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Invasion of Luzon;

Two British Warships

British Battleship Sunk by Japs Off Malaya Japanese Jubilant Roosevelt Says Navy I

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utZ Hull Wants Wales, Repulse Eastern Fleet Oblit e ra | e d ' in Announc­ M eet Held ing Sinking o f Bat­ Most Disastrous Blow Army Communique Re*; tleship and Cruiser; On Menace To British Navy in Britain Will ports Japs Altaic

Land in Philippines. ------Whole War; No Word Open Bases ‘In Force’ at Norths The powerful new 35,000-ton Battleship Prince of Wales (shove) Of How Ships Sunk Tokyo. flying the flag of Admiral Sir Tom Phillips (right), commander of End; President

Radio Picked Up by AP)— ] Foreign Mini$ter$ at the British fleet In Eastern waters, and the 32,000-ton Battle Cruiser Or Fate o f Crews, To­ For Allies misses as ‘ Fanta^e*

Loudspeakers shouted Ja-1 Repulse were sunk by the Japanese off Malaya In the most disastrous talling 3,000 Men;; Rio de Janeiro in Jan­ tingle blow struck to the British Navy In the whole war. Their los.t Japanese Qaims olf’^ pan’s most tremendous news was announced by the British Admiralty without word o f how they Japs Oaim Sinkings uary on iVar Peril. were sunk or of the fate of their crews, totalling more than 3,000 men. *All Facilitiet We Can . Naval Supremacy of war successes bo far— the sinking of two of Britain’s Result of Air Power. Afford Will Be Avail­ Result o f Surprise*^ Washington, Dec. 10—o»>)_Sec- II I ■ mightiest capital ships and able* in Pacific; Jap­ the landing of Japanese retary of State Hull today propos­ London,’ Dec. 10.— (A»)— Washington, Dec. 10.— ed a conference of American for­ Britain lost two of her might­ anese Called Pirates. forces in the Philippine is- Japan Lands Troops —The War Department’s ' Unda—today to Jubilant throngs eign ministers to be held at Rio de iest capital ships today— the first official communique to*4 of war-stirred Japaneae. Announc­ Janeiro, Brazil, in the first week of powerful new 35,000-ton bat- London, Dec. 10.—Of)—A British ing that Britain's new, 35,000-ton January. day announced the defeat of^i Hull’s call for a conference to tle’S^hip Prince of Wales and authority declared today that "all a Japanese invasion attempfcl battleship Prince of Wales and In Northern Luzon battle cruiser Repulse had gone discuss the new war menace which the 32,000-ton battle cruiser bgaea and facilitiea we can afford on the w’est coast of Luzon I^.! confronts the western hsmiaphtre Repulse— both sunk by the will be available for our alUea" In down In the Padfle off MUaya un­ land as President Rooseveltl der bursts o f Japanese air bombs, waa disclosed in the following Japanese off Malaya in the the Pacific. statement issued by the State De­ .1^ D^ussing the Naval situation claimed continued supremacy' Imperial headqiferters declared partment: most disastrous single blow "the British Far Eastern 5eet has '‘sTn"*".”. Warnings In the Pacific, hr stigmatized the for the United States Navy ■ ^ "Thla morning the secretary of ■truck to the British Navy In the been obliterated." Japaneae aa “a bunch of pirates in the Pacific. lAizon la the pria- ■ state proposed to the governing And Damage at Least whole war. Their lose was an­ whose technique In opening hos- No ladleattoa of Other Loeeae cipal Island of the PhiUpjXlMHL In New York nounced by the Admiralty with­ Manila is located on it, about MB ' (The k>aa o f the two ablpa was (Coattaned Oa Paga Two) 2 More Enemy Ships. out word of how they were sent to (CooUnoed Oix Page Slzteea) miles from where the . Japaaee* aclmowledged by Britain but the bottom of the Pacific ocean or landing were attempted. B^rtler there was no Indication of other Sound Again of the fate of their crews, togeth­ Bulletm! from Manila an Army communi­ leases to substantiate the Japa­ er more than 3,000 men. A Japa- que had reported the Japaneea neae claim that Britain’s newly San Francisco Manila, 1:15 p. m-, Dec. 10. neee communique aald they were Britain looses were attacking “In force" at. La - massed Naval atoeogth in the Far — (12:15 a. m . r s,t ) ■ (/P), - ' 'Enemy Bombing Immi­ destroyed by air attack. zdiri'fioriBem end, betV/een Vlgan East had been nidlllled.) This, If confirmed, would be the Japanese parachutists were | and Aparri. Japan already had otalmed naval In Blackouts reported to have captured the i nent' Police Report; Plan to Sped flrat known alnklng of any war- Air Base Near The communique said that In­ supremacy o f the Padfle after her Bhlp of the alze either of the northwestern Luzon port of | Later Found to Be formation received from the oon - Sunday air smash -against the Prince of Wales Or the Repulse by mending general of the Far East­ United States flieet In Pearl Harbor, After Alarms Vigan today and sea-borne Naval Patrol Planes. Nation’s Pace aerial bombardmenL Thai Frontier ern command "reveals the defenfc: Hawaii, and Imperial headquarters troops landed near the north­ of a hostile attack against tSa ‘ M today proclaimed her prepared to Slakes Terse Statenaent ern port of Aparri. An Army west coast of Luzon between aelae control of both the air and New York, Dec. 10—(IP) —Air Prime Minister Churchill made water of the Peclftc, Indian end Accompanied by Tales communique said the Japa­ On War Work public the announcement in a Fernando and Vigaui. Our raid warnings were . Bounded in Balks Japanese Drives bombing attacka on stz Antarctic oceans. Hidf Dosen Flares nese fought their way ashore New York et 8:41 a. m. (e.a.t.) to­ terse atatement before the shock­ ' In a virtual broadside of com­ ed House of Oimmons. In Northern Malaya ports at Vigan resulted in dhtaA.I at Aparri under the protec­ day after almilar 'Wamingi had hits on three hostile ahlpg muniques which kept crowds gath­ Dropped Over City Substantial Expansion He gave the news bluntly: ered In front of radios end newe- tive fire of their warships flashed over Long Island. The all And at Kuanton; Re­ damage to the remaining clear waa beard at 9:01 "I have bad news for the House one ship capsizing and i paper bulletin boards, the Army From Enemy Planes. amid bombing by American Of Naval Building Pro­ port Units Reorganized and Navy sections- of the Imperlu Police headquarters reported which I thought I should Impart immediately.” planes. that "enemy bombing waa immin­ to them at the earlieet possible heSj^uarters. gram and Seven-Day The pl!«sident dizmiaaed aa Sen Francisco, Dec. 10.—(P)— ent" but Flrat Air Force headquar- moment,” he declared, ’’n ie report Singapore, Dec. 10—(;p)_ i^ e tastic" the Japaneae eieiiw Laadlag Partlea' Soceeasful Week to Aid Effort. Two air raid alarms early .today Manila, Dec. 10.— (A^— tera at Mitchel Field diaclairhed has been received from Singapore British appanently have lost Kota they had taken naeul supreB Bald Japanese landing partlea plunged San Franclaco Into a any knowledge of hostile aircraft that HMS Prince of Wales and in the Pacific through their had been set ashore successfully In Japanese troops landed in being in the vicinity. HM8 Repulse have been sunk while Bharu, the northern Malaya air blackout almost 100 per cent ef­ Washington, Dec. 15— (IP) —A prise attack on Peart Harbor I the Philippines north of Manila In northern Luzon' today, the Patrol Planea Taken . base where the Japaneae have day. fective. substantial expansion o f the Na­ Joint land-aet-alr operations first full fledged landing on It later waa learned that U. S. (Coatlniied Oa Page Sixteen) landed strong forcea Just inside the Nevertheless, he told the : against PhlUpplns realatance. The elarma were accCmpehled Navy patrol planes bad been mis­ val conatruction program, already Thailand frontier, but a commu­ Declared that previoualy-report- Amel-ican soil since, the War taken for enemy craft. The police hiztory’a biggest, and I^sident nique Indicated tonight they have by reports thst e half dozen darea (Continoed On Foga aixtaeB)^ •d occupation of the United States had been dropped over the city, o f 1812, after American war­ Telegraph Bureau said it sounded Roosevelt’s announced policy of a Treasury Balance balked Japanese drives both In Padfle Island of Guam bad been presumably from enemy planes. planes sank one transport the alarm after receiving a warn­ seven-day week in all munitions that area and at Kuantan, only " .... confirmed and that Japanese miU- 200 miles north of here. T ~ r ; ^ The Army Interceptor com­ and damaged at least two ing by wire signal from the New Industries promised today to quick­ Washington, Dec. 10.—(flV-The tery and Naval forces now York Information-Center oh De­ The communique mentioned aecurely established there. mand, silent aa to the cauae of the more of the attacking force, fense. en the pace of Aiherica’a war-time position of the Treasury Dec. 8: alerts, said no Information eras effort. Japanese tanks for ^ e first time, Japanese Navel unite were re­ American and Filipino troops The first alarm waa sounded at Receipt!, 157,809,341.99; expen- saying seven were trappied and Flashes! p ort^ officially also to have ap- available oonccmlng the flarea but went Into action immediately Chairman Vinson (D-Ga) of the dlturea, 3145,086,033.24; net bal­ 5:53 a. m. In Suffolk county,. on House Naval Committee diacloaed destroyed yesterday In the Kedah (Late BoUettos o4 I I proached the mouth of Hong Kong the eastern tip of Long Island. An ance, |2J>54,038.6S0.93; customs (Oouttaued Ou Page Twe) that the Navy la preparing legisla­ tiay and eunk an 320-ton British (OoatlniMd Oa Page Stzteea) “all cleiar" signal came at 7:22 a. receipts for month, 39,493,844.79. (Oeatlaaed da Page Slzteea) NaVal tiig. The announcement in­ tion to autliorixe ~the building of Bade Recapture Oleta m. still more combat shipa which wiH dicated that the vessel wee doing The alarm spread Inward to Moscow, De& 10—(g> I patrol duty. be started Just'aa aoon aa new or clal radio aonomieenwat Nassad county, also on Long I^ existing ways are available. (Berlin news end radio an- land.^t 8:42 a. m., and was ended tooight that Red Arosy I nouneemenU quotad Japanese To Enuiiteolie flottlnliino have recaptured Oleta, i Russians Blast Nazi at t:05. . / Vpison said ho would inoiotthat Naval authorlUee as saying they A apokeaman at Mitchel Field British Report Siege German Infantry dlvlsleaa i had reason to believe' that the the hew program emphaaixe bat- IllcUng casnaltlea et IS^S# Na aald: UeshliM, apparently to offset any British batUeahlp King George V, *We gave no orders for an air kUled and wounded. Otota la new 35,000-tob slatership of the similar construction which Japa:^ east of Orel, on the tnmS Troops from Tikhvin raid alarm. We are not responsible might undertake. The Geor^an Prince of Wales, also had If local drilia are being held." Of Tobruk Is Raised 200 mllee sooth of Meeeeii I «m k in the air-eea battle. give no detai.ls of . the projected ex- had been to Gemma kaada The metropolitan area exper­ panaloh. (There was no confirmation of 10-Day Battle Costa ienced ita first two alarms of the ib e beginning of this nssatk I this from any other quarter, how- At present, the United States Announce Rejoining of • • • , Move to'Use war amid considerable' excitement has about 346 combat shipa in the lever, nor even any Intimation that 7,000 Dead; Suffer ■ z yesterday as a result of what the N a ^ O rder Tax Frogram lanaeked I she la in that part of the world.) five major categories—battleship Garrison with Forces Washtogtoa, Dee. 10. (*) ■■ IHtaj War Department deacribed as a aircraft carriers, cruisers, destroy­ I A member of the Navy P r ^ New Reverses in Sector *Y>hony Up" that enemy bombers Treasury launched Ita war. iSedtioa of Imperial headquarters AH Manpower ers and submarmea—under con- Pres8 Home At El Adem in Libyan program today wtth.a eon ta i Close to Moscow. were approaching. •truction end on last Navy Day, erted that "all Japaneae elr- .The mushroom growth of a ru­ Oct. 27, the numbbr in service to­ Desert Area Today. gressInnSI lesitora to I craft carriers In the Peclflc still Secretary Morgeathao. To Retain All mor that hoetile planes were head­ talled 348. Bnlletiiil Fight ed for New York had these re- Aaaertlng that an Naval.build­ Americana Refused En­ Doughtoa (O.. N. C.), a t (OonUnDed On tnge Two) aulta: / Cairo, Egypt, Dec. 10.— (fl>) House Ways a ^ Moscow, Dec. lo.—(AV- ing Forces for Dura- ing now la on a 24-hour-a-day Nearly 300 aircraft zoomed into basis, Vlnaon said the forthcoming trance to Conference; — The -^British announced a tee aad Chairmaa Ne*s gains for the Red^Army, Oa.), of the Seaato : tion of War on Japs. First Reprisal Step. rejoining of hantjs of the To­ particabuly in the soathem (Cesritoned On P*ge Foorteen) (Oonttmied Oa Page F earteea) bruk garrison with British mlttee promptly ^ays M ove sector, were aanounced by toUoa to talk to BnOetin! Berlin, Dee, 10.—(O—United forces at El Adem in the abooi what new taxes wUI ba 1 the Russian, commohiqae to­ WaekUgSea, Oec. Dee. le.I I States newspaper correspondents Libyan desert today and de­ eeeary to flnaaoe the war. All Personnel night after earlier reports An ebJecUM by aene•ter doha- were dismissed from the dally claim that the westerly wUI naeet tomoirew at aaea. that Gcrauu troops had bees awi (S.. Caaf.) tenipiraiily tei press conference today and in- • • • Knowledge of Language Btructed to go to their homes— movement of Axis forces blasted from Tikhvia. the Uetked SenateBte aeOea teday ea Attacks CiedibUlty aatkerfadag nee ef not their offices—on grounds that “ has now-apparently acceler­ Jipdetermined Number coaamaaiqae, withoat sped- New York, Dec. IS—)— ta eM|ata Beaete aettaa later understand Japaneae. Jumps Into overnight.” *T inust now ask American cor- It said the British from Tobruk "to save We eaa ekta* ‘W e got our own people off the la the day. reapondenU to leave thla room German troops have bMn Thla la bound to give Nippon nn Few B tadaA Bqialpped had reached South African and In­ Sebold trapped " said Oeorge Oardner, Pan edge In questioning war priaoners, and proceed to their homes." •vidcaea. 'lean epokesman. biMted from Tikhvin, 110 Even with the beet cf Yadlltiee, dian troops at El Adem to the Waahlngton, Dec. 10.— Th« translating Intercepted meaaagee he said, there are comparatively Stekee Haa^e SUently southesR, but admitted that Ger­ ‘T can’t aay about the ccnatnic- miles east of Leningrad, in a United a u tee moved today to end In obtaining iiuormatlon from Then, aa the Americana left the at a worfcers. They may still be few ttudenta equipped to study the mans and Italians still were to 1 0 -^ y battle which cost make the fuUeet uae oT Ita great material found on men fallen in language. room, he eilently shook their strength on the western perimeUr . New Yeah, Dae. IS—VF)— reeervoir of manpower. action. Dr. Erwin O. Reiachauer, hands. Meiaiy.FNm Make them 7,000 dead, and have In the Brst place, Dr. Reiachauer o t Tobruk’s defenses. Stoeka lilzed; Mst Chairman May (D-Ky) of the authority on Far Eastern len- explained, aaide from baviag Another- official aasured the H m R. a . F. Is giving the “fuU­ altar earty The construction crews were suffered new reverses before Houee unitary Cbmaattae caUed BjprlMd largely of Idaho youtiM. fuegee. declared in an Interview. natural gifts as a Unquiat, a stu­ American correapondenU that eet and most effective coopers- Moscow, the Russians claim­ ^ awtft paaaage o f lagiMatkm Oivea Btsntegte Advantage ’ dent muat have an extraoRUnarily whatever might be done to them tlOB’* with the ground forces to -idted by a eontreettaig firm which would poiislt retontlQa oT work on Wake, Midway, ed officially today. The So­ AamrUng that the compulsory fine vlsnal meowry, for he must as repriaal would be dona "to tha the advance westward. It waa add­ all fighting forcea for the duration, study of bigliah in the Japaneae noblest form." learn at least 8.0(X) charactera In ed. syra and other mid-Pacific ia- viet government said that Red and allow aelectees to be dlapatch- Army detacbmenU killed 1,800 in- schools thus im given the enemy order to have a working knowl- No police car. for InaUnce, In aa attempt to cover the re- •d to aay point on tbo glolM. A a atratagle advanUge, Relachauar tha lancuan. would call for them to tmae their tiaat, about 20 Axis tanks 'mads ■ waa ao eatkaata on bow vadera aad took aovea villsgee la similar maaaure was ready for aald that, currently, osily a fajr • m at was deemed deelrahie. he erigtaa^ were aant tb the Kellirin aector, SO . ml lee north- Sonato action. irith M lu ees gtfta. ha aa attack yeatoidax and lost two weat or the aq>ltal, and. wiped out knndred Amarican studenta were atudant starting. from Mid. oC tjMtr ttinabar. ^ Ik e Pan American ntorc than #00 zBeni studying " MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1941 kUB TWO ■ '• " ■■ ■ ■ - ■ ' MANCHESTER EVENING HRRALD. .MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESUAI, UEUEMBER 10. 1941 PAGE through a communication addreaa* of the Naval Presa Section, urged neea quarters. In denying what T0O Late to daaatfjr Hull Wants ed to Dr. Leo 8. Rowe, director Japanese Jubilant restraint, however. He told a they aUled “United States claims 4 0 1,800 Reglsteir^ at Shanghai general of the Pan American Un­ national rally that Japan bad of tbe sinking of one Japanese aliv 1 2 SHOPPING DAYS ^ . G Ordered nounced that 1,600 United States anese spokesman said this total in­ r—WIDBBAND WEDDING ion. that there be held at Rio de smashed the main Britiah and craft carrier off HawaiC" suggest. clUzcna and British subjects were cluded Filipinos and British Indians “Where You Can Alford To Buy Good Furniture” [ftaa. Wlow (Old, InltlAla M. P.> Meet Held Janeiro in the first week of Janu­ After News Given United States naval farces In the ed that "United States bbservers W alkouts Eliminated New York, t)ec.' 10- ■ (/P)-- The registered at Shanghai, a German although these were not regarded 8«pt. 6. 18». Finder ary 1042, a third meeting of the Pacific but must be prepared to might have seen a United States to Christmas *^0 Duty Posts Japanese Presa Department an­ broadcast reported today. A Jap­ aa enemies of Japan, , c«n 5SSB. On Menace mlniatera of foreign affairs of the Of War Successes carry on tbe war for a decade. vessel believed to be the U. S. S. American republics. Contrary to British and Ameri­ ICntcrprIsc (10,000-ton aircraft Also G/VE For Duration of War Why Don’t You Play Santet 9 ININ0 ROOU BET, Utehen ‘This request was presented in can expectations, he declared, the carrier) sink after being hit by U.S. Defense Savings Word i^nie This After­ n n se, two bed*, and a deak. 81 (Oonttaned tram Pa(« One> accordance with Resolution 15 (Continued From Page One) qualitative atrength of the Jap-' Japanese bombs and mistaken it Main. Phone 8926. Very rOMon- adopted by the second meeting of anese fleet had risen tremendous­ for a Japanese warship." BONDS and n o o n Ih ^.! the Designu- board of the Pan American Union the .ministers of foreign affairs of are carrying out their tasks with Manufacturers and Or*| able. full force" contrary to rumors ly since the 192^ Washington con­ Ck>ntlnuing, these sources were Uoti Kepl^-J^ecret. in a big way this Christmas by the American republics in Ha­ ference where. Be said, Britain and quoted In a- Domel broadcast as STAMPS ganized Labor Heads A b o u t T ow n vana (July, 1940) which stated abroad that one had been sunk. the United States forced on Japan saying that the Imperial Japanese V that. In case acta of aggression arc Only One IVarshtp Lost «t STORES • BANKS Company G, State Guard was Against ail these successes, the an Inferior (5-5-3) naval ratio in headquarters had delayed making In State Sign New committed, the American repub­ hopes of preventing' a Japanese all such announcements until re­ POST OFEICE8 ordered early this ^omoon to Manchester Tent, No. 2, Kniglit.. OPEN lics will consult among thmnselves communiques said Japan had lost stand by at 3:30 p. itK to be as­ Agreement for Hurley. of the Maccabees, will meet t o­ not one warship. naval victory. ports were verified, sacrificing / in order to aaree upon the meas­ But the smash on Pearl Harbor, speed for accuracy.. signed to duty In conne'ii^lon with night in the Brown and Balcb hii,.': 2 4 H O U R S ures It may be advisable to take They acknowledge only that two rialm Sinkings Verified the present emergency. \ Hartford, Dec. 10.—(/P)—Strikes Depot Square. A clam chowc Giving Your Home a and pursuant t,. the procedure for transports had gone down and he declared, has reversed the ratio Due to the receipt of ordeba from supper will, be served at In 100 OaOoB Lots... two others were damaged, with and "the Japanese navy will con­ They asserted that the Sinking were eliminated in Connecticut RANGE Texaco Cryetallts invoking a consultation establl.’ih- tinue to let actions speak In prov­ of the Brltlsl>.d3attle8hip Prince of San Francisco Adjutant General It. B. Do iJicour sharp and the annual meetiir; Range Oil, 7'/,c gallon. ed Resolution XVII adopted at the no loss of life on any of them, and Wales and the battle cruiser Re­ prohibiting the mentioning of mlll- for the duration of the war under with election of officers will fol­ FINESOFAf a n d EUEL that 51 planfA were missing, 13 ing to the world the superiority of t.ary luwlgnmcnts of state guard Fuel on. T.2e gallon. same meeting." the Japanese navy.” pulse today, as well ns their claim an agreement signed by the presi­ low. Commander Albert Oiler- The State Department announc­ Army planes and 38 Naval. of,sinking the United States battle­ troops llfrongh'', t >V state, it ili^ dents of the Manufacturers Asso­ mann hopes for a full turnout of ed the conference had been called A terse announcement said that The Privy Council met In a 15" In Blackouts not po.sstblc to state where the ' D IA L 8 5 0 0 minute plenary session w-lth the ships Oklahoma and West Virginia, ciation of Connecticut, the Con­ the members. The standing en- for "the earliest possible moment.” the Repulse sank Instantly and. all bad been verfled by, other local guardsmen have been sent for tertsinment committee Is putting at the suggestion of Chile, in con­ that the Prince of Wales, crippled emperor. Prime Minister Gen. guard duly. necticut Federation of Labor and Hldeki Tojo and other cabinet sources.’ After Alarms on the supper. B C formity with , "good neighbor" and in flight from a first air as­ They said their reports of Japa­ All assjgnments to duly from the state organization of tbe Con-- SIS cli:^TeR pledgee already made, to meet the sault, was destroyed in a second members present. (A radio report this time on will be kept as a mili­ CUS’FOM QUALITY heard by CB.S in New York said nese landings on Guam. Malaya, gres.s of Indii.strial Organizations. Company H, non-commissioned A T BROAD 8T. threat of the •'treacherous at­ aerial attack. (Conllniied from Page One) tary scerct. Captain Frederick E. . Gov. Robert A. Hurley also slgn- All Hals Fined tack" on United States outposts an Important foreign policy de­ and the Philippines had been con­ officers held a special meeting at MORIARH BROS. Wild excitement greeted the firmed similarly. Phelan, pnlillc itclations olTlcer of «d the agreement late yesterday the local armory last night, and Down Cushions In the Pacific. broadcast, cut Into all Japanese cision bad been discussed in Tokyo added it was unlikely they' had the Brigade alated today. and might be announced today.) atyd telegraphed its contents itn- the. entire unit is standing by for networks, and Emperor Hlrohlto been dropped from U. S. planes. Company G waa mobilized yes­ m^iately to President Itoosevell. orders from Battalion headquai- SOLID MAHOGANY 1 dispatched a message of congrat /\rmy planes took' to the' skies terday noon ai the state armory, ‘ T o, the slate’s chief executive Exposed Frames ulatlons to Admiral Tsorokii Ya­ Report Tobruk at the first warning—a yellow many of tho men remained at the or to arhiters designated by him Deny Aircraft armory during the afternoon and Hand Carved mamoto, commander In chief of alert Indicating the presence of will l» \ submitted all differences Mrs. C. L. McHale of 124 Henry the combined fleets. Carrier Sunk "unidentified" planes In the area. evening. '.r «e©©©©©w€Burton’s . . .fo r Siege Raised Called by Phone between 'piamigement and labor street who underwent a major ' % PEItlOI) STYLES 2 Urges Restraint Tokyo, Dec. 10;—Official Radio "This was about 1:45 a. m., (p.s.t.l. for Bcttlerhcnt, according to the operation last Wednesday at the As Sketched Capt. Hideo Hiralde, spokesman Five minutes later the all-clear The call for assembly came to Picked Up By AP)—Official Japa- Captain Jenney shortly after noon, agreement. Memorial hospital, Is making good ------(Continued from Pngs Om ) signal w as' sounded. No Ceaakltlon of Work Then at 2:15 a. m., came a sec­ today and those members not at progress apd hopes to return home Have So Many Wonderful the armory were contacted by "Both labor and management the early part of next week. Ing abandoned by the Germans ond alert; this time a blue algnal telephone for this afternoon's as­ have agreed thqt there will be no SAVE MONEY' DIAL 4151 and Italians, and an Infantry col­ signifying the approach of enemy sembly. ccs.>«Ul()n of Work or production, A squad from Company H, local umn to the south was driven west­ planea For slightly more than an arising from any differences which Buying Flour At Present Prices — (24—The Brit­ Stung by an Army general's Mrs. Keeny Hutchinson, chair­ plants, tbe skills and energies of after spending a few days with Coverings Are Fine Decorator Fabrics h AND 8.AVE ON GENUINE YAMS ish have recaptured El Adem, key reprimand, San KrancLsco has man. and her assistants on Home our workers, are pledged to the Mr. and Mrs. Samuel G. Gordon I Golden Sweets to east-west communications in dropped its easy-going ways and Economics committee of Bolton .service of our country in the war of Hamlin street. Period chairs sketched below make excellent companion RIB LAMB CHOPS Libya, a British authority an­ had begun to learn how to respond Grange, will copduct the ' Fourth effort against our enemies. pieces for these sofas . . . the,se are 3 lbs. 23c nounced today. He declared "the to air raid warnings. and final danc^^i^f the, fall season “To that end, the leaders of or­ The State of Vermont club will relief of Tobruk now Is an estab­ iil\ea Blunt Rebuke ganized labor and management in hold its annual Christmas party covered in harmonizing fabrics. 35c lb. at the Bolton j^ n te r Communl^ at the American Legion hall in Same quality specifications as sofas. IDAHO BAKING lished fact." "This is war- death and de­ hail, tonight. Yhey have given Tt Connecticut, in conference with $44.50 Rib Veal Chops...... lb. 39c POTATOES British troops were continuing struction may come from the skies the name of the "Hobo Dance” and me today, have pledged to each Wethersfield Friday night of this YOUR CHOICE...... Loin Veal Chops...... lb. l.ic to operate around the southern at any moment," Lieut. Gen. John other and among themselves their week beginning at 8:15. Seyeral 10 lbs, 19c . will award prizes to both the man members of the club who reside in .A# Spare Ribs and flank of the Axis force and "push­ L DeWltt. commanding general of and woman appearing in tha fun­ mutual confidence and cooperation. ing round to the west of his lines the Fourth Army, said In a blunt Whatever sacrifices are necessary Manchester wll take part in the Small Pork Ends...... lb. 23c CAULIFLOWER niest looking tramp's rig. program. of communications," this source rebuke. James Rhodes's Tolland Orches. for the final victory will be made. S auerkraut...... lb. 10c 29c each. said. General DeWitt, heaped scorn tra will provide music for the "Both labor and management m upon San Francisco for the man­ have agreed that there will be no John F. Pickles, 2nd, of 59 Holl Hand in The Axis troops still held three round and old-fashioned dances, street, has been a guest at the strong points, Bardia. Halfaya and ner in which It responded to first and one of the musicians will serve cessation of work or production AND YOU SAVE MONEY ON THESE ITEMS: mainland air-raid alarms of the arising from any differences which Hotel New Weston iri New York Qhlrba, which la on the frontier .1 8 announcer. Refreshments will City. Holiday Glove BUY PARD DOG FOOD between Salupi and Sidl Omar, but Japanese-American war Monday be on sale as usual and no end ’of may interrupt or curtail In any way (?Minecticut’a ability to pro­ By the. dozen, $1.00 Case of 18, $3„93 the doom of those last centers of night and early Tuesday. fun Is anticipated. Orders General Mnblllutlon Glitters With Santa. A practical, organized resistance In eastern The general's warning of the The dance will be discontinued duce the weapons of victory. I t s Chesterfield warm gift she’ll always re­ TINY LIMA BEANS...... 2 No. 2 cans 49c; 4 cans 95c Clrcnaica "seems Inevitable," he danger of death from the air spur­ because of the Interest in defense Agree To Sabmlt Differenoee member. "Both labor and management New York Dec, 10—(/Pt—The ... it's his cigarrette and mine .\nd These Very Good Mixed (Green and White) said. red other west coast cities, from activities since Japan made war on Netherlands Bast Indies has or­ LIM.A BEANS...... 2 cans 35c; 4 cans 65c I Canada to Mexico, to make black- this country. have agreed to submit to roe, or to TWOTHEI $1.00 up I out and air raid preparations. arbiters designated by roe, all dif­ dered general mobilization of ail Daily Shipments of Fresh Pepperidge Bread. Ship tcith Prisoners I All of them admittedly had ferences, no matter what their able-bodied men^ CBS Correspon­ Sparkling Costume Jewelry up Dr. Jackson’s Meal. Joyanna. Souplets. dent John Raleigh reported today T h is year they’re saying C( TO YLAND at K eith ’s $1.00 much to learn. causes, which they are unable to from Batavia. ...Pins, Bracelets. Neck­ Aboard Torpedoed Calls Conduct Criminal SkiHeil Workers adjust between themselves. COASTER WAGONS...... from $1.00 laces. Give Jewelry! U.’f, Merry Christmas %vith Chesterfields. i Rome. Dec. 10— ^The Italian I General DeWltt eaid the conduct "Both labor and management Hitler Back In Berlin Glamorous Gift high command announced today I of some San Franciscans who fall- regard this not only as a patriotic DOLL BEACH CARTS...... from Sl.OO that an Italian ship with Mav Enroll Here pledge but as a solemn, compact 2,000 | ed to heed the blackout orders was New York. Dec. 10 —lA*) The F o r your friends in the Service .SCOOTERS ...... from ^1.00 British prisoners a t^ r d had been ! criminal, and said persons who to be maintained under all circum­ British Broadcasting Corporation DOLL CARRIAGES ...... from $.3.98 Sheer Nylons DIAL4I5I 302 MAIN STREET torpedoed. [doubted the reality of enemy For the convenience of workers stances and until victory has been said today that "Hitler is now back And for the folks at-home The attack occurred off the | planes being over Callforiil'a Mon- inow employed in non-defense In­ Won. in order to address the Reichstag." AUTOMOBILES ...... from $9.9.3 coast of Greece, a comrauniqjie jny night '.vere acting In a num- dustrles and posaesaing special "They, together with ail the peo­ NBC heanl the broadcast. What better Christmas present DESK AND CHAIR SE T S...... from $7.95 said, and asserted that rescue op- ner that was "Inane, foolish, ' skills which m«v be used on de- ple of Connecticut, stand ready to eratlons still were under w-ay. | idioiio-. | fenae work, the State Empolyment answer any call for service and Than these beautiful gift cartons ROCKERS ...... from $2.50 Return To Attack Rlctly "(t is damn nonsense to .'i.Hsume i Office in the Americsn Legion sacrifice, resolved that our country $1.69 will triumph over all the evil Gas on Stomach Milder Better-Tasting VELOCIPEDES ...... from $2.98 British planes returned to the we woTild practice an alert," he | Building will be open to receive I Wliat msar Doclert 4o (or !l Of 10 packs, 3 packs, or 4 tins of 50. attack on Sicily la.st night, bomb­ said. I Job registrations Thursday eve-' forces endangering our freedom I Whan FfroM s u m a t h acid etuat* tR*. anur stooit^li TABLE AND CHAIR S E T S ...... from $5.95 The gift every woman lo^•eB ing Trapani but causing only .Some buildings were blacked out ning.s from 5 to 8 p. m. until fur­ and Independence. I RT hr’anhuro. (loftorB fimrrlbo tho ftAiooi-BniRf Use Your Charge "We subscribe our names to Ibis LRtedlrhiM kxwvn tor iraiX'NBatln rollof-sDodirlnoB . . . tha fs why ...glamorous, sheer Nylons. minor damage, the Italian high completely during that period, ther notice. like tlMM ID Boll BOB Tablou ‘to? Rtell-Bin yourtolf. ^Jothing else you can buy ■ Account or HALE'S SELF SERVE command announced today. Labor Department officials have | compact, firm in our faith that •I trte Sion of diitioM. ‘g itf’B^irtrRUM teid. rHtovB Individually proportioned — while across the street huge ad­ J, Bod M int wRifoft »trjr Quickly—7«t rto not a The Original In New England! Italian fighting planes of s new vertising signs continued to burn. urged that skilled machinists and victory Will be ours and freedom Ctstlftt ORly 3Sr M drug itoro* If yinjr v»ry flrat Will give more pleasure for the money. Arrange for a KEITH’S COMPLETELY FURNISHED fine seams, plcot tops. Wispy shsll-.survive." irtal dsaan’t Rfoos Iteil gna. hour, m ura koala l* pr , type sent into action on the North 'The lights of Alcatraz Island others w-lth technical skills who ^ a t »a4 • « tfMhlB rttar ktek. r fO ff'oo DEMONSTRATION HOME sheer but durable. Glowing African front have scored notable gleamed brllUantly In San Fran­ arc not now working on defense Popular Keith shades. [ successes over the R. A. F.. shoot- cisco h^y, while three miles away production register Immediately | Buy Chesterfields BUDGET MILBROOK PARK — EAST HARTFORD S Beautiful AND HEALTH MARKET Ing down, 13 British planes In fierce in the yty, an air warden banged for placement in defence work. ^•(WWWWWMMlWMSKWWflKSICWaHkwWWWMMWWaCMMMr, Open Daily and Sunday — Drive in at 180 Main Street Luxury combats, the Italian high com- on a householder’s door and de­ For your family and friends ACCOUNT noand announced today. manded that be turn off a light in Beautifully packed foir Christmas. Lingerie I B a g u the bathroom window. STORE OPEN DAILY UNTIL 6 :b0'f». M. te styled C9 «r1.x/4 «with smart detailing Other extensive blackout areas NOW SllM — tailored or lacy — a that- make these wonderful THURSDAY SPECIALS included. Seattle, which waa dark­ PLATING THURSDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL NINE. gift any woman will love. gifts. azis Order ened ehtfrely from 12:30 a. m. un­ STHTE CeRfHghi IMl. IjoWTT i Mvcas Teascc* Cg^ HrK Green Stamps Given W’lth Cash Sales! til, daylight, and the Ban Pedro AOMATACTUH TREE DELIVERIES! PHONE 4139 FREE PARKING Press Home harbor district in Southern Cali­ sAtBsrgyw n sjrf fornia. Neither bad an alarm. i $1.49 up $ up Last night gave little chance • J W OF MANCHESTER MJ m 1.00 Hale's Poughnufs Doz. 17e (Continued from Page One) for practice. There were no air raid alarme on the coast. The only' ItAllsn threat of a "predston’ In- extensive blackout was in- the San Plllsbury's jicurslon upon the territory of the Tedro harbor district. Southern ITnlted States," has assumed ex­ rallfornla’e important • shipping HEKBERT MARSHAU traordinary powers over the na­ t i w s Y Don’t Let Confusion Ills MAIN ST OPPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL x ! Pancake Flour Lge. Pkg. tionals of those countrlc.s as welt and naval renter. " “ On the Some Shoqrf 9c Broadrsst Regulnr'I'rogntms BONITA GR.A.NVHXE I as of Japan. Radio stations broadcast their A' Oiroux .: Five Newspape|TTnen Held regular programs. •DOWN IN SAN. DIEGO* I' (Among Germans taken Into Major Gen. Jacob E. Flckel. ■/A I custody, t(>e German cmba'P) First Game 7:80 P. M. —American press correspondents Dance To Recorded Male. What a joyous gift to give your family this Christmas! desire to create by rumor and incorrect statement of facto. It is not im­ Luxury Gift I A Grand Gift! Gift of Glamour in Berlin left thslr offices for their Learning to play the piano gives children a valuable mu­ probable that our enemies are making use of our methods of public infor­ HEALTH MARKET hones at 12:40 p. m. today, pre- ’niUBS. Quilted Bed I [ sumably under house atrsat AND sical background! With a piano »t hand, it’s easy for mation right now to create fear and confusion. Quilted Lanky Angns Thuemer of Tbe CIRCLE FRIDAT Sports Center you to sit down and run through your favorite melodies Jacket OUR c o m p l e t e s e a f o o d d e p a r t m e n t Aoseciatsd Press staff in Berlin Wells Street * when you wish! And when the gang drops in, there’s $1.98 Housecoat INCLUDES: , answered an automatic printer Admission 40e, Tax laeluded. ^nothing jollier than to gather 'round the piano for a Let Common Sense Guide You. "Keep Yonr Feet On the G r o ^ .’*'^ COLORFUL query from here at 12:87 with a ‘ lively songfest! lacoric: "Hurry up. Ws leave for $1.98 up Fresh Northern Oysters, Clams, tbs Jug.” America was founded on soundnesa of government Fun to give tor school and $4-98 up Asked who would fill In at the Kemp’s new piano dtyles are tdapteble to any home... and public IntelligeiMc^ CHRISTMAS CARDS ' s sporta wear. Novelty trin­ Scallops, Salt Cod, Fresh Fillets Berlin end of the wire, Thuermer im snsE sfm&msmeeem BbslI fMl so luxurious In Luxury loimglng robe of rich looji smart in any room! Apd Kemp’s modest prices kets dance from cuff.. .eome messaged back: "Rudy (Rudolph PLCB! R. MONTOO.MXmT la w ifib o m v i s t p a e this dainty quUtsd satip bad have Initlels.-.. all very col­ rayon satin. Full twirling Josten, German employe of the make any one of these instruments a decidedly fine in­ In a like manner so were Mutual Sartnga Banka. jtekat. Feminina flowsred skirt, dainty floral print. of Haddock, Flounder or Perch. staff) wilLflU in. Lochner (Berlin (WERE COMER MR. JORDON” vestment! print. Lovaly pastela. 14- orful. Get aeverel In gift Some of these have stood the teat of national emerr Pretty paatel. Zip, wrap Chief Louis P. Lochner) and I have NOW: SUPER GIANT 8HOW1 flU E F u m Original designs, all diillerent—beautiful cokm 42. boxes. stylea. 12-60. Fish To Broil, Bake or Boil: to leave ter home now. Bee you.” gencics for over 100 years. AD Asked Te .Lsara "Aloina of the Boatb BeoaF ' "-contain no advertisiog—limited supply—get Asked U they would be Interned, Beautiful Wurlitzer jpours FREE when you buy a U>. package, of Mackerel Halibut be answered: “We don’t kno#. All And Up. American correspondenta have Butterfish ,, Salmon been a^ied to leave, for their TERMS Burton’s Entire Stock of FUR TRIM homea In Berlin. Bye-bye old man.” Spinet Pianos Tbare tba eonnactlon waa broken. $295 The Savings Bank Smelts Cod .Proven Ficlure The Berlin connection was re- Our Lay.Away Plan Is Available for Xbnm Giving! V . Coats Have Been Marked Down. Swordfish . Boston Blue, Etc. storad at 1:06 when Jostan Bled a HARTFORD brief sterF that aa the Foteltn WMe RoseFea , Office expreaaed It "American TONIGHT joumallata no longer exist for 10:45 P.M. of M anchester FAMOUS FOR OVER 40 YEARS Shop At Burton’s A nd Save! Pickled Tripe ^ lb. 25c you." , / if A TttO sf Tba wire continued m operattoA ' ' Marihaaaa 3^-1 MAIN wttb Joaten able ta Bit. Ameag Oiar fM P’S Spiced Ham lb. 39^ ABvertiawi speat IIOOiOOO.OOO Vud Y ouU 111/ Street, M«»efaestc toe timq.Ai ladlo statloos ia MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1941 v^AOt rOUB MANCHPSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1941 PAGE .n tlie useful Hutu!-Seal. gX'.si jar the Bonds and Stamps. Make use and Granger for pipe smokers, are ].eiiion Juice Recipe Selectman, that I consider the bill ^elson, OPM prlorttlea director, these Items must be cut 50 par of It. handsomely wrapped and reaiiy to or the regular 6-cunce or 1 pound Bolton Bill as rendered reasonable and a just Order Hits was the moet drastic limitation cent: Step Up Boiul 4. Defense Stamps are available Fine Gifts give. Your family and friends, and, tins. - Cliecks Rheumatic claim against the Town of Bolton. yet placed on a civilian Industry TO EikSI Mini And an Srounce or 1-pound tin Air Raid Precautions Manufacture of slot machines pEvacuation Emergency to children at their school. Start especially this year, the men in "Under the present system em­ liecatise of shortages of materials for gaming purposes must be of Granger Rough Cut, with Its bl.t them buying regularly. the Service will appreciate these Paiu Quickly ployed by the town In the payment needed In defense production. It trimmed 50 per cent this month, OF CHilDT 111 Tobacco shaggy cool-smoklhg llokCs,' will Is (llarified Juke Boxes » Selling Rate 5. 51 any retail stores sell first-grade smokes. If you Buffer front' rhoumallc. nr- of town bills all rlieclw are signed served as a foretaste of future fur­ 75 cent In January, and halted en­ atam^is. Take your change in De­ keep any pipe smoker happy, These thrUln. or neuritis pain, try Now in Operation Hore by the three members of the board ther restrictions on the civilian T his C h ristm as you coin g e t your holiday gift cartoons sayf Merry .tlmple Inexpensive home recipe. tirely after P’eb. 1 unless other­ RUB ON y II rj General Plan Re vealed fense Stamps. ihnus.’inils are uslnk. (Jet a paokiuo* of selectmen nnd the town treas­ consurhptlon of metals, wlileh Chesterfields attractively parked Christmas to all. St'Ierlnian Wilson Des- Protliif'liftii of Uamhliii^ wise ordered by Nelson. Purchase of Fefleral 6. If you are a prpfe.isional man Special Packagiiig Is in more ways than ever before "f Uu-Kx roinpounfl, a two«wY^»‘k . t urer and cannot be paid on the President Roosevelt said last night Aluminum I se l‘rohlhlted or w;oman, or are retired, or have supply, tofluy. Mix ll with Uy«fuurt and at the Orford Hoilp Company. signature of only two selectmen as w”buld have to be reduced by more I m p u r t a i i t Among Holiday Offer­ . . . in gny-colored Clirlatmns car­ of water, lidd the Juloe of 4 J^nr^na. t.oiitrol Center Is Estub-. Warning Whistles Hurihrs Situation as It iMarhiiit‘8 I'rQliiliilutl Effective immediately, use of Chitline Drawn Up on Securities investment Income, yoti can au­ stated by Keicctman tlyde Mar­ than ,50 per cent. CXJFTIAN tons of 10 p ackages eaijh *200 NtriWtg Support for Tallxit r.Hr only as dlrectei! on Un»el. Ifa "The warning whistle will not aluminum in any form in machines AUCE Recreation thorize your bank to deduct the ings Now Made. cigarettes), In cartons containing «Mtity. No trouble at all atiff pleas *nt. lished; Chililren to | Kelates to Counsel. shall In his interview wltlL. the After Ffh. I. O rd ers 25 P e r ex-nt (f.'iit listed In the order is prohi(illed. (Known As Qneen Alton) Sending Civilians to In War. amount you want each month to Vou iH-eil hTily 2 tahlespoottsful two blow until the danger is definite." Herald rcportei*, Mrs. Clyde Mar­ Acting to conserve large qiiahtl- i flat tins of .’H) (really four hand- W aterbury, Dee. 10 i/Ti times a -day. Often wWnIn 48 hfnirs Be Kept ill Schools: stated Mr. Weir, "which Is when Officials esfim.Tted that manu­ BPiKITUAL MEDIUM invest in Defense Bonds. The bank lome gifts In one) and brand .new shall. Washington, Dec. 10 -M ’. The ties of steel and other critical ma­ facturers affecteil by the o'rder,' Seventh Daughter of m Seven t k I . Safer Place* from Center Hems Your Christmas shopping will strong undercurrent of support for no imt lines overn^icht— splendid we receive the extreme or "red'' Following a report published In With our country umler attack nccumiilates the money and orders this year, in cartons of 3 pncitages rceults nr«> ohtalnt^ If the pains do government trxlay prohibileil pro­ terials used in their manufacture, Bom W ith ■'.VelL When Signal Soiiiitls. Isignal at the report center." yesterday's Herald regarding the concentrated in the Chicago area, Seven Urban Areas. and engaged Ip active warfare, the the lionds for you. be much easier and' more pleasant each—all attractive yet inexpen­ Joseph E. Talbot of Naugatuck as not ((iilf'kly leavft/nnd If you do ri'*t Under' the C. A. A.'s experi­ duction of roin-operated gambling Nel.son directed that the: output of emplriyed a total of aiiproxlmately R eadings Dally 9 A M. to * P. T oday: f*M-l return the empty pnek- need for 100 per cent particip.atlon 7. .Newsboys w ith ro u tes In If you choose some of your gifts sive gifts. Droplln at your tobacco the Republican candidate for con­ C hief A ir , R aid W arden W eir refusal of Third Selectman Clyde mental advanced college program, machines after Feb. 1 and simul­ juke boxes automatic phono­ 12,000 j M T S o n s . OPM’s Labor Divi­ Or By Appointment. In tl #-»—Junior boys game room uK*‘ Hioi 1(11-1^ will cost you liolh- The Air Raid Precautions Com­ will notify the Superintendent of Hartford and surrounding towns from the fine assortment presented store and see the handsome (.’he.i- ’nn to try Xs It Is sold by yOur Marshall, of the Town of Bolton, to thr colleges which last year in­ taneously told rnanulacliircrs of graphs—penny scales and pinball sion, which is studying displace­ lee of the People tor .80 Ye Hartford, Dec. 10.— AI- open E . 3. and W. S. by the people of ('onnectlciit in the gressman from the Fifth district mittee of the Town of Manchester Schools, Arthur Illlng, when the fl-«;45—Junior boys plunge ^e- will take orders for Defense terfield gift cartons. was Reported last night followiiig druKgist ij/ltler an absolute tnonsy> augurated the civilian training juke boxes an ketbal'. league E-8. lowing methods; Reserve Bank or the U. 8. Treas­ Chief Alt Raid Warden, Thomaa den Weir stated; Select man Wilson gave The Herald ■eta state Defenae Adminiatra- 7- 8 - Beginners swimming class Weir, an mtcresllng insight of the tor Samuel H. Flaher: "W^ do feel 1. Authorise your employer to ury. "If the, school children were the following statement: for w om en E. S. deduct from your [lay the amount Buy your share In America! workings of the air raid setup here to be sent to their liomes during plua ahould Si made, however, ao g-9 _ Intermediate swimming was ..given. "I believe the taxpayers and that they could be carried out in you w ant ' to lnve.it in Defense the receipt of a 'yellow' signal," class for women E. S. Savings. When *18.75 has been Byrd See#. Greatest Unity In Rxpos«.d^PnnUlnn stated Mr. Weir, "it woOld be only voters of the Town of Bolton are 'I an orderly way in an emergency.” 8:30-9:30 — Pioneer Parachute entitled to a true statement of the The outline drawn up at yesteiv accumulated, a bond will be pur­ The f>roxlmity of Manclieater to a few minutes txiforc a raid might girla basketball period E. S. East H.artford’.s national defense facl.s concerning the bill rendered day'a apecial meeting In the State chased for you If alre.ady doing New Britain, Dec. 10—(TP)—Rear poasibly occur ami the' children 7 :30 -10 —Bowling alleys reserv­ Industrie s, the comparatively by Judge Raymond A. Johnson as Armory here auggeated areas to this, ask yourself whether you can Admiral Richard E. Byrd, the ex- would be loose on the street-s. We, ed for Mr. Palmer'.1 group E. S. Increase the amount deilucted.. gilorer. announced the conclusion of sliort distance to the coastline town counsel which was objecteil which civlliana woul(l be sent from 7-10- Bowling alleys reserved do not want this. They are iniirh 2. Moat employers not using the his lecture tour here last night and which is open at man.v points to better off under the care of the to by Selectman Clyde Marshall each of a^en urban areas. Detail­ for men's senior league W. S. at a meeting of the Board of payroll deduction plan are retail­ declared he would return to active the attack by airplanes, leaves tearhers (n their school buildings ed evacuation methods "will have Manchestet in a i exposed position, Selectmen held Dec. 8. 1941. As to be worked out more or less by ing Defense Stamps to their cm. duty with the Navy Wednesday. th an loose in a d a n g er zone,’i-tWe 'Tburaday: ployees. Buy as much ns you. can, He said: "Now that the Japs have but oil the word of Chief Warden First Selectman of the Town of local authorities." declared Fisher. 6-9—Junior Ixiya game room dared the warden. regularly. hit us, We have unity in this coun­ Pause Weir appointed senior wardens Bolton I desire to make this state­ The committee was unanimous, Shelters for diildren open E. 8. and W. S. for the 13 pre<;lncts of’Mam hester ment because of the mlsstatenient.s» 3. In many concerns, a Credit try, in fact the greatest unity we Mr. Weir stated this moi-ning Fisher said, in feeling that in the 6- 7—Small gym open for boxing as follows; Precinct No. 1, Tliomas contained in an'arlicle apfiearing event of evacuation of New York Union is an autliorized agent for have ever bad in our history." that he is to. meet wllli .Siiperiri- E. S. Faulkner, No. 2, Harold Dougan, In the Manche.ster Herald and the City such' traffic shovild be "turn­ 7 - 8—Small gym open for hand­ No. 3, F.imer Anderson, No. 4, tenilent of Schools Arthur Illing Hartford Times as reported by ed north as promptly as possible ball E. S. \ Thomas Holden, No. 5. Jay Kubi- to work out a plan of safeguard­ Mrs.'Clyde Marshall. after crossing the (^nnectlcut Go refreshed ing the children and to locate the 6- 8:30 Boys yiinlor basketball now. No. 6 Paul Cervlnl, No. 7, line.” be.st places In all schofil.s to place "With reference to the recent league E. S. J Charles S. Burr. No. 8, Knight election c.oso tried in the Superior Here’s the f)ian announced by 8.30-9:30—An/erican Lithuanian j the children during a raid. Ferns, .No, 0, .lohn FalkoskI, No. Court at Rockvlilej Judge Johnson MEN LUCE FROM F isher: Precinct and sector air raid Cltlron's basketball period E. S. \ 10, B rig ad ier G eneral Sherw ood was retained to represent the in­ Hartfdid—Evacuation north and 7- 10 Bowling alleys re.served j C heney, No. 11, B ern ard Schubert, warden.s are being selected from northwest toward Bloomfield, East the local air raid wardens school terests of one of the duly elected for E. Yost's gniiip E. S. No. 12, Hayden Griswold, No. 13, bfrirlals of the town and also de- Granby, Granby, Simsbury, Bark- Ray E. Cooper. and all have been named. In ad­ hamsted. Hartland anil X’olebmnk. ' -rhe public la a bit hazy about dition to the Precinct and Sector fend the^ official a c ts of Its election To tio Toward East the plan of protection as followed air raid wardens, a group of In­ officials. Selectman Albasl had (^oiiiiecliciil Finns lieon declafedeelectcd by a vote of East Hartford— East toward | by the Ifx-.iil defense' eouncii and dustrial air, mill wardens have HOUSE'S Xiolton, Andover, Hebron. Obvep; j HIM approved by Ih. slate council. In been appointed for the local in­ 137. O scar K reysig the vlalntlff In try, Columbia and Mansfield. Awarded Coiilraels Tilt tItctHc tlisTtr til Amtr* order to simpllf’ the matter. Chief dustries. the case received 84 votes but New Britain and Bristol North- j ies calli TOPS btesoat it gtu Warden Weir today explained the Mora U’qrdena Needed claimed the election officials who The Men^s Store of Manchester west toward Farmington, Burling- i down to buiintM snd do«t s procedure to be followed In an "We will need 117 more sector were hired by the town were in error. A recount was had finder ton. Harwlnton and Litchfield. MU’. No **pati«nt em ergency: wardens," said Warden Weir. "We Wa.ihingtnn. Dee 10—Vpi—Thej the direction of the court and the Meriden—East and southeast to­ practica'* naetttary. And "Manchester is about .50 nillea now have one to\each aectijr but ward Mlddlcfield, Chester and War De|)artme.nt has awarded j from the sea.” fTiief W'nrden Weir eventually will have, four in each I result of the election remained the Southington as far* as R oute 15. planty of powtr for dtpenda- l.same as declarerl by the moderator. these contracts to Connecticut 1 bit, tffeitot ahaTttg pltaatirt stated "At 200 miles an hour it sector, these to be fallen from the New Haven -East and north­ SHAVEMSSIER would take about 15 mlnOtes from ' John Alba.si as an Individual was firm s; 1 mm til typtt of btardi. Idtal certified wardens coming from the east into an area bounded by Long the time a group of bombers, are a party to this action in name Island Sound, the Connecticut riv­ Niles-Bcment-Pond Co.. Pratt j fo r him. school now in progxess here. only. A Whitney Divi.slon, West Hurt- spotted off-i(hore until they are After the pre.sent school is closed e r and Rout.? 15. including B ran ­ over Manchester. "Another item on the bill pre­ ford, North Branford. Westbrook, ford.” ronipar.it irs and gages *3.- i an instructor's cla.ss will be held.” 767: reaming macliines, *1 1,372; ".Spotters on the coast would no­ In a quarter page advertisement sented by the town counsel was Saybcook, Old Sayhnwik, Essex. tify Boston: Boston would notify for an opinion given with refer­ Guilford. Madison. Killlngwortb, Killings A 8(X'ncer Co.. Hartford. appearing in today's paper. In­ shex'S for use on ham m ers, *1.080; Hartford and in turn Hartford structions and rules of conililct ence to zoning. I am n^t aurprl.sed Clinton and Haddani. would give Manchester its first that the members of the zoning New London Northwest to­ H anson W hitney M achine t ’o,, for residents during an air rnlq Hartford, threat milling hobs, *1.- Warning "yellow" signal, denoting are given. The closer the public commission or the Zoning Board of ward Montville. Salem and East thst the bombers had traversed Appeals denied Ihfey had engaged H addam . 2(81: milling cutters, 'SI.020; Re- gives the defen.se council observ­ publiu Stfi l Co, Hast' Hartford, the land nnd were heading in the ing these regulations, the more the town counsel in any capacity Bridgeport—North toward East­ direction of Manchester. wlrb reference to zoning in as on, Trumbull, Monroe. Newtown steel, *2.831; .Norton Co., West satisfactory protection can be Next Blue Signal much, as neither board was in ejt- and Oxford. H artford, grinders, *29,,526: W hite­ given. Waterbury Northwest toward head Metal Products Co., Ine., "As the. attarking planes pro­ isteneb at the time the opinion re­ W atertow n, M iddlebury. Wcxxl- Newark, N. J.. f'T manufacture at ceed inland, their direction would ferred in was rendered. The select­ Filipinos Wear Flags bury, Bethlehem and Morns. An.sonia. Conn.. bronze. *2.010; be determined and the "blue'' sig­ men had' been pre.sented with a nal would be signalled to Manches­ petition wl(h reference to zoning Members of the Defense-Cmm- Chase B rass A Copper (,'o.. W ator- Tht food mixer preftrred by cil's Evacuation rommittec, be- bury. for mainifartiirc at Cleve­ ter Os they come within the local Kanaaa City (7Fi—When custom­ and as a re^lt asked the town aidet Fisher, are State Police Com- land. O.. and Waterville, Conn., womoa reorywhofo btcaato of zone. Headed directly over Man­ ers rcfii.sed to enter the elevators counsel for anNjpinion in order that chester the extreme signal, "Rod" at a downtown department store inlsaloner Edward J Hickey; High­ brass rods, *15.481; Hanson W hit­ it« osaitr kaadling, g r ta ttr dm- zoning be leghjly established If way Commissioner William J. ney Maebme Co, Hartford, taps, would be given. yesterday., the manager investi­ voted by the towT),. CoX; Health Commissioner Stan- *h99.5; Geometric Tool Co.. New fulnoaa, loatiag aorvicok Doot all As to the manner of giving the gated, Soon everything returned "The. other iteiA* contained In l#y. H. Osborn; Dr. George M. Haven, taps and chasers, *1.190; (ha tiriag arm-worh of cooking, warning signals to notify the pop­ to normal. .Smiling elevator opera­ the statement rendered by the Smith, chairman of the Council's American Hardware Corps., New ulace of the impending attack, Mr. tors who had been mlstiiken for town counsel do not seem to be bakiag, go^^lAS and Havana WITH ONE OF THESE PRIZED In Manchester $1.50 to $6.00 In 1898. GIFTS! T ha launchings (about 3:30 p. Pair m .) will be the first here since the United States and Japan went to war. ARROW DUOFOLD UNION SUITS One veaocl—the Earle—will hon­ or Rear Admiral Ralph Earle, U. ■. N,, late president of Worcester SHIRTS Fblytachnic Institute and will be n.oiiBtct ^ $5.00 Bred by Mrs. John Fore aea, Jr., of 37 St. John's road, $2«oo up DUOFOLD 2 PC Ardmore, Pa., his daughter. Tha othrr--the Doran—la nam- A beautiful range l.for Chlaf Muitcr-at-Arma John even te look at. GARMENTS Samaa Doran, U. 8. N„ and .will Bakes wonderfully ka aponsored by Mra. Patrlgk J. with either gas or $199.50 Tni-Val Shirts Per Garment H urley, of 9 Graham terrace oil. Price# atari at $2.75 (W oat Roxburyi Boaton, a alater « ( Doran. * $1.55 Asked to Stop ABC WASHER Neckwear Bill Washing of Gars Silk or Wotd Scarfs at $ 1 . 0 0 m um • Qheney Folds Haw Britain, Dec. 10—

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1941 PAGE SEVEll^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10,1941 BrlUsii r.'iciio saiil ti.dsy thf infoi'ccm ’ 1.1 ami iicavy fighting is a free lecluii- on (I'linstian Seffnee turcsliip, will lecture on Ul« with less beetle living than la evi­ Reports (.Ihincsc <'>iini'.si' h.nl laimi Ill'll an offcn.iiiVi' 'progie.s:.,iig, tl;c Miillo saiil. Free (JiriHliaii tomorrow evening at 8:15 in Hor­ Ject, "Christiail Science: TIm I to dlscuaa methods of allocation of against Jupancsc-hrlil Canton, The.liioa: art was hciird bv the,$1,000,000 additional dirt road dent today, when space simply is ace Bushnell Memorial Mall, Truth about God snd Man whteiy Towns Protest Great Advance non-existent for the multifarious Daily Radio Programs Drive I,.aiiiirlied soutlicin Clilni'.sp port northwest of CBS Se ie iiee I,,<*eture Produces Peace.” funds was Informed by Highway Hong Kong, which (he Jafiancse Gavin iv. Allan, C. 3 B., of Tor- ve Department officials that towns equipment necessary for home , Eastern Staoard Tlroo The lecture is under the ausplo«lii| washing, the problem is answered are attacking. Nassau’s sponge indu.stry is 100 ------'onto, Canada, member of the of First and iSecond, ChurchsiraC^ and cities will' receive approxi­ New York, Dec. 10—dP)— The The'Japanese are rushing up re- years old this year. Recent Ruling mately $200 a mile for 5,000 miles In Laundries by the commercial laundry, with The public is invited to attend Christian Science Board of Lec- Christ, Scientist, Hartford. of dirt roads in the 169 towns in Its methods of sorting, laundering, Of Federal Borrowing the Mate, with 573 miles In Fair- cleaning and packaging family m n w K H Meeting Held in Wilton field county. This grant of fimds Industry Made Wonder­ bundles," said Mr. "Oonnle" EXCURSION THIS SUNDAY Ail o f the Radio Networks will be in addition to the $17,500 a Rothammer, the Rainbow yl«ld at b«twMn $13,000,000,000 To Discuss Decision ful Gain Since It Be­ Cleaners A Lauhderers, recently. Lv. Windier $:10 A.M. U. Htrilord $;4I A.M. ilVearary Plans to Get and $15,000,000,000, and said tbs .year given -...every town SaJ city Ov. Nmr Yerl |e.C.T.) 11:2$ A.M, R.luminq under previous town aid road "But we have not been content lv, Nw. Yoft (G.C.T.I $:40 f.M. Augment Radio Schedules plan would almost eliminate the came of Age. Round On State Roads. to let the case rest tbere,” Mr. Sum from Amount inflation danger by absorbing so grants running to $3,000,000 a Trip year. V Rothammer continued. "W e felt Children $ and and.r 12 k.if (*r*. Tici.H Ceacli Normally^ Set Aside mdch purchasing power. Bridgeport, Dec. 10.— (A’)—Pro­ Of interest to all is the recently •trtetly limited to capacity of Special Coach Fare New ifork, Dec. 10.—(/P)—Con- as credentials. . . . Although Pa­ Regardless of the methods pur­ Funds will be allocated by the Uiat not only jrtiould we produce tests against Attorney General Highway Department as of Jan. 1, announced fact that an Industry good laundering for the housewife tralM—Porch.i* In *d»*nc*. Hldcrably augmented Warcaat cific coast stations were off the air Each Year for Savings. sued, it was evident that the Fed­ far. lk*«. Om i Ml Include Fadw.l T.i T due to the air raid danger, pro­ to.\yn officials were informed, pro­ which "came of age'* in 1900, ad­ using our service, but that we schedule*, now in effect on all net­ eral debt woiUd climb steadily up­ Francis A. Pallottl's recent ruling grams originating from that area ward from Its present $55,220,000,- vided that all agree on the $200 vanced successively volumewlsc should guarantee it . . . guarantee Washington. Dec. 10— The that State Highway Commissioner it by proving to her we could works, are being continued until came through to the networks as 000 level, no oas^ half of the savings borrowing gokl. of New Canaan and George T. Bar­ j the home washing-machine, but Until further notice. Blue Pro.sents; 12:.'10 p, m.. Farm and rett of Stamford concurred in the Durian Talks \Mth f'iana Home Hour: .3, Orphans of Di­ Asked to I^lnt Appeals I the labor, me.ss, and inconvenience The biggeit end finest Orders already have gone out to Jap Spokesman protests and a committee was ,, , “ , r->„„ [wore still present. The answer to Bfcausc of the possibility of vorce. MBS'—3. Mutual Goes Call­ speed up this campaign, especially planned to work with Mr. Kaiser Vichv LnoccuifiiM Fi.inie. whole family wash problem FUEL RANGE OIL real air raid warning* being ing; 4:30; Johnson Family. Short i^lmoUT assortment we've ever among industrial workers who are of the Litchfield euiinty group and 10-- (jrl - I was supplied by the commercial broadca.st. NBC has banned such Waves: RNE Moscow 6:45, Eng­ shown— they cry!... .le.in Dorian conferred with Italian In Any Quantity — Any Time! being asked to sign up to Invest a Gives War Aims [other ,slmllar groups in an elTorl laundry of the Ijctter type, which nol*e effects as sirens, alarm lish broadcast; HVJ Vatican City, They sleep! They ' to bring about a revision of the Foreign Minister Count Galeazzo i^lDDLE-AGE> Wholesale and Retail ,„cul apecUlc portion of each month's relieved the homemaker of the gongs and the like from its dra­ 7:.’ 0, News and Comment; DJD AP0»‘ are gorgeously wages. Elvery radio station and attorney General's ndlng. Claho today at Tumi. matic programs All members of DZD DXZ Berlin 8:1.5, Comment; telvtr with "-- - . , _ nuisance, dangers, and false econ­ dressed. every newspaper has been asked to Berlin, Dec. 10.—(/Pj—DNB, in a For years manv towns in the omy of home waahlng. WOMEN its staff are being issued special G.SC GSD GSL London, 10:1.5, print new appeals for purchases. dispatch from Tokyo, gave Tomo- state have been doing their own Extraordinary Hesslon Called The Comnierclal Laundry i HrCD THIS ADViCRil BANTLT on. COMPANY identification cards, with photos. Britain Speaks. They sTcrage 8o far this is as close as the kazu Horl, Japanese Foreign Office town aid work with equipment, "Today, with more families than i If Tou'ra cron, reitlM*, ntrvoui— length from IS to 20 TVeasury expects to come to the often rented locally, and with Ixindon. Dec. 10—M''—Reuters ever before living In congested : •ufier hot OMbe*, ean B aeon T s i €^tS^^rkAif 4 ACCESS0 KfES Tubular 9 00— Playhouse. 7:00— News, weather. . Z.9S ho S .4 8 oiNNia FOa woJ* PORK Regular Value lie ! ic r RACQUETS 7:10— Music. Rubber BUide CHOP5 BAKTDNPAS.smvtO ICE SKATES 1 Ms^le and Wahut Fimsh 9:15— Food News. ^St*. ved J} - OSlOkS.COAN 5TiCTS,Sl>Mt $1.95 to $5 9:30—Mary Lee Taylor. 7:15— Toyland Revue. BARED Ames wmi sfice,' 9:4fi-rAs The Twig Is Bent. 7:30— Robert program. HOCKEy STICKS TWO OUTSTANDINt; VALUES FOR THURSDAY! S4.S0 to $8.50 10:00— Bess Johnson. 7:40— Bond program. =■ . ^ I is Tables, Magazine Racks Etc. 10:15— Bachelor’s Children. 7:65—News, weather. •hleld pet trom Im, simi. HocKBY am A .s Rich Creaiiiy Cream Cheese 3 oz pkp 10:30—Helpmate. 8:00—TTie World Today. Jih*'im. 'J'f Priced froai > tirciric ,'Uo- 8:15— Morning Salute. PUCKS a m h Hamburg or Sausage Meat, lb. 25c S New Bulk Sauerkraut, Ib. Maple and Walnut Finish 10:45-:-Road of Life. Lean, Hliced 11:00— Mary Marlin. 8:20— Shoppers ^pscial — Music, 11:15— Pepper Young’s Family. time. ar8-7» 3|9 PINE skis 11'30—The Story of Bud Barton. 8:30—News/ weather. Bacon lb. 29c S CREAMERY ROLL PURE PRINT PKO. WATCIL5I.\N ■e TRACK e HAND OP. SWITCHES Magarine Racks 11:45— David Harum. 8:35—ShopMrs Special. /ruoejtd TOWER . .. W Straight or Curved 12 ca. JR. SIZE, PAIR ...... 12:00-(N o o n )- Gene and Glenn. 9:00— Preai News. Rib Lamb Chops lb. 33c BUTTER LARO P. M. 9:15— School of the Air of the MEN'S GtOVES AUTOMATIC Sc ELECTRIC a Q s LAMP sH rr. O'** GATE CROSSOVER ...... POST ...... p.u» “ Blit, Lean End FISHING 12:15—The Luncheonalrea. Americas. An Ideel Gift would bt o 9ood 9 12:30-7-The Weather Man. 10:00— Hymns of All Churches. lb. 3 4 c ' $ J A 9 $1 P«If of Glovti. W# 0 • FLOODLIGHT kc ALTOMATIC - A Q c CIRCUIT Pork lb. 22c lb. iy/2C. POLES 12:35— Day Dreams. 10:15—Myrt and Marge. Urge vorSety to loloct from~» TOW^R ...... * BLOCK SIGNAL .. VO BREAKER ... .1:...... 12:45-7Singin' Sam. JfUN/CAM SR. Lean Briaket 10:30— Stepmother. C'APE^XIN — chremt tonnod I:00--News, Weather. 10:45r-^Woman of Courage. Loothof with ^tlfchtd bock— Corned Beef lb. 29c IT’S RITZ WEEK AT THE I'OPULi^R! 1:15— The Little Show; 11:00—Ad Liner. End Tables ...... $2.49 to $4.95 1:30—Marjorie Mills. - Il:k5—The Man I Married. ' 1 , 0 0 . R £ m £ £ R &uifSteet> SLEDS jfh S ^ C I ^ C M L C/C Takes If expesnret 2:00—Wrightville Skteches. ll:'30r---Bright Horizons. MOCHA SUEDE ^ Luiorious film— = N. B. C. 2:15—Medley Time. Baby Beef Liver lb. 33c R I T Z ' Radio Tables ...... $2.49 11:45— Aunt Jenny's'Stories. ! soft Itothor, Soddto Stitched A superior quality easy Steering Sled Tempered Steel undercar­ 50MM. tens—fried Corned 2:30— Concert Miniatures. 12:00 Noon—rKate Smith Speaks. Bock end Rolltd Ed9 ts I riage. Tuned Hardened Steel Runners with curved edge for focni — good pb- 2 45—Three Debj. P. M. —Vory Droiiy. Roir Xslw safety and durability. tures every Ume— Combination Magazine and 2:55—News. 12:16— Big Sister. Spare Ribs lb. 19( FUR LINED Copeskin — Vory Designed for maxinram 34 . ^.09 42 holds exUa roll sf CAMAY End Tables ...... $4.95 12:30— Romailce o f Helen Trent. f)no Quoiity^Slip'On or-Biitton fUm. rreeh DUZ 485323232353534823484853234823020201020200000102050600022353534823232348 strength and speed— in. .. in. LARGE 12:45— Our Gal Sunday. PACKAUr.s SOAP Tier Tables ...... $2.98 Must Use Less y 1:00— News, weather. n i i l - 2 . 2 0 vaiiiished hardwood 38 47 Sauerkraut lbs. 15< A 43c 1:05—Main Street—Hartford. 9 8 MEDIUM tep— Ibf . in. ^ Z S 4% Druni^ables ...... $2.98 1:15—Woman in White. S o PACKAGES 17c 4 bars 25c GOU*’ CLUBS Efficient Hel[t 1:30—The tUght to Happiness. Land 43' Lakes Butter lb. 40c ,1:43— Life Can Be Beautiful. Coffee T a b le s ...... $2.98 2:00— Young Dr. Malone. ROCKCT SHOT Largo AND BALLS $1.49 to $12 Bridgeport, Dec, 10—(jP)—Grow­ BOSCO OXYDOL . 2:15— Jfoyce Jardon, Girl Interne. ^ tOCOA^OriVE GONDOU ers of vegetables in 11 northeast­ PIN BALL GAME Conalbination Bridge Lamp and 2:30—Fletcher Wiley. ern states, who thought 1941 was Florida Oranges doz. 23c Lge. jar 2:45— Kate Hopkins, Angel of 35c 2 43e a year ot farm labor scarcity, were Sweety dalcy Magazine Rack iit Maple . , ...... $1.98 ,Mercy. An ezeiting, fsicineting Pin 4% MEDIUM WiV told they would have to produce Ball Game. Shoot with Marbles Med. jar 19c A PACKAGES next year with even less efficient Grapefruit 4 for 19c 1/ C for the Highest Score to Win. GIANT help. Small jar 10c P.ACK.AGE ...... Arthur J. Holmaas of the Office China Formally Beautifully illustrated Game Baldwin Apples i lbs. 25c OVC I of Agricultural Defense' Relations, Board very sturdily VeUnwOlobo Washington, said last night ' that consfructed — Declares War o a m y SUNSWEET SMOIQNG I high school boya snd. girls, the re- toeorrrernfe Turnips 5 lbs. 15c CLOROX I mslning men on W P A rolls, snd Z ^ Ir c s seme degrra of skill at rearpme. "Strikes,” PRUNES j poulbly women recruited in the ChungkliiE, Chins, Dec. 9— (De­ **8paret»** and tvtn "Splits’* tan br miUk by the tBla- rities for farm work, would have layed)—(AT—<3tins fonnsUy de­ Umre Bewicr that b almeit human. Alby ta 29x7*4 Pt. bottle 10c I to be used. mehe*—wade ef warp preet material—eteel gulterw— Lemons 6 for 15c 2 lb. pkg. 19c clared war todaj^on Japan, Ger­ $ bsih It ping. STANDS Holmass notifl^ members of the many snd Italy, effective at mid­ VaiMT 1 Ib. pkg. 10c I Northeastern Vegatable and Potato night tonight. Qt. bottle 17c^ Council that they could expect "a President Lin Sen issued the Pototoes peck 31c very much larger Army in a few doclArationg. weeks,’’ and that it would be (While flghtlnir between Chinese HEINZ MALTEX 1 ’Rougher" to aecure dtfennents PEANUT BUTTER ... no? t o $ and Japanese baa. been going on • oeeeeoeseeeeoaeo l*lb « I9C I from the draft for agricultural since Jhily 7,’ 1937, this Is the first EVAPORATED MILK laeeeaoaaoaeeoaaaooS CBWB KETCHUP CEREAL I workers. declaration of wnr in that con- 14-OUNCE filct.) RED HEART-RIVAL’ PARD DOG FOOD* .S ouis 24c 22-OUNCE The council’s meeting was held BOTTLE ...... l y C PACKAGE . . . . X 1 C ■in conjunction with the 29th annual OUR OWN COFFEE .. > •••••• •I ••••••••••••2 IbSe 25c ■ convention at ’The Connecticut Manchester Plumbing I Vegetable Growers’ Association FAWY SOAP...... »••••••••! • I b m IBc GRAPEFRUIT FRESH ENDIVE ■which today is ilated to elect offi- 5 for 25c 2 Hds. 25c |cera and hold the yeariy banquet. HOBE^FAMOUS CUBE STEAKS.. .That ErarTOM l 7T G r a n t C o, Ahe«t...Ar» Cat IVoai Heavy Baaf Reaa: FLORIDA - f r e s h and Supply Co. llM re were 50,000 workers era- JUICT ORANGES SIS MAIN 8 T .. M.\KCUE8TKIk Iployed in the alrefaft industry T M ^ I a im Try Om or Oar WaF EMPEROR GRAPES " I f l t ’a Hardware Wa Hava If* | m . 1,1940; by January, 1941, the KNOWN fi)R VALUtS I Cat Fnai Extra Hieavy Bm C ! Dos. 19c .2 Lbs. 25c S77 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER lasimber had Incraaaed to 125.000. MlippUlinilllllHIIIH MANCHiESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10,1941 PACE NINE

local quota in this drive will be cent of 1^1 r collection for local 1 should at once devote full effort.-, -hortest possible tim- Please r e -' and shall hot-fail in this Stafford Spriugs Stafford Springs Product 1 $18,000. crloiA. war relief expenditures. Chapters to raising their quoUs m the port action taken. We must not, I r k o r m ^ Davis." John O. Nettn War Is Seen as Spark Sl8,ooo Quota I Telegram Receive^, TTglt* R shil Following la the telagfsm News From Manchester’s Neighbors 472, Stafford May Revolutionize Trade Ji. U I . v -il. ceived by Dr. Knapp today; "Again the American Red Crosa It required $1,749.99 less to op­ T o Speed Up Defense is called upon to serve our nation Stefford Springs. Dec. 10.— , terrupted and the plant is now erate the borough of Stafford, in war. Both nationally, and local­ (Special.)—During the past week turning out approximately two Dr. Knapp Beceivew Tel­ ly. w’e face vast and. definite re­ in Grove Hill cemetery in Rock­ but sbe can now gat about Springs during the past year ti.an carloads of the Insulating miitcrlal mjare or less freely and gats along two cars were ahipped from here Gives Both Executive I output. More reciprocal trade egram Ordering a New sponsibilities for services to our ville. H ebroD Ellington in 1940, according to the 88th an­ I a day. '..agreements. armed forces and for relief to dis­ NOW Rockville Mr. Pike leaves bis wife, Katie without a nurse's care. Miss Marie loaded with material that has nev­ Was Too Heavy /usf in time for Christmas . . . right Joiner, who took care of her nual, riport, released yesterday by And Worker Personal. I 8-,-Broad public campaigns to Drive for War Funds. tressed civilians (Stoetzner) Pike; three daughters, O. F. Bert er before been manufactured. It is R. E. Woener, a former Army 1 collect old metals, rubber, paper, Lewit H. ChapowB A ease which was scheduled to through the wont of her illnesa, is the though officials and which I Need 60 MllUons Mrs. Mabel Rich of Manchester, T s L 4M-S, Hock villa material that may revolutionize man who was recalled by the si.r- Patriotic Job Motive; burlap, silk, wool, rayon and other 'T o provide essential funds the IW, itorkvlllo Mrs. .lieatiica Oieser of Glendale, be tried before 'trial Justice Carl­ still retained at the home of*Mias -e dmributed to the voters at the production of Intulating ma- plus marketing administration at The Manchester Red- Cross Oott by her. aister, Mrs: M. G. j waste materials lying in attics and R,ed Cross is today launching a when you need it most! California and Mrs. Helen Tracey ton. B. Jones Saturday last in the the election. The borough govern­ tarlal end supplant rock or min­ Washington, la in charge of pro- A Great Help. I cellars—scrap materials which can Chapter was advised today by campaign for war fund of mlnl- of this city ; a stepson, Hsjrry Lang Horton, ao that she can be at hand Misa Alice P. Charter, who has ment also operated "in the black” eral wool, which has been the ac­ . ductlon at the local plant. He ex- Hebron town hall has been post­ if needed. I be used in deftose goods manu­ lair- l-mum $.50 OOO.OOO The President of Detroit, Mich., and a stepdaugh­ poned to next Saturday at 1:30 been convalescing from a broken during 194L with expenditures cepted jnaterial for insulation pur­ I plains that rock wool was until a By Paul G«aner and John Berkley facture. \ man, of the start of an emergency | will is.sue on Friday a proclama- New Red Cross ter, Mrs. Lillian McLoughlln of The Rev. H. R. Keen took his smouning to $^,874.80 and an in­ poses. But a few persons in east­ 'few months, ago'the accepted In- /n p.m. It is one ot the motor crash text Sunday at St. Peter’s Episco­ hip, at her alater's home in Long ^ New York, Dec. 10.—(>P)—War 9— Possible drlVe to conserveappeal for a Red Cros.War Emer-\lion siipporling this appeal. Your spite of rising Hartford; seven grandchildren and ea^cs occurring on the foggy fore­ come of $52,711^ leaving a bal­ ern Connecticut have been in on . sulntlng material but that its rubber, with newVarapalgn to gency fund of $.50,000,000 and Dr. Tchapter qu da is $18,0()0. seven great grandchildren. pal church from the 21st chapter Hill, l o r several weeks, has re­ ance of $836.93. Expenditures for the secret which has Interested the weight and bulkincsa were against with Japan waa regarded by ex­ noon of Thursday, Dec. 4, and in­ of St. Luke, "When these things turned to her home on Main street. make auto tires last\nger. Knapp has oeen advised that the | "Chapters may retain 15 per Drive Started Funeral Thursday volves the .driver of a telephone the past three ycaralisled In the United States Department of Ag­ It. Army and Navy cuglncora arc perience-hardened. defense-minded 1 0 - More preserved, foods in The funeral of Mrs. Minna K. begin to come to paSs, then look Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meyer of report are as follows^ 1938, $55,- riculture, the Army, Navy, and investigating the, material and arc L ^ r costs! In spite of truck from New Haven, In collision up and lift up your heads, for Mountain street are the parents of business executives here tmiay as glass containers, to save tin for Mead, 70, wife of VYIIIIaro M*«<1 with a driver ot a Pontiac car 991.80; 1939, $53,699.80\1940, $53,- the Reynolds Metal Company of reported utianUjja'ous in the opinion defense, \ Rockville Chapter Is Put of 142 Grove street, who died on your redemption draweth nigh." a daughter born Tuesday morning, 024.79. The expenditure^ of le Richmond, Va.. for the past year. I that the product is excellent. The Just th sort of rude awakening re­ from (.'xilchester, which took place He brought out the fact that mod­ December 9, at the Rockville City quired to give the speed-up spark Tuesday will be held on Thurs­ on Raymond Hill, Amstoh. it is bbrough during the past fw r years Thla new product was developed company hoped to establish a largo While some usually ‘'raltable ' J i l l hospital. The baby is a grand­ ■ V Down for $10,000 in day afternoon at two o'clock at the ern religioue thought awaits a have dropped by more than^t.OOO and Is being manufactured In east­ plant at Norwich but as the mill In to armament building. material shortages I understood that the Pontiac was spiritual rather than a material daughter of Mrs. John Luetjen of merchandising circles are ^ d lct L. A, White Funeral Home. Dr. badly demolished, passengers suf­ while the income during th e ^ m e ern Connecticut by Lawrence Gil­ Rtaffqrd Springs was ready to go War has created national unity ing gains of 6 to 12 per cent In re The Present (^nipaign. George S. Brookes, pastor of the second coming of (Thrist upon the Mountain street. period has dropped'more than man vice-president of Gilman Into production and little extra fering injuries which were not earth. Ellington Juniors at the Rock­ of thought and action, they say. tali trade next year, others eimal-r Union Congregational church will serious. 000. 'ij Bros, of Bozra. machinery was needed, it,was de­ The Japanese bombing attacks, Rockville, Dec. 10—(Special) — officiate. Burial will be in Grove It wsa announced that choir ville High School serving on com­ Much Research Work cided to accept these advantages. ly as experienced look rather qi\s- A find supper was served by the mittees for the annual Junior prom, The^qllowlng is the list of ex­ many contend, can be thanked for tlonlngly at the future. Rockville CJhapter ot the American Hill cemetery. practice will be held at the church Although experimental work has Hebron Congregational Ladies' tomorrow evening, and a full at­ are Rita Hamback, Audrey Dobkin penditures in the various depart­ handing to every ,raan in Industry, “National buying power, whlc Red Croas has been assigned a The funeral home will be open Aid Society Thursday evening at ments during 1941. Highway pay­ in conducted by Mr. Gilman from top executive to factory started to boom in mld-1940 and ^ OLD SOUTH this evening, Wednesday for the tendance was urged. Plans will be and Virginia Bergh. since 1936, it was not until s few quota o t $10,000 in the War Fund the church dining room. There was Yo\mg Peoples’ Sunday service roll, $3,895.20: highway supplies, worker, a personal incentive to re­ continued imtll the early summer convenience of friends. discussed for a Christmas pageant $4,213.15; snow and ice, $516.97; months ago that thCi product drive Just iaunched. The funds are a smaller attendance than had at the church along the lines will be resumed the first of Janu­ double efforts and expedite prose­ of this year, has shown practical­ Card Party police department supplies, $98.12; reachM the manufacturing stage cution of the conflict. The Men's Club of the Rockville been expected owing to the fog those held for many years but dis­ ary. and the first shipment was made TAXK ly no change since,” says Stand­ to be used for services to our arm­ which shut down again after hav­ Plans are underway for the 4H police department payroll $4,- The Defense Picture ard & Poor’s, a statistical agency Methodist church will hold a pub­ continued for the past year or two. 432.33; fire department payroll, last week. This insulation ma­ ed forces and tor reiief to distress­ ing cleared away considerably in The second rehearsal for the Tri- Bazaar to be held In Ellington on CALL Here U the picture of the $68,- “For five months the level of pur­ VMumsi cal Bridal Scene on cover. ed civilians, and wili be a part <: lic pinochle party on Friday eve­ $917.24; fire department siipplles terial is Just raw cotton that has (X)0,000,(X)0 defense program from ning at 8:15 p.m. at Wesleyan the afternoon, and the ladies clcar- County Union Christmas Chorus December 13. Each 4H club In been ao impregnated with a solu- chasing power has remslned on an Okj fashioned marriage eertifi- the national drive for a minimum eS about $30. was held in the Hebron Congrega­ the community or several clubs $513.28; hydrant rentals, $2,810; 6 S R 8 the lips of William B. Knudsen. di­ even keel. este inside cover. Filled'with de­ of $50,000,000. Hall. notes payable and interest. $22,- tlor that makes one of the most rector general of the OPM: 'Fdllowfng the supper a fine pro­ tional church Sunday afternoon at will set up booths and sell articles fireproof of substances. The Gil­ "The plain fact is that the cost vices to further modem romance In time of war the Red Cross gram was presented through the 248.23; sidewalks, $954.44; sewers, Prompt I 1— Production of Aircraft, as ofof living la rising at a pace in 3. or produce made or purchased by man Bibs, have purchased out­ Hafe! — Large Decanter Jug of Co­ faces vast and definite responsi­ courtesy of the New England 4H club members. The club will $24.84; surface drains $305.79; Jan. 1, will be at 60 per cent of tempo with the advance In national logne, Sugar-Shalcerl ale, Sachet, bilities, both nationally and local­ There will be rehearsals at the street lights, $3,872.07; office and right a part of the Rhode Island Service 1 Telephone' Company, with the mo­ same time and’placa until the date receive 40 per cent of the profit the expected peak of 50,000 planes income, thus diluting the gain of Guest .Soap. Either Plantation ly, and this drive fdr funds will Columbia clerical $206.M; sanitation and Worsted Company plant here to a year. tion picture reel, "Connecticut An­ of the concert to be held in the and 60 per cent will be turned obtain garnetting machines. The the latter," it adds. Garden or Woodland Spice enable them to carry on the work swers" shown. The pictures be­ over to the Fair association. health, $88.50' collecting and 2— Production of tanka at the "No optimistic expectations with already begun and to extend it Wesoott Klee Columbia church. Hebron la select­ assessing taxes, $866.47; election local plant Is equipped with three \1ANCIIESTER TAXI bouqilct. $2 gan with showing some of the ro­ ed for rehearsals as it is the most Booths must be set up by 2 year-end will be at a rate 30 per respect to buying powpr are Justi­ r of these machines. At the local Where needed. The Red Cross was 575-12, U'llUm snIlc IMviirinn mantic islamls of the world, and expenses $93.25; town dock, $73; M Orntrltl, Mgr. cent of the expected peak. fied. True, national Income will be ADIU PRICES! central place for the singers to o'clock Saturday afternoon and chartered by Congress aiid its fire alarm system, $165; insurance, mil! completion of the manufac­ Onirr At The Tea IttHim 3 —Guns and ammunition. .50 per how the veins and arteries of tele­ meet. there will be an amateur show at ture of the mstertal goes on unln- up substantially next year, but so work, while closely related to that The monthly meeting of the phone transmission interpenetrates $1,217,84; salaries, $550.20; dispos­ rent of the peak. fvlll ordinary living costs, to say ot other organizations, in no sense The Rev, George M .' Milne 2:30. Supper will be served from al plant, $2,392.33; auditing, Willimantic Pastor's Union was them all. preached Sundaj at the Hebron 6 to 7 In the town hall. The Clev­ 4—Ships, 40 per cent of the nothing of the eltpected stiff rise in duplicates .such other work. Other pictures showed the mag­ $389.96; borough dump, $438.94; peak. taxes " Present conditions warrant the held at the ('olumbia church Mon­ Congregational church on the er Cheerful Cooks will prepare the miscellaneous items, $674. nificent work being done in the theme "Christmas Living." It will meal. Winners of the amateur How soon the crest of armament full participation of every Individ­ day at 1(1:30 am . The devotional making of iminitloas through the I be Following is the list of income production will be attained now is Gav dancing co\( ual in this drive. Contributions service wius conducted by Rev. White Gift" Sunday next week programs, will be on the evening -n ’ J OUR GREATEST SALE! 4 DAYS ONLY! state. The program was accom­ at the Hebron church, and all who program, plus special entertain received $31,225.80; notes, $13,000; up to government officials, indus­ thri gift box by I may be sent to the- Treasurer of Waltci Lamphear of Chaplin, and trial executives and the millions of Post Office Here side— three adorab)< panied by music and by a descrip­ have offerings suitable to be dis­ ment and dancing will be enjoyed miscellaneous, $674.05; llcen.scs and /■ the Rockville Chapter. William F. the speaker was Rev. Walter Gro- tive talk by Lowell Thomas from permits, $196..50; highwsy repairs, \ men manning the production ma­ ranter [iigs of Colo tributed in underprivileged homes Starting at 10 o'clock. Partridge, at the Rockville Branch bel of the Congregational church the reel. Many were kept away by $958.78: town of Stafford, road ap­ chines. To Heed Warning each fragrance —V QUANTITIES LIMITED! HURRY! of the Hartford Connecticut Trust of Stafford. The noon lunch was for Christmas are asked to bring Mrs. F. E. Hsrdenbergh of Ell the fog which made driving haz­ tliem to the service wrapped in ington avenue is staying at the propriations. $6,000. Routine ex­ YOU CANT MISS The declaration of war, many Knirr, Plantation Gar Company, served by the Ladies Aid Society wt u ardous. penses of the borough remained business leaders thought. ) M ' otton Blossom. $1.00. BUY NOW for Oirittmot. .. at tonto- REMEMBER . . . you con buy any Word Volunteers Neeried The young people met at the white paper. They will be turned Vaasar Club in the Hotel New The Friday afternoon cla^ in over to the school nurse. MLas about the same with increa.ses and . .. bring these developments In the Stanley Dobosz I’o.st No. li, chapel last Friilay evening to or­ Weston In New York City. arms effort: Postmaster Thomas J. Quish Honol rtducttonti You con lovo avon radio on our CONVENIENT MONTHLY first B id mbt as usual at the He­ reresa Vincent, according to the Ellington Grange neighbored decreases In the various depart­ American Legion has issued a call ganize a Pilgrim Fellowship. The bron firehouse. Officer Donald ments about, balancing each other. - 1— ‘A speed-up in the han'lingstated this morning that the warn­ moro on many eoniola radio and radio­ PAYMENT PLAN! So don't dtloy your pur- for volunteers at the two air ob­ officers are: I’resident, Lucius usual custom, to be used at her with Suffield Grange Monday ingisent to all postal offices and Browne's place was taken for the discretion. The 40-page printed report con­ out of defense contracts, phone medtiz by TRADING IN YOUR servation posts in Tolland and Robinson, Vice President, Thomas aession by Commander Roy I’ct- night and furnished a part of the tains the financial report of the 2— A definite set-up in a unitFederal buildings applied to Man­ ehoto! Uta your erodit at Words! Comploto Rockville where it is planned to Sharpe, Secretary Jean Isham, Work has already begun on the program. tengill of the Colchester barracks. redecoration of the interior of the court of burgesses for the year production by plants turning out chester but not in the sense if OLD SET! Act nowl Sova at Words! Assortments! Immediate Delivery Nbwl „4 'keep the posts in operation 'H Treasurer, Marjorie Emerson. He gave the clasa a test conducted Miss Mary C. Hatheway Is visit­ ending, October 1, the report of planes, tanks, guns, ammunition there were guardians of the build­ n . i l hours a day. Hebron Congregational church, ing relatives in Suffield. Rehearsals will start next week on the Gailup I'oll lines, each and volunteer workers are giving the treasurer, the comparison ol and other defense needs. Execu­ ing here. Ip view of the fact that At Tolland George Metcalf, chief for the pageant "The Light Of The member of the elas.s being req\iir- The Congregational church choir expenditures and Income, the re­ tives with 1917-18 experience re­ the country is now in a state of observer and his wife who worked ing their time in some of the neces­ will hold a rehearsal at the choir World" which will bo given in the ed to answer a question handed to sary work of preparation. Mr. and port of the tax collector and a called that marked increases in war all visitors are closely scanned Koic-trcliised box with colorful alone on Monday were given some town hall December 19 by the five her in an envelope. director's homo, Mrs. Milo E. complete report by the certified armament output occurred as soon before admittance, if any, is grant­ “ Plantation Ijw n Party" scene help on Tuesday. At the Rockville Mrs. Henry Sallng are giving much Hayes of Main street Friday eve­ YOU GET THE schools under the direction of H. Officer Pettenmil also called for of their time and energy superin­ auditors. as the United States entered World ed. on cover. Old .South has in­ post, with Paul Menge as chief (•aswell, music teacher, and the practical demon.stration of the ning at 7:30. BESI War Number One. tending the work. Just what will This la purely a precautionary cluded: Guest Decanter Jug of observer there were more vohin- five local teachers. best way to revive a partialfy Dante Bidorlni, 30, of Mon.son 3 — Lessening.of labor troubles.measure which the postal author­ teers, but more are still needed, it be done has not yet been made road is a patient at the Rockville Cologne, flachet.Talr and Guest 51iSs Jean Lyman was given a drowned person by giving artificial public as to detail. 4— Less grumbling about taxes.ities always observe and will be is planned to have the volunteers shower of cards and gifts on her City hospital following an acci­ So.ip. Either Pl.intation Garden respiration. He also gave a lesion All members of the Jewish con­ •5—Further tightening of civilian rigidly enforced. The postmasters or Wood land 7pirr bouquet. $1, ' assigned for specific hours with the sixteenth birthday la-st Friday. on the application of a board splint dent on the Crystal Lake highway. goofls output to free needed ma- must take special measures when- idea in mind that no one will have Columbia young people listed on gregation were called to the syna­ by using material which the first gogue Sunday evening for a .spe­ terisls and workers for defense there are no guardians of the to serve more than two hours at the honor roll for the sticond aider might have to pick up rather KOPPERS production. buildings. In large cltle.s where a time. marking perlcsl at Windham High cial service of prayer for the men than the ready to apply splints and victory for our country. TTie FORD SERVICE 5— A hard road fos the chiselsrthere are many more Federal ac­ The committee to receive the .school are as follows: an average which might not be available In who tries to take an exhorbitant tivities than at Manchester thi- names Inrludes i’aul Menge, summons came following the out­ COKE of 90 per cent or over In four units case of an accident happening break of Japanese hostility. private profit fropi the government riile is strictly enforced and no one Reuben Blonstein and Eldred of work: Jean Isham, Beatrice some distance from a center. or capitalize .on defense, can get into the offices after hour.* Dowding of RiK^kville, George Met­ Mathleu, l^aiherine Sharpe, Her­ At the close of the teat Officer T H E W . G . AT YOUR DEALER’S 7—Closer unity with Great Bri­ unless properly identified. calf, William Duell and 1; Tilden man Brown: not less than four Peitenglll expressed himself as: tain, Canada, Latin America, the Jewett of Tolland. The local com­ B’s in four units of work: Msr- well pleased with the progress of Dutch East Indies. (Thina a n j Rus­ 6 7 3 MAIN STR.EBT mittee is asking for at least 100 GLENNETT CO. The names of approximately jone Enverson, Goldie Narotsky, the class..' Andover sia in exchange of strategic ma­ 3,000 London streets have been volunteers. Eleanor Kowalski, Amelia Mleha- The Rev. Kcc(j_^|fi gnp of the 57 Coal, Lombef, Masons' Supplirs, terials, larm products, armament Mrs. Maxwell Hiitcblnson changed since 1935. I.,eglnn .Viixiliary lik.' Connecticut people* wm^-lii Novem­ 1‘alnt ASK ABOUTFRRR OUR PAYMENT PLANS' The annual. Christmas party of The third and fourth degrees ber have "adopted " a fimer child 157-4, W'llllmanUc Stanley Dobosz Unit No. It. Aroer- Will he given to a clasa of fifteen SS6 No. Main SI. Tel. 4148 In Great Britain Uirough the Fos-‘ OCALKIl'ADVKRTIfIMINT • Automatic neord-changorl „lcan Legion Auxiliary will be held at the regular grange meeting ter Parents' plan for War (Chil­ this evening in the O.A.R. hall. The Andover Mothers'-CHib will next Wcdnes101RECORD-RUKERI go to the White Funeral Home to Rockville fTiapter. time she ws8 not able to leave her there. pay their final respects to their It was brought to th^ attention Make phooo record* at hofne I deceased member, Mrs. Minna of the Motliers' club that the Now...prie

. / Advertlle in The & nd d -^ t Pay* I ■' OTANC7HE1 V BN iNiG HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN ‘MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IQ, 1941 ►AGE TEH body, which Is best accomplished ish bave won naval auperiority In the find yourself poasesalBg normal V" f ■ SERIAL STORY British to Ask - can begin wlimlng the Battle of stren ^ and vitality. by giving the musclea regular Vital Services ment for a credit of another billion 4Uiftrlrr ManeaMtar, Cons. "Low Blood Preasure." Add a once wrote a book of reflections^ with something good. The Book of The Ntory: Ths climax of many If Enemy Bombs Be­ V -— VROMAB r*ROOIO!l _ nese delivered their bombs and tient may be just that he does not InaulU alm ^ at Diana Curt by was really. In the eyes of the pany to just—just keep that Oaaaral Manaftr stored. feel as well as he thinks he should large, self-addressed envelope and medieval Spain and called It "Don' Revelations Is full of .high sound- world, dead. Insurance companies flew away; In all cases where Washington, Dec. 10— Capital her slatrr-ln-law, Adela, romes money for a while. Could you?” gin to Fall. Fottiidad Oetobar i. tttl To combat this world strategy feel.. He may tfnd he gets along six cents In stam ps. Fernando" because he knew an inn tn^^hrasea that meah'nothing." did not pay unless they were sure Dewtanc'/ was bewildered. "Why Talk; when the vicious, spiteful, girl PublUhad CTtry Bvanlns Baeapt Is the gigantic task before Ameri­ ships were merely damaged, they with a fair measure of success as keeper by that name. Later he frames a meeting between Diana —had proof. Her heart grew coW —I suppose It can be arranged— Snndara and Holldaya Bniarad at have no way of ascertaining the Uncle Sam may forgive hla debt­ long as no stress or strain of any Questions And Answcri wrote a book of abort atorlea and Loids Bromfield was In the city wiUiln her breast. held In trust But it’s s bit un­ New York. Dec. 10.—(A')—Girt tha FMt Otriea at Manehaatar, ca today. Unquestionably, It calls and her former employer, flirta­ "You arc the beneficiary, Mrs. facts, except through admission ors but he doesn’t forget them. kind Is imposed, but that when (Pulse Pounds) called It "Ah King” because one of only SO'imurB. "I saw more oi New tious Richard Thorpe. Diana, usual." for war, New York City’s vlUl Cobb., aa IJacoBd Claaa Hal) Mattar. for measures such as this country stress comes, he U unable to sum­ hla servants was named Ah King. Curt, of this particular policy," Over in the General Accounting Question; "Seventy” asks; York when I lived In Europe than knowing Thorpe and Adels are ’Thank you!” Diana wanted services — food, transportation, lUBSCRlPTlON RATE* ^ has never teen. from us. mon enougb strength to meet It. "What la it that makes an, elderly There wa«i’t a line about Ah King 1 do now.Ntw some raason,” he John Dewlaney said, ’The sum hinn to leave at once, so that she having on affair, goes to his hunt­ Is $ , !" public utilities—are ready to con­ Ona Taar by Mall ...... H-JJ We must, for the winning of But there could be no conceal­ Office are ten clerks who do noth­ It has been my experience With person have pulsations all .over the In the book. said. "I used K) come back for two ing lodge believing Adela Is there. 100 000 could go back to her room to think- Par Month by Mall ...... J Diana stared. "But there must tinue functioning on a virtual 100 ment of the sinking of the PrinCe ing but be sure that the people thousands of patients in private body at night? It Is pound, pound, I was thinking of this while talk­ or three montn^ but now that -I Mfephen finds them together, Is over this new evidence of Ste­ per cent basis when and If enemy Blasla Copy ...... * the war on a world scale; do our ing with Louis Bromfield the other be some mistake! Stephen’s sis-' phen's regard tor her. He did, Dallrarad Ona Taar ...... of Wales and the Repulse. Here who owe Uncle Sam money aren't practice that low blood pressure pound until I get ao nervous 1 live In Ohio I neVer have more hurt and bewildered even though bombs begin to fall. best to keep Hitler In stalemate In would like to die. Notice It during day, and I asked him how he came than 48 hours In York." te r— I" finally, after much conversation, forgotten. can be corrected, but this is uau- his marriage to Diana Is temim- • For two years the men who pro- i MEMBER o r Europe and Africa, and to see the Japanese themselves saw the ually s long, alow process and the the day. but If I keep busy It to'name hla newest novel ”Wl\d Is His Ohio address Is a;farm about rmry and one of convenience, con­ "The sistei has been amply pro­ and Diana started for the stair­ THB ASSOCIATED PRESS This little division of GAO was vided for," the rfian answered. way. But Larkin Interrupted her vide the dally necessities of life Tha Aaaoelatad Praia la azelualya- that he does not sUrt winning the final results of their attack. patient can not expect to get re­ doesn’t bother so much. I live very The River." 12 miles from Mansfleldv^hlch be, tracted to secure his $2,000,000 in­ for nearly 8,000,000 city dwellers ly antltUd to tha naa or rapublioa- started only a few years ago and plain and do not do anything fool­ • • • ' calls Malabar, "because 'most of "This policy Is made to you- again. She was wanted on the Battle of' the Atlantic again. This win seem, to many, the sults overnight. heritance which he would not re­ th a t's nil I know about It. If you have been working hand In hand tlOD of all nawa diapatehaa eradltao m its beginnings had only one The one thing which seems to do ish. Considering my age, my health "That goes back a space,” he the rnoney that went Into lb game ceive unless he married before the telephone—long distance, It was. to It or not otharwiaa oraditad In At the same time, Japan, as blackest day of the war since the clerk. Since then, the division has will just sign a few papers—’’ It was her mother, urging Diana with the War and Navy Depart­ thia papar and alao tha local nawa the most good In raising the is pretty good, but this pounding said. "I wanted to write something from ’The Rains Came'—a iiqyel age of SA. Others In the story are "No!" ments perfecting plans for any publlancd haraln. the present spearhead of all the fall of France. grown to such proportions that in blood pre.saure is exercise. Walk­ at night has got me worried." on the occupation of New Orleans of India . . He still thinks tile Phil Bruee, Htepheh’s best friend to come home to the farm, at least government employe circles it has The word hung In the still room for a few days. Diana assured her war emergency—and these plans All lishta of rapubileation at Axis strategy, must be defeated. Nonetheless, altllRiigh the Japa­ ing is the best single. exercL<»e Answer: Without examining you during the Civil War because It’s Malabar coast Is the world’s most who is strongly attraeteil to Di­ are now complete. apaclal diaoatrhai barain ara alio acquired the nickname of "the ,Jt ;. difficult ro give you any very enchanting spot.. ana; Evalyn Thorpe, beautiful like an explo.sion. If she took the that she was quite well and de­ Blua Flash raaaraad. We are by no means satisfac- nese arc proving th^R^selves bet­ which may be used, but must be 1 one of the dirtiest chapters In The Departnr 9nt of Markets re­ beartray." Caught in the trap done regularly, day after day,' if definite answer, I would suggest American history. I was going to WBen he left New York, he hur­ blind wife of RIehard, uhom Diana money, Diana felt she would be finitely. needed where she was. Safely Light A. ■torily equipped for .such a two­ ter than any one predict others when It was last run were more , beUeves Stephen loves. "Been admitting to the world—to herself She promisen to drive down for a ported today that because of the pull aarrlea ellant of N. tht full effect is to be gained. that the best .plan Is to consult write a straight book about it but ried to Boston to give an address long period of preparation there Flashes on Saralea ine. fold task. It would be perfectly can still do what they havV^done. than 300.000 persons whb owe the While walking, the patient should your family physician. In the changed to a novel because more on "The Social and Economic Con­ .somewhere, Diana?” triiiniphunt -that Stephen was dead. And he week-end soon; hung up after when brake government the staggering sum of A^ela asks when her plot to dis­ wasn’t! Ovei and over she told learning that they were all well at was no danger of'any type of a / Publlabara Rapraaentatlaaa, The easy to sit In Tokyo or Berlin and If, as they have done, they''..can make it a point to practice deep jneantlme, the best general advice people will read a novel than a his­ sequences of the Peace." food shortage. it appliedl more than $1,650,000,000. (These Wasn’t that an unusual subject credit his wife with Stephen has herself that!' home, but solicitous about Diana. ' Jnllaa Mathawi Spaclal Aaancy— make effective use of the air anzj^ breathing exercises and such prac­ I can give you Is to avoid any tory. Now Torh. Chlcaao, Datrolt and figure out, on paper, that the are indti'ldiial and company debts stimulating beverage with the eve­ for a novelist with the Cfivll War w orl^. "I love him,” flashes Dl- She turned from the phone to Steps to insure delivery of even tice will gradually overcome the "In selecting a title It was Im­ find Phil Bruce standing beside such perishables ss fresh milk and Bolton. United States cannot d6 both to reduce the size of the Allied '^ d have nothing whatever to do habit of shallow breathing so often ning meal. In other words, omit portant to find something that still in his hair? I’m going to fight for John Dewlaney stared at Diana. b u r e a u It was, sure enough. "But I may him!” Stephen stlH feels, however, "I beg your pardon, Mrs. Curt— her. He noted her white face, the butter have been taken, the de­ MEMBER AUDIT or things at once. And that Is prob­ ficet in the Pacific, and create a wiN| unpaid foreign loans.) present in low blood pressure (be tea or coffee, as the use of would be acceptable aa a movie, dark circles under her eyes. .- A CIRCULATIONS Prbbabiy the reason that Uncle’s aa well talk about that aa anybody that Dlani^s Innocent, although I don’t understand” partment said, but added that the 4 ably just what Tokyo and Berlin balance of naval power favorable states. When the walking is sup­ either might have a tendency to a serial and a novel; the movie "You look downright puny!" he precise nature of the methods nephews and nlece.s gave the plemented by physical culture ex­ make the heart rate a little fast in righta were sold before It was else." she does not explain, (ining to Stephen had wanted her to have Tha Rarald Printing Company. have done. They probably have to themselves, then it must even­ South America,\he Infuriates Ade­ said bluntly. ‘Ne*d fresh air. Come must remain secret. Inc., aaaumaa no financial raaponal- "bcartraV^ R-i nickname is that ercises, the paUent will generally your case. You might also be help­ written, and I knew It would be A waiter came up with a tray the money, had taken time, that for a drive wltn me." blllty for typographical arrora ap- a great deal of confidence that tually be possible for democratic thoii.sands of them have had their ed by making the dln.ier meal very serialized In Cosmopolitan before of refreshrnents. Bromfield caught la by leaving Diana In charge. la.st busy day, to think of her fu­ All of New York’s foodstuffs paartng in' advarilaamanta In tha make the gratifying discovery She siitlled, shook her head. transported In come 60 per cent air power to do the same thing to fingers nipped in it. Whenever a that the pressure Is steadily climb­ light, using your usual dinner, at it was Issued In book form. up an apertlf. "What’s that?" b« Then word comes xhat Stephen’s ture. Perhapf. he had felt that Hanchaatbr ETinlng Harald. they must win either In the Paci­ plane Is missing. Adeja sends for 'Thanks, but I’d rather not." by truck and 60 per cent by rail government ernpjoye quits, owing ing upward. lunch and taking the lunch at "The first title we chose was said, looking at my glass. , Adela might Succeed In having fic or in the Atlantic. And if they the Japanese fleet. her plump, crafty AiinrChristle aa IDana’s share of his estate' as a "Look here — Steve wouldn’t or water, and the trucking picture the governmentextra time The diet to be used should be night. Much as I should like to 'Stornri Over New Orlea.i .’ T hat ‘’S h e rry .' want you to make yourself 111 w or­ Wednesday, December 10 can gain a victory in either ocean, Meanwhile, we ordinary Ameri­ Bromfield sorrowfully shook his they await further 'woro.x wife set aside and had taken this as painted by both over-the-road ■4 v /. off, .overpaym ent fqr expenses, simple and well balanced and the advise you, it Is hard.to do so, aa wasn’t any good because it Implied rying over hla affairs." they can win the whole war that cans cannot run • the battleships. etc., his card goes thto the file. the Information you provide should Huey Long, and we discarded it In head. "Sherry," he said, "is an evil means of assuring her comfort, long-haul truckmen and local car­ main thing the patient has to do "I Won’t Relieve It!” lie must have cared a little! But She thought that over. "No, I riers is bright Axis Plan We Must Defeat way. O ur Job, as the President -indicat­ And if he ever step.s into govern­ In this direction is to use those be supplemented by examination favor of ‘Wild Is this Night' . . . drink. It really rota the liver." don’t suppose he would.” That wasn’t a bad title at all, but Anita Colby, famous New Y6rk CHAPTER XX ^ she wouldn’t lake it—at least not Operating through the Port of It la up to American production, ed last night, is here at home. ment service again (as tnqiMands foods the body really needs for Its before any definite advice la given. (To Be Continu^) The Japanese attack upon the have since national defenscNiJart- then there was the Mississippi mislel. obtained her start because On' the fourtn day after the dlsV until she was sure. Until one day New York Authority, states of to American courage, to American If, as a nation, “wp have learn­ nourishment. He need not be over- T^hat belief left her and she should New York, New Jersey and Con­ United SUtea Is part of the Axis ed). he pays his debt or cl.se. ly careful with the diet if he keeps | The first reindeer the Bronx, right there and it seemed too bad of her hats. She always'wore one appearance of Stephen’s plane the S«me lo w strategy, to upset this Axis plan ed a terrible lesson," the vital not to use It . . . So we called It of the latest creation—and carried broadcaster said, “Bits of float- fe^l the icy knowledge that his Warns of Bombardment necticut hava made arrangements world war. It opens a vast new Uncle Sam’s debtor Hat is groi^ on exercising, as the exercise will | N. Y, Zoo have exhibited since death was Indeed truth. Then she Boys'- . ^®r ing by leaps and bounds. The aver­ ■/kelp him burn up his food. His 1907 have recently been acquired •Wild Is The River.’ a "spare" with her, in a box. just Ing debris picked up 20 miles west with ths Highway Transport As­ ondc/ri.'ss. . csftipaigm In thbt war, and It for victory. In order to do so, we place to repair the damage in- j j woula^take it. bernusc he had Sydney, Australia, Dec. 10— — ^ •rfo la age monthly additions now have chipf necessity Is to build Incrcas-1 from a private estate at Lake "I never had any r4al wofry in -ea-ie She .says she has more of Cristobal Indicate that the lost sociation, which runs nearly 5,000 places emphasis on sea warfare, will apparently have to prove that volvcd in that lesson is here at ! over the title, though. If you get than 250 hats. plane of the Pan-American Air­ wantedNiier to have It. The Australian government warn­ trucks Into ths city dally, to go crawled up to around 5.000, while ed Hrangth in every part of the PlacUl, N. Y. She sn^ed rather wanly at Mr. since It brings Into play the only the Axis blueprints of our capa­ home. We must all be increasing­ ways cracked up somewhere In ed the nation today to be prepared through certain central points, settlements are being made at the Dewlaney. "I hope you won’t think against the possibility of aerial or city, both to produce and to fight, ly prepared for—not the sacrifice rate of only 600 a month. At that, the vicinity. Hope has been aban­ each about 50 miles from New creditable fleet the Axis nations doned that Pilot Smith might have me queer, but I'd like your com­ Naval bombardment. York. 2 9 ? ? have on their aide. The Japanese are merely so much paper. They but the privilege, of fighting for the United States Is no slouch at collecting its bad debts from in­ found his way down to some se­ fleet may~have attained something may represent what a lackadaisi­ American siirrival. Things like cluded cove to await better weath­ dividuals and corporations. From er." n ew of a parity with the allied fleets cal, iinaroused nation could do. the seven-day Week In defen.se in­ a half million to a million dol­ They must not represent whal dustry, the going without ordi­ lars a year rolls into the federal Diana sto mlL.* • gOOdi of this condition.. Some of the Adela kept to her room in the ward a democratic victory. unconvinced, the news this morn­ kneed alasles—muster courage For fast, smooth skatingl 3 and prepare for whatever may usual causes are: A flabby, re­ apany Of Aunt Christie, for This was on the production bat- ing dramatically confirms the laxed tone of the blood veasel Irhlch D iana was devoutly thank- Bridge and r«m of hall bearings in each A n excellent gift for maa or tlefront, and It was In American and without doubt will occur. , She felt that later ahe might wbetli Aa ideal gift., — -•-aa boyt For carving w e^ or amt- President’s statement. Whether my arrow struck home walls; lack of exercise which Is ac­ 111 Universal factories that the certainty of ..As has been the case with so companied by shallow breathing; mqre able to cope with Adela. oL Ask about our complete sotsl remains to be seen but I’m sure Her father had come to Diana Washers bvehtuat Axis defeat was being you older folks will agree with me and exhaustion of the nervous Six-Way Lamps many underestimated. foes In this powers through wrong food habits, soon aa he got .the news. They Solol turned out. In greater and greater war, the Japanese are proving that American youth has its place and through wasting nervous en­ tt fur a long time talking about t-Coll mass,- day ^after day. American In come w hat may. itephen Curt. for better than any One expected— All In all kids. Uncle Sam needs ergy' by destructive thinking. Any­ Flodillglit production schedules were the thin which paves the way for 1 ” 1 guess you ve often wondered sensationally better, in these first us now—ao won’t you do y6ur Ihy I changed my mind so sud- handwriting on the wall for Hit­ weaknesa may serve as a contrib­ Better Light few days of the war. part? When Hie time comes and uting cause of the symptom known pnly about your marriage that- ler. Specifically, today they have a victorious America stands again as low blood pressure. jsy," Mr, Tucker said. "But after we shall hear our children sing Japan’s scheduled part in Axis done what even Nazi Germany, While It Is true that many peo­ Italked to Stephen, I knew every- Better Sight Two flashllghte in one!Throws "My country ’tls of theis, sweet ”ing would be all right. 1 knew world stietegy Is now to accom­ supposedly the prime wager of ple have a lowered pressure for spot or. floodlight at click of a land of LIBERTY, of thee^I sing."’ years and seem to get along all from something he aaid." for you and •witch I **Oold” IsMuet csset plish two objectives. The first is air warfare, has not been able 'to Then we can say "I did my part.” right, It Is also true that these "W hat? Oh, tell me!” to divert American production do. They have simk, by air pow­ A PatrioU c GlrL same individuals probably would "He aaid, 'Maybe it won't be a lalce-belleve m arriage after .all. 600-Wotl / from the war In Europe. It u er, two of the mightiest units of have felt better, beeo able to do your family^ more, and bed more ftm out o< If. Tucker. I’ll try my beat to Llpklwolght In defiance of this objective that the Britlah fleet. ka it real.’ And so 1 always bed the pressure been normal. Elodrie Iron the W hl^ House aimounees that ' The Prince of Wales and the Snapping of Pole In additloa to tUa group, there You may give this new bedroom to mother, sister or bped—” /' lease-lend eld Mil continue 100 Repulse were unbelievably Impor­ is another group in whom the 3 Colonial Pieces [One morning Larkin summoned Sight Is Priceless Causes Blackout blood pressure bee been low for e brother...but regardless of who is the proud owner to the library where a vla- 340 p e r cent. tant to the Battle of the Pacific. awaited her. The second and more grandiose time only to be followed by the everyone in the family will enjoy it. Foif good furniture |T am John Dewlaney from the It was their praacnca which, com­ development of aoipA Mrioua dis­ r^-Viaioa encloeed indicator gsganni objective is to whittle bined with tha United States Pa* Naugatuck, Dec. 10—(iP)—Naug­ is an invitation to better living. ...an inspiration for the nee company,” aaid the tall Guard It Well atuck experiencod a blackout ioat order which came on later. In tslla when Ireniag heat la cor- deem democrstle eee power In the 125.00 who roM at her entrance. ”I ract . . . beniihea gn«Mworkl dfle flaet, was auppoaad to guar- night, but the war had nothing to these cases, the low blood pit entire family!' More, gifts of furniture like this are gifts Ive come to make arrangementa ‘ • • ■ " r te a conqMl the trsnefer of re- antea us naval auperiority over do w ith IL [ sure was poeeihly the first a i^ of paying ore* your late hua- lowered health. Had that warning for the years, for Watkins Furniture is designed to give from the Atlsntle Japan. - / Tha town was plimged into dark­ nd’a tnaurance.’’ ___ _ ness for threo mlnutaa whan an au­ signal beer heeded, theae patlente you lasting pHde in ownership through correct design and the ICedltetrsneea. end i^ue' Their loaa, coupled with the JIana was startled. It was the tomobile anapped a vital electric would probably have been able to honest, rugged construction. The three pieces .sketched at time tho thought of Insurance The AAanchester Electric Division It posdbte for aermsny to atU undivulged damage to the light pole. Several factorlea were avoid, la te r lUfieesee. Id entered her head. the Battle of the Atlantic American fleet at Pearl Harbor, without current for 20 minutee. Lowered blood pressure should .. ibed, chest, dresser and m irror.. .follow rehned Colo* "Who—to whom la it made be regarded as an Indication that WATKrNS aers favDcahis tsm s. may wcU make good what Prest* Connecticut Light and ' Power • ROTHtRS, INC. ^'^nial lines and are'finished in a highlighted honeytone r.,. Auctioned, this aspect ooMMBcmoiiT ro w a n ooMPAwt Company offlclala explained that your strength is below normal uid [the matter bringing to her mind M A m u tm pcAduetlen can be dent Roosevelt laM night refeired the accident. dlerupt^ service on you abould ^ willing to make ev­ maple over solid New England birch! clearly than anything else fTS Mala StDMt MaadiRstw, CRaa^^j^y ' ^ frOBS the wSf in Europe to as only totalitarian propagan' two of the three iinea connecting ery effort necessary to raise the ofMNCHESTER done the fact t^ t Stephen r tr Mast Oeraaany da—tha Japan^ae boast that they Naugatuck With the power plant blood

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WTONESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1011 PAGE THIRTIBI pag e TWBCVl the' industrial statesmanship which other btaic rates stand buttthat'’*ll tjley displayed in the settlement vMMfWWNfaHKWWMMSIHMBHKMSICS ____ impressive gift* that arc certainly Express Wage •Inployes should receive an addi­ (xhain Cigar Store Adverttaement— Adveitlsement— Seeing in a Blackout Of tills case. modestly priced. Increases Lead tion of 7 'i cents an hour over cur­ .A- ''Nudge”Your Lazy "They iiave set art example rent rates. (A)-Fo»inder Dead i ENJOY THE HOLIDAYS MORE : Dessert Qui.Kic 111 Card Tourney T H E Y ’ LL Row Setllerf which should be followerl by Icml- Hirpe To .Negntlste More Here's a dessert that is quick i-ra o f. iniliistry ami latxir for the In Liver Toniglit! Explained by Scientist diirntioii of (tie war,"- In Its compromise report of and different—spread a sponge Dec. « which averted a nationwide I CONSTIPA'nON with ijs hesdsehsfc LOVE Morse .said the agreement pro­ East Orange, N J . I>ec. 10. ia'i cake layer with softehtd cran­ Hose Co. Jra. Increased its lead nunul' duUneu, a balli«llvs fMllDs Agrecmeii! for 10 Cenis railroad strike, the commission Fre sh berry sauce and sprinkle with often mult U your IlTtr bile doesn't Yale Professor Tells New ftowerful Aerial vided that the two main unsettled said the .agency had not agreed to —Charles A. Whelan, 78. co-found­ shredded walnuts. Top with anoth­ over the rest of the entrants in flow freely every day mtd your intestines. Hourly Pay Inrruuae questions lie siilmillied to the com­ negotiation for a 10 cent increase er, president abd hoard chairman O e a n . So take Dr. Edwards' Olive llsblete to er sponge layer and dust with the setback tournament at the How the English Cani mission Krill-ay for argument with and hoped to mediate a more satis-'; of the United Cigar Stores Com­ losure gentle jet thorough bowel move­ Torpedo Is Stiffgesled Acceptcfl Today. Ihe iindcr.'itaiuling Unit tlic board's powdered sugar. More walnuts, too North pnd last night. St. Bridg­ ments. Olive Tsbieta ere sfmpiy won­ factory aettlemenl. pany of America, djcil yc.*itorday if you like. derful to stir up liver bile secretion and Walk in Slreels Be­ decision should be binding. "It would seem best under all , et's exchanged places with Hose tone u% muscular Intestinal action, erfcct Os the edges of the full Salt and pepper He hM a splendid collec­ yours if you give her a string ol r Lliecks Mailed tion of burl wood gifts—ash trays, the beautiful ciiltilred pearls, Ibc f’crsonal Finance Co. Strips your fiirnliure to the frame. moon. 1 ,1-2 cups cooked or canned $0/150 U$ht Beccwiea Dimmer 1\ whole kernel com pen holders, coat brushes and product of nationally adverti.sei $ 1 8 .9 5 753 .Main Street Rebul'ds with new spripg*i anil filling J cups small thin slices cooked brush holders, coaster, sets, book houses such as "Heller " or “ Prin- $1.1)0 Down and $1.00 Pei .State Theater Building added. But if you look directly at it, Men in Service ham ends and wall plaques from $1.25 cesse." Shown at The Dewey- Week. Phone 3430 Reprovers with homespun. I even after the eyes are well ac­ up that are practical and beauti­ Rlchman Co., prices from $7.56 License No. 891 Restains the woodwork. customed to darkness, the edges I i 'O s Buttered soft bread crumbs. \ e-!> V' Melt the butter in a double boil­ ful as well, among other grand to $35.00. Open I'nill 7 P. M. On Sugless-prool conhtructlon. blur again. They do it every time Meriden, Dec. 11—lA’i T h e In- BEfTER COVERS PRICED er, add the flour and mix well. Add suggestions. KEMP'S, INC. rhursday .VIglitn During estimates and deliveries. you look directly. Dr. Miles picks tsmationat Silver Company has the mflk gradually and cook , stir­ Chicken Steaks Gifts for Ever.vone from Aunt SUe , t Fine Redding! December. PROPORTIO.NATELY LOW 7. Easy terms. up the disk and walks to the other mailed a $30 check as a Christmas ring constantly until thickened. (DeUctous) to A’our ISearest Friend aide of th* room. The light be present to each of Its 124 men now WE CARRY OUR OWN ACCOUNTS serving in the United States armed Season with salt and pepper. ran be sclerted in Watkins' "Ave­ Send It In comes dimmer, but is still distinct 2 C lip s minced cooked f'hlcken Don’t wait until the last ftiinuie to have your furniture re-upholstered for Christmas. do not di forces SIM PLE, scnaible, comfortable Place Qie com, ham and the sauce nue of Ideas ". For instance, love­ now to assure complete satisfaction. as long os the eyes look 1-4 cup chopped canned pimlen- I rectly at it. In an accompanying letter, in alternate layers In a buttered to ly reproduelions of quaint old sil­ Have Our Representative Call At Your Home, or slippecs—these styles for m m \ houettes that would be grand in a Dr. Miles says anyone can prac- President Evart* C. Stevens said baking dish. Cover with crumbs 1 small can mushrooms VISIT OUR THIRD FLOOR SHOWROOM Itl^e the blackout^ye at home at "Your fellow worker*. ' including and bake in a moderately hot oven 1-4 teaspoon onion juice colonial room, for $1.19 a pair. are sure to please long after Something new—Tole Kleenex I RED AND YFHITE STAND I night, with the himinoUs buttons the members of the management, (378 degrees F.) for about 25 min­ 1 1-2 cups bread crumbs I I sold as markers For electric have you very much tn mind, par­ Christmas is past! You can’t styled by Brandon Sni utes. Six servings. 2 tablespoons butter or chicken boxes done In pastel colors and hand decorated $1.19, and many West Center Street S I switches. Outdoors, on moonless ticularly at this season of th* fat ( * MacDonald Upholstery Co. year.” m ake a better gift choice at little other interesting, different and I nights. In winter when the leaves Even a Fairy Godmother 1 egg, slightly beaten 983 MAIN st., Hartford (American Industrial Bldg.) Room 302A GALL t-4127 ■ are gone, the trees are good prae- c o s t . Couldn't Do Better 1-2 cup milk * * Jtice material, against the sky ss Filers Reach Singapore Santa ha* waved his 1-2 teaspoon salt J I background. magic wand over Mar' Few grains pepper Christmas Tre^s The trunks and larger branches New York. Dec. io_(Aijl-A low’s basement end it 2 tablespoons fat for frying. Spruce and Balsam B Iwill appear os dark masseo, but BBC broadcast sa|d„- today that Kidwkin Dlip* haa become a mammoth Combine all Ingredients, (1-3 ■seemingly thinner than in daylight more air relnforccinents reached prr in hlue «r • • • toyland that haa every cup fresh mushrooms, sauted may ■ Small branches will be .invisible, Singapore yesterday from The wine. CAH0US€--''S0H. kind of toy,' game and wheel goods be used instead of canned ones i. WHOLESALE * J ■giving the whole tree a shrunken Netherlands East Indies. NBC IMC ’ that Santa has on hi* "good Uttle except fat for frying, and form AND RETAIL i ■look. Practice win improve the heard th* ahnouncament here. glrl and boy" list. Don't mis* see­ into individual steaks or patties, g Hyes In seeing more and more of ing these outstanding selection*— Dust with flour and pan-fry W f-Sl |tae tree. Wards contracted for thVi« there is ab’solutyly no advance in hot fat until golden brown on both In th* dark laboratory th* av­ prices, they are the same low ones sides. Arrange steaks on platter It^s The Truth! erage eye requires about 80 min­ fobrics 8 months ago while you' paid at Christmas 1940. and garnish with parsley and rad­ utes to reach . its full blackout ishes. Makes enough for six serv­ BURTON’S ‘Tiny Tot’ acuity. When that point is reach- costs woro lo w . . o Practical Gift* Are Mo*t ings. Shop haa some very cute the part of the eye which sees .Appreciated Barstow^s Has Been Christmas Radio st Ifl th* dark con discern on ob- Dolls that are a little otiV A* you go up the Christmas Reflections Lov’ely . Headqi|arters for 19 Years. pect 1000 times fainter than one YOU GET THE SAVINGSI $4 A MONTH seal* in price and •Mirror 1 of the ordinary. They’re ilbl* to the portion of th* eye W IN THE LOW-PRICE FIELD J suitability • fot- Your thoughtful gift of some­ the new life-like cuddly vhlch does th* Retailed daylight buys a suiti Usual bl*-tncom«, these thing for the home will always be Being. practical thing* happily appreciated and we sug­ type. that children ' just The daylight portion ia concen-; Words cut manufacturing down paymont ant are available In gest you look in the Johnson Paint love. And the price is 10 Different Phono-Radio grated in th* center of th* retina, more and more Company windows at their inter­ ' I curtain of narve endings at the costs -by ordering thousands carrying chargo. surprising form*. esting display of genuine Pitts­ so reasonable, too. Only Lined, Printed ek of the eyeball. ’The con cen­ tra tl on (colled the fovea) la di^ The brief case burgh Plate Glass Mirrors. New $1.98. of suits a a . become* a tine round shapes with octagop' bevel­ DAMASK DRAPES Combinations on pisplay rectly on the opposite side from 41m ed edges as. well as several hand­ bupji. It is only about one degree leather "execu- Others to $3.98. In Wine - Rose • Bine and Natural tlve'a ca»e': with plenty of room some frajtfed shapes and they are |n diameter (one to one-and-a-half for hi* paper* and a separate com­ quite inMipenslve. Backgrounds nilllmeters). YOU GET THE SAVIliGS! partment for hl.s overnight things. $54.95 to $209.95 It contains only cones, which \ - There'* an electric '^ooth brush Burton^s i kre the nerve endings that oed Here IS a seasonable holiday ALL AUTOMATIC Iborp detail In full color In bright that looks all the maker calls it recipe: TINY TOY SHOP pght. Outside that foveal area, the Suits of this quality will sell —the first scientific advance since Cranberry Torta Savoy etlna contains both cones and a the aborigine Invented the tooth­ are sophisticated indi­ 841 Main Street Kfferent kind of light receptor, in the spring for $ 2 3 a S 0 and pick. vidual pies. Bake rich' as rods. T;)|e rods adapt to There are mackinaws, scarfs, pastry in shallow tart Other Drapes . . .$2.98 - $7.98 R A D IO S $18-95 up |nd see dim .light. 'They see the country Jackets, slippers, gloves even more... - or muffin pans. Mix nness that Is KX)0-foId fainter conceivable piece of wear­ every 2 cups of cranberry the least light cones can see. apparel in new textures, and Philco, Zenith, Admiral, Westinghouse, Garod ing sauce with i-2 cup ’Die rods become more numerous especially new combinations ana ■way from the central point, and YOU GET THE SAVINGS! colors. ‘ broken nuts, i-8 teaspoon salt and 1-4 teaspoon cinnamon. Half p * cones less numerous, progres- fill 8 tarts. Whip 1-2 cup white i Fine Quality WesUnghouSe Ranges, Ironers, Refrigerators, Hve. ’This accounts for the abll- i... Bveryooe from Mother to Junior cream cheese until fluffy, fold la 1 ♦Tub True” Washable ^y of the off-center part of the IN THIS SFICTA^ULAR SUIT SALS laeos to Get Slippers for ' Washers and the new **nothing like iP’ West* ytg to see la dim light over a Christmas cup (whipped cream, 2-S cup diced YOU WILL FIND: ^ marshmallows. 1 teaspoon grated inghouse Laundromat, world^s finest automa* Ide angular range. You’ll find a marvelous array at RAYON CURTAINS J’The rods not only account for Montgomery Words in all oizes— orange rind, 4 tablespoons confec- titm ^s sugar. Chill and top the s f u a ^vory and Ecru tic washer, on demonstration daily. No vi* Backout vision, but. their pioslUon eae-aaeiEaer T H lf SAME Fisher Body styl- cor. Thoso ModmtsI Soft comfy sheeptined plippers Ip ukcL it necessary to usd th* eyes • f pinl St*ps e SeeUAfwsHd blue, srhtto or red ore tops at $1.98 crininberry sauce. bration, no bolting down. See it. DBFBNSE COMBS FIRST ing that has distinguished It brings you 54 Inches . . . $1.98 Ifferently than In daylight. highest-priced cars now com^ B m fl lASTIMO. • Cempm M*4W • DewhleAreeeled and such a doszUng choice of nov. 1 Ghosts Are Explatacd W l’TH OLDSMOBILEI power” of Oldsrotibile’s K oon o- eity sUppeni Including some, sheep* There .Are So Many Lovely Gifts to you in tho lo w -p rie e d Olds- Master Bnglna'(either 100 M im SsSt than omt • C*e,wvsH*** * Oeep*M*d*l 63 Inches .... $2.39 | [Seeing “ghosts’’ explains why. Autotnatio IH 44 -Tiaasi Uni^ ones with either a padded displayed at Bray’s and they esr- OIL Bese rods are the meet reason- mobile B-44. ^he Some sweoiw H. P. Six or no H. P. Bight). . IMMEDIATE DEUVERY ON EVERY ITEM. cannon for heel or a leather heel for $1.29. iry, Fostoria Ware exclusively in 72 Inches . ■ . .$2.69 [lie explanation. Dr. Miles (ays, of ing lines, the some tapering It brings you quick-starting, HYDRA-NATIC DRIVE* Theso PatternsI Butmy suppers for tots for 89c Manchester—we liked the minia­ •lag ghosts. ’The superstitious, I-'*, a irp la n e s dependable, cold-weather per­ • OmA tHtoM * “ -I-T lt ture vases for windowsills or oth­ AND and shell fo r fletd artiUary silhouette, the tamo over-oil No etutcb to press at any and cute ones that squeak for NO WAITING. TRADES. TERMS tied ’ person sees something formance. It brings you superb • Siw4«w Maid, * Tw*;d* $1.00 and men’s leather Everets er decoration in colored Fostoria now in moss production I grace of design are noar timo. No gear* to shift la SPECIAL! - Btb the toil of his ^ye. He sees It all-round ocenomy. And it t Celw Http** * Oeslsr Mp*t and Itoneoo in hUck and brown for 30c. Cunning brans* animals RANGE OIL iMrly, if not looking directly at Other defensa proj.acts availabla for thrifty buyers tn the four fw w ard speeds. for $1.M. M 4reU os worm sheep of an descriptiona too, S5c. Do 'rias-CroiBS I ‘particularly If the thing is mov- under way! W ith fhoiU- the handsomo Serioa “ 6p" offers Hydrs-Matlc—the on/y Saves driving effort, eaves Uned beauties st $2.39. A most ■top in and see th* array of other CALL Ig, But when he looks directly, tie# not ne^ed fo r defense, Club Sedan. Your OldsmobUo completely autematic drive I wear oa tho ongino, oave*' complete line for boys snd chil­ Christmas remembrances also. ffled Curtains V lllowing hla daylight pattern, to Oldsmobile is engaged in. ** a^pl^.cm dowm pftymwis. 10 to IS per o s a l^ jropr gas. dealer will be proud to show Monthly ps9m»mmt9 hro owmUmbIm, i-4 dren also. le what it is, the ghost vanishes. limited production of cars. ♦ OptliasI at Balm Ce*l -NoeeaslUes Before Loxorts*' $3.98 Barstow^s ■These visual principles have $ ■ihwei fsr lo a losi aaya Marion Young, writer. In I '■♦*♦*****♦♦ YOV CAN AEWATB COUNT ON Olil>BMONII.B ^ J9*S Q tZA tnT-B trtZT TO £ r t S * > f 460 m a in STREET EST. 1022 ■me wartime applications; The For a room that la on your shopping for men, how- 742« >geir the dim objects, th# better 1M% BOYBBCO SEBVICB! floodod Mtb ifni]ight--au«b oa evaf, remember one thing: .. It’s Next To Nacarene Church Phone 3234 jgy or* seen. Blackout tfofflc slg- hodmoot (heiag tha nosCboaot- “nocesUtlM before luxuries this GASOLINE,« Gals. $1.00 l!a eon ba dtmiaer In proportion hrtght coldrtnga eon ha uosd with tax-atrlckan year,’* say men. — Buy Defense Bonds Keep Them Flying! — their tine la increased, ■ “ ,t reoulU. A$ » wg$«a* As one young, hut tax-buzdaa- The,TEXmE STORE operly chpden opera giasses, WILUAM8 ■ I / I V n ■ Open Ever^ Night Until Christmas, M^CnOTOTER MOTOR SALES, loe. ad, man puts it; “ My notion of a I^SIecomb, Prop. low-power binoculars, with 512 WEST CENTER 3TREET * l t t 1941 dream Chrlstnuui is enough o n . BRRVICB. INC. ExCift Friday, Dec. I2th. actlee, will do marvels in black- MANCHESTER 824-828 MAIN STREET T H u a m n i ■hlrta, hocks, ties and suits to ba BROAD STREET MAII^r^REEt N B ^ T TO T H E B A N K I always presssd obd g r e ^ '•4 s ■ J ' - a MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1941 PX&E FouiifiSnt EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CX)NN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10.1041 that age who already had Been in­ be ordered to report for InducUoa PAGE FIFTEEN Move to Use ducted. They numbered about 200,- probably will be governed by fu­ Reds Blast Nazis Masons Elect Raid Warnings Women’s Club 000, and although the Army has ture developments in the war, and seven bottles. Inside the door at the jpetty Thieves back kitchen. Curb Crowding All Manpower now halted all discharges, the or­ by the speed with which camps iTeachers Ask Bonus Shortage Seen From Tikhvin In New York Enjoys Party der was expected to make little are built and military equipment Ask Compensation Reported Here Their Officers difference to this group, whose re­ Is deliver^. Most of the dealers are reluctant Of Auto Seals (CoBBooed From PBge One) lease was scheduled for completion The entire building and procure­ 111 Milk Bottles about Insisting that the bottle* be i! (CXmtlnaed from Pag* On*) \ todays Most of them already have ment program of the War Depart­ returned, but -today they ■were Give In Lieu of Increase 4 features ‘ — Sound Again Professional Group in Naval enlistments for six months gone home. ment has been aimed at providing Richard Mcl.agan\ Is eager to have the housewives co­ HartfqW, Dec. 10- (4’i- State f lir iatwiaii Wreaths Are back several settlements at Tula. beyond The gnd of the war. Still Subject To Recall complete equipment for an Army operate with them. They stated Christinas Social with Ix>cal Dealem Aak All Motor Vehicle* CqmmuMioner John 100 miles south of Moscow. Master; To Be InslsiHefl (Continued From Pnge One) . ReelasalfioBtlon Coiialdered They are otlll enlisted reserves, of 1.800.000 anil essential equip­ Petition to Board of that It made no difference who o' "n- j H er the I Stolen from Door and The Moscow radio, quoted ' Ma­ Brig. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, bowevec, and as such subject to ment for 3,200,000. HoiiffewiveA to Pul cd the bottle.'* just put them out. T. McCarthy today urged Connec­ She jor General Petrov In Red Star as Tuesday, Dec. 16. \ Many Novel features. N«*w Sriiool Nurse Porch; Police Told. the air from the Army air base at national selective service director, recall for active duty at any time. As part of this program, aites Edu'eation Seeks 10 The dealers have an exchange ticut police chiefs to take action saylng'the Germans also had lost Mitchel Field. Long Island, and the said reclassification of selectees Selective Service officials aiild have been selected and plans Out Extra Bottlrn. which lakes ratvi of seeing that t o curb over-crowding the front 16,000 men, 150 tanka, 131 planes Richard McLagan, of 25 btistone officers’ families were evacuated; The Professional Women’s club who had been given occupational congressional' action would be drawn for 27 new Array camps. Per Cent Award uii the they get back to the proper owner. J Big value seats of automobile*. w m ts ! Christmu wreath thieve* have and more, than 70 gtins in 30 days street, ehtployed at the Uinited civilian defense volunteers and held a jolly Christmas party , la.st deferments was under considera­ necessary to permit 1-A claasiflca- Four of these -at Neoaho.j, Mo., Milk bottlea are scarce and local But the shortage l.ermlt persons to ride on the years, having deviited much time How rapidly new selectees will Bg last night In which a bonus of which are sorely needed It la al- Soloist OH Visit take the second, wreath to the has been a pawn of war for a don. Conn,, took precautions; tens Representative May deprecated gross Hiipplled the, funds. moHt impo.satblf to get these con­ running board or, Inforentialiy, the month. It links Leningrad with to the social and fraternal work under the direction of Miss Marion ^0 per cent was a.sked and which. cemetery today. This morning both of thousands of civilian employes the likelihood of such a change. tainers now due to fjie many de­ fenders . . . Vologda and the supply port of of the order He is a Past GrAnd Washburn and Miss Marlon 'Tin­ granted, w ill’ mean a boost in bad been stolen. were evacuated from defense fac­ "I dpn’t think there will be any mands for glass in th# defense in­ Po Fainilv I lure "If. It Is necessary to suspend Archangel. Tall Cedar of Nutmeg Forest..Tall ker. Instead of exchanging small such step soon, maybe not at all," jjliMMWWSIfSHWWSIUICSIlSKSKSKWWMWWIIISKSltaKMMMWSIHItSKMIl he pay of the teachers of about game Each Vear tories. 128.000 for this year. Added to the dustry. the llernses of operators who per­ Each Christmas season there is (Genhan authorities said noth­ Cedars of Lebanon. ! Here’s how the rumor that the Kentuckian said. "There ia no 4 gifts brought, by the members, they 110.000 granted at the start of the Put Out Bottles mit passengers to occupy danger­ a wave of such petty thievery. ing was known in Berlin of the John A. Trotter was elected frightened millions blossomed and sentiment for such a change in the OPEN ALL DAY were auctioned off and paid for 4 breaent year and a like amount of The dealers are seeking thous­ Mrs (Gertrude Berggren Obrien I ous pKi.sltiona on moving motor Some persons claim that young­ status of the Tikhvin warfare. The ■ Senior Warden James H. Maher, died: by paper money home-made, of committee. Of course in a long WEDNESDAYS 4 ^10,000 under the plan of advance- and* of bottles which are kept in of New York Is visiting her family j vehleles we will take this action. sters take the waeaths and then high command yesterilay stressed | Satlsfuetorlly Identified different denominations. The bid­ war anything is possible” . . 4 THROUGH XMAS the homes. Hoiisi-'hol'lers are asked only "local combat activity" on | nent that would come next year, here at 98 Walker street follow­ I have asked stale and loeal p«>- T try to sell them in other parts of A man who identified himself ders had no idea of the contents, Likely To Raise Maximum to put out any and all extra bottles lice to do what they can to curb _ ^ a a a » v f the frost-bound front. satisfactorily to officials at First He said that If any change In tie cost of schools would be great­ ^ town. However, other reports are and were purposely misled by the ly Increased. which may be in the homes In ing her return from a 6,000 mile the practice." that grown-ups are just as much (Reports to London indicated Army headquarters, Governors Is­ the present registration limits of ^ ntClUStVt - containers. For instance, what pur­ The petition claimed that the Manchester. One dealer said today concert tour of the middle west, COiOPACIfi to blame. It Is difficult to Identify that Adolf Hitler’s troops, falling land, N. Y „ telephoned that he 21 through 35 became necessary, ported to be an egg box was found dvanced coat of living and other that he had difficulty In getting tonight she will attend the recital I'ary Grant did his first enter­ wreaths and this makes it com­ in a two-month drive aimed direct­ heard a Washington radio station to contain a trifling gift. The same he thought It more likely that the ly at the canital, were retiring to icpcnaes bad prompted the pctl- hla bottles back except about once of the Sdldano-Srhuleen studios to taining m this country on stilts; W A M P g ^ paratively easy to remove them broadcast that bombers had been was true of hat boxes, flower boxes maximum might be raised to some a month and then would pick up defensive pcjitions ranging up to reported. He asked if It were true. ^on which was presented by the be held at Eirianuel Lutheran he stompied up and down the itom one house and place them on and bundles of all sizes and shapes. extent. achera’ council of the achools. anywhere fn-m twenty to twenty- church. Coney Island ^ardwalk. adver- another without fear of being, 100 miles west of the .Soviet de­ The Army Inquired at the New General Hershey spoke of the When all the gifts were auctioned I dore than 141 names were on the five'at one time. Another told how .Next w'eek Mra. Obrien w ilj tl.slng an amusement concession. fense arc. A German move to dig York office of The Associated off, they were numbered and plac­ possibility of calling up men of found out. in for the winte’ on a line through etition when it was presented he had obtained n new customer leave for Tennessee where she will Light Porch Lights Press and failed to get verifica­ ed in a row in the front of .he hall 28 or over, who under the revised Monday and delivering this morn­ 1 According to police the simplest Rshev, Vyazma Mechovsk and tion. A War Department spokes­ rlier in the week, but since that Miss Mary Morlartv appear aa soloist in a presentation and the 28 members who attended selective service act were deferred, ing at nine o’elock had noticed of the oratorio "Messiah". means of protection against such Orel was suggested. man In Washington told The As- ime several have bad their names (There were indications, how­ drew corre.spondtng numbers. from call, or released If already thievery is turning on porch lights sortated Pre.s.s his department had ssed off. ever, that Russian counter-attacks Those Assisting inducted. required to take one period a week I and taking the wreaths to some not reported enemy planes. FOR fam e As Surprise Ix c tu s iv i would continue. One report told of Tea, coffee. Christmas cookies May pointed out that the Army The request for more jiay came In this work. He told the board cool place in the house during the Meanwhile an official at Gover­ i f-' -.... the formation of a field army of '9 i;? and mints were .served from a has an additional reservoir of a a surprise to the members of that I’rlnelpal Bailey had been night. It Is also hoped that If any nors Island had phoned an Inquiry more than 500,000 men, specially beautifully decorated table, with a million men each year—the young­ he Board and after It hud been making a study of the. condition.*. persons are detected in the act of supplied by Ural industries for to Mitchel Field, where hts words silver service, for coffee and an­ sters who reach the age of 21. JUNIOR’S In the diaciuwuon that followed thefting , Christmas decorations apparently were taken a.s a warn­ onsidered by the members the full sub-zero warfare. other for tea. Christmas greens There is another pool of approxi­ nembership being in attendance. Fdward .1. .Murphy i«old he Is of that they will be turned over to May Be .Artifice ing "from Washington." Mitchel and glistening ornaments decorat­ mately 1,000,000 men presently was voted to refer the reqiieat the opinion that the physical edu­ the police and their identity rc" ( At the same time Russian Field took no chances, sent its ed the room. Mrs. Lucile Sloan, the available— men who received 1-A cation policy Is not ■ silfflrient to vealed. The light of publicity for CHRISTMAS II or study to the finance commlt- soiirees Said a German announce­ planes aloft and told the pre.ss the president, and Mias Jeanne Low classifications after registration, be of the Board to repfirt heek at huild proper ixxlle.'!. What lias been S W E A T E R S make won­ such petty acts can be made one alarm resulted from an official re­ poured. Others assisting were Miss but who have not Been called up. ment of the re.striction of eastern he next meeting. done in loicign countries is likely derful gifts . . . Prize of the most powerful deterrents to j lopgi operations might port from Washington of a raid Harriet Franzen, Miss Ellen Shea, After Congress made 28 the new It was reported by .Superlnten- to be needed in thL* Country and such crime. threat. Miss Marion Lynch. top age limit for selectees, the gifts to all the “ Femmes” be an artifice to cover other ent Illlng that the average pay of he stressed the need of more Model Shown is S-fifiS. plans.) Official ATews Given The next meeting is scheduled Army began releasing men over hoae who are asking fqr the In­ pliy.sical education among the pu­ on your list. 100«'c good The Moscow radio said the 12th Official views on the afternoon’s for January 6. when Miss Low is $1,600 a year, which pils of the achools It was voted to American wool in a rain­ PRK ES BEGIN ,\T $l$4.$fi Plan to Speed I German Tank Division, the 18th fiasco came from Maj, Gen. Her­ will show motion pictures taken HI-CUTS ould mean that they would be carry on the study and this will be I Motorize,d Division and the 61st bert A. Dargue, commanding the during her travels in the West last bow of luscious 8hade.q Term* .K» Low A* $6.31 Per Mentk Richard Mrlrtgan ■king for a bonus of $160 on the taken up at the February meet­ ! i Infantry Division were routed First Army Air Force at Mitchel summer. Miss Esther Anderson ing. that’ll make her jump Brown Hl-Cuts with knife srage, although some would re- With Minimum Dbn'O Payment. Nation’s Pace [with heavy casualties after they Junior Warden; Harold C. AlvoM, Field, and Major. Gen. Francis B. and Miss Lois Parker will be RECORDS Blve less and some more. with joy. You'll find had held Tikhvin ten days. hostesses. pocket. All leather soles. Because of a change in state treasurer. John F. Cullin, secre­ Wilby. commanding the Army Victor - Bluebird and Sizes 12 to S at ....$3.08 The appropriation for schoola taW's which makes it necessary to your widest assortment "The remainder of these divi­ tary; and Raymond \V. Gosljee, First Corps area. Decca.. $ 5 - 9 8 |ii8 year la $400,000 of which sions have taken on pea.sant cloth- engage teachers before .March 1, at BURTON’S — Wom­ On War Work trustee for five years Mr. Gosjlec .General Dargue .said "definitely Latest Releases! Blark lll- f’uts with roin- cumt about 85 per rent i.s for or they arc to be considered hired I ing. thrown away their equipment succeeds Past Master William II I planes" were detected and ex-1 ^UWSKMSKWMXIICMMIIIWSKWSIgi p1 .«! < u a us found 111 tile Keeney street and had decided to put every war in­ and officers in one day’s activity. as shell, "would have been a very I The resignation of Mra. Hanna Bimi e srhools. both b« ing over .50 dustry on a seven-day week basis, con, Hay del L. Griswold: Senior probable .source of the report.” He nil n. one of the two .srhool 811 Main Street Other successes were credited to Steward, T. Walter Reichard;! Jun­ years old, The survey was made and increase production capacity a single artillery unit which claim­ addeil: We've got one of the rae*. was presente< flnd fit any head till- committee on the inBlallalioii slnns now elalm air superiority liool nursing and is attending a executive session today to permit cers will be Installed on /Tuesday, i size. The Mittens to of panic door hardware. Both of the member to question Rear Ad­ over the entire Soviet-German bat- clal course at the liniverslty of Uiese .schools Were given the local December 16. Past Master Robert | Is in Session i match are only !t2.98 and miral Ross’ T. Mclntlrc. Navy aiir- tlefront, particularly in the Mos­ .1. Boyce will be the installingitallii of­ jmnectlcut. She now has bettei hoard of hqalth’s O K , this fall. cow area, a British authority .laid in half of the credits needed for geon-gcneral. a.s to whether the ficer and his marshal will be Past | ------either ran be worn as Change .MeelingH Navy’s top-ranking officers are today. .Save money this Chrtstnuis... give Jla particular kind of work and .Ma.ster Leroy ‘Norrisi Due to the fact that several of separate accessories. On the suggestion of William Give Helpful Electric Home physically fit for war-time duty. "Ru.sslan tank.i have lieen doing During the bu.siness meeting last ^ its piipil.-i an- necessarily now on Photographir Gifts from 'THE |ll t ^ e another course next siini- FALIXIT STUDIO t CA.MERA Buckley, who Is president of the Repre.sentative Vincent i D.. particularly well on the Moscow night report., of officers and com- 1 active duty, enrollment today at jer to complete the nereasary Ky ) demanded the opportunity to sector, ” a British source said, de­ SHOP. You'll want one outstand­ llnta, be said, Garden Club, the meeting night Appliances This Xmas mittet's were made anp encourag- the afternoon .session of the Man- ’s * was changed from the, first Mon­ Interrogate Meintire on the sub­ claring they have proved more ef­ ing progress during tlje past year | Chester Police School was smaller 4 B u rton ing gift for someone. How about l ^ t e r the resignation of Mrs. ject. asserting ”we can’t fight this fective than German machine.s in home movies? There's a world of plnn had been accepted and it day in the month, the night that was jrtdiiated. than heretofore Armament plant I 841Main Street ^ the 0.ard«'ii club meeting is held, war with 65 or 70-year-old men” the snow because of broailer guards and police from nearby joy and satisfaction In making votpd to have the secretary SUNBEAM The committee had invited Sec­ treads. .1 them. In showing them. And our |Ufy her of the acceptance to- until the third .Monday so he" can forces who had started attendance attend both meetings. retary Knox and Admiral Harold BritiNh Tanks .Satlsfartory I at the se.ssions may not report in Movie Making Equipment Is Inex­ “ har wlt:\ a letter of thanks for "Our British Valentine tanks, H ospil pensive and Its quality is national­ service ;;ie had rendered in 12 Mr. Illing called attention to the R. Stark, chief of Naval opera- h I full force hereafter, it was learned, FOOD MIXERS $28-75 tlons, to be on hand for the ses­ which have been operating on the but the instructive classes Will be ly known. » Mr In the school* of Manrhe.s- work that was being done by seven Moscow sector, have been found the appointment of Miss .Mor- school janitors, who spend two sion so that they might be ques­ Admitted yesterday: Elmer continued. i tioned as to how the Japanese very satisfactory by the Rus.sinns This afternoon Instruction in po­ ty was made on molton of Dr. hours each Sunday in taking care and have done very well. There is Dickenson, 210 , Charter Oak odruff. MIsa Morlarty will start of fires. They wt-re not being paid managed to deliver their surpris­ street; Mrs. Graye Hassett, An­ lice methods continued’’ under G. E. Twin Automatic Toaster more and more evidence of great ' duties at $1,200 a year with an for this work, he said, and ex­ ing and damaging attack on Pearl dover Lake: Mrs/ Clarence Wog- charge of Detective Sergeant Jos­ German difficulties in mechanical Jitlonal allowance of $17 for pressed the desire to have each of Harixir, Hawaii. Vinson announced man, 29 Fairview/street. eph A. Prentice and an FBI agent. That Make Warm Friends! With Mercury Time Switch. Has late yesterday, however, that Knox transport maintenance” There will be an evening class in -f a l l o t s u c Itomoblle hire. She wa.i being them allowed $140 a year fpr the • German prisoners taken on the Birth: Yesterday, a daughter to a eu eC — ¥ S A i 9 4 2 . work. Because of the oversight No Clock .Mechanigm to Tick, would be out of the city today and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jarvis, 994 the municipal building tonight. GENUINE nsldered by the Manchester ,Mc- M0.SC0W front were described as [irtal hoapltal to teach Red Uroaa last fall when the budget was made $18-75 \ that ;he war with Japan made It Parker .street CRM£P.flSHOP T impossible for Stark to take time "inadtquately and filthily clothed ” rk, but the change win make up the board voted to allow the ad­ Discharged yesterday: Mrs. ditional cr.mpensatlon. from his official duties to testify. Phyllis HeWeVi 66 Gardner street; Toniglil—Hoho Dance cessary the selection of another E. PERCOLATORS { Pre.sident Roosevelt told the na­ (Hermann ff'ithtiruu' .Mrs. Joseph 'Pearson and infant WOOLRICH Glo this work. tion last night, however, that He son. .38 Hoinlock street; John BOLTON CENTER HALL Jn order to have a supply of himself did not yet have sufficient PLAID SHIRTS Give Her a npoaltion paper, paper towels To W'inter Lines Adams, 92 West street; Robert Auspices of Werbner Is Head $7-95 * information on the Pearl Harbor Berlin, Dec. 10,—(A5—Gorman Boulet. Biuvkland. Mrs. Ronald other miscellaneous articles, ' and Iw’hlch there was likely to he a attack to state the exact damage advance forces have withdrawn to Daigle and infant daughter, Buck- Bolton Grange Home done to the U. S. warahlps there. land; .Mrs. Mary Decker, 98 Ben­ SrUge for next year Mr. Illlng Of Y oiiiig Judeans s winter lines in sector after sector Economics Committee. HUNTING COATS Becau.se of this lack of informa- along the Russian battlefront. a ton streeL BUCKSTONE<5 authorized to secure figures, G. E. COFFEE MAKERS .tion, many lawmakers considered military spokesman declared to- Admitted today: Robert Pratt, JIM RHODES ORCH. .to report to the expenditure that any investigation of the cir­ flay..... South. Uiiventry; James William­ This Christmas! smittee with power to act. The Sidney Werbper. of Stephen Round and Square Sets. leOng was Informed that there cumstances of the a.ssault would Asserting that the Nazi push son Jr., South Coventry; Paul KU- street, heads the Young Jiidean be premature. chinski, 86 North street: Mw. Prizes for Funniest Hobo Rig, |uld \|e no shortage of tbxt .45 up eastward was through until spring, Club for the coming year. He was Urges Rejecting Rumors the spokesman said "Germany has Frances Lane, Gilead; Mary Fljr- Man or Woman. Shell k*, u It 1s decided to purchase The chief ixecutlve urged Amer­ no strategic ambitions this win­ phy. 187 Hackmatack street. Refreshment* On Sale. ortlclea of which therrf will be elected to this office at a meeting Discharged today; J^rs. Edward I.ove Bbortage next year It may. be icans- t'l "reject all rumors.” anil ter." Adm. Including Tax, 45c. of that body lost night. Evelyn said the facts would be given to He acknowledged that because Macaiiley, Melrose, Mass. This! peaoary to go Into the town Podrove was named as vice presi­ Birth: A daughter to Mr, and etlDg and ask foi ui additional G. E. TOASTERS $4.95 up tWe public' after they have beeh of the withdrawals "to better de­ dent. Heading the Important J.N.S. R conQrm.cd amt at a time when fensive positions" it was possible Mrs, Howard Qummings, 44 Bum- Blackotone propristlon. committee Is Rene Halem and pub­ S u i t e r their release w ill not prove of that the Russians had reocciipicd ham street, Bu£kland. Physical Education licity director and corresponding G. E. FLATIRONS I value to the enemy. > Tikhvin, rail line center 110 miles (r. niing called attention to the secretary Is Sjllvla Goodstein. $3.95 to $9.95 >VOOl P ,.r Vincent had demanded ques­ .southeast of Leningrad. Thursday, Friday, Saturday Effortless Ironer yolcal tducatibn program. He Other officers elected for tha , ! tioning of the Navy’s high com­ He did not specify the extent or Public Records |d that among the girls of the term of one year are os folloisrs; mand on the Pearl Harbor attack, location of the withdrawals. (Only $31.95) there are ■no* on file 300 Secretary. Bettroaa Moaler, treas­ G. E. ELECTRIC declaring that "sojnebddy was' from doctors aakliig that urer, Beatrice Bursock. Immedi­ asleep" in Hawaii. A short time Warrantee ly be 'excused from swimming. ately following the election the of­ STEAM IRONS $16.95 3-DAY In a Blackstpne Washer, Mmmlng, he said, la part of the ’ later. Representative Dlngcll (D.. Airways Move The following property convey­ tlAMONS • m « ficers took over their various aa- Mich.), told the House he planned ances by warrantee deeds have PRE-HOLIDAY She’U Enjoy These ol course and the girls are Big^ments.for the term. to demand court-martial proceed­ All Personnel been recorded a' the office of the- features: $ 100.00 SUNBEAM — G. E. — MANNING BOWMAN ings against the ranking Army town clerk: Samuel Ne;lson Jr. to Margaret K. Dwire, Porter street; I >‘ e up- . and Navy officers involved, a step (I ’ontinucd From Page One) Tears /aiefree Service. which Vinson promptly denounced E. J. HoJ.ito Arthur N. and Bar­ bara S. Gustafson,' Middle turn­ SALE Waffle Irons I aa "nothing but a cheap effprt to tlve said his Information, scant be­ pike east. • Big AU-white Foroelain Tub, rlNDIHDUAL ««t newspaper publicity.’’ cause of censorship was confined ]e ! Warranteee Unequalled Capacity. 44 A4 ^ V ...... —O.... L. . . . . ' DIngell was forestalled at the to what happened to the company LM The following warrantee deeds close of yesterday's House se.ssion personnel. They were taken to up have been recorded at the office, .7 5 from making a' -five-minute addi­ Honolulu from Wake; • Self-Lubricated for Life. of Town Clerk Samuel J. Turklng- KELLER'S MEN'S WEAR tional speech on the subject when "There were more than 20 of them, and they are all safe," fie ton: Manchester corporation to • Dependable Since 1S11. Repi«aentativo C0)e (D., Md.), Carl L. and Grace E. Emerson, (.forced adjournment because a quo­ declared. rum was lacking. Clipper Reverses Course Deepwood Drive; Manchester cor­ 'L Christmas Tree 'Til' get five minutes one way In New York It was learned poration to Arthur E. and Lena tThis Christmas • pr the other tomorrow to make that the Philippine Clipper re­ L. Besaw, Adams street; Holl In­ vestment company to Manchester this speech In spite of the brass- versed its course to make the res­ Lighting Sets hats,’’ stormed DIngell a few min­ cue at Wake Island. Triist compeuiy, trustee, two lots •UMONS am* utes later. When. the Japanese attack on on View street. Pearl Harbor began, word was CHANGE HIS HAT-I-TUDE flashed to Pan-American clipper Most of the car-owning families $59.50 7 Light Indoor captains to proceed on a previous­ In the United States have never HATS^LOVELY GIFTS Red Cross Wants Multiple Set ...... $1.30 ly-arranged plan. purchased s new car. They de­ WITH A LEE HAT Under command of Capt. J. H. pend upon second, third or fourth- 20 Ught Indoor MulUpIe S et ...... $3.75 Instructors^ Names hSnd csrs for their transportation. Hamilton, the Philippine Clipper SLIPS fa r Fust t n rtktl Ma roofffjtotoA frUigifN------OUMn Sfoopkek Crying . — j with no passengers aboard but 15 Light Indoor Multiple Set ...... $2.80 % EASY STEPS:— ) Dr. Robert P. Knapp, Chairman with a heavy cargo of defense ma- $1.00 to $1,98 "A/ae/ > 7 Ught Outdoor MulUpIe Set ...... $1.75 Light Hand Ciir A irlin e Flagship 17"ln« Baby Doll Safest for iaf tha Manchester Ouster, Amer­ . terials consigned to China, was • az/TV westbound from Wake Islsind. L ^ k for the LEE Gift Box— ^ -----n ican, Red Cross Is seeking, the I cofitainlng the attractive sou- “ ftra" 5 7 5 ^ ffm tofw Bmyak prkadt A WmSsSpackS tiswss of all those reetdents’ who Captain ' Hamilton wheeled SEE... about. On' re«cblng Wake he PANTIES 69c I trenlr miniature-hat Ash Tray Electric Xmas Gandies ...... j ' have In the past tsken a First .95 and a Gift Certificate for a Ban-bearing—earier than over to $tyled just like the eilytry beauties Brewed in Pink Cotton Flannel Deep wkidia toot and i Aid, Standard Advanced or In­ found that Japanese bombers had BLOUSES /LEE Hat. runi And built LOW to prerent tip-. -.that fly the eiqr for American Air- Coat, Eskimo hood with Mariboul completed an attack and disap­ "A Murder Has loop handle bar giTt tiny tot * structor’s course shd a list of such Preaent hlnU with the entire Lighted Artificial Xmas Trees pingl aqddl* ocati W r* buketl tinesl Passenger loading rampi Rubber panties, too, jutt in easel- tike tuppo(tllBd**taMath|y,*ariM aames must be kept on file in the peared. He took aboard all com­ EAST Gift Box before Chriotmas, so RmI CirCMM pany personnel ind flew to Mid­ Been Arranged" Delivery :i-' '- I TERMSI »77 he con enjoy the hat over the 12” $3.75 20” $7.75 . All those who hold such eertift- way Island, to the east, then pro­ Christmaa Mom. holiday*. cates in thia tows is any First Aid ceeded to Hawaii. , High School Hall Ha take* ,the GUt CerrUficate course, other thaa thoas who have The Ansae Clipper, which had bioek to K E U .ER’B and oelecta taken ths oouinss within tbs paat-M>esn approaching'Honolulu at the THURSDAY, 7:80 P, M, hla own LEE \Vat*r-Btoc in th* 1 four mootha, 4oid whOM najnsa are time Of the Japanese attack, land B. D. PearFs 'flSSTBf. sis*, style and color h* wonts. ly on fils, should send their ed at an alternate port In the.U- FRIDAY, 8 ;15 P, M. ♦ . Do It now, whU* you think of Johnson Brothers and addrsaoia and tha type lands. The Pacifle Clipper, west­ it Christmoa Isn't for swayt / 599A(ain St. Phone 7591 - y ■ ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS . js e teksB Cos which they bound, arrived at Auckland, N- Z,, Admission. 1 .50c, Tax IncL 'aerttflcatOs. on achedule. I Letiui Insured Hat By Lee V- 533 m a in STRBST - TEL. 6227 ^...... i $24-8^8 iSiitBBT TE)L 5^61 111 r *■

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1941 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER in, 1941 pag e seventeeh PAGE SIXTEEN

ominous silepce in Berlin gave afternoon, Tokyo time, off tlje east that the whole alarm oystem be Japs Land Troops taken over by the Army. rise to the belief that. Hitler had Circle Enjoys Siiicifics Defeat Fast Contests coast of the Malay peninsula. Britain Loses decided to proclaim the- 6fflrl.1l Local Sailor’s Kepulse Sank Instantly He expressed belief the Fifth Obituary |Basketball Tonight Coli(mnista had hoped ,to cause German policy toward Japan’s Middletown Five The Repulse, the Japanese said, In North Luzon four-day-old w-ar with the United Iloliilay Parly sank Instantly after being hit by confusion and panic amonjr the un­ Feature First Death Denied '^Air Base Near educated masses in Manila by States and Britain. Moreover, the the Japane.se air bombs while the Tokyo radio reported that In Prince of Wale*, a ve«*el specially (Continued from Page One) sounding the alarms. On Roller Skates Tha fluietdsa routad tha Mlddla- I M Rockets Seen Rising Rome, the other Axis capital, the Funerals St. Margaret’s Circle, Dnuebters League Games armored against air attack, was Thai Frontier of lEabcIla, enjoyed a Cliristn-.iis town Meteors last night at the Y a against the Invaders. The II. 8 . Air-raid observers reported Uu»t U. S. Embassy had started to bunf No Word Received damaged, sought ‘to escape and important dociiment*--the u.sual Mrs, Annie Bronks party last night in the lo.vcr then was attacked again, suffer­ Army headquarters announced during the alerts they saw numer­ IStafford Springs Teuni by a one-sided score Of 33-11. At ous red rockets rising from vari- prelude to a diplomatic break or The funeral of Mrs. Annie' rooms of the K. of C. cliibhoiiac. Family of Joseph ing additional hits which sent her (Continued from Page One) that the enemy was “ In hea\-y Pine boughs were p'aced above the Middies Maid no time were the visitor* able to FairAeld Groccni Take force off the northern coast of o\is places In and around the city. formal war. Bronke was held this afternoon at Mut’ls Lof’uls ut the get near the faat working club under the waves. Tokyo’s official spokesman al­ two o’clock from the William P. fireplace, and red berries, and Makulis Today. There was no mention in the area along the Thailand border by Luzon, extending from VIgan to One series shot up like fireworks fmm the'North end. The score: Opener from P. A. A. ready was quoted by the Britlah Quish Funeral Home. Following a greenery adorned the tables. At Sports Outer; Lillis Japanese announcement of the a Britlah . Punjabi motored unit. Aparri” and had landed at Aparrl from a crowde.d dow’ntown area Andover Jrs. Me»eora and another from the sea wall. radio as sa>ing "wc have asked short service there the church ser­ each place was a Chrlatmas can­ Ci; Citizens^ Club Trim Member! of the family of Jo- crews. British troops, “after acquitting and perhaps at several contiguous dlestick made with gumilrops, in IMuy Tlioinpsonville. B. themselves splendidly have reor­ An Army spokesman previously Germany to declare war on vices, at two thirty, at the Naz- I’ lpi oto, rf ...... 0 aepta T. Makulis, of 279 Tollaml The British announcement gave points. arene church were conducted by whl(Ji small randies were In.sertcd Silbros; Tigers Win. Turnpike, denied emphatically to­ no details and it was added here ganised south of Kota Bharu and I'se 8ix Transports had asserted that similar lights America.” M. rurtii. If ___. . . „ 2 marked out certain strategic areas In talking of the mighty produc­ the Rev. James Young. The high and a life-saver for the handle. An Rnllrr skutlng hn*kv»bi(ll i* im Lulls TroiiiK’f’ Kagltts at day that there was any truth to that none were yet available. now are in excellent .spirits after Illuminated Christmas tree fur­ L. Mnrlno, c . . . ___ 2 .Six Japanese transports e.scort- during raids on Nichols field and tion effort necessary for a long estMm which the neighbors and Itap this svsnlng dt the Sport* O n- The Rec Senior loop got away the rumor about town that he had, The Prince of Wales and the Re- heavy, fighting over a wide area nished the pniper (.'hristinas at­ Y ; Senior Rasketimll Pnttavlna, rg . . I ed by "large Japanese Naval ele­ other military targets near Manila war, Mr. Roosevelt, In effect, told triads held for the deceased was O. Marino. Ig ...... 0 Leather Jackets been listed as a casualty. This was Jpulse were the sixth and seventh yesterday,” the communique said. ments" were engaged In landing mosphere. |tsr, whsrs tho piomotsr* aro going last niffht at the .School street Rec Sweaters C^BSualtiea Krnialn Light early Tucs0 tons, about the tooA situation. ( He re­ Iciub tenm and tho Ht. Ailolhort’s .Mlililirs Wilkie, c ...... 2 Blanchard wa* too much for the confirmation at the Makulla home there remains Intact." The landing at Aparri. which is craft gunners declared the sud­ family plot a1 the East cemetery ber* were In attendance Iqulntet of Thompsonvlllo will get was sunk early In the war by a The communique was Issued, at ported that supplies were ample B K T Tenney, rg ...... 2 Reserve*. the atorj’ was denied by his two 400 miles north of Manila, was un­ denness of the Japanese assault for domestic and lend-lease use where Rev. Young read the com­ At a brief business se.Hsion plans |undcrwuy at 7:30 sharp. Uowles, r g ...... German submarine at Scapa Flow. 10 p. m. (7 a. m., e. s, t.) were made for the circle's Christ­ H. Duffy, If ...... 2 0 4 ...... 2 In the second game the Cfltlzen’* brothers, who work In defense in­ der cover of a heavy, nightlong air had given the raiders an initial and be did not believe "we shall mittal service*. About throe weeks .-igo I’lumoler Johnson. ]g . .., Other major British Nava! losses Strong Netherlands East Indies mas charitable work in the parish. O. Duffy. If ...... 0 h 0 ...... 0 Club, led by Sher Moorhouae, de­ dustries. They .stated that this bombardment. advantage, but expressed full con­ have to curtail the normal use of iFrnnkle Adams inlioducod the Server, Ig ...... were three aircraft carriers • the warship and warplane reinforce­ The remainder of the time was .Modcan, r g ...... 2 , 0 4 ...... 2 feated a faat plucky Sllbroa team, rumor had started late yesterday fidence. articles of food’’.,for the present. ■port to Manchoslor fsns and |>luy- ■22-CK)0-|on Ark Royal, the 22,.'i0e rolling ut (Probably because of local cen­ tion than the landing at Aparri re­ ture of passenger automobile tires Annual Chrlstma-s Sale and man of that committee. Mrs. Fos­ 16 Displaying excellent form and 1 time Unlay. Japanese piirauit planes but a a fa.st clip, maintain your’ balance sorship, this dispatch did not men­ corded in the Manila communique. and some 30.000 nun-essential Cafeteria, North Methodist W. S. Andover " ir .” Gets Started dazxiing speed the Tigers from Mm u IIs enlisted in the Navy spokesman said there was no evi­ ter William*. and j»>p a basketball Uito tho net. Pull-Over and Coat typ* models tion the loss of the 35,000-ton It was not Indicated which action products reqalring rubber. The C. S. B tb* north end routed the Sport six years ago and at one time dence that any German pilots had suspension will be effective until The.so boys do it and what Is mcri In the •Cason's smarte.it color* and About Town British battleship Prince of Wales was the earlier. participated In the raids. Meeting to organize Men’s Club, Bunk’ow.skI, rf Centers 44-17. A t no time were the Hie Finest quality of selected suedea played football with the North or the 32.000-ton battleship Re­ a comprehensive plan for the In­ [they almost as good u.s teams hapless lolers within striking dis­ combinations, by Brentwood. (The two announcements Indi­ Filipino soldiers at an Army St. Bridget’s ball. Tedford ___ Next Monday snd rspesitin*. Button and Zipper End teams. He was last reported pulse. dustry can be worked out In the Signal Is Cliaiiged |on rubber. (.riswald, rg . . tance of the winners. The smooth V - e - 'jf *15 In eastern waters but for some cate the Japanese attempted land­ training camp at Davao cheered American Legion Auxiliary The SI. Adelbeit’s team wliu h style*. Dutch bombers and fighters flew ings along a 200-mile length of Japane.se planes Monday after­ light of a threateneej. cessation of Christmas Sale. Watkins store. Kukucka, c . . . team work and snappy pasSThg SL- time now the family has not Mary Biushhell Cheney Auxil­ [lOmeH here from Thompsi'iiville i.s \ $2.95 to $9.95 in yesterday and already have coast. San Fernando Is 15() miles rubber .supplies from the South Police School. Municipal Build­ .\tarllno. If . . . kept the Sports five ba.cked Into known just where he Is stationed. iary, U. .S. W. V., will not'meet at noon and realized their mistake For the Bon Ami I aid to be the same one time met ^ est Side Bowleni Out joined British, Australian and north and west of Manila. Vigan only when the Japanese opened Pacific. ing. Parks. I g ...... Its own back court moat of the $9-95 to $16.95 They had no knowledge of his the State Armor.v this evening Basldea foregoing peacetime the Polish-A mi‘i leans here la.s! Now see our great I owing l:> war precautions, but will New Zealand air units w-hlch have la 75 miles north of Fernando. fire with machine-guns, belated Tomorrow Kuii'Iay. The CiUzen's Club, a well To Make Final Fight time. The sumiharlea: Other Jackets From $2.9.5 t'p. present whereabout.s. been pounding Japanese transports luxuries, the preAdent s^d, people gather instead at the Y M.C.A., From Vigan the coast runs north report* said today'. Sock and Buskin play, "A Mur­ pali.nceil organization. Is slated ti> Fairfield Jrs. Christma* showing || afiif land bases In .southern Thai­ In all walks of life would have to It wa.* announced today that the I Hi fcrce. W.'ilsh, For Top Honors; Big B. F. T and guests will be members of the 75 miles and thence west al)Out At Baguio the populace made a der Has Been Arranged," High former fire signal at the Bon Ami| Irppose the bids from the Carpet land since daw-n Monday. the same distance to Aparri. similar mistake. pay more taxes, buy more bonds, School hall. Zwick, rf ...... -..2 1 5 Rockville Aiixiliaty, U .S.W.V. forego extra profits, and to work plant has tmiay been changed. 1 I'lty. On Knday niglit the lath- Test Down Stretch. Lounging Robes Ja|>8 Sink T ho The Dutch fliers also have tieen which Is j\ist west of the central Thvo waves of Japanese bomb­ Friday, Dec. 12 4 'ubs F. Blanchard. If ... 0 0 0 Mrs. Let Ilia Rady heads the com­ longer and harder. Hereafter three bia.sts will denotel lianians will travel to .Naugatuck mittee of arrangement*. fighting alongside British Empire point of the northern coast, i er* raided Manila and it* suburbs Repeat performance "A Murder to meet the fast club Irom that Murdock, c ...... 1 1 8 U l e m U e j I air forces to contest Japan’s ad­ The chief exemitive did not (» - a fire in the plant and the fornierl On December 16 the'- second Murphy, rg ...... 2 1 5 British ^ arsliips The nature of the fighting at the this afternoon, hitting hard around Has Been Arranged," High School one long blast will denote an alrl pity. Tonight's first game will Vllgn, If ...... Pioneer Suspenders mittedly vigorous efforts to win plain the seven-day week policy Robinson. Ig ...... 0 0 0 Officers of Temple Chapter, point* of landing can not be dis­ military centers including Nichols hall. raid alarm. The single long blusti start promptly at 7:30 and will be J. vryi*. I f ...... round of the West Side Bowling ^ which b* announced for vital In­ Haef* rf ...... ^ 0 1 1 NOR'EASTlles I O.E.S.. are requested to appear in quick mastery of the air. closed sir field. Fort William McKinley Saturday, Dec. IS warning has been eatabllshedl aollowerl immeillately by the game Brook*, rf . . . . league gets underway. Just how (Continued from Page One) and the Nielson airport districts. dustries, but Sidney Hillman, Hedlund, rg ...... 0 0 0 Ww .all. fra.i-t. 5 white at the meeting this evening Dutch Warship* ln"J(T«e* No Panic In Manila ^ Mother and Daughter banquet. throughout the state as u.sable only| Im skates. A banner c rowd is ex- K. Dnwortlz. c the teams will finish out the first Crmikllt T.UIIII Ka.l III R O PU’s associate director, said that Highland Park Community club. .Ma.ron Ig GaveDq, If ...... 3 2 8 •N.l > WrUkI.I > in the Masonic Temple, when the Dutch warships arc with Brit­ There was Intense excitement for air raid warning purpeise*. Ireeted to witnes.s tlie game*. carrying out operations against a it did not mean that workera Annual meeting of Manchester Vice, r g ...... *etto will no* be definitely settled C. Blanhftard, tg . .. 1 3 5 affiliation ceremony will be ex­ ain's eastern fleet in the China but no panic in Manila. Many Battle Bettceen W'ould have to work every day of Japanese attack upon Malaya. emplified. The Christmas party in Rod and Gun club, clubhouse at I until Friday of this week. The' “ No details are yet available 'ex­ Sea. rushed to leave the city but con- the weeji. The objective, be said, Coventry Lake. Too Late to Classify teania are pretty well bunched and 27 charge of Mrs. Bernice Thrall and British land and air forces were vevances were hard to find. No Fleets in Progress .’14 ! All Wembley Ties | cept those contained In a Japanese was to get defense production on a •Monday, Dec. IS every week there I* a red hot P. A: C. hesrrvi Mrs. 'Viola Trotter will follow- the reported in action this morning j ^ajcis w.-erc running, and most of London. Dec. 10—uPi—The Ger­ WANTED -WOMEN for sortiugl j ’morv l.uiirli Kagles official communique which claims 160-hour basts for the week, with /. merlcan Legion Auxiliary argument with the pin*. The Haponik, rf . .. . business session, each one attend­ trying to Check Japan’st latest tht two-wheeled, horse-drawn ca- man radio said today that a battle, the eight hours devoted to main­ small plants. In nursery waie-T si'hedule follow*: both ships were sunk by an air at­ ing to pro.ide an Inexpensive gift. Christmas party. Legion home. .1 Kcpg.irtv C. Byrholskl. If $1.00 5 arid nearest threat to Singapore Icsns were engaged. Business con­ between I.inlted States and Japa tenance work. hou.ie. Long Job, warm (iuartci’*.| .%lley* I and 2 tack. " , at Kuantan. on the Malayan cast nese fleets was In progress off Mothers’ Club Christmas Pro­ j IJ., Tedfonl Kiejna. c “ I shall take o< ( asion at an tinued normal. There .was a strong hint a few good pay, C. L. Vnnderbrook ITrini (aormairs Dec. 15 Paganl’a and Sllbro*. The exfi'iiiivc boaril of Center coast '200 miles north of this vital •Manila, but gave no indication of gram, Emanuel Lutheran church. .Minkowski Gryk. fg . 5!... early date to make a short state- I All indications were that a hours after the speech of a much Son. 26 Lydali street. Dec. 17 Parachute Co. and Po­ Saverick. Ig ... Church Women’s Federation will I'ortros.s. heavy battle still was raging along the .wurce of the information. Tuesday, Dec. 16 Keith . . . . raent of the general war situation j sterner administration attitude to­ Garden Club Christmas partv, F. Pedford lish American*. Kosak. rf ...... meet tomorrow evening at 7:30 at Delail.s were not available con- the northern and nortflwest coasts Po.*sibly catching It* own report ward labor disputes that might im­ which has, from many points of ■ Y. M. C. A i i i i p b u i r n B o w h ’ rH T o p I Jack.spin Dec. 22 Lee’* E**o and West Side Sebula, Ig ...... the church. Mrs A. H. Illing i.s ■eming thl.s new .lapanese landing of the t.sland. with Naval, air and on the rebound, the station later pair defense considerations in any Hansen Gloves view, both favorably and adversely i president of The Federation, Saturday, Dec. 20 MHKSICWSItMBfWIK-MWIWWW /J ! August Tavern. Taggart, rf ' ---- .mernpt. but Britain was known to land forces involved. quoted the Boston radio as saying way. I.auiulry Ti’aiii; l*rr- undergone imrHirtant chanees In , Christmas party. Highland I’ark S'diarick Dec. 29 Bllbro* and Poliih Am- Vojeck. Ig ...... iiavc .strqng defen.sos around Kuan- The Army communique said the a "great .Naval battle" w’as raging At Chicago Wayne Lyman erieans. ,» Ihe last few in air superiority and pUt over­ were eng *ged in landing opera­ way Express employes. Further­ South Methodist church. Perrett’B 139 wa* high single for B.v Hugh Fullerton. Jr. i Bro*. S. Moorhouae, If .... 5 0 10 Shi was especially armored Cotton Caliardine I'ell J. Wilson, c ...... 1 0 2 terday acceoted with regret the powering land forcea ashore. The tions off Vigan About 7:30 a. m. more, Morse said that "immediate Saturday, Dec. 27 he evening while Bill Kennedy New York, Dec. 10-- i,P) New I Jan 21 I-ee’i Eaao and West New leathers of richer texture against air attack. resignation of .Mrs. C. R. Burr as •:;plalned that a movement south i ,^.3^ ^ , t. Tuesday) but last night in his first war report and complete compliance will be Christmas dance. Jointly spo - Mell Raincoats (make E. Belflore. rg ...... 1 0 2 $ 1.00 In styling and stitching lift Han­ With the Prince of Wales and cattered the wood for a total of Yorks fir.st air rab! alarm yester- 1 Side Dfiirj'. $6*50 to $1^.95 a member. Mrs. Burr is residing in ir west would be possible only;J. that the United States faces a expected before morning.” sored by Order of DeMolay and Or­ ifrand all - .vear • round day. busted up Kordham** opening I R. Aliczi, I g ...... 0 0 0 Other Sus|»i:ndrr-> 50c. sen (jloves to the pinnacle of mas­ Repulse lost Hnlain still had at did not say whether a landing BiC- long, hard struggle before It can 48 for three game*. Jan. 26 Moriarty Bro* and Weat the south. Appointment of a suc­ :ilong the roads becau.se they cross tunlly had been effected there. Minces ,\o Word* der of Rainbow. .Masonic 'Temple. presents and wonderful Gorman Motor* < I ) drill for the Sugar Bowl game. . , Side Javem. B. Schieldgs, Ig . .. . 1 0 2 culine smartness. Give Hansen least 19 battleships afloat or biiilcl- win the war and the peace that cessor on the committee rest.s with wild, impenetrable Jungle. President Roosevelt minced no Itch ...... 87 90 260 and the reporta said it was Mis­ Jan. 28 Parachute Co. and Lee’* J. Chiirilla, rg ...... 2 0 4 Gloves. Ing. 1 Tells of Damage Inflicted follows. Xmas Rifts. Zipper fn»nt the Board of Selectmen, Two NIghi .\lr .Alarms words in talking about the initial kradley ...... 108 124 321 souri th.it IS weak.on air defense! EIhso. F. Server, c ...... 2 1 5 Battleahipa now in service arc Ih. terac official language the And. ns comniander-ln-chief, he reverses in the Pacific, and he said w ith patch pockets, . . .B was a cinch, he would be D. WllSon. rg....i.-l 0 2 five of the 30-000-lon Queen Eliza: Singapore had two night air (kOinplete Report ragin ...... 100 122 342 Feb. 2 Sllbro* and West Side $2.50 to $7.oio Although several nearby com­ alarms and one this morning, but bulletin told of the damage inflict­ warned the country in the frank­ that the Ja(anese swoop on Ha­ you'll find them indis­ ppizxi...... n o 97 turned down this time. . The Tavern. .Soiithergill ...... 0 0 0 beth clkss built during the Iksl 300 Interwovdi Soda munities are reportedly faced with no hostile planes appeared. At j ed upon the attacking Japanese est words that Its coasts W’ere in waii had been as brilliant in its pensable for rainy or arman ...... 93 119 transportation problem is hard to Kerr ...... 0 1 1 war. four of the 29,000-ton Royal 305 Feb. 4 Pagan! a Weat Sides and ^SKlKaCWWafSI(IK««aiC9K9IMIMKfl(JKSK3KNf!^ serious water shortages now, Man­ lo.'ist five raiders were downed yes- | flotilla by the American Air the front line o f the war that ex­ exeeution as it was dishonorable. On Health Survey bent as long as clirb owners are Lee's Esso. Derrick ...... 6 0 0 Sovereign clas.s: the Nelson and sunny weather. P. Si chester has suff'cient supplies for terday in an air battle which dc- | Force: ploded without warning Sunday "So far." he reported, "the news totals hesitant about trusting their valu­ Rodney of 33.000 tons commis­ They're treated t«» lie 498 552 478 1528 •Alleys I sad 4 all ordinary ■ needs. Elimination of velopecl when the Japanese at- 1 "Our b«imbin(t attacks on the.se morning. has been all bad. We have suffer­ Armory Lunch (S) able Ivory In airplanes and the ball­ Same dates a* above. 15 34 5 Whitney, Shirtcraft sioned in 1927, anc) the battle any wa.stage, however, ia desired .empted a .strong attack on Buttcr- ships created grave damage. "The attack at Pearl Harbor,” ed a serious set-back in Hawaii. .. water repellent. They Fright ...... 73 93 110 players feel the same way abbut Lee's Eaao and Moriarty Bros. Sllbro* cruiser Renowm of 32,000 tons, the The health survey conducted In 279 to forestall any possible future :orlli. an important station on the Three transports were directly hit. he .said bluntly, "can be repeated The casualty lists of these first come J2-20 in assorted mrdua [.■. . .. 92 108 92 It. , .A deal of some sort for John­ West Side Dairy .and Weat Side H. Frev rf only one of three of this type in Manchester for the last three '292 |j and Adam shortage that might occur this western Trans-Malayan railroad or(e immediately capsizing. Bomb* | anyone of many points -points few day* will undoubtedly be Ilbson |...... 97 109 117 ny M lv may be the next news Tavern. C. Belli*. If commission at the start of the months by Yale experts is about colors, ot only S6.98. 323 winter. on tho, mainland opposite Penang W’ere observed hit’■’tting close to oceans and along both our large. ■’ tennedy .. .. ini 12t 123 .348 from the bnsehall nu'Clings. . . West Side Dairy and Pagani's Stratton, c war. He also said the nation must be completed. Dr. D. C. V. Moore, i.aland. three others coast lines and against all the rest local health officer, has already msn’da ...... 102 120 93 ,315 Dodgers snd Giants both are sup­ Weat Side*. Thom a*, rg The Prince of Wales was one of There will be a meeting of all Several Japanoae aircraft were _ Advices relayed from . the con­ of the hemisphere.” prepared foi announcement that posed to bo after him. although Parachute Co. and Moriarty R. Cole, Ig . ! Shirts five ships of the King George V British War Veterans at the Brit- stabulary commander at x’Tug\ie- Guam and Wake and Midway is­ receh’ed some of the reports and is reported reconnoiteiing oyer souih- The radio carried the president's checking on them. Burton otals ...... 465 .557 535 15.57 they may be scared off hy hear­ Bros. Murray. Ig . class all of which were scheduled ish-American Club this evening at garao, capital of Cagayan prov­ lands, far out In the Pacific, had ing that he’s still bothered by a cm Malaya aJthough norle ap^ar- w’ord.s from a dlmmed-out, heavily- The full report wjll be ready Lee’a Eaao and Polish American. Modean. c .. for completion in 1941. 8 o’clock. ince, where' Aparri ia situated, guarded White House: been lost. 841 Main Street sore shoulder even though he Parachute Co. and Sllbroe. Martin, rg . cd here. within the next two weeks, after New Model I.aundry (1) 1 The King Georgi V Itself Is Malaya’s organized manpower said the Japanese had paved the "W e are now In this war. We The forces in the Philippines, he bapman . . .120 104 103 327 hasn't tried to throw recently. Moriarty Bros, and Pagani’s known to be in service. The regular meeting of LInne which It will be made public. nmmmwnmmmssrsmMf was fully mobilized last night with way for the landing attempt there are all In It—alt the way. Every said, were taking punishment, but errett ...... 87 120 139 34« Weat Sides. 11 ' 4 36 Two 40,000 tonners, the Lion and oLdge No. 72, Knights of Phythias with a nightlong aerial' bombard­ single man, woman and child Is a defending themselves vigorously, a r r ...... 119 Today’s Guest Star Sllbroa and Lee’s Eaao Station. Score at half 19-16. A. L. C C will bo held tonight at Orange Hall the mustering of the local defense 84 105 308 Temeralre, mountlrtg 16-lnch ri­ , orpa for full time service. ment. partner In the most tremendous and later developments bore out ((Hard .. ... 78 $3 Jay Simon, Cofieyvillo (Kans.) Polish Americana and ^eat Side Referee Kovia fles, are scheduled for completion commencing at eight o’clock. Nom- 83 244 Asiatic populations continued to (tommunicatlons Internipted undertliking of our American his­ the hard fight the islands had on Journal: "Thia is the time of the Tavern. I, in 1943. natlon of officers will take place their hands. year when one of those little typo­ at this meeting. leave congested downtown Slngn- Shortly after thia report was tory. We must share together otals . . . . . ;S98 391 430 1219 Pagani’a West Sides and Para­ Tiger* No Name* Assigned (Mire, but neighboring Johore Dispatches from Manila early Gompbell'a Servle* ( 2) graphical dashes, means more to chute Co. .The Na%’y,'s program called for received all communication* with the bad news and the good news, slate, linked to Singapore by a today reported two Japanese land­ THE MANCHESTER ofals ...... 97 117 120 a football coach than a 70-varder West Side Dairy and Sllbroa. W. Parclak, rf ... still two more ships to be comple­ Vigan, Aparri and Tuguegarao the defeats and the victories—the 334 Causeway, yesterday refused e.n- ings on the island of Luzon, with Ason . . . . . ; . . 83 135 did last month- That la, if'it dlf- Polish Americana and Pagani’s Sumlaloski. If .... ted In 1944, but no nameh have W'ere interrupted. changing fortunes of war." 95 .313 Britain Will trj’ to any persons without rela­ all signs pointing to "heavy ene­ ftppa---- ... 87 94 Weat Side. H. Gryzb, c ...... been assigned^ to these and no an- Vigan, a city of 19,939; is the He made no attempt to mini­ 112 293 tives or definite destinations there my attacks supported by Naval L John .. . . . 102 104 Parachute Co. and Weat Side Styled for smsrtnesa. cut (or The greatest name In apckik ' nouncement mode of progre.s.s on capital of IIocoB Sur Province. mize the character of the Initial 105 311 Skrabaez. rg ...... because of fear that on influx of contingents and aircraft."v PUBLIC MARRET Dairy. comfort, made of finest m.Htcrials Wools Silks—Lisles. . A gift for B a s e s Aparri. only safe port on the, new*- it all had been bad. and he A communique from the. head- S. Grysb, I g ...... them. homeless would hamper defense otals ...... 369 450 432 1261 Prosperity Notes Poliah Americans and Moriarty Rubach*, I g ...... in e superb variety of new designs every day in the year. The warships went down In one north coast, has a population of could not say offlclsUy how much quarteiqi of Gvn. Douglas Mac- and upset long-made foot] plans. The Bears— Packers pro foot­ Broa. and colors. of th«^ British Navy's blackest about 20.000. : ' \ Hawaii had suffered until further Arthur, U. S. commander In the ball playoff wa* sold out— all 46,- Genolfl, rg ...... For Allies Food flltoatlon Go^ days “whilst carrying out opera­ (The official TokyeW radio an­ surveys had been completed. Phlllpplnea,. subsequently disclos­ 484 seats— within a few hourS' H. Weiixlblckl, Ig 3 9 c t o $1.00 i — Authorities said the food situa­ nounced early today A a t Japan­ But all his words besppke calm Thursday Specials after tickets were put on the mar­ $1.65 to $4 95 tions against the Japanese attack’ tion on Singapore Island was good ed that "the enemy ia In heavy [pringficld Holds (Conttnaed from Page One) ese force* had sudeeeued in land­ confidence of the final outcome. force off the northern coast of ket----The Shrine ticket office In 20 44 on Malaya," the Adm'tralty Said. b\it urged the populace to buy only It added that “no details were ing at several polnt.s north of Ma­ 'We are going to win the w-ar Luzon extending from 'Vigan to Fresh 'Pigs’ Liver...... lb. 22c j Sfln Francisco baa hail to go oh Feller Plans Sport Center tilitles In Die Nazi manner “as­ rea-sonablc requirements. nila and said that operations still and we are going to win the peace Aparri.” Indicating a major Japan­ Bears to 2-2 Tie a 13-holir shift to take care of L. Cootello, rf yet available except those con- Reports from the Burmese capi­ Genuine Calves’ Liver...... Ih- t>9c , contained In the Japanc.se. official sured surprise and a temporarj’ ad- were proceeding. It also report­ that follows.” ese effort. Ahq demilnd for the Elaat-Weat It. BMd, If ...... 0 0 0 v.kntage. tal of Rangoon said Burma was ed the sinking of an American To speed that day, the president The communique credited U. S, Tender Calves’ Liver (Western)...... lb. :i9e gom e.. .'Mlasouri can’t*get enough Navy Gireer A. Jonton, e ...... 0 0 0 communique which claims that ready for .any ovantuallty. Scarf Sets both ships were sunk by air at- From the wide dispersal of the submarine off Palau island and an announced that the government bombers with causing heavy darn­ Special On Rib Ends of Pork .to cook with sauerkraut. Sugar Bowl pasteboards to fill all M. Browaki. r g ...... 4 0 8 Sport Shirts Chinese dispatches said Chinese J By The Associated Press J. Witker. Ig ...... ' tack." Japanese fleet, he said, jt Is obvi­ unlientlfled American transport had decided on a seven-day week s ' to Japanese Naval , units and 3 to 4 pounds each...... lb. 22c I I The Hersbey flears. Americap its applications. 0 1 1 forces Were trying to relieve the Murray, I g ...... 1 S 5 The Prince of Wales was flying ous that preparations for war must of 15.000 tons In Manila bay. I for all war Industries, including thrbe direct hits on transports, one Fresh Spare Ribs...... lb, 25cj f ^ e y league "farm ” of the Bos- Oeveland Pitcher; Plans Japanese pressure on Hong Kong, the production of essential raw Odd»—And Some Ends Oavongro, I g ...... 0 0 0 the flag of Admiral Sir Tom Phil- have been made "a long way back. Britain’s No. 2 Far Eastern bas­ The sea-borne Japanese assault of which capsized. ■n Bnilna, are keeping step with materials. ' 1, Tokj^j merely claimed succeea Salt Spare Ribs ...... t...... Ih. 17c I Dr. Charles C. Murray, Jr, of To Enlist Today ^ Was Pdhl, f t , ...... 0 0 0 , llpSj commander of the .British ’Coordination of the attack tion, by strong, wtdesiiread ' at­ on northern Luzon came as United le lr big brother* of the National fleet In eastern waters. must have entailed the most care­ States and Philippine officials He also disclosed that there for lanciings at “ certain poinU” Silver I,.ane Sauerkraut...... 2 lbs. 15c I ■■ague. Lubbock, Tec., suggests enlisting ArchackL Ig ...... I 0 2 Thera’a a world of style In these smart | tacks on the Japanese In southern the Texas U. football team to look Liable to Draft Cidl. CSarwnlokl, 0 0 0 The lack of details shrouded the ful preparation, great secrecy j(ind Kwangtung province. strove to stamp out an apparently would be a tremendous rudi ex­ and also asserted that a Japanese Small Tenderloin Steaks,'feacon wrapped. 3 to 1 to thel iTha Twin Bears moved Into first new shirts. Patterns snd colors include I fate of the crews of the two great^ cunning," he said well-organized Fifth Column move­ pansion of the nation’s munitions submarine had aunk an unidenti­ pound. Special ...... lb. Cricl pc* In their respective leagues after the war because "They seem Montis ...... 0 0 0 everything that is new. Superior in fit I warships, whose normal comple­ ' 10 Day* Oat Of Bases ment accused of causing two false production industries, by the con­ fied 15.000-ton American trana-' to understand the Pacific situation By Dava Heff and wear. Sanforised - Guaranteed not i Only a Jimlted amount. Please order early! I f t night by identical scores. Her- 6 5 . 17 ments together exceeded 3.000 Vessels from which air attacks Japanese Attack air-raid alarms In Manila during struction of new- plants, the en­ port In* Manila Bay. le y getting a 2-2 tie with the perfectly.".. .John L. Sullivan la Chicago, Dec. 10.—(in— Bobby to ahrink ou^iof fit. The quality of these j men. were launched on Pearl Harbor In the night and of setting flares to largement of , old ones,' and the Using German Eqatpment r Veal. BMf and Ground for a Loaf...... Ih. 23c| p m gfleld Indians and Boaton a an entry In the 118-pound division Felltr’a high faat on*, may be serv­ Bqor* at half 19-6 'ngsr*. Ref­ shirt's ia the sam* as always—no change j of the Washington Golden Gloves Particularly Grievous Blow Hawaii were at least lO days out. Reported Halted guide Japanese bombers to targets mobilization of small plahts In the Aijvlcea from the Phlllpplne.a In­ Chu^ Beef Ground . ; ...... lb. 2nc| B draw with Chicago. ed up to tha boys in tha Japanese eree, Kovie. in price. j tournament . ., Skip Alexander, league next summer Instead o< to S The loss of tht Prince of Wales, of Japanese bases, he said. Hong Kong, Dec. 10—(Ah— around the capital the previous production drive. dicated that the Japanese Air Lower Round Ground .... .n,...... ’.g .. lb. ,35c| iT h * deadlock gave Hershey a former Duke U. golfer, plana to opponents of tha aevelond In­ one of the newest and most pow­ He said It was believed that the Some Japanese penetration of night,'. Csademns Aapna Force Is using German equipment Jf game lead over the, Indian- erful of the British battleships and objects of the first Japanese at­ Honj^ Kong’s defenses was ac­ Mr. Roosevelt combined bis blue­ in lU raids. Informed sources said turn pro in the Miami open. He diana, for whom the SS-jraor-old $1.65 to $2.50 I Speeolate o « ObJecBv* olla Capitals In the’ western dl- has been promised a Job with a a vessel e.speclally armored tacks were ' knowledged In a communique to­ Observers here, speculating on print for the victory, effort with a the German origin of shells flried WE ARE TAKING ORDERS FOR SOAKED LliTEFISK| flon of thq American League and lows farm boy has pitched tha lost Pleuty Actiou XmmmmmmmmMtmKsrHumMintmmmmi. ajgainst air attack, was k particu­ On Pearl Harbor: ’T o damage day, but It declared that the’ at- scathing con<^emnatlon of "treach­ by cannon-carrying Japanese club^ next summ'er.. .Athletes at alx years. the Japanese objective In attack­ FOR CHRISTMAS etdn a like lead over Toronto In Chicago’s Morton H*ffh achool who larly grievous blow to the Royal and put out of commission the tac|< has been halted even though erously... .criminal” Japan. She planes had been Identified, togeth­ Bob, who facod oariy Induction ing northern Luzon, said the In­ I National, but the Beantowners received watcJie* for playing .in Navy. \ main United States Naval base in' fighting continues. had been egged into war, he as­ er with other* Item* of equipment Into the nation's armed forpaa un­ Ou Areua Card vaders faced tough terrain If they Please Leave Your Order Now. Only a Limited Amouhti I be more certain of holding the finals of the American Legion Previously. In more than two the.-Paclflc” The communique said: serted by Germany’s promise However, as one American anti­ Blr advantage longer. der the selective servlca set, de­ Adam Hats hoped to advance overland to Ma- To Sell! Baseball tournament last summer " r years of war. Britain had (ost only On Guam u d other Intermedi­ ‘The Japanese launched a hea'vy that a triumphant "new order” aircraft gunner stated, "the Japa No games are scheduled In the cided yeoUrdoy to enter the Navy. two of her capital ships, the bat­ attack on our positions. Some pen­ will get "consideration” for rein­ “Nobody knows what’s going to ate Islands; “To check the mobil­ "**Aparri Is on the edge o f a fertile would parcel out as Japan’s ohare we shot down were Jap« ” kjor league tonight whereas Ind- statement by the Illinois High Tony Falco Fights T «r y tleship Royal Oak. 29,150 tons, etration of our forward defenses Oh the economic war froht the AT OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT happen. Maybe r il oaen you fettowa ity of the United States fleet." farming region which extends back of the world loot "the complete hapoUa playa Providence and School Association if they ietum sunk by a German svibmarine Oct. On Manila: "It apparently was occurred but the attack, for the and perpetual control of the whole United States extended Its Italo- again and maybe I wtm’t,” be told Mendes in New Haven A fine assortment of wool scarf about 160 miles from the coast, but ky regain the top rung as the the' watchfa.. .Since the atork For the outdoor man, give cot­ acts. A variety of colors. ■ 14. 1939, In Scapa Flow, and the an attempt to wreck an advance moment, is Halted. Fighting is con­ Paciftc—and that means not only German blacklist to include Japa­ Butterfly Buns,...... doz. 25c ■ “1 have an open date. sports writers at the major league tinuing. beyond this lies a rangb o f almost club champ got hia lumps from convention. Thursday Night. ton, wool or gabardine sport 42,100-tqn battle cruiser Hood, American base and obtain an ex­ Impassable mountains which ex­ the Far Blast, not only all of the nese firm* In the other American Squash, Pumpkin,dCustard Pies ...... ci’ ch 35r aunk by the German battleship "In spite of poor visibility our Freddie Archer Monday, Jacotp Feller spent the day with Lieut ■hlrta. cellent Japanese base for Intensi­ tends southward to within lOt Islands in the Pacifle, but also a republics. Rye Br«ad, Oiir Own Mflke...... 'oaf ll«f] beachcombers say he’ll be known $2.50 Bismarck, May 24, 1941, In the At- fied operations.” artillery was effective. Last night stranglehold on tho w’*at coast of Meanwhile Cuba Joined the list Commander Gene ’Tunney o f the New Haven, Dee. 10—Oeorg* we Inflicted severe casualties on a miles of Manila. lay Cut Schedule as "Boo Jack” until further notice. Navy and appeared at the booebali Bcorf* ... ■$i.eo ^ ; lantlc. To EUmlnste British Bose The jungle in those mountain* Is North, C3entral and South Ameri­ o f hemisphere nations which have Zengaras, New York Greek, woe $ 1.00 to $5*95 Approximately 1,300 men were Japanese company on patrol, one gathering to tell'his friends he Against Hong Kong: “The elimi­ so dense *nd the terrain so rough ca.” decUred war on Japan, and ChUe FRUIT AND FRESH VEGETARLES Hants to Skip Year on even choice ogolnflt Joey Per­ lost aboard the Hood and 819 men nation of a British base which w’as of our own patrols in a hand-to- Japan, he continued, was work­ adopted a- benevolent neutrality, would become a chief petty officer alta, Mexican puncher, for their aboard the Royal Oak. hand encounter wiping them out that pnly men on foot can get If High Hoopsters in the Navy by tonight He passed the major threat to Japanese sup­ through. The country Is populate ing In complete accord with the announcing that the United States CaUfumia Sunkist Orange . .. doz. 35 Des Moines,. Ia. (/P>—Santa 10-round battle on Matchmaker Banted Down Btomarrk with tommy guns, rifle butts and hi* physical examination at the ply lines.’’ with savage native tribesmen Axis grand strategy, and he added and h e r^___ le s against _ Japan would .. dnz. 23< Claua will skip one year here. Bert George Sheppord’a pro fight cord The Prince of Wales, was one of bayonet*.’’ , Florida Juice Oranges...... Great Lakes Naval TVainlng Sta­ On Malaya; ’’It was apparently descended from head-hunters. these words: be considered non-bettlgeranta and ..2 for I9i Springer, president of. Community at tha Arena oa Thurodoy night. Hate “top" the Hot of appropri­ Um vadMls which hunted down the an attempt to open up Singapore "Remember always that Ger­ thus allowed fun use o f Cttillean Fancy Pink Grapefruit ..... ncheater High basketball tion. Thia ia tha otort o f on elimina­ atete gift* forfo> men. Give *n Adam From Vlgsn only * single nsT' le without an adequate floor Christmas, Inc., which for the last Open Xmas Bismarck in the Royal Na'vy’s to air attack. We do not know many and Italy, regardless of o »y porta. Feller thought he might reoelv* tion tournament which will be Free Gift Hat Gift Certificate. cpiibk rsvsikKe for the loss of the row road, unsuitable for the move' fly following the announcement nine years has cored for the city’s whether It was likewise planned as ment o f heavy ' equipment, leads formal declaration of war, consider ' OeuM Mesa AdvonUgea THURSDAY GROCERY SPECIALS preliminary training at Omat climaxed her* In February when Hood. Engagements |it all State Armoiiea In Connec- needy at Chriatmoa time, «ald It Lakes. North o f CMcogo, and oold a preliminary to a land attack on southward, flanked on one aide by themselves at war with the United CSille’a decialon cquld mean fu­ was Impossible to obtain painters the winner of tb* meet will box .Tho Atlantic charter was drawn that Naval base." ture strategic advantages of con­ nt would be closed to further he might go to his Van Meter, Xa„ Boxes $3-25 Eve Until 9 the sea and the other by rugged States at. this inoment r Just as Batter. Fairmont Creamery...... 2 lbs, and carpenters to Ilk broken toys tb* winner of tb* Lew Jenkino- up aboard her In August by Prime Through Naval rennalssance, siderable Importance. 'The country ala of any s6rt. This did not bom* for Chrlatmas. Thdh ht ax- mountains. - much as they coiwlder themeelves Cream Chdeae, Fairmont, fancy hulk...... lb. 39l Be oa much f a aurpria* locol- It repairs and dlstributea. " T h ^ r * Sammy Angott fight ia on ovor- iunlster Churchill and President he fald, Japaneoe troop carriers at war with Britain or Rupota." has a larget Pacific coast .line than 6 pecte to leave for tha Norfolk, Vs., th e -w ^ h t match. CHander-Reed SpoikHW Trlsphag* CsUs Flour, Royal ^ rle t , none btetter ...... 24 > 2-lb. bag I oa school authorities ore now all busy,” he explained, adding the ItOCMWITtIt were detected -off Indo-Cbina Dec. Mr. and Mrs. Wlnthrop Allen Two false alr-rald alarms which And ha mad* it plain tltat there the Unlti^ States. It stretches half Naval Boot to rocelvo hla soal^- aboppard boi ten o t tha out* She arrlTsd In Singapore last 6. steaming in a westerly dlrec- the i c a ^ of South America, dom*^ Cflke Flour, Royal Scarlet, fancy ...... Igc. pkfl."19| ■ring what to do with the re­ organisation ..hop4fd to resume ment - , Reed, of 28 Foley street, announce sounded in Manila during ths night couM be no complete .Metory while functions next year. ( otonding lightwoighte in the coun­ srask as . the flagship o t Admiral tlon. Inating the fltrolU of Magellan nder of the schedule for the Bob said this was hla only chanca the engagement of their daughter, were attributed by Alfiedo Eu­ the HlUer and MuoaoUnl reffimes Cut Mixed Fnii| for Baking Fruit Cakes...... Ih. nt eeaaon. ; try listed pw duty, Btortiag wltl^ Sir Tom Phillips, newljf-appbinted “ Reconnalsksnce prepared us and the water* around Cap* Horn “ to Help out whsrs I eon bo of the PeraltorZeagiuras bout oa Miss Carolyn Alice Reed, to Stan­ genio, Philippine national air-raid remained untoppled. Glared Cherries'in Bulk ...... '4 jg, j: [>Id tlmera point out that the did Vrgea Displaying Flag commander o f the newly-created and initial Japanese’ attacks were ley John Olsnder. son of Mr. and precautions head: to spurious tele- Lend-lAmp Te COatiaM — the route to the Pacific before mo*t oervloe to my country. I Thurodoy night 789 KM tom fleet, proudly Isadihg a. repulsed, but fighting continued In the Poaoisa Cbnol was built And Spry, Extra Special ...... 3-lb. can 5S| oa Wells street, now called think rm going to Uks tho work. Jo* DeMorttno, Bridgeport wel* Mrs. T^nflSs Olander of Mitt' phpne calls to persons In charge of With thia in mind, he announced S p o ^ OenfSf, wa* Mg enough Kwnaaa City—(F)— May flg t l^ to rtdofdreo tho Britlah Thai territory, which apparently street, ' that tlu lend-Ieua prefrnm wmild Qilla’a N avy ia rotod the beat In Sugar Wafers, three flavors (Sunshine)...... 1b. 2!] Johfl Pm signed and ready to f o w h a ^ tenvelght will stock up agoiaat Ute.'strens. the old days and were at looa B. Gage colled on paMotlc ctU- Itavy hi face of did not Mtlously resist.’’ Mias Reed attended High ocboil llugqnio announced the arreot of contlnde-^that the JcA. eif Amert- South America. . ' ' „ Swedish Brown Beans...... pkg. i^ ever they aend m*." Irloh Johnny tleoa, PhUodelphla at which tonMd tato war. Argentina took a stand slrnttar Bderotond why the team must' oens to display the wtara and There were a few eyebrow* rais­ "dub” , fighter, la tho foml-finol In Hopedale, Maos., and t^s local twe slr-rald workera of undlpeloMd con ooeemhly U nf» wop to pour nut Fancy Pecan.Meats in Bulk ...... >...... *4 |b. J1 ita acbedul* oa the town ot Britlah aBaouBoomsat «ama According to the Department o( High' school and Is employed at the voot quontiUea o f mimitlgaa to Chlla’a sad lha two republics Stripeo. The following! a«l appeared ed when Feller, winner oS |s eight rpmMb. natiemality and aald that two mqre with rumors to that affect thna after Japaa sas Im> .Education, 144 schools have taken McLellan'a Mr. OlandSr Is a wiere under aurveillance. needed to ouimly holh the armed agreed Jointly to fortl% the Strotto Lifebuoy Soap Special ...... •.....,.4 cakes 21l In elaaalflM columna ^ o f .tod^r*# games for the .Tndtona lost Bioaon. Tooy Foleo, Meriden puncher, circulated freely. It la flx- Kansas City 'Hmea: "Free to the JIaailqiiartsra ia Tokyo had part In defefise training courses graduate - of Manchester High He Issued' Instructions that hare- forcea o f the Uni'United Btatea and the o f Magellan, which provided,shel­ opined: /' oad Tony Meodea of Nororolk, two aaaouBc- throughout the nation and over nchool and is employed by the a ft ^ . atamvi should bd 'V aoujided other armies and narled,.flea, of the ter for lurking German aii'rface 'th a t acme' announcement public—I will Install flagpole ropes -"Wett, I.don’t tklnk LoU Bou­ WHEgE THE GOOD MEN*S WEAR COMES FROM** DIAJ. 5n7 — FREE DEUVEl ' mode before the end e f the uadofoated Ugbtomightp, eomo been ,135^000 atuden 14 have'been regia Colt’s P la n t Fire Army Manu- baly on orders direct fruit Ids bf- cfoidm idU rlag’ the first World and help you raise your flog. L I dreau Witt have to wena.:About to htowo Ui oo« of Mx-rouad V I flflM:’,. . 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1941 PAGS NINB11IM MANClil:;tiiL:r^ EVENINOHERALD; MANC'HESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY^. DECEMHER 10,1941 PAGE EIGHTEEN RED RYDER Gentleman of f/eintire BY FRED HARMAN HOV4 DO 3bu KNOV) Sense and Nonsense tC ij cam -(Ru s t [Vi n o ?-' OOLD c 5 S d E itq , U W fU O H T, Dollar Saving Lawyer (Paternally to client An idea about the "brotherhood vd-nT Re p , Rrri)5.R n "Selling is telling,'' that's what anxious for divorce) My dear of man” usually surges within us S A I i ^lACitui Wants Classified For\bur Benefit m en say, « young lady, occasional tl'lTs are when we begin to feel the need of Telling of dreama come true; bound to occtir In your married help. Of laying away (or aome golden life. But think of the joy lo be got day o u t of It. Many a man proudly saya he is Our dollars—many or few. 51 Apartments, Flats, gency no Instructor (or the Mon­ Client—Exactly. Get me out of a citizen <>i the United Statea when Lost and Found 1 Antomobiles for Sale 4 Doga—Birda—‘Pets 41 Houaenold Gooda day class of the Bolton First Aid It. ^ he hardly does more than reside In Life Is a highway along which we FURNITURE GIFTS!! Tenements 63 B o lto n Course would be available and sug­ Williiigtoii this country. * ^ LOST— ON SATURDAY after­ 1934 PLYMOUTH COUPE, 1935 CANARIES—BEAUTIFUL sing­ drive. Bridge or Junior Lamps. .. .$ 4.95 gested that members of the Bolton A good-natured traveler asked a True, he was born here, has lived noon a sum of money at The Plymouth convertible coupe, 1936 ing canaries'. Bred to sing the NOW AVAILABLE. HIGH grade Mrs. Clyde Marshall Some thoughtleaa ahd careless, Beautiful Cedar Chests ....$19.95 class Join with Columbia at the Mis* Jennie H. Church Pullman porter the amount of his here, voted and done buainess here, Economy at Centei;;. or on Eaat Ford coach, 1036 Packard con­ way you like. Every bird .guaran­ 7 room apartment, central loca­ 'tls true; _ Occasional P ieces ...... $ 7.95 P h o w ao ss (Columbia Town Hall, for the Mon­ average tip. The Negro replied and BO on. Center street. Finder please re­ vertible coupe, 1937 Ford coupe. teed. Cages, seed, and accessories. tion, oil heat, garage, $65. Inquire While others aic planning, the far D ecorative M i r r o r s ...... 5.95 day meeting. It Is hoped that fur­ Between two and three thousant that the average amount was one But being a citizen la more than turn to Otto R. Mathiason, 2 193Y Graham aedan, 1937 Dodge Visit the EMgewood Canary Farm. Manchester Trust Co. distance scanning dollar. The man handed him a one Last house on right over wooden Period Design Chairs ...... $12.95 The Bolton Defense Council met ther Information regarding the re­ soldiers In trucks went over Will being a resident. One must dis­ Stephen street. coupe. 1941 Packard aedan, 1941 With, old-age provlston In view. dollar bill. The porter creased the charge all civic and j)oUtlcal obli­ Deaota sedan. Brunner’s, 80 Oak­ bridge at rotary, Bolton Notch. Lounge Chairs ...... $ 1 9 .9 5 at the home of David C. Toomey sumption of the Bolton classes will be forth coming. liigton Hill east Saturday belnj bill affectionately and said, "Vas- gations lo city, state, and nation. land street. Tel. 5191. Open eve­ Smoking Cabinet.3 ...... $ 5.95 Suburban for Rent 66 Vi at Bolton Center on Tuesday eve­ Listening Post transferred from South Carollni If "selling Is telling” then speak suh, boss, but you Is the fust pus- Citizenship is being a part of the Announcements 2 Kneehoie Desks ...... $16.95 loud and clear. nings^______Live shKk—Vehicles 42 Living Room Ensembles . . . $79.95 FOR RENT — CXIMFORTABLE ning. Those who attended Includ­ Keeney Hutchinson, Oscar An­ to Eort Edwards In MassachU' son w hat has come up tu de aver­ "body politic" of the country and OUT OirR WAY MAGAZINE CHRISTMAS GIFT room ^or two people. All con­ ed: Sophe Johnron, Harvey derson, Leslie Bolton, Myron Lee, To warn dll on life’s swift way age." playinfp that part to the very beat BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE WITH FOR SALE—1940 FORD deluxe Westlnghouse Radios ...... $11.95 setts. Of dangers impending from over MAJOR HOOPLB subscriptions accepted to Dec. Fitted Sewing Cabinets ... $ 9.95 veniences. $7 weekly. Telephone Wright, Samuel Woodward; An­ David Toomey and Joseph Mack of one’s ability, assuming every r e ­ 4 door sedan. Will consider trade. Among those who have takei free spending u 29th. Gift cards sent on ail orders. FOR SALE—TWO CORN and Bedroom Ensembles ...... $79.95 RockvUIe 238. tonio Ansaldl, David C. Toomey. manned the listening Post on Silence doea not always mean ■ sponsibility that may be required. IT W A S D M P L IN < 3 S , LET'S reconstruct T H E Inquire at 33 Eldrldge street after the road test to become memhen Of doljara that come today. eGAD,TWlGGS,YOUR DEDUCTION* Phone 6981. 66 Hudson'street. milk fed pigs. Telephone 4269. Breakfast Sets ’...... $16.95 Lillian Hutohlnson, Leatie Bolton. Tuesday evening from 6 until mid­ contempt, sometimes It means Ig- BUT IT’S {AUSH NOW.'' 5. of the Red Cross Volunteer Moto noranee. c r i m e ..''~ -Y (0U H f80*300- f o r g e a n Metal Utility-Cabinets ....$ 5.95' Robert Metcalf. Catharine Mar­ night. Newlywed husband (severely) — VOUR DAUeHTEB UUST IRON CHAIN AiBOUT Wanted to Rent 6 8 shall and George O. Rose. Corps aro Mrs. William McBee o Yes, "selliDg is telling” that miles \0 U TOOK A M A R TM A PRIVATE PARTY MUST sell 1936 45 Comfortable SOTa Beds .... $39.95 John Rich and Elsie M. Jones Dear, the hank has returned that PAOPL^' IT — VOU PAODl E LEANOER.'-— s t i l l ,I CANNOT I Articles for Sale The Council decided on two South Wllllngton, Mrs. Charlei quickly pass H e—You are always wishing for check WOKE VOU TO EfKPTV TH E Personals Lincoln Zephyr aedan, apotleas Magazine Racks ...... $ 1.95 WANTED— 3 OR I FURNISHED will be at the post on Wednc.sday. IT-- (sraw, I’D BETTER t a k e i ' THINK THE LAD WOULD FIND ALL ' To the end of life's winding throiighmit radio, heater, white forms to be used by the members Doris Skinner acted as observer S. Amidon of East Wllllngton an what you haven’t got. Bride—Oh. Isn't tliat splendid! s w e e p e r .'-*-WELL, T M E FOR SALE— STUDENT - mmiel Innersprlng Mattres.scs . . . .$19.95 or unfurnished heated room.*, road; TWE 'SPOON OU” BEFORE TH E THCT MONEY A n d n o t r e p o r t WANTED— TRANSPORTATION aide walls, motor overhauled. Will in obtaining the Information de­ on Monday instead of Laura Lee. Mrs. Ralph Parlzek of West Wll She—What else can one wish What can we buy with it this Underwood portable typewriter. Axmlnster 9x12 Rugs ...... $34.95 with bath. Two adults, both em­ And "the dollars wa save are the bttLKMAN AMP THE M E TE R MONEY MKaHT WAME D R O PPED , rr.'— PSHAwj ! S U C H A to Newington every Friday, be­ trade. Call after 4j30 p. m. 43 sired by the State Committee. Les­ Ington. fo r? tim e? In good condition. Call 5836 after A L B E R T ’S— EST. 1911 ployed. Parking space. Box O, lie Bolton was authorized to havi^ dollars w e’ll have" r e a d e r p a d d l e i t f OM T H E F L O O R ,E E C A P H D tween 5 and 5 p. m. by reliable Church street. W aterb u ry Mr. and Mrs. Frank Webb SU SPIC IO N IG T. H erald. these mimeographed and ready for T o rrin g lo n w ere Sunday gue.*its To lighten the old-age load. MARTHA’S EAGLE EVE AND person. Phone 4065 after 6. Open Wed. A Sat Eves. REVOLTING.' 1939 PONTIAC SEDAN, 1037 FOR SALE-MsTri REBUILT distribution In the next few days. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Devercaux GONE INTO THE GWEEPER ' — BUT— , These forms are questionnaires W ajipilig Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mlske an A friend met a cheerful Irish­ HOI-D EVURYTHING Oldsmoblle sedan, 1936 Reo panel, and relaated shoes. Better than k'OR SALE—ONE METAL bed -**^YOU PAID LEANOER txat o ny Suburban for Sale 75 containing Information in regard daughter Sandra spent Saturda; man who had plainly suffered hard P / 1938 Dodge sedan, 1936 Plymouth new cheap shoes. See them. Sam spring and mattress complete. Mrs. W. W. Grant W A NIC)-n i c k e l t o d u m p i t f sedan. 1936 Pontiac aedan, 1935 Yulyes, 701 Main. Dark oak buffet, round table, and to volunteer work and housing fs- in Sprlngficld.fl Mass. knocks. IN SU R A N C E FOR SALE—3 TO 6 ROOM .7894, Maochestaa Ford sedan. Cole Motors—4164. 6 chairs. Telephone 5711. cillties. The following WiUington pupf "Well Pat, how are you gettlnjc llefore Vml Have a Fire houses. 1-2 to 7 acres of land. $2,- on now?” he Inquired. " I ----- or Accident' 900 to $5,500. 1-2 acre land with Volunteer Queatiomialre are on the honor roll for the si Every adult in the town of Bol­ "Oh. Ol’m still hard up. but See Electrical Appliances WAR DECLARDED ON ALL cellar. Edgewood Canary Farm, A 90-acre tra't of land on Sta­ ond n^firking period at Windha Auto Accessories—Tires 6 ton will be asked to fill out a form' Ol’ve a fine Job in Honolulu, and .McKIN.NEV BROTHERS Radio 49 F’lorence and Aetna oil heater last house on right over wooden tion 51 road. South .Windsor,onay High school: pupils having prices. Select your heater now showing what he or she will be av erag e of 90 (>er cent in foi; fare paid. Oi sail tomorrow." 305 .Main St., .Manchester, Conn. NEW 650-16 WHITE wall tires bridge st Rotary, Bolton Notch. be the site of nearly 400 new dwell­ "Sure, man, you’ll never be able Telephone 6060 - 7432 PHILCO AUTO RADIO for Ply­ and save money. Benson'.s. 713 willing to do for defense of Bolton. units of work, .seniors. AI $18.50. Brunner's, 80 Oakland St. mouth, Dodge, Chrysler, 8 tube. Main street. The questionnaire contains the ing units. It ig disclosed by Soutli to work there. The temperature Is Windsor town officials. Moore. William Nedwled; Junior! Tel. 5191. 6 push buttons, 1941 model, ex­ Legal Notices 78 following preface: At the request Stella Kolakowski: sophomoi-c 100 Id the shade” cellent condition. Value $60. Com­ of the State Defense Administra­ The land, purchased last spring Pat had cheerfully endured too from the estate of Joseph Price, John Goodrich, Alfred Rlfkin; pij plete $.30. Telephone 3368. 25 Machinery and Tools 52 A3' A COt'HT OF PriOnATK HEt-D tion a local defense council has much to be discouraged. Business Services Offered 13 formerly of Hartford, by Nunzio plls having not le.ss th an four B] Avon. :»! \tiiriclieHtcr. w ithin and for the been formed to prepare for an In four units of work, seniors, N "Well," he replied, hopefully. IVlanchester ni.*-trlct of .Manchester, on the li'tii Corsino, Hartfora builder. Is now HOLIDAY SPECIAL' — Kitchen CLETRAC CRAWLERS do your em ergency. Gisslrich, Erne.st Vlk; Jiiniorj "Oril not be workln' In the shade work when you want It done, In- day ,.t Uecem lier A. O,. tn u . It is the local Defense Coimcll being surx'eyed and officials re­ I all the totme." E. Evening HeraW linoleum, washed and waxed for I’risent WII.I.IAM S. HYPE, Ks'i port that the large number of Charles Wochoniurka; soph $1.00. Write New Art Cleaners, Fuel and Feed 49-A ■spect C.letrac first. Prices demon- .Indite. purpose: To prepare an Index ot mores, Eleanor Cavar, Alice Fi ■stration on request. Dublin Trac­ Eetat,' of .I<,hn Ilntehtnsnn late nf dwellings is being planned for that A new gas generator for heat- Cla.KsiKed Advertieements Box W, Herald. Individuals and organizations that location. ra. Gladys Stross, Rose' Vo.sel FOR SALE— FIREPLACE and" tor Company, Providence Road, .Vt ;i nctiesf er, In said P lstrlct. deceas­ are qualified to help In Red Cross, llng stieel furnaces has been deve ­ Coujii six avfrdgft word! to h line ed There are approximately 1.200 freshmen. Jerry .Novotny. InttUla numbers «nd abbrtvlAtloni stove length wood. Apply Edward VVillimantlc. Police and Fire Department work; loped in Sweden. The Adml,n 1strat rlX hnvtnx ex- homes in South Windsor now and aa^h count aa a word and oompoond J. Holl. Tel. Manchester 5117 or to stress Americanization and to W ilbur V. Ne'X'hy took for t word* at two worda Minimum coat Movinji—Trucking— hltiltiil tier ' adtninist rat Ion .acronnt officials say that a development of 5118. w ith said estate to this Court for catalogue such materials as might subject of his .sermon Sunday Gal—Would you come to my eld la prlra of thraa Mnaa Storage 20 allou-anre. It Is this size would bring about a great Mna rar^a par day for iranaiant Plumbing and Electrical be needed In emergencies to as-xlst the Hill church, "The Biild A I in distress? aia '♦hl)KKKI» —That the 15fh dav change In the fire and police de­ proHch," and Dr. Horace B. Sloj STORAGE Fixtures 52-A "f December A. V.. D ili nt oVlork your local Defense Council. Gob—My dear. It wouldn’t make ififtertl«a Mar«>k 17, 1P2T Garden— Farm—Dairy partments, school system, taxes preached at Memorial church i I any' difference to me what you Cash Cbarga Moving and Packing. The Austin f'Trnoon. Ht fh*' Prol-ato OfTlc#', in There Is a list of things that and other problems. BUY DIRECT AND SAVE! Com- .‘‘.i'll he and tho Name "Communion Form or Spirit” I were wearing. A Cona^cuUva Daya...j 7 otai t ota A. Chambers Co. Telephone 6!260 Products 50 will be needed In defense; each It is believed that the popula­ bT LOOKS 3 Conaacutiva Daya...l • ota|l) ata plete line of lighting fixtures and If au.klRnrcl for a hf'nrlmr on the al- Tolliind Juvenile Grange w l‘'wan«'4» of srtlil ;ul nif nl sf rat lt*n nu- adult is asked to mark his or her tion would be increased by 1.600, \/ERY BAD FOR Day ...... Ill otalll ota TURNIPS, ANY AMOUNT; cab­ .supplies. Porch brackets $2.25 up. sponsor a setback card par The-girl next door says that life -«■ WMV MOTHERS GET g r a y < 'lint u ltli ‘iH.d *Ektat4‘ aii'l aitcur- preference with 1. 2 and 3, mak­ counting four people to a home LEANOER-= , All ordara for irrairular inaartiona Repairing 23 bage good solid heads. H. Mc­ Kitchen light complete with globe talnnicrU t.f h.-lr« and Thl** t'-tiirt ing three selections from the list. p'riday night n t 8 o'clock. 'Thei lla made up of getting and giving 111 b« charKad at tha ona tlma rata. Intosh, 1633 Tolland street. Buck- 89c, two light beUrf)om fixture iliriTtn tho ,\flmlniFtratrkx ttii l.> |»iiI)ll‘’hinK a of.py driver, carpenter, cook, electrician, Mr. and Mrs George Biishe'r. of A young man who works bis fifth day win b# chargad only for this <>rd« r In fotino newHpapor spent Friclay when the (Sieer Coekerham, 28 Blcelow street. radio technician, radio oiieratoi. South Windsor, Is recovering from ■ way through college is very likely tha actual nun^er of tlmaa tha ad Household Goods 51 liitvlni; a oir.'ii!.»i ion In s.aM F'lstrlrt. cla.s.s and friem ls g ath ered a t Ito be able to work his wav through VVlEAU UKiCVE appeared, charglnK at tha rata aarn* Dial 4219. fivo il.ivff Itufftio !na!»l day of h^'arhiK map maker, photographer, physi­ an operation for appendicitis, at Musical Instruments 53 Wlllington Hill church and packi lufe. YO U VOAOSU 10BE CAN’T SEE WIEv.'u ad but no allowance or rafundti can FOR SALE CIIU'UI-ATING .1 f.d rfU irn iu:iK • to i hN < ‘ u rr cian. [Wlice w ork, plum ber, engi­ the St. Franci.s no.Mpital ba m.-ida on ilx tlma ada atoppad ■MOWERS SHARPENED, repair­ fourteen Chrl.stnias boxes for o| h ealer, like now. Alfki U niversal \V I l.f,! ,\ M S. 11 V i>i: neer railroad maintenance power Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur C- Hills at­ ■U after the fifth day. ed, shear grinding, key fitting, IF YOU A R E LOOKLN’G for .1 ll'lKr. soldiers In cam p. Sandwichi electric stove. Inquire 843 Main, line maintenance, telephone line tended the funeral service of Her­ No ‘'till forbfda"; diaplay llnea not duplicating, vacuum cleaners etc. good u.sed spinet piano or grand cookies and coffee were served aold. Apt. A. Telephrm-^ 2-0194. piano, why not drive into Hart­ m,aintenance. tractor operator, bert Mitchell Sunday. STORIES IN STAMPS Tha Harald will not ba raaporiaiuia overhauled. Bralthwalte, 52 Pearl AT ,\ «•< •! KT < «r I'lP iltATi: inM.i • voiunUirr fireman, mason, regis­ the com m ittee, -Mrs, G eorge Bu| for mora than ona Incorrect Inaar* ford today or tonight and choose A number of the lecturers of ^•veooooooeoM oooseovssrw /Z-/0 street. Mant'hu^tor withtn .ami for ttir tered nurse, practical nurse, sew­ East Central Pomona Granges are hee. Mrs. Russell Biigbee and M: tton of any . adrartlaemant ordered from our large stock of new and I '1 «t riur of .M.’ifi ^.i. r ..n ? Iv 1"f h Harold Biigbee. Mrs. Willi for mora than ona tlma. FOR SALE PLAYER piano also ing ability, .sewing machine op­ invited to Ashford Grange which * I SAWS SET AND filed, by hand used spinets and grand.s Kimball, d.i V of J I. ci'inh. r ,\ 11 , t'M I Bowler kindly addros.scd the pai The Inadvertent omlaalon of in* Chambers ga.s range. Tel. 8076 Whitney, Mathushek, Steinway. l ’r."4P|it W II.I.IA.M > n V l'i : I'Nii erator, air ob.server, air warden, meets at Warrenvilic this evening. T don.’l think I'll do much huyinn,till after Hic emergency eoMo<‘t publication of advartlaing or m achine, cord woOd saw s gum - .Ilidcu. highway maintenance or other ages. The Cheerio members w will Hfftifled only by eancellatton and others to choose from. Prices Vi’apping Grange members who —il’ll help prevent inflation I” mef .Vnn .MarU'V laff" <*f Man* qualifications. attended the Rocky Hill Grange to thank all who donated gifts of t'l* hari{e made for tha aarvica experience. Capitol Grinding Com­ shades. High quality blinds, from start at $245.00. Free parking in saH Pimiriut, <| ratiiiei«>1 The r.Muiit'ir ha\lfiv rxlilhii..) Housing ()uestlonnalr« recently wen Henry Wllitney, Mrs. generously. The next meetii Ail udvartiacmaDta muat conform pany. 531 Lydall street. Phone $2.50, shades 65c up. Installation Open evenings till 9 p. m. If you of the Uheerloa will be held Jaii can’t call, phone or write tmlay! lux H'li ilnlsi rat ion ac-'oiint with The head of each family will be Roper. .Mrs. Olive Collins, M ary In atyle. copy and typography with 7958. free. Capitol Window .Shade Com­ -«a;i| to this I'oiirt for allow- nary 9 In the conference room regulatlona enforced by tha publlah* A. L. Owen .Music Co . 205 Triim- a. ked to fill out ,a questionnaire Hills, Mr. laithr -p and Walden V. FUNNY BUSINESS pany, 46 Capen street, Hartford containing questions as to the Collins. the church with election of offici ora and they raaarva tha right to WANTED TO TUNE, repair and Imll St., H artfo rd . ‘•lil'lKKH Tha» the l.'.th dav adU. reviaa or reject any copy eon* Tel. 6-7018. Open evenings. number of spare rooms each home The Abe E Miller Post, Ijidies for Jhc following year. Anyi •="rri»*8| T 5W regulate your piano or player ' f I*. .’.Mnl.. r \. 1> I'Ml at '• o'r.louk aldared objectlonabla. f,.ronot,n. pt flif !*ro!.;t'r i iffiou. in contains; If the individual owns a Auxiliary, was entertained at the interested is cordially Invited I' CLOSING HOURS—CUaalfiad ada piano. Tel. Mancljestcr 5052. FOR SALE-- CRAWFORD range FOR SALE -S.MALL size violin, said .M ,t null* SI <• r. bn atwl Hu saii.» to ba publlahed aama day muat bo summer cottage could this be used home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur C. Mrs. E v erett R obertson w;ho c| |-rench Explorer Helped complete with Silent Glow burner, perfect condition. Tel. 6368. IS asM RU.il fot a iM .innK on tliu in an emergency; the number and Hills. Plans were made for the lected $41 for the raoalved by It o'clock noon Satur* hot 'Water hookup, bottle and 50 .»11" u ,a nuo of F.'d'l a d III in Ki r:i t if iM 4aya 10:30. u illi , tf.iJ.-. .-Iiitl Ihf.s t>I)e of firearms each house con­ Christmas party and at the close thanks all who contributed. TTv l^ope African Empire ’""Help Wanted— Female 3.5 gallon storage t,ank. Tel. .5827. F()R SALE l.’I'KIGHT PIANO • -lilt d h i'i’ s th* I'ixpuutor t«i ►iist- tains. of th e biislne.ss .ses.sion a book re ­ was a marked Incrcas*’ of into WASH TUBBS Telephone Your Want .Ada I q n e of the founders of the Attx Boy, Easy and stool $30, 2 bird cages $2.00. P'M Hr no-»tro to all p*;rMons In tp f .st- Other information desired is the view was enjoyed. .shown this year. , BTROTCRANB Ada aro accepted over tha talo* WANTED— GIRL FOR house­ • d tfoi’t'ih li* aido-ar' :xnd hr liuard c a ll 7185. number of beds and the amount William Hoiai;ek,of We.st Wl 1'“' French Sudanese Empire was phone gt tha CHARGE RATE given work, four rooms,, one child. lh ‘ {’Con h\- T>*i h! IS it I HR .1 I’fipy of this Ixiuis Gustave Binger (1856- above aa a ooovanainca to adver* schfK)! age. S alary $8 to s ta rt. KOP. SALE -OALA.N'TI piano ai- o 1 d' r .; r s■ r ’, f; > w s •,;» jt. ■- | ,i \ 1 n ^ a of bedd'ing; the numlior and type Ep«‘cts Ihu't to Fiinetlon ington Is a patient In. the Jo] tlaara. but tha CASH RATES will be New Silhouette . ' f f :! I " •tp Ml _ -.1 '<1 I *• • ' : li’. . 19361. an African explorer born Call 7907. cordlon. like new. Hedeen s An­ of tools: questions on miscellane- son Memoria'I hospital, Staffi accepted aa FULL PAYMENT Mf d.’i5.’' I••■f '^• K.ttd *la\ .of ht.tritik' .itid oii cquipMbnt such as acetylene New York, Deo. 10 <>Vi ■ The S prings ' |n Strassburg, France. paid at tha bualnaaa offlca on or ba* tique Shop, Manchester Green. '•.'urn m.i'k*' to r«ii,« «'onf' ;ind The stamp above, issued by the ’ fora tha aavanth day following the Tel. 583,3. it ailltiit a .’op\’ -t.f ihl.s " i.H r »o torches, rope, portable generatois. Rome radio said today in a broad-, - Aral Inaertlon of each ad otherwiae Help Wanted— Female 35 Tli"iiLi! I’. MatH'j. 1 Chni' li etc.; transportation equipment of ca.st hoard hy NBC that F’resident Mi>p/ thaicm half of the auton Iv o ry C oast in 1937, c o m m e m -; tha CHARGE RATE will be collect­ H.irtforil •'■.nti ; .\nn,’4 .Matl»\ .ind each household: and a li.st of all Roo.sevelt's "speech is of such a blleiTfin thelie idghways of the Ur ] rates the death of Binger, and ed. No raaponaiblllty for erroro la •iiOi.; .M .M.i.-.il,. l.f,lit of ft i:i- jlso marks tha 50th anniversary talephooed ade will bo aakumed and WANTED E.XPERIENCED girl Wanted—To Buy 58 tliidK* street. -Man«’ho«f. r. UotU! hospital equipment such as hot manner that the functioning of the 'States have a cash value tholr accuracy canaoi bo gaaraa* to live in. Goor the settlement, of Ashanti Autoa—For- Hire' ...... • Help Wanted— Male ,36 Harvey Wright and Leslie Bolton. / O*,M0,VU0PP0.THIS IS ALL 'M Y POOR Ou‘ O arages—Service—Storege 10 his son-lr^aw, Alvin C. Leone, Im n d aries w ith E ngland in 1892. TAurriiruc Rot'fns Without Board 59 Your committee chairmen are; *8r’SSlMiW!S’i!aa^ wKT- Motorcyclea—Bicyclea ...... It WANTED—AN EXPERIENCED prosecu^r of the Eaat Hartford I Ha was named governor of the ^ Wanted AuiOH — Motorcyclea ... II Chief Air Raid Warden George 0. 50 HAUL OUT driver and grocery clerk. Good Town;<7ourt. I'ench territory on the' Ivory | b g - jy jJ T 9la,H|vm n4. t. a ». i »V ew. JInalorsa and Profeasloael tervleea Tlfe town wanted to raise Leone’s Rose; head of. (Jre. affa^, Roheri YER SWORD A n T 1 Buslrreaa Sarvicaa pfferad ...... II hours and pay to the right man. LARGE COMFORTABLE room, l ^ t from 1893 to 1896 and was | WE’LL FINISH fT. stjff&y from $1,500 to $2,500 be­ Metcalf; Police Protection,4a li l^actor of the French rolonia) Houaahotd Sarvicaa OfTarad . . . . I t 'A Must be good worker and honest. suitable for two. Call 4943. the hands of the town constables “Now let's see if you can do the manual of arms 'without U P A FO O T.' Building-^—Conf ractlng ...... 14 None other need apply. Firestone cause court cases have Jumped I'partment from 1696 to 1908. j F lo rU ii—.N’uraartaa ...... lA FOR RENT—FURNISHED room;" from 5,000 to 12,000 in a year. chairman of the woincn’a •activi­ cracking your head!" Market 379 East Center street. Funeral Dlractora...... lA steam heat, hot water. Telephone However, court salaries in East ties, Lillian Hutchins6n; agrlcul Heatlhg-r—Plumbing—Roofing .. IT ture, Antonio Antaldl; medical Insurance ...... lA 3427. Hartford are specifledjn Its char­ Mllltnery-^DreaBmaklng ...... II Help Wanted—Male 36 ter, and. Judge Pallotti,.asked for and health, Bophe Johnson; [JONEKVILUB FOLKS BY FOM AINK KUX ^Moving—Trucking—Storage .. 10 FOR RENT—LARGE furnished an opinion, finds that only the Gen­ transportation^ .lEarle Gowdy; fi­ Public Paeaeriger Servlea 10-A WANTED- E.XPERIENCED all room for one or two. 21 Newman eral Assembly can change these nance, Sanouel R WoodwaM; Painting—Papering ...... 71 housing and evacuation, Eva inil- Profeaatonal Serv'lcaa ...... II around baker. Apply DKvls. Home stre et. salaries. w Repatrlng ...... II o tt. A'«r4a'* Bakerj’, 521 Main street. Tel. FOR RENT—ROOM suitable for The prosecutor and other court TailoMrig— Dvelng—Cleaning .. 74 8280. officials will havq to wait for the School Board Meetinf "WILBERT! 2 men, private entrance and key. . »* wmmmrm Toilet <}oode and Service ...... tA next session of the Legislature. The Bolton Board of Education Wanted—Rusineas Service .••• lA 191 Oak street. RdaracInwaJ W A N TED - .f i r s t CLASS mc- met in the Center School-on Tuea- day evening. The quarterly marks Course* and Claaaea Jo..^.**** II | chanlc. None other need To apply. FOR RENT—FURNISHED room - v r K - K L ; Private Instructions II | 91 Center street. from the Manchester High School L mt BY MIA KRVtCt. 9tC. T. M- Biq U. t. AT* OTT. Dancing •.•.....••f««ss.lli*A I with twin beds, xcontlnuous .hot were received and reviewed by the Muaical—Dramatic ...... SB water. Suitable (or two girls or Police Court W.anled—^,Ine* rncjttone At' EXPERIENCED BUTCHER to members of tha Board. SatlMaC' FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS cut metit, and help put up orc|ers^- two gentlemen. Inquire 93 Scar­ Uon over the marks was expreased Snappy Footwork and a Good Pnneh BY MERRILL BLOSSER FlaaOelat K borough Road. Phone 6993. i - Bonds—Stocks—Mortgagee ••• II Goourt this morning four with the exception of one or two B 2e»l Bustnaaa Opportunltle'e ...... IS man. Firestone Market, 379'East cases came before Judge Raymond — AND Hff T tx o Me we WA* * ju ;» M to o y — . Money to Loan . II FOR RENT—LARGE Furnished caaea. C!hairman George O. Hose Thxm Sue DID Help and dlCaatleM Center ,strc.et. room, twin "beds, suitable ^(or 2 R. Bowers. TWo of those held were presided at the meetlng- By Mta. ^nne Cabot pieced blocks, according to MiU'E'S 504/ 1 WAS So SUtPRSeO ,Vt)U O0UL04 HAVE A SON UC P3X Me J u s t a n k l e o u p own preference. KK'OCkreo Me o v e * w rm a t e r r h oo k / ' V D uaseLF, Y f a h — Bu t 1 c o u iOn t Help Wantfd — l>'cinate ...... lA men or light housekeeping. Tel. a rre ste d tor failure to halt at stop The State Board of Education This used to be a favorite quilt AFTffR AU. / TO Me AND ASk BD KEKF AHBAD OP HIM I Help W anted—.Male ...... SA Make all the baskets of ' W VU-.lM OUkO H0N8Y B A W - A Few OuesnoNS / 2-0232. signs. They were Solomon Rosen­ hoa upheld the loeal board In- the design (or grandmothers to use Salesmen Wanjed ...... lA-A berg of 35 LUIey street and Leon­ m atter of transportation. Puplla In prints or shades of one color.! we POUND «T S F IA X POa THSN J TOtO HIM llalp W.inted —.Male or Female 1? when they pieced doll-cradle quilts OUT/ TOUKSCLP / MV n a m b w a s Agents Wanted ...... 17- a 3 : ard Drigge of 99 Walnut street. In the Birch Mountain and French pinks, greens, yeiiows or blues | Bltuatluna Wanted—Female ... il N otice 7 Boarders Wanted S9*A each case a fine of one dollar ^ d road sections will not be transport­ for their little granddaughters. I lovely. Or, yoii might like br LAXO SM ITH -A N O 81tuatioib:o W anted—Mala ..• • If YDU SHOULDA se sN costs was imposed. JBosenbierg ed to or from school this year. Pu­ atUl have a lovely red and white red baskets on a white HIM KUN Employment' Agendas ...... 4A stated that he slowed down, but pils living on Route 6 will continue (proiind. Live Afoek—Pelo—Feeltry-w Zoning Board of Appeals ROOMS WITH BOARD (or genUe- doli quilt with, tiny "baskets of Vehlclea (ailed to come to a full stop. with the one way transportation For complete Instructional Doge—Birds—Pate ...... 41 In conformity with the require­ n|ten. Tel. 7949. 221 Pine streeL Driggs pleaded guilty. pro-vlded by the local Board of love” on it making Basket of Love Quilt (| Live 8tpCk—Vahlclao >41 ments of the zoning regulations A fine of $5 and costs on n EMucatioo; the two-way tranapor' You'll enjoy making this cher­ tern No. 5268) patterns for poultry'^ and Suppliaa ‘...... 41 of the Town of Manchester, the Wanted —Pete—Poultry—Stock 44 Boardefp Wanted 59-A, charge of vtolatlon of rules of the tatloD request having been denied. ished old design for yourself or piece in the block, amounts'ofj Zoning Board of Appeals will hold It's a new silbouetta—and school road was assessed against Francis Flrat Aid Oourae for a daughter's bedrbqm. Each terlals specified, send 10 centf For hale—Mlacellaaeowa girls everywhere vote (or It—this ^ Articles For Sale ...... 41 a publir hearing on Thursday eve­ ROOMERS AND BOARDERS Matson, of 18 Hawthorne street Lieutenant PettingUl of the Col block la 12 inches square. The en­ coin, your name and addreas] long torso top and (ull dlr-idJ skirt Boats and Acceeaorlas ...... 4t ning. December 11th, at 8:00 P. wanted. Home cooking. Home William (Jarr of Wetherell street, Chester Barracks called a member tire quilt measures about 87 by the pattern number to Anne Building' Materials ...... 41 attaching at a dropped walstUne.' M... In th e M unicipal B uilding on privileges. Gentlemen preferred. found guilty of Intoxication was of the Flrat Aid Oburse on Mon' IPS inches. Make 30 plain and 30 ot. The Manchester Herald, | Diamonds — Watches*—Jewelry 41 This (rock has details, too, which Electrical Applianeaa—Radio.. 41 the following applications: 49 Wadsworth strecL sent to Jail for 10 'days. day and said that due to the emer pieced blocks or make it all of the Seventh Avenue. New York i' Fuel and Feed ...... 4'9-A Application of Barachla Paganl. the young set think are tops—the Oardeg*—Farm—Dairy Produeta M of 59 Homestead Street, (or per- turned down Byronic collar and the Household Goods ...... Al (our-in bnnd tie, the shoulder yokes Machinery and Tools ...... At mlasion to have a Package Store By Hal Ca SCORCHY SMITH Musical loatrumenu ...... Al Beer Permit at 59 Homestead and the interesting cuffs on the Santa's Wondcrbuid- General Admiaslon Office and Store Equipment ••• A4 Street in a Residence B zone. short or Ipng sleeves—and the dart Specials at the Stores ■...•«•«• AA 038 AiN*i ouTpiaar m e b t p e r r Y Application o( the Manchester (Itting which scoops In the waist­ WeSE, SLRO VOU SANTH AMO MIS HBLacna , LEAD JUMQO JUNIOR A1.0N6 Wearing Apparel—Fun •••••• AT line. To gain the (uU dramatic e(- &OT WEBE.PRNOYl , leu. nau^-'HOhi ABOUT HER OROTHaR CWU.Y, TO^UMILB OlLLV/ OFF TO THRTOy W anted—To Buy ...... Al (Corporation, Adams Street, Man­ VQU78E. OOlNfr TO 6crriN£r>T% xooA W ^ CHS^INfr OrmCR THINBBx W U SHOPS uie QOI Baasaa« B—r4«.iflstels Mesetia chester, (or permission to con­ (ect make it in a combination o( c o p a c mM HANerri TO HELP riNIM THB ' ' ITMKIOB UllTM YOUl Baotanranta plalo and printed (abrlcs. CHftIBTnAB hlOftKt Rooms Without Board ••••••«> Al struct a house on Lot No. 1, Block Pattern No. 8005 is designed (or G, Foxcro(t Drive, closer to the Boardera Wanted ...... ••••••AI*A slsea *. 10. 12, 14 and 16 years. 'Country Board—Resorts ••••*•• •# rear, boundary lines than the regU- Hotels—RestaurAats ...... dl Size' 10 takes 2% yards 85-inch 9 u a t THIN&I Wantsd—Rooms—Board ..•-••• dl latipna allow, in a Residence A material, (or skirt, .cuffs and tie, TH ZV U . OO zone. ANYTHING 1: Bsnl BstaAs For Bsait IH (or long torso top. ApmrtBMDta, r u t a , T « n .m .aU U Ointinued bearing on applica­ 5AVt .Bu.ld.n Leaatloaa tor Rant'.. M ' Fdr this attractive pattern, send H oui*. For Rant • •••ooo, «••••« (I tion o( Gertrude Straugb* o( 60 15c in coin, your name, addrees. Suburbaa For lU a t aooao*»««»U M Ridge Street, (or permission to pattern number and size to The Burnmor Bomoo For Root ..... B1 convert'« 2-(amlly house Into a 3- Manchester Herald, Today's Pat­ Wantod to Baal ...... BB (am lly bouse a t above lo

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i.'- % HALE’S THE GIFT STORE SUGGESTS THESE GIFTS FOR GRACIOUS GIVING

t IMKIKIIiail WWIIIIHIMKHIIHWim itlHWtWtlllWIHIH RINGLESS CRYSTAL CLEAR ROBES

£ Beautifully tailored all wool flan­ CHIFFON nel robes, zipper and wrap models. n Pre-shrunk and moth-proof. Sizes 12 to 40. Colors; Royal, wine, powder blue. HOSIERY 5 / II allk from tip to toe. 2 or 3-threHd high twist silk

de chine in .smart new .shades. $ 6 .9 8 to$ 8 .9 8 tisi-

\ $1.35 pair

SMART G in UMBRELLAS! VISIT HALEYS

H Plaids, checks, stripes, and dots of rayon BOOK DEPARTMENT a taffeta. Will not split. Novelty handles. NYLON H All colors. $2 .29! LARGE ASSORTMENT OF

OTHER UMBRELLAS ...... TO $3.98

HOSIERY CHILDREN’S BOOKS 2Scur

Give a Dreas Length for Christmas

.39" WASHABLE ADULT n a i O N $2.50 - $3 V /

PRINTED RAYON CREPES

J Twenty-two beautiful patterns and ■ colorings in floral designs. All color Christmas

pair V combinations. 6 9 c yard

Greeting Cards

Personal and General Xmas ! Beautiful Chenille Bedspreads | _ Cards in colorful designs. « ... i White grounds with multi- color floral pattern. Borders C

Genuine SKI SUITS in peach, green, blue, gold. « Pd 4 < p *

Wool and poplin reversible suits orchid, maise, and wine. | ~ B mTC ™ I

with zipper closings. Sizes 12 to

Leather 20. Each

« f

$5-98

Handbags BOXED XMAS CARDS

13-98 Other $ 39c and 50c Box s r -

Bedspreads Pouch or under, arm styles In Other Suits of Wtiol and Poplin*

crushable cape- $3.98 to Manila akin. water buffa. Sizes 7 to 16 — S-I-OS GIFT STATIONERY lo and genuine $10.98

goatskin. Eaton’s ftne quality paper a and envelopes in attracUva boxes. White or colors. Note and letter size. \ 72” x90” U C E DINNER CLOTHS] ■'s-

HOUSECOATS

She will adore a pretty housecoat of very X. 50c and $1 $ and $ each 3.00 5.00 fine broadcloth, in floral patterns, basque Each

waists, very full flare to skirts. Colors are light blue, 'pale pink. Zipper and wraps. ^ I

Sizes 12 to 44.

GIFT HANKIES Christmas

Lovely hand embroid­ $3-29 - $4-291

ered all linen handker­ chiefs. AH white,-' or col­ Special orful prints. Also lace

edge all white handker­

chiefs in new sport size. Electrical Gifts

BASEMENT A stunning pattam In a copy of a hand *CaracuI Toastmaster Service Set made lace Cloth. 72"x A toast and jam set with single slice 90!’ size only. automatic toaster and Franclscian Pottery $13.50 utensils all on a l l ” xlS” Walnut tray^ *Sealine

< TOASTMASTER .

Full automatic toaster, takes MARTEX GIFT TQWEll SETS | •Moulon care of two slices of toast at C ea. n the ^am e time. 817.25 t .

PROCTOB’S

POP UP TOASTER With crisper and control dial.

’Two-slice toaster.

815.50 , Coats un-

Soft Regent colorings. One bath towel, one guest towel, two EEECTRIC face clothe. A ll colors.

BASEMENT OTHER TOWEL SETS ...... $1.00 to $10.0S Sandwich Toasters

GAMES FOR THE KIDDIES ...... 25c-50c with removable grids. ^

PAINT SET^S AND SEYiING SETS 25c-$1.00 | $6.50-88.95 Kenwood Arondac Blankets

JMECHANICAL TOYS ...... 25c$1.98 Tax IncludedL

DOLL CARRIAGES AND

COACHES ...... $2.98-812.00 { ELECTRIC WAFFLE mONS A masmifleent grift

With automatic dial tella you when the iron is at the correct to deiight her oh

heat for best ^ k i n g results. Christmas morning TRICYCLES AND P^DAL S

810.50-813.95 and every day of C A R S ...... 82.98-817.95 1 the year.

SCOOTERS ...... 82.49-83.49 Buy on Hale’s de­ I

ferred payment

COASTER WAGONS (M eul) .81.25-84.98 Bsaiilton-Beach Electric plan. 10% down.

Balance on easy

HAND CAR W ITH ADJUSTABLE FOOD MIXERS monthly terms.

SEAT 810.50 Praparea Tastier Foods 7 r ’ x84’»

Eaalar! One hand, operation, ELECTRIC TRAINS ------$5.98-810.50 one hand speed oontrol, fln-

ger Up bowl controL Kenwood blankets— in beauty, In warmth. - MECHANICAL WJND-UP . in oleeplng comfort—will gtvo you yean of

aervlce and ontlofaction. Colors: Maise, 9 5 1 The JW.IUU CORK TRAINS 81.19-81.98 825.50 Cedar Beige, Copen Blue, and R ose._^ M a N o t M T i a C o m m * i ' M