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May Command Invasion Forces

5th Army Pincers 6th Army Occupies

Nears San Pietro; Merkus Peninsula;

Tanks in Battles

Continues to Gain and to Hand Fighting ^ FaCtOVS

Continues as Ameri- Takes Coinplele Control cans Dig Garmans Out Slow Gains Nazis Report Plans Shift O f Neck o f Land

Of Pillboxes on Out- Flanking Arawe Har- skirts o f Heavily Forti- Along 'Boot White Russia For Leader bor; No Distinct Bat- fied Village Today. Of Invasion tleline Establisbcd; Italian Aid Le$$ Than Battle Heavy Scaltereil Enemy Re- Allied Headquarters, Al- Expected; Competing iers, Dec. 18.—K^)~^A Fifth sislanee Eliininated rmy pincers movement In Priorities; Rome of Ruflflians Strengthen En-\ Belief Is Expressed Mar- Bv Ainericun Forces. losed in today on the heavily Little Military Value. cirelenienl of Kirovo- shfdl to Stay in Pres- ortified village of San Pietro, ent Job; Eisenhotver even miles southeast of Cas- grad; K ill 800 Colin-j General MacArthur’s Head- By Wes Gallagher To Direct Landings. quarters, New Guinea, Dec sino, as the Eighth Army re- Allied Headquarters, ‘ Algiers, ter - Atta<6king Foes. | ported capturing or destroy- 18. — (JP) — Troops of th« bee. 18.—'.'PI—Three factors, as London, Dec. 18—(>P»—Troops of Washington, Dec. 18.—(/P(— The United States Si.fth Arm> ing 15 German tanks in a se- Important, if not more so, than ries of srmored battle* on the Gen. Ivan S. Konev's Second unofficial but usually authoritative have (fecupied the entii’4 terrain and weather, have played other side of the peninsula. Amer- Ukraine Army have strengthened Army and Navy registes-expressed Cape Merkus peninsula in th« large part In the alow progress ican troopa reached the outskirts their encirclement of the indus- belief today that revised plans Arawe sector of New Britaii of San Pietro, where hand to hand of the American Fifth and the fighting continued for the second British Eighth Army up the Italian trial city of Kirovograd, killing would place Gen. Dwight D. Elsen- island, and,are continuing t< straight day as the doughboys boot, it appears to me after a tour 800 counter-attacking Germans, hower in charge of the Invasion of advance. General MacAr- dug the German* out of their pill- of southern Italy. General Eisenhower, center, above, welcoming President Roosevelt at the airport In CMtelvetrano, Moscow announced today as Nazi we.'rtern Europe and that Gen. thur'a headquarters announced to. night. This gave the invasios boxes one ty one. They are: , Sicily, may have been picked as commander of the Allied forcea to Invade Europe from Britain, ac- sources reported new and heavy George... C. Marshall, previously 1. The Italian surrender has forces which landed four day* ago Only One Road to Escape cording to the Army and Navy Register. Elsenhower is to tackle the job * slated to take over supreme com- produced.far less in a military fighting in White Russia. complete control of the three-mill The ’ Americana how hold for Gen. Marshall, who. It is reported, is to remain in his position as chief of staff of the U. S. Army. would mand of Ahierlcan-Brltisb forces, sense than had first been hoped for. Capture of Kirovograd would continue in his present post neck of land flanking the Armwi heights north, east, south and Shown in the picture at the left Is Lieut. Gen. Geo rge S. Patton. seriously menace the German gar- southwest of the village, a mili- The Italian armed forces have not as U. S. Army chief of staff. harbor on the southwest coast ol yet proved of any great value, rison at Krivol Rog, principal The register, crediting "well-in- the big island, and leading to» tary commentator said, leaving source of manganese for Ger the Germans only one road to es- especially on land, and Italian formed sources" for its informa- ward the site of the presently guerrilla activity and sabotage has many's war machine. The Ger- tion, saldj'this reversal" of plant serviceable air atrip cape. s mans have held to this vital min- The attack on San Pietro was been negligible. Liquor, Taxes apparently stemmed from the re- Initisl Objectives of TI 2. This Mediterranean theater Big Munitions Plant ing center for months, hurling The peninsula, together with coordinated w'ith an assault on back rfpeated Red Army frontal cent Middle-East jionferenc# be- 1,000-foot Mount Lungo, to the is competing in priorities with tween President Roosevelt and the off^lying Pilelo teland wblcM south of the Rome road. Closing of other theaters which figure higher Twin Issues attacks. Prime Minister Churchill, stating was overrun the first day of the the pincers would chop off a large in Allied plans. Blasted During Raid Report Unusually Laconic 'some decision must have been attack, were deagtlbed aa the section of the road near the en- 3. ' Outside of prestige there is Today's Russian communique reached___ that makes it more de- prime initial objectives of the trance into the Casslno plain. little military value in capturing was unusually laconic, confining sirable for General Marshall to sea-borne * tr y « against Japanese Rome. It would not be worth the For Senate occupation fn New Britain, theil Further inland Allied troops itself mainly to action around K1 stay In Washington where his ad- captured Lagone, a 2.000-foot tremendous cost in infantry casual- Swedish Engineer Tells Final Death rovograd, but Berlin reported ter- ministrative ahlUtiea, sjtrategical major has* in the Southwest Pa» mountain village two miles west ties to bring the campaign to a rific battles in White Russia, pos- talents, and wise counsel,will be eifle area of Filignano in hard street fight- quick end.' Two-Fisted Floor Fight Of Violent Explosion sibly heralding the opening of a available to others of the top-side CHrr force neai Arawa eontln- Campaign Worth Cost ing. Three German attacks north- Shaking Berlin During full-scale Russian winter drive for at • home concerned with prosecu- ues-^ expand Ita position;*’ .a head- west of Venafro were repulsed, But despite the fart that there is Affecting---- Both Im- Toll likely the Baltic. tion of the war."------artsrs spoksanisn saiil «1w thB but in central lU Iy on the Fifth little chance that the drive can be pends; Hope .to Re- British Air Attack. Dispatches from Henry C. Cas- With Eisenhower directing th^, Sasis of developments through Army front Allied positions were 'seeded up. I am convinced that sidy, Associated Press correspon- tsrday. driven back by a fierce German the' campaign has been worth the lease Whiskey Held. To Hit 80 dent in Moscow, meanwhile, said (CoatlnoMl OB Pag* Twi No distinct battleline he* becB mountain lunge. Stockholm, Dec. 18.— (/P)— that Gen. Nikolai Vatutin's First established, the spokesman said, Reinforce Defense Hilla (Conttnoenl on Page Ten) One of Berlin’s largest muni- Ukraine Army, in smashing Mar but Americans in intermlttant The critical nature of the strug- Washington, Dec. 18—(iP)—Liq- combat eliminated scattered enemy tions factories ip suburban Mililary Folice .hal FriU_ von^ gle on the Fifth Aftny front was uor and taxes, which started out Weary 1 offensive in the Kiev bulge, ''hss resisUnce aa it waa encountered. Babelsberg was blown up by Storm Troop evidenced by the fact that the Ger- as separate congressional prob- And Wrecking Crews won a defensive victory ss 4mpor' Th* Japanese were reported te mans had reinforced their defense Lewis, Mine lems. turned out to be twins in the R.A.F.’s Thursday night tant as some of its offensive vic- have continued their air activity of the hills with a new division, over the sector in an effort to ham- the Senate today. A two-fisted raid, a Swedish engineer just Tug at Debris With tories. Leader Gives the Fifth Mountain division, which •The tknk battle west of Kiev per American gams, but thera bat floor fight, affecting both, im- returned from the Reich cap- a military commentator said had Owners Sign Winch Upon Truck. has died down after five weeks of been no indication of any damage come direct from Russia. . ita\ said today. The engineer, caused. The enemy’s earlier aerial pended. frantic but futile German efforts Around San Pietro the eACiny---- The link, setting up the prom- Karl Erikson said, “ it was Lumberton. N. C., Dec. 18—1,0 to break the Red Army’s main ^ Stler Blame was barricaded in innumerable light as day on the streets from (Onntineed oa Pag* Sevea Wage Terms ised scrap, was established this The task of extrtcaUng mangled Dnieper river salient," Cassidy concrete pillboxes and caves and way: fires and I counted 41 in a 15-min- ■ all approaches to the village were dead from the wreckage of two A t- wrote. The Senate Finance committee iite walk down the street. A quar- "Although the Germans gained;il-^ys Fuehrer Responfli- guarded with mines and booby- ter of an hour after I retired in lantic Coast Line trains which col- traps— making the progress of Dispute Close to. Set adopted a new tax bill to yield $2,- the important rail cities of Zhit 284,000.000 more next year, less the Hotel Excelsior, which waa lided near here Thursday sped for- mir and Korosten, and the hlgh- ble for Reign of Cruel- the Americans slow and costly de- practically untouched except that ff spite the fact that the Fifth Army tlenient as Railroad than a fifth of what the Treasury ward today, and the Red Cross I way junction of Radomsyl i^ p ro - ly in Soviet Union; Flashes! asked. the windows were broken, a vlo- longed and expensive armpred as- now dominates the hills on three Icht explosion shook Berlin. The estimated that the final death toll (Late BuUetina e( tha (jet WIM) Controversy Still Has Sentiment to Tax Whiskey saults, they failed to achieve a ma Doeiinientfl FalnifiFd. Bides of the village. next moniing I learned the blast might mount to 80. Upwards of jor breakthrough, " m fighting Fighting on the Eighth Army's A special committee invi^stigat- Its Harsh Gratings. was at one of Berlin's largest 50 others were injured. which originally ipvolved eight Held for Superior Court end of the line was equally bitter ing the liquor shortage found that munitions factories at Babelsberg Moscow, Dec. 18—(.P)—A Nazi with the Germans counter-attack- Weary mililary police and German tank divisions has now Bridgeport, Dee. 18.—( ^ —Wafr* U7.000.000 gallons was stored in which was destroyed by a delayed dwindled to scouting operations.” storm troop commander was quot- ing and both sides using tanks. By Washington, .Dec. 18- (JC} The warehouses waiting to be eight' wrecking- crews tugged at debris Ing examlnatton on charges a< eea action bomb." Holds Wide Springboard ed today as telling a Kharkov spiracy, three partlclpaata la nightfall yesterday, 13 German coal wage dispute came clo.se to a years old ’when Federal taxes can Erikson. who has been install- with a winch-equipped truck and a Cassidy ^ e d that Vatutin still fake hold-up In which $2,018 tanks had been turned into flam- definite aettlement |pday after j be imposed. So sentiment arose ing turbines, in Italy for the past tore through the smashed railway court trying him for murder as a a pay- ing wrecks and two had been cap- cars, discovering portions of bodies holds a wide springboard west of roll of the Fairfleld Dree* Cons- nearly a year ot wrangling but the for taxing the whiskey at the age four S’cars, was passing through Kiev for further expected Russian war criminal that "there was no tured intact. of four 'years, on the theory this and pulling out blood-soaked cloth- pany was taken were bound a w Berlin en route to Sw'eUen from offenslvea toward the old PoIi#i question of international law” on Fight Way North of Road railroad controversy still had Its would reliease much of it for the ing. to the January term of Superior New Zealand troops fought harsh gratings. Genoa. ,/ . froiriuer. the ea.stern front—“Adolf Hitler court when arraigned before Judge parched public and at the same Traffic Resumed on Trunk IJnes Most important of the reported ■> their way on to thS north of the John L. Lewis, president of the tinie provide a badly needed extra Worst Experience In Life was the man responsible for the D. Harold Cotter la City Court to- Orsogna-Ortona road which they United Mine Workers, signed a "I had experienced several Bnt- The wreckage waa shoved off the^j,yjgt drives in White Russia, ac- day. The company’* boolikeeper, billion dollars to finance the gi- tracka and traffic Was resunipd.L.j,rdingr to Berlin, waa an attack reign of cruelty in the Soviet had crosaed three days ago and Tt two-year. no-strike agreement gantic war costs'.' i.sh and American air raids before, union." Mrs. Fay Pappas, 35, of 1003 Blad- with operators, representing more but this was the worst experience over the A.C.L.'a trunk lines ^ s -1 pegun last Monday by Gen. Andrei was against those units that the Chairman George (D., Ga.) of terday. . . . . -w He then added, according to the ison avenue, and her brother, Peter Germans directed their heaviest than two-thirds of the soft coal in- in my life," he said. , 1. Yeremenko in the area’ south of Bocklaro, 22. of 56 Albioa streeL the Finance committee tried to The number of known dead was Nevcl, 70 miles from the Latvian Moscow press account of the trial, counter blows, particularly in the dustry. ' ^ , w "Bombs dropped unceasingly that Heinrich Himmler. Gestapo Mere able to furnish bond* of This sign of peace on the labor put the liquor tax chahgc into the for nearly half'an hour, especial- reported by Ihe Red CjXiss at 70 border. vicinity jf Orsogna. new revenue bill and w ,s defeat- chief and minister of the Interior, 85.000 each, but .Mm. PaPPM* front was disturbed however by ly around the air raid shelter near yesterday—47 service-men and 23 Here, the German broadcasts Some of the enemy's First Para- ed. 17 to 2. had issued orders to "execute ac- brother-in-law, Anthony Conte, 8^ chute division was wlthdawn from the reaction of a railroad union Anhalter station, where I stayed." civilians '-but later .the Red Cross asserted, the Red Army has ex- of 197 Hurd avenue, waa unable He said, however, that he would tended its operations west and cording to one’s oWn Aryan feel- mountain positions to take part leader to the refusal of Economic He estimated the area within a said possibly 10 prfire are still in to provide a similar bond. seek to add considerable revcYiue one car. y-;' northwest of Nevcl Yeremenko ings." — in this fighting. Stabilization Director Fred M. radius of a third of a mile of the The witness,' Hans Ritz, is be- • ♦ • Bad weather gi-ounded the big Vinson to approve an eight-Cents- to the tax bill \vhen it hits the floor The War (jepartment antiounced was said by the Nazis to be using Anhalter statipn had been de- ing tried with other Germans and Financial Guarantees Required bombers of the 15th Strategic Air an.hour wage boost for non-oper- without expl,imng whether he had from Wa-sbihgton last night the at least 60,000 troops bolstered by vastated, but said the station it- one Russian traitor under the New York, Dec. 18.—(A’l—Hela- Force which on the three previous ating employes. the liquor question m mind again, self was undamaged. Also hard names soldiers killed, but or whether he might demand some ((.'ontinued on Page Seven pledge b.v the Soviet union, the rlch liiinmler, chief of Ihe (iermaa days had smashed at enemy alr- Harrison Warns Democrats hit were the weatern suburbs ot was upable to say if the list was Gestapo, now requires German* to compfiete. The Red Cross iden- United States and Great Britain While Lewis and his UMW made ontinued on Page Sevea Babelsberg and Neuzelsberg. that war criminals would be rive flnanrial and personal guar- (Continued on Page Ten) peace with a majority of the coal “ When I left the Tempelholf tifted a dozen civilian dead and the antees that they “ will not enter in- tesk of identifying others confinii- brought td justice at the scenes producers, George M. Harrison, airfield fires were still burning in of their crimes and tried under to any discussion about the situa- president of the Brotherhood al three administration offices. The ed slowly. Plot Reason tion in Germany” before permit- Railroad and Steamship Clerks Headed by Ueut. Clinton Gris- local law. pei'sonnel told rpe that four hqh- Detailed .Vcceunts Given ting them to visit a neighboring Bus Drivers warned that Vinson's action /had Soldier Bonus gars were destroyed and parts, of wold of West Allis, Wise., a group ciiuniry. the British radio said to- “ done the Democrats nq, damn of four military police from the For Movinjj Detailed accounts of the pro- I ____ ceedings. the first since the three- day In a broadcast recorded by good.” Harrison said President (Continued on P » e Seven Laurlnburg-Maxlon Army air base CBS. Bi'fore a visa Is Issued the Work Again Roosevelt himself had urged the / T a l k R e v i v e d ripped through the wreckage to power pledge, were given in Mos- cow newspapers. Col. N. K Gestaim makes a |iersonal Investi- eight cent Increase as a compro- rearch and recover bodies. Pfc. Wil- Roosevelt Reveals Warn- gation. requires the deposit of a mise to the original 20 cents an Treasury Balance liam Busko of New York. Corp. Dunaiev of the Justice department is comiucting the prosecution, and large suiii of money and obtains hour demand. / Outgrowth of Unani- James MayheW, of Dallas, Tex ing Given liy Stalin Return To Jobs and Ask the defendants are represented by Ihe signature of two relatives or Vinson turned It down as infla- mous Senate Approval Washington, Dec. 18.-—WP)—The and Pfc. Harold Sieling of Fre- At Teheran Talks. friends who are thus threatened Reconsideration' of De- tionary, the Senate passed a reso- position of the Treasury Dec. 16: mont, O.. climbed into the shamb- with arrest If the prospective trav- (Continueu on Page Seven Of Mustering-Out Pay. Receipts, $365,782,892.02; ex- led cars time after time to attach eler falls to live up to his promises, cision on Pav Contract. (pontteoed on Page Two) peniUtures, $265,355,660.53; .net a cable objects which blocked the Washington. Dec. 18.—(Fy — the broadeasl said. Washington, Dec. 18.— — Sol - balance, $12,247,821,644.10; cus- rescue pathi. Hach time the vrinch Peace for this generation at lea.st Atlanta, Def. l8—(4>)—Striking dier bonus talk was he^rd again toms receipts for month, $18,968,- may evolve from the Cairo-Teh- MaV Fight Yugoslavtans drivers and maintenance employes today ,ih the ca(>ttol. outgrowth of 540.64. (OentiniMMi Page Two) eran conferences, says President Partisan Units Roosevelt, hack at his White Cairo. Dei'. 18— J’— The ex'led of the Southeastern Greyhounfl 43 Believed unanimous Senate approval for a Vugoslav government’s Ipforaia- House desk today after a 36-day Bus lines returned to work at, measure authorizing from $200 to , tion office said today that Han* 12:01 a. m. today and aaked the $500 mustering-out pay for vet- 25.000-mile trip that was spiced, to Hit Nazis Hard say the least, by a threat to his Neiihai'her. the Nazis’ special en- Regional War I^bor Board to re- Lost at Sea vo erans of World war TS . v„N to sSiithrastcrn Europe. Is consider its decision on their wage, Sponsors of what amounts to a Italian Group Apologizes personal safety. negotiating w4th (he Hungarian^ Mr. Roosevelt gave reporters contract. , bonus were spurred to new activity Seize Initiative After government over the latter s pro- "nie workers contended the de- Boston Collier Suffolk by the dispatch with which the yesterday a aketchy glimpse of his posal to withdraw -Hungarian cision contained inequities by re- epochal meetings with Priqje Senate decided yeatdrday that uni For Neo-Fascism Charge Breaking Heaviest Ger- trooiis from Russia and send them ducing the contract scale in cer- Minister Churchill. Premier Stalin Unreported A f t e r formed men and women ought to ■ \ _____J. Into Yugoslavia. The Yugoslav tain categories while permitting have a substantial government and President Chiang Kai-Shek. man A88aii1t8 Yet. raises-in other categories, the statement said that If the plaa I* Two Distress Calls. check to tide them over the return Naples, Dec. 17— (Delayed) — . demanded an explanation of the He promised more detail in a world approved Hungarian force# would W LB reported. to civilian life. The Italian Committee of Na- accusation that the AMB had be- broadcast at 3 p. m. iewt) next London, Dec. 18. —‘/Fi — Yugo- lie sent Into Yugoslavia to m l^ Approximately 800 drivers and Promised Early Hearing come the “tools of neo-Fascism." Friday, the day before Christmas. slav partl-san troops have gone 2,500 maintenance workers, mem- Boston, Dec. 18 -(4») - Thirty- tional Liberation, representing slX force German troop* nghung seven merchantmen and a Navy Senator McFarland (D., Ariz.), A long debate followed at the end What he doe.snt say in that speech over to the counter-offensive in bers of the Amalgamated Associa- democratic parties, charged in a against both Marshal Josip Bros gun crew of six were believed lost who Joined with Senator‘Maybank of which the letter was withdrawn will be contained in a report to three sectors, seizing the initia- (Tito), the partisan leader, and tion of Street Electric Railway (D., S. C.) in Introducing a World letter tonight that the Allied mili- with apologies. Congress later. tive after breaking the heaviest and Motor Co«ch Employes today as the Boston collier Suffolk Gen. Draj* Mihallovlc, Ring remained unreported after tending war II bonus bin for twice the tary government had become the The protest also was heard by The president got to Washing- German assaults vet launched Feter’s war minister and leader (A F L ), were involved at Birm compensation paid veterans after "tools of nco-Fasciam" in Italy, Maj. Ridg-'way Khight of New ton at 9:30 a. m. yesterday, against the liberated tcifitory, it Ingham. and Tuacalooaa, Ala.; out two radio distress calls during of the regular fon-es. last Saturday’s gale off Montauk the last war, said he had been but later withdrev. the letter and York City. promptly met with congressional was announced today. Chattanooga, knoxville and Nash' Refuses to Allow ihe Meeting leaders, representatives of the Point, Long Uland. promised .an early hearing by the apologized for the statemenL Marshal Josip Bi'oz's tT:tO‘8» Prevent Safe Robbery ville, Tenn.; Louisville and LeX' Senate Finance committee. ' The committee, accompanied by The controversy, the most seri- British, Clilnese. Russian, Turkish. communique, broadcast by the y Ington, Ky., and Atlanta. Sole hop* lay In the possibility oua yet to sTtae between the AMG Lynn, .Has*., Dec. 18—(F^Twu that the men may have been pick- This bill would provide each Benedetto Croce. Italian philoso- Iranian and EgypUan govern- Free Yugoslav radio, reported that The declalon to return to work pher, called en maase at the AMG and Italian pollUcians, was gen- ments, and his cabinet. ■ in the' Serbia-Montenegro border policemen got locked up for h waa announced late last night by ed up by a ship moving with her 'Ceteran with a bond-caahaWe with- while early tiutey but they pr*e in three years after Ita iasuance— offices and presented the* docu- erated by the Allies’ refusal to Reveals Reason For Moving area his Second Corps waa "clear- Faul L. Styles, director ef dispute* radio silenced. ment. which protested the prohibi- permit a congress of all the com- vented a safe robbery. *n.vwv- No Trsrc of Survivors . allowing $2 for each day of service ’ Meeting the press after this, Mr. ing the territory of the enemy,” of the Regional WLB. tion of ah intended political .con- mittees of National Liberation Roosevelt, with his usual flair for that in eastern ^ stiia his troopa Hc’iirlDR prowler* !■ th® The WLB said itg ruling was on Returning searchers reported in the armed lorcea in this country, gress in Naples and asked that the which the Naples committee had the unexpected, revealed why he were going forward in "very heavy Ijtundrv, OMlcers Thonrna 4- a contract agreed to by the union they found no trace of survivors or with a ■ maximum of $1,000, and O’Neil and Salvatore TumlneUI en- $2.50 daily for overseas service, ban be rescinded. scheduled Mr Dec. 20 without no- moved to the Russian embassy in fighting” against tanks, and that and the Greyhound Company. debris In the area and her owners, tifying the AMG or asking per- tered the building.. The k u r g ^ C. H. Sprague and Sons, of Boston, with a maximum of $1,250. • .Ask 'Trensmlsslon to I,e*dera Teheran, Iran, for his talks with in Crotia as well. Yugoslav foicea Main Bua Routes Affected The recipient veteran could draw Party leaders asked that the mission. were on the offensive. got behind the olficem I* listed her as “ overdue.” It was .Icarped from a reliable Stalin and Chutchlll. Service m routes south of Naqb- a periodic amount monthly for letter be transmitted to. President Stalin, he said, warned him Capture Much War Gear mauner and. fled after Iwkkqr M First indication that the Suffolk viUe and Chattanooga wa# aW- Roepevelt, Frtme Minister Churcli- Intennaat that the order refusing The Germans were hard hit in deor from the outald*. Before was IB trouble came flbout U;80 a. educatleiwt. purpoMS. for purchM* pemlsston earn* fron» "hlrter « i - that Uicre was a Nazi plot afoot were releeaed, the offleem 9mm pendad by the gj^rike, a f f « c t o g ^ e f « home or farm er fw aa iudua- iU and t^R iler Stalin. . against all three All«d leaders. Montenegro, where partisan forces m a^ bua rautat batwean Florida m. last Saturday. A second radio thority” than the AMG. He Indi- the outer door of the aef* haagm Aa s e «i a* Signer Arangio- trial venture, or get the whole aum By moving, \Mr. Roosevelt ex- were battling them to a standstill. and th* mid-west. The strike be- call 30 minutes later reported she Rulz, president of the committee, cated that the prohibition was forced hut the taaer deer waa I was in a badigale, had been blown in cash after three years. He also: gan at BtnrUngham Thursday had read the letter, Lieut. Col. laid down by the American and (Coatiaaed en Fagh Pwat Britiah govemmentai. \ - (OMitfliued e « Set s* (CoBitaiied * • Pag* T M ) Carl Kraege of Burlington, Kana., (CMltnaad e « Fag* Ten) (Conttaued oa Pane Ten)

* saith the Lord that created the Sunday SchooS Lesson Sunday at Bushnell Memorial for attending is asked to bring a use- heavens; God himaelf that formed C h r is t m a s Pro y e r Church School Hiffh School Students Plans Shift the earth and made it; he hath all Aircraft children whose pa- Rockville ful gift wrapped in white. Lewis, Mine Remember the Soldiers Final Death The CommHndment of Jesus Letnh as Parties rents work at the East Hartford, The young people will present a catabliahud it, he created It not In 111 P a n t o m i m e Packard, Buckland and Hartford play “White Christmas" with the vain, ha formed it to be Inhabited; Lewis H. Chapman Jack Sanson, chairman of For L«ai1er I am the Lord; and there is none plants and offices. Because chil- 949. Rockville following taking part: Mark Gol- To Greater Tolerance Bettceen Faiths For Employees die, Joyce Prenti.ss, Marjorie Owners Sign the Christmas party being' Toll Likely else.” (Isaiah 45:18). dren o f all employees may attend, staged for the soldiers station- St. Jameas Roman CathoUc Correlative passages from the %______^ instead of admission being limited Robb, Frank Forbes, Marion Neal- Of Invasion The Center Church Children of the TSoiith son. Milton Brown, John Casey, ed here on December 25, yes- Ministers; Watson Woodruff and Rev. William J. Dunn, Pastor Christian Science textbook. ’’Sci- By William . Gilroy, D.D. <|>flieting views and attitudes it be- to the families of members of the Wnge Terms terday afternoon received 102 ’ To Hit 80 Rev. Edmund Barrett, Assistant Patty Harrison. Marjorie Chase, - Browne Barr ence and Health with Key' to the Methodist to Give a In commenting on the New hooves us to mtolfest the spirit United Aircraft Clubs club, three separate programs will City’s Chiii^olies Ellen Goldie, Ixns Peizer and Al- cartons of Cigarettes from the (Continued from Page One) Scriptures” by Mary Baker Eddy, ^ . , , . . . aklte ot the Old Testament ana be ^ven in Bushnell. For the Christinas Program. Comniandnient of Jesus in the last I ^ tolerance born Arrange Entertain- bert Baxtjr.^. V (Continued from Page One) students of Manchester High. (Continued from Page One) Center church welcomes you to Sunday ma.sses: Include the following (p. 189): second shift the program will be A parly -4* being held ibis aft- This was acebmpUshed by the | invasion from London, the publica- Ror adults, 5:30, 7, 8:30, 9:45, "The human mortal mind, by an lesson I have laid stress upon the j considerateness, kindliness, and presented from 9 a. m. to noon. To Mark Date Student Council and made a' tion added, "it is indicated that the services of Christmas Simday inevitable pervereion, makes all ments for Children. ernoon: for the. members \ of the lution favoring it and Harrison's jerked free a piece of shattered In the church tomorrow. Sunday. and 11.a. m. On Sunday morning all mem fact that Jesus Himaelf was the . brotherly loVe. No man honors The third shift invitation is for Cradle Rolj and their mothers at welcome addi'ilon to the list of ^ equipment. Gen. Sir Harold Alexander of the Children's mass at 8:30, down- things start from the loweet In- embodiment of the New Coni- : Chriat by being i.nklndly or Intol- testimony was given the House In- December 19. \ hers of the Church school at 1 to 4 p. m. and the first shift the . parsonage. .Mr.s. Wallace terstate Commerce committee in presents already in for the Six more bodies--three sailors, British Army will sucCeedTU) com- stairs. !- stead of from the highest mortal mandment thgt He has set us the i erant in His name, East Hartford, Dec. Ifr—Under from S to 8 p. m. The same pro- Special Cbrislinas Pro- party. Mr. Sanson -said that he mand of the Allied forces In the 9:30 a. m.—Chilrch school. thought, The reverse ia the case South Methodist church will hold Thrall who is in ciiargc of the connection with that resolution. two soldiers and one “Wave" — tl;()0 a. m —Morning service of ...... V ' supreme examj>l?i of love In action. The more strongly we beheve the aponaorthlp of the United Air- gram of stage acts and movies Cradle Roll departnjent was the could use 350 more cartons. were taken from thq wreck before mid-Mediterranean.” Alexander la with all the formations of the im- their annual Chri.stmas service in All rail workers have taken St. Bridget’s K. k and that He never asks anyone to in Hla divinity the more expncit- craft Club, Inc., Christmas parties will be presented at each perform- grams Ht Kockvifle^s hostess.' strike votes with wages as the the tracks were cleared. now deputy Allied commander in Worship. mortal divine Mind. They proceed thq_ Sanctuary at 9:30 o’clock. do anything or go anywhere with- ly we should manifest that beliM ance. Mias .Mary E. GilUgan that area. Prelude, "Noel” ------D A q i^ Rev. James E. Tllnmlns, Pastor from the divine eource; and eo, in in the love that He Identifitd with for the children of United Air- Hop^rs of Worship. princi|>al laaue. Relatives Flock to Luiiiberton Anthem. “ Ye Watchers and Ye Rev. Francis Breen, Assistant The feature will be a pantomime out having shown the way Him- For children of employees of the Mias Mary Elizabeth Gllligan, Other shifts in tne high com- tracing them, we constantly God. Similarly, the Jew who Ul -' craft employees will be held this / ______subject to Board .Approval Relatives of those killed flocked Holy Ones ’—17th Century <>r. Rev. Marshall Filip, .Assistant of the story, "Why the Chimes self. Wlllimantlc plant a party will be of 0 Cherry^Btreet, died Friday at The new coal contract is subject mand, both abroad and at home, ascend in infinite being.” nearest to the. greatest teaching-W year in Bushnell Memorial,' Hart- Rpckville. Drc. 18.— (Special) — Local Schools to Lumberton, and Stone J. Crane, man Carol, the church. Inter- This is to be borne In mind in given in the capital theater in the RockvillakCity Hospital . Shq to War Labor board approval. were forecast. Rang,” written by Raymond Mac- connection wijh this lesson in his own prophets wiU nr^.llhd it ford, the Capital Theater in Willi- Sufidny will be marked with spe- was bom in Rockville, the daugh- Red Cross disaster director there, mediate, and Junior choirs. Masses on Sunday at 5:30, 7:30, Donald Alden. Members of the that town Tuesday afternoon from Terms are substantially the same The Register article gave ' ex- SI. Mary’s Episcopal Church which Jesus ia set before us as the difficult to love his.- Christian mantic and the Embahsy Theater, ter of the late John F. and Mar- said help was being provide^ them pression to reports current in Hymn, "Angel*, from the Realms 9, 10 and 11 a. m. Junior department will'dramatize 3:30 to .'5:30. The Embassy the- cial services appHipriale to the as those In force under the pact in. identifying the dead, arid in nec- Rev. Ellison F. Marv in, fulfillment, not only specifically brethren. Now Britain. The East Long- garet Norton Gilligan and had In War Effort Washington, but not confirmed in of Glory” . .James Montgomery' the story and have written the meadow Aircraft Club, Inc., has ater In New Britain has been en- season in many of the churches of reached by Interior Secretary essary cases, financial aid was be- Anthem, "Jesus Is Born’ Bohemian Deacon-ln-charge of the law of love, but of all the The Christian, peverthclesa. will gaged for the children of South-' lived here all her life. She leaves Ickes, as government operator ot any official quarter. Covenant Congregational Church script using their own words. continue to hold that doctrine aa arranged a party for children of the city. . a sister, Miss Delia' Gilligan, of ing given to enable transportation Carol, the Junior choir. Those participating are as fol- religion of the law and the Ington plant employees on W ^ - the mines, and Lewis. It becomes of the dead to their homes for Spruce Street Advent 4 prophets, Paul, an intense Jew, defined and the employees ot the Pratt A At the Union Congregational this city. The funeral will be held a binding contract once the WLB Pupils Buy Over $20,- Bauxite, used in the making >f Offertory « , ^ lows: , 1 Whitney Aircraft plant in that nesday afternoon at the same burial. Anthem, "A Joyful Christmas Rev.'Charles O. Johnson, Minister A better understanding today proclaimed it. F’or in the teaching hours. Both of these programs church, there will be a. Manger from the Jurke Funeral Home on approves It and the OPA grants aluminum, comes principally from 9.30 a. m.—Church school. Reader—Roberta Mae Lachlan. town and has engaged the Court 716 Worth of Stamps Song’ ...... Gevaert 10:45 a. m.—Morning prayer and ia being achieved by devout Jews aiitl life of Jesus he finds '..he per- will present movies and .stai^ acts service at which gifl.a will he Sunday morning at 8:45 a. m. and price increases .satisfying the op- Meanwhile, C. G. Sibley, ’ vice three states, Arkansas, Alabama Little Brother -Russell Davis. Square Theater in Springfleld for at St. Bernard's church at 9:30 president of the railroad, said at The church choir All scholars of the Sunday sermon by the Rev. Ellison F. Mar- and Christians, even at a tlm^ fe ct expression of love and good- and a Santa Claus with y g ift for brought by merhbers of the con- erators. and Georgia. school are requested to be on time Pedro -John McNary. ness, the revelation of the divine its program. gregation for distribution to vari- a. m. Burial will be in St. Ber- Since the Opening. the railroad's general offices at Hymn, "O Uttle Town of Beth- vin. The Senior choir will sing. Little Old Lady—Lillian Mc- when anti-Semitism Ls rife, - in every young guest. Northern, western and Ala- for the Christmas rehearsal at other lands and its ugly .head is that led Peter l< say. "Thou art llM season’s series will begin ous institution.^ and agencies. nard's Cemetery. bama operators accepted the Wilniingtqn that “ a formal inves- lem’ ...... Brooks Processional Hymn — ’’Hark! A Nai-y. The Court Square theater. During the period from Septem- Sermon. "Peace! Peace! When 9:30. raised in our own America by the the-Christ, the Sor of the living These may be gifts of toys, wear- Bowlers Party terms; allowing approximately tigation will be held to develop the Thrilling "Voice Is Sounding. Boy with Pigeon Robert Ding- Springfleld. has been- engaged for The lady bowlers of the Italian W a r n e r B r o s . The , session of the adult Bible Offertory AnthVm—"Prepare Ye undevoiit. God." ing apparel, books or similar arti- $1.50 a day more per miner. The ber 8, when the public schools in facts with respect to the action of There Is No Peace’ ley. Monday - afternoon /hy the East American Friendship Club league Hvmh, "Hark! The Herald Angels class will be omitted. the Way” ...... Garrett Bui this better mutual under- I have never forgotten a con- cles or gifts of money. The pack'. Southeap Coal Producers associa- town opened for the fall term, $20.- the crows of both trains." Girl with Braeelet--Jeanette Longmeadow Aircraft Club. Inc., will hold a supper and Christmas Previously, he explained a ’sing” ...... • Wesley 10:45--Sermon theme: “Think- Sermon Hym—"Lamp of Our Feet. standing between Jews and Chris- versation that I had as a student ages should be niaYked whether tion _ was the lone important hold- t-i I 7 J ing, or the Power of Thought over Tedford. and all children 'of employees of party this evening at the club on 716.05 in war stamps was purchas- M A N C H E S T E R 11:00 a. m —Nursery school in Whereby We Trace " tians, whose attitude ia fundamen- with the late Dr. F. H. Wallace, they arc intended for either a boy out and its spokesman, Edward R. broken rail caused derailment of Girl with Flower*—Alice Sar- the Pratt A V^hltney plant at Kingsbury avenue, starting at 8 ed. The largest number were sold the southbound Tainiaml West the Kindergarten room. ^ Action.” Special music. Recessional Hymn — "Wake, tally t-hat of good will, ought to a reverent scholar who was my or girl in order that the proper Burke, aaid his group would be Evening worship at 7:30 under gent. East 'Longmeadow are invited to o'clock. Coast Champion at nJ2:50 a. m., 6:00 p. m.—Meeting of the Awake, for Night la Flying. ’ Baker's Daughter--Janice Mac- take Lolerant aceount of differ- profe.ssor. We had been dlscuasing distribution may be made. In ad- "constrained to go along" if the In the Hign school with $4,4i4.80 SUN. . MON. AND TUBS. the auspices of the Covenant meet Santa. Claus there when the dition to the aduits. the membei-s Reserved Derision worth. The largest number of and about 35 minutes later the 1 Social Committee of the CYP clu^ The Week Lean. ences. Many Jews v’hr. would not the uncertainties and perplexities door.s open at 3:30 p. m. There Judge Charles B. Waller re- WLB and OPA conditions were 7 :00 p. m.—Meeting of the Boata League, with a brief address by Girl with Embroidery Priscil- assent to Chr:atian dogmas at that at .some time face every C^666 of nthe Church .school will hi ing met. sales in the elementary schools was northbound Tainiami East Coast Monday, 3:30 p. m. -G.F.S. can- will be a gift for each to supple- served his decision on Fnday in Chnniplon crashed into its coaches of Christian Education and teach- Dr. Johnson. least in the form in width they earnest, inquiring student, and at pre.sents. A committee from the made at the Wa.shington school, on didates. la Klein. M4 JUtm. 5ALVL NOSE DROPS ment the entertainment program Kjl , - I strike call at 6 a. m (local rail- ian dead. FOSTER^ bag. . day 8; 537 Farmington avenue.. per." Have you sent in yopr gift for Chiin-h 10:4.5 A. M.— Hcv. and Mrs. L. C. Oslairn, returned mis- s the Vermont Methodist churen. Shca P:)8t and Auxiliary at F. Wednesday, 7:00 p. m.—Church will present the birth of Christ in Olticeni .Announced | road times i Dec. Second Church, Sunday, 11 and 7 p. m.— Young Peoples Society. The Christmas Fund for Minis- .30 are these VV. Home. Manchester Green. Those from Connecticut were: Rev. I’hlllp Rose, Pastor a pageant entitled "The Angela sionaries from Northern China will speak. yjQurton 8| Rev. A. F. Waring, pastor, will Sergio A, May of 121 East Main prominent lines. choir rehearsal In the church par- 5; Sunday School, 11; Wednesday, The Christmas Story. ters? You may send it to Mr. street JiKs been elected president tTiristmaa party. Gibbons As- Master Seigt. Laurence A. Berea- lor. 8:00 p. m.—The CYP club Christmas." The lower grades will 941 Main St., Manchester ^$4 Se dlace k Bros. have for his subject, "The Christ- Other IJnes Hit I-Irsl Day 8; Lafayette and Russ streets. The church school Christmas Ridyard or put it on t)ie_ plate, at 14) H. m.—Sunday school. mas Spirit." of the Itallan-American Social sembly, C. L. of C., at the Y. foi-d. Alfred Bereaford, next of kin, Chri.stmas party in the Robbins Rockville Society. Sunday, 11; repeat the Christmas story in 6 ::t0 I’ .ltr— N, Y. I*. S. Christmas Service. Phone 5177 336 Hfllstown Road The AtchLson, Topeka A Santa Pines (Tivic Association Christ- father. 319 Ngw Britain Road, nnity, with its Chri.stmas tree, will church. 11’ H- m.—Morning worship. .song and recitation. White Gift Service Club with other officers as fol- Fe: Canadian National Lines in Room. Anyone who ha.s not yet Sunday School, 11;. Wednesday, 8; 1 lows: Vice president Larry Hew- mas party for children. Kensington, killed. ON THE SAME SHOW drawn a name for gifts, please see i;e held on Tuesday at 3:30 in the Saturday, Christmas morning, 7:;t0 I*. M.— Sermon hv Mr. Young, “ M ill Christmas Re- Telephone 7693 A White Gift Service will take New England; the Central Rail- 94 Union atreet. social rooms of the church. All the itt; treasurer, Albert Hewitt; Covenant League Christmas William H. Va;ndevcre, Hotchkiss at 10 o’clock, festival aervice. Spe- place at the Vernon Center Con road of New Jersey; Chicago. Bur- lean Cragin. "Is the Universe, Including Man. members of the church school, The Salvation .\rniy St. John's Church turn?” duos collector, Ernest Schuoy; party at Covenant-Congregational Lane, Madison, injured. coming Events cial selections by organist and gregational church Sunday eve- lington & Quinty; Denver & Rio Evolved by Atomic Force?" will v.-ith their parents, are invited to| 661 Main street Golway Street secretary. Francis Cratly; audi- church. New Years Eve. The Second An- be the subject of the Lesson-Ser- Major and Mrs. J. H. SweH choir will be rendered. Special Christmas Music All Services ning at 7:30 o'clock. Each person Grande Western: Lehigh Valiev; be present. Santa Claus will be Rev. S. J. Szozepkow ski tors. Julius Gcn.ivcsi, Michael Tomorrow Personnel taxes in the U. S. in- nual New Year’s Eve family party mon for Sunday, December 19th. Christmas morning at 7 o'clock Lehigh * New England: Norfolk there. Mantak. .Salvatore Ferese; stew- creased from about $3 billion >n will begin at eight oclock In the The Golden Text is from He- Sunday aelvices: the choir will call al the homes of A BLESSKI) CHRISTMAS TO ALL Western: Northem Pacific; Read- Christmas party. Red Men and There v.ill be carol singing, from 9 a. m.—First mass. ards, Benro Ambrosi, John Hew- Pocahontas lodges at Sports Cen- 1940 to an estimated $16 billion evening. Fddle Nadell will direct brews 11:3. "Through faith we 9:30 a. m. Sunday schtml. Y. 10:30 a. m. Second mass. the sick and shut-ins and sing ing: Southern Pacific; Southern in 1943. !;on.se to ho'j.se. on V.'eancsday eve- it; chairman of house committee, ter at 2:30 p. m. folk dancing, appearing in his na- understand that the worlds were S. M„ WilUam Hall in charge. Choir rehearsals after each mass. Christmas carols. Louis Miller; bar committee. Pat- Railway; the Virginian, and the tivo costume. There wiU be bridge framed by the word of God, so ning. All who .are interested arc rick Ncwimn and Ray Cratty. Waha.sh. .Monday, Dec. 20 Weeds do an estimated three that things which are seen were asked to meet at the church at 7 11;00 - Holiheas meeting. Major] Troop 9, Girl Scouts. Christmas and games In other rooms: some- Plana call for extending the billion dollars worth of damage thing for everyone. After the re- not ma/tO each paM for old ree- hearsal. L „ . orda trrespecDve et quantity. It was decided to have a skating Wednesday at : —The Prim- JULOTTA” party at Center Springs Pond^ B t N N II N ILH A N D D O N N A 2 00 ^ARNFS • CARISON • HFfp ary Department will have a (Christmas Matins) XM.\S WREATHS Wednesday, December 22. Mem-' bers going are asked to meet at •Chriatmas party at the church. I > dCEMP'S On the Same Show! Saturday at 9:30 a. m.—Chriat- Christmas Day at 5:30 M. ^BASKETS AND SPRAYS the Center postoffice at 1:15. (nr. Plana were al.so niade for a CTirlst- Harold Peary’s back , mas Day service. Special Christ- Tel 6980 mas music, carols, and hymns will I 798 Slain 8L mas party on December 23. Games Gilderaleeve oa Broadway” were played and refreshments be featured. Christmas message Alsu Large Assortment of Aerved. 8T.4RTINO iMONDAY by the minister on the theme: British-American Club "Ghristmas In our Time.” Traditional Christmas Carol Service XMAS TREES Fred Astaire - Joan Leslie In Note “Sky’s the Limit” Plus "3 ANNOUNCEMENT Pulilir Records There will-be a brief meeting of At Reasonable Prices! Senoiitas from Chicago.” the Women’s League following the CANDLELIGHT PROCESSIONAL s * morning service. Annual DR. C. C. SHERWOOD Warrantee Deeds f ■ Dentist Ernest Evana to Orion 9. and — Frahcea S. MacDuff, property cor- Emanuel Lutheran Church Sunday, Dec. 19 7:30 P. M. in the Sanctuary McCQnville of 869 Main Street ner of West Center atreet and Thoralm A. Gustafson, Pastor Manchester \ Henderson road. Greenhouses Erneat Fvaqa and Cbarlea H. m m'nm Sunday 9:15 a. ra.—Sunday school and SOUTH METHODIST CHURCH Kiddies / Is Now Associated With Evana to Qrt6n.^S. and Frances TAln} 1 SAXa SUN. MacDuff, land onx,Weat O nter B'.HrliljtVhM DECiy-l6-» Bible classes.' and Flarist DR. J.H . FAGAN street. 10:30 a. m.-^The morning aerv- Main Street and Hartford Road 302 Woodbridge Street- of 33 -Asylum Street Robert J. .Smith to Rowland O. Ice. and. Dhrothy T. Parmelee, of Mon- IAU IN PERSON 7:00 p. m.—Candlelight service. CROIR OF THIRTY-FIVE VOICES 832 Main Street Hartford terey Park, California, property "The Emanuel Family Celebrates on Henry .street. 'one of FtlE MOST TALKED Christmas.” The Emanuel choir J. THURSTON NOE, M. 4^., Organist and Choirmaster li Ghristmas Party Telephone 6-6510 OF BANDS IN AMERICA tinder the direction of G. Albert Glycerine is used as a base for Pearson. Carol singing. Everyone Christmas Carillon Recital, 7 P. M.; Frederick I. Rogci-s, Carillonneur the ointments and emulaiona is welcome. which carry the sulfa drugs to The Week fighting fronts. Monday, 3:30 pT m.—Girl Scouta. Thursday Nighty Dec. 23 EATING OUTS A POINTLESS PLEASURE! J7;30 p. m.—Beethoven Glee club. Dustless coal la dustlesa pri- Tuesday, 3:15 p. m.—Brownie Doesn’t cost any precious ration points to eat o u t.. .and marily because aoap is used to /troop. 8:00 p. m.—Senior Luther . CHRISTMAS SUNDA Y At 7 :3 0 O’ a o c k besides, it’s a real pleasure to eat at The. Tra Room! emulsify the oil sprayed on the League (Christmas party. coal to keep dual down. u/f/Z / ^ / i D A N D Wednesday, 6:30 p. mi—Boy Scouta, 7:00 p. m.—Emanuel choir. 11 9:30 A. M.—Church School Christmas Program in Sanctuary. S U N D A Y SPEC IA LS ..•.i/«5(/;>PHYlLIS lYNNE I Christmas Day, 5:30 a. m.— ’ I Julotta ((Tbriatmas Matins). Swed- 10:45 A. Me—M’orship SerA-lce. Chriatmas Music. ish and Ehigliah languages used. — .Sermon: “ Chrislmaa—The Revealing of a lAivIng God. At The Clubrooms R O A ST S U C K LI N G PIG GU. M M S O t T A C a ;We Invite one and all, ta tFils tra- DA NCE Aaii#jabaf’'SMUCARTEIP iditionaI early mhrnlng Christmas On Maple Street aoAST NATIVE CHICKEN -{service. Caroling by the Emanuel 7:00 P.M.— Carillon Recital. / A . AL GENTILE AND j - . , r. " ROAST SIRLOIN OF BEEF M U RP H Y S IS T E R S •singers after the service. •7. • • HIS ORCHESTRA nuMW (tMUMav mibmu iu Note* 7:30 P. M.—Christmas Carol Ser$icf with Candlelight Processional and An members are askeil to bring an~kiiblies Steaks — Chops — and Choice Sea Foods M ILD RED L A W . The Sunday School' Christmas SUNDAY NIGHT rro^ram will be held Sunday, De- Christmas Sermon ^ up to 10 years oltl. “NO WINES — NO LIQUORS ^ JUST GOOD FOOD’’ <-— !’er 26. at 6 p. m. The pageant ' to b* presented in connection with A CORDIAL ^L C O M E TO ALLI . ^ K. OF C PALLROOM TIC KETS N O W O N S A LE ' UUa program is entitled “Advent.” 28 Prospect 3L, Hertford iflas Grace Benson heads the com- -'.NEW YEARS EVE mittee in charge. REV. W . RALI|H WARD, JR., S. T. M., iflinister. T HE TEA ROOM BENEFIT SERVICE Watchnight Service will be held I Will Be Waiting 883 MAIN STREET OPP. ST. JAMES’S CHURCH 2 H OUR STAGE S H O W JKew Year’s Sve at 11:30 p. m. U FUND Yw/4 'ii <. ^4 Cit ".. r-.L-tTi : #4/4 •» '’ J-..,*":- M U P ' ,‘ f ’ ' ’ t C*'. Threats on Forming of Third Party Shri|^ged Off; Reasons Run ' Deep and Away Back. By J«mM Mkriow »nd OMrfa Zielke Cook Service Where (Quality Brands Are Kept Louis Paluzzi Waihlngton, Dec. 18 — — The Cold Permanent Wave ThretU by antl*New Deal Demo-‘ Is Proverbial is Handy Man We have it! ! ! Come in and see the COLO WAVE cratic aouthern congreeamcn to on live models. form a third party have been, Shopping Days Our operators have them. shrugged off by the political Ini|M>rtanl Now to Do* (^n Repair Your Um- Till CHRISTMAS Make Your Appointments Early! prophets here but— hrellu anil Make ll Although such a third party may cido on Deulcr to not appear, neverthcle.ia the Chppk Your Auto. Look Like New. threats were made and behind the Storm Upsets WELDON BEAUTY STUDIO threats are reasons that run deep The Importance of keeping your Louis Paluzzi, Manchester's 99 East Center Street and away back. The suggestion by Senators car on the road today is more umbcells repair man, who Is loca- | Smith (8 0 and Bailey (NO that Wright Partv nece.ssar.v than ever. And even ted at 46 Bissell street, can take | southerners form a separate though you use your car less, It care of any umbrella .you have j Democratic party in the south that is ill need of repair. No mat- | JOHN I. OLSON STORAGE with Senator Byrd (Va.) as the Small Celeliratioii (!oii- needs reeoiulitioniiig more to pre- presidential candidate was not a serve it for such u.se as you will ter how' delapidated it may look ' Litcai and Long sudden, unpremeditated outburst. ducted ill Honor of have for it for the duration of tho to you, a few new stfels, a new ] Contract Painting Called (or Third Party « First Fli;;ht Siicees.s. war. Cook'.i Service Station, at cover and even perhaps a new Distance Moving Almost a year ago Governor.*! .Maiulie.stor Green will be glad to handle will fix it up like new. Um- De^ndahlel Sam Jones of Louisiana and Frank Maiieto, N. C.,’ Dec. 18. (/T) - adviite you and check any part of I brellas are a war casualty and Inlerior Decorating Dixon of Alabama called for a your ear. If it needa adjustment hard to find and it will pay you to third’ party although Jones said Plans for celebrating aviation's they can tell in a little while and keep your old one in repair. Mr. PHONE 6260 then that the aouth would not vote 40th birthday at Kitty Hawk, you can be sure that they will give Paluzzi can put on a new coveribg Paper Hanging f Itapubllcan. where the W right brothers made you skilled .service by the niechan- or mend it in any other way, ex- THE AIJS1IN A. Evan before Smith and Bailey their first successful flight, gave I ies .hat they employ who are pertly and well in a short time. He spoke, a “Byrd for President" com- I equipped and able to liaiidlc any has in his shop a splendid choice 12 Jackson Place CJ1AMBER.S CO mittee had been set up in Louisi- way" to this section's worst snow- ' type of car trouble. They also of coverings for both men’s and ana by businessmen who claim storm in 116 years, but a small pride thenisclvc.s in the 8pced.y women's umbrellas at the present Phone' 4.370 68 Hollister St., Manchester similar gbcups have sprung up ceremony was conducted on this way they can .service your car and' time. elsewhere In the south. neraby island. get it back running in perfect or- Needs Old Umbrellas Whether the Smiths, Baileys. Before a small audience of der. They are experts too on car- Mr. Paluzzi urges you to bring Joneses and Dixons apeak only for Navy men yesterday gathered at buretor maintenance, which of him all your old umbrellas, even SEE FOR YOUR.SEI.F! themselves or rof/resent a wider the Navy's auxiliary air station, course, la the central point, in the old ones that have been stored for HIGH GRADE southern feeling is not yet clear Maj. Gen. T. J. Hanley, Jr., com- con.suniption of your gasoline. years, and he will give you 25c a You o a o go biK it is clear that formation of a manding officer of the A. A. F. Gasoline ia an important war ne- piece for any old ones you may over yuiu oar third party would be a large un- Elastern Flying command, praised cessity and the use you make of have that you do not want. For, it with a uuiKiU- PRINTING dertaking. Orville Wright, the surviving yours is an important contribution is through these old umbrellas fylng g I a a • Anti-Ncw Deal attempts to do :t brother, and Wilbur Wright. to the war effort. You are patri- that he is able to fix the umbrellas JOB AND COMMERCIAL would encounter opposition from Has Lived To See Rewards otically urged to get the most that are brought in to him. In this when wc get administration supporters and old- “In forty years, Orville Wright fnlleagc you can out of the fuel way,he is helping alleviate the through Mrv. PRINTING Une Democra.ts. has seen his tiny plane grew to a you are allowed. shortage of umbrellas and helping icing It — and lec (or youraeU Prompt end BlilLieni Printlag Still Bemembem Disasirr giant Industry,' General Hanley de- Will Check Your Tires keep you dry when the rains fall. ■I It doeao’t aatlsiy every etand- Not only Is gas Important, but Any frames that you feel are too ot All HInda The south still remembers the clared. “Unlike many other great ard. disaster to the party which follow- men* he has lived to see the re- tires are of prime Importance to- broken to be repaired can always day. If they are not wearing even- be salvaged to some extent and COMMUNITY PRESS ed the split in 1860. Then; the Re- wards and the honors due him for A. B. Holme*, J. W Bare tublicans sailed in and stayed in a his vision. Orville Wright, like all ly, it means less mileage for them put to some serviceable use in COOK’S SERVICE ST A. Jong time. Americans, hates war. His only too. Cook's Service Station can other broken umbre'las. .Mancheater Green. Cbnoc StftNi fSI Na (Main St. Pel 5787 Yet any siaeable/split in the con.solation is that men and women tell by a look if they are alright Mr. Paluzzi has quite an assort- Democratic vote lii 1944 could en- on the production front are build- and if not can explain why and ment of second-hand umbrella- for able the Republicans to win if that ing these planes not for conquest— adjust them for you. Oil changes both men and women that are in race is otherwise close. but for victory.” should not be allowed to go for too A-1 condition that are moderately Get Your Supplies Of But the ^ e a t s have been made Plans had been made for exten- long a period either. If you are to | priced and excellent values for the J. R. Braithwaite and they-^r more of the sam e- sive exercises at Kitty Hawk with get the beat resiilta in the pre'ser- ! Johnson Paint Company money. He also has a limited stock Ox-Line Paint may bript from the present Demo- Gov. J. M. Broughton, members of vation of your car. Your battery of new umbrellas for women,_ but Keys Made. Ix>cks Repaired. Congress and others present. —especially with Ic.ss dri ing there are ■ no more men's timbrel Now for Those cratic .adminiatratlon enough con- wears out faster—and this should las available. Tools Ground cesaidhs to calm dissioent .south- But snow lay in six-foot drifts bo frequently checked. At Cook'.s Possess Complete Stocks Mr. Paluzzi does all his work on Fall Painting Jobs. erners not only in the current Cbn- In some parts of the island and Service Station, all these points umbrella* himself, working in his Lawn Mowers Sharpened eas but even in the 1944 conven- traffic was at a stand.still. General and many othera tha* you perhaps spare time at his shop, located at Manchester in. Hanley flew from Elizabeth City would not think of, but which At the John.son Paint Company, • beautiful. You will find them mod- his home, at 46 Bissell street, as Electrical Utililies The depth of any crack in Demo- here, but had to call off plans to their attendanta are trained to 699 Main street, even the most < priced and make a practi- he has a regular day-time job. By cratic ranks—or the administra- go on to Kitty Hawk where the , , . _ , . , cal and cherished Christmas pres- doing all the work himself, he is i Re-f!onditioned Hardware Co. tion's efforts to heal such a crack Wright brothers made their flight check, will come under their clos- cntical of buyers can make a sat- Peter Oallazso — Jnoepb Barrett est scrutiny and when your car isfactory selection from the large able to eliminate any overhead ex- Guns Repaired —-may appear in truer color in the on Dec. 17, 1003. leaves them, you'll find it im- The housewife will find so pense and therefore you will find Props. .months ahead when the anti-poll proved in every possible way to assortment which Is constantly on many helpful cleaning helps on his prices are more than reason- 282 North Main Street tax measure comes up for debate give you the best rhileage for bat- display there. There are all types display here too. There are waxes able. The next time you’re um- 52 Pearl S t Phone 4200 Tel. 6265 In Congress. Taxiiinf b istrifl ter>’ tires, ga.s. oil and other fac- ■and brands of nationally adver- of every type to keep her floors brella-minded—remember Mr. Pa- Main Expresticd Charges tors that contribute to the life of tised paints that are tried and shining and attractive. Wallpaper luzzi. But what la botliering the south- your ear. You will find their prices proven and absolutely dependable. cleaners and paint cleaners and ern anti-New Dealers? Following Seliip are quite reasonable and their Especially well known to paint many other items to make her We Have Been in the are some of their main expressed work In every line of car repair- buyers is the famous line of Du- hou.sework more convenient, also Johnson Bros. complaints against the adminis- -Pont paints which are sold by the a ‘ rotary wax polisher that can be Nbrwalk, Pec. 18. (yP)—Nor- ing efficient and fast. Remember Johnson Paint Company. rented by the day. QIIAI.ITY Plumbing and Heat- tration: the name. Cook's Service Station, P K I N 1 I N G I > Electrical Contractors 1. Efforts to eliminate, from walk's taxing district setup is at Mancheater Green, telephone The Johnaon Paint Company They carry a tremendous as- ing Business fur Many those southern states which still "complicated and amusing,” the 3996 the next time you have car also specializes In all sorts of sortment of artist's supplies from rhe printing 633 Main Street have It, the poll tax as a pre-re- trouble. washable wallpapers. They have drawing paper to paiitels, water- |nb we do tor Years. Tel. 6227 • 7606 Common Council was told last a , complete selection that will be- course, are always welcomed at quisite to voting. night by Thomas \Rced, Hartford, yom w11 ’ Rely on our experience and % Failure to adjust freight bound to please every prospective colors and oils to easels, which of pnive antta- chairman of the Omnecticut Ex- buyer. They have something new Christmas or any other time by service for best results. We Will Gladly Give You rates to the satisfaction of south- penditures Ptibllc council. Six From Stale (aotniy, erners who say the present rates in wallpaper on the market today the art student. These are priced caoae It frill Reporting to the council follow- and that 1s ready-pasted wallpa- well within every budget. Estimates. disciiminats against their section ing s six-week study by the com- Missii;^ ill Action b*. pmdoced tbc OMiat and retard southern industrial ex- .per. It is simple and easy to use, Eldwin Johnson, owner of this inndeni, sfficii methods. Uel mittee, Reed said Norwalk, has ’i you just dip the strips in water modem and friendly store, will be Johnson & Little pansion. First, Second and Third district. and apply to your walls and it our aarimata. 109 O n t e r Street 3. Attempts to settle che These combined make up- tho Washington, Dec. 17—(ff*i--The| more than willing to help you se- Oepenflable quality Service Kangea ■*— Betrigwatocn souh's long-standing social piob- names of 24 New Englanders are l comes in a variety of inviting pat- lect any type of paint or wallpa- ebon* 0578 lems by forcing racial equality Fourth distrirt, while the First, Included In a list' of 43.5 United terns. This new product is manu- per you need- and discuss gny WILI.IAM H. SCHIKI.DGE Second and Third districts and the factured by Trimz who also put painting problema you may have. between whites and Negroes. The outlying areas make up the Fifth. States Midlers missing in action out a new Cedar wallpaper which 185 Sproee Street fet saiMi President's specially-created Fair in the Asiatic. European. Medi- You can be sure to find anything Parts of the Fifth are known as comes ready-pasted too. for you and everything in the paint and Employment Practices committee the Sixth, Reed added. terranean and Southwest Pacific to readily apply to your closet, GfBSON’S BILL'S TIRE was 'the latest target for such areas, the War department an- wallpaper lines that you need to The committee found, Reed making it moth-proof. beautify your home, at The John- and chaiges. said, that the Welfare department nounced t«'day: CAPITOL GARAGE Southerners. Insisting they be The New Englanders and next Fine Christmas Gifts son Paint Store, 69i9 Main atreet. B. B. Olbeee. Prop was overmanned, but that police There telephone number ia 6854, GRINDING CO. ailotved to aettle their own social and Arc protection was insuffi- of kin include from Coiinecticut: For Christmas, the Johnson REPAIR SHOP problems say states have a right European area: Paint Company have received a 38 Main St. Tel. 7958 Speelelizlng m cient, and recommended the lat- The ribbon-like young eel is so Wm. H. Green. Prop. to fix their own voting requli'e- ter be expanded to include outly- Johnaon, 8ta(T Sergt. Robert D. splendid assortment of framed BBAB ments and that any congressional T—Mrs. Gladys D. Johnson, mother, mirrors to grace any room in your transparent that print may be “When Things Arc llull Because this Christmas will be so different ing districts not now protected. home. These are genuine Pitts- read through its l^ y . Wheel Alignment. Columbia and Elk Hteycles. action wiping out the poll tax The committee thought, Reed 110 Lafayette street, Xlilford. Our Bnaineas Is Gocid’’ would be unconstitutional. Maiorca, Second LIcuti John J. burg Plate glass mirrors and are Brahe and U. {$. Tirea. Views of Critics asserted, that Norwalk's police —Mrs. Margaret E. Maiorca, wife, SAWS OP ALL KIN0S department waa “over officered." SET AND FlI.ED Unrbnretor Repairs. Service, But critics of antl-New Deal The department of 30 men has, a 10 Clinton street, Manchester. LECLEKC southerners and. pra-poll ta.xers Malavasi, Tech. Sergt. Nello A. Hand and Power Bnrvtant' When you give Wa^Bonds you are truly giving the “present with aXfuture** chief, three captains, two lieu- —Mrs. Edith Malavasi, mother. 32 CLOTHES POLES FUNERAL SERVICE Accessories. N MILLIONS OF AMERICAN HEARTS, there will be little joy this Christmas, hold this view: tenants and eight sergeants. Walter ft. Loetorc. (Mrsvtor Lawnmowera Sharpened 1.. Retention of the poll tax Wsshington avenue. Hamden. 185 Main St. Phone 5012 I . . . not only for the future of the one who receives your gif^ but for the future of, keeps poor wh:tes. a possible pool • " ^ Mediterranean area: INSTALLED AND and (Overhauled 180 Spruce St. Phone 6450 and little spirit of holiday celebration. of unpredictable votes, away from Condon, Pfc. Edward A.—Mrs. REPLACED Ageata (or Maemlllan OIL the world as well. , the polls smd thus prelerveS pres- Fails to Recojniize Grace M. Condon, wife, 42 Green- Beat (of Alr-Oo6M Bagtnea. But there will be, we believe, a deep realization of the spiritual meaning of the ent political machines in power. wood, New Haven. Outside Rubbish and Ashes If. Anti-New Deal southern con- Polocko, Pvt. Matthew F.—Miss Removed. A MERRY XMAS KRAUSE'S Christmas day. There will be a realization of how blessed it would be—once For by buying and giving War Bonds you will help shorten the war. You will gressmen oppose the administra- Meaning of Music Eleanor Polocko, kister, 611 Kings tion because of its labor policies. Highway, Southport. EXPERT REPAIRING DRIVEWAYS REPAIRED The Doorway To Comforting, GREENHOUSES again—'to have “Peace on Earth, Good W ill Toward Men.” help save the lives of clean, decent Americans . . . that more of them may come These critics contend that elimi- New York, Dec. 18 lyPi Miss Wood, Pvt. Edward M.—Mrs. AND INSTALLED ON ALL MAKES OF CARS and a Happy New Year to nation of the poll tax would not en- Mary Wood, wife, 16 Church Cnnservattvo ihirHartford Bnad Manrheatet Friedelind Wagner, granddaughter Homelike Funeral Service back to enjoy Christmas as Christmas should be. able Negroes to vote because other of Richard Wagner, the composer, street, Seymour. F. M. FITZGERALD All Our Friends and Cus- dpeelat AllnaUua And there will be, in many hearts, a solemn resolve to punish those who have special requirements would keep aaid last night (hat Adolf Hitler, -jS MAJft SI., MAftt'HESTCa I-* Given fo Pbiiac them from polls. in adopting Wagner music as “the lAiiis XIV spent more than TRUCKING OAIA 6269 Order* let etltu made a mockery of all the things that Christmas stands for . . . and so to bring 840,000.000 on the royal gardens turners. Think about this when you’re deciding what to give to those you hold most theme 'song of the super-Nazi at Versailles. 4 Lincoln St. Tel. 2-1417 S|Marffe Stnrka of (!attle and Poultry in Sicily," has predicted that Lieut, to lie and chest anu kill. In It 289 Main Street MOBlLOlL — MOBILGAS Assorted Hardware and Gen. Geot%e S. Patton. Jr.'s Amer- the cheaters and liars kill Steg4 Brinff In Your Old Frames DrjrGoods Are Bringinff Top Prices! ican Seventh Army Would strike fried, who symbolizes justice and for the Metal in Them. soon in a Balkan invasion. all good things.^,, ' ,, CAMPBELL'S' General MAIN STREET GARDEN TOOLS FEED .The broadcast, quoting Turkish "But Brunnhilde avenges -him— SPORI>iMEN ITEMS press dispatches,, said that "con- she builds a fire which destroys his Hardware Store Automobile L. PALUZZI SERVICE STATION centrated Allied bombings-of the killers and their entire world." 46 BlaaeU Stredt TeL 5558 578 Main St. Tet 5-1887 LUGGAtlE TOYS MOON'S FEEDS Balkans bear out the supposition Cor. Main and Middle Tpk. Service WORKCLOTHES • IXMHit PUR BKST RRaUl.TBI Puzzles for OPA Office FDR PEACE ON EAI(TH*BUY WAR BONDS that an Allied landing there is im- Make e eeleetton while etnek* minent." are plentiful. The radio said that big Allied in- Kansas City.—i/P)—Things that vasion Armies were also concen- puzzle the local Office of Price Ad- -FOR- WESTERN AUTO trated In Corsica and “other coun- mimatration; How 12.000 Mis- Associate Store LARSCN'S r tries" as well as Britain. sourians are eatmg minus their Haul Jenee PEP.D SEKVIUa “The Germans are said to be No. 3 ration Ifimks, returned for Dupont Paint Products 856 Main Street 18 Oepat making final preparqationi for the lack of proper addresses. Why For a Fine Steaks Lobster, zero hour and (Field Marshal Gen. 237.000 books have been issued tq Building & Loan Assn., Inc. Erwin) Rommel's visit to ' Den nsv^ babies, and only 6.8d8 books- Chicken or Turkey Dinner on WALLPAPER mark is another poinUr that the returned for deceased holders. atorm is about to break," the How one local woman managed to RESIDENTS OF T. P. Holl<*ran broadcast added. lose 13 ration books-within three SUNDAY PICTURE FRAMING months. ORFORD VILLAGE FUNERAL HOME LePs Go Urgea te Take Special Duty Persuaded To Accept Reward MIRRORS Bring your car here for Ideally J ■ < complete service. It is your away frnai tae aaay thorfNiga- Denver, Dec. 18—OPH-HlUer Springfield. 111.—cPi — An aged to the ‘ S E E nearest and moat conveni* Mitdn't understand thia—Jewish man, Ben Hayden, ambled up to fare- IM*tint*tlw Berrien—M»o listed men and officers of Den- Miss Della Dickeraon’s home, ex- enl place to have your car -n Faolimea s Lowrja field were urged to- tended a purse containing |70, ra- serviced with the beat. by Chaplain Sidney M. Berko- tion boks, and valuable papers he ff volunteer (or ail (jetall and AMBULANCE SBKVICE had found, and aaid: "I just VAN’S P. f. Tfrn'imty nap.rfi*i*A» aiiS WS MM Km CSWiS* ■1 duty Dec. l4 end 25 so Prot- couldn’t live with my Lord and not Johiison Paint Co. DAY AND NIGH1 rw* ptspsne dddar fh* a«»pfc** ot »«• lAt. end Catholic pcreonnel return this.” Miss Dirkerson per-i SERVj^CE STATION beve ample time to cele- simtl'd him to accept a 820 re- 699 MAIN ST. TEL. 6851 <175Ccntei SU PhoMdUSO rCbristmasa waid. N«w Sheridan Eaatanraat lff7 Unrttord Bend TeL s a w Mon in Mdtion Nazis Report Stafford Finn of any notion that this war is now ualtles likely to be suffered. Thia crysUIUaa. 'While U Mr. Willkie To M. C. Sunday Storm Troop Obituary Manchester bolts because the Republican par- Prisoner of Japs omens , completely onC'Sided. would be a hopeless method of Comment Hickey Cites Awards Bonull There seeni^ only one possible conducting a war, and would be ty shall have fallen -under the Leader Gives White Russia Evening Herald excuse for Army secrecy. It is likely not only to prolong the war control of the leolatloniats and the Enjoys Party Deaths From The River Road stand-patters, he will but have to Six Policemen BBHALqiwNTINO INC. said, once again, that the Army but to Increase Ifk eventual cas- ____ _ ,1 Battle Heavy All E m p loy^ t« II Blutll SttMt By Malcolm Mollar raise the banner of Lincoln to Hitler Blame tH Allan H. Thompson diaih’t want the enemy to know ualties many times over. Allan Harold Thompson, infant U»aebMt«r Conn. carry with him countless numbers Cosmopolitan Group 5 Per (>nt of Earn! noUA8 raROOBOM ths extent of the damkge It ^ad Mr. Mollan, retired editor of The Herald, preserves hie contact Two Who Capliirpilf ({^ntlnnatf from Pago One) aQiLDtJ*rlvate and Mre. Allan Rua- 0«n«ral UaoBcar of those Republicans whose faith Gives Christmas Pro- (Continued from Page One) sell Thompson, born December 8 at Vowd«4 Octobat I. lit! done. With ois formei dally readere by writing a weekly letter for Slayer of Two Sisters- For the Past Year* This excuse is, In this Instance, these columns, in which be expreseee hie own leieurely arrtved- in their party waa bom of their heavy tank force* In thlo drive to- the Fort Jackson Station Hospital Pablltfebd Rvcrr BTaning Bleapt at convictions concerning some major metters and hie obaerve- ..^ain at Church. three Russian attorneys. Work' ward the Baltic coast. at Columbia. 8. C.. and died De- slightly ridiculous. Any port the devotion to freedom and the hu- Among Those Listed. A surprise Clirlatmas tiomifi wm loodur* Md nollddrb Botarad at Connecticut tlone ooncemmg some very minor ones, as seen from nis home era, housewives and soldiers The German radio admitted cember 10, was brought to Man- tba Post Oflica at Maaobaatar, Conn., manities—leaving the seekers aft- crowded the courtroom. awarded the employees Of the Btafi* aa Bacoad Class Hall Uattsr. Naxls can bomb that well can on the banks ot the NianUc River Look for bis cpntrlbuUon Cosmopolitan Club members en- “deep indentations” by Red Army chester for burial in the East cem- er special privilege and the right Hartford, Dec. 18.—(/Pi— Two joyed a Christmas program of mu- .| The newspaper gkve these re- troops advancing on the rail junc- etery. ford Printers, Inc;; of which Wfl* c()me under Naaja cameras. eacb week-end. state policemen who captured .Ed- BOBBCRlPnON RATES of domination to join with the re- sic and stories yesterday after- , ports of the trial: tion of Zhiobtn, northweot of Oo- Mrs. Thompson was the former 11am Custer of this town 18 vie* Ona Tsar by Mall ...... M«« The real conclusion must be ward Haight, Stamford slayer of Yankee actionaries of the South, in the noon at Center Church House, ar- Ritz, who commanded a co ,mel, but skid that counter-attacks Miss Shirley H. Richmond, R.N., president and general manager, at K r Montb by Hall ...... | that, however much military au- By A H. O, Some mstters of really great • little project a great big hsnd, as two Bedfoi^, N. Y. slaters, received ranged by Mrs. William Rush and pany of storm troopers, aaid/he restored the German Itiiea. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold iKla Copy ...... * ** full view ^nd understanding of citations last night from Commis- a turkey dinner (iven last night at PallTarad . Ona Tsar ...... H-M thorities may want us to take the slgnlflcance get the go-by from Tex Gulnan might have said. Mrs. L. H. Marie. Mrs. George W. was responsible for West of Krichev, where the Ger- Richmond ot 114 Henry street. the Maple Grove Inn, Stafford their fellow citizens. ^ sioner Edward J. Hickey. Strant served aa liosteas, and in documents which led to execptlons, mans said the Riuaiana launched Mrs. Richmond, who has been with MCUBER o r war seriously, they don’t like to We Invariably keep a - close, editors, commentators and pub------Springs. It was announced by Mr, The two, Robert L. Waltz, and the absence of the president, Mrs. and declared that he himself took atUcka last Thursday, fighting her daughter, returned from Co- THB ABSOCIATBD'PRBBS do anything but win the war so Heists generally; not, perhaps, be- Great Day Coming? I think that would be some- Custer tffat each employs* will re* Tba Asaoolated Praas Is azolustva- spidcr-like eye on the state’s bor- I Charles L. Flannagan, of the West- Herbert B. House. Mrs. Ernest T. part in executions y^cause "1 continued through yesterday with lumbia last night. thing much to be desired. To oe celve five per cent of hi* y*su’'g ly antltlsd to tba nsa of rapobllcs* far as the news is concerned. It’s ders. hoping that some random cause their Importance or their h „ though the port barracks, were among six Bantly conducted the moeting. didn’t want to b ^ v e otherwise the Red Army forces Said to be The paternal grandparenU are earaings an a Christmas present. Mod of all oaws dlSpstchea cradjled bited by Hickey. Haight, turned always bad news which Is held prize may unwittingly step Into validity aa subjects of much con- oreat Day for which I have been able to register, in an election, The round tabic singers, 12 boys before my commander.’ advancing under cover oY artifi- Mr, and Mra. Edgar Thompeon, of Mr. Custer was presentsd wita to It or not otbarwlaa oradliad In over to New York officials, was V cial fog. Defending Nazis stopped tbis papar and alao tba local nawa back. cern to the public Is not recog- hoping during, the whole of my one's choice between a great lib- and girls from the high school un- His commarroer. he said, stood Wlnchendon, Mass., formerly of a wrist w-atch by the employees of publlshad barai.- ’ ^ our jurisdictional web. When one tried, convicted of first degree der the direction of G. Albert with him 'yafchlrig tommy-gunners this attack, Berlin aaid. the Highland Park section of this nlzed by the pcopie who might eral party and a great conserva- the plant which Is now makiiw All linhts of rapubllcatlon of Perhaps there is one real and (iocs, we lash him there against a adult life might stand some sort murder and electrocuted aFsing Pear.son. gave s delightful variety mowing dms’n civilians in a village town. special d^lspatehss bsraln are also dull day. and some of these days camouflage doth for the U, S, good reason for American official well talk about them, but because of chance of materializing during tive party, instead of between tw% Sing. of Christmas carols, beginning near Kharkov and told him, "Show Zi resanred.______haven’t proved so dull after all. Armed Forces. Mr. Custer also they fall into the category of parties both of which are part lib- Others cited were: William J. with the Sicilian Mariners hymn, me that you too know how.” Peter MoVelgh announced that starting on Janu- Pull aarrles ollant of N. B. A. reticence In this matter, that be- After we recently snared Jim the coming year. Munitions Plant those questions supposed to be eral and part conservative and so McNamara and Eklmund 8. Flana- "When the Crimson Sun Has Set.’’. took a gun and fired into ' the ary 1 the plant will adopt a hospi* BarTles Ine. ing that the protection of the port Farley with some of our more In- Practically the entire electorate IR«\'. L. C. Osborn gan, Ridgefield barracks, for solu- This was followed by several oth- Pet^r McVeigh, one of Manches- George H, Waddell screaming ranks of people. talization plan for all its em- In question was apparently a Brit- tricate cro.ss-threads, he made loa(ied with dynamite." If Sena- indistinguishable save as to name, tion of the Gottfried Seegelken ers, namely, ah American carol, Blasted in Raid ter’s oliiiM: Irish residents, died this Publlsbsrs RaprasantstlTss, Tba o f the United States for a long "How docs a man ll)«e you, with morning the Manchester Me- ployees. Julios Mstbswa Bpectal Aaeney-- ish Job. This could explain the certain discreet Inquiry aa to our tor Guffey of Pennsylvania man- would be regarded by ijifiny mil- Rev. and Mrs. L. C. Osborn, murder at Danbury. Dec. 31. 194^; "Como Hither, Ye Faithful”; the The annual Christma.s party Naw Tork. Chlospo. Dafroli and Identity, which meant we hqd time has felt that It was a matter high legal education.. induce him- morial hospital after a week’s ill- It was stated that the firm has ages to get any sort of a press lions of Americans. I Xm sure, as who returned to the United* States and Lt. Henry Palau, Ridgefield English "Gloria In Excelsis Deo” ; and bapquet o f the Manchester Boston. fact that General Elsenhower snared him projverly. .so that we of absolutely vital importance for self to take part in such atroci- (Continued from Page One) ness. He had lived here for more given $250 to the Johnson Msm<^ for his proposal to raise several political blessing.^ Speed the from China on the first trip of the barracks and Andrew J. Nearing, the Ukrainian carol of the BoU, lire department will be held to- ties?" asked the prosecutor. rial hospital, Stafford Springs, $289 HEHRBH . UUIT BtlRBAU OP wanted to avoid publicity, lest he may eventually hecome one of the each voter, on arriving at his ma- the Austrian carol. "As Lately We thfi) fifty yeara.'YGs last plact of Gripsholm, will speak at the chief of police, New Milford, Ridg- morrow evening at headquarters, "Had To Fulfill Ordera" to the Stafford War Fund and $15fi CIRrULATIONB.______seem to be publicizing a Britl.sh names he never forgets. billions of dollars of United States day! field barracks, who with McNa- Watched ” and the Welch carb, the field' torn up by bomb cra- employment waa tim Lj^all A jority, to align himself for the du- / Church of the Nazarene Sunday Main and Hilliard streets at 6 1 had to ^fulfill my ordera. ters." Foulda Paper companj^ He had, to the American Legion post for it* misfortune. In that case, however, The Individual who Is lushed revenue next year through the de- morning. These missionaries mara captured Louis Padgett, an "We Deck the Ha'..h with Holly.” The Herald Prlntlnc UoiDpaoy. agaiiisl the lower seetinii of our ration of his life with either the ,!clock sharp. George H. Wad- Otherwise 1 would have been tried Growing Accustomed to Raids however, been retired ror aome new home. tnc_ assuinaa no (Inancial rasponai. ice of a huge lottery It will be Our Road Sweeper have spent nearly twenty-seven armed escaped inmate from a men- Christmas Stories Read Town Treasurer, will be the Present at the party from the blllty for tmopraphleal errors aP' the British themselves should net today is, however, no such Republican or Democratic party— Mrs. Martc read appropriate myself,” he answered. He said, however, that Berlin- time. surprising indeed. Unless, that Is, I can’t /5cactly say that we years in Northern China and havo tal hospital in August 1941. toastmaster. « The dinner will be _ Ritz testified he waa responsi- New York offices were Benjamin paarlny In advsrtlsamsnts In Tba have seen that the news was re- pleasant prize, and no credita- and stick to that alignment Christmas stories. The first one, ers took the raid quietly becau.se Mr. McVeigh leaves a 'sister, Manchastar Baanlnn Herald haven’t any snow at all down made an outstanding record for cookerNby Frank Sheldon and Ru- ble for the death documents of they were growing accustomed to Mrs. Ellen O’Donnell of Hartrej-d Thcls, president, and Ernest Di leased. ble addition to ('onneetieut's list he puts a little cash to work and The Little Black Queen of She- Goodman, secretary-treasurer. through thick and thin, even their denomination. Tlie Os- 40fl Yank Planes in Chinn dolph who have been doing about 300 persons in Taganrog them. and two nephews. Saturday, December 18 of distinguished guests. When makes it worth while for two or here-7 , hit than Berlin. land churches. Rev. James A. Christmas scenes and told three Fritz Senkbeir of .’iS Goodwin^ slain In Poltava, it waa said. (12th Air Force photo from NEA) ' Genoa loc^a almost as bad as chester Memorial hospital last In memory of Mrs. Roy Grlawolfi liidividual of such unique charac- much less realistic than the bul- like Westbrook Pegler In one of innate sense of proportion, rally Did It ever occur^.t'o you that his more benevolent moments, But I must confess that if you Young, the local pastor, says "I Naugatuck, Dec. 18.—f/Pi—John •other stories, one a poem by Grace street, 85 years old. pleaded not Langheld, described aa well-fed, Berlin, Erikson continued. evening. He was employed by C. who died December 18, 1642. teristics. Connecticut should be letins of "Improvement” now com- there were millloi^ of people in The newscamera catches purposeful action In the stride of Marshal and all without whipping our- to the defense of the Guffey proj- care anything for your comfort you am personally acquainted with the B. Schmidt, 9f other day. and we webbed him, M. M. Night" accompanied by Mrs. December 27 for final judgment. declared t h ^ he himself had killed Borneo. Closer to Australia. Beau crackpot?" The Senate needs at Churchill cannot be diiplirnlcil. only., he isn’t keeping very well of dynamite that might be set off candidates, and currently made, Rush. Dainty sandwiches and tea Senkbeil waa accused by his ^ h - •’ « b o u t 1 0 0 . Sixth Army Seizes fighters sank a 4,000-ton transport Roy Griswold, Mr. and Mra. Frad- Niantie River Road, were served by the hospitality Funerals least one such member. “ We And even when these bedside bul- an(i we have to get rid of him by an adequate discussion of the but wfider the controlling Influence in-law of creating a domestic dis- Describing t?»e operations of i _ (iff Timor, Weather May Affect erick Dalaney. Waterford, Conn. General MacArthur also an- ] should not, o f course, want a Sen- quick. of decisions made by them forty, committee. turbance at his h»me while intoxi- gas truck death Chambers, Lang- j V l e r k l l S F e i l l l l S l l l a : letins ars good, as every one lottery scheme would be found to held said he had seX> Russians In- nounced a new ground success on Land Assault Length William Reid ate oompoeed wholly of Dana Earl Browder Isn’t much of a twenty or ten years ago, when cated. Funeral services will be held at hopes they will contln\ie to be, be a very light one indeed, with Technical charges of reckless New Guinea. Australians captured Liondon. Dec. 18—(A”?— The ANNOUNCEMENT hem." But we must have variety prize, anyway. All he did was two o’clock this afternoon for Wil- they still Indicate that Mr. come Into Connecticut to be the about aa much explosive power w last year’s Issues were undreamed driving filed again John Luck and tTermeTd^ea?h.‘"* \ “ 1 Contiluieg to Caiii the enemy coastal supply point of weather within the next few Christmas Cards, Boxes, Wrappiag In our Senate. "In this lies the Police G)urt After he told of how five wom- Lakona on Huon peninsula, 14 liam Reid who died Tuesday night Churchill will have to forego per- hero speaker at a two day conven- slightly damp match. It ish’t of and last year's candidates had Wife Hastens Albert Harrison as a result of weeks may have a great deal to in the Masonic Home, Wallingford, Paper may be obtained fron tM safety of our Institutiona” tion of the'Communist Party of Attention! fatal accidents on Main street and en were executed one morning, miles north of Finachhafen. The do with the length of the forth- Young People’s Soeiety at Caa- sonal leadership for some length so many years ago since ivhat not yet peeped above the political (Gondniied from Page One) at the Thomas G. Dougan Funeral Connecticut. The convention was South Main street several weeks the prosecutor asked, "And what tank-paced Aiissies killed many of coming Allied land assault on fhe cordla Lutheran Church, foUawIng With such logic, the Courant of time. Such problems will bo passed for the voice of tlw people horizon—decisions to be Demo- A veteran of the bombing of happened to the sixth womam the retreating foe. Home, 59 HoU street. Rev. W. nestled up under the regime of To Churchill Pearl Harbor, Mesa Attendant 2c ago. Were nolled on recommenda- I retaliation waa beaten off by Allied German homeland. Ralph Ward, Jr., of the South the aervlce tomorrow, or by esBUig urges Its letter writers to cease could have been depen5ied on to crats or Republicans, as the case tion of the prosecutor. Raymond E. the mother with the child?" MIsa Dorothy Stavnitalcy, 6877. felt by Mr. ChurchlU's enemies, The Great Jasper In Bridgeport, Alphonse Rogers of 41 Mahl street, ashlers. The elements so far this fail Methodist church will officiate and their emotional and prejudiced ti- for he has them, aa much as by all on the theory that where the ascend in a roar to high heaven in might be. Johnson, upon r,eceipt of a deci- "Died During Beating" and winter generally have favored All members of the Christopher Hartfoird, and a native of Atlanta, “ She died during a beating,’ ’ \ Australian Press North Japs Claim 1 8 Allied burial will be in the East cemetery. rades against Senator Danaher, Socialists break ground the Com- Ga., received the consideration due sion by the coroner, Frank Healey, the British and American Air his friends and supporters. agonized protest qt the barest Now, praise be, there seems to Premier Insists on Con- absolving both drivers from crimi- Langheld was quoted. OnHhe second Southwest Pacific Bearers will be Meredith Steven- and understand that he is good munists soon reap. him by the court this morning and Planes Shot Down Forces based in Britain, but the son, David Robinson, David Morri- If we know how the people of mention of such a proposal as be some chance, at least, that Columbus Soeiety are requested lo_ meet nal responsibility. "And her child? ' I land 'frant across the Vltiaz for the coiuitry. These same let- This Is a theory which en- tinuing Direction of judgment was suspended on London, Dec. 18.—W) — The time now has come when it's al- son, Thomas Freebum, Thomas rangea The Great .liutper a» Guffey’s - and Hbt a soul among will become necessary for the Trial of Rudolph Hopfner of “The child began walling and straits, Australians pressed farther most any man’s guess whether Britain, the people of America, charges of making a U-turn on corporal northward Along the shore of the Tokyo radio said today that 40 Wray and Howard Murphy. ROOFING ter wrltera are also urged to take does nothing else, but the Com- the politlciahs, the professional at 4 o’ clock tomorrow afternoon__(De- Chestnut street on a charge of .screaming and finally a conditions ’adll permit regular full the people of other Allied coun- men and women of 1944 to make Britain's War Effort. Main street and operating a motor I Huon peninsiila of New Guinea and Allied planes had "attacked the big I the view that Senator Danaher’s, munists know it and enjoy en- vehicle without a license. reckless driving was continued to killed it?’ , scale bombing assaults on Nazi I tries feel about the Illness of Mr. people or the retail business men their political deciaioos for them Monday, Dec. 27. Langheld said he took part in maintained ccon o t^ c t with the enemy Japanese base of Rabaul on invad- ASBESTOS SIDING record on our foreign policy and raging him and keep rubbing it London, Dec. 18— (IP)— Prim e ecinher 19th) at the Italian Club, Eld-* Rogers, colored, is 19 yeal’s of ed New Britain yesterday morning industry. Churchill, that should give us in. For a time he threatened to who live by the favor of the pub- selves instead of merely brushing Three local girls were held in de- the extermination of Russians in north of the Sanga river, If the weather Is favorable, the Plot Reason his taction o f obstructionism as Minister Churchill, recovering age and served on several Ships of concentration camps at Kharkov, Fifth Air Force P38s and P40s, and that 18 had been shot down for some Inkling of how we ourselves exterminate them in Bridgeport lic woiild have dared come to its off and again putting to use the the Navy and klso was At Pearl fault of bonds of $500 each for big bombers can continue their INSULATION applied to the Connally Resolution somewhere in \he Middle East ridge Street, from which point they will their appearance later on charges Kiev, Poltava, Dergachi and Ros- which downed 14 of'th e Japanese a Japanese loss of two. series of powerhouse blows and and people elsewhere are going to by the simple process of putting defebse. But that waa before decisions made for them by their Harbor as a member o f the crew sosh. Like Ritz, he testified that bombers and fightei-s seeking vain- A Tokyo broadcast recorded by For Moving are not really "thwarting the their leaders on the city payroll from an attack of lobar pneumo- of the USS Submarine Narwhal of danger of falling into habits of possibly obtain much greater divi- Expert workmanahlp. , All wad feel about our own choice of a ^ h g o laid its bewitching finger on far less experienced selves of the proceed to pay their respects to their he had to fulfill the orders of his ly to attack the beaclihead, pa- XT. S. government monitors quoted gnaraateed. Rcaaonnbla cause of International coopera- and thna converting them into nia. insists on continuing direc- during the attack oh. Pearl Harbbr vice dends toward the destruction of new leader in 1944. 'This is by no ^80 many of the nice old ladles ot 1900’s or 1920’a. Because Cotton chlefs because "if 1 had not done trolled the skies over Arawe today an imperial headquarters com- German war planta than ever be- (Continued from Pag* One) No obUgntloa tor an tion." If be seems to be against good ttoclallats. But In spite of tion of Britain’s war effort, i by the Japs. Subas^uently, he re- this I would have been courtmar- while that New Britain invasion munique aa saying that one large means to say that our present that the Communists have kept the land. Oh, I know; Bingo isn’t Ed Smith has openly threatened late member, Luisi DiSimone. ceived a medical, discharge from fore. Unfavorable flying weather Writa such eooperation, that is merely Displaying the same determina- tialed." point was cleared of enemy snipers transport, three small transports would permit a Nazi industrial plained, it was possible for them leader is Indispensable, by no un annoying him by trying, to gambling, and most of its addicts secession of the Southern Dem- the Navy for a nervous ailment (Declaring that Nazi lead.ers and swiftly fortified by U. S. Sixth and more than 30 landing barges” because his orttics do not under- endorse him or by brlpglng tion and will power that carried contracted in service. Liqiipiv Taxes recuperation. to communicate without walking Burton Insulatii means to diminish our right to would indignantly resent any sug- ocrats and Wendell WUlkle has his country through the worst and the German high command Army troops. approaching New Britain were Nine Cities In Debit (Xilumn the atreeta because the British stand the real purposes of his ln*« Browder In to do one of jMs up- Frank Wllsbn of 15 Church 180 Onford St. choose a successor to him. But It gestion that they were gamblers. similarly threatened a revolt of crisis of the war, the prime min- JOHN ROTA, Secretary were responsible for war crimes. General MacArthur reported sunk by Japanese Navy planes A number of German cities. It embassy was next door to the qulring mind. Furthermore, he la, Hlde-down stands on tfie ceiling street waa fined |10 and costs for a Moscow broadcast said they that the three-mile-long position, Wednesday morning. PhSne Hartford SS-dBlff does emphasize the Importance of of some Bridgeport hall. The But, just the same, you’ll find that liberal and Intemationally-mlnded ister is keeping in closest touch making a disturbance in the Prin- Twin Issuer was pointed out today, now are Russian headquarters. Stalin, after all, "ona lone Senator of the with the war cabinet in London, would be “ unearthed from* wher-J invaded Wednesday from New (In a second attack Thursday t'ominiuilsta get lol^ of pervert' most of these nice old ladles—the Republicans. I can think of noth- cess Grill last night. Complaint on the borderline where repair Churchill and Roosevelt would bur choice, and the Importance of Thq Daily Mail said last night, ever they seek refuge, from even Guinea with small loss of life and morning, the broadcast said, one work bulks nearly as large as pro- United States" whose place and ed pleasure out oLisIl this, and ones who" get up Bingo "soclais" was madk by the Restaurant man- have been a pretty good haul for the standard we set for ourselves. ing that could possibly be health- "and is transacting urgent state , F or Senate the remotest corners of the world, w’lthout loss of a ship or plane, now large landing barge and more ductive war work and a further any Nazi terrorist, the president Importance should not be "unduly fewer and fewer votes. agement and Officer Winfield Mar- and they will answer with their firmly secured on the southwest than 20 landing barges were sunk, If it Is true that we can afford to Browder did afhother of his up to buy the new ridge pole for the ier or more beneficial than to have business.” . tin made the arrest after Wilson raid might push them over the observed wryly. magnified.” church roof—nowadays aren’t Mrs. Churchill reached her hus- heads for all their crimes.” The shore of a 300-mlle coastline, hile in anotiier attack early Fri- line to join a number of others al- replace Roosevelt, It is equally slde-dowm stapcls at the Commu both these embryo political insur- was/involved in -an argument at ((k)i>tinned from Page One) broadcast was recorded in Lon- Keeping up their amazing rec- day a small transport, an amphlh Hop*« Peace Foundation Laid In all this weird defense o f the nist Co.nvenJMion the other day band’s side yesterday after a has- ready in Germany’s war effort de- A ll Lin es of true that we cannot afford to re- nearly as interested as they used rections burgeon Into full bloom ty flight from England. thX^nr. don by the Soviet monitor.) ord, American planes on the day ian truck, four large landing He brushed aside any elabora- Senator against his letter-Wiiting this tlrne With a fervent state- to be in the gossip about Eli Car * ./Frank Saunders .of Bolton was compulsory savings propos.-il which after the invasion emerged with- bit column. A high R.A.F. officer tion of the Calro-Teheran an- plade him with any Tom, Dick or before next summer. Improvement Maintained barges and several ottier landing said that in northwest Germany critics, the Courant has not yet ment to the effect that Roosevelt found guilty of dninken driving he has been known to favor.. ^ out loss from a series of battles in barges w^ere also sent to the bot- nouncements^ except to say that IN SU R A N CE Harry. berry running a poker game in •The improvement in the prime At the same time. Chairman alone nine citlqs are in this debit evolved any theory as to why, if must ^ve a fourth term because TworParty Idea minister’s general condition was and fined 8100 and costs. Deputy which nine Nipponese bombers and tom.) the talks were a success in every he went to Teheran and sold hlm^ an upstairs room of his inn for the Judge G. C., Lessner remitted $50 Van NuysJD., Ind.) of the Liquor column and six'on the edge. ‘^Insure in Sure we must have. a Danaher, Con- It Is also true, we think, that There are a great many people maintained," said a bulletin issued About Town five fighters were shot down when The Japanese claims were, whol way and be hopes that they laid sel^ 'on Russia’s "socialistic goV' village boys. They don’t bum up of the fine. RalnvUle was arrested Investigating committee, said he intercepted on retaliatory missions. ly without Allied conflrmatidll. With tbis in mind, it can oa the foundation for a post-war era necticut must have the dublHyde. It does have a biting criticism the preaent noise in the Republi- ties fire aped and shared by his is no longer aa convinced as she Republic after the first World to collect spider webs for use in All streets east of Main St. from the Center north juid- 232 tons of exploslvss Wednesday anese pocket of eslstance north- Ireland, composed of pipes, ada -» _ cislve aUges after the Christmas ------Park, N. Y., over the holiday. for these critics, hopefully Infer- can patty devoted to a smear ef- party slaves and fawning fellow used to be that to buy a ten cent War aa a concluaive example. precision sighting Instrumens. north of East Center St. including Oakland St. and BSroMtTa Mare* IT. ISSt and Thurfday. west of Linll had recaptured more bugle* and drums. Trees travelers In their various cell clus- Cash Cbarx* holidays. Senator Van Nuj*8 said A (Connecticut ComMhy bus, due than ten villages and were mop- ring that their attacks on Senator for^^ to destroy Wendell Willkie, chance on a dressed doll at ivicinity. his group’s investigators would at Depot Square at. 9:45, broke Other planes destroyed or dam- ters about Connecticut. If BroW' But for my part I should very • Consseuttva Days ...| 7 atsi S ots aged 26 of the barges on which the ping up remnants of the Invaders. The first group o f Marines t'j Danaher will merely redound to tht one candidate who does, so church fair is to take a first step I Consseuttva Days ..I t otslll ets be on the job" meanwhile. A down this m orn l^ on be trained as parachutists assem- der or any of the rest of them had well like to see- our Senators and 1 Day ...... Ill QtallS ois Japanese rely to supply their New Fighting continued in the sub- that gentleman’s benefit! One does ?ar, measure up to the 1944 oppor on the straight road to hell—espe- Notice Federal grand jury has sub- street. The passerigers were ^u nd bled at Lakehurit, J., in Oc- any real regard for Rusaian- Representativea, our Presidents, All ordsra tor Irrszular lossrtions ta A* frtiiv hiff die-1 fnr Hartford and were transferred Guinea and New Britain forces in urbs of Ansiang and Nsnhsien 50c each not have a clear view of this poX- tunity clearly and convincingly. Anierican friendship, they would cially "when It’a in such a good will be obarzsd at tbs on# ttma rata pw nw d rocords of'four big d ig-1 for Hartford and the Invasion sector. A Liberator north of Tungtlng lake. tober, 1940. our Governors and our state Leg- Special ratss for long term s Ty Unariet for return Jan. 6 tn Wash- to an ext^tnat w as following. sibllity, for the letter-writing at- shut their mouth, which would he cause." Zoning Board of Appeals 'ey advertising sdven upon requast. sank a 2,000-ton enemy tanker 120 K N O FL A And Not Over their first sincere contribution to islators much more positively In gton an d V an N u ys said h is find- M an y o f tm tacks upon Danaher must always Ads ordsred eanoellad batore ths in|a. would be available to Square ^ k the (^ ss^ ^ ^ miles northeast of Wewak. Investigating Tarawa the good of anything. We guess Pocketbook Conacleneea identified, politically, than they can In conformity with the require' Ird or ttb day will ba obargad only *00 More sortie* By Plane* be considered in conjunc^n with ments of the Zoning Regulations tor tbs aetual nurobsr ot time* th* l;^ ir y , a a w e ll. , a n d tro iisferre d a t th e 'C e n ter. this just about tosses Browder There are still, I suppose, a few possibly be under the broadly ge- On the Solomons approach to It is possible, even probable, back over the border, with proper of the Town oil Manchester, the ad appeared, charging si n* rate . Ferguson Blame* OP.A I j „ vr $ the Courant’s rebuttal defenses of neric designation of Republican or earned bat not alowancs oi refunds Meanwhile, Senator P'erRnaon .Seaman second class. Rabaul. Administrator William F 2.00 warning nut to invade our domain holier-than-thous who will profess Zoning Board of Appeals will can be made qp six time eds Mrptxtd General Gontrafldfs him, and it is a moot question in- that we have some lessons to (R „ M ich.), ,a m em ber of Van C^anz ger o f 11 W e ^ Halsey reported 230 more sorties A U C T I O N ! again, and leaves us well cathS' to be shocked at the idea of the Democrat. Those terms ixc now hold a public bearing in the Munt By Doing Without after tba flftlr day. by planes which monopolized the Tree.* Up lo 8 Feet. deed which does the Senator the learn from our experience in tak- No “till torblde": display (Mies not Nuj^’ comm ittee, said the Office ro inp Ieted b M lc triin ^ ^ ^ Jobbing and rized for the advent of the Christ' Pennsylvania Senator, but If their almost ludicrously vague. Where cipal Building on Thursday eve- sold. I Camp skies over Bougainville, pounding 0 more barm, the letter writers and ing Tarawa. Conceding that, It ning, December 23, 1943. at 8 p. of Price Adm inistration w as /At 1 S. Naval Training StaUon, Cam t mas spirit. worldly circumstances are such does tba Democratic party stand Tha Uarald will not pe'reaponsibis Sampson. N. Y., and has been Us 150-mlle-length with 170 tons General Repairing Call their attacks /ir the Courant and can also be said definitely that the m., on the following applications: tor mors then one incorrect Inser- fault for "letting new branda get of explosives from Buln bn the H ousehold Furniture that they are within the Incwne on the question of price control* tion of any advsrtlasmsni ordered granted leave. Its defenses. The defenses usual- place for these le.ssoh8 to be Application of the Sheridan out of hand.” The group Mss re- south to Buka on the north. ' '/Ion Lutheran Church you might aak. On both sides, tor mors than pna time. ceived complaints of labels TWO FINE LIBRARIES — OVER 2,00p BOOKS! Call 4386 paying brackets I suspect that Corporation of 821 Main Street The Inadvertent omission ot in- Harry H. Scott, son of Edward Far to the northeast of the Solo- C arl Johnson ly confirm the worst charges of learned is within our military Cooper and High Streets CHRISTMAS on whiskies containing 76 per Before 6 P. M. most ot theM wUl refrain from you will of course answer your for permission to use the entire eorrsot publication of advertising Scott, of 15 Griswold street, has mons, Seventh Army Air Force 145 West Center Street .the critics. -^— commands themselves, and . em- Rev. Paul G. Prokopy, Pastor will be raeilfled only by oancellation cent neutral spiriU, qfid selling At At REIDS’ AIJCTIONTORIUM spending much money on tele- own queation. Where does the Re- lot at Main and Peart streets, in- ot the charge mads for ths service been promoted to Private first Liberators raided the mld-Paciflc phatically not within any con- eluding 10 feet on Pearl Street in above celling pricM, said Fergu- MarahallB, 300 milss from the U, S.'ROrTE 6. BOLTON, CONN. 9 a. m.—Sunday school. grams to their Congressmen pro- publican party stand on the same rendered. class, at a South Pacific island gressional committee investiga- a Residence B Zone, for buslnesa All advartlaements must conform son. _OPA should look into It, bate where h* is serving at an Ameiioah-held Gilberts, for the Bad N e ws Held Itack 10 a. m.—Divine worship. Theme, question? On both sides. Sure. /In style, copy and typography with (:» Miles 101181 o? Manchester) tion. testing against the wickedness of purposes, LIGHTING he added. Army general hbspital. In ths eight straight day. In the latest My Bible and Advent Prophe Then how la the white collar con ‘ iregufatlons enforced by the publish- The tax pill, now $144,000,000 raid to be reported, the big bomb- When one newspaper took Cen- Although heavy, shockingly the scheme; when they realize Application of Louis Bayer of ers and they rettrve *he right to service since November, 1943 he W EDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 22. AT 8 P. M. cies.’’ Text: Acts 10, 43. edit, reviss dr rslect any copy eon- higher than the, Hoiia* version, ers pounded the enemy a'irDase at sor Byron Price's advice, and de- 3 p. m.—Sunday, final rehearsal that they won’t be taxed for their numer, who has always been 54 Stephen Street for permission formerly Worked for the Rogers Inspectinn: After 2 P. M. On Sale Day. EAT THE BEST .AT REYMANDER S heavy, to civilians, the casualties to Convert the existing building ut aidared oblsotionabla. will be reported to the Senate Paper Manufacturing plint st Wotje atoll at dusk Wadnssday. cided that it shouldn’t be bashful for the Sunday school Christmas share of the billions that Congress either a Republican or a Demo- CLOUNO OOURS—Ulasslltsd ads next Tuesday, it was expected. ROAST BEEF on Tarawa were not excessive for 102 Norman Street into a twb- to bs published same day luaet be Goodyear. opposed only by light anti-aircraft 8:00 P. M.—K.S: From LIbrarle* of Oeo. DWlght Prall, Spring- TENDER. JUICY STEAKS on Allied shipping at the port of under the auspices of the Zion’s till after next year’s election. make It Impossible for him to on Bougainville, we can select our Telephone Your Want Ads now. the measure lifts total F ^ - holidays from Suffield more than 3,500 miles to hit Japa- field, Mas*., and Pauline RIgg* -No.ve* Estate In Pomfrcl, Conn. OYSTERS AND CLAMS ON THE HALF SHELL Bail was belatedly smolred out. Young People’s society. 'This outf' feed hie fam ily? He might be Application of Perrett and eral taxes annually to $43,500,- objectives with a view to our own For my own part, being a prac- Olenney Realty Company of Per- . Is Saving Ads ars aoctpiAd Ovsr ha lela- Academy where he is a student. ines* oil refineries st Bslkpapan on Set* of Kipling, Shakrlc*, Irving, Voltaire. Secretary- Stimson, representing door Christmas caroling will be at able to do something If. the mem phoh^ai the CHAXGhi R' l't>! given 000. 000. state and local taxes HawUtorne, Ruohkln, Woodrow W’ilKon, Bryant, Holmes, Fi*ke, DINE AND DANCE TONIGHT! safety. And then again, when the home of aged, sick and shiitinA tised sinner of long standing, I rett Place tSr permission to use above as a eonvanlence to advar- our armed forces, seemed hopping bars of Congreaa who represent tisart, but tbs (jAdH R> • blS will vs swell this to the 60 billion mark. Dleketia, Lamb, Emerson, Fdlof, Thackeray: Many Frmrh Book*. some compact little fortress like of the parish. Special carol folders don't mind putting In my trifling the existing building on Perrett ap- the Farm Bloc or render all thalr Place owned by Edna Taylor Vleta aoospted as FULL PAtHUNT If Government outlay however Novel*, Etc. Reymander’s Reataurant mad that the j story had got out. Tarawa stands in ^ our way, it wilt be used and supplied by mem- two-cents worth In favor of Ouf- paid at th# buainess oHios on or na- praaches 100 billion a year. There are rumors that even then bers at the homes where caroling allegiance to it were unable to at Meriden, Conn., for buaineaa Fuel tors tbs savsntb day following th* 9-00 P. M.. r i RNITUBEi Maple Settee amf 8 Maple Occa*lanal must b? taken with heavy camial- fey’a lottery plan. Not. mind you, In the meantime, the Treasury Fine Wines, Liquors and Bew is conducted. All young people In- hide under poliUcai dsnlgnations purpoeea in a Resldance B Zone. llrot Insertion of ,eao‘ . ad. otherwise ^ EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AT Bil5 Chair*, Maple Dinette Tables, Maple Buffet, 6 Maple Dining his account of 17 ships sunk and tles. that I think It la aa good a one aa the CHARGB Ra TB will be nniieet- aid now mcome tax forms Will 33-37 Oak Street Telephone 3821 terested are invited to join In the Application of Vaifro Grandl of ed. No resohnaihiiliy foi armre lb go into the mails soon after Jah. Chair*. Studio Couch, Mahogany 4-Poater Bed with Bog Spring t,000 casualties didn't reveal all But whether the casualties were which have nothing to do with the TWENTY-nVE GAMES FOR $1.00 caroling. the Treasury’s original program 82 Foster Street for permission to telephoned ads will ba aatumad and 1. unaffected by whatever Con* and Mnttre**, Maple Spool Type Bed with Rox Spring and Mnt- Ihs damage done. current taaue but had to win their keep chickens at thej-above- ad- thalr aoouraey cannot ba guaran- justified or not Is not the real 7 :30 p. m.—Monday. Final choir of raising ten billions by straight Critical Materials gresa does on this bill. tre«s, Hospital Bed. Other Beds, Some Birdseye Maple Fumlture. m elections aa members of, say, the tssd. No one is gloating over the fact question. The real question is rchcarsdi for Christmas festival taxation; It being neither aa dress in a Residence B Zone. Stid Lamp. Oateleg Table, Sewthg CaWnM, Otands. « « service, December 24. Agrarian League. And ao with Table Lamp*. Andirons, Fireplace GrateO, 8-Pc. Kitchen Set With that this Nasi victory has finally whether our armed forces ara go- healthy nor as busineasUke. But Application of Vincent W. become news. There’s nothing 7:00 p. m.— Friday. Sunday any numbar of problems of the Dynas of Buckland BOad, for ths Porcelain Top Table, J Toboggan*, Few Rugs, Ladles’ BnlUases. ing to be hailed before lome- cun- School and Congi egational Christ- when wa have a Congrsas mads Hollywood Bsrvtcs Station, for Ete. PMIco Table Model nadTo. ' pleasant about it. But the point graaslonai committee for an ex- highest aignifleanca. and Labor AERO BINGO BILL D IA N A mas service, comprising recita- up, in a majority, of members too psrmisslon to deal la uaed oars * ' - Is that tMs news was being kept planation every time they do hap- tions. songs, a Bethlehem acrostic, cowardly to face the electorate Out la the Open and to do |[eneral automobile re- AT a manger scene and distribution of Christmas Store Schedule SO ME A N T IQ U E ITEM S It Bock A g ain A t t h t Sam# O ld I aaerst at a very time when vari- pen to run Into one of the more after paaaing an Inescapably nec- I suppose that if the Southern pairing at 342 East Center Street. Rifts. lus military officials were trying costly operations inevitable in essary tax bill', and too unaware Democrata do accede and organize Application of Samuel S. Glan- Open All Day .(h^tdnMdays During December. 3 Boston Rockers, Hitchcock Chairs. Empire Card Tgble, 8:00 a. m.—Saturday. Christmas grave of 86 Russell Street for per- Stond! Id warn the American pcopie such a war. The Arm y & Navy Club Empire Mirrors, Victorian Side Chalra, Etc. day, December 25. of their reaponsiblUtiea to see the their own party, they will const!' mission to build a garage two feet Open Until 'J P. M. Thursdays and Saturdays. Igainst expecting too eapy a tri- If our military commands are 10:00 a. m.— Sunday, Dec. 28, burden they are creating for pos- tute a ve^ strong minority group T h e M anchester Electric D ivisio n from the property line at the No gasoline? Cfin*t use your car? j GIRLS’ BICYCLE, IN GOOD CONDITION. a m PIZZA bmph la this war. The German going to he subjected to such second Christmas day service in terity, and adien the lottery —for a, short Ume. But they will above, address in a Residence B ' a t . Open Until 9 P. M. Monday, December 20, Tuesday, ter men, SerRt. Jerry Lovett The boy is a carrier for The Her- of Mr. and Mrs. Frank L . Pinftey, and today he was hollering for a march to the Orangee rivjer. It South Pacific as members of Company K. 169th Infantry, have written Boy Scouts, business meeting and 4:00—WTIC — News: WDRC — 9:.10—W’TIC—Can You Top ThlsT ver City team did not gain a com- and Pvt. M'iinam Adamson of Christmas Party. WNBC — Spotlight Bands; ald and was worried last night be- now of East Hartford, but ^ m e r - second chance to untwist it. B,v Jock Hand fortable margin until fate in tht Company K, of Manches^ter. was shank’s mare all the time on an eye-witness story of the 14 months of heroic fighUng in the Solo- News; WTHT — Tommy Tuck- And off his job of belting Bobby New Caledonia—no truck travel. mons. The first installment of this 2-part story is Carried in today’s Thursday, 4 — Rehearsal for er’s Orchestra. Sports. cause he was not able to cover his ly of Manchester, has b ee/aw ard - third quarter. Cole waa the lead- The personal story of these route. Hia mother delivered the Ruffin aroun^ Madison Square New York, Dec. 18.- (iP)—Three The weather was hot but the com- issue of The Herald. The final installment will b«'printed in next Sat- members of the Junior Choir. 7:30 4:15—WDRC—Top Tune Tims 9:45—WDRC—Strictly Swing. ed the United States Ai/M edal. He ing man for the local boys but tht two .Manchester men w III be —Rehearsal of the Adult Choir. papers for him. Later she visited was awarded this rriMol for the Garden for the better part of ten times Is out even tn the National pany still looked flna In training. urday’s Issue. from Washington; WTHT — 10:(K) — w n c . — Million Dollar defense of Manchester forced thj eoncluded In a second ®l Band; WTHT—John B. Hughas; the boy at the hospital where it port he took in th/bombing of lound.* last night, it would appear Football League’s frostbite derby two-part tortol, to be printed "When it rained In New Cale- Race from New Orleans. Meriden team to shot 30 of Its field donia—it poured! We trained hard Church Of The Nazareoe WNBC—John Gunther, was learned that the wound was Kisku. / / Sammy won’t have to wait too so the New York Giants and goals outside the fbiil line. In The Herald next Saturday. seeing the first Zero hit and burst 4M Main street. 4:30— w n c — Hollywood Open not serious. He was bnsed/i Alaska for 15 long for the chance to make one Washington Redskins dare the all of the month of December, House; WDRC—Calling Pan 10:15—WDRC—Correction Please; Both Off Slowly 1942, January 'and part of Feb- into flames and plummet to the Public Hearing Rev. Jsme* A. Young, Pastor, WTHT—Saturday Night Bond- months and wjA on duty over the i:i5-pound boss blossom wh^rc two weatherman for the last time to- "W e of Company K, 169th In- sea. As for "Washboard Charlie," America: WTHT—Bob Stanley, Aleutians and after the bombing are now blooming In the Gar- morrow afternoon on the frozen Neither team got away fast. Tht fantry left the U. S. shores on Oct. ruary, 1943. 6:00—WTIC—Englishman Looks wagon; WNBC—Army Service first period ended with the team "drder.s' finally came for us to we heard later that he got too Sunday services: Forces Present. of Kiska wns granted a leave of den. turf of the Polo Grounds with 55,- at Brooklyn; WDRC—SS, Cyril Adding a set of new slugging, tied five all . . . or did until •‘ 2, 1942, sailing In a convoy of four move up again. The 169th embark- careless and was finally .shot djxCn 9:30 a. m. — Church school. 10:30— W n C —Grand Old Opry. 25 Die When . absence Which he spent with his 000 watchinf. to see which team is Plan Rejected and Methodius Seminary Choir; take-a-chanoe tactics to his old to be straight-armed out of a Kazmarski. got busy with a soft or five transports from 'Frisco, er about F'cb. 12 from Ne Mehia, on Guadalcanal. Classes for all ages. Study the 10:45—WDRC— Maynard Krueger, paren t/in Ea.st Hartford and his Bible with us. John Cargo, super- WTHT—Navy Bulletin Board; sister^trs. Raymond Dotchin of routine of rush in, wicatlo close Juicy playoff date with the Chica- one-handed shot that just seemed and this time our destination was Files Ovier Henderson field { — WNBC—Tea and Crumpets. National Chairman. Snci^l8t to float Into the basket. He scored 'hound for the South Pacific. After Maple street. He is now located in and clout, Sammy came back from go Bears. unknown. Finally, our Company "During our stay op^ Guadalca- intendent. 5:30—WTIC — Cesar Saerching- Party: WTHT—News; WNBC— Boat Upsets three of these in quick aucceoaloa P 22 days of ocean travel, during nal, Red and I both Jiad a chance Fairfield Selectmen Re- 10:45 a. m.—Morning worship. Prelude to Victory. ^jJ(m^phl8. He has another brother, a first-round one-count knockdown Report* from the Bears’ front It which time nothing of unusual in- Commander said that we were er; WD^tC—Mother and Dad; to take the play the real ’pf the den that over $100,000 already is and there was nothing Sunmict headed for Guadalcanal, where the to visit Henderspri Field, which fuse. Open Sessions in Missionary service with Rev. and WTHT—News; Music. 11:00—News On All Stations. tank, who was last reported in could do about it. However tht twest occurred, we landed at our the Marines cafllured from the Mrs. L. C. Osborn in charge. 11:1.5—w n c — Nelson Olmsted: the South Pacific. way and win out, six rounds to in the Dec. 26 playoff till can be fighting was then hot. 6:45—WTIC —, Starring Curt Soldiers Are Believed three, with one even, on The Asso- expected to spur on the ’Skins Silver City lads increased tht ‘ destination. , i. Japs, many Mines, It is a fine field Bennett Case. Music by the choir. Massey. WDRC—What Is It?; WTHT— tempo towards the close of tha hall. . »r .‘vye all had the fun of being First Jap Bombing and valuable to our side. 1 espe- 6:30 p. m.-!;N. Y. P. 8. (Senior) ciated Press score card, befoec a and New .Yorkers who have been Enroute to Guadalcanal we had Evening Justin Stone’s Orchestra; WNBC Trapped by Vctswl and walked off the floor on tht 'Initiated in the Polly Wog Club, cially enjoyed the sight of leaving Mias Marion E. Janes, president —Johnny Long’s Orchestra. crowd of 11,844, who tos.sed trying to decide the Eastern half ‘ King Neptune’s Ow’n, for having our first experience with the Jap Fairfield; Dec. An at- 6:00—WTIC — News; WDRC — $30,784 into Mike Jacobs’ cash championship for three Sundays long end of a 17-10 count. that field from a .Marine transport A Christmas pitjgram. News; WTHT—News; WNBC— 11:30—WTIC — I Sustain the Or Overhead Miss Susick Hteossed the equator. air force and It came on the night plane eh route by'air from Guadal- tempt by counsel for Chief Arthur 7:30 p. m.—Evangelistic service Wings; WDRC — Flashgun registers. The officials split up. running. Manchester Sparta “Our company now was made o f Feb. 17, 1943. We were travel- Carol Lee Sutton. two to one, in the balloting. For a few minutes the Manohoa* cr nal to the New Hebrides on my Bennett to have his case before Sermon by the pastor: "Will 6:15—WTK2—Gems of American Casey: WTHT—Dance Orches- New Orleans. Dee. Is — (J*i—At When the teams started their UP of the original National Guard ing on transports in convoy, with And now that he has taken care December shopping for some ex- ter team gave their supportort way back to the States. 1 also got the Board of Selectmen opened to Christmas Return?” Christmas J. Thurston Noe Jazz; WDRC—People’s Plat tra. least 25 soldiers w e^ng life pre- 111 B o w l T i l t ' contingent from Manchester and the usual protection and had just a good view of the entire islani of music by the Clhorus Choir. Mrs. of Ruffin in the approved manner, tra. holiday -dough, Steve Owen's something to think about as the) the public and press was rejected form: WTHT—Music; WNBC— 11:45 — WNBC — Los Latinos; servers died yesterday when their .^electees from Camp Wheeler. The entered the bay opposite Gua'dal- Guadalcanal as our plane circled Florence E. Fish, soloist. Memorial tTilmes from the tower S.immy, who holds one half of the men were supposed to be taken Philadelphia, away to a nospital aa a flu victim ience and used It to better ad- ing'wen, the world over. The petn Following the Franz Gruber carol '6r by a canopy overhead. 6:46 p. m. on week days—which Giants demanded: "Who said the vantage. bofnbers with escorting fighters. than jungle morasses. Company K rendered in the case, are consider- 10:30 a. m.—Breaking Bread. Four in Serious Condition after dropping a decision to Ruffin. yesterday Just when he’d been -pie o^Auckland received ua with "Silent Night! Holy Night!" and Now, the Bouncing Beau, in ad- ought to be ideal preparation for , government wouldn’t let baseball given the green light of recovery Nicely Balanced VVe had a good look at the planes landed on Gavatu. one of the nu- ing the following charges against 12:15 p. m.—Sunday school. the choral prelude "Gloria in Ex- Cspt. T. F. Reece, public rela- By Chick Garrett 'tears oF joy and we are just tw ^ for we were standing on the port merous Islands In the Russell By State Department dition to having a tentative date playing night games. .still it has men go to Florida?” from a shou'der Injury. He might The Meriden team Is nicely bal- of perha^m lllions who can pnd Bennett: 7 p. m.—Gospel service. celsis Deo" the choir will come tions officer at LaOarde General Seattle, Dec. 18.—Despite the Deacon Branch Rickey a bit w or-; ______side of the ship when the first Jap group, at night. We were blvou- 1. That he accepted gifts In re- 7:45 p. m.--—Tuesday, Prayer hospital, said 65 soldiers and three with Ruffin, Is slated to give Bob- be around but isn’t expected to anced and managed to work out winiiay as teng as they Uva that from the tower in candlelight pro- loss of splendid backs in Pete cat Bob another shot at the New ried because he figures the only i otami.lB join in the shovin’. End Frank several nifty plays. DeRosoe waa bomber came In for the kill. He aced on a small Island all by our- turn for favors he gave as a po- meeting and Bible reading. ceslsonal singing ’’O Come, All Ye civilians who operated the vessel jT ck Z d N?|. was •Hke selves for all-around battalion de- lice officer. I New York, Dec. 18—(/P)—On• fornia Melodies; 8:30 Foreign As- were being treated for injuries Susick and Jay Stoves and others, York half of the jackpot early in ball player sure to sUy out of | ^ Liebcl, who broke his nose last deadly insidf tlie circle and from '»om e" to Company K apd the rest Seemed only 200 yards away. All Faithful." trouble is one who is too tired to i the Oklahoma Aggies our guns were flrihg and this one fense. We had a fine spot over- 2. That he qpnspired with Mel- I four Saturday evenings in JanU' signment; 9 Chicago Theater/ suffered in the capsizing or in res- unbeaten and untied Washington the New Year. week, will operate behind a spe- any angle. It could be said that s»fthal6Wh. X./ ^ , . I'nited Nation'* Carol* ary, the Department of State will "Hansel and Gretel” ; 10:16 Satup But, Bouncing Beau or Bobcat go looking for It..Lester Pateick. i basketball team beat City College the local team had some bad - “ X New Zealand^i»nd played unfortunate Nip was hit hard. His looking the Pacific, showers In one vin Cole Falrfiqjd in an attempt i cue operation. Four of the soldiers will send a strong team against whose last competitive bockey | In the Garden, R o ^ rt (Injun J ^ ) cial mask. end of a long storehouse building to discredit a police officer and an | Agree to Delay The carols are chosen from be on the air with a series design- day Bondwagon. were zaid to be in serious condi- Bob, Angott is going to have to Washington’s Wilbur Moore, breaks when the ball ringed the NaUonal A n t h ^ as we plane exploded and crashed In those of the United Nations, Southern California tn the first all- effort was when he donned the, Nipp celebrated hte l^th ****^''^*1^ flames. Machine guns were every- and a small cottage, the home of official. ed to portray its role in carrying tion. put on his apron again and get who reportedly came along for hoop several times and droppM Ked and aO of the boyawere in a resident manager of the cocoa- among them being “The Shep- into effect the nation’s diplomatic Sunday brings: Forums MBS The names of the, soldier casu- far west Ro.se Bowl game in Pasa- back to hla pretzel-bending — or, goalie’s pads in that famous 1928 by “P » the ride, may see action on pass out. This Meriden team, howtver. at aplrlte.^ Company K wras bll- where on the ship. It seemed, all 3. That he changed his testi- Subsidies Row herd!.* Story" by Clarence Dickln- dena, Jan. 1. by taking an X-ray examination blazing away into the night sky. nut plantation, was located near policies. Officials of the depart- 12 noon Reviewing Stand/Turkey alties were not announced. rather, unbending—sooner or later. Stanley Cup playoff, put on his defense according to Coach Dutcli Long legs str-r-r-etching semas is not as good os the one that cop- at w ta k a n a , 40 miles ^from mony given before a special inves- .son.'a Latin carol "A CThild Is Pass defense was the only that disclosed a slight fracture in ped the CCIL title last year. We knocked down four torpedo the beach. tigating committee in the recent ment and members of Congress and the Balkans” ; BLU lllS Wake The soldiers aboard the stricken Four years ago, the Pennsylvania skates again this week to give ' Bergman whu*« battered charges Imlf Hie .picture, it looks like ’Aaektekd, a amall town conUln- The boys of Company K were Born in Bethlehem.’’ by George W. will be heard. Up America new thne. “ Post- vessel were members of Compan- weakness during what amounted veteran won the National Boxing few lessons to Roger Leger, who one foot___ Just to give the kid . M.H.S. Neconds Win planes, all crashing into the sea. case of Police^ Lieut. Thomas R. Washington, Dec. 18— (J') —Both A. ______-y~ — \X.*noVki»arr_ appear to.- be In aomowhat im- George Mlkan is reaching right ontira 3rd Battalion, df In fine spiriU again. We had work Chadwick, a British enrol “ Lullay War Commitihents ^ road ”; NBC ies A and B of the 2nd battalion, to a one-game season—Washing Association ci-own for the first has a lot to learn about playing a treat. Coach Hank iba decided proved condition after a week of The encounter between the sec- "One colored boy, a gunner on Shnughnesay, who has since been Houses of Congress were agreed The broadcasts, under the list- to send him into the game in the up to the basket -10 feet from w&di Company K was a part. ed hard digging our defen.scs but MV Liking" by Gustav Holst. ing of "The Department of State 1:30 Roundtable, y /o th cr'ta lk s— Transportation Corps, Reception ton 27. March Field 7. The Hu.s- timS to twist up the lightweight defense. .Two of the three men rest. Wee Willie Wilkin has two ond teams of the rival schools wks "Tha battalion bivouac area was our ship, was responsible for three discharged from the force. today that the row over food sub- kies will have to pull up against last three seconds.., .As he start floor. Mkan isn’t that tall. It’* an exciting affair from start to of tljem. It was reported. That was swimming was fine nearby. We Among the other carols will be Speaks," will go out via NBC Jan, NBC 1 Ezra T. Bensen on "More Center, Camp Harahan, Captain loop-the-loop. A year later, he Chalky Wright has signed to flght bad knees, ^ George Catego and -.Ifaie. Wa slept to hutmenU there, 4. That he failed to maintain sidies should be postponed, the a Chinese Christmas caro], "Stars alack in this, department against ed for the floor, Nipp asked the camera atigle, but DePaiif* finish. Marchester’s hopefula. led goo4, New H. Benson .... 100 107- 89—296 for infantry training. Here we had beach to higher land. The regiment because he couldn’t find 'a new Mrs. Mary Athens told the court. 8:30 Inner Sanctum; 9 Hit Parade' systematic collectloM on stated Cleveland, unbeaten at home in Not Legally Settled Yet Klelnschmldt, Ig . 1 0 2 ties,-—yes—but that’s war. Those ist -at St. Mark’s Methodist church olulu Xmas Show. play at Washington, hit the Hus- nine starts, entertains the Blsons York. (10--non title); Joey Pe- a little jungle training for the first hiked inland about a mile and a pair of shoes to fit. Juat waitv^d She won a cruelty divorce decree and Sinatra; 9:45 Jessica Drag- days. Other places )p> ahead with boys whom we saw go down, went from James Athens after she tes- in Brooklyn and had held for ten long Intervals between collection kies hardest. Gall Bruce, who tonight while Indianapolis Invades ralta. 13514, Tamaqua, Pa., out- Totals ...... 371 391 363 1128 time. half to our bivouac in a large co- the general, Gebhard did. The gm- onette Serenade; 10:15 Correction 13 3 M down fighting.” tified he started rationing her years the position of organist and dates. broke in as a freshman end in 1942 Pittsburgh and Providence does its B.v H a r r j' G rayson '* field goal, was in the game legal- pointed Mike Della, 134, Lo* An- Team N«. 8 "A nionth pas.sed and Company coanut grove. We took the ordi- eral’s aid-) retume4 the next da) Please; 10:45 Maynard Krueger Await Word On Widow and wound up a reserve center this geles, (8). Meridenn —with the shoes..' .gasoline, in 1936. director of music at Calvary Bap- On Permanent Basis best to snap Hershey.* home Icc NEA Sport* Editor I ly? And if so. to which official did Mooiian ...... 103 98 111—312 B. F. T. K men were in fine condition and nary precaution.*!, digging silt tist church In New York, the posi- on “Socialists and 1944 EleC' fall, has moved to the backfleld. he report? A substitute must re Taunton, Maas.—Blond Tiger, ...... 93 91 112-296 spirit. Captain I'onfer .saw to that trenche.a a4 protertlon against (The second installment In The committee la considering streak of 11 games without a set- New . York, Dec. 18—That Ohio A. Larder .. Montenmuro, rf . 2 0- 4 the interesting story of the tion he now returns to New 'York tlona” . erlin, Dec. 18.—(iP)—Sergt Lau- the advisability of putting the He stands six feet, weighs 200. The port to one of the officials and be 135, Lowell. Mas*., outpointed 'fj. Suprenant 90 92 96—278 as he was’ the physical inatiuctor po.ssible bothbing raid." back. State-IUlnois game which ended DlPescoe, If ...... 3 0 8 fortunes of the men of Com- to assume. BLU—7 What’s New Variety rence Beresford of Kensington waste paper salvage on a perma- drive and speed of Keith DeCour- Sunday sends Hershey into Buf- duly recognized. Wasylik didn’t Pay Doyle, 138. Fall Rtver, Mass., H. Bengston 103 101 96—300 ftn- the entire eaiiip,' Our officers ' Sergeant Lovett contracted ma- Hour; 8;15 Boston Symphony; wa^kllled in the Lumberton, N. C., cev. a new hand, has caught the (8)'. AlmJ,tz, c ...... , 2 0 4 pany K, 169th Regiment of The position of minister of mu- nent baais here. It is understood falo for a renewal’-of the feud that twice, once with a 28-26 tie and see Stungls report to any of the T 0 at that time were: Capt.ain lUlwin laria on .Ouadaleanal a few week.s 9:30 Spotlight. Banda; 10:16 Army train wreck, and today hla parents,') Erie, Pa.—Billy Miller, 133, . .. . 389 382 415 1,166 Van' Alralhid, rg . 0 a Manchester, as told by Sergt. sic at the South church has not that there will be on acute short- eye. produced a near-riot In their last 15 minutes later with a 29-26 vic- officials. If he didn’t report, there Totals/. 0 0 .Confer, Compaiiy ( xinimander: after the landing of Company K Service . Forces Present; 10:4.5 Mr. and Mfs. Alfred Beresford,' Washington will send one strong Lawcenceville, Pa., stopped Eddie Team No. 4 Schoppucio, Ig .. .0 X* Jerry Lovett and Private Wil- \ Rationing Data yet been filled, ,but James New- age of waste paper for a long pe- meeting. The Blsons have, tied tory for the young Bucks, hasn’t was a penalty due against Ohio . 0 2 2 Lieut, McOoralii Taeut. Reeder, p>i the l.xland. Of thi.x he says: comb of New York tl playing t/or Centennial of first cooperative till awaited word concerning his lineup against Southern Califor- State and more distance for a field Scott, 136, Detroit. (4). ' Bedell . . 9,3 96 1 0 8 - 2 9 7 Tekgle, Ig ...... Hergeaiif Ia>velt Sick liam "Red" Adamson, both riod after the war. The amount twice and beaten th% Bears once yet ended legally, according to ideut. Morton. Ideut. Shinn. None the morning service both this store si Rochdale, Eng. wldow\ whom the Army reported, nia, posslblv not as well equipped goal kick. Highland Park, N. J.—Sonny Metcalf ... 82 88 93—263 of-these officers are known to "I contracted malaria a few patients in Fletcher General .. Pnrnishfid B y how needed by the armed forces in their three meetings. Cleveland Nick Wasylik. > Williams, 140, New York, and Lou 7 2 18 coming Sunday and on Sunday, MBS—7 Nick Carter; 8 Cali as en route north with Beresford; a* the outfit that blasted the high- The boys really ought to be call- Bill McKee suggeste that Ohio Duffy . .. . 10.5 100 109-314 . Manche.stijr people as they .-were week.x after landing on Guadalca Hospital, Cambridge, Ohio,' ^lone is pn a par with peacetime will try to make it four In a row in Maxwell. ISSlii, Newark, N. J.. Score at half, 16-10, Manchester. will be concluded in The OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION December 26. requlremente. Fully ninety per ly' touted March Field FJyers hut ed back again for another play. State and Illinois play off this Schubert . 116 88 91—295 .detailed to our unit after we left nal and was in a Sea Bee hospital Us Indianapolis series and Pitts- drew (8). Referee, Murphy. for two-weeks. 1 had a tetppera Herald next Saturday.) cent of the paper now. being ship- little less efficient. burgh visits Providence In other according to Waayllk, who waa. an game In Installments. Manchester. B rg «^ -» DepartuMBt o< lafoiteatloa Certainly Washingtons , losses to Ohio State quarterback under If gfeeh their choice of a Christ- Philadelphia — Jiggs Donahue, Totals . 306 372 401 1169 Ordena! To I,eave ture at one time of 108 but re- ped abroad will never be returned battles tomorrow. 148. Philadelphia, outpointed San- ceived the best of care. Since my 85 Traosoat Stetet, Boatoa. A Maaaarhnsrtts to this country. the armed forces have not been as Buffalo has gone without defeat Frantic Francis Schmidt. I mas ^psent a gdod bet would be 5tlchigan Captain Hurt "Order.s were received for us to Boost Is Given A N O T H ER SPECIAL heavy aa those of Southern Cali- •/BUI McKee of Ashland, O., re-; that Bern*?. Moore of Louisiana dy Macjt. 145, Baltimore, (8). move out - destination then un- arrival in the states I have had Deaths Last Night In its'last seven games, winning Charlotte, N. C.—Russ Golding. More Bowling Teams ^wo recurrent attacks of the dl? 2 DAYS ONLY! DEC. 20TH AND 21ST ^ fornia. ' four and tying three, while Pitts- lavs Wasvllk’s version. On what; State and Homer Norton of Texas Ann Arbor, Dec. 18.—A Jche* known, Every man of the regiment Meats and Fata ^flve worth fifty gallons. Period If the first stringers stand up ------A. hnd’M. woaW ask the Army to 162, Camp^Macall. N. C.. and Sol ease.. It Is tough to shake off ma . To New Accord burgh sets the example in the apparently was the lost'play, Ohio Badame. 170, Charlotte., drew, (8)t Milwaukee. Dec. 18.—American injury, suffered when he crariied hated to leave .since each oi us had Three coupons will become valid Red Men Lodges and knock down passes, the Tro- lift'Its ban on’^A. S. T. P. trainee* larla, but I am in good shape at Brown stamp P In Book Three Because of the shortage of gas and tires only calls other direction with four, straight State started from approximate- Denver — GuS Dorazio. M92,. Bowling Congress has sanctioned Into the hoards. wlU keep Bob '>madc many fi lends in New Zea- San Diego, Calif.—George N. January 4 to March 14. jans wUl know they have been in ly 16 yards in from the Sideline pisying football. present. good December 12 through Janu- Loiidon, Dec. 18— (J5—:-The 'eemi- received by Monday, 12 noon, Dm . 20th will be on spe- setbacks * Philadelphia, outpointed Gunnar 83,973 teams, 4291 more than at a Derleth, Michigan’s hockey C*Pr ;tend. We embaVked from Auckla'nd Peek, 70, administrator of the Tire laepecttoa the Rose Bowl again. and threw an Incomplete forward •These all-civilian teams collide Wbout Nov. 20. 1942 and, after five "Company K was assigned to a ary 1 with stamps V. M and N. officlal Polish newspaper Dziennfk Christmas Party Barlund. 197, New York (10). corresponding date last year.- tain, out a month. work detail vAhile on Guadalcanal Agricultural Adjustment Agency Stamp Q will ha good December A-car deadline March SL B-car cial! (Special.will be in effect two days at plant.) pass. 'The head linesman, futllely In the Miami Orange Bowl, New -days at sea, arrived at New Cale- Polski gave a strong boost ,today Year's Day. you see, and among San Franclzco—Tony .Ollvera, the boys working hard unloading in 1933 and former president of 19 through January 1. deadline and new C-car deadline signalling a penalty, threw down .donia island group. We were quar- the Moline (III.) Plow company. to the Russiah-Czechoelovak soldiers taking special training at 122. San Francisco, outpointed supplies from ships offshore, Prooeaaed Foods February 29. All-East Team hia cap to mark the spot. At long Peewee Lewis, 120, Baltimore. tered at Ne Mehia, the capito) of He was a native of Polo, 111. mutual assistance pact recently ./ Sunoet Council. Degree of .Po- Polish Societies last, you’ll recall, the foul was L. S. U. are no less than eight men There was little entertainment oh GaaoUno signed in Moscow but said Poland LA D IES'D RESSES OR ( 10). the Island group. Guadalcanal for the boys of the Lincoln, Neb. — Henry Levi Oreen stampa A, B and C to cahontas, and the Red Mph virill recognisefl and the team* called who saw service with the Tiger Number g stamps in A-Book ‘has so far received no invitation have their ChrisUnoa party tomor- Minus 2 Stars Hollywood—Jimmy” McDaniels, VOLUNTEER BLANK — BLOOD DONOR M R V IC l "Our first Thanksgiving over- work details but Ihe sick boys In Ward, 80, nationally known natur- Book Four good through Decem- To Meet Sunday back from the dressing rooms for varsity in 1942. In addition to ueas was spent at sea enroute to alist and former director of the ber 80. Stamps D. B and P good valid for three gallons through to participate.” row afternoon at 2:20 at the the extra play with a good share these men, the majority of whom 148, Kansas City, outpointed Ro- Manchester Chapter, The Atnerican Red CroM the hospital had movie shows once February 8. B and B-1, C and C-1 M EN'S SUITS dolfo Ramirez, 149, Mexico City. New Caledonia, and in the typical a week. While I was in the hos- Milwaukee Public museum. He through January 20. The pact left the way open for’ a Sports Center on Wells strept. Tha of the spectators on their way were stars, there are 20-odd letter- American way. We were not par- coupons good for two gallons. Only third unnamro country to Join, and families of both lodges and friends Chicago, Dec. 18.—(yPi—Coaches njen from other colleges at the Old (10). I Want To Donate'Blood for the Army and Nary pital ‘Joe E. Brown, movie star, was a native of York, N. Y. Sugar home. Sacramento, Calif. — Harold ticuterly Impressed with New Cale- New York—George Cjlafke Cox, tha new coupons marked B-2 and the naw*paper’s comment was In- will be welcome. A special meeting of Che United Andy Kerr of Colgate and Dr. Instead of putting th* ball In War Skule. paid uz a call. He was the first en "Sugar" atamp 29 to back oi Polish Societies will be held to- (Red) Roamussen, 147, Sacramen- donia after \ leaving such g fine 78, Investment counselor and writ- C-2 are good for flva gallona. The terpreted aa. meaning that Poland There wlU be a tree mad Santa George Hauser of Minnesota will play where it was put In play for BUI Jones, who scored two of » a • • ••• • • • ••••••••• •••'V tertalner to visit Guadalcanal. Book Four vaUd to January 16 for face of all gasoline ooupona in your 2for$1.50 morrow evening at 6:30 p. m., st to, and Terry Moore, 144, New Name {dace aa New Zealand. "While on Guadalcanal we were er and speaker on economic sub- live pounds. Do not confuse with would be receptive to signing after (Reguteriy fl.9 9 eacfaj Claus to distribute gifts to the have to revamp their lineup of the the Incomplete pass, according to Tulane’s four • touchdown* and "Wa were now to tha tropica af- poeaeasion must be andoraed in ink a reconciliation with Russia. There children, entertainment and' re- the Polish American Club. At this All-East football team , which Wasylik, the referee put the boll added three extra points ogalnat York, drew (10). bivouaced near an anti-aircraft jecte- He was bom to Columbus, Stamp 29 to front o f Book Four. meetln gofficera will be elected for > ------»aaaaa«aa***9 ^ lestW south temperate New battery'. Every night a Jap plane, O. with registration numbar and has been no diplomatic contact be- L Corduroy, velvet, wUto er dresea with over two pteata not hi- freshments. A drawing will take meets’ an All-West eleven to the dpwn at the apot marked by the L. 8. U„ pUyed with the Tigers os Addreai atate.' I tween Poland and Russia slnca the place on the $25 War Pond and 1944, and plana made for assisting * freshman In 1942. operated to Forget* Folse Teeth Jpealand. We traveled by truck *0 which we dubbed "Waahboard Aeroptena atamp number one in eladM la apeeteL annual Shrine Hospital grid game head linesman’s cap. This was no t e a plaet^alled Bouleparla, two countries broks relations test* $10 ta War Stemps on which the Polish people In Iran and Polish the Oreenles’ backfleld ** Navy Charlie” flew over - dropping Book ’Thrab vaUd for one pair in- 2. 2 piece flresaes are tneloded, except dressee with long Jaeketo. In Ban Frincisco New Year’s Day. nearer the goal UniB, but Wasylik MarysviUe, K*a.—VPl—A pass- Phone ...... Age, 18-20.... Afa, 8140.... ^ B asned WBage, ^ there the en- Biitt®>flaM Nnsned On Board Tha office 06 the Local Rationing April. members have been canvaaolng. ehlldran In Mexico. All Polish peo- As the squad oioembled here, the points out that It wo* considerably lend-Ieooe isid. bomba. I was m the hosplUl when definitely. Stamp I t to Book One Sa Please give a week to 19 days to flaish garmeats. ple are asked to attend this meet- ing motorist awakened John Oel- A n 2rd battalion bivouaced. It “Charlie” paid hia first vlaita but Board is located ta tbs Uaooto Mrs. Myra Fltogerald is chairman coaches were advli^ that two nearer the center of the field and At College Station Coach Nor- Check hour you'prefer appointment! , iT such A atce apot, but wc atiU valid for an indefinite period, school opposite the post offloo. Of Dog May Ve Tip To Robber of the Pocahontas committee, and ton sees member* o f his 1942 var* linger, who seized'hi* clothei and after I jecovered 1 aaw the plane Miildletown, Dec. 18.—(JPi—Edu- *i«o To control the black mar- Notre Dame stera, fullback Jim consequently provided a much bet- ocompered from hi* biasing trailer 00^ Bm wav fib the front and cation for Freedom, Inc., an or- fleo hours are as foUowa: Monday, Walter Konehl of the Red Men. l^ltah resident* Irt Manchester sity waJktog around to Army uni- flying high overhead, heard o' ket, loose coupons cannot ba ac- Mello and Center Herb Coleman ter chance at a field goal. Had tlte home out Into the ohow, Qelltoger 12-1...... 1-2...... 2-2...... are had tp n d B e d to hardships. ganization whoa# program is to 10 a. to. to 4:80 pi m.; Tuesday, 2 Omaha, Neb.—(JP) — Police are Sunset Council will hold its wiohing to donate clothes, medical play sterteia from where It should, forms, three lettermen, several antl-airCraft open up and saw tl c e p t^ except with a maU ordar. bandages, etc., can do so by bring- would be unable to play beemuM of didn’t mind dressing In aero Bis lB a rta ws slept to bursts of shrapnel^near him. promote "better informed, more p. BL to 606 p. m.; Wedaeaday, 2 holdtof a dog abandooed la a.toxl- bimineee meeting Monday evening their Imminent induction Into the Wasylik stresses that the angle squadmen. Fill h) and mail to FadOO at the.Zypoee clubhoute, with ing these to the Polish American BTist coaches of school* that weather, or losing his radio and tsats. Moaemteos ware plentiful — "Company R was under bomb- rezponzibla u d mora teoughtful p. BL to 6:16 p. m.; Thataday, 10 cab by an unidentilled man, pre- Manchester Dry Oeaners Navy V-5 program. for a field goal would have been shotgun. Wh’at really mattered, he American Red .Crosa, HooaeA'Hala plenttfus that w« had to eleep citizens,’ /announced laar night the Period One coupons valid to a. m. to 6:16 p. to.; Friday, 10 a. sumably the owner. When Uiey election of officers. Thl* will be Club. 106 Clinton street, aftfr 7:30 have not joined the Navy want Is ings for eight months and often 98 WELLS STREET PHONE 7254 p. m. any evening. The team after n light drill to- difricult. said, was that In hi* haste to leave ter moaquHo nets and had to spent some trying nights. We saw appointiient of President Victor L. January 4. Period Two coupons m. to 6:16 p. m.; Saturday, 10 And him, theyll arrest him for the final meeting of the year ami Wasylik ask* whether Johnny a War Department with a Navy Qateker Servtee At Ow Pteat U Yua Desln It. I Money coMccted thus far for day. waa to leave for the coast to Ute lira to* lorgob bis false teeth. I Itead alM|L Qur training eched- some gode yvilling to assume re- London. The man at the other youthful voices there short week little 1944 will be once; conjunctions had con- .sponsibiiity fOr t,he statements he end of the line couldh't catch the Acrosathe 'street— the mueic lifts. bounding into our midst with spired makes.' or ha' should not make! name of the station, so In des- like a Joyous CflirUtmaa prayer. scarcely enough clothes to cover Against the force o f sun on earth, them. Automobiles for Sale Repalling Articles for Sale 45 ' Rooms Without Board 59 Jim Asks Advice damned scoundrel.” Lost snd Found 1 Lost and Found 1 5lli Ariiiv Pincers peration he asked the Inquirer to Gay lighted trees thrust through him; but with optimlam un- and revolutions tired. w v Emily asked after a minute, tbs panes bright streamers boutided. Let no one think he Is "giving” 1936 CH R YSLE R 6 4 door sedan. SEWLNU . MACHINES, 'vacuums, A ONE HORSE farm wagon, $10. FOR RENT—ATTRACTIVE mas- Salute Given spell It. k LOST—BULOVA wrist watch be- when he buys war bonds. He is 1X)ST —THURSDAY EVENING $295, terms and trades, $5 weekly. Irons. lAd all sraalJ siectncai ap- Flaro, Buckland Road, 1 1-2 miles ter bed room for two gentlemen. Mr,. Cockney (quickly— E for green and gold Policeman (after collision) — tween State theater and Moriarty Nears San Pietro; Nervous Passenger—Don't drive ■ Hale Store at Center, six linen Brunners, open evenings. Tele- pliancea repaired. Genuine parts, from Buckland Post Office. Clean, warm and comfortable, 'Erbert, A-wot 'oraes heat, L- And red, to weave a Yuletlde joy, You saw this lady driving towards making an excellent Investment, Brothers Gas Station. Telephon«^ ""A p « .m. .. all that my heart can hold. so fast around the corners. It backed by all the people and all (handkerchlefa, crocheted -^dges. phone 5191. expert vyorkmiiistip. Parte for all twin beds,. 1 block west of Main P & W School we’re yer goe* w’en yer dies, I-wot you. W hy didn’t you give her 81T30. Oh, I love this little Christmas makes me nervous! thTe resources of the United States • Telephone 8462 or leave in store. ‘ makes. A B. C. Fixlt Co., 21 SEE OUR FINE selection of boys' at Strickland. 124 Oxford street. Tanks in Battles Ih. com f»i y «r . -re' " t - i" d.,«n.d l> I know. I know yer sees wlv, N-wot lays an half the road 1939 FORD 4 DOOR .sctl :30 p. m. Leave A ir- 1939 PLYMOUTH 4 door sedan,.’ Tel. 4219. zJn’> ,s Kow’S'Uwo.rb’'..?Se I’ll remember that means me! Friend Most of them have been 1937 dymouth 4 dooi sedan, 1938 Wanted— Rooms— Board 62 and Austria, ?” bt S r,.d to . doctor-n.y ..rt o< doc- town; A judge In a western state dla- through It and have not the heart craft 7:30 a. m. Tel. 6832. F’OR SALFl —M A N ’S heavy black Along the feativc lighted street Man—Jones seems to be a suc- W'illya ' sedan, 1937 L’hevrolet NEW (XINVERTIBLE TOPS.^Cel- But liphtcr planes ranged oy»r East Hartford, Dec. 18.— A sa-, remove her, and to see, in com- tor— Aids to Faith missed a witness who gave aa his to Ia\igh. LOST— BL.^CK A N D white puppy. onyx ring, set w ill a 22 100 per- WANTED- BOAHD~for 1 or~2 ’’Then you have asked her to each window’s gold pours down cessful man. I supposed he made FOR R fe.N T -L A T E S T T Y P E hos- seilan. 1936 Pontiac sedan. We luloid replaced In curtains,' all Yugo.xlavia, Albania, and Italy, pensation, that she obtained a n-is Spaniel and terrier. Answers to cent blue white diamond, $85 for weeks, for 10 yea old boy. Write lute to the Pratt & Whitney A ir- marry you?” Emily aald, alowly. To splash an oblong square upon hay while the aun shines. The Bethlehem Star, and Joshua's aulhoritv tor a statement, "They pital bed. for home use. Rate.s buy cars for cash. Cole Motors. kinds of leather work. Chaa. Lak- provoking a series of sharp sky like position in m other city. say” and directed the court Bon Mot by Milton Berle: "Lucky.” Call Bruce 5277 or 7484. quick sale. C^all 2 0381. Box P. Herald. craft U. S. Arm y and N avy En- . “ No. But— well, last night the the walk where 1 must go Friend—Not only that but he Day were rather hard to see, rea.sonable. Call Kemp's, Inc. Tel. Te'l. 4164. Ing, 90 Cambridge street. Tele- battles in which seven enemy Frank was remembering this, stenographer to “ strike out all of "Definition of marriage: When gine Training school will be paid said that she was sure I could To reach my gate beneath the made It from the grass that other Until I read a portly tome of wise “ Will you tell that gla.vs blower 5680. phone 4740. fighters were shot down and one sitting on the porch with Emilv. bushels of ki.sses are rod\iccd to ONE 1-4 H. P. ELEICTRIC motor, by the Army Air Forces Training make a go of thing If I went • pine. Oh, see the Christmas people let grow under their feet. astronomy the witness’ testimony.” brother ol yours to leave m y* 1941 0LD3.M 0BILE 4 door sedan, Allied plane failed to return. “ Just what is it she’s to get little pecks." to Hartford. one 1-2 h. p. electric motor, one Apartments, F'lats, Command radio program "1 Sus- back to Boston and tried to get That told of temporary stars | “ It may be true that many peo- clarinet alone!” W A N TE D — RIDER.® driven only ."i.OOO miles, like new; W.ANTF7D TO TUNE, repaii and glow 7:30 a. m.. 4 gal. butter churn. Flaro, Buck- Tenements 63 Make Sweep Over .\lbunia tain the W ings” tonight on a over?” Emily demanded. a job as an assistant to someone Brother— Are you aure thl# is WEST SIDE Leave Manch«.ster 1941 Chevrolet club coupe, radio, regulate your piano or player He said uncomfortably: From all the amlling house* Phone 6477. heater, $895. Terms and trades. land Road, 1 1-2 miles from Buck- Spitfires of the coastal com- country-wide NBC broadcast. with a name . , and then even- there,'- where friends and neigh- Chriatmaa morning? OF MANCHESTER— piano. Tel. Manchester 2-0402. land fo s t Office. FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM fur- mand made a sweep Over Albania ■ -- “ That business about typhoid In BY FRED H.ARM.AS 6 Room Single. Hot water $12 weekly; 1936 Plymouth 4 door The dramatic portion of the tually, specialize—’’ He laughed bors sit Sister—Well, If It isn’t I washed RED RYDER Into Hidinsr IF YOU DONT KNOW' Just what nished apartment. Available Jan. during which they shot down four the mill district and the houses on heat. Recentl.v rede^rorated .sedan; 1958 Chevrolet 4 door half-hour ofTicial Arm y A ir shortly. "She’s just warning me, About their Yuletlde fires and my hose for nothing! album to choose, u.sc our G IFT FOR SALH^- ERECTOR SET, l.st. Warren I. Keith. 51 Cam- German Interceptors without loss Elderberry street.” (BUT • throughout. I tar garage. sedan, $475. Terms and trades. Musical— Dramatics 29 F'orces Training Command radio that’s all.''’ HERE'i^ ^ E M l - O f R E H irt M ' CERTIFICATE, redeemable at metal box. motor. Also divan, bridge street. Phone 7075, to themselves. show, “ Johnny the Kid N ext “ If you were half a man,” she " I can’t advise you,” said Em- FLATBED ' A COVCtOX CALLED THESE COUNTERFEIT IMMEDIATE Ot Cl l*.ANCY. $8 weekly,. Brunners, open eve- wicker porch furniture, three said with energy, “ you’d look into RED RIDER MAS DEE.*0 ARREf' ■W At^SWER: any time. Kemps Inc. PIANO beginners American Warhawk fighter- Door,” will describe the functions A NEVO P i l - E PLATES AND PRESS 81,000 Down. This Is a real nings. Telephone 5191. INSTRUerriON, F'OR R E N T— 6 ROO.M tenement, things for yourself. You’re sup. ily • FUNNY BUSINESS FOR PASSlsy FMONT riONEt sizes sleds. Telephone 2-1358. of the Engine Training school at nusiA Blown RIGHT \'OVO.' goiat bu>. •'piano and jazz by chord method. all improvements, wired for elec- bombers attacked shipping along He said, ‘Th e trouble is, I don t Brainard Field. The eight-week poscil to hold a responsible poslr trust her. Don’t misunderstand VOE AGREED ■' OUT T H I S t Mrs. William F'oater. phone 7509. tric stove, pll 'burner heat, ga- the Yugoslav coast and during the Automuhiles For Sale 4 Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 long course for Squadron Engi- tlon In the mills and you’ ll Inherit me. Part of the time 1 think she’* VJIN D O W ' Electrical Applianccfl— rage. 28 Russell street. mission their escort took on five the Elderberry block eventually.” NORTH END SECTION Messerschmitt 109s and shot down neering and Ba.se Overhaul Offi- fine and .serious and gentle under FORD DELUXE 1941 tudoi tour- He .said, "But look here, Em LOOK.' s OF .M.\NCHESTER— FOR SALE — BOV’S BICYCLE, Help Wanted— Female 35 Radio 49 three. The W trhawks strafed a cers of the AAF', Navy and Ma- that crazy, flbbertlgihbet exterior. 6-Rnom Single. .All liii- ing sedan, radio, heater, s|>ot like new, 2 speed coaster brake, rine Corps will be vividly explain- ily . . .” , I know .she can’t be as hard and FOR SALE -GOOD USED radios. Suburban tor Rent 66 merchant steamer which had pre- “ Oh, I know. None of my busi- light fog lights, driven only 15,- $35: al.so g ir l’s bicycle, good con- W O M AN PRESS Workers wanted. ed by the all-.soldler cast of the unkind as she pretends to be. The provementa. tiaruge. Small Call 2-1186 or inquire 15 Laurel viously been attacked and towed ness ..." she sal furlouslV. " It 000 miles, $995. Terma, $12 week- Nice hours, good pay, steady into, a port on the Peljesak penin- | program. How the officers are in- rest of the time I wonder If I’m bam and chicken coop. S. I*. dition. $20. Telephone .Manches- Place. F'OR RENT—THREE room cot- pleases your mother to dominate ly. Open evenings. Brunner’s, 80 work. New System Laundry, Har- aula.• ' struejed in overhaul, maintenance making a fool of myself. You,” $5,200. U. F. $1,000. I.M- ter 2-1833. tage, North Coventry. 6 miles welfare 'boards in this town, to Oakland street. Plione 5191. rison street. and operation of P&W engines he said, “ you could tell me.” MEDI.VTE OCCT PANCV. F'OR S A LE — M AJESTIC Midio from Manchester. Call 8627 after Ill western Italy American give large sums of money publicly table model, fair condition, $20. 6. will be broadcast by the show’s CASH FOR YOUR C A R - Any 35 Business Services Offered 13 planes made a quick, destructive . . . sl^e could expend the same Could she? Should she say, Call Manchester 8152. attack on Port Anzio, 26 miles G. I. actors who, each week, re- "You’re right, under the veneer rOXCROFT DRIVE— to ■»! High prices paid. Drive WANTED — CASHIER. Apply sums on bettering the conditions south of Rome, scoriftg hits on port how America’s fighting men she’s alive and sensitive and 4-Room Single (one un- over now to 80 Oakland street. STORM WINDOWS and doors In- State Theater. of her employes and her tenants Houses for Sale 72 tiocks, barracks an^' warehouses. are studying, working and train- sweet?” Or should she say noth- ftnlfthed mom upatalrs.) Brunner’s, Open evenings until 9. stalled. roohng ot all kinds, asbes- Household Goods 51 ing in the nation's A ir Force. but she’d get no publicity. I sup- Saturdays 6. Phon? 5191-^4485. tos side walls wood shingling, They topped off the a.ssault by pose.” ing, and let him believe . . . ? If Modern kitchen. Tile bath. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. 9 Also featured on the program he really believed that there waa gutters repaired, general repair- WANTED— waitress; Apply 3 ROOMS OP Modem furaltura .strafing a convoy o f 15 motor He took her hands snd held Gan heat. S. F. $5.4.10. Robin Road. Out ol town owner, 6 will be the Arm y A ir Forces nothing more to Nancy but the ing. workmansliip guaranteed. Center Lunch, 509 Main street. complete in every detail, includ- truck.s. them fast. He said, eagerly; D. F. $6tN). IM.MEDIATE rooms, steam heat, fireplace, cop- Training (Command band of the surface, the physical attraction, if Write Box W.-Herald. ing a combination stove. Reason- .\etlve Over Hattie Front “ I f you’ll marry me . . . I BY EDGAR MARTlJi OCXTFANCY. WANTED —EXPERIENCED typ- per plumbing, modernistic kitch- A A F Technical school at Yale he were convinced that her roots BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Shucks! able. Albert’s Furniture Co., 43 Warhawks and Spitfires were University. The band is led oy swear It, Emily, I T see you havie AS 1 \M NOW LIVING Ir your ists and bookkeeping machine en, basement laundry, good con- everything you want. What if she were shallow, and her easy AJlyn street, Hartford. dition. Lot 60x130. Price $6850. active over the battle front, at- Capt. Glenn Miller. The musicG tvJtvi * o - \ aow vooMOVa Spruce Street, 6-Room F O R S A L E vicinity am able to take on con- operators. W rite Box X. Herald. docs cut up rough at first? It cynicism a true part of her, he Tv*,v v o o s x s w x x v% . o * Shown by appointment. Walter tacking two trains south of An- portion of - the program will in- would be cured. He waa, ahe single. Hot-air heat. Large tracts for building, remodeling WINDOW SHADES -VEaiETIAN won’t be for long. I’m her only vo\'u. coMVxviE <'1* to soca AVON STRKET— W. Grant. 647 Main street, Hart- cona and destroying three loco- clude songs by the Qtew Chiefs, thought unhappily, a sentimental WiO COViCAHKItO '♦JtX.VV • lot. Terms arranged. and odd jolis. Including masonry. bllnda. Owing to our very low motives ami damaging 14 cars. and Pfc. Johnny Desmond. Cpl. child. W e can slip eway and— ” ______, E>04>' MViA> 4-R«H>m .Single. Garage No telephone at present. For con- WANTED —WOMAN for part overhead, get our special low ford. Tel. 2-7584, Residence Phone ” Oh,” skid Emily, ” so I ’m not to 1st; lik e m ost men. time housework. Call 2-1/77. Manchester 3160. A few Italian fighter planes Hay McKinley, leader of the If she -let him be cured, and n basement. .All the latest tact write A. Charo'h. Box 451, price! on high grade window band’s marching drum corps, w ill have a church wedding? She’s OFT' MIDDLE made an attack on a German air- she could do so without a disloyal Manchester. WANTED -^TWO WOMEN to shade* and Venetian blinds com- OCXTJPANCY 30 DAYS, 67 Bran- field at Pod.gorica in Yugo.slavla. also appear on the program. told you that you aren’t to marry Tl'RNPIKE WEST— improvements. word, might he not turn to her learn woolen card room work. pletely installed. Samples furnish- ford street, privately owned John- This was the first time that the All the men on the program, me. has she?” 5-Kooni Single. .All im- EXPERT RADIO service. Call H. He muttered, ’’She can’t stay after a time for sympathy and Apply Aldon Spinning Mill, Tal- ed. Capitol Window Shade Co., son built Capi 6od home. 4 rooms Italian A ir F’orce had been an- which is written, produced and di- provements. 2-car garage. WALKER STREET— Meade. Telephone Manchester mad forever,” and Emily burst understanding, and if he did turn cottville. 241 North Main street Phone and bath tub shower, second floor nounced as in action on a mission rected entirely by military per- Large lot. S. P. $6,000. 2-0898. 8819. Open evening*. out laughing. to her . . .? New 4-Ronm Single. .Ml partially finished Insulated, steam of its own. although small num- sonnel. are stationed at the Army D. P. $1,200. IM M EDI- the latest improvements. W AN TE D — C A PA B LE saleslady, Air Forces Technical Training "You're a spoiled kid,” she said, (To Be Continued) * RANG E BURNERS cleaned and heat (coal), thermostat control, bers of Italian planes have flown with exasperated affection, “and ATE OCCUPANCY. permanent position, good salary. BUY YOUR STOVES now. As Old as escorts previously. Command school in New Haven. serviced. Call 2-1309 between 10 fireplace, copper plumbing. (3ood for about the eighth time, I won’t BISSELL STREET— Apply Silbros. 881 Main street. Man Winter is Just around the The Air F’orce announced that They produce the coast-to-coa.st a. m. and 6 p. m. comer. See Jones. H « has a large condition, basement laundry, »lot marry you." 50x130. FHA mortgage, ^ice during the Sangro river battle the weekly NBC program from New WITHIN 15 MILES 6-Room Duplex. Hot-air WANTED-SOMEONE to care for variety of stoves. New and used. He said, sulkily: $6800, Shown by appointment. Tactical Bomber force made 1,- York ^n addition to. their other Foil DonH Say— OF HARTFXIRD— heat. .10-day occupancy.- ASHES AND RUBBISH removed. baby In own home from Dec. 23- 31 O ak s tr e e t. T e l. 8254. " I won’t ask you again.” ‘Now give me a good Indian song!" $-Room Single. A ll Im- Walton W. Grant, 647 Main 395 .sorties in support of the regular duties at the school. I Call 3444. 28. $3.50 per day. Box C, Herald. Flighth Army. ” I Sustain the W ings” will be The distress signal “ S O S’’ was provementa. Garage. Small ' WALKER STREET— street. Hartford. Tel. 2-7584. Resi- There went her “ influence,” she Itam. About 1 Vt acre* of FOR SALE - GAS STOVE. Tele- dence Phom M'anchester 3160. heard in Hartford over Station first adopted officially for Inetrna- . -Ruom Flat with steam W TIC at 11:30 p. m r- thought, watching him stamp BY GALBRAITH land. S. P. $4,500. O. P. 1 Bu.siness Service* Otfered 13 Help Wanted— Male 86 phono 5697. tlonal radio use in 1906. SIDE GLANCES doix-n the steps. How excessively BY y. T. HAM LH $1,000. IM M E D IA TE OC- heat. All improvements. childish she had been, almost as No Dull Moments F'OR SALE— TWO BURNER Soldier Bonus One hundred -pouhds of waste ALLEY OOP CUPANCl'. WANTED — ELEtTTRIC wiring WANTED—MIDDLE AGED man childish as Frank, to think that Kalamazoo living room stove. Tel. 43 Believed paper will make 115 boxes—each McKEE STREET— and repairing by licensed master for f..cioiy work. Steady work, 3 Factors with the best will in the world he li cuam N?$ electrician. Phone 3975 before 7 good pay. Apply Tober Baseball 2-0897. Talk Re\ived of which holds 10 20mm. shells. > SPSSD WIST- 6-Room Single. Oil burn- could do anything for her . . SWEAR ZM ANDOVER LAKE— p. m." Mfg. Oo., film street,. Manches- i.o8t at Sea She was still laughing when Neat $-Boom Dwelling er heat. Garage. Large Slow Gains More than half a million feet G B T TI N ' lot. /ter. BUY HER A PUrrURE at Kemps. (Continued from Page Oi.e) Jim drove in and seeing her, he OIZIV/ with oak floors. laivatory. waved and later came up the steps of lumber are needed at the ship- Florists— Nurseries IS? We have a fine variety. (Oonttnuefl rrom Page One) Lights. Good porch facing W A N T E D — AUTOMOB$LE me- Along Bool to sit in the swing beside her. I yard to construct a Liberty ship. the lake which la a short ADDISON ROAD, chanic. pood pay. Solimene and could hold the tbond until Its CH RISTM AS TRF7ES and w re a ^ C lO-ycar maturity. 50 miles off her course and was “How are things?” distance away. Can be used GLASTONBURY— F'lagg Inc., Dodge & Plymouth MarhInery and Tools 52 "Perfectly wonderful.” I as a year ’round home. S. P. 24-.\crc Farm. 3 tohucep Canadian balsam, all sizes. Dulth- Dealers, 634 Center street. (4'ontlnnrid froin Page Une) In .Addition To .Ailowanee sinking. That was the last heard land F'arma, comer Main aivd The bonus would be in addition to from the Boston-bound vessel. He said. "That sounds as $2,500. D. P. $500. IM - sheds built in 1939. 10 acres SEE US NOW FOR the new a e - though you had a lover’s quarrel kin, Ea.st Hartford.______y W A N TE D — TW O MF7N to learn trac agricultural crawler tractor. coat, for the tremendous air bases the proposed mus4ering-out allow- The oinmcrs said most of the MEDIATE IKX.itP.ANCY. with young Mr. Edgar." j of tobacco land. 2 chicken woolen card room work. Apply You may be eligible. Clctrac gives on the mainland alone. ance. merchantmen aboard were . New coops. 1-car garage. 8- Aldon Spinning Mill, Talcottville. As the diseharge pay bill was Englanders, but withheld identifi- “ W e quarreled,” she said, “ fur- Moving— Trucking— you traction, power and satisfac- Foggia and its 13 .satellite fields ther than that deponent sayeth; Footer Street. 6-room Conn. tion. Dublin Tractor' Company, offer bases from which American sent to the House, It provides $500 cation pending notification of their room house. 30 day occu- 20 for men and women who had not. Where’s Nancy? She's usual- dupleis. Steam heat one Storage / Willimantic. heavy bomber forces can attack families. eldei Rot-air heat other pancy. You must see this YOUNG M A N W A N T E D full or served nioi'C than 18 months over- They identified the skipper as ly with you on your early calls. ’ I'HE AUSTIN GHAMBERS (X>„ every point in southern Germany " I haven’t seen her since sup- eMsk A ll Improvements. property to appreciate it. part time, nice . hours, excellent and the Balkans, The great plain, seas. $400 for from 12 to 18 months Capt. Charles Thistle, 36. of East Terms arranged. local and tong dtetance moving. salary. See Mr. Litchman. Arthur Musical Instruments 53 .service, and $300 for less than 12 Boston, father of four girls, and per, she told me she was going Return load ^ t e r a , furniture, along with flat lands to the south, out somewhere. She took you r, 27 D E E R F I E L D D R I V E - Drug, Rubinow Building. offer space for an unlimited num- months. Those who .served at said that among the men w »re five rooms first fltMir. Tile storage. Dial ^80. WANTED—SAXOPHONES, piano ber of planes, and heavy bombers home would got $300 for 12 months U. S. Maritime service trainees mother's car.” He was silent a moment. I, Parker Street. S acres of accordians, ciarinets, trumpets. are pouring steadily into this thea- or more spent in uniform and $200 who had boarded her recently. bath. Hot water heat with “Where have you been?" Poor Pup BT Sher r ill bl o6Bbi land with 8-room single Doga— Birds— Peta 41 Call 5709 or write Chester ter. for less than a year. Captain Thistle took command FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS house. Steam heat with oil. Knotty pine sunporch. — ■ — OsosKy. 89 Union street. ■ The plan, retroactive to include of the Suffolk last February and "A call. Your father took office ^ Besides bombing Germany. Mcd- coal. One and t-car garages. 30 day occupancy. FOR S A LE -C A N A R IE S . Young, those discharged from, the armed had been employed by the Sprague hours. I’ll go relieve him now.” I f voo Have a oo& me r e l also cages. Nothing better for a GET A GINGER BRED boy record iteiranean A ir Foi'ces undoubtedly figured we HATS W HV THEV Bam. Chicken coop. S. P. forces after Dec. 7. 1941. was esti- company for 15 years. "You sound tired.” —Awo The Gir l wiul So WE COUL^^ I CAMt BUILT THE , H IM WASHINGTON, HE HAS F O R S A L E Oiristmas gift than a beautiful book that talks. Also a good will be givtn the task of knocking “ I am. I was up'half the night, BE IM the hospital TOR REMT HER. ROOM I RENT YOU TO WAG MIS TAIL $1,000. D. P. $2,000. mated to entail eventual outlays HER ROOM. ROOM CCILlMG‘ H IG H! J singing bird. Phone 5467, 195 selection of other Nursery record Bulgaria. Rumania and Hungary of from $3,000,000,000 to $4,000.- but It won’t kill me. Emily, I A WEEIC ------UP AND DOWN out of the war, or at least dis- / BUT WE HAD AN - SEVERAL NEW (Henry street. books with stories. Kemps Inc. 000.000. want your advice.’* / OTHER VAONCVJUST couraging them from taking active Hfime Shift -'1 High Street. 8-room sin- 3 -T e n e m e n t Her heart began to hamnu'r Il'* miflity caty to squander T I TCNl MINUTES AQO/ i':ii gle. .\ll Improvements. F’OR SALE — SISKU-CANARY, COMPLETE DRUM SET, Leedys part. And also they will be weak- 4, .“y and 6 Bounties of land, money and and her bands grew cold but she money, even if it it wartime. Hot air heat. ,\ttractive H.vbreads young birds, first time Mother of Pearl*Finish, includes ening the Gemian A ir Force for clothing were offered to attract asked, quietly: buy. D. P. $I,()00., ROOM HOMES H ouse ' offered for sale in Manchester. base drum with $10.00 pedal, defense purposc.s In the spring. volunteers in the Revolutionary "WeU ...?•• XCe’re humen, after all. We're Good singers. 61 Winter street. snare drum" with carrying case, bitten by an nrga to buy jutt one On Charier Oak Street, War. “ It’s about Nancy— ” He added Phone 2-1554 after 5 p. m. small and large tuneable tom sheepishly, ” I ’m afraid I ’ve fallen more extravagant thing—to put Beech Street. 4-rooni near Main Street. Good toms, top hat (foot cymbals), 3 for her.” off saving till toiperrow. Thit single.. . Hot air heat. S, P. WALKER STREET— ^ CANARIES FOr T a LE. Guaran- orientar cymbals, 2 cow bells, Bus Drivers Location. “ No one would blame you,” she urge that bite* ut it the **Squan- $4,S(M». D. P. $1,000. 7-Ronin Single, all i/U- tecd singers. Can be seen at 174 temple block, practice pad, druip said after a moment. W ILL B U Y A N Y der Bug.” He waxes fat on prnvements. Fireplace,' 2-. Call .After 7 P. M. Cooper street. Tel. 7121. R. Grira- sticks and brushes. Scarcely used. Work A^aiii “I know. But It’a all pretty Icy. Cost $32.1J)0, will sell f^r $225.00. muddled. She doesn’t give a damn good American greenback*. But Bobbin Road. S years car garage. Ready to rhove PHONE .3862 Can be seen at 73 Church atrltet, G O O D for me, not really, I know that. he'll get thin a* a rail if you feed old 0-rooiii single, fireplace, (Continued from Page One) into. 30 day occupancy^ or call 2-1034 aftei 6 :(H). She’* just unhappy and— ” ne /2-/a raliinet kitchen, steam heat him V s r Bond*. when 200 drivers and maintenance RE A L EST A TE caught himself up, as if he felt ne with ct^l. Terms arranged. EAST .MIDDLE TPK.— FOR S A L E - F U L L SIZE violin, in were about to betray a confidence. "This library used to be popular, but you can’t even find F’OR SALE—WORK HORSE, har- men walk«)d out. 5- .Acre Farm. 6-room good condition. 122 West street. ’’She’s told you abot^ Drew a date here any m o re r ness, wagon, hitch single or.dou- Telephone 2-0077. The W LB decision cut the con- BY LESLIE TURN El E.AST 1VINDSOK— house and 4-r«>om house ble. Telephone Rockville 742-23. tract rate of 4.84 cents a mile to Fair Prices Warner?” ^ WASH TUBBS A Job for Experts “ Ye*. I'd like to wring his 10 acre tobacco farm with combined with chicken Oscar Forand, R. F. D. No. 1, 4.24 for drivers and did not allow 5-rooin single (plus one un- F O R S A L E neck!” I’OO N ER VII.LE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX SKIP-SDMSINS coop, turkey coop. .30-day Rockville. Wearing Apparfll— Purs 57 certain differei.tials. George Rice, SCTTEft 5H0W THE ENTRANCE IN finished room u|>stain), 1 secretary of the Birmingham lo- "It wouldn’t further your SPECtALISn CLAIM. occupancy. 2 family duplex house of AtLATION TO THE ROCK6 (}N THE i-m$y CANVsssoMfS car garage, ,-K«om House young roaatera,. live weight.. H. A. your home. A. B. C. Fixlt Co. 21 p k , Frink, Wapplng. Maple street Tel. 2-1575. ^ W i t h a F e w . A c r e s 3 room cottage, all mod- A FO R S A LE — R O ASTIN G chickens ALLEN & of Land. ern except furnace. Situated W A N TE D — A SECOND band bath MAJOR HOOPLI, and broiler?. 30c per lb. Inquire at tub and twp' hot air fumacea. OUT OUR WAY. BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE HI I CHCOCK, INC. on corner lot, 100x150. 24 H om estead street. Phone Mancheste/’ 3301. ^NEfe.X MiJ6VO/-~'V0ELL, IM A-30R, Manchester Otilcc: THATT C O O K. F R O M G O O D G O S H .' UMf 8M *m «W W . A LE X A N D ER M«. PROhAR X <)UPP06t \ X ' 5\ A LONE&OAAE E O U L ? ^ 153 >I.\I.X ST. TEL. 8301 Wanted— Peta— Poultry— Rooms Without Board 69 T H ’ G R E A S Y S A C K W H A T L U C K - THW 60S€.iPlNG> (nANOER OF Stock 44 O U T F I T I S R l D l N . B Y B E C A U S E rre NONE OP WlllltuanUo Olticr: h e r e s o t h ' w i d o w ' A M Y T H I M G BU&lNEES, 8Crr SOL) ■Y0UR6 VlOOLO CHEER M.E OP JA R V IS St u art J. W asley FOR R E N T —TW O DOUBLE bed- I ^ITH A SONS OR Ak POEkA 824 .M.\IN ST. TEL. 1935 rooms. tnaple fumlabed, S min- W i l l s e e w h a t a T H A T O L ' G A L OFFERED * 5 0 SO Real Estate — Insurance Real Estate and Insurance W A N T E D — B U FF CS)cker Spaniel g r e a t m a m h e H A T ES I S T O Q0104W FOR (SLPO- (WHEN VfA ALONE BUU utes from Cheneys.' Call 6290. S E E A D E E R Oliice 0|>en 8:30 A. M. 'Fo Mortgages - puppy. Call 2-0447. I S - B U T S H E 'S ^TONE.TM vdONOBR- ’ Ihi A €T rR R N (& E State Theater Building G O M E F O R A K IL L E D .' 5:30 P. M. Ilaily Except Sun- LARGE pl e a s a n t furnished IN & WOU CtTS-v-THAT day. Also 1 ’ to 9 P. ftL C O O FTJe Dt WS.' IAA.R^/ 26 .Alexander Street Telephone 6648-7146 ^ room, near bath, with kitchen 8459 VdAMTEO , V d OOL D B E Thursday Evening*. 10-20 CHEAPER'N BONOd W LU Phones: 4112 or 7275 privUegea If dealred. Call after AA'YNPkR.'-**' tIiiAiO . Read Herald’Advs. five p. m. at 11 Locuat 3UST CURvOUt, EETTlRe. CREER. Take the home shift— cooking, v^OU * ^ cleaning and dish washing— in thit SOO VkhiOiA) / mar r ied r ffn-, neat, attractive frock. It is full ol MICKEY FINN Slips! LANK LEONARD your favorite detailings; set-in- belt, roll collar, button front clos „ ing- .... WELL, PHIL— Pattern No. 8459 is In sizes 10, I ’M TIRED OP 12, 14, 16, 18.. 20. Size 12, shoH To obtain complete crocheting BETTING FOR By Sir*. Anne Gnbot sleeves, takes S*^ j*ards 35-lncb Instructions for the Head Shawl PEANUTS AND Soft white wool crocheted In an material. I KNOW YOU open-work design with vivid Kelly (Patteiyt No. 5449) send 10 cents For this attractive pattern, send' MUST ( green or dark blue for bortler con- in coin, your name and address 15 cents, plus 1 cent fur postage. trast, makes a_ charming head and the pattern numl^r to Anne In coins, with your name, uddrrsx, scarf. It can 'be used w ith 'a l- Cabot, The Manchester Evening pattern number and size to The most any outfit and is warm and Herald, 106 Seventh Avenue, New Manchester Herald, Today’s Pst- comfortable thrown about the York 11, N. Y . Ehiclose 1 cent tem Service, lOtt Seventh avenue. shoulders. • L e t the wind blow— postage for each ' pattern ordered New York 11, N. Y. ' Thousands of Americans have yiiPB your curls will stay put and your A new- Anne Cabot Album la Keep up your wartime sewirj, sent their blood into battle as lives ears and throat keep warm. For ready today! It features an in- thus you are helping bring victory are being saved through blood plas- BAT evening or drouier oceasiona, cro- spiring "Gift Banaar" section eooner. TouH find Kt pages o f ab- ma transfusions. Chet the 38 Inch triangle of char- yon'II want to see and gives a sorbing sewing news, 102 new de- I Tbs Amstkaa msdieal msa shown treuse, caihellla pink or m agen ta..----serie;i. .------of free patterns which will signs in the netv fall- issue of here art undergoing final, instruction A marvelous g ift for college girls, delight you. Send for your copy “^ Fashion, " just out A coDV is 25 in England. Bny War Bends. business women or house-wives! j today, the p r i^ i# 15 cents. 1 cents. *il,S,TrHmnD$ttnm4»i OoiDpuny No. S of ttio South Mnncheater ‘ Hr* department waa called at 3:15 last evening to .500 Heard Along Porter atreet. There a chimney fire had alarted from the fireplace...... 3 p f th* Hos- Womcn’* Auxiliary, Mr*. D. T^e .blaze waa aoon extlnguiaheii Main Street Center Congregational Churdi Caldwell, leader. wlU meet without damage. .\jid oa Some of M«nrh«*ter'* ndav afterbooa at the iKWpltal Side Street*, Too Group 1 of which Mr*. Ralph The Chriatmaa party and aupper Xaufmdn »* acting leader. that was planned for the menihera of Mona 5'prea Auxiliary to have We just cannot understand the SUNDAY been held thia week, haa been poat- psychology of some women. Time Christmas poned until after Chriatmaa. The and again residents have been ask- reaaon for thia ia, that a number ed to respond to the need of giving of the membera are confined to "Ihat extra something" to the war effort by cooperation in doing the DEC. 19 their home’ll with colda. little things Ihat take a little more SERVICES •pprev* 1h* high The Britiah-American Club will of personal effort that the usual eharaefer of our fu- ’ give ita annual Chriatmaa parly work may go on in these days of 11:00 A.M. naral merehandi*#. for the kiddies. Thursday evening, man shortages. Pec. 2.3. at. 7;.30 at the clubhouse, We cite this case: The other Sermon: “ l*eaee! Peace! When There Is No Peace” I . . ( I morning when the Xmas rush at 7.5 Maple atreet. All membera are urged to hand in the names of the postoffice was heaviest. a their children up to ten years, by woman drove up to the postoffice Christmas Anthems: Tucadav at the latest, either at and-parked. It wa* exartly 10:30 “ Ye W^Htehers\ainl Ye Holy Ones” • D U R K E ® the clubhouse, by mail, or by tele- a. m. anil I>ec. 13. She boi’e In phone to Thomas Conn. This will her hands two handfiills of (.thrisi- “Jesus Is Born’\ . enable the committee to better mas letters, prohably holiday Irstf ctNTfRSt aMr.Hfsit]i.a)« make ita plans for a jolly good greeting cards. There was no great “ A Joyful Christmas Song” time for all. t I'tish of pieople in the lobby but by , the woman stopjied at the large I mail c'oivtainer at the postoffice Jiiiii«Tr, Intermediate and (.Jiiireh Choirs

steps and dumped all of her letters Into the outside box. Within five minutes of the first, another wom- Mr. and Mr*. Rarmiei Rlchai^on k \ an cam* along and did the aame 8:0 0 P. M. R thing, Mr. and Mrs. gamuel J. Richard- i di*. who was rector of that church * , There those women were— only RIKGS son of 69 Oak atreet will observe during the decade from 1893 to 5 I 20 feet from the inside mailing the fiftieth anniversary of their 1903. They have lived all their HANDEL’S “MESSIAH S boxes In the lobby, yet they married life in Manchester. Mr. ? I thought so little of helping out by marriage tomorrow, quietly at 1 Richardson is well known as a SOI-GISTS J i taking the easy and' lazy course- - their home. No special celebration brick ma.son, and still continue* in LIU.I AN G. SAUNDERS EDWARD P. NORDSTROM * ' of dro|>ping ttieir msil uutstiic, is planned, hut they will be glad to that line with hia son, Ernest Rich- RUTH AVERY RAY - WALTER E. SCHILLER Rj We sre-glad that not all, nor ardson. Their other children are S I even a small percentage of women, welcome any of their friends who Choir of 6.) Voices. Directed bv desire to call on them. Mrs. Belle Turklngton, who makes R j are like that. Did they ever atop her home with her parents; Robert JESSE F. D.WIS K to think that someone has to pick Both husband and wife were Richardson of Highland Park, up those letters7 Thia box land born In County Armagh, Northern V , WALDO S. NEWBURY. A. G. 0.. iprRanist ^ . Mrs. Chrhr^e Hippolitus of Meri- may we be corrected if It ia not sol Ireland. Mr. Richardson has lived A Bles.sed Christ mast ide and Welcome to Everyone! in this country .52 years-snd Mrs. den, Mra. Jessie Johnson of Hart- * is for the convenience of the public Richardson 61 years. The latter ford. They have six grandchildren, • hen the poatoffice lobby ia closed. Why, then, couldn't they go that will reach her 74th birthday on two of whom are in the service, Edward Richardson and Richard extra 20 feet and put their vol- January 22 next, and Mr. Richard- iiminouB Xmas mail Into the son passed the same milestone this Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Richardson are proper receptacles? week Tuesday, December 14. They were married in the rec- members of the Salvation Army of W* repeat, aom« women are un- predictable. tory of St. Mary's Kpiscopal more than 40 years' standing, and

church by the Rev. Jacob A. Bid- [both are enjoying good health.

Some funny excuses are being the rub come* when the women Here’s A Christmas Gift j given local milkmen in an effort shorten hia time of delivery to R I of non-cooperation with a plan to permit him to get home to do the war worker, on her day off duty,

R leave milk at the front doors. Re- farm work, A varied assortment shifts from slacks to sheer party

cently a man and woman, both of excuses are being given—any- dresses and chiffon (not rayon) R hosiery. working In % ar plants, refused to thing to exercise their "rugged" R "Why, you feel just like you're DIAMOND RINGS R have their milk left at the front individualism. Suggestion door. A little taste of the European half-naked after wearing slacks R and heavy hosiery to work all *'We are troubled with dogs at treatment given occupied coun- m R week. We feel just like wearing our front door," they told the tries by Himmler and Company $18.75. to $500 R milkman. would eraae all of thia petty non- slacks right through until spring, but you know "we. must doll-up R "W hy not make a box to put the cooperative spirit currently being R milk in ?" the milkman a.sked. noted in this country. once in awhile--even if we have Modern Moiiiitiiigs to to suffer doing it." R "We wouldn't do that for any- R body," they replied, hotly. Doll carriages ~ are poaaea.siona Seems like we've heard a pro- Modernize Your Present KingH verb bearing on this "pride with 9 "Wouldn't dogs bother your worth having these last few buy- pain" proposition. R milk at the back door?" the deliv- ing days before Christmas judging 14 Kt. Gold >vith eryman asked, again, trying to by the advertisements in recent I u p R plead his case. • issues of The Herald, and from White Heads . . . $12.00 R There are not going to be as "The dogs don't go to our back what our friends tell us about many 'coon dinners this year as in R door," was the rejoinder. Which, tl'.em. We know of one family of the, past, not because there is any Also 14 Kt. Gold Mountings with Paladiiiin R | needless to say. surprised the girls who had no less than four, lack of 'coon, but because of the milkman. However, the eldest' waa induced inability to get what goes with heads and Platinum with side ditiimiinds. Another woman refused to let to part with hers for a sizeable such a dinner. In the past the That Will Continue the milkman drive into her yard sum. hunters in addition to the fun of along her concrete driveway, so One woman advertised a car- hunting got a return on the fur

GENTS’ S1GI>^ RINGS that the farmer-milkman might riage for eight dollars, which sold, but now there! is a double re- .seems to be con.sidered a fair turn. There are no points needed to To Please During price, regai'diess of vintage or size buy 'coon and as a result hunters It waa sold and removed from the who have been going out and get- t $10^0, YOUR OWN premises before she saw her own ting 'coon are not taking orders copy of The Herald. Of course that and in addition to the return for XMAS GREETING CARDS didn't prevent a string of telephone the fur there ia also a good price The Years To Come «' From Your Snapshots calls during the evening. Still an- paid for the meat. There are no R Order Now—Supply Limited. other inserted a Jittle advertise- prices quoted on the local market LADIES’ SIGNET RINGS R ment and she called up The Herald for 'coon eating but there are some hunters who for the first R ELITE STUDIO to be sure not to run it again as R he had sold it to the first woman time are getting good returns who answered the ad. She said from their sport. , R $4.00 she must have had 25 calls in all. R Ri among them five or aix men, and . There are so many placea offer- was obliged to answer therh with ^' 1 l?ig Christmas trees for sale In Range and Fuel the di.scouraging words. "Sorry, it MancJicster this year that, some

iM en’s Rings has been sold." The next morning one who has takem the trouble to O IL the calls began before the family BI.ACK ONYX Ri check has discovered that the.-e R arose for the day. are nioie trees being offered than TICKET PRINTING Ua INT.\GL10S K This experience was duplicated there a.re homes in . Manchester. METtmS by others who had used doll car- HEMITITES K The supply and demand is .likely riages for sale. The answer is that to result in a big fall in the prices RUBIES AM ) TH;EK EYES R .Meter prints amount of de- they are not being made, or if they asked at first. R livery on your slip for your are the 'vheels are of a paper com- R protection. position hoard that won't stand the R gaff, and little girls are like boys, Anthony J. George.''^'proprietor

K very often they leave their dolls of', the Esso statlPn at Main and $15.00 up Bissell streeta,-is showing a letter R L. T . Wood Co. and toys exposed to the elements. he received from a friend who is R 51 Bis-sell St. Tel. 4496 In the Dewey-RIchmond’ show with the armed forces in Europe, R window on the south wall was dls- It is addressed to Anthony J. R George, SOS Station. Manchester, pla.ved an electric clock. It waa Ladies’ Stone Set Rings R noticed that the clock waa not Conn., and it reached him O.' K. R R keeping time and for about a week A. Non. S.NYTUETIC STONES it was over two hours slow. This R Brifrish- was probably due to the inability R of the owners To get into the win- i R dow through their Christmas dis- UR R A m erican Clu b $ 12.00 play to make the changes, b u ti

R when the clock was .shown to a ; R representative of the Electric R Company, who have an office next BINGO l.Mn.VnON STONES R door. It waa noted that the clock

R has disappeared. It was not con- R sidered a'good advertisement for R «n electric clock. up R TO NIG H T $4.25 R- The svying shift lassies are in a R. O R A N GE H A LL quandry these days. All week long R they drive to war plants in slacks

t and frequ.mtly have to wait on >WU. . . . . A BRAND NEW HOME AT i atreet corner* in, the darkness for BIG PRIZES! their drivers to arrive. i KEM P'S i‘ . ^ "W e couldn't do it If we. had to I D e w e y - R i c h m a n C o . wait on the corner for our icar* INC. V Furniture and Music dressed in skirts,"' ope worker said I JEWELERSr ...... STATIONERS...... Ol'TICIANS A d mission 25c recently.- , 763 Main Street >Tel. S6M

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