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Mlaa Margaiiet Hyde, R, N., haa Bdward Wlleon at 1S4 Maple John T. Spaulding, Jr., .o f 01 7,814 Oenttened euM wtth Hamlin street, left t ^ morning been appointed aa nurae deputo of street, fonneC' employee of Gor­ AU Auto and Truck . winds tenlgM. About Town the ClvUlaa Defenae Nuraear or­ man Motor Sales, who recently for active duty In the Coast Guard CHICKEN PIE IT e< Mm A n «t ganisation, to succeed Mrs. enlisted In the Ordnance Dlviaion at Manhattan Beach. The young REPAIRS SUPPER^ (7. S .' Governm ent 1 nf Olienintleae Victor Tomm. Cecilia Wandt who haa resigned. o f the U. S. Army as a sergeant man was graduated from Plain- Personal Onnraateed ServlMl MaHehe$ter— A Ciiy of Village Charm «C Mr. and Mra. A lft«d Toinm, ^ s s 'H y d e will preside at the technician. Is awaiting his call to field High school In 1940, and has CHRISTMAS SALE” 4 9 Hoa itTMt, la \ apandlnc a meeting tonight at the T. M. C. A. duty. recently been employed at the ABELLS Has Released - MANCHESTER, C0NN„ FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4,1948 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE C B I^ la n A with hla parrata. He la on where ^ a demonstration will be East Hartford Aircraft plant. Bear S6 Cooper Street WED., DEC.-9,5:30 To 7:30 TOL.LXn.,N0.5S (OtamISed AiverUilag on Page 19) ly M a eaanp In Canada. He en- given ' two nurses from the Ralph Pulford who has com­ COMMUNITY HOUSE tha aarrlee laat April. State Board of Health. pleted his boot training at the Chapman Court, No. 10, Order Great lakes Naval Training Sta­ o f Amaranth, will meet tomorrow NORTH COVENTRY tion, Chicago, is at hla home on a evening In the small lodge room ALICE UOFBAN Coventry Fragment Society. U. S. and French Soldiers Shake Hands furlough. He Is the son of Mr. and o f the Masonic Temple. All mem­ (Known As Qneea AUce) VACUUM CLEANERS MENU: CMcken pte, mnahed Mrs. Arthur H. Sweeney ot 24 bers are urged to attend the meet­ SPIBITIIAl ItBUICM New Warships Join potatoes, turnips, cranberry Starkweather street Mr. Sweeney ing and to remain for a aocial Seventh Itanghter of a Seventh Sea Smashes Japs’ LO W PRICES snnoe, plekles, oUves, m old^ who is a veteran of World War I, time with refreshments. Bom With a Veil. salad, rolls, coffee, apple tapioca. Tht O. P. A. Formula under which we figure prices on is again in the service at Fort Readings Dally, Ineindlng Snaday, BUY NO W! thcM items, results in a very low price for you. Monmouth, N. J. • A. M. to a P M. Oir By Appoint, Adnits, 91.99 ChIMran, 6Se meat. In the ServMa of the Pen- Beservationa MI7, or George Cochrane, of Hartford, TALL CEDARS pie for M Venra. WllUmaatic Division British Navy Fleet NATIVE POTATOES peck 39c 199 Cbnreh Street, Hartford, Conn. Later May Be Too Late Efforts to Bolster will show U. S. air corps motion Mrs. Leon Anstla. Uaho Baking Potatoes...... 5 for 2.5c pictures at the meeting of the Kl- B I N 0 * 0 Phone SAOn YeDow Onions...... ibs. 18c wanls club next Monday noon. Walter Quinn Is scheduled to give TOMORROW NIGHT White Onions...... 3 lbs. 42c the attendance prise and two sol­ diers from the local Coast ArtlU ORANGE HALL P rem ier Guadalcanal Forces In Mediterraneai PURE LARD lb. 19clery unit will be guests. If You Hold a Certificate We Have and -*■ For Friday or Saturday Dinner...a Lower Price On Toll of Axis Shippi Fresh Pork New Tires Reaq> Hres Warships Destroy Nine Cities Cut Report Shows Work Relief Program Sunk by Allied S< SPARE RIBS lb. 25c More Enemy Vessels And Air Battles Rii New Bulk Sauerkraut...... lb. 10c U n iversal With Estimated Loss Their D ebt Fire Produced To Six Supply Vf No. 2 Vi Cans Sauerkraut...... 15c SEAFOOD New Kcycles Of Thousands of Nip­ No Longer Necessary SPECIALS FOR: FRIDAY sels. Three Destroy We Win Recap Your Tires Upright Models ponese Troops; 141 Past Year LAMB PATTIES 4 for 29c Poisonous Gas ers and Torpedo Be Bring them in the morning and yon can have them This Superb Seiected Liver is Worth Every Cent We> Japanese Killed i n ' RoameU Direct. Com-'AsSCrt Regale Yourself With a SealFood Dinner in the afternoon. All Apparently Si Have To Ask For It. Routine Patrol Opera ITar Program Helps to Burning of Imitation plete Liquidation of Tomorrow. Ours Is Always Fresh — Within 24 Hours*] FRESH CALVES' LIVER, i lb. 43c Always Expertly Prepared. SHELL GAS SHELL o n . $ O n . 9 5 tionsy Latest Report. Reduce Indebtedness Leather Furnishings Projects by Feb. 1 or Yankee Units REMEMBER OUR SLOGAN:^ Total of 410 CUieSy Are Blamed by Qiem- As Soon as Feasible. London, Dec. 4.— B U Y F R ID A Y ' 5 ? up Washington, Dec. 4.— I Warships so new they stilll Buy all the staples you conveniently can on Fridays. AD Government Reports. ists for Deadly Fumes. On Defensive “NO WINES— NO UQUORS— CampbeD’s S ^ c e Station — ^The Navy announced today Washington, Dec. 4.— (/P) are on the “ secret list” wer week-end speciials are in effect Friday and Saturday. that 14 Japanese were killed —President Roosevelt today reported today to have joine Washington, Dec. 4 — (iP) —‘ BuDetin! JUST GOOD FOOD” Cor. Main St. and Middle Tpk. T el: 6161 during routine patrol opera­ ordered complete liquidation Britain’s Mediterranean fleet BUTTER lb. 55c America’s gigantic war program Boston, Dec. 4—(JV—An In- Report Still-(^ntinuing INCLUDED IN OUR SEA FOOD MENU ARE: tions in Guadalcanal in the which sent the Federal debt aky- daatrial chemUt com missioned of the Work Projects Admin­ as the toll of Axis shipp Juicy Florida O m n ^ . • ...... doz. 38c Solomon islands on Thurs­ Battle Going in Fav> / Tank Type rocketing past the 3100,000,000,- to test decorative materials istration relief program. The sunk by Allied sea and Green Beans•aa«aaa*oaoneeeeeoaeeooaooeee*2 35C day, Guadalcanal time. This 000 mark has helped hundreds of need la the Coooanut Grove president, in a letter to Maj. or of Axis in Re< battles rose to six Tunis Fancy Beets • • • • • ••••a«oeoooeoeo»*e«oo*bunch lOc was the first action announc­ cities to reduce their indebtedness. Bight club testified at an oBI* Gen. Philip B. Fleming, Fed­ bound supply vessels, thr SWOR3F1SH Vacuum cial inquest todny that Virtual­ gion of Tebourba. SCALLOPS ill LOBSTER ed since the Navy smashed The Census Bureau reported to­ eral works administrator, destroyers and a torpedo boat, al( day that the total debt of the 410 ly nil of the 15 snmplee he ob­ apparently sunk within a 24-ho YELLOW GLOBE TURNIPS SHRIMP I|1 ANY STYLE another major JapaneM effort to tained burst Immediately Into said the WPA rolls had great­ OAK GRILL' bolster their tired and dwindling cities with s population of over Berlin (From German Broad­ span. These holes in the enen^S Fresh Oysters and Clams —- The Way Yon Like ’Em! Cleaners 25,000 dropped 2 per cent during flame or Ignited soon after n ly decreased through the "tre­ casts) Dec. 4—(>P)—A Transocean sea communicationa across ranks on the iiland. United States flame teet was applied. i peck 19c ‘’WHERE GOOD FELLOWS GET TOGETHER” the past fiscal year. The total In­ mendous increase in private em­ Sicilian narrowa, announced warships destroyed nine more ene­ ployment, assisted by the training dispatch aaaerted today that my vessels with an estimated loss debtedness amounted to 36,332,- British communiques of sue PINEHURST FRIDAY FRESH FISH SHIPMENT Boston, Dec. 4—{/Pt— Attorney With smiles and handahakes, American soldiers send off a con­ and re-employment efforts of its American forces in Tunisia are on of thousands of Nipponese troops. 000,000, a decline of 3185.000.000 tingent of French African troops to the Tunisian battle line. ’The sive days, countered frantic TH E T E A ROOM Dim AND DANCE from the 1941 fiscal year mark. General Robert T. Bushnell to­ own organization, to a point the defensive, pressed closely to­ WiD Include Oysters - Clams - Haddock Fillets - Salmon Communique No. 212 said: ceremony took place in the Oran, Algeria, railroad station. efforts to get new men and au)i 883 Main Street 0pp. St. James’s Clmreh Beyeraea Upward Trend day possessed a state chemiata' where x national work relief pro­ gether, in a still-continuing battle plies into North Africa for tha Filleta - Perch and Mackerel Fillets - Whole Mackerel - To the Lilting Tunes ot * “ South Pacific: (All dates are gram is no longer necessary.” with the going in favor of the Axis Cod and Pollack. ’nils drop in municipal indebt­ report that burning imitation attempt to hold Tunisia. oast longitude). edness, which reversed an upward Mr. Roosevelt ordered the clos­ in the region of Tebourba. "1. On Dec. 3rd, ground activi­ leather furnishinga produced a Only One Destroyer LMt 1 DON MAC AND HIS trend which had been steadily ing out of all project operations "A group of 60 enemy parachut­ ty on Guadalcanal Island was con­ poisonous gas in the Cocoanut in many statea by Feb. 1, 1943, ists which landed south of Tunis Britain has announced the mounting for a decade, was at- so far of only one destroyer, fined to routine patrol operations Grove night club fire that took and in other states as soon there­ has been surrounded and ia facing RHYTHM MASTERS during which 14 Japanese were Ill-Trained Units annihilation,” the dispatch aaid. by enemy air action, in the (Conrinned on Png* Tw o) 491 Uvea. after as feasible. kUled. Army fighters supported (The announcement did not re­ ning battle for sea and air DELICIOUS FOODS — MODEST PRICES! The basic substance of the ma­ “ By taking this action," the tery of the 90-mile-wide strait ground forces on five attack mis­ president said U| his letter which peat the claim, made by the Ger­ MEN! You Can’t Steaks Weal Cutlets Chicken Cacciatoro sions.’’ terial was nitrous cellulose, a man radio yesterday but not by tween Sicily and North Africa. chemical composition which, when he read te hla press conference, Squadrons of our latest Roast Beef Chow Mein Roast Pork No InformaUon ss to Area Sent into Action “there will be no need to provide th4 high command Iteelf, that Te­ Bus Drivers’ subjected to intense heat, emits ships, many atiil on the There was no Information as to project funds for the Work Proj­ bourba, a rail junction 35' miles Fine Wines — Liquors and Beer the area of the island In which the nitrous oxide fumea, inhalation of south of Bizerte and 20 miles west list," have been added to the Brit 30 Oak Street jjg, which can be deadly, the rep6rt ects administration In the budget ish Mediterranean Veet and hav patrols were in action in this lat­ for the next fiscal year.” of Tunis, was in Axis hands. AUied Afford To Miss It! est of several Navy reports show­ Strike Hits said. headquarters aaid laat night that scored a signal victory in' Premier ing that small groups of Ameri­ State investigators disclosed Against Russians Mr. Roosevelt said certain the Germans had been hurled back opening battle," the Naval reto^-l FIFTY CENTS a month insures Health, Fun, a Shower can Marines and soldiers were also that Jiey were carefully groups of workera still on the re­ in a second counter-attack in the er of The London Express salk' | — BINGO — keeping Japanese outposts on the W ar Plants checking a bundle of food and lief rolls may have to be given aa- Tebourba area and that both aides The two Axis merchants)ll|l Tonight 8 O’Qock, Odd Fellows HaU and Plenty of Exercise in the Volley Ball Hour. Mon­ and R6yal Island under constant pressure. liquor checks which they aaid had ais/ance by the states and locali­ were re-grouping after suffering latest sunk were knocked out o(l The comhiunique was issued been charged off by the manage­ German IiifamryHa,.ily P ow C F A s k e d ties; others would be able to find heavy losses in a 48-hour tank convoy by Allied airmen, it VONSOBED BT KINO DAVn> LODGE, L O. O. F. days and Fridays - to 6:30 P. M. shortly after Maj. Gen. Ralph A. Scores of Workers in ment to ptominent guests. The Formed from Techni­ work on farms or in Industry at battle). announced officially, and the. ------GABIES ------O O Mitchell, director of Marine Corps bundle was found undamaged prevailing rates of pay as private Capture Important Poaltlons miralty said light Naval fa W G am aa...... $4.00 Priae Per Game FRIDAY AND SATURDAY aviation, said in a press .confer­ Providence Area Are after the fire. cians, Engineers or employment continues to Increase. The high command said German sank an Italian torpedo , iTie investigators . added that Only to Help May com e Under Other Agencies which had been escorting * 2 ! ! l ? ...... Per Gama » ence that CMistruction of another troops captured important posi­ t Special Gama ...... gfiO.OO Prlaa SPECIALS A T *39-95 to *59-95 air field to serve American forces Left Without Tranfio|the checks identified the guests Air Force Ground "Some of the present certified tions and took 754 prisoners in shortly before. Deor PifM $10.ee on Guadalcanal was contemplat­ and bore notations auch aa “ im­ Crews to Halt Reds war projects,” he added, "may Tunisia and Italian troops yester ‘The Axis can’t keep troops li 91.99 AOalaMoa Incfndee AU o f the Above Oanoea. ed. portation to Jobs. portant,” "a good friend,", "see W ar E ffort have to be taken over by other cay destroyed a unit of Britiah Tunisia if they can’t get aupiHlMk^ teeMal Garda lOe Each. 'TH E HOUSE BEAUTIFUL" When it can be imdertaken, he me,” and “wlU settle later.” On Osntral Front. unite of the Federal Works agency parachutists. said a Naval source, "and we An Blago Players Are Invited To Attend! explained, will depend on the Providence, Dee. 4.—(J*)—A sur­ Like Clevalaad Fire Gas or by other departments of the The Italian high command, in tend to see that they don’t SOUTH METHODIST CHURCH CHRISTMAS rapidity with which the American prise strike o f 125 bus drivers of The gas described by the chem­ Federal government. State or lo­ communique issued earlier, said them.” beachhead on the island has ex­ Moscow, Dec. 4 .-(A > )- i Two or Three Doz cal projects should be closed out Heavy Blows at Porto . BAZAAR The JW.HAU COM The New England Transportation ists is essentially the same as that German troops had captured 456 FOSTER'S panded. A t present the airfield ac­ which played a part in the Cleve­ The Germans were reported en Persons Yearly to by cbmpleting useful unite of such Allied soldiers and an Italian bat­ New and heavy blows also MAHCHBSTSa COHM- ' Ck>nipany at 4 o’clock this morn­ struck simultaneously . at Bi: THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3. 2 P. M. on tually conaists of five acattered land clinic fire in Cleveland on rushing ill-trained reserves projects or by arranging for the talion rounded up 300 British para­ FOR FINE FOODS landing atripa with six under con­ ing left himdreds of commuters, May 15, 1929, when 124 persona Come in Under Iinmi sponsors to carry on the work. chutists. ) and Tunis, chief enemy ports into action on the central entry, aa the Allied land forces \ SpooMred by tiie Women’s Society o f Christian Service, 84 OAKLAND ST. FREE DELIVERY! DIAL 7386 struction. inclddlng scores of war workers, lost their lives. Fumes in the “With these considerations in Port installations at Bone, BEYMANDER’S FOOD------BETTER THAN EVER! Bombed by Japanese Cleveland disaster were attribut­ front east of Velikie Luki gration Suspension. grouped for a new ahowd Each Group In Charge of a DIflerent Deparbnent Double SUmps Friday! Open Till 9 P. M. Without transportation. mind. I agree that you should di­ lied-occupled port of eastern These strips have been bomlx^ ed. however, to burning X-ray and west of Rzhev today in a geria, were raided by night, after warding off Axis count HAVE A GOOD TIME DINE AND DANCE! The strike was called in protest Washington, Dec. 4—(>P)—Re­ rect the prompt liquidation of the Stanley Gronp, Nursery WlDIng Workers, Pantry SPECIAL! from time to time by the JsjMUi- film. desperate but futile effort to affairs of the Work Projects Ad- German communique said. MUpnh Group, Bread Box Epworth Circle, Kitchen eae but the field has never been against dropping several drivers A number of witnesses in a city plying to criticism of his recom­ Little Activity In Libya (Codtin tied on Page Twelve) We Have Our First Real Good, Juicy, Sweet, Florida stop Russian offensive minlstraUon, thereby conserving TODAY WE FEATURE Gleaners, Guest Boom Study Group, Sewing Boom completely knocked out, due to the from the company’s employ in inquest, being conducted separate­ a mendation for power to suspend Little activity except artillery consequence of an order by the a large amount of the funds ap­ Men’s Friendship Club, Dining Boom dispersion of the strilis, Mitchell ly from the state investigation, knifing deep into the Nazi propriated to this organization.” fire and patrol operationa waa re­ Delicious Broilers Roast Prime Rihs of Beef Suggestkm No. 1, said. He said the .enemy bombers Office of Defense Transportatinn have testified that the smoke in the tariff and immigration laws Cafeteria Sapper, 5:S0 to 7:00, Asbnry Group, O I^ N G E S d o z e n c lines. Front line dispatches said The President told General ported from the Libyan front. Oysters and Clama Veal Cutleta Steaks and Chops Chicken Pie, Hnmborga, Fmnkforts, Potato, Cole Slaw, lee 2 59 ordinarily operate from Rabaul, consolidating bus services be­ the Cocoanut Grove holocaust many of the German infantry whenever he deems it necessary to One German-Itallan scouting 600 miles qwiiy, with fighter es­ tween this city and Fall River, I Saturday night contained an acid­ support the war effort, President Fleming that the knowledge and Cream, Plea, and Other Eats. Indian River — units being thrown into the fray experience of the Federal relief patrol was said to have sliced deep Flashes ! Afternoon Ten. Evening Program. Admission Freel Of The Week! corts from 'Buka island, 400 miles Maas. like odor they were unable to iden- were hastily formed from the Roosevelt told reporters today into the British flank south of from Guadalcanal. While compand officials in Bos- tify. organization would be of great as­ (Late BuUetlBS ot tha (ff) Wtra> : Grapefruit, large ranks of technicians, engineers or that it waa intended, under the Gasr El Brega and captured two Ruymaiider's Reitaiiraiit 5 for 25c BE SURE TO VISIT THE The general, who visited Guad­ ton said that they had no word Medical examiners who conduct sistance in the consideration of a Baldwin or Greening Air Force ground crews and were immigration part, to bring in to well-rounded pubUc works pro­ tanka with their crows. Case El Fine Wines, Liquors and Beer alcanal in October, waa asked that the strike had affected any ed autopsies oh scores of the vic- led by pupils and teachers from Brega is one the shore of the Gulf Robber Delay Disaatroua whether it was planned to puli the this country only two or three gram for the post-war period. 85-37 Oak Street Telephone 3922 otber than the Providence area. Urns had expressed belief that officers' training schools. dozen persons a year. of Sirte about 25 miles northeast Washington, Dec. Apples 5 Ibs. 25c Marines, particularly the Marine word came from Masaachusetta there was something poisonous in The WPA. Mr. Roosevelt said, Fancy ’ PRINCESS Counter-Attacks Repulsed A questioner at his press con­ of El Agheila. ber Administrator WlUlam > that bus service was halted on' Axis planes were credited with reported today that because (Continued on Pnge Two) The midday communique of the ference noted that most of the (Continued on Page Fourteen) McIntosh Apples the Fitcbburg-Worcester run, and I (ContlBaed on Pnge Two) Soviet Information Bureau said criticism had been directed hits also on truck columns and war oonatrucUon Is competing 4 Ibs. 25c RESTAURANTS from New Bedford to Fall River, the Germans were launching re­ against suspending the immigra­ tank concentrations in the same critical materials, the naUon’s 1 Freeh Cape 0>d and Providence. Fifteen | ply ot crude rubber and synt Season’s Greetings FOR ENJOYABLE EATING! peated counter-attacks on the tion laws for fear it would let area. Night air attacka, the radio drivers were reported out in New central front .but declared they down the bars to unwanted in­ said, set fires amid an Allied sup­ may fall below the “disaoter Green String Beans 2 qts. 29c Modem, Loxuriona Snrroandings Coupled With Plan Rationing Bedford. Limit Placed dividuals. Herridt Placed ply column near Derna and de­ ot military demands. He saM From tha >. Fancy were all repulsed and that the Excellent Fdod At Moderate P r i^ ! Appeale' tar Motorleto Red Army's offensive was contla.. The president replied he did not stroyed six anti-aircraft battery delay in bringing syntbetio An appeal to private motorists I care how the bill waa worded and positions at Tobruk. factories into produetkm would J FEATURING SEA FOOD OF ALL TYPES uing. Under Arres Eating Pears 6 for 25c Added Items to help prevent interruption of On Ice Cream Several thousand' more Ger­ said the few persons ihe govern­ “disastrous” and that there RETAIL SALESROOM Faaey EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT OF WINES, ALES AND war production by traiisporting man v^ere reportetf^ slain in the ment wanted to let in would be Indications there would be stranded Induatrial workers to | fighllng. needed to strengthen the war ef­ Reports Important delay. Jefiers complained Emperor Grapes 2 Ibs. 29c LIQUORS AT OUR MODERN BAR Punishment of Flagrant and from their jobs was isaued by Manufacture Curtailed Large quantities of booty were fort. He agreed with a questioner Borotra, Davis Cup Ten Position Captured other production programs wer Fancy Gov. J. Howard McGrath. captured by the advancing Rus­ that that was all that the shout­ interfering, with the task of Violators Also Prom­ For Two Months to ing was about at the capitol. nis Star, Also Held hy Rome (From Italian Broad- taining \ital machinery for syi In a public statement, he sug- sian troops, the buU^n said. casts), Dec. 4.—(/p)— Axis forces MANCHESTER New Sweet Potatoes The same comm mique also The House Ways and Means Vichy Authorities thetic rubber plants. 3 Ibs. 19c ised by Henderson. geated that war workera stand at I Conserve Butterfat. have captured an important posi­ » * • Faaey PRINCESS spoke of German countcr-attacka committee continued hearings on regular bus stops and tqnt private tion In the battle of Tunisia and Named In .New ludictiiiento motoriats, eapecially commuters, in the Stalingrad area, but hero, London, Dec. 4— Reuters seized 756 prisoners, including 300 New York, Dec. 4.—(JP)—The Washington. Dec. 4— (J*)—The too, it declared, the invaders were (OonVlnuMl on Page Fourteen) New York, Dec. 4— Pea Beans 3-lb. celo. bag 33c American people today bad it follow the bus routes In their drlv- ] War Production board today cur­ said the Rome radio broadcast a Leiner, 33-year-old German l.;\V and raiw : Restaurant and Bar thrown back, with a loss of some Vichy report today that Edouard (Continued on Page Twelve) Cali Starttna. fc^ agen KNITTING MILLS straight from Leon Henderson, tailed the commercial manufac­ 850 men. Treasury Balance dener acquitted of treason Mond Blue Rote Rice, 3-lb. celo. bag 39c CORNER MAIN AND PEARL STREETS price administration boss, that (Conttnned oa .Page Two) ture of ice cr4am, frozen custard, Herriot, 70-year-old premier of the b> a directed verdict, was ^Wfcer PiRR Driven From Don Elbow French republic, and Jean Boro- ...rtn and MANCHESTER GREEN, CONN. they could expect Ip 1943 ration­ milk sherbert and other frozen Red : tar, official Army organ, Washington, Dec. 4—(/P)—The in two new Federal indict ing of more items— including desserts of ice cream mix during position of the Treasury, Dec. 2: tra, French Davis cup tennis star, touay charging trading with ,\ e o f Startcna ^ —before town- reported that the laat Germans Peanut Butter Ige. jar 35c clothing and food—and punish­ December and January to con­ had been driven from the northern Receipts, 330,788,762.09; expend- had been arrosted by Vichy au- Wire Control enemy and misprision of tr Large 19-Oanen Jar ment of flagrant rationing viola­ Halt Strike serve butterfat for butter. iturM, 3206.411.274.90; net bal­ thoritlea. The original treason ^ charge (A Stefan! dispatch broadcast tors. But, government officials were (OontlniMd on Page Foartoen) ance, 35,085,663,876.85. cused Lelner, a resldeat of W e are pleased to inform yon tliM we Sweet Mixed Pickles Henderson made the forecast to quick to point but that it waa not by the, Rome radio aaid Leon Jou- To Halt Spies cons;®** 19c torln. Queens. ;»■**•* Spring aldj 4,000 industrialists of the* Nation­ At Shipyard planned to ban ice cream manu­ haux, former chief of the French comfort to twnor eight for calve*;»lve*; ...... boot »»«*““ have opened our Xmas season with a Van Camp's Milk 6 cans 50c al Association of Manufacturers, facture, though some new and General Confederation of Labor, saboteurs landed by submarine < Large Bex Anoorted who tonight wind up their three- fruity flavors might replace old and Francois de Teseon,, former the east coast Isst June in standbys. undersecretary of foreign affairs, Argentina Takes Step fuU line of day convention marked by plena General Return to Jobs Civilians Urged to Forego to wreck units of the nation’s Ice Box Cookies 29c for les)i regimentation and—at _Uie limited te fl9 Per Cent also were placed under arrest.) Toward Shutting Off dustry. FOIei aame time—promiaea of more. Reported Today at During December and January, Arrest Follows Protest Henderaon told the induatrial- commercial manufacture oi ice Unnecessary Railjoum ey Herriot, Socialist leader and Espionage Lifeline. WUson Given Final Power ^ . 1 , . OO’W* lata last night that the American South Portland Plant. cream and other froaen desaerta mayor of Lyon, waa placed under Washington. Dec. 4 — Shortbread Cookies lb. 29c public bad not yet reached the it limited to 60 per cqnt of Octo­ house arrest Oct. 2 after he had 100% Pure Wool We. 9Vi Oaa GlorteUn Buenos Aires, Dec. 4—oPv—Ar­ Charles E. Wilson, chairman “bottom of the barrel" and that South Portland, Me., Dec. 4.— ber output WPB pointed out C!bicago, Dec. 4—iJ*)—Pleasure "Nionvenienced to some extent.' said written a letter of protest to Mar­ gentina took s long step toward tlw War Production Board, 1943 would bring “more caara, (Jf)— A general return to work however, that the actual reduc shal Retain against anti-demo- trips on the nation’s railroads, in Hugh Siddell, chairman of the shutting off a reputed Axis es­ received final power to direct Peaches 3 cans $1.00 FOR THIS WORK more red tape and rationing.’' was reported today at The South tion would be about only 20 per Western Passenger association. cratlc meaaurea. pionage lifeline in the western production of aircraft, radio < Neverthdeaa, he aaid,/ deapite Portland ShipbuUding (3orp., yard I cent since the manufacture o f ice the opinion of Army and railroad " 80, it’s necessary for us to ask hemisphere through institution meat and escort , vessela,___ SWEATERS IS AVAILABLE! Thls^oras the first Indication Sugar Heart Pm s 4 cans 55c all tha talk o< the people'a Impa­ where Liberty ship construction I cream In December and January offidalis, should be held to a mini­ the general public to think twice— last night OI sw eej^ g regulations with supervisory control ovee^ that Borotra, who accepted a role Let Us Go Over Yonr Work tience “I know-that the American had been virtually baited by a 1 la talow ^ t in October. mum by the general public during maybe . even three timea— before controlling the'use of telephone, other munIMona produetton. Miracle Whip gf. jqr 39c public atUI has a barrel of pa­ three-day walkout over a reclaaai- The order providea that formu­ in tjje Petain government as di­ telegraph and radio communica­ And See Bow Mnch Stock WUI the holiday period — extending making plana for pleasure trips climax of a weeks-long at tience overflowing.’* fleation-wage dispute, las used by manufacturera during during the period of Dec. 12 to rector of sports, was in political tions. for authority over Skirts, Jackets and Be Required. ~ rroduetkM Uaderratlmatofl A management official said a October must not be changed. from Dec. 12 to Jan. 12. diffleultlea. but Herriot. who re­ In a measure designed to pro­ Stampa for Coffca! Wa Hava Ptnntyt In a Radio Forum last night, Jan. 12.” scheduling between civilian Henderson aald one o f Uia big- yard police survey aoon after the WPB aaid this meant that the Tranaport 50,000 Daily mained outspoken in favor of con­ tect national interests and "the miUtary .officials, repreaeetefl^ gast mistakas the government bad day shift checked la at 7:90 a. m. quality of aU brands mtut be pre- the officials urged civilians not to tinued frien^hip with Britain and security of the other. American W e W in Have a Liaiitcd Amovnt of Brisket Corned Beef. Now, more'thaa ever before, plan any unnecessary railroad ' Col. E. C. R. Lasher, deputy chief WPB Cbalrman Donald M. Ne made was la undarsatlmating In­ abowad “a fuU crew at work and •erved at present levels, althoui ' of the Traffic Control division. America after the 1940 armistice, states,” the government reduced Snow Suits Porit, Fresh Sbonlders aad Heme. flavors and coloring may trips during the month period be- on one hand and heada al­ home owaen are unred to ia- dustry’s preductlva capacity aad nobody at the gatea.” •e Army Transportation corps, said has been at least a prisoner orlth- the quota of code messages allow­ armed aorvicea oa the othor,' ^_Appeel Aude t o Mi change*;. cauae of the incroasiBg strain on in his o*vfi home for months. ed to be sent by radio by esc dip­ Fumy, Large sulato their houaca as much aa be congratulated the manufactur­ that 15 per cent of the day coaches Jn a atatement announelBg ers for thalr record, “tha grsataat .Maritime commiaalon and union Te Help Believe Shortage existing railroad equipment in the ^ and one-half of the sleeping cars The German and Italian radios lomatic mission to 700 words The Food RequiromenU com­ war effort. They emphasized that; agreemeat by all couceraafl. MOtolble to help eonserve heat aC all Ubm.” repreaehtatives appealed to the in the country were being used for announced on Oct. 2 that Herriot weekly. sued JotaUy by Nelaoi^ Roasting Chickens eo. $1.89 mittee recommended issuance of there would be no rationing of 1 had been drialned at his chateau Blow to .\xls Eavoys The Moat Practical Gifts which mqum aaving fuM. Ha aaid 1949 additionally would men last night to return to work transporting approximately 60.000 of War Stimson aad 9m and, after more than two-thlrda the order aa a temporary meaS' railroad travel. I outside Lyon, in then unoccupied The government’s action waa bring more decentraliaatlon of uro to help relieve, during De­ troops daily. the Navy Knox, It waa int SmaO Tnrkeya — A LHtle Bacon and Some Beef I the Office of Price Administration of the midnight shift were report- CouM Give Preference “Moat Americana appreciate the France, bMause of his passionate interpre;ed aa a paint ul blow to tod aa a* aubataatlal victory I o a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ For You and Your Family cember and January, the most opposition to Vichy's collaboration the German. Italian and Japanese WE HAVE away from Washington, raising of aa at their taaka, predicted in a critical butter shortage in ten They said that if the general fact that they still enjoy the priv­ Nelaan. sub-standard wages, and n statement that today “would find public adhered to their roqueate, ilege'o( traveling when and where with the Axis. embassies which no longer have • * • ROCK WOOL IN BATTS. ROLLS AND BULK years. WPB aaid a “more compre- Beqoei to Letter Story access to cables controlled by the • tenanca o f praasnt ooeporato prao- the punt apptoachlng normal issued the rallroada during the holiday they will, and will not abuse it In Friaoiwra Dio of Starvation BRING m, COUPON Tbiz waa • aequcl to the a United Nations. tlCBB, Uter. seaaoa could give preference to of­ the days %b come when Army I aaifcia. Doe. 4 foe TOur FREE sample o f Calf Startena— But Walter D. Fuller, ctaairnmn ' I f ------■------I— ficial troop movements; military pressure on the avsilable facilities nouncement of the Fighting Cabled messages are not sub­ SAVE at Facttnry Prices Oyda B. Beardalee, chief of ject to any word limit t-or doM reported under Zorich, «M« 9h to laM a acw4)oca calf a fan week. 1 BIRDS EYE BROILER of the NAM board o f dtractora noraal. the atate^ t can-|ggpB>a Dai,y Products section. pcrsonnsl going home (or Christ- will grow heavier and heavier." French that they had a copy of a toad, dateUne today ^ and president of The Oirtla Pub- Others taking part in the fonun letter by. Herriot in which he re­ the reatriction on diplomatic ra­ 1 P A ^G E SUCED PEACBES Unued, the conferoM P*»* raid the butter fat saved by the nma and returning to camp; to dio messages apply to thoM sent neM M arM Bar* OPEN DAILY FROM f YO 9 * i 4 * Uahing Ooj„ feoM a n d ia audtenoe famlUes vlaitlng relatives In were Brig. Gen. Charles B. Young, signed from the French Legion of CHECKERBOARD FEED STORE 1 PACKAGE CORN pared to proceed to ImmedUte Iqyiiar would be aufflclent to make in clear language. ■ . ' ' la aa addreaa la connection with dUcuaskme looking forward to -13,300,000 pounds of butter during camps, and for civilian travelers assistant director of the Office of Honor because that award had M Orooa that 26,669 1 27U G. E. WilKs and S o b* he been given to two Frenchmen Argentina necessarily up to Telaplmae Munchartar 8804 -the convention that curtailment ward settlement of ail matters in-] ijecember, equivalent to about engaged in war work. Defense ■ Transportation. and ••Naturally, if these groups come George A. Kelly, vice president of ■ • • I Veal Roostf «■ Pngs Iwa) . ’ (OaatlMMd on rags ' • ■ ■ ■ ■ I lb. 39c 8 Main Stiteet...... T etf 5 1 8 5 - aa F h * oa Piffa Twa) (Gaatlaaad aa Pago Two> Ifirst, ether elvUians must, be In- Tbs Pullman oompany. m - 4 ""v" ■i 1 ,.

lCANCRl!iB1|SR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4,1941 MANUMrisri'ER EVENING HERALD. MAMUUEMitfR. w a n . rnu/AX, UKUEMBER 4,194> PAGE

C iti^ Cut enemy armada blundered into an ing through'motorists Ume and P Women M anchester Navy Smashes American naval trap under cover Plan Rationing Bridge Report vexaUon. of darkness Monday night. Report Shows Since, however, ^|lt came Into op- Bus Drivers’ Ma^cians Still Needed eraUon In a period of diminished Their Debt D ate Book Efforts to Aid The kttempteq landing was CallMeeling completely frustrated, the N avy Added Items Not Given Yet gasoline and restricted rubber the Fii'e Produced Charter Oak apan baa qever been WE HAVE THE GIFTS MEN LIKE— said. Only a few sailors, res­ Past. Year Tonight N Japanese Units Strike Hits put to anjrthlng iniproeeblng Its Permanent Armistice Day com­ cued from life rafts the following (ConUaued from Pagf One) T o Intei^Aret Reports day, reached Guadalcanal as pris­ capacity expe^Uonai The day Secretary o f State mittee meeting at Arm y A N avy Poisonous Gas Spofford Inquiry Results when the heavy atream at main­ The Things They Buy For Themselves! (Oenttaoed ^ o a Ftaga One) a u b at g. . (CooUntied from Page One) oners. The rest, including prob­ was being carried to extremes, in­ W ar Plants ably 8,000 to 10,000 troops on the (Continued from Page One) line traffic that It waa deaigned to Be Gnest Speaker Board of Control ) meeting. dustries were being concentrated that insist oo making the public Given Hurliey Last trlbuted 6y the bureau largely to transports, apparently were lost. Obstmiity Persists in accommodate will flow acroee Ita Chamber of Commerce, T. M. C.' Air Force, out of Guadalcanal re' and plants shut down to an extent relations policies themselves. Healthful Warmth and I the Hotel Bond. the flood of Federal war funds and the smoke besides edrbon monox­ (Oonttaoed from Pago Om ) gractful Unea probably will not be A., 6:30 p. m. placing them entirely with Arm y One American cruiser was sunk unnecessary for prosecution of The result: A pubUoatioiis di­ Spring Still Secret. ^ other conditions growing out of in the nocturnal sea battle and ide and flame. , Financial Statements rector, supposed to know bis busi­ seen until the end of the war. Pageant of the Brides, Second troops and airmen. He said that the w ar. ing and pick up as many passen­ Com fort in n . F n n c M B. lUcUck of New- the vast war program. question was yet to be decided by "other U.. S. vessels damaged,” Yesterday's inquest session was He said: Issued Yearly by Many ness, can be firmly conviiieed the Hartfeud. Dec. 4—(O —A year "Priority regulations, shortages Congregational church. marked by the testimony of Ray­ gers as their cars can hold. SocreUi7 *«f*8 Ute-elect, "higher authority." the communique added. But “There seems to be a conviction company should pursue a certain Monday, December 7 mond Baer, 26, a Boston N avy Meanwhile, the company issued ago today a giant crane was about of labor and materials, rising coats He expressed the opinion that among the Mikado's sunken w ar­ among some of our administrators Companies. poUcy. But the president—or a Six-Lane Highway bo tbe gueat q>eaker At the Women's Auxiliary of the C. of Yard ship fitter, that he never had a statement that the co-ordination to swing the final span of the H, Leather and— probably more significant— sound strategy would call for en­ ships, the Navy listed four de­ that sacrifice is an end in itself, gang of vice preaidenta— wltbmit ad n a tU n f of the Hartford the desire of public officials and C. tea. tirely wiping out the enemy forces stroyers and two other ships which possessed an electrician's Ucense of service would not,deprive any any knowledge or experience in 200,000 Charter Oak bridge acroes that mortification of the flesh will bus driver of work. By 3a Marlow aod George Plan Endorsed ity Hq>ubUcan Woman’s aaao- citlsens to contribute to the war Tueeday, December 8 on Guadalcanal before attempting either were cruisers or heavy de­ but that he had done electrical win.the war." Z M k e public relations wlU cancel the the (JonnecUcut river into position program, led to extensive curtail­ A w ard Arm y and Navy E, Pio­ to use that island as a base for stroyers. wdrk at the Ckicoanut Grove in bis The statement said that the proffered idea or even substitute a Zipper Jackets the data of which ia Imported From England New Yortt, Dec. 4—(flV-There'a when something gave way, the ment of outlaws for municipal neer Parachute Co., at State further invasion of the Solomons. Thus, the tropical waters spare time for several years. ODT order reducing New England completely opposite oim o f his December 10. and the He said concentration of indus­ aatrong tnmd the other way but— construction,” the bureau said. Theater at 3:30. And the clearing out process, he Transportation Company service brldgewoik shuddered briefly, then around the Solomons now envelope Assigned to Inquiry try was an idea imported from One of the perplexing alghU a OWIL Bridgeport, Dec. 4.— (JPI— A n all- the Hotel Bond, Need to Expand Facllitlea Christmas Sale and Cafeteria added, “will depend on the num­ 34 1-2 per cent and I.C.T. bus tons of twisting metai plunged 88 at least 51 enemy vessels as a re­ A s the twin inve.stigations pro­ England, and was' "bom in the ztockbniiiar or Worker atlU aeee la This phase of internal bustness purpoae, six-lane highway, roughly program will begin with a ’The bureau added, however, supper, North Methodist church. ber of troops we put in there and company service 65 1-2 per cent conflict w as given consideration feet into the'gloomy wraters below. parceling the New Haven rail­ W e Have One of the ^ 1 , i sult of the latest battle. Eighty gressed, Attorney General Bush- great producUon drive that follow­ the annual earnings reports aent n at 1 o’clock. Elect!or of that the Influx of war workers to the legitimate difficulties of sup­ between Providence and Fall Riv­ Seventeen men died that day or Wednesday, December 8 more were in the probably sunk nell appointed First Assistant Dis­ ed Dunkirk" when men and wom­ out by Bome corporatlona in thla at the NAM'S convention here this road tracks through Fairfield and ether buaincae proper centers of war activity was re­ ply— both elements about which I from th U r injurlea. LarReat Lines of ^ I 1-ACal/llcr American Le^on Home, 10 to or damaged category. trict Attorney-John J. Ryan, Jr., en worked at their Jobs 70 hours er “would no doubt eliminate wade* county, waa endorsed as the first ) before the meeting, will sulting in growing need for ex- can make no predictions.” some of the work at Fall River," country. Bodies o f,some who perished be­ post-war highway project by a 4:30 p. m., work on Red Cross sur­ The American shipping toll of Essex county as a special as­ and more a week, and it still was Theae reporta apparenUy are Principles Laid Down Ifra. Redlck'a talk. M ra panslbn of municipal facilities to He said that while he had no but added that three bus drivers neath sheared and shapeless gird­ meeting of the officers and techni­ gical dressings. A standing invita­ since the Marine invasion of sistant attorney general and as­ not enough. written with a fierce dealre to One speaker laid down these Goodrich of Robert road serve' the increased population. information on the subject he was "reportedly residents of Fall Riv­ ers on the muddy floor ot the river< cal advisory committee of the NECKWEAR 'I i . ^ Coats tion to all women to assist in this Guadalcanal in early August ia signed him to the Cocoanut Grove Fuller said "fortunately, indus­ economise on words and beat the ] irinciples overy corporation should town, vice chairman of the The municipal debt reduction, the fairly certain that the Japanese er. who might be affected b y the were not reoo'vered until wreeks la­ Fairfield (tounty Planning Associa. worth-while effort for our armed ■now 25 vessels sunk. Five others inquiry. try concentration is still largely reader over the head with solid ceep In mind In dealing with Ito To Be Found In Town! lUcan Town Committee, ia bureau said, ranged from about were managing to move in a few O D T order,” could be used on runs , ter when salvage workers succeed tion last night. fdrees. Come at any hour of the were damaged by enemy action up Bushneli said other additions to in the talk stage," and ■ expressed columns of figures. stockholders: it of the county Aaaocia- one per cent for cities having a fresh troops, supplies and ammu­ ed in cutting away the tangled The proposed highway, to con day most convenient. to Monday night's engagement the special staff would be made as the opinion many steps could be out of other terminals. “ There are perhaps thousands of The stockholder is entitled to a B E A U T IF U L PA TTE R N S and wtn be in charge of the population over 1,000,000 to more nition by small boat operations at nect 'With a similar relief route for Enlarge Guadalcanal PoelUon becomes necessary to enable the taken for more efficient use of Thua the company said, "N o stockholders and workers interest­ management that la trying con steeL V le buaineaa. than 4 per cent for cities having Thursday, December 10 night but that even so the Japa­ the Boston Post road in Westches­ investigation to "continue without workers, including millions of gov­ men need be deprived of employ­ ed In such a report. Luckily some atantly to find out what he wants Resumption of work on the big la hoped a number of the populations from 25,000 to 100,000. Ladies' Guild Chicken Pie Sup­ nese on Guadalcanal are. accord­ Meanwhile, as American forces ter county, waa discussed by mem' letup or delay, regardless of the ernment employes, which wou,d ment.”' The statement also added have reference books and recorda. and what it can do to serve him. bri^e, which wss dealgiied to be of the Manchester Re- The bureau said it was worth per and Sale, St. Mary's Parish ing to the best informaUon, "not enlarged their Guadalcanal posi­ hers of the association wlUi State —imber of ramificationsxtbat may help the situation before civilian that "the management has even The efforts of management to an Integral part of the great WU Woman’s Club will at- noting that 'in sharp contrast hall. too well fed.” tion by wiping up more Japanese Cma Figure Actnel Meaning Highwray Commissioner W illiam J. iveiop.” \ plants would have to be shpt down. offered to confer with union repre­ inform the stockholder must be bur .Croas highway, cutting dl' this meeting. If they plan to with the upward swing of the pre­ Wednesday, De<-. 16 detachments, Gen. Douglas Mac- A stockholder so equipped can Cox. Gustavus T. Kirby, chairman He said the quality of the Jap­ 'The very lives .of many small sentatives at the end of the, first sincere and oontlnuoua throughout agonally across Onnnectlcut from to the luadieon it will be nec- w ar period, the debt of N ew York Meeting of Air Raid ^Wardens Arthur’a planes raided Koepang Ryan, a graduate of Holy Cross go through them and figure out of the Westchester County Plan­ anese pilots sent, into acUrni over college and Harvard L aw school, is industries are at stake,” he con- week. TTie new co-ordinated serv­ the year. New York to Maasaebusetto, was ta notify the Clubrooms at City declined $19,000,000 in the of Precinct 3. at the southwest tip of TlmoT yes­ what the full flguEea actually ning commission, and F. Morton the island has been "definitely a Haverhill resident. Unued, “with all that this means ice has been in effect to determine Management inust address the delayed for months. Asylum street, Hartford, or 1942 fiscal year.” Saturday, December 19 terday and dam ag^ or destroyed mean to this slight extent: The re­ Clark, secretary engineer of the tapering off” although the types to their employees and to the com- whether any adjustments can be stockholder In language that says Ultimately, however, the bridge «i«421, In ,fact, U e bureau said, the Annual Christmas banquet of 18 enemy bombers and three fight­ With all bodies having been lation between net profit and stock conunlssion. and quality of planes apparently muniUes where these businesHes made to enable the three drivers simply what It Is intended to say. was. finished and throwm open to Redlck made two appear- general trend of indebtedness of Local 63, T. W . U. A.. Tinker hall ers. ’ • identified, Boston police sent out shares this year as compared with are unchanged are located. . . ." to earn a reasonable week's pay, As vehicles for carrying out highway traffic on Sept. 5, Just ta Manchester while she was individual cities has been down­ at 6:30. Following up the previous day's a teletype message last night last, and even why the company Plate Printers Needed Blunders Into .American Trap seeking information concerning He said that materials were al­ if experience during the first week those principles, it w as suggested before last Labor Day. gnlng before election, and ward in recent years, but this Children's Christmas parly of aerial attack over northeast New was able to earn so much or so Two Japanese transports, a car­ ready under control, so shutting has demonstrated that the three that management issue special an­ Inquiry Result Not Made FobUo is hoped many of the club mem- trend has been offset by the "sub­ Pines Civic association. Guinea where the enemy lost 23 the whereabouts of Ensign John UtUe. Hartford, Dec. —Plate go ship and six escorting warships B. Bauer, U. S. N., who was at the down plants would not help. men failed to earn a reasonable But what of the stockholder or nouncements, have annual and In­ Severed investigations of the dis­ ' will plan to hear her and con- stantial debt expansion” of the Saturday, January 2 Zero planes, the raiders from A u s­ printers are needed at once at the were sent to the bottom of the FuUer asserted "we must do week's pay." r ' terim meetings. Issue annual and aster were undertaken Immediate' la tc her on the success of her major debt-incurring municipali­ tralia caught the Japanese nap­ Grove during the fire and has been company worker who, without ref­ Bureau of Engraving and Printing Installation here of Grand Lodge Solomon islands waters, the Navy everything possible to avoid interim mperts, correspond with ly but although a year has passed ties. ping. Many of the foe's craft were unreported since. No Buses On Road erence aids, is presented with the In Washington to work on w ar officers of the Knights of Pythias. reported late yesterday, when the wreckmg our business structure the stockholders by letter, conduct the result of the inquiry personally destroyed before they had a .May Be Amnesia Victim The tleup came at a time when bare figures and has to determine bonds, the U . S. Employment Ser­ and distribution channels,” to be surveys o’ ztockbolder opinions. ordered by Gov. Robert Hurley has chance to get Into the air. The message, sent at the re­ none of the concern's buses was for himself what they mean In re­ vice announced today. Applicants Lined and Unlined ready to regain our standard of lation to investment of money or yet to be made public. HOLEPROOF The battering of the Japanese quest of N avy officials, said the on the road, but officials of the should have at least four years' living when w ar ends. labor? The governor, himself an en And Other Lines of t-A ^ -a f-1 .. ■ j ■ ^ armada off the north shore of 29-year-old officer might be a vic­ Providence local of the Amalga­ practical experience. The National Association of gineer, enlinted the services of fC...fOR iSI' Guadalcanal apparently represent­ tim of amnesia, induced by shock. mated Association of Street A Martin Placed HOSIERY GLOVES Manuficturerr has made a sur­ Prof. Charles M. Spofford of the Wool ed Round, 3 of the Solomons bat­ His wallet was found near an Electric Railway and Motor 0>ach vey which showed a majority of Massachusetts Institute of Tech' tle. Secretary of N avy Knox pre­ exit of the club. Officials said it Limit Placed Operators ordered pickets out at workers are interested in a com­ In Class 1-A nology, one of the nation's fore­ dicted a return of the enemy fleet was unlikely that his body could S a. m„ the time of the first sched­ pany's operations Stockholders most authorities on bridge con IF YOU HAVE Jackets after its terrific defeat of Nov. have been mistakenly identified as uled run. Tru-Val Shirts— Stetson another, inasmuch as he wore a On Ice Creani certainly are. struction. 13-15, which he termed Round 2 in The strike call came after Depu­ Many companies now are keep­ ring that could be recognized by Beverly Hills, Calif., Dec. 4.— Professor Spofford spent severa' SORE THROAT the Battle of the Solomons. ty State Labor Director Joseph T. ing their stockholders and work­ dee teaeeM..let some Vicks VapoRub his friends. (S’)—Tony Martin, 29, actor-slng- months studytog engineering data Hats—S(»rf8—Jewelry Twenty-eight Japanese ships (Oontteoetf from h g s Om ) Cahir made unsuccessful efforts to ers Informed—not only In annual melt In your mouth. See how quickly Bauer was described as five feet er who was dismissed from the and personally inspected the site were destroyed in that battle and reach company .offldala to try ta reports but during the year—of It eases discomfort... nine Inches U ll, weighing 170 a number of timeis, then last 10 more damaged in an unsuccess­ three per cent of the total butter forestall the walkout. He acted the progress the firm is mak, and N av y last Tuesday for unfitness, relieves ranpy throat pounds and having brownish hair. was reclassified by bis draft board spring he made bis report. ful attempt to reinforce Japanese output In December, 1941. on orders from Governor McGrath. why. Irritation. 'Tty It, Sweaters—Luggage^ J. Leonard Johnson, chairman of troops on Guadalcanal and recap­ Food, Not Confection The union, in a move to avert Intense Interest ta Subject yesterday as "1-A, subject to It came, however. In the midst the board of the Housing Associa­ It seems that the mulU-flavor- physical examination,” A. H. Pier, ture the airfield from the Am eri­ the strike, telegraphed the O D T in That there is intense interest of the prolonged hearing of char­ I BEAUTIFUL SELECTION OF tion of Metropolitan Boston, said ed frigid moo-Juice is a food and board chairman, said. cans. Washington last night requesting In this subject w as shown this ges against State Highway (%m- in a sUtement last night that fire not a confection, which makes it Martin, who had served a-s Story Briefly Told that the order merging the serv­ week at a meeting of about 150 missioner William J. 0>x and H ur­ i LINEN AND COTTON HANDKERCHIEFS hazards had been found in many one of the necessities. Besides, the chief specialist in the N avy for 11 ices of the N ew Elngland Trans­ public relations directors of some ley announced that he would with­ The story of the second United dwellings and other buildings in frozen fluid will melt the resis­ months, reported to his draft portation company and the Inter- ,of the largest corporatlona in the hold publication lest it Influence States naval victory in little more all sections of Boston. tance of a lot of people who don't board immediately after his dis-. MEN’S AND BOYS’ / country. the course of that investigation. than two weeks was briefly told He said investigation had re­ get their milk any other way— center scam, either. ground. The AlUes reported a reported missing since the Satux^ over 1%. Mr. Claus and I alunys slight advance by. their ground day night Cocoanut Grove night FLU S.. .*Sevea Sweethearts” And-they have a full, roomy seat.” club fire that took 493 Uvea, ended please when we deliver Arrow shirts.” troops and indicated their fliers F R L . SAT. A N D S U N . 7 S e up were taking a mounting toll of en­ today in the morgue of aq under­ fS . 2 S up taking eatablisliment where the emy dead and wounded. oec.// ”A r o w handkerchielis, we've found, Bo low did the Allied airmen body .of the young Pittsbuigh otti. BUY BONOS AMD, STAMM sweep la their atUcks that the cer had lain for five daya put the finishing touch to any Chriat- FROM DEC. 7 to DEC 13 Japanese were reported firing at At the undertaking parlor, in mas package. T h e y 're deaigned b y the them with Trench mortars— with- the Roxbury district. It was said WE SELL BONDS smartest stylists in America, and their ou^rijpults, however. O u t the body had been placed with AND STAMPS HERE! others— tagged "to be called for by colors and patterns harmonize with the Navy.” Arrow shirts and ties. What’s more, W hen the body had not been Halt Strike removed today, the medical ex­ they ace eat man-aiae.” . . . 3 5 e up aminer was notified and idmitlfi- At Shipyard cation followed. Failure to find tte body of the young Officer, w to had |i— im m umMueui SHOW ,*.I0. (OMttooed been assigned to H arvard Uni­ Page O ae) versity, had led to N avy appeals for public aid in a search based volved in application of the W a r TOMY on the assumption that he might STATE Labor Board directive.” •ACRASUN. . have suffered from shock and brGce HARTFORD ooiiifo Me Without Uiilou Approval amnesia The workers started walking Steve Oppenheim Mont­ out Monday night—^without union at 8S ELUSON approval, leaders said— because clair avenue, Newark, N. J„ died o a v a a o M S Diamond quilts cover this they had not received pay boosts today at the Boston City hospital authorized by the WLB. from injuries suffered, during the WflSvMMM lE D lEW If beautiful jacket.. .perfect to fire. OHfM SvMi Nw Management and union saM T.'.'iTAMOUSBAND wear over your shoulders that inability to agree on how the workers should be classified—the « AIL |while resting in bed...or management tvanted four r ia m i. RHYTHM RHAPSODY REVUE the union two—had delayed put­ ■l.ir ■ i . ( • curled up in a chair. ting the new rates into effect Daniel Ring, labor chief for the F R E D E. ------PLUS Blue, Pink, Whits. 12 to 20.' am ouiLi swap Maritime commission, and W il­ m w Beweatleaal Story ■ . f ( j « PACv-fo cw>\. liam J. Buckley of Boston, Mew Of a Tamaltvoas 4)aarter— mnus ^soN. England AFL director, appealed WERNER Ceataiy efi Shame! 9 by radio last night for an immedi­ Iiutractor of INC. A luxurious red poinsetta print quilted all ate return to work 'and told the ^^United W e Stand** over this wide sweep robe.. .inside print men that by W LB orders no set­ tlement could be attempted until Piono and Organ to matd). White (mly. produetloa w as resumed. BINNY MFROFF BAND StBdio: f t o a m aGKiRAnA>j60( ewFVMei ror •tUJiOW SMMMTS North Carolina, with U,S05 152 Wsst Csnter Street llOK«VS-3UMHUN4BU*JUKflANN I miles of highways has the great­ ■UY lONDfi AND. STAMPS Lam M ta-m ocn -MaMGiAd Telephone est road mileage of any sUto of FROM DEf 7 >o DEC 1 f 2(7w//BANDS 7.^ \m SI mm[ the union. _

i r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CC '^. FRIDAT, DECEMBER 4 ,1 9 4 1 MANCHESTEk EVENING HEFALD. MANCHESTER. ^X)NN. FRroAY, DECEMBER 4,1941

cipitated a bitter Senate debate thought President Roosevelt was ALICE COEHAN D Dog Strikes *Pay Dh M ayGetJob over confirmation of the three likely to move before Christmas (Kaowa As qaeea AUm ) Reply G>mes . Stars in Emoi^nal Story Nurses’ Aides Midway Hero Return Forms Recreation new appointments, the question of toward a consolidation of some of SPIRITVAL MEDIUM Valuable Collection Digging for Skunk transferring the manpoweri duties these controls. If the president- Seventh Uanghter ot a Seventh I lines Rescue Sailors On Manpower to Byrnes was reported yo have does not act soon, he added, Con- Bom With n VeU. To 1918 Note Get Diplomas Here Tuesday On Conversion Center Items been brought under consideration. gresa might be expected to take Rendinga Dally, teelmUag Guthrto.'JIty., Dac. 4—(48— Relnetont to Add to Chores the initiative. 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Or.By A$. This j s ^ story about a dog menC In the Service el the After Japs Defeated Outgrowth of Hobby Tonight: Byrnes was represented as re­ Loses False Teeth thgUstruck "pay dirt” while Commercial Users of 6- 9—Junior boys' gams room Brynes May Be Asked luctant to add to his already pie for SO Venn. Answer to Query of Class of 15 Graduated Commander Kiefer to ylng to dig up a skunk it 169 Charch S t r ^ , Hartford, i More Than 10,000 open. E. S. and W. S. To Assume Task of heavy chores as chief policy mak­ East St. Louis, III.—(48—-An un­ made a grim sight with oil smear­ Here Last Evening; Antiques Gathered bv *• Present E Award t< had chased into a hole. -10—High School Basketball er on stabilization questions al­ Pbonrd-Odin Account ed thickly in hair, eyes and ears. College Girl Is One Bill Spurlin, who lives on a scarred veteran of World War 1, farm near here, reported that Gallons of Oil Warned game. 'Centralized Control. though'much of this work is close­ Seaman Edward F. Beck, 44, ia The only parts of the body not War Too Late. Names of Graduates. Country Doclor^S Wife I There are numerous personal Pioneer Parachutes 7- 8-^Women's Plunge Period. ly related to the manpower prob­ Soaplanes in nil covered were the hands and touches in the rooms—Mrs. Mur­ the dog unearthed a 50-cent back from North Africa, a casual­ ) ------8- 9—Men's Plunge Period. lem. bare feet which were bleached Depicts Evolution of phy's wedding picture hangs on Manchester residefits Will have piece while digging for the .'Hartford, Dac. 4 Industrial Washington, Dec. 4—(48—Re­ ty when his ship was torpedoed. Piddng Up Hartford, Dec, 4— UP) — Time The fourth Nurses' Aide class, 7-10—Bowling Alle.vB reserved ports circulated in Congreas today Charged with deciding general pure whiU and were tightly drawn the wall of the World War living an opportunity'^ see and meet skqpk. plants and comfhercial establish­ for Mr. Peloquin's group. He lost his false teeth. P.S. He S n r r i T o r s . and wrinkled from long under­ rolled back nearly fS years for numbering 15 members, was grad­ American Home. Several boys, who had aided that President Roosevelt might policy in connection with .wage, had his own in 1918. Mrs.-John A. McGuinn, West Hart­ room, and a large floor lamp with ments which used more than 10,- salary and price, controls, Byrnes' water exposure. Moat of them had uated last night in the chapel of a fancy shade came from the oiit of tiM.'flroat Naval heroes of in the chase, v took up the ask James F. Byrnes, the econom­ ford, today as she read a soldier's By CBris Enaonds the wiMAircraft Carrier U. S. S. Connecticut, today. Would Be “Assistant President” Orange Hall Inspecting Army cartridge belts Nearly 25 years ago she ran Articles in the exhi^'w ere pur­ Suspense Over in 10 Minutes ity over all agencies dealing with This is the sort of “assistant WUHana Hippie examined the plane and found of the church gave the graduates across some furniture of Civil war Yorktown, which was sunk in the Persona falling within this cate­ civilian workers as well as the Se­ for at the Russell Manufacturing com­ an inspiring talk -after the cere­ chased or cajoled largely In south­ great Midway battle several Parachutists Rest gory should apply to their local president" that some elements In 20 Reg:. Games At in the Solomon it* these names: pany in Middletown in the summer days. She brought it home sind western Michigmi^ but some were Hillsboro, O.— (/P) —Heartache, lective Service was ieported still Congress have been looking for, Francis Shaffer, Fort Smith, mony. went after more. She's still at It. months ago. boards for conversion forma if under contemplation. .$3 a Game for 2i>c Nov. 15— (Delayed)—(d*)— of 1918 while on vacation from picked up ^bbm es almig the east­ Was Severely Wounded they have not been received, Mr. suspense and great Joy came to particularly supporters of legisla­ Wedfliiigs, Funerals^ Ark.; Bob Brusco, Rainier, Ore.; To Start New Clans Today, Mrs. Kathryn Murphy is After Hard March Harry Woods within ten minutes. Mr. Roosevelt apparently had Ohl» have fled. SmiUi college, she enclosed this Yesterday's gn'aduation brings ern seaboard. While assisting in the escape of Friend oeclared, and should take tion to create an office of war. 2 Free Games! Kntry Porter, Greenville, N. C.; note in the compartment of a belt: a recognized authority on early Most'' of Mrs. Murphy's travel- He heard a news broadcast that hoped to bring this about by mak mobilization. This office would made another desperate names but no address of R. D. to 54 the total number of women American furnishings and owns a the crew of the big carrier from immediate steps toward oonver ing Ickes secretary of labor, trans­ 7 Specials! Anniversaries "I inspect these belts and Just ipg^in Michigan was done on foot the doomed vessel. Commander Atlanta, Dec. 4— (48 — More Sion, if possible. The petroleum five United States transports were have a director authorized to mo­ ipt last night and early this PeOt. O, S. Porter, G E. Wright, wondered who would receive this who have accepted the call for furniture display depicting the sunk in the fight for North Africa. ferring Miss Frances Perkins from bilize all economic resources, in­ L, L. Tudor, and M. J . Ziegler. emergency nurse training in Man­ "You see, I couldn't use the car Kiefer was severely wounded by than 600 parachute troopers from situation in New England 1s very Sweepstake! ig to land troops and eqiUp- one.” home life of Americans during the because the doctor might need it The crew of one, the Joseph that post to Federal security ad- cluding manpower, facilities, ma­ Est. 1922 ° Pushed Off Into Water chester and a new class will be war years from Colonial,-^ days shrapnel from aerial Jap bombs Toccoa, Ga„ rested here today critical, he warned, and plants not .$5 Door Prize! on American-held Ouadal- That was Aug. 2, 1918. for an emergency," she explained. after a 115-'mile, three-day, forc­ Hewes, had included his son Hugh. minl.strator and naming the FSA terials and technical and scientific We finally neared the destroyer started by Mrs. Spencer on Jan. through World War I^.--^he tk and has been hospitalize since engaged in war industry will be chieftain, Paul V. McNutt, as sec .\l.5.3 Eldridjfe Street Lleotenant Finds Note Donna Reed and Ann Harding In a tender scene from^.Metro- Mrs. Murphy's children are that Naval encounter. Upon his ed march under full equipment, in­ among the first to feel the effects Woods went walking . . . en- knowledge for military and essen­ island. Again our Naval with all ten survivors still on the Last week the college registrar's Goldwyn-Mayer's latest, "Eyes In The Night,” with Edward Arnold 4. All women Interested in join­ known as “the ant^utT queen of counted a young man in Navy uni­ retary of interior. tial civilian needs. threw th m back. plane and alive. None seemed seri­ ing this class next month are in­ grown now—they are Mary 20, return to duty Commander Kiefer cluding machine-guns. of any reduction in fuel oil rations Phone 8486 office received a letter from Lieut. playing at the State Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. America.” ' and Norman, Jr., 21, now In the They marched in fog, rain, sleet form. It was Hugh—home on fur­ When this plan was abandoned Senator Pepper (D-Pla), one of A s I write this, four large Jap- ously Injured except for some vited to register at the Red Cross will be promoted to the rank of to industrial plants. largely because it might have pre­ of the authors of this bill, said he transports Us beached and Lawrence Burdick of the Army The exh i^ , 'which Mrs. Murphy Army—but when they were little captain.' and hail, through soggy fields and By this time, he said, every lough. bums. The destroyer's whaleboat Signal corps. He had found the headquarters. values at -well over $100,000, will along concrete highways. Some on the northwest coast came near the plane. One by one Member of Clans she took them with her on an­ To Present Pennant user of more than 10,000 gallons Ousiaalcanal. We understand note from Mary Walsh, Harfleld be turned over to the Museum of tique hunts. Commander Kiefer will present had to catch up after falling out of oil per year should have re­ the survivors pushed off into the House, Smith college. John Lamenzo Members of the graduating Science and industry in Rockefel­ briefly to nurse sore feet. Naval forces, Including bat- water. They drifted a short Overnight News class were: Miss . Mary Ambulos, "We must have covered a cou­ the Army-Navy "E ” pennant to ceived conversion fornu. A copy of the letter forwarded to ler Center, New York, after the ple of thousand miles,” she said. When the commander, Col. and aircraft, have been distance and were picked up. They Mrs. Eileen Barrett, Mrs. Florence war. Henry R. Mallory, president of the The blanks should be completed the remainder of the Mrs. McGuinn by the coUege said As Mrs. Murphy's collection Pioneer Parachute Company and Robert F. Sink, made a talk at as rapidly as possible, and should i niust have hated to hit that salt that the belt was issued to him at Is in Service Of Connecticut Carroll, Mrs. Sarah Cheney, Mrs. The display, dressed up by the hike's end he congratulated those transports and support- water again. All that could talk Marie Fontana, Mrs. Sarah Hoff­ grew, she conceived the idea of ar­ Colonel George E. Lovell, U. S. be returned to the local War Price warships, which are retiring Fort Monmouth, N. J., but be had By Aaoclated Frees use of wax figures wearing auth­ ranging complete period rooms. who fell out: thanked us “for the lift." One yell­ man, Mrs. Mildred Holland, Mrs. Army, of Bradley Field, Windsor "When you fell, you fell face and Rationing Board as soon as Ihe northwest, and that many ed: “See you in Tokyo” before had no occasion to look it over un- entic clothing of each period, in­ With financial assistance from Dr. Locks, will present the first "E " possible, he declared, even though tU he arrived at a foreign front 'Virginia Kinney, Mrs. Grace Mc­ cludes a colonial parlor; an im­ forward.” Uncle Sam Says ^‘The Next Best Investment ^tbe enemy shiph have been Jumping from the wing. Local Resident a Major Hartford—Members of the Con­ Dermott, Mrs- Doris McCartney, D. L. Cole, a Bangor dentist she X merit pin to J. Floyd Smith, vice 15 days are allowed in which to some “5,000 miles away.” necticut Association of Boards of perial parlor; a Victorian parlor, started her room-by-room collec; Perry and I had our first cig­ In the U. S. Public Mrs. Carolyn Olender, Mrs. Mar­ dining room, bedroom and kitchen; president and chief engineer Of furnish the information. Blanks Sw ing last night I again saw arette and then took off again. We Education yesterday elected Rog­ tion. the company. niust be returned within this pe­ h trNnendous flames and flashes ion Smith, Mrs. Gladys Wilkinson, a Civil war parlor, bedroom and WAACs Organize scouted again to the west but did Health Department. er B. Ladd of Hartford as presi­ Mrs. Ruth Carlberg and Mrs. So­ Three rooms which she furnish­ TWO employees of the plant, riod, he warned, or Issuance of guns in the channel in the dent to succeed Wilbert Snow of kitchen; a Gay Nineties parlor ed for the museum of science and not see any more survivors. An Production Board phie Wintz. and bedroom; and a World war Mrs. Grace Brown and Thomas fuel oil coupons to the firm will be To Red Flannels’’ Is A New * Icanal, Savo and Tulagi is- incongruoua sight was two black Middletown. Other officers chosen industry in Chicago established Blanchard, will accept merit pins held up. sn a as the United States John Lamenzo of 19 Jean Road, Upon graduation the nurses parlor. Military Police natives paddling across the chan­ are Lloyd R. Wheeler of Bridge­ aides pledge that they will give her reputation as “the antique in behalf of the plant employees. The office of the Petroleum Co- tdasted at Japanese trying nel in a log boat We saw the bow Orders Are Listed employed for several years by the port, secretary, and Orrin P. Kil- Each room is complete from queen of America.” Town Treasurer George H. Wad­ ordinatbr. War Production Board bring in transports. 150 hours of nursing service a rugs on the floor to knick-knacks Daytona Beach, Fla., Dec. 4^— of a destrqyer Bticking atraight Hartford Accident A Indemnity boum of Simsbury, treasurer. year for three years in return for Her current exhibit boasts of 12 dell will act as master of ceremo­ and the Office of Price Adminis­ Two Traaoports Burning out of the water to a height of They will serve for two years on the whatnot shelves. The Civil complete rooms. Last summer she (/F)—Women “MP's” made their dawn came this third day of Company, has been granted a the excellent training given. nies and the orchestra of the first appearance in the armed tration are combining in the cam­ about 20 feet . Hartford, Dec. 4—^The follow­ Speakers Included Dr. Alonzo G. war kitchen even has a bootjack and her daughter Mary took the Coast Artillery band will play dur­ paign and every firm which can continuous Naval and air leave of absence to accept a com­ for grandfather's use in removing entire exhibit on a tour of state forces of the United States today over a wide area of the I suggested over the phone to ing orders have been issued by Grace, state commissioner of edu­ ing the ceremony. as the Second WAAC Training convert from fuel oil to some other Perry that we head over to Guad­ the War Production Board and mission as major in the United cation; Acting President Victor L. his shoes. fairs in Milwaukee, Topeka, and IS, I saw two Japanese Before his assignment to active center here placed its own mili­ fuel must make plans to do so at alcanal beach to take a cloee look sent to the District WPB offices; States Public Health Service, a Butterfield of Wesleyan and Prof. Pick Co-Chairmen A treasured object is a Franklin Oklahoma Caty, sea duty, Commander Kiefer was once. torts burning and two others branch of the armed service. tary police into the field. lUised near the beach. Then at the burning Jap transports. Hs L-23-C, amendedv. domestic cook­ George S. Counts, dean of Teach­ stove, built by Elenjamin Franklin "And if there's one thing I resident Naval Inspector of the Adhering closely to the non- E. B. Harvey, Industrial special FUR COAT W k ships were dispatched with or- turned in his cockpit grinned and ing appliances, permits comple­ Is Hartford Office ers' Ck>llege, Columbia. For Church Supper himself. Mrs. Murphy says there is know better than antiques,” said United Aircraft Company, East combatant policy of the corps, 1st attached to the Hartford Dis to palish th m off. They did pulled bis trigger finger back and tion of coal, wood cooking and Hartford—Three members of only one other stove by this dis­ Mrs. Murphy, "it's how to pack Hartford and was instrumental in however, they are armed only trict WPB office, said today that combination ranges for which all Mr. Lamenzo's specialty with tinguished maker still in existence, work well and all soon were forth and said "Bang-Bang-Bong” the insurance firm has been Occu­ the Hartford county bar who re­ them so they won't get broken." setting up the inspection plans for with a whistle, a flashlight and a he has been informed that firms over the phone. He knew better. parts in proceA or delivery to or cently have been elevated to new the Pioneer Parachute Company brassard in the gold and green of­ and-lndividuals in this district who on account of Federal Public pational DiseaMs and Industrial Mrs. James Harrison of Russell into the second The Japs might still shoot at us Hygiene. The U. 8. Public Health positions in the state's Judiciary at its organization. ficial colors of the WAACs. have received blanks have been f j c / pUoied by Lieut. from the burning ships and also Housing Authority, effective, street and Mrs. Max KasuUcl of slow In returning them. Similar re ■ to ta December 2. Service has assigned him imme­ were honored, last night at a din­ Center street will serve as co- Also their chief function is one (Patches) Perry, of probably had anti-aircraft guns diately to the Connecticut Depart­ ner attended by some 200 lawyers Animal Tonguca of assistance to their fellow ports have been received from the Buy One Of These / who flies as ex- ashore. However, we had a good L-223, hard facing materials, chairmen of the annual supper and WAACs rather than a disciplinary New Haven and Bridgeport WPB s restricts delivery to preference ment of Health, Division of In­ and Judges. Feted were Justice sale of St. Maiy’s Ladies Guild, be wiM to break bron- view throughout our patrol of the EM win C. Dickenson of Wethers­ Roots of the tongues of ihost one, as WAAC officials say the districts. burning Japanese transports. One ratings of' AA-5 or higher, re­ dustrial Hygiene, with headquar­ scheduled for Thursday evening, Ariaona randies. We had ters in Hartford. This division is field, Supreme Court atk Errors; skulls, but that of the giant ant- women soldiers as a vhole are so to pick up sulvlvors. Over was near the northwest tip of stricts Inventories, effective De­ December )0 in the part^ hall of eater is anchored to its breast well behaved that no MP's would Mosquitoes are associated ■with cember 2. made up of doctors, chemists and Superior CMurt Judge Charles J. St. Mary's church. They will be WARNING! Fine Coats Specially battle area, the water was a Guadalcanal, the second several bone. be needed on that score. malaria. M-19, amended, chlorine, estab­ engineers familiar with industrial McLaughlin of West Hartford, assisted by the majority of the of oQ littered with boxes, miles to the east. Along the former attorney general and state sheU essss, life .-aftA life coast, and the other two close ^ lishes allocation control, use PD- hygiene especially as it relates to GuSd members in preparing the 190 and 191, effective December mrnnrtrlal output in wartime. He tax commissiener; Willieutt C. Shea various dishes aha serving ' the Drive Safely In Dim-Out .Areas. of lumber and oth- gether -stiil-further~sut. Three of Manchester, minority .leader in were burning from stem to stem 1. graduated from Manchester High .meal from six to seven o'clock. M-101, amended, mica, estab­ school in 1918 and is a graduate the state Senate who will be sworn The menu decided upon is chick­ Equip Your Car With Officially Priced This oovered the outer area be- and one was blazing aft. Large in as a Superior Court Judge here the northwest tip of Guadal- lishes allocation control, use forms of Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, N. Y. en pie, mashed potatoes and tur­ columns of smoke were coming PD-325 and 480, effective, Decem­ Saturday. and Savo island. Many land- from below their decks. This present appointment will nips, boiieu onions, celery, cran­ ber 2. New Haven—The promotion of Approved boata and whale boate picked . SooM Japs Om necessitate no change in Mr. La- berry' sauce, rolls, coffee, apple and P-98-C, Petroleum, permits sale menzo's residence, 19 Jean Road, L, M. Nelson, officer In charge of squash pies. All the pies and Burrlvora whUe they were ^ saw a few of the'i personnel between operators of excess ma­ to the eaet scurrying on the deck of one of where he lives with his wife and Navy recruiting in Connecticut vegetables will be cooked at the Week-End Only terials from stocks of Inventories three children. from lieutenant to lieutenant com­ church, and to assist the commit­ Peer Cloaely At Debris them but the others appeared to in accordance with Priorities travelled low over the water, be abandoned. Loss of life on mander was announced here last tee with its plans it will be neces­ Regulation 13, effective, Decern-1 night. sary that all reservations be made eloeely at the debrie. We the tightly-packed tramiports her 1. 7 " era! Ufeleee bodies with must have been tsirlflc. A few before Monday night and returns School Seen Cloak made to Mrs. Clarence Johnson, DIM-OUTS m s and legs outstretched surviving troops may have got but we had to pick ashore but I am positive no equip­ Ford Delivering 4988, who has charge of ticket dis­ i u m i B V the IMng flint. ment or supplies were landed. Farewell Parly For Job' Selling c? tribution. Mrs. James Kilpatrick On Sale Here The flint live man we saw was All through our flight, radio and Mrs. Henry Lord will have eHnging to a raft. We went messages had dinned into our ears, By Associates Giant Bombers charge of decorations in the dining and waved we would pick him giving rescue Instructions to boats Los Angeles. Dec. 4.— —A U. room. Mrs. Albert Lindsay and Mrs. The Jap eailor hid behind the and planes and messages to our S. Maritime commission inspector EYE-CATCHING protebly thinking we were attacking fotoes further out Sud­ N. Arthur W. Johnson. Jr., of Detroit, Dec. 4—(.iP)—Giant con­ Jowp' Kennedy will preside at the Depot Square. Garage to ehoot him. We circled denly I beard a ,voice say: “Five 48 Walnut street was the guest of and four others are under arrest solidated B-24 E bomber planes apron table. Mrs. Joseph Johnston Tax and once more he hid. Zeros approaching—all seaplanes honor last night at a farewell on Federal indictments charging are being delivered to the govern­ and Mrs. Gordon Fogg at the Ernest Roy, Prop. ot Perry then gave up trying return to base.” • party given tii -hls honor by fellow they sold Jobs to several hundred ment at the Ford Willow Run fancy work table and Mrs. John 241 No. Main Street Telephone 511S Included save the Jap and continued Perry whipped the plane around workers of the A. and P. Super shipyard workers for fees aggre­ bomber factory. Darling and Mrs. Clarence John­ DRESSES iking for our own men. An un' so fast I almost was Jerked out Market. Main street. He will leave gating between $25,000 and $50,- This was disclosed today to a son at the candy and - food table. !/ - 000 . Jap ie dangerous in i and we headed for home. Soon tomorrow for Marine Corps train­ group of news- writers, including a Yes! 'Ilicy're eye-catch­ ition Uke th at On anothsr trip I saw the Zeros in combat with ing at Parris Island, S: ,C. Dur­ Seized by Federal , Bureau of score from the nation's capital, ing and compliment- V* w t itenant Perry had stopped to our Grumman Wildcat fighters. . ing the evening he received a Investigation agents at Long who visited the great victory as catching, too, these up a Jap. The Jap tried un- One of our seaplane group, purse of money. Beach, Calif., last night were the part of an industry tour. The lovely Holiday dresses. piloted by U eut (JG ) George W. Johnson graduated from Man- inspector, Charles W. Held; W. F. writers also learned officially that Flattering in every re­ ~1y to smash a wing with Moffett, described as a former tire Stnb. So now Perry is wary, Polk. New York city, and former­ cliester High School In the class production is expected to reach it* spect and such a hand­ ly of The New York Herald-Tri­ of 1940 and was associated with shop operator; O. B. Bartlett. peak some time during the latter some gift for the one Certified Savings of SnSor Waving Weakly James F. Thornton, Identified as a £ Ws ao ENCHAN-nNG brown muskrat that looks Uke mink Ininus had seven men aboard. We 1 ' V/ Its perishability. Buy during this great ged to get tyto of the strong-, at once. Binploywl woman GIFTS OF GLAMOROUS men onto the wings where they Weds in New York and amplo]rad man who naad. tically impossible after a V . " - DAINTY UNDIES sale and save! srei^ out on both sides to dis- cash can gat a loan of $10 $ 7-95 to $ 12.50 - w e Bbute the weight. to $300 on Just thair tigna- r Xmas. I - Too W««k to Hold Canteen (Special to the Hei«M) tiira elona. Fsymonti aro • i Pretty Nightie»—for HOUSECOATS One man on the pontoon was New York. Dec. 4—William Ber­ t esntibly arrangad as jrou wish pleasant dreams, Worthy of the only girl in nurlng for water, so 1 got out nard Apel, 23, of SO Biaaen street, 11,49 to $3.98 OTHER WONDERFUL FURS AT THIS LOW |r«ante«B and held it to his mouth. Manchester, Conn., now serving la tham on a monthly basia A the world. Tailored Satins, loan of^ $100 coM $20.60 Silk Robes Double Quilted Crepes, Cor­ X passed R back to another the United States Navy,'Sad Mias PRICE OF $198 Ha tried to drink but was Dorothy O'Donnell, 20, of 85 whan promptly rai>aid in 12 9 Gift Pajamas duroy, Chenille and Cottons. weak to hedd the canteefi. It Church street, Wethersfield, (Tonn., monthly consacutiva install- All colors ahd for all ages. wiants of $10.05 oach. of Slick Satin, $2.98 Platinum Grey Chekiang Camcal — Nalfunil Rare Opossum. , Great C o a t- I overboard. secured a marriage licease at the youthful style aRd color! wear it over everything, anytime! i^e took aboard three more in Muaicipal building here yesterday. . Wa walcomo all applica- $13-50 next bour—making a total of The couple said they would be tions—avan H yoe’ro now in Also FUmnels, Warm Natural Red Fox Glamour Coat — rich, $229 SaWe Blended Squirrel Ja ck e ti^ Lleutstiant Perry kept taxiing Bmrried immediately; w n tall pelts, beautiful color! soft, luxurious! tho noighberlioed or if you Keller's Robes will flatter him *"S T g M 5 E Knits and Crepes. 5 3 *®® to Norweglaa Blue Fox Glamour Coat—^the toward a destroyer In Mr. Apel, the son of WUUaai hsva racantly startsd a naw Natural Cat Lyn.x—youthful coat, beau­ see. and Viola Porter Apel, was bom and give him new ease and com­ height ef elegance! job. Bithareamofaiarphona. $ 1 0 . 9 8 Ermine Dyed Blond .Muskmt—new color tifully spotted—young, sniart! of the rescued men were In Fitchburg, Mass. Hie bnde- fort on the fireside front. Lovely Slips— $229 N'atumI Chinese Kidskin—versatile, to get onto the wing and elect, a native of Hartford, ia the Tailored or •filling that’s became very popular. Sturdy furl on the pontoon, hpIlcaUoa: One Ik n. Brawn. M y GIFT BOXED ■to funken dentr^rs. quart of gaaoUae to opq^te Alt roOTWEAR Fm eo —X-RAY BQUIPMeHT Mtejnefluto. Ih sg cigar tlgliter for a year, •)'S. [ 4 "•

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4.1942 P *r.R MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4. 194» cows with the producUon plan­ years ago when an /attempt was directed that all freight cars In ners, for two reasons: They are Assign Quotas Zoning Board Advice on Buying Rev. Daniels made to raise the standard of liv­ Norway be shipped to Germany-^- Outpi/t of -Munitions deliberately set impossibly high to brld News Monopoly ing and working conditions, and presumably because of a severe spur producUon: and second, (hey - T . B I. 1 S II X A R D W A R K C O 4^iven Housetvivea promote a better feeling between shortage of rolling stock in the change as the strategic picture of On War Bonds Names Martin By The Associated Press Guest Speaker the overseers and the laborers. Reich. the war changes. Rev. Daniels said a staff of nine Is Nearly Quadrupled Already' the "blueprint for Sia‘aiaism,a;*« » ■ -a-a a « a * " Is Upset by Crusade ■ . ^ from the Council has charge of victory” goals set by Presi­ Vlanchester Resident Former Selectman to There is plenty of good food If this work, «nd tries to see that dent Boosevelt for aircraft Paint s . i S e e d s || FarmTools Mill Sujflilles j we buy wisely. Center Church Assistant they have the right kind of recre­ ■Mpped to battle aonea. Other and tanks In 1942 have been Requested to Invest ert R. McOormidk of The Chicago Fill Vacancy in the The Connecticut Department 9} ation for their leisure hours, and In Terms of Production war plants need that metal. revised downward. Instead of 'ealed iarPablication Tribune, and Oswald Garrison Vil- Agriculture and the State Defense Speaks Before Mem* more sanitary living conditions. Tbo new Absence of one or two parts haa buUdlBg 60,000 planes this $90,937 in December. ! i I *■ Book by Kent Coo- lard, formerly publisher of The Board of Appeals. council provide the following in­ hers of the D. A. R. Formerly they drank water from United States 45 . Per - , delayed delivery of bombers in cor- year the aircraft Industry New York Post and once a mem­ formation on the best buys at lo­ a dipper and pail, while now wa­ 3 -DIMRNSION Cent at War Year After ' tain plants in 1942; on the other will build a leaser number ot Hartford, Dec. 4 — The United ber of the board of directors of cal atores. planes whose total striking Associated Press Richard Martin, of Harvard Mrs. Robert Leslie Cooper, vice- ter coolers are provided, and nu­ hand, some parts have been pro- States Treasury has called upon The Associated Press. Road, former- member of the Meats: Ground meat, spare merous other Inlpiovements have GLOVI Pearl Harbor. duced in such lavish supply that force on the enemy will be Goieral Manager. ribs, .stewing cuts. regent of Orford Parish Chapter, been made for the comfort of factorlM have four or five months’ greater than that of 60,000 Connecticut to Invest (14,700,000 i « Board of Selectmen and municipal Fiaii: Flounder, pollock. during December In War Savings Daughters of the American Revo­ these tobacco workers while they 10-25 .ln..lO By Storting Oraen inventory ahead. planea of the type being turn­ St;W«w York, Dec. 4—(*>)—A 20- government research worker, was Vegetables: Kale, snap beans, lution, presided at the December are in our state. The pictures To. balance output of parts with ed out 12 months ago. Bonds, It was announced today by t < • ' Canadians Reduce appointed to the Zoning Board of winter squash, escarole. Washington, Dec. 4—(ST—One SUte Administrator Philip Hewea. cnuw5e which broke up the meeting yesterday in the absence sho^^-n by Rev. Daniels gave the weapons and output of weapons The tank picture is similar. It Appeals last night by the Zoning Fruits: Grapefruit, apples, tan­ D. A. R. members a good Idea of year after Pearl Harbor America with strategic needs is Nelson’i became evident that self-propelled This amount, it was empboslxed . and moat powerful world mo- Prices on Foods Commission. gerines. of the regent, Mrs. William G. arUUery and mobile anti-tank wea­ by Administrator Hewea, Is Irres- oC the 19th century and Crawford. The meeting was Jield the different processes in cultivat­ Is 46 per cent at war In terms of Immediate concern; whether he or Mr. Martin succeeds Edward F. ing and harvesting the annual to­ the armed services do It remains pons were fully as important in a pecUve of the new Victory I»aa ned newa aourcea of the world Taylor, secretary of the Appeals in the lower social room of the production. balanced war machine. We'll make issues made available by the Treas- Ottawa, Dec. 4—(Jf)—In a pre Y. M. C. A., and the members were bacco crop In the Connecticut val­ to be seen, as they wresUe for con­ all newa agenclea waa revealed Board, who died recently, Proxy Marriage ley. More Important, the araenal of trol, but vigorous strides in that less than the 45,000 tanks that the jjry earlier in the week. It repre­ Christmas gift to ease the strain la Well Qualified greeted by Mrs. F. F. Spencer of democracy ha* passed In the President called for this year, but sents the amount that must bs 'to.(ha publication of "Bar- of the high cost of living on the the hostess committee. Small cupcakes, nuts and tea twelve-months from making toola direcUon will take place In 1943. Have You Looked Around Our Store Mr. Martin is well qualified to ^ . 6. Streamlining of WPB: Around their equivalent In other hard-hit' raised by the sale of Series E, the Down." the first book writ- consumer’s purse, the Canadian serve on the Zoning Board of Ap­ Barred by State The guest speaker was Rev. were served from an attractive and planU to making "things that ting mobile units wlU be produced. low denominaUon War Savings government is taking direct action Gibson H. Daniels, who is to have buffet table by Mrs. Frank Spen­ the new “controled materials by Kent Cooper, general man- peals due to his intimate knowl­ MANtS shoot.” ^ ^ plan” for distributing scarce metal Ship Goal To Be Met Bond. With the transfer of the of The Aaaoclated Prew. to give the nation cheaper coffee, edge of Manchester and Its muni­ Hartford, Dec. —William charge of pastoral duties during cer, Mrs. Jeanette Buckland and The fact that munitions output The goal of 8,000,000 dead­ Series F and O bonds to the Vic­ Carefully In The Last Few Weeks? teh, oranges and milk. December at the Center Congre­ Mrs. C. R. Burr. The latter was In to war plants, WPB is rebuilding ~When, in 19l), Cooper became cipal setup, gained while serving C. Welling, director of the Vital has nearly quadrupled since the its own organizaUon. weight tons of cargo ships will be tory Loqn Committees, War Saw BUd with the ramificationa The new assault on the cost of as a member of The Herald staff, Statistlce Bureau, State Health gational church here. As a field charge of refreshments in the ab­ Japanese assault on the Pacific is met. It would have been exceed^ ings Committees aill concern ____atrangth of the world newa living, to be effected by reducing covering the municipal depart­ Department, reported today a eud- worker of the Congregational sence of the chairman of the hos­ one measure of success in arms The complex "OMP" Ma­ ed by about 100 ships. Admiral themselves only wdth the B bonds. We now have many additional item s on display above our reiniVar display duties Of taxes or by outright sub­ Council of churches In the state, tess committee, Mrs. W. G. Craw­ production, but the fact that the chinery, expected to give the While the December quota la l^avniopoly held by certain Euro- sidies, was announced last night ments and later as a member of den rise in requests for permission Howard L,. 'Vickery, vice chairman For comfort and Irimnsst ol cabinets. They may be out of your reach but any clerk will be glad to show them ean newa agencies, a struggle to the Board of Selectmen. to marry by proxy in Connecticut. he gave an informative talk, and ford. United Staten can land an expe­ govemmeat Ironclad control of the MarlUme commission, said lower than November, It does not by Finance Minister J. L Ilsley, showed colored slides of the work ditionary force on foreign rtiores, over the flow of materials, de­ loot during llioM Isbura hours to you. orrect the rituatlon began which who estimated that the cost to the Recently Mr. Martin was called A half dozen anonymous tele­ last week, except that ”we had to mean a lessening of War Sayings Btinued for two decades. The in conference by Willlard B. phone inquiriee, one in behalf of that has been carried on In the to­ American-armed and American- mands delloato admInIstratioB put two of our yards on work for activities for Administrator Hewea IhsM "Cbmour" ifippars ora ated Press, in order to get Treasury might run up to (40,000,- bacco growing sections of Connec­ Take Norwegtan Freight Cara equipped, 1s a better measure. and a close-knit orgonlzatton. points out that greater effort than 000 a year. Rogers and Charles S. House a eoldier in Australia, have al­ A conUnuing process of weeding the Navy.” just ths tMngl Just a reminder that there are no restrictions on the use of Indoor Xmas newt of the foreign monopoly. when the pension plan for muni­ ready been rejected under a 1940 ticut. '•'here each season hundreds It means. In the worde of New, secret aircraft goals for ever before will be essenUal In Itself under contract to fur- Coffee Is to be reduced four of colored students from the London, Dec. 4.—(F)—Reuters, one of the War Prodoctlon out WrB misfits will continue order to attain the quota. Heavy tree and other decorative lighting effects. Fill in your present set or secure ths cents a pound, tea 10 cents a pound cipal employees was dafted. ruling by Attorney General Fran­ aUa-WoKI through 1943. Unless something 1043 have been transmitted to the news of the United States The new Zoning Board of Ap­ cis A, Pallotti. Southe.m States are employed. in a dispatch from Stockholm, boaid’a top offlctals, that "tke Donald M. Nelson by the Pres! sales of the high denomination Fs and milk tworcents.a quart from Is Ten Years Old like the proposed “Office of War and Gs helped in the past to bol­ new ones you may need. J:!lb the foreign pool. current retail prices. peals appointee is a native of “Marriage by proxy Is banned quoted The Svenska Dagbladet to­ Sunday punch Is oombig and dent. These and the other 1943 KINNEY C tx ^r interested the directors Eluex Junction, Vermont and is a The work waa started about 10 day as saying the Germans had It’a not far away.” Mobilization” Is superimposed on obJecUves will be altered, how­ ster low sales of E bonds In some Orange prices are to be put in this state,” Mr. Welling said. Broadside By next year’s anniversary of the exisUn’g structure of war places, but hereafter only E series 903 Main St. WeMon Bld^' VM Tba AaaocUted Press in endeav- back to-about the levels of Sept­ graduate of the University of On March 4, 1940, the attorney agencies, there probably 'will be no ever, whenever the chiefs of staff nting to break the control of the ember and October, 1941. No offi­ Vermont. Pearl Harbor nearly 80 per cent feel the production emphasis sales will be credited towards liAatnational news held by the ceneral advised Dr. Stanley H. of the country’s entire outlay for major sbakeup. But the turnover community or county quota. cial figures were given but in Osborn, state health commis­ GLOVES of execuUves and subexecutives In should be changed to weapons bet­ great European newa agen- September, 1941, Oranges were goods and services will be going ter suited to the Job in hand. "If the War Savings Committees -Reuters of London, Havas of sioner, that the request of a New for war purposes, by latest WPB WPB recently reached a rate of In Connecticut continue the fine being sold for 25 to 35 cents a York laan for permission to ar­ If You Hold a Certificate We Have around 50 a month and probably So tor, mock American and Wolff of Berlin. At a doxen. Dimoiit to Hit esUmate, as compared with to­ •quipmcnt has had to be kept work they have been doing, I am leal Ume in the effort. Cooper range a marriage between His day’s 45 per cent. will grow rather than diminish In this country for training; certain,” Mr. Hewes said, "that we In addition, the finance minister daughter and a man in Brazil by for a Ume, informed officials say. to the United Press As- said, the government was instruct­ Caucus Night Difference Will Be Greater much of that exported hasn’t will fill our quota. We know Con­ .tions of New York that The proxy could not be granted. Both $ 2 ^ But In terms of military impact 6. Cracking down on violators: had ttrae to reach the combat necticut reached Its quota for the ing the Wartime Prices and'Trade parties, he said, must be present New Tires Recsy> Tires WPB feels its enforcement ma­ ated Press and The United Board to examine measures for on the enemy the difference will areas;, and it has had to be first time in October, and we are Exciting News for the Ladies! sign an agreement that •within the Jurisdiction of Con­ ■sepaqt be tremendously greater, for a chinery has been built up to the spread tMn over the whole reasonably certain we reached it reducing the profit margins of Hartford Dec. 4.—(/P)—The tra­ necticut.” This state also requires dfsn ■ • seiiM no-dns Ha'll get plenty of an{oymant scale needed to get compliance Ither would make nor maintain some retail dealers in beef "to rea­ swifUy Increasing share of war world. In November. There is no reason SKclusive contracts with any ditional biennial caucus night at a blood test taken- in Connecticut New Bicycles ‘uafM.dn|m ‘tnn|t eng jo out of o pair of IhaM roomy expenditures wlU be . going Into with its orders. So far 18,000 In­ With the United NaUons taking why we should fail in December.” sonable limits for the benefit of the state capitol—the eve before laboratory before a license may *P*N '^"t4 uojmoa eaie vestigations turned up 4,500 esses 'Hie quota assigned to Manches­ ipean news. the consumer.” ’ ’ pu n mod If oi asoi* comfortable ilippanl Flaxibio warplanes, artlUery, ships, tanks the offensive and choosing their Aided BIse of Hitler the new General Assembly con­ be Issued. leather solai.. i rubber heeltl and ammunition; lesa and less of ot 'violaUons. own theaters of war, the Ameri ter is (90,937. venes—promises to fade to a very The Navy chaplain's office at We Will Recap Your Tires •iqi edaqtaid sisnad Suspension Paoalties Imposed At an earlier date, "Barriers ipuf-api* i^ a i-n n | omx the war effort -wUl be devoted to can mass producUon technique dllscloaea Cooper advanced faint likeness of its former self Pearl Harbor last month asked Briiiff them in the morning and yon can have them machine tools, plants, cantonments Where penalties were imposed, will be felt in full and perhaps de­ Trsnsfrired to Reserve idea of the Versailles treaty Forms Are Sent next month. Blame It on the war. the attorney general whether men in the afternoon. and the other non-shooting stuff they took the form of suspension cisive weight on the battlefields of for a free press and In peacetime, every light, inside in service could marry their girls which had to be produced before orders, which withhold material 1943. Hartford. Dec. 4—(ff)—Among I SILB^OS NEW and GREATER . and outside the capitol is turned on back in the state by trans-Paclflc from the offending manufacturer the many transfers listed by the im of international newa ex- To Big Oil Users for the event, but the only lights SHELL GAS SHELL OIL K IN N E Y ’/ mosB producUon of arms could His efforts, backed only radio telephone. Judge Pallotti ^ IN D M D IM L take place. __ or dealer for a Ume. These have Prisoners on Torpedoed Ship Connecticut State Guard In Its his own voice, were unauccess- that will be shining on^January 5. sent the chaplain a copy of Con­ culfeofUngm-himt Under the whip of WPB been comparaUvely few, because Special Order No. 84 Is one au­ 1943, fWll be the necessary interior 903 Main St. Weldon BMg. WPB doesn't like to put a war. The news barriers placed All applicants who have filed ones. necticut’s marriage laws with the Chalrnum Donald M. Nelson, London, Dec. 4—(;P)—A Reuters thorizing Private Boleslaus Mon- d Osrmany by Havas and for fuel oil on forms 110 1 and 1102 explanation that he has no proper the problem of coni'ertlng producer out of business even for dispatch from Lourenco Marques kiewlcz, of Company L, Second Due to the dimout, PuMlc Works niLER’S MEN’S WEAR a month or two. n Kn»r the First World and using oil in excess of 10,000 Commissioner George E. Burke power to give him an opinion. Campbell’s Service Station civilian factortea Into araenals reported today that more than 700 Battalion, to be transferred to the gallona annually have been sent ‘This office has cooperated in • has been licked. Industry has In virtually all cases, however, Italian prisoners of war were State Guard Reserve. Private 'ar, the book points out, oontrtb- said yesterday that the legislative ~ to Hitler’s rise to power and Conversion Survey Reports by these marriages only where it was Cor. Main St. and Middle Tpk. Tel. 6161 been converted or la w ^ on discovery of the violation and the aboard a British steamer torpe Monkiewicz expects to be busy Women’s Apparel Dept chambers and committee rooms Read Herald Advs. eventual outbreak of thepres- War Price and Rationing Board considered that vital need for the the way. threat of punishment have made doed off the coast of Mozambique. outside the state for the next two will be curtained to meet the war­ the offending business man prom­ I. war. ^ 11-76, it was announced today. time requirements. m arriage . exLsted,” Chaplain H. This revolution of Industry was One hundred and ninety-two sur­ years, being the new U. S. Repre- The crusade actually had its These forms must be filled out im­ equivalent to a major miliary vic­ ise to be go^. vivors were landed at Lourenco sentatlve-at-Large from Connecti­ If there is a blackout during the Cere Straus , wrote from Pearl Compliance will Improve, in a little cable message mediately and returned to the caucuses, or during a night session Harbor, November 8. "On several tory. In 74 classes of metal-work­ Marques, it said. * cut. iper accidentally discovered un­ Board, after which they will be ing Industries, more than 91 per WPB officials feel, as buriness of the Legislature Itself, he added, recent occasions we have actually men more familiar with in the general offices at foiwarded to the District OPA the members of the General Assem­ completed such a ceremony." cent of all unfilled orders. This IS READY TO SERVE YOU! Associated Press in Septam- Office in Hutford. PLEASE SOMEONE ON YOUR LIST,WITH smtumn. wera.for ..war .goods,_____ the new rales that govern bly will hdve their choice of pro­ Mr. Welling believes that the in­ Quality Memorials ....t'hrir beharior.^^ 1914. That fateful document Form 1101 ta filled out for prem- ceeding _ in .darkness. or. .suspending quiries to him., were in behalf-of Only Change of Cuatoineni ' grwO^ A f ^ ■~0tl»r~tlwtr~prtvato dweiungs We have special desiffning serv­ In many cases, of course, this 7. Concentrating industry: Slow until the sU clear sounds. soldiers who were "very much In in coming, concentration of pro- per. La. Nadon. of Buenos and Form 1102 for industrial, com­ love” and who wanted to make ices for personalized memorials. SOFA PILLOWS didn’t mean a change of product , asking for the text of Qer- mercial and governmental uses I’sea Up Her Ration Card m but a change of customer — the duction of civilian goods In a few Buy W ar Savings Bonds their girls at home the benefici­ nucleus” plants in each industry commimlques and all official other than heating. Manchester aries of their insurance policies. It is still possible to have a mon­ Army and Navy became'the buy­ concerning the World War L has thirteen places in the 1101 You’re sure to make some­ ers. Motorcycle makers, for In­ probably will bulk large in 1943. Asheville, N. C.—(JCi—Honey is ument erected before Winter sets The theory is.this: If an indus­ at the — Cooper, then chief of the traffic category and eight in the 1102 a cow, and her ration card is all Lord Shnttleworth Killed in. one happy with one of these stance, still are making motor­ Come to View ment, saw here a call from classes, all using more than 10,000 cycles but they have had to double try having 10 plants Is cut to 50 used up for the next few days. rich decorator type pillows. per cent of its peacetime output, continent In which The Associat- gallons per year. She climbed two flights of stairs to London, Dec. 4.— —Capt. Buy Direct and Save Money! their output. never had served any news- get into the fodder loft above her Even in the great Industries it is Inefficient to have all 10 fac­ ir. He went to the then general Captured Junks Lord Shnttleworth, 25-year-old which actually had to retool and tories producing at half-speed. Manchester Building and stall. She ate ail she could hold. baron whose recreation was re­ Manpower, electric power, trans­ MIRACLES OF jer, Melville K. Stone, and Then she was too big to negotiate corded in Who’s Who as-"shooting oonvert — automobiles, vacuum iifored to handle it, only to learn The Marine Corps detachment the turn In the stairs. The fire de­ cleaners, radios, washing machines portation and materials can be ■hat The Associated Press could Nazis and resting thereon," Is re­ Manchester Memorial Company and othera which contributed (6,- conserved by concentrating pro­ aboard the Powhatan in 1855 partment waa called to get her ported today to have been killed A. Almettl, Prop. Loan Assodation gist serve La Nadon. helped capture 17 pirate Junks down. They had to knock a hole 000,000,000 worth of "standard of ducUon In four or five "nucleus Sboekad by IxnlnaatUm in action in North Africa, where Comer Pearl aod Harrison Sto. TeL 7787 or SS07 living” goods to peacetime Amer­ plants.” 955 Main Street STYLE and VALUE! which were operating along the in the aide of the bam and extract he served with the Royal Artil­ Open Snndays Ws query, "But wiiyT" hrousht coast of China. Honey therefrom. ica—the rate of war producUon The industries thus far concen­ Stone an explanation that lery. Boy.Direct end Rave Mnoeyt now U higher generally than the trated or partly concentrated in­ They are a safe investment and give you a good return. eked him, but made him more peacetime peak. After the iniUal clude tjrpewritera, stoves, farm We’ve given our Women’s Apparel Department “the best machinery and bicycles. Next year The more you buy the more you help to defeat the more determined. wrench, employment In most cases in the house”—and placed it in the preferred part of the , "There bad been crusades be- CHOOSE FROM OUR M back to normal or higher. may bring the technique to paper, enemy. Mlse—there could be another one,' Soy/M w uj GJvMdlmod wHh I H The big job ahead Is to find furniture, cooking utensils and store—enlarged its display and selling space—and—changed pis arrote. VARIETY OF FANCY material to feed Into the auto many more. It’s a Patriotic Duty., .So Buy All You Can! ^ When La Nadon’s cablegram \lM6lflTkatKM|MonGhrin9..^ |^ ^ | ^ ^ | ^ RECOltDS plants that are making planes, 8. Making the goals: "Objec­ our merchandising policy completely! \ |b a s turned over to Havas it declin- RAYON COVERINGS the locomotive works that tives” have never been sacred • m to maka the German war re make tanka, the lingerie fSo- available to South America torlM making mosquito nets, i the ground that they came front BINGO •a SQUARE OR OBLONG the spark plug firms which enemy nation. make bayonets, the typewriter ONLY THE BEST IS HERE! i "We are French; we oannot do Tomorrow Night In Orange Halt OTHERS 98c. plants that make machine % ’• they told stone. Sponsored by the British American Gub guns, the toy train producers We’ve taken in new lines! Ckme to the best fashion-sourceB I, "As the French Havas agency ‘nils' Is but oae of who tom out gun mounts. fnmed the news rights to South 20 Games— $3 Prize Each Game the many nseful Aside from the problem of man­ —brought to this town, garments that vie with the finest ioa," > Cooper arrote, "the power, the coming producUon de­ presented by New York’s fashion-shops. You’ll be thrilled hole continent was treated as a 2 Games $10 Prize 1 Game $7 Prize gifts we offer for velopments will revolve around ' I vassal state in a news way. a wartime Christ- that task: Feeding the war ma to see apparel of top-quality right within your reach—not t^And as it kept an enemy communl- 1 Game SIS Prize 1 Game $20 Prize chine. oneTor two garm ents—but a whole department full! from being read in South Bmergtaig Treads of 1948 nice, it could instill French All for $1.00 Therefore, these are the emerg­ ^ v o r In all the Havas news that Extra Cards, 3 for 25c. 2 Special Games ing trends of 1943: psaa read in that continent. All 1. Skimping the civilian: Belt flouth America could be blanked $25 Prize Each. 3 Cards for 10c TEXTILE STORE tightening for the civilian to i m t on anything not pro-French— pmnt previously unknown In this HERE’S THE MIRACLE! iihe only entire continent that 1 Sweepstake A. L. SLOCOMB. Prop. M d of abundance la inevitable. 'SOUld be treated thus by any 918 MAIN STBEET NEXT TO THE SAVINGS BANK Just how lean the civilian economy jpiagle news agency." > Playing Starts at 8 P. M. can become WPB does not know To aid the war effort by saving Gas, Oil and Rubber, we have I When he le a rn t of this aitua- axacUy, but means to find out. changed our policy, with an amazing result! The economy Sion, Cooper felt that The Associ­ 2. Standardising goods: To make effected has enabled us to adopt a policy of lower pricing. ated Press by its contract was a every pound of metal and every rty to this suppression of legiti- yard of fabric go as far as possible Every cent of this saving we’re passing on to our customers _ ate newa in many countries, and WPB will lay down 'srarUme —both the old ones who have patronized us constantly and t t a t it was not defensible to con- standards of design.- ^ u e a contract guaranteeing any This means more than cut­ the hundreds of new ones whom we’re now ready to serve! jbffancy a monopoly of a nation ting two laches off. the end Now—at Silbros—you can actually outside its own territory, or even of the ahlrt tails, ordered laet In its home territory if by so do­ moath. It meana slow-moving ing it kept the people of that na­ ' Unea sad models wlU daaap- tion in the dark. penr, so as not to tie up mn- "Oiit of this convention came toflnls: Juri odd styles and my idea that The Associated Press HE WANTS . nnuannl elses will be eliminat­ BUY ON CREDIT, AT fu-ws standards should prevail ev- c Winter Coats Panelled, Bordered and These VICTOR Albums will delight the ed la fields ranging from rail­ jitywhere," ha wrote. "Liater I rea­ There's a Victor Record to road wheels to sppnrd. Collared With' Fine Furs. lised thk. would be impoaaibls un­ suit every taste in music But Chairman Nelson says civil­ less access at the source to the whole family the whole year 'round ian clothes won’t ilegenerate In a a a * * BELOW CASH PRICES! pMws of'all nations should be WHITE CHRISTMAS to uniforms. Chesterfields, Camel-tone, Tweed and denied o no one.” I.U. S/WAR B O S p $ A m STAMPS 9. RUSSIAN POCX SONGS *ao« by Kip- Preddy Martin 3. .Choking off construcUon: We 08 etofyoot'i Quiitinas Uk this nis. Rustits Bdislsiks Orcbestro. YcUja» Plaid Coats. Struggle Ended In 19M year. QmjyyBf, AlbM M*917...... No. 27948 now are building storage apace The 20-year struggle to make *■ lO.KHAWOOY IN BtUB-CERSH. KALAMAZOO and similar bulidlnga equivalent in }Mws avaUable at iU source to P J ^ O R . Httfni. ToKinim uxl WIN. Bo«oa PVpi" OrcheKri-Jnuj Glen Miller *********** space to 35 Empire State build­ Dresses Gleaming With Sequins, Qr everyone and to permit The Asso- the NBC Symphony Orchestra. Album MmU SaiuotiU-Fiodkt. Al- No. 27934 ings a month. We are mlldlng air­ ^H-705 ...... kum DM*358 ...... Demurely Simple for Daytime ffidted Press to tell the news of JUST AS THOUGH 3 ^ ^ fields, complete with paving, tte worid' in its own way and 5***?2^;KORSAKOV-SCilEfttRA- 11. THIS U THE ARMY-IRVING BIR. buildhiga and utUiUes, at a rate and Business. ZADb Fraactsco SymphoDy Or- U N : Soofi from the ibov. Vioor Fint YOU WEBE HEBE SHAVINO MUO • TALC equivalent to building an airdrome pdthout Influence by governments dmir*. Moaicux. Cooiluctof. Albuis Kitfater Orciwitn and Mm’f. Tommy Dorsey a a a a a dnded successfully on Feb. 12. ^M -920 ...... Albius P - I j r . . . ; ...... No. 27908 SHAVMO LOTION • SOAP the slM of Rhode Island in a yaar. MSS4, when Sir Roderick Jones, Oonatraetton' Vast Drain . Fur Coats, Magnificently Conceived 4. T ^ Z A U MY FAVORITES. Ftii* 12; PAVORITI SONGS FROM FAMOUS A BOY IN KHAKI COLOGN6 a MOOORANT In sum, ccnstnicUaa Is a vast sd of Reuters, signed an agtee- Krcijler. Victor SrmphonT 0»d>««». MUSICALS, pocsifar Kintca. Friix AND A OIBL IN LACE and Styled, of Enduring Pelts. nt with Cooper in New York, Album M-910 ...... Ksiffar-Viaoc Rnt Nishnt Orchcan Prom Hw dean MpMond drain on manpower and materials. Tommy Dorsey Only the “must” Jobe—such as ex- a a a a a head of Reuters did not do f. SHOWBOAT-SCENARIO FOR OR- > u d Chorus. Album P-133___ No. 27947 fragrance to Hm sturdy however, until after be had CHES'rRA-Jetooie Ktro. Jamim Srm. 13. BARBER OF SEVILLE - ROSSINI, IMIa lug, SEAPORTH paiudon of syntheUc rubber, high Blouses, Skirts, Sweaters, Sportswear pboor of Lit Aocelet. JaosscA, Cooduc* Recotdnmo with operatic cut ineJudins JUTE BOX octane gasoline, steel and some 1 unsuccessfully to Interest bears tho unmlstokoMo and All Else That a Woman’s United Press in taking the tpt. Album DM-904...... Cutor Rimittx. Victor Srmphoinr Or- SAtuBDAY Nig h t other plants—^wlU continue., 6. MACBETH—SHAKESPEARE. Recor- cbettra, Bemboicfack. Coaductor. aad Glen Miller ■aril af a sson's areduct. ‘Hw gaol la to eh na taste all Wardrobe Needs. In the combine which The diame. Mutic* Z n u , Judith Aodmoo Choral. Album DM-S94...... sted Press had of it* own No. 20-1809 IhfsisiMsatallMMlNr SMatnwtkm that east be li^ n decided to vacate. •od Cut Album D M 478...... Id.TSCHAlKOWSKy - SYMPHONY If rsmlalMssI of fho eompletod next year. The •To 7. SCHUBERT - TRIO NO. 1 IN B NO.d.SukawikicaaduaiarNBCSrm' Cossiry ot lbs Hlab. vtewpohit ot toe war planaers the Associated Ptass." FLAT MAJOR. Rubioiixia. Hcifcta. fhoOTOtchaat. Alhimi[»l-880 toy War Sonde Eirerr Payday loodom. l iafsnb h Urn sr says, "I give credit for the Fruumana. Album DM-923 . . . 15. PADEREWSKI GOLDEN ANNIVER. __ may be aummsrixed act *Tt sUon of what has turned out B.RJNGU aOOK-KIFUNC. Seba SARY ALBUM. ntetwikL Album laat Bsaratlal mdeos H can be the neat moral concept ever Victor SimpbooT Orcbatia. R n ^ M-T48...... jTha Worid's Graatast throwa a t ths Axis.’' HOUSE OF OPEN THURSDAY oped la America' and given duciot. Album DM-903 ...... u . a. CHRISTMAS CARCM.-DICKENS. 4. "Scheduling” producUon world. That ooaoopt is that Drt matiwd reniea with rhirnH, Nor- Artista ara oiT Proper scheduling of arms output FAMOUS AND SATURDAY mast be truthful and un- maor. Album G -29...... means that plants must be slowed L" 17. BRAHMS-SYMPBONY NOl 1. 7b» V ia O l RECORDS down, speeded up, or closed en< LBRO EVENINGS malai lad ib« NBC Smaheny fTri lim tirely from time to Ume, accord' book iSaclenes the interest ■ a Album D M 47S...... ing to ,the vast plans for a bal EASY UNTH, I movement started by Ooop- $1.00 anced munlUons output. Em] ' THING COMPANY Isadem at. Amartean - ]our- ment and payrolls In htmdrei .9 O’CLOCK , meludlag Flank B. Noyes Aad Mora towns are a t the mercy of the CREDIT 881 Main SL, Manchester Washington Star, the late schedulers. Sid Mosler, Mgr, j B. Ochs at The New York Because some faclBtlea are William Randolph Haarat overtNtUt and some amanfae- Heaiat nswapapen' and turera a n aaaxpeetodly effl- s «f th e fntenmtkmal New aleat Is as exeow tor aver- Hoy ItowarA at the KEMP'S, Inc. WELDON DRUG CO. pmdaetaig aoaM types s( aar> ntdent ef The United Preacriptlaa nianaaeists muaittea. WPB feels; aor Advertise in The Herald— It Pays i^jats V. •. MeCUtchy of Furniture and Music . shoaM toaks ha pndueed la nr* 763 MAIN STREET TEL. 56i0 901 Main Street Telephone 5321 MANCHESTER EVENING HitRALb. MANCHTEST^ <»bN . ITSmAY, DECEOT nANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. ERmAY, DECEMBER 4,1942

tor. W ages and Hours, is to con­ a series of county meetings with yesterday, are New Haven county. aeaalon for the Litchfield that promlas to Itself. When Mr. of being, or that they are merely duct inspections of buslneos ^iBaldwin to Hold Republican legioiatora, chosen in Hotel Taft, New Haven, Dec. 11; tion. Similar county ^rth of a beautiful Idea - Jr. Inspector Hartford county. Hotel Bond, Wltherow and all the other op­ childish copyreaders in the pitqia- tabllshmento to determine com­ the Nov. 3 election, here this after­ were held in advance o f tha i sparkling noon. Fatrfleld's group is first oh Hartford, Dec. 15. Ing o f tha 1841 session o f the i ponents of the president’s order ganda of scorn be and Hitler in­ Washington Daily Radio Programs pliance with the Fair Labor Stand­ County Meetings ards A ct Also to make Inspactlons the list. Plans ate for joint meetings of ermi Aaoembly. vented, or that their crude and on salary incomes and his request Beaters Wsr OoM Places Vacant In routine and complaint cases, Other meetings that have been groups from Middlesex and New Gift Ideas arranged so far. Republican state London counties, and Tolland and for action from Congress on other cheap attacks, if they ever reach­ In Wartime gathering facta and, where pos­ Bridgeport, Dec. 4.— (.IP)— Gov.- Saguaro cactus haa a Ufa i From the Elect Raymond E. Baldwin starts headquarters in Hartford reported Windham couqties, as well aa a o f about two hundred years. inoomea propose some alternative ed Italy, might perform the per­ nBh Jatk Stimmrtu Civil Service Board An­ sible, instructing employers in which wm be equally effecUve verse miracle of creating patriotic I compliance and to prepare inspec­ '4’,s (First of two articles on U. S. tion reports. and rigorous in preventing the sympathy for Mussolini there. No, feeding of foreign nations.) All Networks to Observe nounces Qualifications Shap with caupant buy them an Cam# to aur cotolag dapartmoot College Graduates Anything wa sail may be baughi ★ creation o f war millionaires, his our commentators, as usual, are GIFT And Date of Exams. an aur manihly payment pton. credit and spend them Hha cash. tor bundrada af new gM tdaai Washington—Gov. Herbert H. In place o f tha two years o f ex­ tabUak«d BT«nr B^anliis Bxoapt sincerity will be accepted. concerned chiefiy with their own - Pearl Harbor Anniversary perience in buolneoa methods and BoOdvrs.~>nd»s. Bnurad at Lehman has been handed one of iM t OSIe* « i .MaiiehMMr. Until such compliance with the little bombastic glory. They know Hartford, Dec. 4.—Ths United records (prefarably records, relat­ aa Baeoad Otaaa Kail Kattar. spirit of ths limlUtion is evident, little more about Mussolini today the war’s toughest jobs. SHOP States Civil Service Commission ing to wages and hours) gradua­ As Director of Foreign Relief New York, l)ec. 4—(S')—Pro-'^Hedds Hopper would have the announces the foUowlng emerfea tion from a resident school of ac­ •OBSUtUPTlON RATBB Jdr. Witherow must be accepted than they knew about him yester­ ___ . ..n r W a lt.r W lnrh.ll annt on the ______j .w- ______. _ Taar by Hall ...... and Rehabilitation, he will be the grsms in commemoration of sent Waiter Wlnchell spot on the cy need of the war effort. Men countancy or a recognised law T Month by Mail at hii face value. He’s against a day, and that was mostly nothing. BLU Sunday night, along comes Herbert Hoover of World War II. Pearl Hsrbbr, incHidinx pickups with a draft clasalflcaUon of 3-A school may be subatltutad. Col­ acla Copy ...... quart of milk for a Hottentot and But that does not keep them but without depreciating the r change in plana. Instead there [ or 4-F and women whoTiave had lege graduates with 12 semester allyarad Ona Taar ...... from overseas, are being arranged will be three commentators, Rob­ ho toy shortage at he's against any limitation on the from executing their verbal war splendid job done by Mr, Hoover two years of experience providing hours in the social sciences such ert St. John, H. R. Bsuksge and HEMBBR o r 20 years ago, the task facing Gov­ for both Sunday and Monday on fam iliarity with buainess m ^ o d s aa atatlstics, public admlniatra* TBB aSSUCIATBO PRBtW creation of American war mil­ dance, all at comfortable long John Gunter. ernor Lehman is ten times that. the networks. and records are needed to XR tion, economics or buslnoaa or. Tba Aaaooiatad Praaa ia aaelnaiya- lionaires. range, o f course, on his supposed­ Hoover had to deal principally On Sunday, the B LU network, „ . ____ . , vacancies in the position o f Juni<^ ganlzation, may also qualify. |y antitlad to tba naa or rapabilea* in cooperation with OWI, is pre- | Listening Tonight: NBC—8 Lu- tiob-ol all aawa dlapatohaa oraditad I f he had deliberately tried to ly prostrate form. with Belgium, parts of France, 1.00 Infipector of Wages and Hours. \ Qualified persons who are not Jo it or not othonriaa oraditad In To us, it's all an uncomfortable Russia and Italy and a few scat­ sentlng an hour’s drama ”pellver cllle Manners concert; 8:30 Infor- ^hla papar and alao tba local nawa make a speech to turn the aver­ mation Please from Boston, Sen. There are at present a number of dolpg war work of equal skill are tered small nations. Governor Silent butlers . . . every Us from Evil,” i.s a documented urg^, to apply to the U. 8. Em­ •oMlabad harala. age American sour on his own reminder of the days when Amer­ history of the Japanese. The o ffi­ Lodge; 9:30 Plantation Party; 10 Junior Inspector vacancies in the Montgomery Ward Lehman will have to consider a All ridbta of rapnblloatlon ot home needs one for conveni­ People Are Funny, <)uiz; 10:30 W age and Hour Division located ployment Service of the War Man­ apaelal diapatebaa harain ara alao country, his own business leader­ icans considered Hitler a huge big chunk of the whole world. cial Army Hour plans a series of ently cleaning out ash trays. Henry J, Kaiser on "Manage­ here. The initial salary fo r Junior power OopimlaaioB, 414 Capitol raaaraad ship, and on this war, Mr. Wlth­ joke, and of the days when we There already have been stories eight overseas pickut.s on NBC, ment's Responsibility;” 11:15 Sen. Inapactors of Wages and Hours ia Avc., Hartford, Connecticut, any N. B. A that when our supply lines in the This one looks like a b<)ok while on MBS the American L e­ Pull aarvica ellant o( erow could hardly have done bet­ were going to snap off Japan like Jos. O’Mahoney on " It ’s Tim e to 82300 per annum with promotion time Decemtibr 8, between 8:00 a. Sarvira Ino. with a hand-decorated cov­ gion will have salute ’.o the Navy. a treeful of monkeys, both con­ Solomons forced our troops to cut Re-Diacover Am erica;” 11:30 Rs- opportunity to 82500 per annum m. and 5:00 p. m. Representatives N iW DOLLS! N IW TRAINS! NSW OAMSS! AS UTTLS AS ter. to two meager meals a day, con­ er! Green, black, red or Among other Items is a radio Publlahara Rapreaantativaa, Tba Most Americans are not follow­ ceits we have had to take back chapel relay on MBS of a Mass for dlo set conservation. after aix months of satisfactory of the U. S. a v ll Service Oommls- jDlloa Hathawi Special Agency— sisting principally o f canned meat, ivory. CBS— 7:15 Rex Stout, Our Se­ service and further promotion to alon. w ill be there at that time to New York. Chicago. Detroit and American soldiers in the field 50c DOWN HOLDS YOUR TOY PURCHASi TIL DSC. 19! ers of the visio;;|j^ Mr. Wallace. in the lace o f some pretty tragic we still were distributing food to cret Weapon: 8 Kate Smith Hour; 82800 per annum after a total of Interview interested j>eraona. ^aton ____ hungry natives half-starved dur­ overseas, another drama on NBC, But to*y have reasoned a few reality. At any rate, it is sober­ 8 Joan Fontaine in ”Thia Above ona jraar of satiofactory. service. ITALIA ing Japanese occupation. "The Man who Missed a Year,” HEMBBR AUDIT BUREAU o r about America at w«r, and the A ll;” 8:30 Brewster Boy; 10 Cara­ Duties O f l aapactoro— India la two-thirds tbd alM CIRrUl.ATIDNR things out for themselves, and ing to note that- Reynold^ Packr When the full story of North Conrad Nagel theater on CBS van Hour. tha Uattsd Stotas. one of the conclusions they have ard, one of the last American cor­ . Africa is told, it's likely that the Tba dutias o f a Junior Inapec- Tba______Herald Priming Company. L29 pr. with a .-eview of the year in which BLU — 7:05 Scramble, aviation Inc., aaaumea no flnaoclai reaponal reached is that world war, peace respondents to leave Italy, doesn’t prospect of more and better food Raymond Massey is to have the drama; 8:15 Dinah Shore sings; 8 blllty for typographical errora — and prosperity are all one piece, share the careless glee of the ra­ will have had more to do with ca­ Luckily the Gift Box ra- Gangbustera; 8:30 Frankie Mas­ V w * ffla*'tng In -advartlaamanta—In pitulation of the French colonials lead. anchaatar B»anlng Herald. so that whether we help the Hot­ dio commentators. Even if Mus­ ceived another shipment of Continuation of the broadcasts ters band: 10 Meet Your Navy; and natives than all the Darlans these popular Colonial sil- Monday will find the Fred War­ 10:46 Men, Machines, Victory. tentot get his milk or not, what­ solini is sick and sixty, says Pack­ and Girauds in the book. It is con­ Friday. December 4 h()uettes! inch size ing time on NBC cooperating in MBS— 7:30 Halls of Montezu­ ever we do or don't do in that re­ ard, he can still cause the world sidered here that Spain and Por­ the swearing in of 2,000 Naval ma; 8:30 Cisco Kid, drama; 8:30 tugal are staying neutral strictly with black-and-g(ud frames, Quart O f Milk And $25,000 spect will have its inevitable in- a respectable amount of trouble. aviation cadets in 128 cities In this Double or Nothing Quiz. from hunger. And it’s a common $L29; all gold frames, fiuence on our own welfare. But then, if that should happen, country and Honolulu. The oath Two points in the recent speech saying that Italy will trade uncon­ $1.79. Smaller size, 314,x4. will be adminisUred from New What to expect Saturday: Foot­ Most Americans are as enthusi­ « f >lr. W. P. Wltherow, president the commentators would be too ditional surrender for a ham inches, 89c a pair. York by Ueut. Com. A. F. Rice. ball— NBC and MBS 2:45 p. m. • b i n astic as Mr. Wltherow himself in busy chasing somebody else to sandwich. Alao, MBS by means of inter­ Notre Dame vs. Great Lakes. o f the Manufacturers Association, NBC— 11:30 a. m. Coast Guard their support of the Anierican notice. Liquor set in green j^ass views and comment ia to give a srare his declaration *1 am not “From Greece to Norway, from with bottle and six glasses, cross-section designed to show on Parade; 1 p. m. Pan-American I N O N I system o f free enterprise which Well, don't let our radio heroes ; fghtlng for a quart of milk for Brittany to Finland, the occupied ...... $1.25 how a year of war has changed Holiday; 2 Dr. Frank Black tanth •trery Hottentot” and his opposi­ permits some people to get more get you down. Join in the spirit and Nazi-allied countries already the American home front. Other anniversary concert. CBS— 2:05 money than ^others. But they of the thing, send Benito some are starving. Witch Balls for holding items include part o f an anniver­ Of Men and Books, new time; 4 DIAMOND RINGS tion to any »36,000 a year “ ceUlnK Charlie Spivak matinaa; 6 Clsva- know, as well, that they are fight­ tonic and try some victory on Food, medicine, clothing and ivy in water, crystal...30c sary Maas from Pearl Harbor on OB initiative” in this country. even small arms have to be got­ '' the BLU and a War Bond show at land orchrotra. BLU — 11 a. m. PorYouni ing a war which demands sacri­ The two poinU bekma together, your hair. ten to our allies Inside the lines, Honolulu on NBC. Sarvlca Man’s hop; 18:80 p. m. Four-H Club; 2 MatropoUtan 1*^ ta the same speech, for they are fice froin all. They think, there­ as well as to those now neutral On both days, other features ara planned by many of tho rerdarly Cqiara, ”La Travlata.” MBS— 12 fore, that they have the right to That Western Beef who might be brought into the ' both Strikingly indicative of the ranks of United Nations. achedulad programs. Noon Army Navy House Party; guarantee themselves that,' with 6:30 p. m. Jimmy Dorsey N avy . way in which American reaction, .Judging from some o f the com­ That seta up Governor Lehman labor’s wages and farmer's in­ in hia new post as a sort of super­ After the announcement that Salute. ';pmbMp» over-confident in its in­ ments from the West, the world terpretation of tho surface results come being increasingly stabilized, czar of economic warfare. and with American young men in has come to an end, the final de- It means also that he will have o f tte last election, 1s letting its the field contributing their very bfcle being symbolized by the im­ to fight one of the battles of the own ugliest side come to the century with the agencies and Hand decorated cheese WDRC lives, no fat-bellied profiteers shall position of nation-wide gas ra­ wnc KUocyde ; top. men in charge o f pr^uctlon and boxes (with lids), come in survive for pmt-war cartooning. tioning. Careers are being ruined, of mine, and today .ne is Chiang was presumptuous because he distribution food, clothing, etc.. In The smart crack about Vice Kai-shek's personal pilot. It was knew all about Bill McGaffin and three sizes. Used for sew­ Friday, Doe. 4 Making that guarantee to our­ bread and butter is being taken, this country. F r M ^ , Dae. 4 l^lTsaident WaUace’s "quart of hs who helped build the Flying Preston Grover. They are his boys. ing or knitting or as a gen­ PJ(. selves la no Cominunlst plot, as out of the mouths o f. innocent P. M. yuk” has been in vogue for some Tigers. When he gets tack to New Preston Grover used to write a Think of it in the single terms eral utility box for the liv­ 8:00—Tha Story of Mary MarUn. 3:00— David Harum Bracelet Sets $9*25 and up babes, life isn't worth living on York on those rare and infrequent its opponents aq Joyously pro­ column out o f Washington, and of-one single commodity; meat. If ing'room. Norwegian de­ 8:15—M a Perkina 8:15—Newa now., Periuqis Mr. Wlth- vacations we ait in hotel rooms claim. It’s a little elemental four gallons a week, Washington Bill McGaffin used to sit at a desk our armed forces, rtvilians, and 8 30—Pepper Young’s Family. 3:20— St. Louis Matinaa Expansion Bracelet and Locket. and his Hottentot consti­ and talk, and I keep thinking o f just a few feet from mine here in signs on pine finish...... has committed the biggest “bun­ the few allies already being taken 3:45— The Right to Happiness. 3:30— Eastman School o f Music Americaniam we forgot to put in­ all the wonderful stories there are this office. One day last Febru­ ...... $1.39, $1.75, $2.49 /T"*®' ro-.. ■eh fcawfig. tute the beet crack of aU. Mr. care of have already forced the 4:00— ^Backstage Wife. 4:00— Newc * to effect last time. And the loud­ gle” of* all. to be written, not only in China, ary McGaffin turned up on a Wallace la the kind of visionary nation to meat rationing, whom is Writing kite for soldiers 4:15—Stella DaUaa 4:15— ^Afternoon Metodiea Solid Gold . _ _ _ _ _ er, tha.protests against it, and the A ll this has come aa somewhat but in all the corners of. the world British destroyer east oound from 4:45—W ar Newa ^and t h r “quart of where there are wars and fighting Gibraltar. Suddenly that destroy­ the new Director of FRR going to (in khaki cloth) and sailors 4:30— ^Lorenao Jones. surprising news to the people of "rob” to get the supplies he must 4:55— National News | ( «iilk” ia ths kind of visionary more naked their motives become, men. er was racing to the rescue of a (in blue cloth), with paper, 4:4S—Young Widder Brown. 17 Elaatern states, who have lived have, to do any kind o f job at all? 6:00 Ad Liner-Musical Coop­ Crosses and Chains the more determined the Ameri­ I told him about Frank Higgs, British convoy that had been at­ envelopes and blotter, $1.25 8:00—Whan A Girl Marries. psomlae that are easily subject to Q—Did George Washington sign How is he going to do it without 5:15— ^Portia Faces Life. erative can people are likely to become in under gsis rationing for six known more intimately to his tacked between Malta and Alex­ 5:30—News. 11 attack from the ultra-conserva- the Declaration of Independence? upsetting price control? Where Pottery pig bank with 5:30— Plain Bill. their insistence upon it. months, who have found undoubt­ friends as “ Dude.” “Dude” came andria. McCaffin didn’t know it, 5:40---Memory Lane $6.00 and up |i ttva wing. It may be easy to but Preston Grover was or one of A—-No. He signed the Ctonstl- is he going to get the transporta­ floral decorations .....89e 5:45—V^nt Page-FarreU. ed hardships and injustices cre­ out of Ohio State University and tution as president of the cons’en- tion to get these supplies to the 5:45— Ben Bernie hia We don't know why Mr. With­ he too went to China to teach the merchantmen in that convoy. 5:00— Nows. aaeer both Mr. Wallace and tion and deputy from Virginia. starving nations? Long fireplace matches 5:00— News erow had to make bis speech. We ated, who are now getting only yoimg pilots how to kill and to The Luftw affe came and the 5:15— 'Victory la Our Business. « m r t Into obUvioB. These are a few of the primary come in tubular containers 5:05— W ar Commentary three gallons a week, but who fly. Perhaps you remember a pic­ Luftw affe saw and though it Q--The Corsicans are of the 5:30—Musical Appatlzars. Cameo Pendants...... $5.2S and up Tot the idea behind Mr. Wal­ have, in the past few months, problems that will beset the good which are covered in gay 5:10— Sports have come to an admission of the ture of him in Life Magazine not didn't conquer there was a run­ Italian race. 'WlH they welcome 5;45-^LoweIl Thomao, comman- 6:15— Today at tha Duncans grown pleasantly used to intelli­ invasion by Italian troops? governor of New York. lace's now famous remark can't so long age, with two big forty- ning fight, with some ships hit green or red paper with tfttor. 5:30— Keep Working, Keep Sing gent, enlightened, progressive general wisdom of gas rationing and others lost, until, eventually, A — In all probability they The slugging matches he will Heart Shaped Lockets...... $3.85 and up be sneered out ot existence. And fives strapped to his middle, grin­ print decorations . . . .$1.19 7:00_Fred Waring In Pleasure ing, America and perhaps even to the conclu­ the convoy got through, and then would hate it. With one break, have to Indulge In with the Board leadership from American busi­ ning at Clare Boothe Luce's cam­ Time. 6:45—The World Today even his actual words, U those McGaffin and Grover went ashore Corsica has been a French pos­ of Economic Warfare. Agriculture. From Mexico comes a B I O S T O I^ K ness interests. Business spokes­ sion that so gigantic a task hasn’t era. “ Dude,” too, is a friend of 7:15— News of the World. 7:00— Amos 'n' Andy Stone Set Bracelets...... $7.90 and up who are fighting this war purely mine. One day he got a note from to write their stories. Not until session for 174 years. It is a Price Control, the WPB, the Mari­ hand-blown water or milk 7:50—Betty Lou and Tommy men, in general, have been look­ been too terribly bungled after all. time Commission, the armed 7:15—Rax Stout "Secret Weep \ la order to return to the —Instead ot be taken away from him and to see which radio orator will call 2nd best and go into the army on Lounge Chairs 11.95 CHAIRS 1435 Wing Chairs a favorite Victorian sub­ Richmond, Va.— (A^ —Yes. in A New Type Eledric Broiler shipped to the Hottentots. He was him the biggest name. He is, you my own. A fte r all, I had had four ject. This one ia white, lUrglnia, there U a Santa Claua walking out with soma atorias,*| years of military experience. I , . . Three employes of the State two Tacoma newspaperman walk­ proposing that the Hottentots be see, a tremendous joke, a per­ decorated in natural colors ■XCITIN9 SAM I TOR knew what dragging through the ' Division of Purchase and Printing ed into a Job. Aoslgnad to cover M f r a r p i a n i AUTOMAfie TANK lO.PIICI MINIATURI taught how to produce milk of ..•.•..••••a ...... $5.00 fect butt for the good old Ameri­ dust and the ditches and the mud sent a messenger to cash their pay news at tha court house, they pok­ PARM sn 1 .3 9 •RO¥fN-UPS I.9 R their own. That, we submit, is can radio commentator custom Of was like. Long ago on the prov­ ' For the dining room, checks. On the way back with 8221 ed their heads into the Federal . $10.75 and up . >Tf SPARKS 3 S« mOOTSIRMRSISI L 2 9 court room. Federal Judge Play nanapalyt Shorn yaw tUi not an unreasonable proposition, jumping most heavily on the ene­ ing grounds of McClelland I quali­ game-room, and for use on in each the messenger stepped into I Mm a real ’Tlghtarl Wind Zips along skootlng barmlass Wandcffid teyf Captad barn real fied for a commission. It wasn't Charles H. Laavy promptly grab­ and one which even a Mr. Wlth­ the terrace in summer time a lavatory in > the capitol building el ■aemering the awihen S to 7 my who seems to be down. He's just a htmch, or something that bed them for jury duty. (There’s It’s a really fine piece of work and will do a rtal *ar up and watch gun an aadi werksi Ceckp* opens end soldier form tsoltl Hoc window bactan WATKINS comes an inexpensive water and was slugged and robbed. But ion play at encal toy noad erow, if he considered it taix- such a good joke that it's pleas­ had come to me through a rose- gaOTMilfi I N C the cloudy outlook of the three a ahortaga of jurors because of v i­ cooking job — and here’i a wartime tip: T h e top heat­ wing dtast ipaHal Harcdaid peps out, dtasK M n dhappsard ly, oufbt to be able to ,gaaimUate ant to spend 15 minutes turning glow Impulse. set of ribbed pitcher and employes had a silver Uning. Hun­ tal defense work, etc.) Lacking news from the two reporters. City ing uiyt ia removable and with,^ a little ingenuity in without oratorical regurgitation. him upside down and inside ou t six matching glasses in am­ dreds of other state employes ha- So I went back to my desk and Editor Frank Lockarby started Mr. Witherow, who is so proud ber . a .... a . . $1.50 an pitching quarters into a pool making a holder to keep it in an upright position it can It makes a pleasant change, too, wrote out a request for service aaarchlng, found them delibarat-1 To delight a man . . . a > make good tha loss. bf the fact that ha is not fighting from the usual commentator cus­ abroad, stating my reasons and g ing tha fate of a condemnation ac­ be used as a spot heater. pair of prancing horse book- fo r a quart of milk for any Hot- tom of chasing Uirohlto and H it­ the way I felt as frankly as I ^ Gasoline vapor la mors eX' tion—making newa instead of | knew how. ends done in speckled gold gathering it tSBtet, la alao proud of the fact ler a lot farther than any United plosive than dynamlta or TNT. In due time my editor called me. on black composition...... [V that bs is fighting against any Nations force in the field has yet He said, "S it down.” f .•••a...... pair $3.19 DON’T FORGET war-ttme llmltatiOB on big Amer- been abls to ds. P u t down your He said, "You ’ve made - applica­ tion for foreign service.” ‘ One of tha most graceful V loan iBcomas. Hers ha joins a paper for fifteen minutes, while He said, " l ^ y ? ” vases we’ve sesn in months Vacuum Qeanen ^ave Been Releaiad grsat ehoius o f argumant which, some commentator celebrates his That’s a funny question. Why. comes in amethjrst g la ss... We Invite You to Try Our BusineM hewavsr far It may reach in personal victory over Benito I f you answer hcmestly you might General Electric — Eurkea and hand blown bj American Men's Lundieon. Only 60c Asareh o f points against such a Hear him dance up and down on be misunderstood. You might give Best Buy of the Year Hamilton-Beach Cleaners— »P the impression that you think craftsmen ...••••*..$1.75 $49.95 IhBitatInsi o f ineoms. is neverthe- 11 a. m*«2 p* ni* that lecherous stomach! Join in your talents are too high for a lot of pretty naked selfish- AO Foods Styled the Way Like Thap To Be the fun. we’ve got Benito on the Broadway. You might make peo­ WAR BONDS 9ILUXI FAINT SI1 FAST SAPITV SLID F-LITI TRII f I T ORQP SIM M U runt Surely, ladiep and gentlemen, ple think you’re posing as a hei Styled And At Nominal Rates. This iBKintry oame up to the Nevsrthelesa, I triad. I told him DROP INTO... 4S.INCH Sia SafS - ¥ flT H S U U S I U O UKIRIAllAtYM the war will be over by Christ­ about a big, stock kid out of Birm­ AND STAMPS I of this srar ^ th one well ds- mas! Haven’t you beard? Benito ingham, Alabama, whose name is JOHNSON BROTHERS Inougb poM for hundreds af pte> Raping top aanvarts toning sto* Whan ona gaac auf m sihaia stop WbediiMbwylMedeelUtot aad often sxprssssd resolve bes bronchitis! Bill MacDonald. BUI was an early T H E G A R D E N tara^ hours of had Aba crayana Man Into extra spaadi Mchary ra> •ghtod) And dtps tortan >gMs ta IhtohadhiiMiMaplaol bird. Long before the Germans this tlBM, there would be no Our commentators never reali ' 7;' Electrical Contractore brudNih stonciN cut out piclurad btforcad tor Mtotyl loty to itoarl wW wflWfw wen’ into Poland ,he disappeared ★ RESTAURANT AND GRDX mUhonalreai” The 125,000 Ize, apparently, that they are be­ into those lost, hidden valleys. of WATKINS C»«n Q^pp*** •‘t.Y MAIN STREET TEI.. 6227 proposal is one way ing quite as cheap buffoons as China and taught young Chinese 824-828 MAIN STREET TEL. 5161 MAN( that this nation keeps they could ever accuse Mussolini piloU how to kill Japs and fly pianos. Bill MacDonald ia a friend BROTHERS r

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ness for. aome years and drhen they view privately that if the measure putlng the floors and ceilings for State High Court asked for ■enewals of their .per­ Baldwin Retires: mits they were turned down be­ House Passes is enacted the increased prices all farm commodities. cause they were not voters. might be met by government sub­ Pact told the House yesterday To Test New Law Hears. Last Case Women Replacing Men sidy of parity payments in wai^ that under agricultural labor poli­ Vews From Manchester’s Neighbors tlma to provent any genena cies befog drawn by the govern­ Parity Jump breakdown in retail ceilings. ment "virtually no crops will be Hartford, Dec. 4—(JP>— Validity Minister Helps' New Haven, Dec. 4—(/P)— Judge In Chemical Industry The bill sponsored by Repre­ produced next year, unless far­ of a new requirement that all sentative Pace (D., Ga.), would mers are allowed to embrace tha Miss Anna Mera has resigned her Branch of the Columbia Red Cross Alfred C. Baldwin retired from the Farm Bloc* Trying to increased labor coate In tha parity liquor permit holders be voters of Rabbi Who Is III requlr# ihat all the farmer’s labor position as Art ' teacher after Wapping chapter. The list includes '9 men’s Ellington Superior Court bench after 17 .Get Qufck Senate costs: Including himself, his wife formula and in the pricea they are Rockville Christmas. The school board bas shirts, 8 women’s skirts, 3 gift the state, as well as citizens, will years today because of the 70-year Invasion Preceded by and children and his hired help, be to receive.” received a donation from the Sal­ Mra. W. W. Ofaat sweaters, 3 sleeveless army sweat­ O. F. Barr be tested in the Connecticut Su­ Show Opens Today included in the parity computation Farm bloc leaders' privately ex­ LMHi H .' ers, and one aviation scarf. Hartford, Dec. 4—(iP)—A Chris­ age limit, and automatically be­ Months/of Research; Action on Measure. vation Army ' toward the milk 3SM, Mancheatqr TaL 498-2. Bockvtlto preme Court. came a referee. of prices of agricultural commod­ pressed confidence the legialatlon fund. tian Minister, pinch-hlttlng for a not only would ba passed by the A fur coat presented to the This amendment, adopted in The Derby jurist was succeeded ities. Apron Show Hebron Red Cross by Frank Jones Rabbi who la ill, is to preach a 30 Per Cent Eventual­ Bulletin! Senate but that it had sufflclant Next Sunday, Dec. 6, the Rev. Mrs. Ernest Gerber and daugh­ 1941 and taking effect July 1 of by William Shea of Manchester, a (Parity is an arbitrary price The Woman's Society of Chris­ of the Hope Valley Road, will be Chanukah aermon to a Jewish Republican named to the post by Washington, Deo. 4.— calculated to give farmers the strength to overrida a presiden­ James F. English, su^rlntendent ter-in-law, Mrs. Manuel Gerber this year, directly involves a doz­ congregation in Hartford this e ^ ly to Be Women. •uple M ark tian Service of the Methodist presented to the Russian Relief en permittees denied renewals by Governor Robert A. Hurley at the Adoption by the Uouao of a buying power of some past favor- tial veto, if Mr. Rqosavelt disap­ church in Vernon will hold an of the ConnecUcut CongregaUonal headquarters at Hartford. The gift have returned from a visit to their nlng. bill to lacludo all farm wagea abla period for agricultura, uaually proved. the State Liquor Control Commis­ last session of the Legislature. By Ken Davto Apron Fashion Show this evening. ChrisUan Churches wUl be the was greatly appreciated there, as son and husband, Manuel Gerber sion for Lhe sole reason they are This has grown out of a friend­ Judge Baldwin presided for the la figuriag parity prioem 1909-14). the coat was a fine one and in the ship that has developed ever since St. Loulz. Nov. 4—(JP>—Women edding Date The ladies of the church have guest speakef at the Wapping of the Medical Corps stationed at not voters. last time in a court room crowded brought the comm ent' from Floor Under Six Commodltlee completed over 100 aprons. Rev. best condition. Mrs. William Owen about a year ago when the First with members of the New Haven have Invaded another of the Prealdent Roaoevelt” today Under the anti-inflation law, Community church with Sunday has also given four women’s coats Fort Bragg, North Carolina. The law is befog tested by Mrs. Congregational church in West and Mrs. Arnold Waring are In school preceding the church serv­ County Bar Association and spec­ American male’e few remaining that th« fiiat thing to do waa which conferred bro'ad executive to the Red Cross. These have Mrs. George Peter Wendheiser Helen M. Francis, taverii operator Hartford was destroyed by fire authority over wages, salaries and kr. and Mrs. Gustave charge of the program, with Mrs. ices at 9:30. The flowers last of Hartford, on constitutional tators. labor sanctuaries — the chemical to find out the effaot this OLD Carl Tyler and Mrs. John H. Wil­ splendid material and can be of The Old PlanUUon, Ellington and its members were invited to would have on the coat of Uv- pricea, a floor of 90 per cent of Sunday were provided by the adapted to present styles. groimds by agreement of her law­ hold their Sunday services at Tem­ In accepting a pen and pencil process industry. . 'Friedrich Celebrate son in charge of the refreshments. is visiting her parents, Mr. and set presented by President David lag. Tha prealdent had takea parity, by the old definition, was Mothers’ club. yer, Emanuel Goldstein and Attor­ ple Beth Israel. No haphazard experiment, the put under the six basic commodi­ RECORDS R. Eldred Doyle, secretary- East Central Pomona Grange, Announcement has been receiv­ Mrs. William H. Clarke of Aber­ ney General Francis A. Pallottl. M. Reilly on behalf of the Bar a vigoroua ataad against this Must ba turned In for aid- »Oth Anniversary. treasurer of the Rockville National ed of the birth of a son, Everett deen, Mississippi. The Rev. Eldon H. Mills, hear­ finvasion was preceded by monthe ties— wheat, cotton, corn, rice, to­ No. 3, held their regular meeting association. Judge Baldwin re­ rovtood parity formula at the > vsge If yon want t o k ^ Farm Loan Association, has been Crocker, Jr., to Mr. and Mrs. The subject for the Young Peo­ Judge Thomas B. Wall of the ing that Rabbi Abraham J. Feld­ of research by one of the largest bacco and peanuts (except grains on Wednesday with East Hartford Common Pleas Court signed the marked that he was net bidding tlmo antt-lBlIatioa toglatotlon playing the new ones. Informed that on October 6, 1642, Everett C. Hutchinson of Wind­ ple’s meeting of the Ellington Con­ man was ill, volunteered to take chemical firms in the nation. was before Congroaa. Oppon- used for feed); and the statute l^’ftoekvlUe, Dec. 4^(SpeciaI)— Grange. The following officers reservation under which the case over his Chanukah service for him farewell to that group but retiring 2|/}0 each paid for old rec­ the Federal Land Bank of Spring- sor, at the Hartford hospital, gregational church, Sunday eve­ from active duty which, he added Furthermore, the new comers enta of the bill oontead It provides that no ceilings can be ords IrrMpectIve of quantity. 't. and M n. Guatave Friedrich of were elected: Master, Percy La- goes directly to the highest •’’ •tc in the temple tonight. are taking up work far removed placed over farm commoditiaa at field closed its 45,000th loan. A throp; Overseer, Ellsworth Covell; November 25, This is the second ning will be: "Christmas Carols. facetiously "I sometimes thought would ratoa tbo coot of Uving its atreet quietly observed farmer in central New Jersey pur­ son of the Hutchlnsons. He is a court after the permittees had en­ Chanukah commemdrates the from the mechanical mass produc­ less than 100 per cent of parity or Lecturer. Mrs. Mary HiUs; Stew­ Their History and Origin." Joan joined the commission, state’s at­ would be a blessing after reading aavernl MUloa dollata. Fiftieth wedding anniversary chased a farm in 1930 and gave grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Hyde is in charge of the meeting courage of Judas Maccabaen and some of the decisions of the Su­ tion jobs at which women have the highest price from Jan. 1 to KEMP'S ard, Donald Woodward; Assistant W. Hutchinson of Godfrey Hill torneys and police from enforcing his brothers who led the people of been proved so competent. They’Jl Sept. 15, whicliever ia higher. llturaday. However a celebra- the seller a three-year mortgage Steward, Keeney Hutchinson; which will open at 7:00 p. m. preme Court. Washington, Doc. 4 — (J*) — Inc. for the unpaid balance. After mak­ Road. Hebron. the act. Israel to victory over the. oppres­ be plant engineers, draftsmen, con­ It was assumed that if parity it la planned for Sunday at the Chaplain, Past Master George The annual meeting of the Those present laughed heartily Jumping suddenly into the driver’s 768 Mala St. TM. 5680 ing 33,000 worth of repairs and A very pleasant windup of yi® Mrs. Francis alleges the amend­ sor Antlocbus Epiphanea, follow­ trol board and filter plant oper­ redefined, then a formula including of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crielman; Treasurer, MUo Hayes; Ellington Congregational church ment to the liquor act violates the ing which the temple at Jerusalem at this, knowing that Judge Bald­ ators and other workers who must OMt in the House, the congros- labor costa would be used in com- improvements to the property, the Secretary, Mrs. Laura Loomis; nutrition class taught by Miss E. will be held on Thursday. Decem­ win seldom was reversed by the of Harlow street when a owner received on the due date a Helen Roberts of the Tolland 14th Amendment' to the Federal and its altar were rededicated. maka decisions. aional farm bloc rode hard today Gatekeeper. WUbur T. Little; ber 10, at 6:30 p, m. IQectlon of constitution and Article I of the Mr. Mills’ topic will be “Rededi- State’s highest tribunal. Tremendous Turnover dinner will be served, demand that the mortgage be paid Ceres, Mrs. Carrie Hanssen; Po­ County Farm Bureau, took place officers, hearing of reports, call­ for quick Senate paaaaga of legto- and Mrs. Friedrich were State Cohstitutlon and asks the cation Today." It'a figured that eventually SO latlon to redefine farm parity up­ in full. In danger of losing all the mona Mrs. Clara Howe; Flora, Tuesday evening at the home of ing of the roll, and hearing of any led In Rockville December 3, work and money he had Invested Mrs. Paul Potocek of Godfrey Hill. court to decide whether the Legis­ Camel Va. Marine per cent of the personnel of pro­ wards. BALSAM WOOL INSULATION IS GUARANTEED TO SAVE FUEL Mrs. Florence Rhodes; Lady As­ other business pertaining to the lature contravened these constitu­ Leatherneck Rifles duction maintenance and labora­ lliey have five children, Mrs. in the farm, he turned to the Lsuid sistant Steward, Mrs. Ellen Koper; 14 members were present and tests Ted Lewis, at top. Below few Government economists have ea- a Frey, Herbert Friedi^ch, Bank for assistance. On October coming year will take place. The tional rights. tory divisions of U. S. chemical timated tha new formula would Executive committee chairman, were given. Following this Mrs. 'monthly Firemen’s meeting, ordi­ A camel being exhibited in Bos­ girls of “ Funzafire” Rsi-ue. .rd Friedrich and Mrs. Charles 6. the bank closed a 20-year first Potocek. acting for the class, pre­ The permittees contend that The rifle first became a part of ton several years ago was mount­ plant# will be women. That's a ralso old parity lavato by 10 to 12 A .Ward Spaulding. narily held on the second 'Thurs­ their businesses, legally establish­ tremendous tuniover. sines the all of this city, Mrs. Hasri mortgage and a 10-year second sented Miss Roberts with a purse Leatherneck equipment on August ed by a U. S. Marine. The camel Two complete stage shows on par cent, and Price Admintotrator A daughter was bom Monday, day. will be postponed until De­ ed, will be taken away with finan­ 22, 1776, j, when Major Samuel chemical process industry operates r of Hartford and eight mortgage on the farm and paid the Nov. 30 at St. Francis hospital, of money in appreciation for her toppled over on the Marine. The one gigantic biU opens an angaga- Lison Henderson has contended it idchildren. old mortgage in full. services. cember 17th because of this church cial loss to them if the law stands. Nicholas ordered muskets for the Marine suffered a broken collar with a minimum of personnel and would result in a aubitantlal in Hartford, to Mr. and Mrs. Louis meeting. — ^ Some of them have been In busi­ Marine Corps. a maximum of capita Investment. ment on the stage of the State r. Frlearich formerly owned Another loan was closed in New MUler, 4‘T Woodbridge street, East The class was organized by the bone. The camel died. theater, Hartford, today, Saturday crease in living coats. Jewejry store now conducted Jersey on the same day, according Women’s Division of the Hebron For instance, there's a new syn­ Apparently caught off guard, Hartford. Mrs. Miller formerly thetic rubber plant which cost mil­ and Sunday only. Stage ahow No. Ms son Herbert Friedrich and to Mr,.Doyle. This was to a farm­ Uved In South Windsor. Defense Council. There were at I on this bill is Ted Lewis, (pio- Henderion’a office had no new I head at the Orchestra Club lions of dollara and will need only HEAT er who received a 83-year Land Private Earl J. MUler of Camp first 20 members, but some were ture above, top), with hia cele­ statement aa to whether the legii Rockville. He was a well known Bank loan early in 1920. Subse­ unable to attend often enough to a corporal's s;uard of operators. lation paaeed in n eurpriee move Dix, N. J., spent Thanksgiving More than nine months ago. The brated orcheatra and his all new and his orchestra was quently he purchased another with his mother, Mrs. Gertrude be counted In as having finished "Rhythm Rhapsody Revue,” fea­ by the House yeaterday would in demand. He also played Montsanto Chemical company, farm and refinanced the mortgage MUler, at the home of his brother, the course, principally on account turing Charles "Snowball” Whit­ crack retail callings oa agricul­ HOUSE foreseeing a manpower shortage band concerts and concerts at with an additional Land Bank Arthur MUler of South Wind­ of the many other conflicting calls tural oommoditlea. ipsic Lake and Crystal L«ke. loan. by late this year or early in 1943 tier and a atar-studded cast of 40 sor. Other guests were Corporal on their time. The course has been sensational entertainers. Stage Aaka For Quick Action No matter what-"you pick iCs Basketball Oame Tonight Meeting a very fine one and has been weU began exploring the poaalbilitiea of 'Senator Thomas . (D., Okie.) Robert Rollins of Camp Dix, N. J., the use o f women. show No. 2 on tha same bUl, is the SHIRTS and TIES Rockville High School bas- The afternoon group of the Miss Audrey Armstrong, Miss worth the time and effort put in Agriculture committee member, ,U team wUl play the first W.S.C.S. is meeting this after­ by the members. CerUfleates have Through Mra. Loretty Moushey, fun-packed girl revue "Funaaflre,” sure to click if you get it at June Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. assistant director of Monsanto's featuring Benny Meroff and hia telegraphed Cbalrman Smith (D. of the season this evening noon at the home of Mra John not yet been received by those S. C.), at his South Carolina home Leroy Burnham, Russell Burnham industrial relationa section, its ex­ band. Jack Gwynne, Rots Wyse, meets the Windsor High Waltz of Ward street and Mto* JeweU Burnham. .. « passing the test. Refreshments aeklng for quick committee action Clifford's. SOCKS and OXFORDS on the Rockville floor at The Abigail Foote Society. Chil­ were served at the close and a ploration was exhaustive, extend­ June Mann, Whitey Roberta, Prof. ing even to feminine paychology on the biU. o'clock. This year as an add* dren of the American Revolution social time was enjoyed. Cheer, and 35 hilarious comics. Senator Wheeler (D., Mont.) M tnction there will be a dance is meeting this afternoon at the The fire siren sounded at Hebron in employment. "Funzafire” is packed with girls, told newaroen the unanimous Drawing Intricate Plana every Friday night game, home of Mra Francis D. Green of center Wednesday afternoon in the gage, acrobats and comediana. It’s House vote "shows that tba peo­ It was a pet theory of one of GLOVES and MITTENS squad this year includes: Alan Florence avenue. The subject for Hebron midst of the prevailing high the most Joyous and frivolous en­ ple have spoken and the adminlS' V Karmen Lans, Donald De- the meeting to the American In­ winds. It was learned that a the oldest designing engineers in tertainment ever presented on any the Monsanto system, for in tration to getting acared." Ha pre Rill Stiles, Fred Backofen, dian. A dinner was given this week at chimney fire at the William Woods stage. Don’t miss Ted Lewis* and dieted speedy Senate approval of INSULATE JACKETS stance, that young women art stu­ Ostein, t^ een t Terrill, tastaltotioB of Offloera place on the Exeter road was the hia big show plus the mirth-quake thS measure, against which Presi the home of Mr. and Mrs. Max dents, without engineering know! That Are Warm and Smart! :0RDUR0Y TROUSERS « i y Allen, Francis Barbero, Bob R. Lewis Reyntdds will be tin- cause of the alarm. Men took their of the season. "Funzafire" starting dent Roosevelt expreased "unalter YOUR ATTIC WITH GUARANTEED Tn, Joe SunegA Clarence stalled Worthy President of Gen­ Frankel who live on the Hebron- places on the roof ant* inside the edge, could be made into drafts­ today. Gilt men. In leas than four months he able opposition" last September. BUI Oleainski, B. Fahey, eral Kitchener Lodga American Marlborough Road, at which the house, watching the danger, and There are two midnight stage The House action was viewed Bartenstein, R. Briggs, D. Ed- Order, Sons at S t George, at its announcement was made of the using precautions, and as a result proved his point. A group of such and screen shows this week-end, SWEATERS Wrappi«K* students who once did a neat Job by Senator O’Mahoney (D., Wyo.) SKI BOOTS and CAPS L. Tucker, R. Fahey. meeting this evening in Foresters’ engagement of their daugh­ the fire was held in check. It would one tonight midnight, and the as proving his contention that the . For His Winter-Time Comfort! Plaoehie Halt Frederick E. Castro, district ter,. Miss Jlarcla„.to.-Lepnard-.Le­ ^•.n-».f«krfWl.tlme..£or-a fl on a petunia now are drawing in- other on Sunday midnight,... both. BALSAM-WOOL farmer.was j;olng to. face a labor th e lien 's Club o f the lletho- deputy grand president of East vine, son of Mrs. Dora Levine of as the wind was blowing almost —tricate— piana,..- blueprints - and maps—and they love' It. a t^ e sho'wa atartlhg 1:15 a. m.' squeeze and that hia prices would A l Pnrehaaaa Gaily church wiU hold a public Hartford wUl be the installing of­ Hartford. No date has been set for with hurricane violence. There was The abows tonight are continuous have to be aduated ao aa to keep PAJAMAS le party this evening at ficer. the wedding. a continual roar in the air, with In one giant Monsanto plant S e a le d ATTIC INSULATION Wrapped fo r ChriatauM eight women in shifts of two soon through midnight, and patrons labor on the farm and prevent o | ^ ^ in Wesleyan Hall, Other officers to be installed are A day of fasting and prayer for occasional shrieking of the wind, lOc may coma anytlms. On Sunday, food shortage. That Will Win Smiles of Approval! G ift GtvfaiB, win be awarded. Worthy Vice President, Fred Nut- the,People of Poland was observed twigs and branches broken off the will care for a water filtering Package plant capable of turning out proc­ the doors for the midnight show Might Be Met By Subsidy Minstrel Show land; worthy secretary, Arthur by a special service at the Jewish trees, but apparently no damage open at 12:01 a. m. Some senators expreased the T w annual minstrel show o f the Edwards; worthy treasurer, Regi­ Synagogue at Hebron Center Wed­ suffered. essed water sufficient for a com­ COSTS SO LITTLE-SAVBS SO MUCHI to o f the Maple street school nald Kent; worthy messenger, Earl nesday afternoon, with Rabbi Staff Sergeant aifford R. Wright munity of 20,000 persona. Each Ask Your Boy— He’ll Tell You to Get it at Qifford’f he presented this evening and Elliott; worthy assistant secre­ Duchon in charge. There was a has been transferred from Camp rOIFJ morning, one of the young women rOI FK I E8TIIUTI ON n U SAVINdS INO OMJMTIONI 68U ■flay evening at eight o’clock tary, Ernest Butcher; worthy as­ fine attendance. Edwards, Mass., to Nashville will climb 75 feet up a flat ladder die Maple street auditorium. sistant messenger, A. J. Alley; An oyster supper will be serv­ Army Air Center, Nashville, Tenn outside a tank to take a gauge Id Burke wiU be the inter- worthy chaplain, Horace Under­ ed to local Republicans at Gilead He is now attending Officer’s Train­ reading. The end men include Rlch- wood; wortli^ inside sentinel, John Hall, Dec. 11, from 6:30 to 8 p. m., ing School for aviation cadets. His Mrs. Moushey studied feminine / given by the Republican Repre­ new address is A-C, C.C., Sqd 3 morale and Its relationship to at­ The W. G. Glenney Co. Za u a Btoto Loos, I.eooarfl De- Williams; trustee, Howard Hewitt. '$ C (I * M ^ D tire in many other Industries WUUam Davis, Joan Morin Refreshments and a social time sentatives elect, Harold L. Gray A-C Sqd D-1, A.A.F.C.C., Nash'^ Coal, Lumber, MaKoa*' Snppilea, Paint and Elton W. Buell. Members of rille Army Air Center. Nashville. which for years had hired women * s* p h Casanova. Special will be enjoyed following the busi­ Tenn. ’ 886 No. Main SL T e l 4148 Maacheater wIB be a guitar sole by ness session. the Republican Town Committee in production divisions. :«rtetin«8 Advarliaa in Tha ■aaltti, s(rio by Helen Roy, will also be included with those en­ Carrfs Make good your resolution to do your Christmas shopping early. Mails are Designed Two-Piece Costume ‘ solo by Xeroy Ludwig tertaining. Dancing wiU follow the slower. Gifts to men in service must travel long distances, And while we have Mrs. Moushey, a personable It solo by CUyton Ed- supper. This program is In accord­ young woman who knows a thing ance with a custom of many years South Coventry | a vast variety of sparkling gifts, we haven’t been able to get all we wanted o f or two about dre:,s, decided that Stafford Springs standing. every item, due to war-time demands upon manufacturers. To be certain of tha one-piece alack suit adopted John Anderson of Glastonbury by many war plants, wouldn’t do InspectioB wU take Joha a NeMe The Coventry Boatfl of Educa­ getting exactly what you want for every person on your list, lay away a gift 47X Staffoifl was a recent visitor at his prop­ a day, and your Christmas shopping will be easy, enjoyable and economical. for Monsanto girls. So she design­ at the meeting c l Alden tion met Tuesday evening for its ed a two-piece slack costume with AmtUiary to be held this erty near Hope Valley, the former I ,T. H. Kellogg property on the monthlj meeting. Owing to the flared lines which toned down *he O. A. R. haU. for The Merchants division of the cross road from the valley to Bur­ crowded condition in some of the bulky hip curves and included all 'M any People Have Already Jen the members are requested Stafford Civic association has an­ rows HUl. approved safety measures, even to tonar white. A supper will be grades in local schools, it was de­ »a9a»a>a>a*aiia»s >fl8 nounced that hoUday store hours An auction sale will be held at LASTING GIFTS steal safety toea in dreasy walking by a committee with Mrs. of Stafford Springs merchants will the Hebron Town Hall at 2 p. m., cided to open another room to ac­ iwwwigaHwmwmwMsninanvivi oxforda. I •teppe as chairman. go into effect this evening, Fhday, December 5, Saturday, when five commodate 14 pupils from the 7th And, while her preparations Selected Their ^ Fnnemle 8-Piece Dresser Set. comb, V L U X U R IO U S L Y I Novelty Boudoir Lamps. Set when on Friday and Saturday eve­ tracts of land in various parts of grade at the Center school, and didn't Include beauty shops and The funerals of Mr. and Mrs. [ of Two for...... * I Q C nings until Saturday evening the the town will be disposed of on ac' the six 4th grade pupils from the ^ * ■'a s h i o n e d Single, 98c. ^ 1 • s' other such Idea#, Mra. Moushey did Coleman, 26. of Clinton, 19th the stores will be open until count of tax arrears. The various South Street school. These 20 atudy the effect of certain produc­ former residents of this 9 o'clock. Stores will remain open pieces of property now stand in children wifi be taught in the town U g b l i n S ® VANITY SETS tion Jobs on the complexion and CHRISTMAS CAROLS Ity wan held mi Thursday mom- every evening until 9 o’clock dur­ the name at Mrs. Hannah Connor, hall building, and Mrs. John J. Cedmr Sewing CnMiiet, com' Schaeffer Pea and Pencil Set hands and made complete provi­ g in RockvUle. plete with “ For ing Christmas week until Dec. Daniel Lustlg, Lydia Miner, Cummisk has been engaged as sions for tha women’s comfort. Hero.. .From One of th/Finest Assortments in To#n. The funeral of Mr. Coleman was 24th, Christmas eve. The Thursday Michael Daly, and Andrew Strok teacher. Mrs. Cummisk, formerly 79e supplies. $1-49 j$5s00-$29.75 Milady” — $8.50 8o attractive are the Moneanto held at nine o’clock at S t Ber- afternoon closing of all stores will er. The land for the most part is in Mias Mary Wren, was for several uniforms that Mtos Margaret A. Ws invits Yon To Do Likewise. MZfl’s church with Rev. Francis NOTICE! be abrogated until, after the holi­ a poor condition, having stood idle years principal at the Center Hickey, women's advisor to the I. pUnebey, former pastor o f the day. Regular hours including the for a number of years. school. PIPES AND TOBACCO W ar Msmpower commission In Saturday is the last day we can take orders for personal dm oh E cla tin g . FoUowing the Thursday afternoon closing will be Mra. Charles W. Stewart of At this meeting it was alto Washington, rates the company cards and be certain of delivery. Select them at once. Hrvtoes for Mr. Coleman, the resumed immediately aftor ChrUt- TyiervUle, who have been cared voted to supply botUed water with the WAACa and "Waves” in toeral procession went to the masa for at Cheater by her daughter, from the Hosmer Mountain Spring Yello Bote “Imperial” Pipe, : Ronson CIgnrette LIghtera ability to obtain comely, efficient ytote Funeral Home where Dr. Mra. Edith Strickland, for the past SPECIAL PRICES g l ^ A branch of the WiUimanUc BotUlng Co., WiUimanUc. for honey- World’s Great- £ a i Manchester Package Store s s ^ e 8. Brookes, pastor of the several months, was a visitor at ON BOX CIGARS Servtag As Model State Trade school is to be estab­ drinking purposes at the Center cured. $i.5d I est Ughter! v O . O U Lmlon church conducted the lished at Stafford High school for the home of her son-in-law and School, as a temporary measure, AND The Mouaanto program to aarv- F. E. BRAY service for Mrs. Eleanor bpys of the Freshman class. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas since the lake water, piped Into POUND TOBACCOS hag as a model for aereral other U * Coleman. From here the long C. Johnson recently. Mrs. Strick­ the building, has been condemned Leather Tobacco Poixdies, I Kaywoodle Pipes— nationally known firms. Other Three Pratt and Whitney lathes oil silk lined. "P COMPLETE LINES JEWELER taieral procession went to St. and a turret lathe will be Installed land and her small granddaughter, by the State Department of chemical and allied industries have ■ftaard’s cemetery where both in the Industrial Arts room by the Madeline Higgins, brought her Health. Several parents of the with zipper. OF BRIAR PIPES $3.50' asked permission to use the plans 737 Main Street State Theater Building | mung people were burled. first of next week and a class will over and were also visltprs. Mra. Center school pupils appeared be­ and uniforms. The bearers for Mr. Coleman begin Immediately. The boys at­ Strickland has gained considerably fore the Board meeting Tuesday Evan steel companies — facing Joseph D. Oenso, Ralph tending will be given credit hours in physical condition since she evening to request prompt aeUon GIFTS FOR HER tha probable shortage of manpower Association Announces The er, Harrison B. Spencer, broke her hip a year or more ago. on this matter. —have sought drafts of Uu Mon to be applied if they plan to coni- aanto program. ^toroid E. Robinson, James M. Unue at the WUUmanUc Trade She is now able to walk, but la Twenty-one members of the Buck, Xavier Briden, all of Clln- school. An all day session will be­ erwiae rather failing. ' Young Mothers CTub met In the Early American YARDLEY COTYj S-Piece Evening In Parts Gift joo. Those for Mrs. Coleman were held one each week, with an in­ Ira C. Turahen and her two fitehouse Tuesday evening and Trinket LUCIEN LE LONG Set, Talc, Per. htera, the Misses Lottie and completed making wooden games I fume, Cologne. V A . 0 5 2 BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS Ulen, William and Burton Llsk, structor from WiUimanUc serving $1.00 EVENING IN PARIS Benefit Payment Vilton Usk, Charles Coleman and as teacher. One class of 15 wiU Marcia, are visitors in New Tork under the direcUon of Prof. L- B. City for a few days. Mr. Turshen Crandall of the University of Con­ Yardley Trio Set — Lotus, OLD SPICE Helena Rnbenstefo Jdsrard , Menzel. Mr. and Mra meet in the morning, another class Fragrance, Violet Cologne. W'g Have Over-the-Counter Stamp 3qleman lost their lives in the fire who has been under the weather necUcut for gifts to local schools. MAX FACTOR I Sent Ean De Checks in Mail ot 15 in the afternoon, for a three lately, is reported as Improved. The refreshment committee com­ ALL THREE *4 Business Hours - - it Boston Saturday night. RUBENSTEIN ; Toilette— $ Sarvice at AU Timet hour session. No Industrial Arts Mr. and Mra. Harry Kirkham of prised Mrs. Carolyn Rose and Mrs. FOR— 1.00 School Board Report classes have been held at Stafford Middletown are spending a couple Barbara Rose. On December 8 the Hartford, Doc. 4.—Bocauea of The School Nurse reports that High school this year. David Irwin of days here as guests of the lat­ Mothers club will sponsor another nirlng November 212 children the instructor went into the Army public whist in the town hall, for rocent inquiries regarding non-de­ ter's parents, Mr,i«nd Mra, Harold livery to them of ^ -age and au» ere weighed and measured, 38 during the summer and due to the U Gray. the benefit o f the Soldiers Gift MEN^S NEH>S S e U vlvoi* insurance November bene­ ere seven per cent or more be­ shortage of teachers it has been Howard Kelsey of the Burrows Fund. The next meeUng will be a TRY ds normal while 45 were ten per. impossible to secure an Industrial Hill section suffered a serious ac­ Christmas Party on December 15, fit payment checka, the following Arts teacher. , “For n Oentlemna” FULL A^RTMENT “Americana” Spiceberry announcentont by John J. Hardy, iht or more above average. ’The cident recently when working in for which Mrs. Catherine Foley Shnvtng Set q q Islon of 264 chUdren was tested, The Stafford OouncU Knights at Shavtnil Sets, Regional Director o f the Soqial Colchester, by means of wMch he will be the hostess at her home* $100 By WiUlams— s 7 0 « OF GIFTS Shaving Mng, ‘ 28 were found defective. Notes Columbus will hold a smoker- has lost part at the indpjjf linger on South street. Security Board, to published for The New Aero ) sent to 18 asking them t-> luncheon meeting Sunday evening The Coventry Parent-Teachers u p HE’LL APPRECIATE $1.25 the general information of all eon- 1943 of his rlgbt~han^. Hts-^hand was Effective ve corrections made. First aid at 7:30 in the K. ol C. HaU on Kemlngton *“Foar-Some” camed. Tha Treasury Department caught in machlnefyln some way. AssocisUon wiU meet at the Cen­ Nylon Bftohw MODERATELY Leather Military Sets—“The given 18 and 6 were excluded Main street. It to reported that a second finger ter school on Wednesday Decem­ advlsea that the date of mailing bom school. was badly mangled and at first it ber 9th. A Christmas program wiU $19.50 PRICED! having been changed, all checks A Superintendent of Schools Philip be presented by the children of iSTr $4.98 for the November benefit payment R. K. Foreman Killed was feared that further amputa­ Howe reporU that the death of tion might be necessary. It is hop­ grades 5, 6, 7 and 8. are now in the mail and-should be A. Sykes, who since Its ed that this will not be necessary. The Ladies AssoclaUon of the received within the next few days. Westfield, Mass., Dec. 4— — CongregaUonal church will hold a BINGO Uon has been a trustee of A party of Hebron people, rep­ LIQUOR SPECIALS Should a person entitled to receive Manual Training and High John Fox, 63, of Bast Granby, resenting the town school board, supper and Christmas party in a, check fail to get it within a Conn., New Haven raUroad secUon A t P.M. is a serious loss to the attended a dinner given at the the church vestry on Wednesday reasonable period of time after Y 8 A. M. Unta 9 WHITE HORSE L ’Throughout the years he foreman, was kUled today when a Hartford High School Thursday evening Dec. 16, for members and PAUL JONES GREEN RIVER today, such person should Imme­ MONDA Tko«8i> FRIDA SCOTCH, A A maintained a keen interest in gasoline motored work car ’ on evening for school board members their families. An entertainment I WHISKEY, diately get in touch with the Old- .WtSaalsation. He has been the which he was riding crashed into of the state. In the party were the will follow. The Christmas, party Fifth ...... $2.39 ...... $1.79 A ^ and Survivora Insurance ; the cabooee of a freight train near Irsquent visitor any of Rev. Harold R. Keen. Mrs. A. W. for children of the Sunday school The Ariny & Navy Club at the E3m street raUroad overpass. GREEN RIVER SCHENLEY’S USD LAREL| WTLSOVS Bureau Field Office of the Social rustses, and has always ea- Hilding, Mrs. Charles O. , Sellers, WiU. be held on Saturday after­ Security Board located neareat hia Three section hands, including noon December 18 in the church WHISKEY, WHISKEY, •d Ms iafluance in fSvor at a Mrs. Charles N. Fillmore, of the Fnll <)aart .. home. AU Interested peraons are Arthur Fox, 85, son ol the dead school board, also Mrs. John Mark' vestry. $ 2 . 4 9 $2.14 M>A,.HIsYiFiill <)aart . . . . $2.39 P.M. Mr flevelopment el the re- man. were injured. The others further 'nformed that the chang­ Every Saturday Night 3 A.M. UntS at the disposal at the ham, Mr. Keen furnished trans' UqUORS PLUS GOVERNMENT TAX. ed mailing date. wUl continue for SATURl}AYS were: Tlwmas Jamolevich, 53, and wMOi Botaa bis paasbig porta tion. Wheel d og g ed by Eels the future and that notices to this AttiliP.BL Frank lietwnlkea, 50, aU of East Mrs. Elton W. Post, tax-coUeC' toap TCgrst Granby. effect, tt to uadiratnoil. aeeora- BlNBBiosmtion returns for tor, has sent in to the SUte Motor Augusta, Ga.——The power panled the November bjneflt pay­ Vehicles Department a list of ■a aew oomplete for the Doesn’t Want GasoUne supply of the Lombard Iron Works ment checks. at VasBoii aad show a total those here who have not . paid was suddenly cut off. Officials their automobile taxes for 1942. at tiss pupUs between SeatUe — — Found: A man first blamed a water shortage in at four and sixteen of There are 15 on the list Until such a canaL InvesUgaUon showed 16 «200 IN PRIZES li pays to buy at your dependahlOf local package who didn't want the gasoline he delinquents can show their tax re­ lah to a gala at 34 over was aUotted. Fred G. Lee caUed at plenty of water but the generat­ ceipts they will not receive their ing wheel had been clogged by 25 Usbon, Dae. 4 — (91 — Sixtoen (20) $5.00 GAMES (S) $10.00 GABIES This tacfeass to largely the Office of Defense Transporta­ Reflex Camera s asw taialltos Bmt havs 1943 registrations. huge eels, weighing an aggregate erlcaa survivora of tho Amoti- ( ' 1 ) $20JK) GAME (1 ) $50.00 GAME tion to report he didn’t want the Albert W. Hilding to hi Boatoa 87 pounds. One measured more can achoonor Star of SoeUaad. IM gallons allowefl him for op- at the Leahy CUaic for a check-up -'Buy War Bonds and Stamps First 11 the Ifldto grades rs- eraUoei of his truck. Ha had been than 48 inches long. A jriece of ware mportod todagrAs lm*e ham ALL FOR ONE D(H4^ ! following former treatment wire had been knocked loose and $4.95 tondod at HosMiBodM, la Pnrtu- | handling wholesale foods. Now More completed articles have permitted the eels to enter the Made by Univex ■' guaso Angola, Wast Africa. The Ample Parkfnir In Rear of CInh. he’s wortdng ia-a ahipyard. boon forwarded hr the Hebreo wheel from the canal Star ot Scotland waa torpedoed la tka AtiestK U. K *v- .'^1, 5"

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4,1942 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4,1949 PAGE THTRTEBI era making repeated attacks on the Allied positions. Nazis Assert Free for All About Town pter Holds In one Instance, dispatches from Tire Inspection Stations $93,960 Spent ^ Icomniittee during the social hour tember from .an anemia which the gible for flve or tea year servloe the front said. Allied fighters in­ I will awsird the prises and serve phyaiclana said waa cauaed by pins. ■ I, New England Hard Bones hardening ot the bone marrow, tercepted a Stuka formation, drove Yankee Units In North End The Salvation Army Songsters Irefreahments,. Girl State Guard to Answer AmmalPurty it off and forced the Germans to Bantly Oil Co. 155 Center H18-1 By the G. O. P. The Boy Scouts are receiving a where blood sella are made. At the last meettag of Troop Goodyear Tire A Rubber Brigade wrlll hold a special rehear­ jettison their, bombs on their own 649 Main ' . H16-2 sal this evening at eight o'clock Oil Shortage I large number of Christmaa Case First Analysis showed that the hard­ 15, at S t James’s school, Adele troopa In another R. A. F. fight­ On Defensive Campbell’s Service Station YIS Main H16-3 at the citadel. Iwreatha they are making for sale ening, or oateracleroals, waa due Scout Fallot flnisbed requirements for Only on Genuine Alarmsl E . S . Group Enjoys ers shot down or damaged every Moriarty Brothers 315 Center H16-4 Five Men Arrested in Finance I to help awell their treasury. to chronic fluorine poisoning, they her second class badge and Jaclcle Maple Super Shell 9-11 Maple H16-5 For the last few weeks it has said. OaterselaixMris may possi­ Hutchinson and Betty Folley en­ one ot a formation of dive-bomb­ 'S^Gontlniisd fMm Page One) Wild Brawl; A Shot Sergeant Albert W. Nackowski, port Shows Hundreds Serious Now! For Nation Hartford, Dec. 4.—VP)—^To avoidf _ j» diristmas Social ers attacking an Allied forward Western Auto Supply 846 Main H16-6 I been difficult for the manager of bly result, they aaid, from the pro­ News tertained the troop with short fare training ooursa At SturbridgA ’ Nick Pencheff 559 Main H16-7 formerly with the 300th Engineers I the Observation Post in Tolland to longed use of drinking water ta plays and ballads to meet requlre- confusion. Brig. Gen. Rex B- De- Mass.: ‘ I^And Elects Officers. position. Brltiai^M^hutista, the )ilgh com­ Fired in the Air. at Camp Blanding, and more re- Of donations. Comparatively little ground Cole Motors 91 Center H16-8 V • « « wx V set people to attend at the dif- which the fluorine content Is more menta for the dramatics badj^. Lacour, adjutant general of toe Capt. Richard E. MIQci-, Brig. "^ mand declared today. Boland Oil Company 369 Center HI6-« centjy at School No. 1, First-S. C. rlans Laid for Doub* ferent viriods of the 24 hours of Hardening Due to Ex­ than three parts p8r mUlion. Girl Scouts will again sell Betty Danahy, Scribe Hq. Det.; First LleuL John Ooo> fighting was reported in southern German dbtachmenta were said Five men will -lie presented in a R. Fort Belvoir, Virginia, has been Hartford, Dec. 4.—(A)—The Re- ' Connecticut State Guard, ordered K 'fttit Mtrona «t Twnpl* Ctaap- Tunisia, . although . an Allied Cook’s Service Station 555 E. Middle Tpke. H16-10 IT— —g E*.—.t i t ... pluties, several have been on duty From a public health stand­ Christmas seals during the month lac, Co. I., 2nd Bn., 2nd. MD.; First < OJB.S., held their annual to have captured 456 Allied Lee’s Esso Station 110 Center ' H16-11 special session ot the local police transferred to L Area Cantonment publican Finance committee dis- ling up 01 ramilies ^ione the 2 hours each week and cessive Fluorine in point, excessive fluorine waa said The Girl Scout Victory fund baa toe guard to mobilise only on toe spokeamM said that American troops, including 18 officers, and at Fort Belvoir. He is the son of btu'sed $93,960.40 for expenses for of December at Dewey-Richman’s genuine alarms and not on toe Lieut. Loe Z. Shumsky, Co. L, 2nd; £ ltln f and Chriitniaa party last Brunner Sales Co. 80 Oakland H16-12 court late this afternoon after a And Oosinif Non-Es- several Drinking WtOer; Doc­ to ,be serloua because of the ex­ reached the total of $24.15, There Bfi.; 1st. MD.; Second Lieut. J o h a ^ patrols there Were "being a damn­ an Italian battalion Was reported Michael G. Gorman Main Street Mrs. Caroline Nackowski of Lock- the 1942 election, John B. Byrne, A U a l o o s i n g l-son hours at different Intervals dally. and at Hale’s. Mrs. Charlotte practice mobiUzationa of civilian in the small lpdg» room of ed nuisance to the enemy.” H16-13 wild brawl on Depot Square about tensive anemia and also kidney are still four troops to be heard J. (mrtln, Jr., Co. Q.. 1st Bn., 1st. ^ to have rounded up 308, British Walter I. Van Wagner 427 Hartford Road H16-14 wood street and the late Frank chairman reports. s^ntial Establishments, t *** w®*** th# post seems to be tors Recommend Study damage which it causes. Health Tyler, council member is in charge from. Results up to date are: defense unite. i MD.; First Sergt. John Lewis, C5». 3 p a lUaonic Temple and had a Far to the rear of the main bat­ parachutists. 10:30 last night. Three policemen Nackowski, and married Miss Ber­ The report filed with the secre­ a problem to find the necessary of the arrangements for the sale. “It will be neceaaary for all unit tle area, meanwhile, thousands of Tom Brown 706 Main H16-15 were necessary to stop the fight authorltiaa have reported a high Troop .3 .85 C, 1st. Bn.. 1st. MD.; First Sergt i^oroufhly enjoyable time. (The sites of the purporteil ac­ Thomas McCann 630 Center H16-16 tha Zahnielter of New Britain tary of state shows hundreds of number aa many have moved to fluorine content ta drinking water Troop 7 . 2.70 commanders to contact toe chief Ernest A. Duford, Co. E, MP. Bn.; Allied soldiers and Arabs labored tions were not disclosed. Allii^. but not before one had fired a shot early in Sej>tember. donations ranging from $1 to $3,- Boston, Dec. 4—(A)—^Federal au- other sections near their work and Chicago, Dec. 4—(A)—A case air raid wardens in toe respective IS'lira. Florence Thornton, preel- Burton H. Lehman 280 Main H16-17 in the air to halt one of the men in scattered parte of the United The cookie sale which the Girl Troop 8 . 3.15 Sergt. IV Ferdinand 8. Gyuriackp, to push supplies to the front at advices have told of heavy Gunter Service 288 Center H16-18 000 for a total of $96,089.40. thoritles describe New England’s several of the observers have of bone hardening because of ex­ States, mostly in some western Troop 11 . 2.00 cities oV towns and make arrange­ t. and Miaa Mabel Trotter, vice top speed. The largest individual contribu­ Co. G, 3rd. Bn.. 1st. MD.; Sergt ■tdent, were reelected for the engagements in ' the Mateur- George’s Esso Station 729 Main H16-19 The Permanent Armistice Day fuel oil shortage aa "so"ao serious joined the Army, cessive fluorine in drinking water and southwestern states. Scouts have been canytag on has Troop 12 . 2.30 ments for the air raid center to IV Louis J. Wandelear, Co.- C, 1st . 1 ^ Observers said the supply depots Tebourba-Djedeida triangle.) Carl Av^Johnson 770 Oak H16-20 committee will hold a meeting at tor was Mrs. Hugh D. Auchin- that plans are being laid for the ' At 3:00 p. m. today the Ladies met with huge auceess both for Troop 13 . 1.20 notify the State Guard whenever .jlng year. Mrs. Jeesie Wlnter- on the North African coast provid­ It is alleged that the fight start­ closs who gave $3,000. Hetiry R. societies met in the church for the —the first reported in the United Bn., 2nd. MD.; Sergt IV Edward .| ,tom who has served efficiently Intense Artlllecy Fire Hunter’s' Service Station 24 Main H16-21 ed in the Depot Square Grill, over­ 8 o'clock this evening at the Army probable doubling up of famlllea States—^wss described today be­ the sellers and the customers. Troop 15 . 1.50 a yellow, blue or red signal is W. Weber. Oo. H, 3rd Bn.. 1st MD.; ed a scene of feverish activity, Montgomei^ Ward A Co. 822 Main and Navy clubhouse. Luce, magazine publisher, besides • Annual Thank offering meeting. Troop 16 , 2.25 sounded,’’ the order directs. secretary and treasurer for the with convoys of trucks moving out On the Libyan front to the east, H16-22 flowed on the Square and became giving substanti^Iy to the suc­ and for the closing down of all Mrs. Kathennt: Gates of Hartford fore the Radiological Society of Buy 27 Millions An extra supply has arrived and Sergt. IV William R. Brock, Oo. D, ten years, declined reelection intense artillery fire was reported so vicious that at one time three • '' North America. Council .. . 2.90 Another order announced today 4th Bn.. 2nd MD.; Sergt IV Myron in a steady stream toward the cessful congressional campaign of non-essential establishments.” will bring an Interesting message anyone wislUng another box of Troop 5 . detaches Company A and Com­ Mrs. Dorothy Little was east. Auxiliary depots were es­ developed by batteries of the Brit­ men were down on the street en­ Rev. Paul Koslowski of New his wife, Clare H'rathe Luce, do- - A joint statement issued by of­ concerning her work. Two Army doctors told of the cooMas for the holidays may call . 1.50 C. Pottle. Co. E, 2nd Bn., 2nd MD.; ;ted to fill this office. ish Eighth Army against advanc­ gaged in a fight with the police. Britain will celebrate the vespers Thursday at 8:00 p.» m. the case, in Texas, and recommended In Victory Bonds Troop 9 . . 1.25 pany B from the military police CTorp. John Sinder, Co. O, 4to Bn., tablished at scores of points along nated $1,000 to the finance com­ ficials of four regional Federal Mrs. Charlotte Tyl«^> phone Troop 4 . . 2.55 battalion and assigns Company A Exchange of Gifts the way, with tires, guns, boots ed Italian positions maintained Eye-Witness .Account tomorrow evening at 7:30 at St. mittee. war agencleB last night said fur­ Tolland Community Men’s club that public health sutboritlas 2-0744.. 1st MD. , business session was fol- within Cirenaica (eastern Libya). Name Tire Inspection According to an eye-witness the John’s church on Golway street. ther that the situation waa “rap­ met in the social rooms of the make a study to determine wheth­ as a motorized troop and Company by the exchange of gifts and other equipment stacked in fight was a vicious one. The wit­ He will be assisted by Rev. Louis Among $1,000 givers were er the condition is widespread. Hartford, Dec. 4—(JPi—Aetna Academy Officers B aa a cavalry troop to bridgade great orderly heaps. The high command, however, de­ Charles P. Cooley, S. G. Hughes' idly approaching the emergency church for the postponed Novem­ Lite and affiliated companies havs m the "Mystery Ladies,” 'with clared that the shelling was "ef­ ness said that one man was help­ Kaezorowski of Waterbury, for­ state . . . due to an unanticipated ,—ber 26— meeting------« with a full at- The report was made by Maj. Mrs. William 8. Mounce, chair­ headquarters. The helicopter, the direct-llfl. Webster serving as Santa Su|>ply Problems Oomplicated less when he bounced out into the mer pastor of St. John’s. Sunday and Mrs. oean Model. Sumner ave- Joseph F. Linsman and Maj, aubscribed for $27,000,000 at the man of toe Girt Scout program Many officers of toe U. S. Marine To Get Guerrilla Training airplane, is expected to be con- ' Supply problems were compli­ fectively countered. Simpson, Charles W. Deeds. Aus­ heavy demand for oil ahlpmenta to I tendance intereatM ta me Posts for Manchester street and while on the sidewalk evening at 6 o'clock a variety pro­ support the United States military scout Crawford A. McMurray, both of Victory 2% percent bonds ta the committee on the Council, would Corps are commlasioned directly The following men eu'e instruct­ stnicted by thousands ta the near The committee in charge of ar- cated, however, by heavy rains "Axis formations arc continuing was punished severely and then gram will be presented in the tin D. ^ rn cy , Charles L. Camp­ Ing. A Tenderfoot Investiture El Paso, Tex., who said that while current treaaury campaign to Uke leaders to send ber toe names from toe United States Naval ed ta a special order to report on future, introducing aviation to which turned dock areas and roads day and night attacks on French bell and Mrs. Robert B. Noyes forces." ngements, Mrs. Helen Elliott, rolled into the'gutter. church basement and tea will be Recommends Converting ceremony was held whereby the fluorine ta water has cauaed mot­ raise $9,000,000,000 for flnanctag ot girls and leadera who are eli- Academy. -. Sunday to the mobile guerilla war­ millions. Marjorie Morrison and Mrs. in some places into veritable seas North African ports and on ship­ ‘•House Beautiful” 22 l^tations Designated The first inkling of the fight served. were among the $500 contribu­ Tolland troop waa fu’ly re^ster- tled teeth ta some states, the dhly the war, it waa announced today hy Little, were compliment- of mud. ping in the harbors,” the high came to the attention of the drug­ tors. A- $700 donation came from The statement recommended ed. George Goodrich, Scout execu­ cases of this bone change reported by the Hartford Regional commit­ for their work. They had a The part being played by the command said. “During lively air By Ration Board; gist at Murphy's Drug Company Mrs, H. Clinch Tate. that every fuel oil user, regardless tive of the Norwich District gave previously were ta North Africa, tee directing local participation ta The Knights of Columbus set­ of the size of bis heating plant, [place, around which the gifts British Mediteiranean fleet in battles with Axis fighters the ene­ Provos a Success * when a young man rushed in and back team finally took the Men’s The total disburwments includ­ an address on "The Value of India and Argentina. the gigantic fund-raising drive. :et. and a Christmas tree keeping reinforcements and sup­ my Air Force lost 16 planes.” Must Be Inspected asked him to telephone the police. ed $47,825 to the State Ontral convert to solid fuel “not only for Scouting to the Boy and Com­ Marking the largest single pur­ club of St. Brideet’s church into patriotic reasons, but ta urgent Fluorine la a gaaeous element, ta Claus standing beside plies from reaching the Germans The communique said the hospi­ I Before Jan. 31, 1943. Bernard Hart, on duty at the time, camp last night. This tournament committee; $34,476 to the towns; munity.” During the social hour one of the meet active and de- chase recorded by the local com­ Cit The three tables were yesterday espe- was emphasized by tal ship Citta di Trapani had been Mrs. Ihez Truax. president of _____ went out to investigate and as he $7,159.40 for office expenses, and self-interest.’’ refresWents were serve<} by the atructlve known, and it combines mittee, the Aetna aubacriptlon hag been in progress since last The officials declared that no lly attractive with Red candles Allied headquarters in North Afri­ torpedoed and sunk, with a lose the various groups that form the The local War Price and Ra- was going out another man rushed $4,500 to other political commit­ committi with other eubatances to form a more than doubled the $28,660,000 ca yesterday in reporting that the of 16 persons among 120 aboard. in and called the police. Within a fall with the Men's club away out tees. further fUel oil rations would be A farewell party was given to ' centerpieces appropriate to Woman’s Society of Christian Ser- tioning board today announced 22 in front in the matter of points. fluorine, the usual form in which previously subecribed by banks TtdeUde season. The favors at Ro}^ Navy had sunk three de­ Several Sicilian points were re­ few minutes two cruisers were on granted after Jan. 5 to any user of Emory Neff of Tolland Tuesday It is found ta water. and Insurance companies here, stroyers and four merchantships vice, announced todaj that the stations designated in Manchester In last night’s play William <3or- 10,000 or more gallons a year for evening Dec. 1st at the home of place were miniature candle ported to have been attacked by the scene. man was high with .126 and CThes- The case reported was that of raising the (Aggregate to $58,050, [era with little tapers. The bound for Tunisia. British planes in the night. One of bazaar, "The House Beautiful”, as ’Dre Inspection Stations under Battles With Offirer ' heating purposes unless be could his brother Ellery Neff an<’ fami­ a 22 year old soldier who bad 000, according to J. 8. F. Maher, ter Alexander In second place with present a certificate showing that ly of Tolland, where neighbors, imlttee served chicken patties, The action was the same one the raiders was said to have been sponsored by the society yester- the new regulation which requires During the mixup that followed, 115. lived moat of his life In Texas executive secretary of the com­ chips, rolls, pickles, home referred to by an Admiralty com­ shot down near Augusta by anti­ day afternoon and evening at the p«riodic inspection of automobile the witness said, one of the fight­ Quotations conversion to solid fuel was Im- relatives and Mends gathered for areas which the repwt says had mittee. le fancy cookies, candy and munique issued earlier in the day aircraft batteries. The high com­ chuveh, was a success financially, i tires on cars for which A, B, C ers launched himself at Officer Ed­ posrtble. an evening of music, games and an excessively high concentration M. They were accorded a ris- in London, but boosted the Ad­ better than last year’s fair. The ■ - ward Dwyer and both went to the Merritt T. Salmon, Jr., son of Can Supply Enough Coal social entertainment. Mr. Neff of fluorine ta drinking water. John Adams, who was 90 when mand said there were two civilian and D gasolinie ration books have Mr. and Mrs. Merritt T. Salmon, Asking that there be no hesita­ was remembered with gifts from vote of thanks for the “nicest miralty’s report on Axis losses by casualties. different departments, represent­ been issued. All such tires must ground. Two of the men started to The first lesson of history is that Anemia Oanaed by Hardeatag he died ta 1828, lived to be the as party we ever had.” adding one destroyer to the list of ing the various rooms in the be inspected on or before January run dowm the alley and Officer of 24 . Victoria road, has enlisted man's Innate striving for free­ tion to convert for fear of a coal his friends, as he is one of four The soldier entered an EH Paao oldest former president of the ships sunk. House Beautiful, were artistically 31, 1943. Harold Heffron hurled his club at as an Aviation Cadet in the Na­ dom cannot be extinguished. shortage, the statement said the young men of Tolland who will hospital last June and died in Sep­ United States. Axis Planes Attack Algiers arranged and most attractive, Tires don’t lie about their past them but missed. The other one val Air Corps Reserve and is now —Secretary of State Cordell Hull. solid fuels coordtaator for war has leave Dec. 9 for Fort Devena, Advices from Algiers said that both in decorations and articles —at least not to experienced tire Lawrifi^irounastarted around thetne corner , from awaiting call. He graduated from given assurance that “the. coal ta' Mass. It waa reported that he ewest Warships Axis plsmes had attacked that city yV. Vo Stocks offered for sale. The various the High s.chool here in 1941 and dustry can supply the coal needed waa leaving Dec. 1st in the paper inspectors. This little-known fact ^ “decl down has been employed as a linotypist A new unit of government—the causing him much inconvenience early yesterday, demolishing a groups in cl.arge were well satis­ becomes evident this week as 700 North Main street. One of the of metropolitan region, which will to replace fuel oU under the pres­ Join British Fleet number of workers' home and fied with the patronage, both fleers whipped out his gun and by the Hartford Courant. consist not only of the central city ent conversion goals. In addltlan to in going to the board for explana­ Air Reduction ...... 374s afternoon and evening, and the tire inspectors, working under the meettag the war-expanded re­ tion. causing some casualties. AllU cmal Mfg ...... 24 4i direction of the State Office of fired one ahot in the air. T^e run­ but its hinterland of dependent The Vichy radio—perhaps re­ Asbury group, which put on the ner stopped and was handcuffed by Manchester members of the and co-operating towns—is emerg­ quirements of regular ooal users.' The Union Missionary and La­ In Mediterranean Allied Chem ...... 135 cafeteria supper, took in perhaps Price Administration, begin to Signers (ff the statement were dies’ Aid Society of the Federat­ ferring to the same incident—said Am Airlines...... 46 psycho-analyze the tires of Con­ the police. State If Vermont club are plan­ ing and beckoning for recognition. It Pays To Shop At HALE’S Self the Blida airdrome 30 miles inland more than any other Individual Two Men .Arrested ning lo attend a get together Kenneth B. Baokman, New Eng- ed church held the all-day Red Am Can ...... 71M section of the bazaar. necticut’s 40,000 cars. —Dr. Louis Wirth of Vnl^’erslty land regional administrator ot the Cross searing in toe social rooms (OsaUnoed from Page One) from Algiers had been raided. For scoffers who doubted that In the meantime another officer, party. Friday, Dec. 11 at the of Chicago. The same source reported that Am Rad St S ...... S'^s Girl Scouts served tea in the coming down North Main street. American-Italian Hall. 234 Pearl OPA; Oscar F. Osthy of New Jhe tourch Tlmnjtoy vrito a Am Smelt ...... 37 Hafternoon, and the younger set, periodic tire inspection required York, reoenUy appointed deputy flood f***"dance^to plen^ of cks during 48 hours of bitter Axis planes had started fires in Sergeant John McGlinn, stopped street Hartford. There will be re­ There is no excuse for a man Am T A T ...... 128‘i, the Brownie Scouts, put on a under the mileage rationing pro­ one of two men walking toward freshments and prizes for win­ coordinator of jwlidfuela for the work to l» itlng in which/losses were de- supply dumps at the Algerian Am Tob B ...... 41'i sketch under the direction of Mrs. gram would reveal no actual in­ who can roam the streets pan­ 1 by an Allied spokesman to town of Bone, 60 miles west of the him at North School street. One ners in the militarj’ whist to be handling not doing some kind of New England region; W. H. *"fl* jointly with towe S.'J.'J MAIN STREET RUBINOW BUILDING Am Wat Wks ...... 3>,i Helen Hyde McKinney. In the eve­ formation other than that a tire man proceeded down North School played. W h e ele^ r., regional director of *'^**1^ been heavy on both sides, Tunisian frontier, and at Bougie, Am Viscose ...... 29ning Miss Hazel Driggs directed was good, fair or womout, OPA an unskilled task in a war factory. Serve >”< Health M arket Every Day t despite the repeated enemy midway between Bone and Algiers. street. When the one stopped by :—B. C. Sciple, manager Cleveland to* WPB, and R J. HuU, regional Anaconda ...... 25 4sa cast of young people in the rubber experts outlined high lights Sergeant McGlinn asked what he rapreaantatlv* of the petroleum with a Iwt drink furnish by FRUIT AND VEGETABLE SPEOALS eject them, the Allies .Thn_ykcl>X-, broadcast said, five -Armour -lU- -r—.-. - -3- - presentation of a one-act-play.... in -thla- apeeial scienee- of deduc­ Nutmeg District L. O. L. No. 21,- . V. S, K. S...... n reported' to be in control Alii^'pianes had been shot down was' wanted for McGlinn replied administrator. — ------|yolunt^rs. Atchison ...... 44 tion. ”to Identify someone.” Whereupon will meet in Odd Fellows hall. 420' YELLOW BANANAS FLORIDA ORANGES Rato’s ~Ewo m the towns forming the by Italian fighters. Atl Refin ...... 19 Diagnoae the Urea Main street, Hartford, tomorrow Turkish neutrality is already a itegic Tunisia triangle, Tebour- the other turned and yelled down evening. The meeting will open at defensive second front In Europe. 2 Lbs. 29c 29c Doz. 1 Mateur, and to be fighting Aviation Corp ...... 3 Dispensing with the magnifying North School street, "(3ome on, he The Turks will not be intimidated. Loolc for Report HEALTH MARKET Baldwin Ct ...... 12 glass, the average tire inspector seven o’clock sharp and all dis­ Willington BREAD lA>af western outskirts ^ the Reports Ivory Coast Local Stocks only wants us to look ’em over.” trict officers and members of the The question is whether Turkey's On Fuel OU Shortage FANCY ONIONS CURLY KALE We like to think of our market as having a perma­ Djedeida. BAD ...... 3>4 survey# his patieqt with the nak­ Both were later arrested. defensive position will become of­ Frontier Crossed Bendix ...... 33 ed eye and diagnoses the case this lodges in the district are asked to Washington, Dec. 4.—(A)—^The 8Daa Jennie B. CEiiirch 4 IJifl. 19c 29c Perk nent cooperative part in your neighborhood, always try* Allied spokesman, stressing Furnished by Putnam and Co, North End Excited be present. fensive. and against whom. New Elngland congreaeional dele- llato’a ng to serve well in spite of conditions, sometimes ad* [t the ttttish and Americans London, Dec. 4— —The Rome Beth Stl ...... 53 \ way: It was said, by the same witness, —Dr. Ernest Jackh, former poll- radio broadcast an unconfirmed Boeing Alrp ...... •.... 15'j 8 Central Bow. Hartford If the tire is worn in spots, it that two of the men came back to gatioa looked forward today to a Mrs. Morris UUey entertained verse. their hands full in their cam- Insurance tlral adviser to British govern­ report from toe Federal Petro­ to drive the Axis from report today that British and Borden ...... 22*4 means the kingpins and bushings the grill later and got into more Ernest W. Steinberg of 7t Ben­ ment. toe Progressive Bridge club Wed­ Crumb Cakes and American troopa had crossed the Can Pac ...... 6', Bid Asked In the wheels are.loose. troul)le with another chap. This, ton street has been commissioned leum administration on toe *fuel lia, declared the edge in the Aetna Casualty---- 126 131 a second lieutenant, and is home oU shortage ta their area, where nesday night. Mrs. Monroe Usher ts/rt ‘will go to the one who j frontier of the Ivory coast, French Cerro De P ...... 30’a If the tire shows signs of un­ however, could not be verified. But If as we face higher taxes we received first prise, playing cards, See Our Display of Fresh Meats Ms strength more quick- colony in West Africa, but observ- Ches A Oh ...... 33’4 Aetna F ir e ...... 464 Automobile ...... 34 36 balanced. For proper balance, a out on silent North Main street, Scheduled to meet with the dele­ Waaas Give* Credit unlikely. 27 29 ber the evil men who are really The lunch waa chicken ealad, Cereaota Srttiah Middle East lieadquar- "What would be the object7“ Col Gas A E l ...... 14i Conn. General ...... wheel should be slightly toed-in lights flashed on and householders The Permanent Armistice Day responsible. Direct your w'rath gation waa Ralph K. Davlea, depu­ rolls, datenut sticks, pteklea SPECIALS AT bsn credited the two ,iew sinkings Coml Inv Tr ...... 33Hartford U Fire ...... 87 89 peeked timidly through window ty petroleum administrator, and We Hare a Selection of: was the comment of one usually 454 and bowlegged, the experts say. committee will meet this evening against the real culprits — Hitler homemade cookies and coffee. The 24^2-Lb. Bag $1.19 to Allied planes which pounced on reliable source. "The Ivory Coast ComI Solv ...... 9',h Hartfot-d Stm. Boil 4213 If the center and not the sides curtains. Not until the appear­ at the Army A Navy club at 8 and Hirohito! membera of his staff who have next meeting will be at toe home Flour (KMith-bound enemy convoy off Comwlth Edis ...... 2li(i National Fire ...... 56 58 ance of the police officer did they o’clock. The committee will elect been studying toe New Stagland is under control of Pierre Boisson 84 86 of the tire shows wear, the expert —Dr. Peter Odegard. amtlstant to of Mrs. George Bugbee at West Tunisia Wednesday night. These (governor of French West Africa) Cons Aire ...... 17 Phoenix ...... knows the cause is over-inflation. venture out to ascertain what had a new chairman for 1943, pay any the secretary of the treasury. situation In connection with the Willington next Tuesday night. Large Faekage BEEF rtotims were added to four troop­ Cons Edis ...... 15 Traveler* ...... 415 435 Under-inflation is revealed when happened. bills which have been incurred by fuel oil rationing program. and Boisson has cast his lot with Public CUlitiea The regular nlgbt waa postponed ed transports and three de­ Admiral Jean Darlan (now in the Cons Oil ...... 64i the shoulders are spottily worn, the 1942 body and wind up the The meeting of toe deIeg;atlon till Wednesday this week. FOSTER'S Conn. Lt. and Pow. 27 30 was arranged by a special steer­ Bisquick Pot Roasts, Steaks, Homburg stroyers whose destruction by Allied camp). Cont Oil Del ...... 26 4i. the center evenly worn. affairs for another evening. All Mrs. Ernest Kritzmacher, pre.sl- Only four members of the La­ 33c Brltiah Naval units was announc- Cent Can ...... 251;. Conn. Pow...... 29% 314 Consistent speeding also can be WPB Order Amended members of this committee are re­ dent of the Manchester Mothers* ing committee named eariler ta "Thus,” this source added, "the 42% dies’ Aid Society came to sew FOR FINE FOODS Contlneatal 1 yeoterday. Ivory Coast is really Allied terri­ Corn Prod ...... 54 Hartford El. Lt. .. 444 detected after a few inspections. quested to attend. The meeting Club has called a board meeting toe week by the House minority Wednesday forenoon at toe (nnultai,eouB' night raids were Del L A Wn ...... 3'4 Hartford Ga* ...... 23 26 If the tire is wearing evenly, but Washington, Dec. 4—lA)—The was ordered by the present chair­ for Tiiesdav evening at 7:30 at tbs leader. Representative Martin (R-, 84 OAKLAND ST. FREE DELIVERY! DIAL 738( tory and there is no resison to oc­ S. N. E. Tel. Co. .. 113 118 War Production Board today church and there were ao few at­ VEAL •de on Bizerte and Tunis, where cupy it. There is no Axis territory Du Pont ...... 130'2 prematurely. It will be assumed man, Clifford Dolaen. Y. M. C. A. Maas.), with Senator Brewster tendants at the W. C. T. U. meet­ Double Stamps Friday! Open Till 9 P. M. Chicken Noodle Soup ^ e l storage tanks, docks and Eastman Kod . . TTT...... 144 ‘'i Unit nium. Sh*. ... 35 >i, 374 the driver is a speeder. amended aa order atopping work (R., Me.), as chairman. oritshopa were hit, and against near from which an attack could 164 on the New London-Groton bridge ing ta toe afternoon that it was Rolled Roasts, Rump and Leg be expected. Or on which the Allies Elec Auto • L ...... 284i Western Mass...... 184 Even two-wheel curve-takers Postponed to Gather Data held. The wind blew furiously on SPECIAL! Ithe Axis airfield at Candia, Crete, Erie RR Ct ...... 7Ti Industrial leave cluea on their tihei that to permit the Connecticut State Davlea had been scheduled to ' the eastern Mediterranean, might want to make an attack Acme Wire ...... 19 Highway Department to complete appear before toe New Elngland- Willington Hill. We Have Our First Real Good. Juicy, Sweet, Florida 3 packages 29c Roasts, Chops, Cutlets and from the Ivory Coast.” Gen Elec ...... 28 can’t escape the Inspector, the construction of the concrete sur­ Owing to a washout at Thames- where big fires were reported. No Source For Report Gen Foods ...... 34'/i, Am. Hardware ... 20% 224 OPA experts pointed out. era on Wadnesday, but the meet­ ' An Allied spokesman in North Arrow H A H cm. 354 374 facing and riveting on the main tag was postponed until today to vlUe, toe Central Vermont train Anat Jemima Stew. ADrica declared that losses, in the The Rome broadcast gave no Gen Mot ...... 41^ Comer Cutting structure and other work neces­ was four hours late Wednesday ORANGES 2 dozen 59c source of its report. Goodyear T A R ...... 22Th Billings A Spencer 3U 4 4 "If the tire shows wear that permit toe petroleum admtaistra- two days had been heavy on Bristol B rass...... 40 43 sary to clean up the job. tor’s office time to gather data for morning and the maiicarrler left Indian River sides and that the edge in It said the British crossed from Int Harv ...... 55',-j would indicate the wheels are out The WPB amendment stipulat­ Electrical Appliances Pancake Flour the Gold Coast and the Ameri­ Int Mer M a r...... 10'j Colt’s Pat. Firs .. 58 61 of alignment and yet fnapection a report. the post office without the mail. u e impending test of strength Eagle Lock ...... 12 14 ed however, that no additional Earlier, Martin reported be bad The many friends of Mrs. Chris­ LAMB rNsOl go to the one who regains cans from Liberia. Int Nipk ...... 28 shows the wheels to be all right, critical materials may be purchas­ Grapefruit, large 5 for 25c Int P ^ c r ...... , . . . 8 Fafnlr Bearings .. . 100 110 the cause of the unnatural wear been informed some fuel oU quo­ tine Bentley, who ha* been seri­ Baldwin or Greening Artaro Jila strength more quickly.” (The Ivory Cuast borders Liberia Hart and Cooley . 100 110 ed and that no work may be done tas ta New England were only SO ously 111. will be glad to know aha Tender Chops, Shoulders for I The scene of action was the tri- where American forces, it was an­ Iht T A T ...... 5T4 could be only one other thing— on the bridge approaches. nounced officially yesterday, took Johns - Man ...... 66(4 Hendey Mach., cm. . 6>i 8 4 cowboying on comers,” a ration­ to 60 per cent of toe amount used is convalescing at the home of Apples 5 lbs. [ongle formed by the towns of Te- Land'rs Fr A (^k . 264 284 For Christmas last year. Miss Goldie Shurtleff in Williman- 25c Spaghetti Sauce Roast or Stew and Legs of ’bo«»'ba. Djedeida «uid Mateur, sit- up stations some time ago with Jones A Lau ...... 1844 ing official said. Fancy Kennecott ...... ,2744 New Brit. M. com. . 364 384 He also warned autoists not to There are 176,000 physicians in Senator Tobey (R., N. H.l, Uc. I astride the vital railway the approval of the Liberian gov­ North and Judd .. 37 39 -made public a letter from Leon Seventy-five names of local men een Tunis and Bizerte. ernment. Ligg A My B ...... 60 keep patches Inside a tire casing the United States, of whom about McIntosh Apples 4 lbs. 25c Clief Boyarde* Lamb. _ _ Lockheed Aire-...... 16'4 Peck, Stow A Wil . 8li 104 25,000 are with the armed forces. Henderson, price administrator, ta service have been reported, but P (Long before the landings in 23 25 longer than emergency measure Fresh Control of ’Triangle Key French North Africa by American Lowe’s ...... 4444 Ruasell Mfg. Co. .. demanded. who informed h iih lt would be all toe addressee are not known. #Knowlng that control of this Mont Ward ...... \ . 3344 Scovllle “Y...... 24 4 264 "Patches don’t take the place of possible to increase toe unit value When toe mailing list is complet­ Spaghetti Dinner and British forces. Axis .broad­ Sllex Co...... 9 11 of quota coupons ta northern ed Christmas boxes, already pack­ Green String Beans 2 qts. 29c PORK igle is the key to the whole casts reported alleged American Nash • K elv...... 8' a vulcanizing job." the official Fancy Includes Spaghetti, Sauce and Cheese .tuation in Tunisia, the Germans and British troop movements tend­ Nat Bisc ...... 1574 Stanley Works ... 424 444 said. "When inspectors find a tlr# areas should weather and supply ed, can be sent on. de an all-out attempt to eject Nat (?ash R e g ...... 1844 do., pfd...... 28 permiL The young people’s meetings Chops and Roasts, Fresh Ham ing to show that France's African Torrtagton ...... , 28 30 that has been ruined by a patch, Still teu0h«r, Eating Pears 6 for 25c I Allies b\it failed, the spokes-po.s.sessions, and particularly the Nat Dairy ...... 14'« they’ll consider the driver has is* have been given up due to lack of said, though Djedeida—12 Nat DistiU ...... 2344 Veeder - Root . .. . . 414 444 attendanca. There is little eoclal Faney and Fresh Shoulders. port and Naval base of Dakar, Banka abused his tires and act accord­ Diamond Syrup lea northwest ■ of Tunis—chang- were being menaced. Those re­ N Y Ontral ...... 1174 New York ingly.’ sm ortB r, Mtarmmr life here ta late years. » hands several times. Nor Am C o ...... 9% Bank of N. Y...... 295 315 There is qnly one Ladies’ Aid Emperor Grapes 2 lbs. 29c Com, Cane and Honey Combined ports never w'ere confirmed.) Bankers Trust ... . 36 38 , Tolland DELICIOUS COOKED HAM. READY TO SERVE At present, he declared. Allied Northern Pac ...... 744 supper In the year, supposed to{ Fancy OR BAKE ps are holding the western Packard ...... 244 Central Hanover . . 744 764 Mrs. John H. Steele be held on toe Hill but this year ; of that town and are in con- Aircraft Continue Pan Am Alrw ...... 2244 Chase ...... 25 27 Hospital Notes 1118-8, BockvUle it will be at South Willington. New Sweet Potatoe 3 lbs. 19c of both Teboiirda and Mateur. Param Piet ...... 1644 Chemical ...... 39 41 ’ Fancy. 2 lb. and 13 oz. jar 35c LARGE VARIETY OF BIRDS EYE VEGETABLES, bourba is about 20 miles west Sftpply Lines Attack Patino Min ...... 2544 a ty ...... 25 27 Tbe . District Superintendent FRUIT ANDl*0ULTRY Tunis and 35 miles .south of Bl- Cairoaim .pec 4—(AH— Allied air- Penn R R ...... 2244 Oontinental ...... 104 124 Admitted yesterday: Miss Agnes Rev. Earl Story of Norwich met Say 2.500 Votes Pea Beans 3-lb. celo. bag 33c rte, while Mateur i.s 25 miles craft,t, conUnuing their attacks on Pepsi - C ola...... 2644 Com Exchange ... . 334 354 Kelly, 96, North School street; toe Methodist members of toe lUth of Bizerte. German supply lines in the Medi­ Phelps Dodge ...... 2244 First National ... .1135 1185 Mrs. Grace Gibson, 185 Main Federated church Sunday at 4:00 FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES FRESH NORTHERN OYSTERS Guaranty Trust .. . 225 235 Were Thrown Out Blue Rose Rice, 3-lb. celo. bag 39c The Allied spokesman estimatedterranean, have sunk two more Phil Pet ...... 42% street; Andrew Adams, 300 Spruce p. m. ta a business session of im Peter Pan the Germans Have about 14,- merchant ships in an attack on a Pub Sve NJ ...... 11 Irving ’Dniat ...... a 9 114 street; Mrs. Martha Gates, 237 portance concerning new obliga­ combat troops in the battle southbound convoy off the coast Pullman’ ...... 2574 Manhattan ...., . 15 .17 School street; Carl Grebel, 85 tions to the society. Waterbury, Dec. 4----- (A)—Lo­ BUY APPLES NOW! Manufact Tr...... 33 35 cal 251 of toe CIO uitematlonal Peanut Buttet Ige. jar^35c . and gaid it was evident they 6t Tunisia, a British communique Radio ...... 444 Spruce street; Mias Ruth Muldoon, Mason R. Staele of EUii>gton Large 18-Ounoe Jar Brillat Fancy Mushrooms ‘intend to stay in ’Tunisia until the announced today. Republic Stl ...... 14 N. Y. Trust ...... 744 764 IM Maple street. waa a holiday guest of his grand­ Union of Mine. MUI St Smelter I St possible moment. The sinkings took place Wed­ Rey Tob B 2244 Public National .. . 254 274 Admitted today; John Reuben, parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Steele. Workers will definitely demand I “The Germans always have de- nesday night, the announcement Title Guarantee .. 24 34 Lucien Birdsey has returned to a showdown on why some 2.800 Sweet Mixed PickiM 19c No. 1 McIntosh Apples Savage Arms ...... lO 1050 4 Pearl street; Thomas Kovia, 31 . 8-ounce can 48c ^4lrlded the British for Dunkerque,” said, and coincided with heavy Sears Roeb ...... 5944 U.-S. Truat ------.1000^ Florance street. > New York after a brief visit with ballots east by its r'.embers in a ■ 4he added, "and maybe they are outaerial ^ attacks upon Bizerte and Shell Un ...... 16 Discharged yesterday: Mrs. Albp his aunt Mias Miriam Unflerwood. recent International referendum*! Van Comp's Milk 6 cans 50c Del Moato o prove they, are ready to die for Tunis, where hits were scored on Socony - V a c...... 9*4 Mr. and Mrs. Harry R, Bart­ for its officers were thrown out Large Box hesartefl 6 lbs. 25c; 16-qt. bskt. 79c Kalenian, 29 Aubury Road; Miss lett cloeed toeii' Tolliand home William Moriarty, International ‘ e Fuehrer.” fuel storage tanks, docks and Sou Pac ...... ^...... 1544 Public Records Thelma Annia, 71 South Maim Field Ihitted With Tanks workshops. South Ry Monday and will spend the winter rapiesentative aflnouneed today. Ice Box Cookies 16-Qt. O O - Prunes “ 2-u B«. street; Robert Wright, 4 Lock- ta Hartford. Haadquartera of the large CIO Bskt. The Nazis hurled .strong armor- Allied long range fighters si­ Std Brands ...... 4 wood street; Mra John Olsaver Filled Delicious Applies forces Into action in their at- multaneously attacked a south­ Std Gas A E l ...... 5-16 Mr. and Mrs. W. Hoyt Hayden affiliate ta Denver. Colo., last Kltehea Chaim Sandwich mpts to oust the Allies from Te- Warrantee Deed and infant daughter, 114 (Charter had a Ifuge family reunion at night announced that Reid Rob- ' bound train near Gabes. Tunisia. Std Oil Cal »,...... 2644 William F. Jolmson to Harold Oak atreet; Mrs, Bernard Sullivan * 3 - their home Thanksgiving Day. inaon of Butte, Mont, had defeat­ Shortbreod Cookies > lb. 29c lad to aR lw urba and Djedeida. and the field Start 3Iany Fires Std Oil Ind ...... 2644 Ne. 2 Vi Can CHortetta as dotted with wrecked tanks W. Garrity, property on McKea and infant daughter, 58 Wells Mrs. Gertrude Miller la confin­ ed John J. Driscoll of W aterbury, Waxed Paper 125 Ft. Ron The same night, the communi­ Std Oil N J ...... 4344 street; Mra. Dorothy , Sexton, 11 You will find a number of ed to her room with illness. She ta toe race for toe union ^ preel-| hen the smoke of battle cleared, Texas Oo ...... 39H street. a /—- Peaches Grapefruit 4 for 21c le spokesman said. que said, heavy and medium Al­ Welcome Place. hes been ill for three weeks with dency. ^ 3 cons $1.00 lied bombers winged their way Timkeh Roll B ...... 37^ Discharged today: Mrs. Frances tafluenxa. At toe same time, however, it An Allied communique described Un Carbide ...... 7644 Approve Wage Increase appliances available for gift be second snd fii}al German coun- across the Mediterranean to smash Maxuratia, East Hartford: Mrs. The regular Tolland Grange was announced that a block of Sugar Heart, Peas 4 cons 55c Faaey, Natural Color at the Axis airfield at Candaia. Unit Air L ...... 1744 Louisa Thompson, 151 Maple meettag waa held at toe Com­ some 2,500 Driscoll votes cast in Mixed Fruit for Fruit Cake eiMttack near Tebourba as even Unit Aire ...... 25H Washington. Dec. 4—(A)— The R u g b y giving. We suggest you hbop esvler than the assault the Nazis Crete, where they started many atreet; : Mrs. Julia Wrubel, 858 munity Rouse Tuesday evening Waterbury, had been rejected but Miracle Mfhip qt. jar 39c fires. Unit Oorp 9*32 War Labor Board has spproved sn Woodbridge street. with toe usual 'attendance ta Denver headquarters gave no ex- j Florida Oranges unched there the day )>efore and Unit Gas Imp ...... 444 agreement between Seth Thomaa 49c lb. Id it Was “repulsed with consid- An Allied long range fighter Births; X^terday, a aon to Mr. o ie v is early for them. pouring rain. Gueats were pres­ planatlon. No, 27 Sugar Stamps for Coffee! We Have Plenty! was reported to have attacked an U S Rubber...... 24 clocks, Thomaston, Conn., and the ent from GlaatonbuW Good Will Moriarty said he understood un- ' ibU rjestnirtlon of enemy equip- AFL Amalgamated Clock Union and Mrs. Joseph Bessette, 51 Pur­ enemy destroyer yesterday off the U, S. Steel ...... 4644 nell Place and a aon to Mr. and 'The original, end never Orange. The Tolland Oriuige La­ officially that toe Waterbury We Win Have a Limited Amount of B riske Corned Beef, Bring Your Coupons To Hale's North African eoaat, but the re­ Warner Br Piet ...... 6V giving a wage increase of five dles degree team taatructod a votM for Driscoll weren’t toe only Lb. T)m sommunique told of contin- West Union ...... 2574 cents an hour to about 780 eqi- Mrs. Harold Hart, South Windsor. equaled, Rugby. Slip-on ones tost were ecrapped ta the Pork, Fresh Shoulders and Hama. Fresh Cabbage AUied sir sttacks on air-sults apparently were uncertain. 83irth: Tbday, m son to Mr. and style with bMvy rolled Indoor Xmas Tree Lights and clasa ta toe third degree and the Despite the scope ot the Allied West El A Mfg ____ ...... 7744 ployea, effective November 1. cuff. Medc of eatrar regular officers ta the fourth de­ tabulation. Self Serve for Coffee s8 both Tunis and Bizerte, Woolworth ...... 29'4 Two cents of the amount was Mrs. Peter Portsnte, 3il Ridge­ n es. During tlu. social hour re- Last night’s announcement Fancy, Lnrge Mid that especially heavyaerisL operations only one, plane wood street and a son to Mr. and dump, pliaUt laathars. Electric Xmas Decorative You will find a variety of the beat Coffees at lew was reported lost Two Orman Elec Bond A 8h (Curb) ... 144 allowad h a cost of living adjust- Good looking. Hard toeshments were served. The regu fnmi Denver CIO headquarters | hsd been done at the for- msnt and the rest wss granted to Mrs. WUUam BraithwsiU, 138 lar meettag December IBto will gave no figures on the election Roasting Chickens .______eo. $1.89 Fresh Turnips 10 Lbs. 25 c prices. , with Bwny enemy aircraft planes were reported shot down. Autumn strset ‘w earing. Choice new Equipment can be used this There was no action of any im­ equalise rates with these of com­ ..ihadet. be open to a Christmas party and returns, but imion sonreea here' No. 27 is the coupon in your ration book. Your Mgmd on the ground. •laps Arrest Mlssie—liea parable plants in the ares. tree when toe member's ohildren said 'they were believed to be ta ' ot the 12th U. I. portance yesterday on the Libyan MiBlamni Pay lacraaaad Xmas. Get what you need now. Small Turkeys — A Little Bacon and Some Beef! No. 9 suzar coupon should be used now. I end grandchildren will receive the nei^borhood of 13,000 for Fresh jeeberg Lettuce, Large Chi­ Vhne rei^oried that Americanland front the communique said. Chungking, Chins, Dec. 4—(A)— toe Christmas (toirit with the usu- Roblnaon; 8,000 for DriaeeU; and hAd ahot down five Two American Methodiat mlasion- Orisrs i 9e Hejsin UnHa London, Dee. 4—(A)—The mini­ a. festive joy. Light rafreabmanta 4,000 for James Byrne, a Butt*. COMFLETE FOB cory, Escorole, Tomatoes, Cucum­ hi eombqt Wednes- Heart AUsok ratal aries, Prof. D. J. Sherets of Soo- mum wage for half a million wom­ will be eervoiL Mont, miner, who waa also in the , GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH BALES! thrae on the chow university, and a 79-year-okl London, Dec. 4—(A)—Reuters en munition workers was in­ .Several mambars ToUand race for. union preald*ney. Tweaty-ona more were Detroit, Dec. 4—(VPh-William R. Rev. Burke who has been in China reported that the Vichy radio creased yesterday to $10 a week rimmoiHt Manche$ter Plinnbii^&Siqiply Co. Grange who are Pomona meipbera bers, Summer Squash, Radishes, h i m M -six la eombat Kales, 72. steelmaker who lielp^Iielpsd for 50 years, jtave been arrested by broadcast an A lters diapatch to­ by an agreement between an em- r'-tended toe al!-day meeting t>f KallB Of MontoaonM 1 BIRDS EYE BROILER to build the Ford Willow Run Japanese authoritlea in Sbanghat day that Admiral Jaaa Darlan kad piosrera’ federation and the unions "If It's Hardwaia Wt Havs It” itast Central Pomona Grange held 1 PACKAGE SUCED PEACHES Brussels Sprouts, Chinese Cob- boaaber plant and two Wright while awaiting repatriation, relia­ ordered Frsndi Army ssserve ef- concerned. The new rate means s. Wednesday with Bast Hartford D. 8. Marines, commanded hy I »l-4* 1 PACKAGE CORN Azta SMUl plants near Cincinnati, died of a ble . ______information reaching______, her#__ .to- fteera and non-commissioned offi­ boost of $1.40 for those on the Q i u i r s K ir s WEAR 877 MAIN STREET TEL. 4425 Orange. L t OoL B. E. Wataon, jeflaad Gen- | boge, ond many other vegetables was rapprted over the heart attack in his ojfice yester-1 dsy said. The reason for their de- cers to rejoin tbeir North African minimum scale working the nor- The Tolland Orange win spon­ aral Boott'a forces ta Maxioo on i tiK j w . m u i U&UoB is BBt luowa. imiU bar tomorroar. aial 47>lKHur vsslu sor a pubUe settaack party te the I August 8, 1847, and then pro­ MAMCHSSTSlI COMN* -y Orange hhll (Community House) ceeded to capture the Halls of | Veal Roasts lb. 39c and fruits. night « t flHM p. SB. Tha iMontenviBa. i ...... — .. .i i.i . —— ' ' ' ' ■■ ■■■ ■■!■ i " — ' ■ n ^ » i _ ~ ; iBK FXJUBTBBH MANCHEST^ EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4,1941

V York, by default. (Wolfaqn dla- a mounting Soviet offensive 9 ilig n f 8 rtgn to qtiaiifled In fourth round for low Ill-Trained Units threatens the whole German posi- “ U z K . J W l l t ; ! Power Asked East Hartford High Quintet Opens Season Here Tonigh blow.) tlon, the Ruastans said they had What^ the . Tire Inspectors Milwaukee. Wii.—Quentin (Ba­ Sent Into Action overcome stubborn enemy resist­ E ncliiig^i^erecl ^ ftr Hie AMOclated Press by) Breeae. 135 1-2. Manhattan, ance to make a new advance west Only to Help tnUadelpbla—Eddie l^Iaon. 170 kaa.. outpointed Matt Dougherty. Against Russians of Rzhev, which is 180 miles Will See in Your Wheels Juniors Open Celtics Play A m i a-jlphla, & i oo^lnted Tony 138 1-3, Milwaukee (10). northwest of Moscow. (Contlmied'^rom Page One) Athletic Programs 188, Philadelphia (8 ). “ ‘N’ unit broke through a W ar E ffort Odd Plays Feature McGrath Expects „ eUi, M. J.—Marvin Bry- (Gonttmied From Fag* One) strongly fortified defense line and had "asked for and earned an Hartford, Dec. 4—(g^— Scoffers 4 but prematurely, it will be assum­ Season With Colored Team 158 1-4, Dallaa, Tex., out- Guarded legation came out to a branch railway line, honorable discharge.” who doubt that periodic tire in­ ed the driver Is a speeder. . He recalled that the WPA was F S it e d Joe Agoata, 149, New part of the Don elbow northwest capturing the area of the station," (Continued from Page One) spections would .-eveal information If the tire shows wear, indicat­ Roll Right Along After subduing the Boxers In of Stalingrad and aaid. the Rus­ the communique said. “ Another established in May, 1935, with the ing the wheels are out ot align­ 1942 Football Games Next Monday W - . . 1900. U. S. Marines went from unit cleared the Germans out ot government accepting the respon­ the legislation, trimmed down by other than that a tire ia good, fair 4 - Hot Contests Victory Tonight w ~ FaU River, Maaa.—Frankie ment and yet inapecUon shows ihe sians now were turning their at-' By Bhbert Mdlaoe ?%rttt 151 1-2, Fall River, defeat- Tientsin to Pekin to protect the tention to enemy strong points on several inhabited localities, smni- sibility of providing useful em­ a subcommittee to cover only sus­ oi worn out were warned today wheel to be aU right, the cause i e « Freddie Wolfaon, 164, New American legation there. the east bank holding open the hilatlng 1,000 German officers and ployment for those able and will­ pension of U riff regulations, after by the aUte OPA that “teU-taIe“ could be only one other thing__ A. P. Survey Brings Out NKA Staff Ooneepondent ing to work but unable to find being Informed by Sec>etary Mor- Minor Leagues Panthers Nose Roekets; New Yorit, Dec. 4— With the Original Celts Tackle Jaws of the pincers squeezing the men and destroying six tanks and causes for premature wear will “(Jowboying on comers” by two- Oddities on Various Nazi aiege Army. 150 trucks." work in private industry. genthau that the Treasury haa no wheel curve takers. ODT demanding drastic reduction Barney Ross Coming Here with Fast: "Seven years ago," Mr. Roose­ new tax program for immediate be uncovered. Tigers Qaw Royal in train travel and the baseball Rens at H artford; For the third successive day the Destroy Strongpoints Cautioning drivers not to keep Gridirons; Illinois Select Evans Team to End String velt wrote, "I was convinced that consideration. The atatf’a tire Inspectors, in patches inside o f tire casing longer Blues As Swishers people worried about tranaporta- Kennedy Back Again Soviet Information bureau, in its In the Velikie Luki sector of providing useful work is superior tion next spring, our college ath­ arly morning communique, an- Morgenthau's position was dis­ psycho-analyzing tires of Connec­ than an emergency demands, the Guard Pulls Best One. Earns Cross Of Defeats; Localf THE FIVE FOOD GROUPS FOR the central front, some 280 miles to any and every kind of dole. letic teams roll right along. To Handle Game. lunced that Russian troops had west of Moscow and only 90 miles closed late yesterday after the ticut’s 400,000 cars, will note that: OPA aaid, when inspectors find Scalp Mohawks. Kxperience has amply Justified committee heard high ranking U>xt a tire haa been ruined by a By Anstln BcAlmexr Former Umpire Sue* The combatants ere. dragging • In Fine Condition. . iven the Germane from a stra- from the old Latvian border, If the tire is worn in spots, it out the football season by Journey­ HEALTH... gic height on the left bank of this policy.” Army, Navy and Maritime offi­ patch it will be considered sn The Rockets were unable to gat Hartford, Dec. 4—Heartened by Former Boxer in Line where the Russians reported an cials unqualifiedly epdorse a bill means the kingpins and bushinga New York. Dec. 4— (JT) —Two ceeds Scott as President ing magnificent distances—Wash­ Eat One or More Foods From Each Group Dally! '.e Don northwest of Stalingrad, important breakthrough last week, He said the program had "add­ abuse and action will be Uken touched off soon enough to zoom the turnout of close to 2,000 fans East Hartford High’s basketball' ed to the national wealth, haa re­ to broadeti the chief executive’s in the wheels are loose. ’accordingly.” players caught their own passes, ington State to San Antonio to For Navy Cross and team will play Mancheatei High liere the Red Army is trying to they said they had repelled Ger­ Of Southern Ass'n. over the Panthers in the opening at the first basketball games play­ ii.sh southward and encircle the paired the wastage of depression, war powers with respect to tar­ If the tire showa signs of un­ Drivers abusing their Ures un­ a guard scorea lo game meet Texas A. A M., William A at the School street Rec this eva> man counter-attacks and de- iffs. even wear, it’s a definite indica­ game of the Rec Junior basket­ Mary to Oklahoma and Detroit to ed at the Auditorium Monday, the Honors for Bravery. |ning. The visitors will present a DAILY FOOD GROUP NO. 1 nzl forces besieging the city. and has atrengthened the country der the mileage rationing pro­ and a tackle once carried the ball By Judson Bailey management of that sports arena stroyed several enemy strong- tion that the wheel isn’t properly San Franciaco for an appointment strong lineup here in an effort to M ILK.. . (Evaporated or Bottled).. .AND CHEESE The position, strongly fortified, points. More than 600 Germans to bear the burden of war.” , Chairman Doughton (D., N.C.) gram, It is pointed out. will be for a six-yard gain during the (Chicago, Dec. 4— —'The mi­ ball league last night and went has rebooked the victorious New as over-nm in fierce hand-to- announced that Morgenthau had balanced. subject to suspension of gasoline down to defeat, 2-21. AbtUty at with Saint Mary’s, for examples. By J. Norman Lodge { break Jie local's hold on a long Here at I^nehurst we offer you Wilkie’s Milk and Light were reported killed in this action. By employing 8,000,000 persons, 1942 football season, which pro­ nor leagues took baseball’s winter And in come the basketballers York Renaissance to play Pete string of triumphs over them. The .^and fighting In which the Ger- with 30,000,000 dependents, he told him the'department had not If the center and not the sides and tire privileges until “correc­ show away from the naajors today the foul line waa the difference Barry's Original O ltics ot New Marine Front lines, Guadal­ Cream. Pet, Carnation and Shurfine Evaporated Milk. Red Star said today that 300 of the tire showa wear, the cauae duced enough upsets to drive the with near-transcontinental trips. second teams of each school will aans lost 300 men, 10 blockhouses said the work program had worked out a new tax plan, but tive steps’’ are taken. and the choicest topic ol conver- in the margin of victory. York there next Monday night. canal, Nov. 22.— (Delayed)— (JP)— Soviet rifle experts on the Kalinin is over inflation. fans crazy but didn’t confine all The college seasow opens at open the season at 7:30. Try Plnehurst Old Factory (Cheese with a flavor). nd five guns, the Russians said. front had killed 14,000 Germans, brought renewed hope and courage other members said undoubtedly The flraf tire inspection for hold­ .tlon was not the business fac­ The the second game the Tigers Pat Kennedy, famed New York Barney K. Ross, the game little there would be new tax legislation Under inflation la revealed when ers of A, B, C, or D gasoline books Its dizzy doings to the final had Just a shade more class than Madison Square Gsirden, Dea 12, fighting man who lost two world's Snappy Teain 3ld Factory Southwest of Stalingrad, where the moat successful being Ser­ to the beneficiaries, maintained ing the convention but the start­ with Brigham Yoting coming all referee who has handled many of The visitors will have a real he Red Army la reaching out an­ early in the next session. the ahouldera arc apottily worn will end January 31, while that for acores. the Royal Blue Juniors and won the more important basketball championships and never cried geant Yesakov, who bagged 354. and increased their working skills, These and other oddities were ing switch of Southern Associa­ the way from Provo to tackle snappy team to face Mancheatar i pound 28c other encircling claw, Russian and enabled them once mors to Unconvlnoed Grant Neoeasniy and the center evenly worn. commercial vehicles ends January tion presidents which brought Bil­ handily, 19-11 In a alssling con­ games all ove. the Eastern sea­ “we wus robbed!” today holda the CHEESE The Krtlcle did not M y over If the tire is WMring evenly. uncovered today in an Associated Long Island U. and' Oklahoma here this evening. Led by Ckiptaiff ''roops were said to have slain 1,- what length of time thin happened, take their rightful places In pub­ The commlttea went Into the ly Evans back into baseball. test. Again the boys proved board, will officiate. He was to greatest title he ever possessed. Manning, a six foot center, tiMff Sage Cheese Pabst-ett Press Survey of the nation’s grid­ that team work counts and the A. A M. from Stillwater to en­ have refereed the Rens-Jewels 200 Germans and destroyed 28 nor how the deaths were all con­ lic or private employment. second day of public hearings on It was the most dramatic story gage City College of New York. He was called a “damned good expect to hand the silk town h(x>p. Cottage Cheese . .jar 16c alockhouses, 13 tanka and 90 iron goofiness, much of which con­ winners passed smoothly at all contest this week, but developed a Marine” by his Captain' after an Chateau firmed. $10,468,249,000 Spent the tariff bill with many members tributed to the welter of form re­ many years ot minor league Big Tenners la Stadiom stem a licking. Three deep ia trucks In continuing offensive of the Senate, rather than by Virginia (Knox) Prendergaat of meetings. And it came about be­ times while the Blues were taking cold that prevented him from overweight match with Jap anlp- Borden’s Smokey Cheese Velveeta The WPA apent $10,468,249,000 obviously unconvinced that the versals. Other Garden Importations dur­ every position and some veteraa . operations. legialation which requiree only a Bridgeport waa given a divorce cause a train waa late. pot” shots at the net. working, though he appeared here ers here on Guadalcanal. players Coach Johnny McGratll in Jars between the time it was establish­ general grant of power it proposes majority vote of both houses. Steals BaU ing the campaign win include and was introduced. Cream Cheese Russians Dislodge Nazis #?«f Forces Repulsed is necessary. Called to tesUfy were from James Edward Prendergast All day yesterday Evans, for­ The last game of the evening For his undaunted show of has high hopes of ending Maa* Sections Famous Blue ed in the summer of 1935 and last Senator Taft (D„ Ohio) de­ Probably the prise oddity of the found the Swishers swishing bas­ Oklahoma, Oregon State, Colo­ While Pete Barry had such Inside Stalingrad itself, the bul­ representatives of the State de­ of New Haven after a hearing in mer general manager of the Cleve­ rado, Southern (California, Kan­ heroism In standing guard over Chester's victories over his squafL Cheese Old English Cheese in On Four Sectors June 30. clared that unleaa Owgresa curbs Superior Ck)urt today before Judge year came in the Illinois upset of kets in from all angles for an court greats at Nat Holman, letin said, Soviet troops dislodged partment, the Tariff commission Minnesota when an mini guard, land Indians and Boston Red Sox, sas, Washington State, Wyoming, hia wounded comrades and blaz­ Mfuicheeter Beady Jare Berlin (From German Broad- Mr. Rooaevelt's order came when what he called an administration Kenneth Wynne. easy conquest over the Mohawks Johnny Beckman, Dutch Dehnert Coach Wilfred Clarke has other Camembert the (Sermana from a number of and the Ckistoms service. Alex Agase, scored two touch­ and fo^ 22 years kn American Creighton, the North Carolina and Joe Lapchick as his team ing away in defiance although it caaU), Dec. 4—(A>)—Strong Soviet the organization had shrunk to tendency to make interaatlbnal ar­ A decree on grounds of cruelty League umpire, was Just another who appeared to be a bit bewild­ ideas on this subject and while he Borden’s Very Sharp Pineapple Cheese Spread buildings in the northern factory one-tenth of what it was In Its Throughout yesterday’s ques­ downs on plays that originated Pre-Fllghters, West Virginia, mates when the club was at its waa almost certain death to re­ area and wiped out a company of forces attacked yesterday on four rangements by executive agree­ was also issued by the court In famous job hunter among the mill­ ered. The winners piled up a will miss several of his key p la ^ hey-day. tioning, members unsuccessfully ment "we may find it reaching an with the Gophers snapping the West Texas State, Westeni Ken­ best a good many years ago, none main exposed to a hidden machine Infantry, while In the southern sectors o f the German-Ruaaian an action brought by Mrs. Bea­ ing mob of baseball men in the comfortable nuugln for a 26-8 gun nest. Private Ross is now a era of last year there are plenw The WPA reported that the sought to learn ^bat existing laws international settlement without trice (Piper) Dayis of Oxford ball. Agaae first stole Che ball tucky, Notre Dame and Toledo. of that original bunch of stars are DAILY FOOD GROUP NO. 2 outskirts of the city they captur­ front but all were repulsed, the lobby of the Palmer House. victory. The results: corporal, and he has been recom­ of fine basketball players on tha number o f persons on its rolls had or regulations were Impeding the any consultation with Omgress or against Carles Elvon Davis of from Bill Daley on the dead run Paatfcers The average basketball party still playing. Called the Originals ed a Nazi atrongpolnt covering high command declared today. war effort, and indicated a will­ and didn’t stop imtil he had cross­ Trammell Scott, who had head­ numbers 14, so it is easy to see mended for the Navy O oss or the local squad that ought to maha M E A T. . . EGGS . . . FISH dropped to 354,619 by Nov. 24. the people.” Seymour. Both were uncontested. B F to distinguish them from Kate East Hartford’s visit here any-' the enemy flank in that area. The Russians were reported to ingness to remove those barriers. ed the goal line. Then a bad pasa ed the Southern Association for that considerable valuable war­ Smith’s CelUcs, the club that wiU Army Distinguished Service Cross. For strictly fresh local E ggs.. .every egg guaranteed by “ Hundreds of Germans were have struck again at Nasi posi­ compared with a peak employ­ Senator Cnark (D., Mo.) said a five 3rears and waa a member of Duffy, r f ...... 2 3 thing but pleasant. In additlae. ment of 3,334,594 back In Novem­ Undersecretary of War Fiobert friend told him it was “common from the Minnesota cenier' scoot­ time space will be taken up by / J i play here will nevertheless be Capt. O. K. LeBlanc of Abber- C3arke haa put the boys through the producer and Pinehurst.. .come here or dial 4151. left dead on the field ot action," tions in the Black sea area north­ I*. Patterson, Undersecretary of ed into the end zone and Agase the Elxecutive Committee of ’ the ()ui8h, I f ...... 2 2 represented by some pretty fair ville. La., the commander of Ross’s ber. 1938. talk” in the State department that LaFrancls, e ...... 3 0 Garden combatants alone. a stiff week of practice and eveijr Medium Eggs, 59c dozen I.Arge Eggs, 68c dozer the communique asserted. east of Tuapse. In the Terek river the Navy James V. Forrestal, and pounced on it for another touch- National Association of Profes­ The Big Ten, which up until college talent. company, related the story to me The Russian Air Force, mean­ basin of the mid-Caucasus, in the W PA’s appropriation from Con­ instead of submitting a peace sional Baseball League for two, Noren, rg ...... 1 0 man on the team *s ready to gos Saturday we offer you Birds Eye Fillets of Salmon, Sol gress for the fiscal year begun Admiral Emory S. Land, chairman treaty to Congress at the end of down. now has insisted upon its toams a a . ''6 Pete haa rounded up the fol­ as we sat at the edge of a foxhole Space Limited while, was reported to have de­ Don-Volga corridor and on tne of the Maritime commission and Big Siv Conference paasers did still was the president o f his Mortarty, I g ...... 0 0 playing in their own gymnasiums, lowing courtstera for his Cel or Haddock. Fresh Oysters last July 1 was $280,000,000, a the present war, arrangements Kennedy, I g ...... 0 1 300 yards from a Jap-infested hill. It is again called to the attea* stroyed SO German planes in the Laks tlmen-Kallnin sector. of the War Shipping administra­ all aorta of peculiar things. Ray league and no one suspected a is permitting them to show in the tics: Frankie Stapleton, NYU, “ Ross, a hell of a Marine,’’ Clapt marked cut from the $875,000,000 would be concluded by executive Modean, ig ...... 1 I Uon of local fans that space hi Stalingrad sector—Including 40 “On the Lske IImen<-Kslinin sec­ tion, supported the bill, under BTvans of Kansas tossed a change— least of all Evans. (Chicago Stadium this winter. center; Vinnie Michaele, Seton LeBlanc started out After accom­ allowed It the year before, and a agreements. Scott had left Atlanta on a train LaPine, I g ,...... 0 0 the Rec is limited. Students wtO PINEHURST FINE MEAT , big transports used for ferrying tor,” the communique said, “ vio­ which the president would receive against Iowa SUte, but it was With the people unable to get Hall, forward; Paul Adamo, S t plishing its mission in covering an be admitted up to 8 o’clock but reinforcements to the front. Only big slash from the peak allowance On the other hand. Democratic batted back and he caught it hlm- due here at 1:30 p. m. and intend­ Bob Kurland, seven-foot fresh­ John’s, forward; Jimmy Buckley, Small Sausage Fresh Sliced \ '' lent atUcks by Soviet tanks and of $2,250,000,000 It got for the almost unlimited authority to aet 25 to the game. Illinois, Wisconsin, infantry regiment moving, for­ after that hour the ,;eneral puh> last Sunday the Russians reported infantry were again repulsed with Leader Barkley of Kentucky said aelf for a one-yard loas. Royal ed to preside over the Southern man center o f Oklahoma A. A M„ Fordham, forward; Pete Ckiruso, year ended June 30, 1939. aside tariff laws for the duration. Bookets Purdue, Northwestern and others ward, Ross's patrol waa hit sud­ lie ipay be admitted provhM Bag Sausage PIGS’ L IV E R ...... Ibx25c the destruction of 46 such trans­ heavy losses of men and materiel he had heard “no suggestion" Lohry of Iowa State pulled the meeting at 4 p. m. But when his easily outjumpa teammate Sam John Marshall College, guard; Joe The cut In funds, the shifting of Representative Gearhart (R., that such a course waa even un­ B F T are bringing the game to the peo­ denly by heavy, ambushed msr therevare any seats left. The seaU Fancy Ducks Have Spare Ribs and Sauerkraut! ports. for the enemy. The enemy lost 19 C3alif.) asserted that powers sd- aame stunt a$;ainBt VilUmova, but club owners convened, Scott had ple. Aubrey. Daubo, St. John’s, guard, Carl WPA workers to Industrial pay­ der consideration. Murphy, rf . . 3 0 6 chine-gun fire. ing capacity is set at 60t) by local Sweetbreads Fresh Pinehurst On the vital central front, where tanks.” ready delegated by Congress have loat much more ground. not been heard from' and some of Aggies a Tradition Maleftano, forw ani and J. Peters, authorities. rolls with the rising demand for Not Binding On O M g rm ' This Is A Daisy (Cordera, if .. . 3 0 6 “Three men refused to leave the been ’’abused and misused” and the members, disgruntled for vari­ Basketball Junkets can be made son S t Stillwater, and over the S t Francis Ck>llege, guard. Scrapple SPARE RIBS...... Ib. 2.5r manpower for war production-- Taft, while asserting he con­ Kurtowics, c . 1 0 2 wounded,’’ Copt. LeBlanc continu­ warned that Congress should Bob Steuber of Missouri‘ burled ous reasons over past- incidents, highly profitable. En route to last seven his squads have never Of course the Rens will have Some 'JadoabbiV Tripe Bulk Sauerkraut...... lb. I Or and a program tightening-up by curred in the principles of the A t­ a pass intended for Marshall Shur^ Walker, c .. . 2 0 4 ■Fuggy” Bell, ’’Pop” Gates, All- ed. "They were FTivate Barney “check up before it finds itself in recalled seeing Evans on the scene New York, Oklahoma A. A M. and finished worse than second. They K. Rose of diicago, M. L. Ouar- Freeno, CalU.— (JP) —“Jackrahi Liverwurst Grote’s Frankfurts. Wire Control WPA itself—were termed qontrib- lantic charter and the mutual aid naa in the Oklahoma game. The for several days. Sullivan, rg . . 1 0 2 American Dolly King, “Sonny” uting causes for the decline. the low and lonely position of the . 0 1 1 Brigham Young stop off in Buf­ have won three titles and shared nett from some Arkansas town, bit Jackie" Fellows, sensatkmhl Braunschweiger Pineapple Frankfurts. agreement among the 26 United ball struck Shumas on the head, They knew he was at liberty be­ Holiday, Ig . falo to tackle Niagara and (Cani- three others, including last year’s Wood, “ Hank" DeZonie, Johnny German Reichstag.” bounced back to the line of scrim­ Stevenson,Ig . 0 0 0 and Leo J. Waahvllle, a New Jer­ triple threat quarterback, baa The WPA already had adopted Nations, declared they represented cause Evans had come to the meet with Creighton, another high-pow­ Isaacs and Charlie Isles. That’s been more than living up to Ua Bologna The Finest Fresh MAHIEU To Hall Spies a statement of policy and were mage and was intercepted by Ok­ sluB, respectively. sey boy. a policy of not starting new proj- Ings rather expecting to .become Drilled by blond Henry Iba, the ered Garden visitor. the team that beat the Jewels by name this year at Fresno SUta PrcMedlHam CALVES’ LIVER ..,' j Ih. 11- ecu unless the sponsor showed a r ear reoce Agreement not binding on Oongreaa. lahoma’s Dub Lamb. president of the American Asso­ 10 21 eight points. 183 Spruce Street It waa In the game between Score at half time, 14-11, Pan- Oklahoma Aggies represent a ’This being the fifth successive A1 Howard’s Seven, who beat Hoag in Air Corps (College. It is easy to underaUat Meat L oaf A Good Buy! (toatlnued from Page One) definite employment need in the He and Senator Danmher (R., ciation while George Trmutmann Garden season the Aggies have Texas A. and M. and Texas Christ thers. Referee, Kleinzchmidt and southwest court tradition. They the Hamiltona in _ their opener Mather Field, Calif. — Myril why all the CXMtst teame wata afi* Cbpomd Beef LAMB SHOyLDERS... .lb. aQc_ local community. It also consider­ With Consultation Conn.) expressed apprehension was on leave of abMnce an a colo­ are perennial rulers o f the Mis­ helped open is a tribute to the ter FeUbws. H « haa bean faiatri» Ian that Wayne Cure, an Aggie Plerro. ------Monday, will play "'tne Ekidees, Hoag, White outfielder, en­ 'Bbiinid Ground Easy to serve idth Birds Eyr Nestle’s now has been the outlet for Axis ed whether the project-would- con­ Washington. Dec; 4 A that executive agreements might nel with the specialist co')^s'«jf the souri Valley (Conference. consistent and colorful quality of mental in a majority oC F renff espionage in the Americas since tribute in some way to the war ef­ be used for the lowering of pro­ tackle, caught the ball on a field Army. But the Specialist Corps strong North Bind team, in next listed In the Army Air Corps at Condensed Milk, fear that President Roosevelt goal attempt and rambled back 'This is (Coach Iba’s ninth sea- Oklahoma A. A M. basketball. State's touchdowns. Veal Cutlets Peas. all other countries but Chile have fort. might make a peace settlement tective tariffs after the war. recently was disbanded and on Tlgerz week’s opener. Mather Field. can ...... broken relations with the Axis ClaiMiflration Directed for a slx-yaidl gain. When T. C. U, Tuesday when the Army accepted B. F. T. 18c alter the war without consulting played Texitf, the ball changed countries, and in ChPe the Ger­ Also, Fleming had directed that | Congress was held before the Sen­ his resignation, he returned to the Tedford. rf ...... 1 3 5 1 PINEHURST TENDER POULTRY Escaped Asylum Inmates hands on three aucceaaive plays— mans, Italians and Japanest had ail employes and thoae awaiting ate today by opponents of legisla­ presidency of the A.A. Dnvla. If ...... 3 0 6 ! This Is always a week-end favorite. . . and we offer you Sheffield Milk, been deprived of the use of tele­ all fumbles. Mllikowskl, If ------. . . 1 0 2 ! assignment be classified as fol­ tion to turn United States prop­ It took ths snow to stop Full­ For two hours the owners ar­ 3 tall cans .... phone, telegraph, radio and cable lows: Hartford, Dec. 4.—(P)— Walter gued, with Knoxville, Little Rock, Davidson, c ...... 3 0 6 1 the finest FYmh Poultry in ill sizes. 29c erty in Panama over to that re­ Robert and Raymond Horeau, who back Tony Butkovich of lUinoiB facilities by the communications L Qualified for immediate public. Birmingham, Memphis and New (Clifford, r g ...... ; . . 0 0 0 obtained employment this morning when the country’s No. 1 team, Native Fryers. ROASTING CHICKENS companies themselves. placement in war industries or ag­ A minority attack on the ad­ Orleans lining up against Scott Lanz, Ig ...... 0 0 0 A(iam, Whitney and Shirtcraft Chocolate Syrup, riculture. at the plant of a local wholessde Ohio SUta, failed. Butkovich King, Ig ...... 0 b 0 1 Native Fowl. Weighing from 4>/i to 6>^, Put Under Federal Inspection ministration' for not having- sub­ caught State’s kickoff on his 20' while Atlanta, Nashville and (Chat­ By Hugh Fullerton, Jr. ^he was reminded of ft brawl that 1 V'2-pound 2. Suitable for training and subi meat distributor, gave references tanooga urged his retention. Then pounds. New Regulations designed "to mitted the Atlantic charter, the in Worcester, Mass. yard line and ran through the en­ New York, Dec. 4.—(P)—You took place at the Montreal Forum. Native Broilers.^ ’ j a r ...... sequent placement in war work. pact among 26 nations to refrain Paul Florence of Birmingham was Totala ...... 8 3 IP While the players were fighting, 40c guarantee permanent, active con­ A formal checkup of the ref­ tire Buckeye team. He wae in the can put whatever value you want (No Native Turkeys unti’ trol of the communications ser­ 3. Qualified for othc- private or from making a separate peace, sent out to find Evans and an Royal Blue Juniors on Berllii radio announcements the customers showed their dis­ erences disclosed that the men clear with no one near hin when B. F. T. TENDER VEAL next week). Evaporated vice” call for the placement of public employment. and other international agree­ he ran out of bounds on the three hour later he was installed as the (and get plenty of change from a pleasure by tossing pennies, dimes We expect a fair amount of federal inspectors in all communi­ 4. Other employable peraons not ments to the Senate for ratifica­ had escaped from a State Hospi­ new president. Thompson, rf ...... 1 0 2 and even quarters onto the ice Ripe Bananas, tal for the Insane at Worcester, yard Une. after going 77 yards, ...000 buck) but the folks who have been Veal Roasts Fresh Pork and Tend^*- cations company offices and es­ acceptable by Industry under cur­ tion grew out of yesterday’s dis­ Snow, which Tony thought waa Aceto, if ...... hollering that we ought to give And in the midst of it all, Gordie SHIRTS i jar ...... tablishment throughout the coun­ rent specifications of employers. cussion of a joint resolution au­ Deputy CThlef of Police Thomas J. Zwlck. If ...... 1 0 2 up sports because of the current' Drillon calmly s’kated around. Veal Cutlets. I^imb Legs., .order early 29c the boundary line, had blown onto ...102 try of 10 control stations to dis­ V. ho now hire great numbers of thorizing the Panama transfer, Hickey said. the field and he waa out by a foot. Glangrove, c ...... shortages of players, transporta­ gathered up the coins and pre­ Veal Legs. please. cover and eliminate clandestine older persons and handicapped The men were picked up by De­ Capra, rg ...... 0 1 1 sented tk(em to his parents, who Ravioli, t'onfident Of Adoption Ke got the touchdown on the next Loving Leads ...000 tion and equipment may be inter­ I radio transmitters, persons formerly considered not tectives Fred Seraphin and Vince, Ig ...... had come up from Moncton, N< THE ONE GIFT THAT PLEASES j a r ...... employable. Senator Johnson (R., Calif.) was try, hovyever. . .. 5 0 4 ested in a recent item snatched Our Meat men win grind special for Saturday, more of J 24c expected to conclude debate in op­ 'Thomas Kershaw and detained Two Betereea LaCafta. Ig ...... fr/2-lb. pkg...... nations. been submitted in a treaty, reqtiir- to pinch-hit, changed into offi nis matches between Sweden and the eastward is neither University DAILY FOOD GROUP NO. 3 35c a gain of 2,127 in Puerto Hico and Buy U.S. War Bond^ & Stomps SM-lahera The arrests were made In a ;ng ratification by two-thirds vote Waterbury, Dec. 4—(d>)—Mrs. ciafs garb and reappeared Just as Blistering Pace in Lone Denmark at Stockholm, interna­ of Georgia cheering nor Sugar GREEN AND YEI.LOW VEGETABLES the Virgin islands, both economi­ the missing referee dashed onto B. F. T. Pitted Dates, Federal roundup based on United cally hard hit by the war. tional cycle races at Zurich, Bowl promoters weeping. It' Is That’s where we shine! Our vegetable buyer goes to I States charges of the existence of the field. Then they :ouldn't find Tournament. Buckley, rf ...... 237 Gene ’Talmadge laughing. Gene ...102 Switzerland; a wrestling meet be­ market every day to find the best in vegetables for your pkg...... 29c e.spionage. Hawaii off List Altogether the ball. Dubois, If ...... tween Italy and Croatia at Bari, lost his Job as governor of Geor­ Puerto Rico had 32,518 on its When L. S. U. and Alvin Dark By John WIMs Shea. I f ...... 408 gia because he had ‘ruined’ the order. ...000 Italy; Budapest vs. Vienna Wom­ Salted WPA rolls Nov. 24 and the Vir- whipped Mtsaiesippl State and Miami, Fla.. Dee. 4.— — For Mante, c ...... en’s Swimming at Budapest: university, by political Interfer­ FRESH CRISP GREEN BEANS ...... 2 qts. 35r g!n Islands had 868, but Hawaii Blondy Black, 14A, the Ij. 8. U, the second time this year a uni­ Switzerland vs. Sweden Ice ence. All a matter of relativity, Sommer Squash White Onions...... 3 lbs. 42r Herrings, lost the only four persona on its student peper heedtined the story formed member of^ the golfing •nffany, Ig ...... 000 as our former fellow-townsman, YMCA Schedule ...000 hockey at Zurich and a triangular Sweet Potatoes Yellow Onions...... 3 lbs. 18r each ...... 10c rolls and went off the WPA list "Dark Shades Black." Turnesa family from Elmsford, Sweet. Ig ...... amateur boxing meet Involving Albert Einstein, was wont bo re- altogether. Oklehoma kicked 11 straight N. Y., put a dash of suspense to­ mark.” Green Peppers Iceberg Lettuce TonMiTow lints after touchdown in the 76- ..11 4 26 Gerpiany, Hungary and Italy at 9:00-10:00 a. m.—Girls’ Gym. New York haul the greatest re­ The Manchester day into A war-time tournament. Berlin..We pick the Itallana to Strong win over Kansas State, although NATIVE WHITE POTATOES...... peck 39i duction among the states in WPA (Chief Specialist WlUle Turnesa Mohawka take the boxing meet. They've Cleaning the Cuff 10:00 a. m.— Joy House Girls’ employes as 984 left the rolls in rone wee nullified by a penalty, but B. F. T. Store Cheese, meeting. o f the Navy—tMe. 1938 • National been getting plenty of roadwork Jane Ann Jones, known as one RED-RIPE TOMATOE«=' New York city and 292 went off against Missouri, with the Big Amateur champion and now an in­ Cafro. I f ...... 0 0 0 lb...... 10:00-11:00 a. m.—Boy’s Gym, Six tiUe at stake, the Soonera in Libya. of the most capable executives in 23c box 49c the WPA In the rest of the state, structor in the free gunnery echool Lebleda, r f ...... 102 minor league baseball, has resign­ a g u 7-12. leaving total WPA employment of missed the one that would have ...000 Chicory or Endive 11:00-12:00— Boys’ Gym, ages at Hollywood, Fla. — started the Nodden, c ...... ed as secretary-treasurer of the 25,776 In New York city and 6,- meant victory instead of a 6-6 tie, ....3 0 6 Profesalonal Attltade Green Cut Beans, C _ 12-15- Public Market second round of the $5,000 Miami Kaugh, I g ...... Columbus Red Birds to become e n o s T e o Spinach Broccoli 977 In the rest of the state. Against Iowa Stata, Lee Roy In (Canada they like to tell sto­ 2:00-6:00 p. m.— 0>untry CTub open in third place after carding McLaughen, r g ...... 0 0 0 Branch Rickey’s personal secre­ Radishes .... 2 hchii. 1 S'* 20-oz. (»n ...... ISC Greatest reductions In rolls In Neher of Oklahoma ran the width a two-uhder-par 68 for an open­ Genoveai, rg ...... 0 0 0 ries about the thrifty lads from GREEN BEANS, pkg. 2.3c Badminton. other states were: Pennsylvania, of the field three times on one the Maritime Provinces, so when tary in the Dodgers' office . • . Pascal Celery 6:30—4 bowling alleys open. er. Dutch Dehnert, who piloted the French Cut. 654: Michigan, .569; Massachu­ play, reversing his field when He was only two strokes off the Totals ...... 408 Andy Lyttle. the Toronto star While Celery 6 cans setts. 472, and IHinois, 374. trapped, and wound up with sport scribe, heard of recent^ dis­ Detroit Elagles last season, will ASPARAGUS first round pace, set by Ben Loving Score at half-time. 13-3 Swish- coach basketball at Bishop Lougb- YELLOW GLOBE Lot • • • aaqa* No Photos Of President Grea'teat gains were as follows: gain of exactly one yard. of Springfield, Mass., with a pair era. Referees, Plerro and Lee. orders at (Chicago hockey games. TIPS ...... pkg. 39c 78c Oklahoma, 205; Arkansas, 43; (Seorge York, freshman aubeti lin high in Brooklyn this winter. TURNIPS of 33’s, and trailed Harold MeSpa . . . After a long tussle with the CUT CORN ...... pkg. 25c •/: peck 19c Waterbury, Dec. 4—($>)—It’a Montana. 37; Alabama, 36. and Fmest Milk Fed Poultry tute center of Boston Utivefslty, den of Philadelphia by the thinnest Old Dutch intercepted a Northeastwn paise AP poll on football “trends" this Just as bard to buy a photograph North Dakota 24. of margins. MIXED FRUIT... pkg, .32c B e e ts...... bch. IQc Cleanser, on the goal lltie and ranJfOO yards Dept, is convinced that tha sea­ of President Roosevelt In Water­ Turneaa’s threat to the suprema­ son’s outsUndlng trend is the California Carrots against Loyola. cy o f the pros recalled the amazing ^eas - Limas - Broccoli - 6 cans for..... 49c bury as it is to buy a new auto­ Used Tanks In 192^ Young Hen Turkeys, 8 to Fresh Cut-Up Fowl, Glenn Dobbs, triple-ffireat star Moseley Selected one you can’t taka to the Bowl Strawberries, sliced or 18c bunch mobile. performance of his brother, COr- games. of Tulsa’a unbeaten team, threw Doral Jim of the Army, who went whole. Cauliflower ’Two veterans of World War 1 IT. S. Marines used amphibious 9 pounds each lb. 49c — eo. $1.49 ten passes against Washington of Seedless TO Uie final round of the PGA said today they scoured downtown ^ k s in the Panama (TannI maneu- St. Louis and completad all of Raspberries • Peaches Cranberries Raisins, Waterbury stationery and depart­ championahip Uat summer—upset­ Cabbage 4 m at Culebra Island in 1924. them, threa tot touchdowns. On All-East Team 1-lb. pkg...... ment stores for a photograph of These tanks made ton miles an Chickens for Frying or Large Roasting Chickens, ting both Ben Hc^an and Byron Former Star 15c the nation’s wartime leader but no hour in the water and 30 miles on Nelson on tha way—and then lost Rounding out the backfleld along the title to Sam Snead. By Herti Barker 4 DAILY FOOD GROUP NO. 4 store hmd any. land. Roasting, good size, 5 to 6 pounds each, New York, Dec. 4—(iiP>—Boston with Holovak and Besemes are ‘T was hitting my shots pretty Paul Governall, <»lumbla’s master We offer all the popular juices in cans and bottles. Trv Y ale Opens well,” the short, compactly-built Ccdlege’s Eagles, the east’e lead­ Y Instructor ea. $1.69 lb. 49c Willie related after posting the ing team on the basis of won and passer, and Bill Dutton of Pitts­ FRUITS AND FRUIT JUICES lost records, and the Cnieadera of burgh, the Panthers’ ons-man of­ Nrape Juice or Grapefruit and Orange Juice blend for a —I...... " -I' acore which gave him a dean Hoop Season three-stroke lead over the other Holy Cross who dealt the Eagles fensive all aeason. Tommy Murphy, One "hahge. A limited amount of Pineapple Jliice. Also o Limited Amount of Other Meat Cuts amatdurs. their lone defeat, each place two Connor’s running mate at tackle FLORIDA ORANGES...... from 38c doz. up MILK-FED FOWL “Of course, I only get to play men on the 1942 All-Eaatem team, is Robin Olds, Army veteran, while Time Dixie Forward, CALIFORNIA ORANGES...... from 47c doz. up Blue Starts with New golf on Sundays now. and it's hard selected today by tte Associated Bob Davis o f Penn 8U U shares WHOLE OR HALF! to keep your game up when you’re Press. the wing posts with (Turrivan. Takes Over at A e Pink Grapefruit and I.arge White ^edless Grapefruit. SMOKED HAMS Coach Against the in the Navy. But I’d say that my The aeven remaining places on Sslected at the guard posiUona Grapefruit. Bananas. Pears. A FULL LINE OF FRUIT AND VEGETABLES long game ia about aa good as it the team ara spread among aa are two upstaU New Yorkers, Tommy Murphy is one of the ' Crack Army Team. Ernest Alther of Syracuse and Avocados. McIntosh. Baldwin and Delicious Apples. ever was, although my short game many collages. new instructors at the TA4.C.A. as BEST HAMBURG Boston (Sollege’s two represenU- Bob Orlando of Olgate. The can­ Is off a UtUe.” the youngsters from the north end New Haven. Ctoan., Dec. 4 —’The Loving had an opportunity’ftor a Uvea are Mike Holovak, backfleld ter is spencer Moseley, Yale cap­ DAILY FOOD GROUP NO. 5 GROCERY DEPARTMENrS WEEK-END SPECIALS! Yale basketball team wlQ pUy the tain. are getting a real bras k. Tom m y, 44, which would have equalled the ace, and Ddn Currlvmn, crack end. once the spark plug oT the famous ENRICHED OR WHOLE GRAIN BREADS... POT ROASTS BoUinc Field “ B om bm ” from the competitive course record, but Chosen from tha Holjr Cross array The quality of Eastern football — Christmas —r D. o f C. at New Haven la tha aaa- three-put ted the 18th green from unquestionably waa below former team from the (Capitol (3ty. CEREALS WITH MILK OR CREAM PURE LARD which sweared Boston 0(dlegev35 When the notice was sent in Comes but once a year.. .and it’s a logical time WHOLE OR HALFi SEEDLESS RALSINS aoa's inaugural on Saturday, De­ about 14 feeL He sank a 35-yard to 12 last Saturday in the season’s standards this ssason but no apol­ PEPPERIDGE FARM BREAD, of course, tops the list FRESH HAMS Royal Scarlet, cember 5. Only one regular from ogias need to be made for the all- here a few days sgo we failed to to give him a shirt that will please tremendously 2 pounds chip shkt for an eagle on the 460- greatest upset, are Johnny Be- recognize the name but inquiries .. .two sizes. 17c and 27c.loaf. 15-0$, pkg...... last year’s aqui^ is back, Austen yard 13th hole. semes, talented back, and George star lineup. The line, wlto Con­ the whole year through. These Adam, Shirtcraft 37c 15c Norton, 6 foot $ Inch center from . Playing with a bandage on his nor's 224 pounds as anchor, aver­ reVe^ed that it was the one and W’e have Pepperidge Farm Cereals and Poultry Stuff­ SAUSAGE MEAT Connor, freshman ta ^ e. Connor’s only Tommy Murphy that used to and Whitney Shirts are the finest for the price! Boysenberries, O Wallin^ord. Conn., and four lat- bilsteied right thumb, MeSpaden, selsctiofi mariui ths first time A ages a shade under 190. The hack- ing. Stuff yoOr week-end chicken with this stuffing. 39 package...... A D C termsn. Lqwis Averback. guard, in hia own words, “hit some grest fleld, bewating all the necessary spark one c i the bMt known teams In smart new colors and styles, they’ll solve most GOLD MEDAL FLOUR yearling ever has been chosen for Dr. Jackson’s MeaL Whole WTieat Germ. Lawreaca, Mass.; Keehn Berry, mots snd missed seme sssy ones.’’ in this tight little state. BUY WAR BONDS 24 i/j-pound Strawberries, Cut Mixed Fruit for Your the first team and, at 17, he Is per- running, p a ^ n g and kicking He will teach basketball in all All the popular Breads in mhite and whole wheat. guard. New Orleans; Frank Kear­ Tbs straight-shootiBg tourns- qualifications, averages 188 difficult Gift problems. bag .... rack age...... D I C Xmas Cake, hsps the youngest plsyer who ever its phises and is endeavosring to AND STAMPS Kavanaugh’s English Muffins...... 6 for 15c FANCY TURKEYS, 17-20 lbs. pound 42e $1.25 ney, forward, Lisbon, Ohio; and ment fsvorlto had deuces on three gained a berth. pounds. GIFT BOXES WITH ALL PURCHASES. Peas, O O d u lb...... par three holes la posting his form a league among the north 49c Bdward Qila, forward, Parkers- end youngsters. Once be has things packaga...... Y.. all sabatltutaa 34-33. PINEHURST CLOSES AT 6:00 FRIDAYS . . . BUT FANCY ROASTING CHICKENS pound 45c 12-pound Glace Cherries, itdUng the way ha likes them to 1 Package Linui Beana—■ Fourth place yesterday went to 1942 AlhEastern OFFERS SPECIAL TELEPHONE SERVICE UNTIL b a g Leonard Dodson of Ksnsss City, the fans hereabout can expect READY-COOKED HAMS 63c pound ...... 15c TiM fiaifio will mark tha (qtanlng some real teams from across the 7H)0 P. M. Orders received tonight deUvered before pound 49c 1 Package Com, ■C Robart (Red) Rolfe’s coaddng 8844. Town tracks. M o n Saturday. Orders sent in up to noon Saturday de- SMALL LAMB LEGS, 4-6 lbs. . SOFTASILK FLOUR BOTH ...... Lemon and Ot«nge Nglma at Tala. Rolfa cams to Oarrivsa, Beaton OeUega 789 Uveied o n afternoon deliveries. Please m ^ e your order pound 42c Peel, V i lb...... New Haven immediately after the Jeraeyaas Top Heya pen •Tackle—Geerge Oenaler, Hely Oreta Chieaga' Large 13? Vorld Serlea. turning hia attanUon Washington. — (P)— When the Hoop n Up For Army total at least $2.00 as that is the minimum delivery order. Grape-Nut Flakes, f f i A - Hther, Byraeoaa MarttMtowg, W. Va. New York—((R—A corps of for­ MAIN ^ LAMB FORES pound 28c .■rom baaaball to haahatball almost Hoys, Georgetown University atu- package ..... 25c 2 packages ...... I 7 C . Missiay, YakVato Wighlaito fin k , nto. mer coUega basketball toare win Order Kleenex.. .Brooms.. .Dry Mops.. .Lubricating u quickly aa ha uaad to gat down dant pubUesUon, eenductad a poO aaia, Otogato Bito. rm. STREET 01, Etc., At Pinehurst. - HAM SHANKS Wheaties, M flrat baaa attar laying dowa one to select tha sebool’a outstanding ba SMB in aetiea this year with GLENNEY’S pound 15c PRESTO CAKE FLOURFLOUR Tonuto Juice, Mascot. OUs, Army Spakaaa, Waak. package ...... 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Sense and Nonsense /<’ / JU6TA ' 9M?l« THE filRL ^ THey MUST HAfjE y e s i w e u . AJ MINUTE. WC IfNOW AS *ANNAV CAU01TOLD i 7 0 £ YOUIMLAOVr HOLD HER HERE if you have any spare money Tbe doctor was calling on a An office manager sms telling VMNO TO fHEYn______, f o r now you don’t have to worry very sick patient: how a girl came in to apply for a UNLOCK The A ON MtM NOW/ about what to do with It. There is Doctor—I feel I should tell you Job, and when asked if she bad 1^ A Gtiji Wants GLassified ForVbur Benefit no law against hoarding war the truth. You are very ill and 1 any particular qumliflcatloos, stamps and bonds. doubt whether you will live very stated that she bad won severs' long. Is there anyone you would prizes in crossword pusxle am Bashful Suitor—If I stola a like to see? slogan writing contssts. I Eusinesa Senieea m d 18 Help Wanted— Femal* 85 Garden—Pann—Dairy Patient (whispering).—Yes. Office Manager—Sounds good, Lost and Found Automobilea for Sale Rooau WithoRt Board 59 ApartmcBta,' Flats. kiss, would you have ms airested Products 501 for petty larceny? Doctor—’Tell me and I will call but we want somsbody who srlll CURTAINS LAUNCHSERED VERK FOR RENT—TWO ROOMS, twin TcnemcRts 6.8 him. be smart during office hours. Manchester l o s t —GIRI-.’S WRIST WATCH. 1941 CHEVROLET cabriolet, 1941 Girl (with spirit)—Good heav­ reasonable. 91 Mkin street or GIRL OR WOMAN wanted. New beds, complete^ furnished, on Patient (whispering) — Anoth­ (Applicant—Oh, this waa during Lido make. Initials L>. S. H. Re­ Pontiac sedanette, 194H^01dsmo- FOR s a l e :—OKB:e:N Mountain FOR RENT— 8 FURNISHED ens, boy! Stealing a kiss isn’t peU « Evening Herald telephone 8254. Model Laundry, Suiqmlt street buif line, near restaurant, 287 er doctor. office hours. ward. Phono 7877. blle sedanette, 194L^onUac 2 potatoes, No. 1 and No. 9. Also room*. Adults only. Can be o*> ty—it’s grand! door, 1941 Chevr^t 2 door. All WANTED —WOMBU7 for floor unsorted from 75c. per bushel up. Center street T$L 3-1S6L cupled at once. Can 8284 or 81 GiusUlcd Advertlt«meiiU Baldwin and MeIntoah apples, cars have good tires. Trades, Heating—Plumbing- maids. Apply Housekeeper, Man­ F O R RENT — FURNISHED Oak street Jones. f Mis Gossip Sinks Skips!, Maude—What a beautiful new It’s' d an gerous^ loee tha haUt OonDt IIS a**r*K* word* to « lint terms. Cole ■^6tors—4164. 50c. per basket and up. Phone ntiU«l*. anmbor* «nd «bbrovi«tton* l o s t —PAIR OF SHELl^ rimmed Roofing 17 chester Memorial hospital. rooms. Oentlemsn only. 120 South gown Helen is wearing. Says its of acquirt^ friends. glasses. Phone Wadsworth 8075. 8116. Louis Bunce, 529 West Cen­ A' warning comes from men who Imported, doesn’t sha? ' ' dMb ooanl aa ■ word and eompound PONTIAC/ 16) 1939 four door Main street ■' know vorda aa two worda Minimum eoai JOHN CLARK, Plumbing and WOMEN PRESSERS. experience ter street Wanted to Rent 68 Marie—Not exactly In those Barbara—I’d like to be a mer­ sedan. Radio, heater, signal That words may be a treacherous I* •nea ot thro* Mnaa , , Heating. Repairs and Jobbing. unnecesaary. Good pay, steady words. It’s her last season’s dress. maid, wouldn’t you. Junior? Uaa rataa D*r day for tranaleni Automobiles tor Sale 4 llghU, like new Inside and out. WANTED TO RENT 5 or 6 room foe; Tel. 3233. 37 Hollister street. work. Apply 1007 Main street The dressmaker has turned it in­ Junior—No, because then I An exceptional automobile, $645. Boarders Wanted 59-A single, good residential aecUon, So, sip the slpper on your lips MaaM “ P«" r«k, we read it. We do Ada are accepted- over tb* tela* NEW XJNVERTIBLE TOPS, cel­ rent, fully adjustable. Rates rea­ ed turnips; green peas; lettuce wboo* at tbe CHAROB RATE siven luloid replaced in curtaina, aU Female 87 and tomato salad; ice ci^am, Question: "Womed’’ writes: *T not purchase, we buy. We have no V GENERAL F or Sale sonable. Call Keith Furniture. souvenirs, we have keepsakes. A Above aa a Convenelnc* to adver- kinds of leather work. Chaa.. Lak- Tel. 4159. Monday: am greatly worried about my old­ Hoaro. but the CASH RATES will be OFFICE HELP New 4-Room Cape Cod de­ Ing, 90 Cambridge street ^ Tele­ WANTED—MAN AND woman for Breakfast— Re-toasted cereal er sister. Although we have sjjent spade is called a spade. m 'Aoeapied aa fTJl4- PAfllENT I* Manchester Laundry, 72 Maple "In this town we do not reside -AAld at tha bnalnea* office on or sign house. Just completed. phone 4/40. FOR SALE—S’rQ305-ln good c o n - ] with cream; apple sauce. all kinds of money having her ex­ 'E re tb* aeventb day following tb* Ready for immediate occu­ street dition, old modiel. Call Manches­ Lunch—Spaghetti; string beans; amined by various doctors, none in residences, we live in homes drat tnaertlon of each ad otberwia* W ANTED TO TUNE, repair and ter 2-0089. celery. of them can find anything wrong We do not retire, we go to bed. tb* CHAROB RATE will be collect. CHENEY BROTHERS pancy. 2 unfinished rooms We do not pass away, we die. We Od. Ho reaponalblllty fot error* In regulate your piano or player Dogs— Birds— Pets Dinner—Vegetable soup; stuf­ with her physically. She refuses to A RC O U P& Y on second floor. Open stair­ piano. Tel. Manchester 5052. 41 fed beef rolls; carrots; cabbage mix with people, sayt the thought are buried in coffins, not caskets. telepbooed ada will be aaaumed and Employment Bureau— MEANS liESlRe tbeir Aoctiracy cannot be guaran* way. All Crane plumbing, CANARIES— VISIT Edgewood Machinery and Tools 52 salad; gelatin. of a social gathering makes her We have no mortlcian.s. We are teed Hartford Road SAWS OF ALL KINDS filed, set feel like she would like to drop not all gentlemen, but we are all steam heat. Coal burning Canary Farm. Beautiful song­ Tuesday: SKILLED eO»t 191 6V K4 6 TO GOTO SLEEP® Indes (rf CISdSiflcatioiiB and repaired, cord wood skws MILKING MACHINES, used trac­ Breakfast—Crisp bacon; waf­ dead. She refuses to go anywhere men. All women are not ladies, *Vello. headquarten! We*re tnochinff 'off' for At*i*>se 12-4 J furnace. gummed, power and hand lawn sters, gifts of cheer. Seeds, cages, BftbS •eaeeeeOAeoAooee••*•••** ^ accessories. 'Turn right over tors, implements, Oliver ’’70’ fle with maple syrup and butter. and If we try to coax her to go, but all women are women. Ail nowr SftSimlOtA AOOAffd*********** ^ SEE Vin c e n t m a r c in mowers iverhauled, and sharp­ with mounted plow. Dublin TVac- Lunch—Lima beans; spinach; she cries. Whe, she is badly upset, women are females, it is true, but ened. Storey all winter no extrn wooden bridge at Bolton Notch to she loses her food. What can wa iSSRS OOAAWdd************* 7 canary sign. tor Company, Providence Road, lettuce and aliw e salad. dogs, horses and pigs can also be BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES V V 7 V *o* *ooooamd************ ^ 136 Bissell St. Tel. 4848 charge. Axes, Knives, shears etc Dinner—Broiled steak; escal- d o?” BY EDGAR MARUN __of TIlROkR AAAAAA**d«»»»S •» Allen & Hitchcock, WllllmanUc. females. Hence, in deference to SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH MOBOfftiUll * • O ASSSSSSS*** ••• ^ sharpened Capitol Grinding do., COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES— loped celery; combinatioii salad; Answer: Probably the best plan our women, we do not class them •I Mid Foood oAAdddSSSwdddS I Inc. 531 Lydali stepet. Tei. 7968. custard. would be to persuade ber to cow- aa mere females. '.• A VNA\T'. ~ Choose your Christmas puppy COS> ^OOT^.THVb \‘b A y • A • dMIMmitllinitS AAAAffffSnidKAASS • now, while the selection Is good Musical Instruments Wednesday. suit a psychologist. With sufficient "Our priests, ministers, and T006V\ SiPCJUVJIt ...... i Manchester Office: Breakfast—Baked eggs; whole help in the right direction ahe may rabbis are not diviiies. Our law­ A t—iR»i— Jack Frost Kennels; 26 Gardner FOR SALE-BECKER Brothers I W E SC£.V\S>TO^ ly 953 Main S t TeL 3301 Sen me your old Furnltuire, street------■ - — — wheat muffins; stewed raisins. possibly- find herself capaW* of yers are not barristers. Our real Vf -A10M0M— for SoilL V. 0.0 0^ SMRS 2 used piano. Inquire at 26 Stone Lunch—Cbm (canned); beets; returning to a normal enjoyment OOY-'«>U)\ V\N\V0< living, have enabled the patient writes of a body landing with ‘a ___I PtofoMloMl tei iliee EIro Street. Two S-room basement. Ideally located. Conn. Hartford 5-8493. ly, bath room floor. 166 Eldridge Breakfast — Spinach omelet; dull, sickening thud,’ he will land ^ SsrvieM Offered...... It apartmenta. All Improvements street, second floor. Melba Toast; stewed figs. to return to normal without any Price right for quick sale. specific treatment being uaed. on the sidewalk with a Jolt, his _eld lerrteee Offered ••••Il-A Rental Income $66 per month. Ltmch—Tomato soup; combina­ hat in one hand and his pay en­ ling rm1 Dlreetore ..a It ROASTING CHICKE»7 30c lb, not understand them. To a psy­ lag—Roofing a a It Dehnont Street. 6-room shs- Four-Acre Farm off Lake vate home. Continuous hot water beans; eggplant; carrot salad; ap­ _ _ ****#**••••••••••••• •• WANTED live, at the fu m . 100 New Bol­ and shower. 101 Chestnut street, plesauce. chologist, they are In no wise un­ IIUIeeiT—Dreeemeking .oaaaa It gie, steam heat. Fireplace. street. 5-room Cape Cod ton Road„ Telephone 7033. usual. Hardwood doors. 1-ear garage. next to Chestnut Lodge. BYiday: HOLD EVERYTHING ~ ‘ I—Treelileg-^torsge a a ■<* house. Price $3950. Breakfast—W h ^ wheat cereal P u —nger ...... 8. P. $6,600. D. P. $1,000. Neat appearing girl (Baked Apple) •1^—ring ^oa^aaaaaaa Jl Wanted— Pets— with cream; whole wheat muf­ “ >rrlOee oaaasraaaa •• fins; coddled eggs. Question: Susan K. Writes: \ jfiag «*******'**'*•####•••# ti Oak Street Section. t-fam> SEE to work at meat coun> Poultry—Stock 44 Topped with Yoke Lunch—Baked squash; gm n •What la the very beat smy to erlng—rtreliiff—Cl—ning aa *J Oy hoose. 5-room apartment * peas; lettuce and parsley smad. _Oil*t dooda mod ■ jr 'fe * ...... •* WANTED ’TO BUY—BEEF Cows. bake apples?” WbAtad—Baalnaaa Sarvlno .m.. >• downstairs and 4 rooms np. All ter. Steady work. Dinner—Baked sea bass; stew­ Answer: Remove the core. If hQpnwements bat heat. S. P. Stuart J. Wasley Will pay good price. Also other ed tomatoes; baked beets; lettuce you wish you may fin this space and Classes eAAAAUUUUU $$300. D. P. $800. animals for beef. Manchester \ ^ jr and endive salad; gelatin. \ Real Estate and Insurance with raisins. Bake slowly-In order WASH TUBS Where’d He Find a Ham? ata lAstraetl* •a4**«**««_ Apply Meat Manager, Slaughterhouse, Phone 2-0294. Saturday: to bring out the natural ssreet- BTROTCRAHX Tlggglng * a * * * a * * * ••••••••MU*** State Theater Building Breakfast—Broiled ham; cod­ M—1—I^O f— tlb AAAAmAA**** Porter Street Seetioa. Flee- Telephone 6648.7146 nesa. Upon serving, add * dash of WgAt# j—I—IPOCtlOPR A**«mAfff« 22 East Center St. dled eggs; Melba Toast; apple­ whipped, or a scoop of ic# cream. 2VE CHANGED MY MIND ABOUT HAVING HIM LUNCH I THOUGHT HE INA6 wtmmmmtmt room itagle. Ratfaroom. Hot Articles for Sale 45 air heat with lot 100’x66’x525' sauce. ■ Slow baking Is tbe secret of flsv------WITH ME, AtAGGIE.AMD WHEN HE WAKES A UVE WIRE. X Sends—atoeks—MMortgag— Lunch—Freah fmlt, all desired % PASlAeas OppertwOp—rt— ltl— eebArAA deep. S. P. $4,900. D. P. $500. FOR SALE—CHILD’S MAPLE orful baked apples. UP, WU MAY TELL HIM SO, TH0U(3HT p e r h a p s Meser Loan .. roll top desk, swivel chair, baby's of any one kind. Pecans. VK, Dinner—Salisbury bteax; * veg­ HE WOULD BE THE Bals aaA crib. 27 Braihard Place, upstairs. (Nornud Pulse Rote) SECTION ONE TO MAKE ME Sale WaotaJ-^amala ...... JJ McKee Street SeetJoa. New Call between 6 and 7 p. m. etables en casserole; celery salad; ()ueation: Franklin S. snrltss: B rIP WMItRd MrIR aAeeeeeeee l l pineapple. OFPiCER FORGET. BUTI DARE­ SalRRmRO WaatRd ....••••••••••••A 4-Room.Single. AU modem de­ ”Whst U the normal pulse rsteT r Help Wanted—Mala or Famal* *7 tails 2 nnflniBhed rooms up­ STORAGE FOR SALE—GRAY folding car­ *Vege'’.ablea en Casserole: 1 Also normal rate of bresthlngT SAY I WAS M IS- AsanW Wanted ...... *'"***.. stairs. S.P.$5300. n.P.$800. riage aa good as new. Price rea­ bunch of small carrots; 1 bunch And normal blood presaureT” Mtnationa Wanted—Famnl* •* W'E HAVE DEAD STORAGE FOR 50 CARS! sonable. Tel. 2-0921. of small turnips; 1 cup of green Answer: The normal pulse rots Wtnatlona Wanted—Male » peas; 1 cup of chopped celery; 1 Swployment Affenele* ...... Oorant Street. 5-room du­ small head of cauUflowei broken Is 72 per minute. The nonnsl . Uew taoeA—P#*»—l*wnl*iT— plex. All Improeements. Lot Manufacturers, Retailers and Distributors: We can Garden— Farm— Dairy breathing rate is 18 per mlnuts. Teblele* has 75’ frontage. S. P. 88300. Into pieces. Cut turnips and car­ Pose Bird* Pets rots to desired slse and mix with The normal blood prMsure (sys­ eee*. iwe *y hi* *iiiv,gt. me. t. m. ate, u. a M . err. ii-q I D. P. $1,000. meet your needs with our large public space and private, Products 50 tolic) ranges from UO to 180. Idee Stook—Vablelaa ...... brick partitioned rooms with fireproof doors. other vegetablee. Fill caaeerole. Ponltry sad Snopllea ...... FOR SALE—GREEN Moimtaln Add a small amount of water, cov­ These may fluctuate eonsldersbly Wanted —Pete—Poultry—dtook with exercise or emotional changes "One of the first things I learned as a kid was never to € Pm tale—Mlaeellaacewa Tanner Street Section, potatoes, field run, not graded, er and bake until tender. Add a LjgegMguBsaj Road Contractors and Builders: We can handle heavy vitbout such fluctuation indicat­ in back of a horse without first speaking to him, but Artlelea Pot Sal* ...... room 'single. 2 years old, SiW' 31.15 per bushel at the place, leas generous lump of butter tc each They Joined the share-tfae-ride Boats and Aeeeesorles ...... parfor. FireplaM. Downstair* machinery. Also outdoor space. Some with concrete 10c if you furnish bags. Also yel­ serving as it is taken hot from' ing the presence of any dlsorxler. suppose that’s too much for a machine-age bew to Bnllding Untertats ...... movcmentl” r OlbiBORdt *»»WRtchRR' ■ j RWRiry lavatory. Ready for Immediate base. low Globe turnips. Fnmk V. Wil­ tbe casserole. m asterr Blectrleal Apnllaneea—Radio.. oocnpaacy. S. P. $6,900. O. P. liams, 1632 Tolland Turnpike. Note: The article on “Meat Re- Sods pop gas has token on the Paal and Paad ...... $1,000. cipea’’ Is sUU available. To roll of Ufe-ssver. It is ussd In Oarden-Fana—Dairy Product* je Movers: We can solve your storage problems. cure your,copy write to The Mc­ tbe rubber rafU and automstio rOONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE POX ______^ Bouaabold Oooda ...... •» fir* extinguishers used by naval MaekInary and Toola ...... - Coy Health Service in care of this Woodbridge Street. 6-room DROP IN — OR CALL IN — newspaper. Please enclose a large, filers. Mnsleal tnatruraanU ...... — a >« single. All Improvements. 1-car Offte* and Store Bquloment FOR SALE To Special* at tb* Store* ...... a* gV*Ke- Ready for occupancy, E p p i e S i m s ' m a k n o w s h o w t o p o t h i n g s Waarins Apnaral—Fura ...... *7 SO days. S. P. $5300. D. P. Used Pipe, 1 inch to 6 inches; Electric Motors, Paper Mill McKINNEy BROTHERS ALLEY OOP No Help At An BY V. T. HAMLIN Wanted—To Buy ...... *• $800. Machinery, Pulleys, Shafting and Hangers. For Knitted Vestee Sweater Beeme—Board—Botela—Reeorta 808 3lal* S tiw t (A t the Ceater) \ Rcataamata M**fheeter, C ou. THOSE MOCMAMS WE HAD" , , J U e r A N O T H ^ C F 1 Room* without Board ...... • 47 Oak Street Section. 2-fkm- AR6 CRATY MEM..,______Beardara Wanted ...... ,47-A W illiam s Warehousa TMephoM 6069 • 748$ TH IS . WHAr\OOR LEADERS,,-^ Country Boerd —Reeorte...... Uy dwelling. (2) 4-room apart­ THE/O ObfT ^ OPPRESSIOI.A \ LJ/vaJE TO GCT WAR. WON .GOES/ADVISERS... r FEET Hotel*—Reatauranle ...... ments. All Improvements except TEL. WILLIMANTIC 221 ANDOVER, CONN. KNOW .WHEN M POORMyd^DA„\ KICKED RIGHT UNTU-THAT, 1 GOING OUT J FIRST, AS Wanted—Room*—Board ...... heat. S. P. $4,800. D. P. $800. Real Relate F o r Reef Manchester 6234 Between 5-7 P. M. KKrTHIN’ s t o p s ) O U TO FO U R d u m b USHr IN SMITH'S I REFUSE ID BE A AN EXACT DUPLICATE OF THIS jy o u ilO A WEEK » I CAN looks in plain ot print mstertal— t a k e t h e p r ic e f t h e JUST A MINUTE, MR. with brignt braid around.ttem sad JA CK ET Z“ IPPiR/ Iti MOORiN<3 MAST fOR O R iS S t h a t w a s r u in e d / ' O 'mRTiM TGRiJe.D' TONHELLY? DlD YDU E\)ER top. ’ TERRIBLY , THIS-v‘THIS DRESS O U T O F MDUR.. T - i rtr N EK3H eo«5 Aeivlh4ST f ig u r e vohy m artin NlE.,BUT V to NOT THPtWVm______Pattern No. 8287 is in sixes 8, embLr r assin s.' BLIMP.'/ 0 RGAN\L£T> THE' ME^rVEBEENlWRl A 10, 13 and 14 years. SIxe 8 with -OXIRM W — ASAlhiST short sleeves takes 3 S-8 yards 39-ln«^ msterisl, 6 yards braid. By Mrs. As m Oshot ttooff for tha Cxtito Butch Vettoa I Swestsr (Psttem N a 8486) Kasd For this sttmetlve psttem. send Knit It for It's comfortsbUi 18 cents, plus 1 cent for postage, for 14, 16, 18, sand 10 eents in in coins, with your name, address, warmth but wear it for it’s good Ootn, Tour Nsms and Address pattern number and aixe tc Tbe looks! It's the sort of ssrestar and tbs Psttem Number to Anas Manchester Evening Herald, To­ that ksqjs you snugly warm, but Oshot Til* Msnehsstsr Evaalng day’s Psttem Service, 108 7th being sleavlsss, does not tosmpfr Rsrald 106 Ssvsntb Avsnus, New Avenue, New Tork, N. T. your srm actkmp-flta smoothly un­ T o^ aty. Baoioss 1 osnt postage der a suit cost^-can b* worn ts for asch psttam ordetsd. Find scores of latsresting ps^ businsaa. for sports, at horns with Anna Cabot’s fhO sad Winti terns for all ogee and sU axes in your slacks. Album is now rssdy—timely help, tbs. Fall Fashion Book, our com- for warm knit and ciocbstsd gar- plets catalogue of latest styles for Knit It la a vary bright color. % ' home' dressmaking. Send for your This ens is dons In Kelly gtssiL mantA patch work Mess, quUta, Pm having on* mads tn 'magnstn embroldaria*—GhrlMaoss present copy today, 18c. Or a Fall Fashion tiu fttJ Book may he ordered with a 18e wool for myself—good for sresr auggsstlooa. 84nd for your copy psttsro- for 38c plus lo for posh- with a toUek or a gray suit. today.. AnaAnas Gbbot's Ibll sad Tma* ags.- Foff ffOHBpftitff lum tjBi iMitrao* ia$AK> A ...... ^ Ettmftifl RrraOk F R ID A Y , DECn iB E R 4, M ' Th* Waatker A v e n g * Dhtty ChroibitloB Ftoaeato tot O. a WsaUMT Bsrsaa For the Moath o f Novessbar, 1842 Noderatoly aoM Uda altonioeat 7 ^ 1 4 Bot qtoto aa eoU toaight aa Mat night. Menbar at tha Aadit Buieaa af Oheaiatioas The Christmas Store Gift Items for Everyone Manchester— A City of ViUago Charm PRICE THREE CENTS MANCHESTER, CONN- SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1942 (FOURTEEN PAGES) VOL. LXIL. NO. 56 (OIs m UM AdveitMM «■ U) Sweeping Red Gains Boots and Helmets in Desert Yankee Bombers Hit ■ ■ I i Nun Bay Tightening Pincers Hard in Raid; 5^4 TURDA Y, DEC. 5 ^ White Crepe Blouses Menacing Germans Get Three Warships (MHKMNtWMMHKWAfWWactlM <♦.>« Rayon Hosiery Beautiful Reg. $1.19 51x51 Fast Color Printed Embroidery______trim. Sizes 32 to 38. $ 1.39 United Stales U rm j’ Buying Liberators . Loose D©»j Russian Forces Cross Women Cut Stories Ghouls structive Daylight As* I ______$ Don and Are Operat­ Output Equals Brings Boom sault Upon Italian Port! 1.00 Living Room Pillows Luncheon Cloths ing on West Bank Doivn Sizes Robbed Bodies —Battleship and Two! A smart fruit ];mttem in three White Broadcloth Shirts Cruisers Among Tafi*| AH colors and patterns in smart pil­ color combinations. 81” x 6 r ’. O f River Close to All of Enemy For Herring lows that add a gay touch to your liv­ Pre-laundered and guaranteed Units ’ Which Had Of Dresses Being Probed gets; Rome Admitsl ing room. $1 .00 Short sleeves. Sizes 32 to 40. Gift Mittens $ fast color. Come Down Don El­ Heavy Damage andl Second Floor. 1 .0 0 $ 1.29 Nelson Reports ''Total Lake Superior Fisher 51x67 Size $1.49 bow Toward Kalach; Already Have Done Part Evidence to Place Re­ Casualties Resnlt*] Production of Combat men Haul Out Hun­ $ 1 . 0 0 p r < Cannon Duralite Percale Would Form Triangle. Toward Conservation sponsibility for Cocoa- Martex Armaments of Allies dreds of Tons at 3 London, Dec. 5.— * I Of Fabric by Reduc­ nut Grove Fire to American-manned Liberators I Shoulderettes Moscow, Dec. 6.— (^P)— Twice That of Axis. Cents Per Pound. Be Given Grand Jury. Btriking in support of embst«| NEW DESIGNS IN BRIDGE Sweeping Russians gains ing Figures Greatly. tied Allied forces in Tunisiasl tightening a pincers menac­ New York, Dec. 5— (/T)— The Cornucopia, Wls., Dec. 6.— Pillow Cases Kitchen Towels All wool. Pastel colors. 5.—M>)—Reports oosed a destructive daylight! $ 1.39 ing the German armies be­ New York, Dec. 4— (ff) — The I Boston. Dec, United States now Is producing •The horn of plenty is overflow­ Fine quality percale eases that New York Dress InsUtute, seeking that ghouls robbed the bodies of assault upon Naples yester-l sieging Stalingrad were re­ the engines of war In a volume ing along the south shore o f Lake Playing Cards will wear for years. Size new ways to conserve the material some Cocoanut Grove fire disaster day and were reported to! pr. ported in dispatches from the Boots o f British Infantrymen splash through mud caused by equal to the combined combat Superior, thanks to the Arm y and 42” x88". $1.18 used in dresses, disclosed today vlcUms were In vestigate by po- heavy rains In the western desert, spattering helmets o f German sol­ 3 $1.00 armaraenta production of the Axis the lowly herring. have hit a battleship and two| lart looking backs in Birds, Ani- ^ ^ g \ g \ front today. Red Army that the American - woman has lice t^^y diers left behind by the enemy In their fitgbt from Salum. powers, the American people were Because Army quartermasters cruisers with a deluge Js, Floral and Colonial scenes. ^ ■ 1 1 | I s The popular Martex kitchen towel that wears and washes forces which had driven klready done her part toward con- tore Indlcat^ m »t *^‘^*” ®* Rain Hats informed today by Donald M. Nel­ got an Idea, the herring now has bombs which Rome a d m itt^ Is uble deck^ ______X I wonderfully. Blue, green, gold, and red. southwest from the city were servatlon of fabrica by paring place Responsibility for the dlsas- son, W ar Production Board chief, heavy damage and casualties in| 20’* X 40” Heavy Weight Cannon d o^ her'figure eeveral sizes. ter would be given a grand Jury its place on . Army, Navy and Ma­ Visor hat with complete covering for ■aid to have crosaed the Don and Speaking at the closing meeting rine Corps menus and fishermen that main Axis supply port foe| Pot Holders to M atch...... 10c each to be operating on the west bank "S U ty per cent of the misses on Monday. . of the National Association of North Africa. The four-motor long bobs. Blue, urine. dresses sold today are size 12s," The evidence will haul out hundreds of tons at Dish Cloths to M atch ...... 10c each of the river close to units which Manufacturers last night. Nelson three cents a pound. B-24 Liberators, whlcb can had come down through the Don Maurice Rentner, member of the I the stories of approximately More Sea Battles reported also that the total output up to ten tons o f explosives, Dish Towels to M atch ...... 4 for 79c The market previously, was elbow toward Kalach from polnta Dress Institute’s Conservation witnesses Interrogated privately of combat armaments produced by across the Mediterranean past New Handbags Turkish Towels committee, aald. by the state attorney gm eral a limited, much o f the catch going Children’s Long Sleeve to the northwest. These forces. If the United Nations is twice that powerful Axis air fleet based to fur farms as feed for fox and For tbs Toaag Miaal they meet, would form a triangle ‘Ten years ago, sixty per ceifi and district attorney's oSices. of their enemies. Sicily to carry out their aF 36” Fast Color ABC and Punjab I ^ w • mink. The rest was smoked or with the curving Don aa the base of the misses dresses sold were Complain Valuables Missing Expected by Knox He made It clear, however, that at dusk—the first American Simulated leather handbags in and railroads which run soutb- size 16s, and there were plenty of Relatives and frlenda of at least the striving for Increased produc­ five victims bave complained that tack of the war on Italy prop envelope styles. $ 1.00 2 $ 1 . 0 0 west and due west from Stalin­ tion Is not over. By the end of (Continued on Page Nine) and every one returned rings and money were mlaslng Percale PrinU i Cotton Shi^ grad aa the sides. (ConUnoed.on Page Nine) 1943, he predicted, America alone safely. from the bodies. will produce almost as great a 159 Dead. $58 Wounded Heavy absorbent Cannon towels that will give years of Sever Supply lin e Daniel F. O’Brien, a Boston un­ In Solomons Area volume of combat armaments as The Italians said casualUss Sizes 8 to 14. White, blue, pink. It was claimed that the troops dertaker, said a ring valued at wear. White with colored borders in blue, peach, green, ^ $ ^ 0 0 I Sizes 8 to 14. White, blue, pink. 3 ^ * 5 9 all the rest of the world combined, Hard Battle flicted.. included 159 dead ^ coming from northward of Kalach from $l,000^to $3J3QQ and . cash and gold. -a------— Minority May and Its production win be "nearly wounded. B o x e d Xmas Cards bad cut in between Vertlachy and from $300 to $1,200 was missingTDesperatioh Drives i E i n b a S S V twice as large aa that o f the Dmltrievka, eevering a road oyer from the body of James Slattery, U. S. Middle East headq Javenlles, CMonial Doorways, American Country Side, which Germane bad been bringing a Cambridge casket salesman, Japanese to Bolster | Axis.” Still Looms In Cairo announced this a tts A Over 125 patterns and colorings to choose from. Small 4 Production Nearly Three to One Winter Scenea Prelaundered—Fast Color Printed in supplies to the forces before Force Report who perished in the fire. few hours after it was dii and large florals, checks, dots and geometric designs. || Forces on Guadal­ By 'then, total United Nations Housewares Stalingrad. Declaring the "ring apparently Staff Linked that Maj. Gen. Carl Spssta, ooo production “will be nearly three to The Germans were mopped up had been tom from bis finger, for In Tunisia mander-in-vblef of American canal Presage Fur^ one ahead of Axla production,” Forces In the European war — Basement— tn the northern comer o f the Don On Funds’ Use the skin bad been rubbed away,” Boxes for Multi Color Chenille elbow, where the river curves O’Brien said “ this la an outrage.” ther American Naval Nelson said. ater, had arrived In North Dish Towels \ back northeastward toward To Espionage Henry J. Kaiser, west coast to help cope with Axis squ Voro­ He said he lutd seen Slattery the CJiurchill Predicts Fui> ship building wizard, told the 4,000 nezh, the dispatches asserted, and Republicans in Senate day of the fire and knew he had Fights in W aters.; aiding German and Italian Industrialista’ attending the asso­ ther Struggle Before troops in the bitter struggls Service Rcture Frames $1.00 then the Russian columns moved the ring and cash In his posses- Bath Mat Sets southward, taking Vertlachy and Appear Victorious on|^^ Argentine Federal Ju8> ciation meetings “that preparation Tunisia. Washington, Dec. 5.— {JP) for our life after the war’’ should Allies Can Drive Foe British and American fo Good looking bath mat sets in 7-Piece Regular $1.25 PeskoiVatka. Robert F. Moment of Newton '-^-Expected Japanese desper- 3 $ 1 - 0 0 FoUowlng that, attacks were Behind-Scenes Battle tice Sends Evidence It^ in at once. admittedly under strong Toiletries sald a *350 diamond ring worn by Jrlvps to holster Wflninff From Tiinis, Bizerte. peach, green, blue, dusty rose -latmched toward Sokarelka and his deceased daughter. Mra Gil- onves to TOlSter waning He said that Indnstrialists must pressure, were engaged In lisnv To Have Accounting. To Supreme Court to show the way to a decent standard Three beautiful patterns in floral and fruit designs. Red and black and white with set $1.00 tllarionovsky, which Ue slightly bert Winslow, had not yet turaedJ forces on Guadalcanal pres- fighting around Mateur, 25 ntT $1.39 Fiesta Jidce Sets of living for the country, or "sur­ Bradford, Ehig., Dec. 5— dence which Federal Judge Miguel Opportnnity to Work road. OLD SPICE COLOGNE ...... e • • o • .11.00 trying to form new defense lines behind-the-scenes Senate battle N o Money In Wallets the Solomons into a growing Allies in Tun.sib could cross the $1.00 along the upper reaches of Jantus said proved that members The first essential of - the post CIstans Bail Junction Captnrs FRIENDSHIP GARDEN COLOGNE...... $1.00 Hassocks to force an accounting of Recon­ Relatives of two men who per­ graveyard of Nipponese war world, Kaiser declared. Is a final 20 miles to drive the enemy ■canty corridor left them. ished said their wallets were of the German embassy staff were The Axis claimed, without A REVLON MANICURE S E T S ...... $ 1 .0 0 ships, troops and arms. Belief country-wide and wortd-wlde op­ confirmation, the captuis o f Doa Frocen SoMd struction Finance corporation found without money the men Involved in esoionage activities In from Tunis and Bizerte. OLD SPICE BATH P O W D E R ...... $ 1 .0 0 Dish Towels Bridge Sets that enemy forces on the embat­ portunity to work. He also a-ssert- important rail junction, app The Germans driw i out of the funds spent by the Board o f Eco­ were known to have had. The prime minister spoke to OLD SPICE TOKEN B O X ...... $ 1 .0 0 nomic W arfare under executive tled Island are running short of Argentina was sent to the Su ed that the Interests of organ­ ly Djedeira where Allied Don elbow were able to retreat Other developments as the supplies smd that they will try throngs which turned out to see Colorful ambroidered sets in Pyfex 8 Piece Gift Sets $1.00 orders issued by President Roose­ preme court ^ a y to determine ized labor In the enterprise system him o n . a week-end Inspection of have reported heavy fighting TARDLET SHAVING BOWLS .... .$1.00 across stretches of the Don river, death toll reached 493 and the city again to land- reinforcements ami all colors. 36” cloth with 4 Two combinations to choose from. velt. whether the Belch diplomats can are Identical with those of man­ this Yorkshire city, center of several days, and the recaptUfS j OLD SPICE SHAVING MUGS ...... $1.00 now froten soUd, It was reported Inquest called a week-end recess armament for their beleaguered ^ for $1.00 set Administration leaders, seeking be brought to trial. agement and ownership. Britain’s woolen industry. both Mateur and Tebourba du'^' njtSTIC LOOSE POWDER CASES ...$ 1 .0 0 i napkins. $1.19 In dispatches to Pravds, the CX>m- In Its hearings: troops wa.s expressed yesterday Following his challenge for In­ Senate approval lOf a House bill Jirdfse Jantus’ action climaxed actions In which 750 Allied ROSEVILLE POTTERY VASES muniat party newspaper. The entertainment pernfita of Approaching Tensest Phase Phia Tax. by Secretary of Navy Knox. an Investigation touched off more dustry to lay the foundation for dlers were declared taken pr How close the -tw o Russian authorizing a $5,000,000,000 In­ 26 Boston hotels, suspended short­ He told them the struggla was A real practical gift. Multi-colored allover stripes that AND FLOWER BOWLS— W ill Return as Lxmg as Possible than two months ago when Unit­ post-war reconstruction, Kaiser Cairo reports said that. In $1.00 clamps bad approached each oth­ crease In RFC borrowing and lend­ ly after the night club fire pend­ approaching Its tensest phase, but ed States Undersecretary of State said: tlon to the three Italian wa LADIES* BOXED EMBROIDERED will blend in with any color kitchen. Absorbent ai.d Beautiful Dundee Floral Pattern er was not clear here, since no ing authority, were reported to ing a cbeck-up of safety condi­ The only safe theory, he told that no smooth road lies ahead Sumner W elles asserted in s ” I f any one o f us cherishes In long wearing. Colored Hobnail definite indication waa given of have agreed unwillingly to an tions, were restored. a press conference, is that they and that "the hard core of Nazi amendment denying any funds to will return with ships and men as speech In Boston that both Argen­ his heart the Illusion that he can (Continued on Page Tea) which towns were occupied. ' The liquor and victualling, but recapture any of the special resistance and villainy has not Military experts, however, ex­ the BEW or other agencies until o f five cafes and restaurants were long as they can. Meanwhile, be tina and Chile were being used as yet been broken in u{ion. the RFC board of directors gives bases of operation by a Nazi spy -irivilegea or the unwarranted ad­ Turkish Towels Fenton Glass $1.00 ea. pressed me opinion that the gap restored. ' added, American forces which W e have to gather up all our Handkerchiefs advance approval of proposed ex­ ring. vantages of the post or that he Vases, Candy Dishes, Ete. might be only a few miles—that Two babies, both of whom were seized the prized airfield early in power I strength an 1 If, by in y cliance. — — penditures. August, are expanding and "tak­ Fsets Quickly Supplied can once again build a TOYS lying between Verkhne Chlraky rescued unharmed, were disclosed '.mown as a vested Interest, let unexpected good tidingS come to Irish linen or fine quality cot­ and Popov. Verkhne Chriaky Is To Offer Amendment to have been in an apartment In ing In more territory.” The speech brought a demand us, that will be a matter which Flashes ! him consider the formation of a ton. 3 to the box. By official count at least 51 from the Argentina government $ ,00 box Large Bingo Games...... $1.00 Ensemble just south of the western railroad Senator Danaher (R., Conn.) the Cocoanut Grove building at the war debt which may ultimately we can rejoice at but which we (Late Bulletins ot the (88 W lis) enemy ships lay at the bottom ot for facta, which were quickly sup­ line out of Stalingrad. It la 25 said he would offer this amend­ time of the fire. come to three hundred billion dol­ must not count upon,” he said. With Calling Numbers and Covering Markers. Woodm Muffin Baskets $1.00 waters around the Solomons. plied by the United States. 22x44 Bath S ize ...... 69c mllea north of Popov. ment as a cOmnromlse when Sen­ Mra. L«slie Tracey, wife of a lars and which represents in Its Churchill said he was confident Eighty more, the Navy estimatea, The Judge’s statement that the Nazi Moraaty Attacked The froxen Don, however, also ator Brown (D., Mich.) renews handyman employed by the club, of the Ultimate outcome tn North EATON BOXED Tinker T oys ...... 59c up have been damaged' and some German embassy waa involved New York, Dec. 5—(4 16x28 Guest S iz e ...... 39c KITCHEN REMINDER PADS efforts to obtain action on the bill (Continued on Page Ten) Africa, but wanted Britons not to probably sunk In the sea battles came after he had heard the tes­ ponserv’stlve- Swiss Catholic 1 Safety Blocks on Number Trailers . . 59c up (IkNitInned On Page Ten)' next week. Brown declined com­ (Continued on Page Nine) be misguided about the difficul­ Face Cloths ...... 19c WITH RING BOX— for control of the supply lanes to timony o f six of 38 persons ar­ paper "Ostachwelz” receat^l $ i.k ment on the amendment, but was ties confronting the Allies there. Army Tanks ...... • 25c up Australia. Twenty-five American rested In a sweeping roundup of He told the cheering crowds: ed a new pastoral letter Issued Five color*;“ Aqua, green, pink, blue, and peach. reported ready to accept It In or­ Writing Paper veaisels have been destroyed and alleged spies. A responsible source ”\Ve nave broken into North toe Catholic bishops of der to get the hill paosMl. Sculptor-Modeline Sets with clay .... 25c up several damaged. said that one of the six, Johan Draft Boards in which Nazi morality was Fireplace U tters $1.00 Danaher told reporters he was Africa with our American Allies Parity Change Two Problems Meanwhile, the Japanese appar Jacob Napp, had testified be made ed to be on the “same levBI ■■ Fine quality linen paper. 24 Over 50 Different Selections of _ _ ~ 1 interested In preventing what he and now have, iP a short time, secret reports of the movement of animal or not much higher," sheets, 24 envelopes. All ns A A -n I characterized as “untrammeled advanced from the AUanMC coast Toys and Games...... 25c (Continued on Page Ten) Allied ships at the request of Capt. Receive Guide cording to the Office of War whited Z. < 1 9 9 a a ^ Y ^ V - l- l I ^ whimsical abuse o f powers” Near Solution almcis^ to the centei ol the Medi­ $ ^ , 0 0 hoK Shoe Shine Kit $1.00 Dietrich Niehbuhr, German Naval terranean—a distance of nearly fonnation. The Federal Commu ^Ictal Toys 25c up BABY SHOP conferred by executive order on cations commission reported attache. » . V ^ varidus government agencies, In- ] 900 miles. Treasury Balance Should the Supreme <3ourt de­ New Deferment Listing "But therie stili are 2u miles to the Vatican radio broedcald Blackboards ...... i ...... $1.00 and up^ eluding the b e w , which is head- Senate Agriculture Com- Wickard and McNutt Ex­ cide that such action la warranted, go and very hard fighting will summary of the nastoral letter ^ led by Vice President Wallace. Detiigned. to Keep Child’s Desks $6.50^ S a le ...... $4.50 Indianna Glass $1.00 Washington, Dec. —Th« It^ might ask the German govern- take place before that small dis­ Germany last night. Boys’ Cotton Jersey Tops mittee Called into Un* His effort waa in line with In­ pected to Be Given G ift. Jewelry Fruit or Flower Bowls, Cake Plates and Twin Mayon* position o f the Treasury Dec. 3: m'ent to waive diplomatic Immuni­ Thousands on Farms. tance is overcome and the violent Child’s Desks $7.98, S a l e ...... $5.98 creasing minority resistance to WouIdH Suspend Pleasure naise l^wls. usual Saturday Session | Tough Federal Jobs. Receipts, $81,286,825.25; expen­ ty for any of Its representatives military power of the enemy there with collars and long sleeves. As- ^ 4 some administration - sponsored ditures. $179,778,460.65; net ^.bal­ Washington, Dec. 5^48—A i, FOR DOLLAR DAY Erector Sets ...... $1.00 and up Washington, Dec. 5—(48—The sorted stripes in navy, green, brown, V I | | | | ance, $5,234,189,177.23. (Continued on Page Tenl day suspension ot all auto r Necklac^ - Brooches - Clips - Washington, Doc. 5 — (ff) — A Washington, Dec. 5—(S’)— ^Agri­ (Coattnoed On Page Ten) Selective Service system has for­ Table Tennis S«ts ...... $1.00 and maroon. -Sizes 6 to 10. ^ • W w Regular 19c Each . (ConttaisiBd OB Psge Nine) pleasure drlring In New En| Bracelets in Gold or Silver suddenly revived congressional culture SM retary Wickard and warded to local d i^ t boards a t to help meet the critical furi dispute over legrlslation to redefine War Manpower Chief Paul V. Mc­ I. A P i^ s h ea. new deferment guide .designed to emergency there, was pr _ $1.00 ■' ■ Handled Punch 6 f«r$1.00 parity upwards was routed to Nutt were expected today to be keep thousands o f agncultural Mexico Claims today by Josepl. F. White o f Senate committee room today Senate Votes assigned two o f the nation’s workers on farm s to help produce ton, member of the OU Ad with likelihood the Houae-approv- toughest jobs -complete wartime As Much Poetry in Jive 1943 war food needs. ^ committee for New EuglaaA SELF FILLING BOOKS Little Tots’ Bedromn Slippers ed measure will l>e approved for [oontrol over all food and tnanpow- The guiae lists toe types of Action Delayed recommendation vat made final consideration next week. Panama Gift er problems ranging from ration­ agricultural activity which are New England eongresskmsl Wooden trays ing to recruiting. As in Shakespeare Plays 4 Golden Books ...... $1.00 As the Senate Agriculture com considered by the Agriculture de­ ■•( ■ — ■ gallon at a iiearlng on toe in felt with sheepskin trimming. Red, ^ Many Shapes. ^ mittee waa called Into an unusual To curb the contagious spread portment to be essential to the emergency. and royal blue. Sizes 4 to 8. A . Saturday session to vote on the I of a score of Internal ditflculties war effort and those considered Threat of One-Man Fili­ Fountain Pens Activity Boxes, 2 for ...... $1.00 I Goes to House for 'Fi* which hays sprung from the pair Newark, N. J'., Dec. 5—(J8—The' English should strive. W e are bill, some legislators predicted non-essenUal. 80 Bodies Wa.shod Ashore “Cinder” and the “ Funny Noise” 2 for $1.00 farm bloc, support would outweigh n a l r i v M H fln n n . lo t Problems, President Roosevelt |head o f the nation’s English prone to be eoafined too much May Make Variations buster Hangs Over London, Dec. 5 —(48— South ^ With Ink View Sac. n ai JsCUOll vrver iviiuor* reported retuly to sigh execu- teachers gave oi * today with the British versions of the language Round Novelty Mirrors opposition c t administration sup­ The Information, It was disclos­ Senate on Measure. rlcan dispatches said today ^^Night Before Chriatmas** and porters and bring speedy approval itv Senate Protest* I tlve ordera naming Wickard food | theory Uiat both American jitter- when we should be developing and 80 bodies bad been washed All Pens Guaranteed! $ 1,00 < J I administrator and transferring hugs and W. Shakespeare were using our own, Herzberg said. ed today, was submitted to help e f the measure. local boards carry out a provision or picked up by ships off the *‘Christmas Carols**, 2 for ...... $1.00 Mirror Aluminum ^ ...... control of the Solectlve Service hep to the jive. On newspaper staffs, he added, Washington, Dec. 5.—(48—The Dainty Hand Made Pillow Slips I "M y opinion Is that the bill Will of too recently-enacted teen-age tal coast In the are* where a < Washington, ■ ^ la n d Federal Ehnployment service| Bdth o f them, said Max J. Herx- are found the greatest grammati­ threat of a one-man filibuster be voted cnit without any amend­ draft act providing that essential man sabmarlne torpedoed the^ Special Lot o f ‘ ^Little Brown Bear** ...... $1.00 agreement transferring to Psnuoa I to the War Manpower commission befg. principal of Weequahlc High cal purists, for a well-edited paper hung over the Senate today as ment in order to get It on the CM- agricultural workers be deferred er Nova Scotlfc, plunging 799_^.' Thornton Burgess Stories, i2 fo r , . , . ."$1.00 ia batiste* with lace trimming and Code Books * * » f* h******** M cN u tt school and new president o f the . contains less grammatical d e ^ - Senator Clark (D., Mo.), sought Ian war prisoners Into the sndar next weelc,” Senator Thom­ $12,000,000 to $100,0001)00 went to I Oidera Await Slgaatnre , National CtouncU of Teachers of tlon than any other present form from military service. The local hand embroidery. A I Very Complete. as (D., Okls.) told newspspermsn. boards are not required, however, to prevent passage of a Mexican infested waters. The d.7 Children o f All Lands Series, 2 for .... $1.00 the House today f « final scUon I High adminlstratlerg said. years— *lt’a me.” d a r k said, "and after discussing BrooUya. N. eaady stw a; with mbroidery or lace trim. Pan^ Bathrobe and Bootie Sets Can ba nsed for soap flakes when empty. He died Webster’s Internatloiial f»i«tin g plantings,, and' tnediclnal er. The stay waa g ia a M ■* power of some peat favorabla srhlch othersrlsa would have rs-| May Baa EaMstOwta land as an instance 1m recalled and insecticide plants. toe merits of the bill I am toe- ties with well fitting brassiere. Sixes : iod, uauany 1908-1814.) verted to Panama In 19S7 la In-1 To make McNutt's manpower I the comment of an American Ma- Dictomary support bis conten­ pared to resume my filibuster.’ Jaa. 4 to pen ____ tion. CfaMStfied Non-Essentlsl to tha Saanaw Osart frsas SI to 86. Also step-ins of same ma­ Seea LIvlag Coats Jaap cluded In tha property which toelrule more workable, Mr. I oaevelt |rln^deacribi^ a new tank: Those given as non essential in- Varioas Strategeos Uaeff terial hi regnUr or large sizes. $ 1.39 GREEN STABIPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES. In pink, blue or whits. Government eooaomlsta havs| agrsament would transfer tolmay even ban voluntary enlist- *Tou can turn It on a dime and But ”ainT’ sUU has no recog­ Clark used various stiategems Stooa ^ t lw N o w $et Bookends D<^ or Swan $1.00 nised place to in grammatical Eng­ cludet toe production of cotton un­ $1.19 estimated toe sow formula would A $2,700,000 debt to toaimeHts In toe armed forces, they ■ get a nickel’s riiange.” to prevent Senate adoptton of the Appeals, tha der one Inch in staple length, can- raise oM parity levels by 30 to U cKport-Import bank for Panama’s ] added, pointing out that there Laaguage StmpllllimttoB Goal lish. aotoonllcafly Sim^lflcatlon of toe language A s for to a hep cata.^” even their _•------i— sutt.” (OMtlMHff ew r ig e NIm ) (Coattraed ea Faga Nlaa) ea Pegs M m ) (CeetiBuad « m * g ^ .f o r stoich all teaoheis ofJ language wi^wa •'* -. . >‘ >*.x 1*. •