vice Admiral Theodore 3. EXTERMIKJATEP naces In stock. Devlno Company. Apply in Person For the 5.366.347th time this Call 2-1403. 698 North Main Dial 4219 CHRISTMAS trees and wreaths. Wilkinson and the 3d Amphibious both CREWS. f o r s a l e —Boy * 24” bicycle, Flaiista— Nurseries 15 PosLOfflce Box 1007, Waterbury story has been told: street. New England Hotel stand, Bol­ ForCQ xyhlyh...Included the XXIV $80, In good condition. Phone 89. Telephone 3-3856, Waterbury. Throughout the An enthusiastic golfer came 1 HAVE 8 Beautiful Christmas ton. Jim Monahan. 3823. Army Corps, then Ipatllng In Ha- 6256. I CARPENTER work of all kind*. Help Wanted— Female 35 NEW SYSTEM home to dinner, which in itself Call Manchester 8608 between 6- trees for church or hall, 6 to 14 GOOD USED furniture bought Winter w'sii for the Yap operation, at was a rare happening. His wife SilCTCLES -Boy** and Olrl’a full 6:80 p. m. ______feet. Will sell for 5 to 8 dollars WOMAN TO care for child 3 FOR SALE— Balsam Christmas and sold. We handle stove*, heat­ LAUNDRY General MacArthur's disposal for looked at him sharply and said; each. Tel. 3413. trees and hand-made toys. A. R Apply an attack on Leyte. Gen. MacAr- *Ue._ ____ Bothexcellent condition. years, In my home, vicinity of ers. stove parte and pipes Open Harrison Street Wife—I thought Junior caddied #25 and $22. 145 Pine street TELEPHONE end mall service. Adama. 5 days week. Call after Talcott, Route 15, Vernon. East evenlnge. Jones Furniture Store. thur’s views were requested and 2 for you this afternoon? Phone calls tsken. Mail forward­ days later he advised us that he Roofing— Repairing 17-A 5:30. 2-0676. of the Traffic Circle. 36 Oak street Tel. 2-1041. TURNER / Husband— Well there! I wa.s ed. Appointments made. Trust­ waa already prepared to shift his sure that boy’s face looked very CHRISTMAS toys, beautiful new REAL ESTATE LISTINGS worthy efficient seiwlce. Tel. EXPERT REPAIRS of shingles, WE HAVE finest assortments of plans to land on Leyte 20 Octobe>', familiar. 2-1301. '______WOMAN For cleaning, two days cocking horses, all different kitchen linoleums. Also tile and Construction Co. instead of 20 December as previ­ Ot AO rype* Waatedi slate, composition and tin roofs Rebuilding and repairing of a week. Phone 4207. types. Also Isirge doll cradles wall coverings. Manchester Floor ously intended. It wa* a remark­ Wife (compHaining) — . When Oaab AeallaMe. 1 ALL APPLIANCES serviced and Phone 2-1586. Covering Center, 24 Birch. Call Myrtle and Curtis Streets able administrative achievement. repaired, burners, refrigerators, chimneys and flashings. E. - V. HOUSEWORKERS —18 to 50 — WANTED n -n • you were courting me you promis­ Coughlin. 390 Woodland street 6688. New Britain, Conn. (Next: End of Japanese Sea- FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Samples BY MERRILL BL06SB1 JARVIS REALTY CO. $60. a month plus board, room 3 CEILING light fixtures; high ed that if I accepted you, you ranges, washers, etc. All work Phone 7707. power.) oao* 6119 Rmfidenee 2875 guaranteed. Metro Service Co. and laundry- 48 hours. 6-day quality gas range; 2-pc. Frieze would never look at another wom­ PARLOR STOVES, oil heaters, h; an. rRrCKLES ASKED O H .w E a- Thanks. sharb:(8opf« r s — u t s , W matIi The I wA$hw> Weekdays airf Sandnya week. ■ Permanent Job. Vacation living-room suite; dresaer, etc. bric-a-brac, sleds, all kinds of ' Experienced ID TAKE ME IDCA OF JUNX ID Tel Manchester 2-0883. ROOFING—Specializing In re I Between 1841 and 186i, Amer­ Hubby—Why honey. I thought THAT HAVE A PARAOe AGAIN TIME' with pay. Mck pay. Private hos­ Phone 7075. used furniture. 17 Maple street, "That’s no snow man! That’s my husband still trying OUT' IDMlSHr- ORIVINO pairing roofs of all kinds, also ican tonnage in foreign trade rose you understood ail About those SyOULDNT new roofs. No Job too small or pital In Hartford near center of open days. to get out of a sand trap!" -AWD LOOK. “ OVIK ATTENTION Christmas buyers. Stenographer from 782,838 to 2,496,899 tons. campaign promises. carload large. Good work, fair price. Free city. Write to Misd Mildred Available at Once—- .,J ANY. ,0«8aThAT9 Rudlnsky, 404 Washington street, Sell at popular prices, toys, GAS STOVE, prewar, table top, | JUMCJ AVAILABLV estimates. Call Howley, Man­ novelties, Jewelry. 251 North Apply /OU'VC IN O IhK , Hartford, Conn. Ivory and black porcelain, excel­ chester 5361. Main street. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH LOST ^ M AW iriS/, lent condition. Telephone' Man­ Ashworth St. INTERESr Your Future Employment ' ROOFING, ASBESTOS sldewalt* FOR SALE—PorUble fireplace, chester 4472. Cheney IN H(N\ , •avestroi gh conductors, Nu- Help Wanted— Male 36 I.«rge 6-Room Single in ex­ ANYWAY/ almost new, reasonable. Inquire FOR SALEl—4 rooms of furniture. Si0(> If you are interested in securing employment in wood ceilings and interior walls 174 Middle Turnpike, West, after Brothers Wood shingling, general repair­ SALESMAN Wanted by well- Kitchen, living-room and 2 bed- j cellent repair, I,arge lot. an industry in which the work is clean and inter­ ing. Free estimate. Time pay known oil coinpany. Man over 7 p. m. , .rooms. Complete with linens, bed­ 2-car garage. Steam heat. esting, it is suggested that you give consideration thirty-five preferred. Experience ding, curtains, etc. Will sell as a ments Louis Lavlgne, Manches TWO LIONEL Electric trains, Vito the Textile Industry. ter toofing Oall 7-142*. not necessary. Immediate steady complete imlt only. Shown by ] income for man with car. Write freight and paasenger, forty feet appolntmenL Jarvis RetUty Co., S. H. Collins, 561 Standard Build­ of track, coal loader, remote con­ 6 Dover road. Tel. 4112 or 7276. JARVIS REALTY CO, I \ This Company offers employment to men and Read Herald Advsr ing, Cleveland 13, Ohio. trol dump cars, switche* and CUSTOMERS women who want to learn a new occupation and crossing*. sUtlon. tower, tunnel*, PARLOR Stove, coffee urn, .coffee 6 Dover Road transformer*, etc. Price $150. stand, bwerage cooler f o r sale. Tel. 4112 or< 7275 to those who are experienced in textile work. A All staini^s steel 261 North | WAITING RED RIDER Where There’s Smokf BY FRED HARMAN thorough course of training will be given to those - Telephone Manchester 6175. Main streeL 'SX3 still ie> 1^-jplac WE ,'\AD£ IT/ RYDER ^ without experience. t h r e e -b u r n e r oil cook stove 4, 5 and 6-Room Singles, UUlE DEAYEK.'c nATSE \^S 'i-.M e>AC-e«*«ict.sic. T.M.*m.u.ar>T.eto. ! - THa AWTl-lh5FLATlOM hiECtClie CrtARLEV'S tsAhiG Walls Washed (30LLlN(s TME SUGAR Apply -At: , Jarvis Te All «se.«to*e*sa^towi^(toT.iuaa.l»,AtoTj«.. 'i a k e ^ i s iiiy iop sergeant in I'rance and ^Wnianv—T im lOEAf UM.YAS/ Thte CALL 3256 Floors Waxed We UivHa yee to taspeot the materials sad workmaiishlp Jneer* ILLS 0«= IMFLATIOM X CUBES, NVA30R/ -«* brought him along because be wants to play Suita Claus - Cesveelesf/y loeefed ^ Painting and Polishing pentod late the several new hemee we aew have oader oonstrae* ’ Your.6on called me a 'com merebant’ r DEEA\ GROSSLV YOU MUST HAN» btAD i Cheney Brothers Employmenl Office Service Men " for aome kida thia jearr* EKA&f&ERATED — — SPECIAL EtSOlPMEhXTTD 161 Center St. Merteheiter See Us On Tdnr Odd Jobs! HANE A C iG A R ? , BAlODLE 6UCB A BOT IT'S A SO-CEtJfTER.^ 6ROU(UT5CR/ Several new homes now JARVIS REALTY iipdcr constmetion. We are W ASH TUBBS \Psychological Flak BY LESLIE T u r n e r T LANKMSONARD lOOULO*Va MIN PWCHARfllK) AUVAYS iSHEN t lOOlC MICKEY FINN A .Question! ip a poaitlop to bnIM what you Want if It la not avail BV NOW-0OW6 HOMB TO BAOC OVER MY PART BU T WHV«. WHY DIDN'T ^SENTLBMeN^ALtiF sw (N M cmmpul nstooe! Vs THIS WAR. LUTHER, OOYOUTMINR ^>^TDLIKCTO CLARIBEL KNOW IS THAT SHE M able at the present time, I TITE COMING . BASSBTTT SHE A S K US J WILL «TAND our «06H,LJNCLEPHL.-I AND THAT WAS SH6LL 6 0 THROUGH ) THINK SO- TO COME OUT ;6AID SHE'D EE HERB i, ' THE OUATKT HAZARD _WITH THAT IDEA BUT I'M IN TO SEE US I SHE HASN'T HA^ TO CONTEND WTH CANT GIFT OVER THE . SOME MEAL we N IN lO SEE HER AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.' SEE US FOR WAY MISS TITE MAS HAD YESTEKDAY, OF TEARING DOWN J AFRAID HER TOWN FOR -A S WE HAVE.. , SO CANCEL ALL YOUR COMPLETE DETAILS Let F. & S. Sell Your Property CHANSEDilNEVER MICHAEL M THINK ALL THOSE ^ LAWYERS .TWENTY, a l w a y s DONB?^ 'o t h e r appointments .' THOUGHT WE'D BE I’VE.REAay •s w a m p TOWN" ^ WtU TAUC HOT We have many cHenta waittaig for property of every t e n e m e n t s ? y OUT OF IT/ YEARS' EATING AT THE SAME CHANGED HER description In Mancheater and anburba. If yon. have WITH HER' »nO AHUMAN w u x r r . Jarvis Realty EfflNG.* I •UUWMK*!. 1 Company property for aale. Hat H with as for qaiek reaults plus nersoaal attention — r

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