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Fair and eonttaued eold toatght; Thursday considerable high eload- Mr. ilnd Mrs. Harold Keseler of The Poet’s Column Prize Awards 8,537 laess; rising lNew York, Dec. 1—A formid­ Part of Reieh of Columbus home on Main atreet. buffet luncheon was an extra large Alice, Borreson is vice president, The awards were made yester­ Moscow, Dec. 1.— (/P)— ward beyond captured San-; the other half finished yesterday Once more they tried, hurrah, Arthur. The Australians, able new threat to American birthday cake, beautifully decora­ afternoon. The work was coifnplet- hurrah. Mrs. Irene Palahaw treasurer, and M’arranteed Deed day at the East Hartford plant by moving up the northeastern roast German forces, struggling to Kio ridge with the heaviest Here Same Time bombers over Germany was de­ The Study group of the North ted in pink and white. ed to the railroad tracks. W hat means this great commo­ Mrs. H. A. Wyllie, secretary. Ernest T. and Adelc Bantly William P. Gwinn, assistant g,*~- of the peninsula from estore tlieir shattered Dnie- Heavy Bonihers Parliei- air support of the Italian Methodist W SC S will meet this Catherine Morianos, property eral manager, assisted by G. H. D„ tion? The Auxiliary will hold the an­ cn. occupied Bonga Nov- 29 with­ scribed to the American Society of peV river lines, have intensi- campaign. Allied headquar­ evening at 8 o’clock at the parson- The Lord be praised, the cable’s nual Christmas party at the Army Lilley street. Miller, factory manager. out opposition and also took ^ pale ill Third Attack Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Mr. and Mrs. William J. Shields 5iechanical Engineers today by ii^ their counter-attacks in ters announced today, and «««■ ^ ____ will hold iU meeting, postponed of 153 Birch street have had as laid. and Navy clubhouse on December village of Gualka and Lieut. Col. Nathanlei-F . Silabee of from last week, tonigh. at the Setback Toiiriiev their guests their sons, both of Across the Atlantic ocean. 13. positions at the mouth of Kalueng the Ukraine and have stiffen­ In Tlirt'e Days; Medi­ marked up advances all along w' the A rm y A ir Forces Intelligence Charles Chaponis, 17-year-old home of Miss Shirley Robinson, whom are in the service, having river on the south bana. ed their re.sistance in White ums Attack Air Fields. the line of one to three miles in son of Mrs. Frank Moskitis. of 527 304 Hartford road. had furloughs at the same time, W ipe Out OppooiUon diviaionr Washington. fierce hand-to-hand fighting. Burnham street; who enlisted re­ To Be Rcsiimecl Russia, advices from the Williarfi J. Shields, Jr., who has They were obliged, to Thia threat is some new German front indicated today. By Reports lAinelano Captured cently in the U. S. Navy, is at the been at Camp Edwards, Falmouth. wipe out enemy opposition before planes, and also a few refitted old Marine Pfe F N. Barnes, 19. of Miami, Fla., views bodies of Japanese soldiers killed In their London,' Dec. 1. i/P) American NoripAn Bjarkman of IS Moore G. E. WILLIS & SON, INC. eppturing .Korosten, which the (The Algiers radio said the Naval Training Station at Samp­ Mass., since last July and came planes, which can keep out of field kitchen on Tarawa island when U. S. Marines landed and seized the island in a furious engage­ heavy bombers, in their third as­ street spent the week-end in N ew The yearly setback tournament reaching the river. Red Army evacuated Tuesday Eighth Army had captured Lon- son, N . Y. between the Men’s Club of St. Brid­ home in time to spend Thanksgiv­ The coastal advance Uevelo^d range of the Americans’ 50-cali­ York with his friend Victor Tag­ ment beginning Nov. 20. (AP Writephoto.) under orders to adopt a more fa­ sault in three days, bombed west­ clhno, six miles beyond the- San- gart, formerly of Cooper atreet get’s church and the Knights of ing with his parenjs, was sur­ Lumber of All Kinds into one prong of » ' ber gims, and pour Cjsnnon qhells The house committee of the vorable line of defense, the Ger­ ern Germ any agai,n ;od a y while gro and only about 18 miles from but now at the U. S. Naval Sta­ Columbus will be resumed Thurs­ prised and pica.sed to find hib ment. with the captors into the tight liomber formation*. Red Men’s Social club wtll hold its mans scored their second major Marauder mediums made the oper­ Pescara. tion in Sampson, N. Y. Th boys day evening. Dec. 2, at the K. of C. brother Edmund and his bride had BING Mason Supplies— Paint-— Hardware moving westward along the aouto It i* this type of German plane, regular monthly meeting tomor­ success in the Ukraine since they ation an American double-header (Castel Frentano and Caaoli. the were guests at the Hotel Comiho- home on Main street. Frank Quish preceded him, both of whom are M ot the Kalueng Hyer toward also, he said which fires the rock­ row night in the clubrooms at 8 began their heavy coiinter-at- ),y battering qir fields in noithern latter at the southwestern end of . dore, took in a football game and and James Tierney will represent in government service at the Or­ Balsam Wool Insulation Wareo. which i* the ' et shells, projecting them from Rockville Elks Mighty New Blows Expected; tacks early in November. France. Sangro ridge.' also were captured,, o’clock sharp. the council and Paul Cervinl and lando, Fla., Army Air base, Mrs. distances out of range of the a show and had a grand time to­ another Allied force The daylight attacks made it the the Algiers station said in a broad­ Henry Valtiant will head the Men’s Shields as a teletypist. Her hus­ FRIDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER Ird northward from Sattelberg In the American guns. The new ships are Still Cut at Two IMarea gether. four day of uninterrupted round- cast heard by Reuters. The Pines Civic Association will Club. band, who had not been home for twin-engine fighters and fighter- Despite the German rcoccupa- 25 G AM ES — 25 CERTIFICATES COAL COKE OIL the-clock bombing of Gerrfiany it­ ( A German military spokeamoB. meet Monday evening at eight a year and half, is physical in­ ‘"suff*^enemy resistance met the bombers. They are especit.lly the Past Matrons of Temple Chap­ The Men’s, Club won by a decid­ tion of. the strategic railway junc­ was quoted in a DNB broadcaot o'clock at 72 Llnnmore Drive. The structor. His engineering courses the JU-88 and the new ME-410, along Leaders May Confer 'at Iran self. Monday it was Bremen, yes­ ter* O. E. S., will meet Thursday ed majority last year and expect to ADMISSION FREE CARDS Sl.OO 2 Main St. Tel. 5125 interior force a* it crossed tions of Zhitomir and Korosten, heard in London today aa saying school situation will come up for have been at the Buick school of toward with some of the older M E -llO terday it was Olingen in the Ruhr. evening at 8 o’clock in the Ma­ repeat again in 1943. This tour­ Song river in its drive the important laft-ral railway line the "British Eighth Army ia going Flint, Mich., School of Allison En­ ------EVERYONE WELCOME! — ------planes. The daylight raids came in con­ discussion. sonic Temple. This will be the an­ nament attracta a lot of interest \v”areo. the western terminus of connecting Leningrad and Odessa into battle on the Sangro with very gines, San Antonio, Texas, and in Obvious Answer on Way Washington Authorities junction with both day and night nual meeting with election of offi­ among the membera of the two the suddIv trail tof’Bqnga. still is cut at Ovruch and Yelsk, great forces. A numerically far athletics at the Physical Instruc­ ’’They .jet in their deadliest Reports Roosevelt H o U C S attacks by R. A. F. Mosquitos on cers, also the annual Christmas organizations and there is every ' AlUe'd N aval and air both firmly in Russian hand!). superior enemy air force is ham­ tors’ School for Non-Commission­ work,” he said, ”on the long range Emphasize Primary Germany.' party. The committee arranging reason to believe that it will again. cd the ground forces in the Bonga Churchill Speeding to ^ » In the north, the Germans ed officers at Miami Beach, Fla. mission after our fighter escort Supported By KIgliter* mering German artillery positions for the party is Miss M ary Miller, Play will start at 8 o'clock .sharp. occupaUon. the Concern Must Be on fought back fiercely on both <.n ihe northern slopes of the moun- ^ has turned back. The obvious an- Conference icitl I To Have Your Mrs. Ellen Pickles, Mrs. Marjorie .lapanese aviation facilities at C a ^ Lijrhter banks of the Dnieper .south of The heavy bomber* were sup- [tains of the Sangro valley.”) GlMceater. western-most point of swer to that is one already well on Measure to Win War. Zhlobin, attempting to rnaintain a poilod by United State* and R. A. Straw, Mrs. Beatrice Robb and the w ay up— extra long range After Cairo Meet. Dash Forward Three .Milee^ Mrs. Ethel Pickles. Members un­ New Britain island which la eaat bridgehead in the Gomel region, F, fighters and the medium* were Violin B om' drop tanks for our Thunderbolts In the centra) sector Ain* able to be present are asked to call QUALITY of Huon peninaula, and light war- but except for the loss of Koros­ escorted by R A. F.,' Dominion Full Line and Lightnings to enable them to Peace Terms By John M. HiBhtower troops of the Fifth Army/dashed, Mrs. Straw, or the president, Mrs. Range and Fuel Shi?. boiSbarding the Sio enemy By The Associated Press ten, the Red Army continued its and Allied fighters. OLD go all the way.” Washington, Dec. 1.— (/P)— fonvard three miles west; Of Mon- Re*hairefl Call 5256 Florence Thornton, not later than plane and barge area to the north SiW ’ulalion that mighty ■ gradual progress on all active sec­ Specific targets were not an- I Another defense measure which taquila through dense/nilne fleldk Wednesday. of Bonga. .Mighty new iilowa against tors along the 600-mile-long fronts nounced immediately. The new OIL MEMORIALS new thrusts against tlie Axis Awaiting Opportune Mo­ and great twisted ii>ds.*e* of barb­ RECORDS Pia .\eriol Aid to Ground the enemy — mental as j I The German communique said peak of intensity in the aerial war­ TICKET PRINTING .>lost be tamed to for sal- (Continued on Page Six) ed wire It w a s ^ e fli-st time in A n unusually fine progi-am of Twenty-on* Mitchell and Mar­ are in the making was stirred the Nazis Were attacking at Kher­ fare across llie channel deflected VBge It you want to keep Special Designing ment to OA'ertlirow Hil­ well aa jihysical blows — the Mediterranean warfare that tableaus, representing celebrated METERS auder medium bomber, ^ith an today by unofficial reports son at the mouth of the Dnieper the Germans’ inability to break up playing the new onea. are confidently expected barbed wire bdd been used so ex- FOR TOP VALUE rellgloua paintings, will feature the Service for Personalizeil escort of 12 Airacobra fighters ler; Seeks to Retain land in the Cherkasy area of the daylight bombing with their new that President P.oosevelt and UVhstvely by^'^lhe Geftnah's in the IN A NEW HOMt^ December meeting of Center Meter prints amount of de­ 2 V| 0 each paid for old ree- dropped 46 tons of bombs In the from the epochal conversa­ great bend. Russian attacks north­ rocket guns or any other mean.*. Prime Minister ^Churchill manner i^the Ffist World .War. Church Women’s Federation to­ irds Irreapevttve at quantity. Memorials. C a p e Gloucester airatrlpe and aup- Southern Coal German Militari»m. tions now reported in prog­ east of Krigoi Rog aim .soiitliwest It was the second raid by the livery on your slip for your "It ia^apparent that the Oer- See the Ones Bei— A junta ^ pelled. I Today’s atfaeks lopped off the ning. potential aerial aid to the lied leaders. Washington au- old/dr new." a piilitary commen­ GREENBROOKE Margaret Russell Olmsted and KEMP'S ON H A N D . Owners Stay The strongly r«*lnfort uii Grrinan Allies’ best air offensive month CHRISTMAS Huon Japanese to the ^ Iran i)fter meeting with Gen- old-line professional German aol- thoritie.s, in guarded speculation tator said, Mra. Helen Page Skinner are di­ lac. It was the first Ume that light Arm y appeared intent upon re­ with 21 miijor U. S. A. A. F. .md L. T. Wood Co. on what such talks might accom­ ^ Liberators of the 15th Air Force HOMES, INC. recting the prtnclpala for the differ­ 768 3laln St. Tel .’>680 waishlps. in this case probably de­ Cairo. The rejKirta. storing lost lines of communica­ R. A F. raids from Britain pour­ SlBiasellSt. Tel. 4496 plish, emphasized today that the swung into action in a raid to the ent acenea. Jesae Davis, director stroyers. had ventured up the Out of Talks from Lisbon and quickly given industrialists agrarians and diplo­ tion, particularly tlie Odessa-I.,en- ing down a rcGord month’s bornb' primary concern of President northern tip of the Adriatic which On Walkei Street of Center Church choir. Is in charge Vitiaz strait to Sid. The attack wide circulation, climaxed a mats, is understood to be awaiting ingrad railroad. Reserves were re­ weight including Kl.OOO long Ipfls Manchester Memorial Company Roosevelt, Prime Minister Church­ hit Fiiime its first aerial blow of of the A Capella singing of appro­ was staged the night of Nov. 29. _ the opportune momi?nt to over- ported coming to the front from by the R. A. F. on Germany ijlone. A. Aimettl. Prop. week of gues.«iing by German ill, Marshal Stalin and Generali.o- the war. The strategic piort. cap- For fnrtlMs tofonuatlM oaB at priate Christmas carols. All wo­ Tel. 1787 or 5207 Another force composed ot propaganda agencies, which have.....- i throw Hitler's government in the we.st over railroad.* through In November’s raids of/leeord Comer Pearl and llarriaon Street* Ickes Promises Lewis ■simo Chiang Kai-Shek must ue tiiied by the Germans from Yugo­ Atasaadsr Jarvis Oo. oOlea aa men of Center church are urged to Liberator bombers made a Nov. be.cn hinting at the possibility of hopes of wrangling peace terms Germany and Poland and they size the U. S. F.ighth Air Irorce cut OPEN SUNDAYS agreement on measures for win­ slav partisan* in a violent battle Ceater atreet or at 28 Alexander be present at this Christmas meet­ 29 foray on Manokwari on the Mines Will Be Held an imminent meeting of the A l­ which would leave enough of Ger­ liave been deployed over large see- Oetober's average loi^ by t\vo Buy Direct and Save Money! ning the war. soon after the Italian armistice, street. ing. Mrs. A. H. ming continues as northern coast of Dutch N ew lied leaders in Cairo or elsewhere man militarism to form the core lions of the front. third to eight bom V rs per raid FkMiesi 4112 or Tt7t British and American Until Operators Join Intangible Benefit* Seen Some of the ’greatest battles of against weakening German re- has been transformed by Maralial president of the Federation. Guinea. They met anti-aircraft in the Middle East. of a n ’ w world conquest. Erwin Rommel into one of his most This group, according to reports Above and beyond this lie the the w ar now arc in progress In the sl.stiinee. 11.4 tot^T November loss fire but damaged shipping in the 111 Wage Agreement. Reported on W ay i « Iran important bases for Balkan opera­ Th# Park Department employees harbor and bombed the Nabire air- from inside Germany, already has intangible benefits which political Knro.*ten and Zhitomir .sectors WHS R!l bo 111 hers/ War Relief The Lisbon report ■was circulat­ tions. were buoy today picking up the made informal armistice overtures, observers here believe arc to be west of Kiev. Both sides are ex­ 8'!9 ^ iuImt* l.ost a*w iii**w **w **i****«***«****e*******«iK droYne. . . ed by Renters, British nows agen­ Destroyer* SiipiHirt Advance benches scattered throughout the Japanese forward posiUons Washington, Dec. I—i/Pf—Sec­ which were not regarded by the gained from close personal rela­ pending great numbers of men and Air M inl^r Sir Archibald Sin­ « K Now On Hand cy, which said it was •'known defi­ The advance by Gen. Sir Bernard ROOFING town in the parka. This is done around Empress Augusta bay at retary Ickes has promised John L. Allies as tenders at all and which tionships among the Allied gov­ niachin.es and fighting in some ot clair toldytiie House of Commons nitely” in the I’ortuguese capital the year's worst mud. L. ■ Montgomery’s warrior* w Hurling ian Air Force also attacked an The drinking fountain at the SOMEMARCO C LU B ...... V-Garden Product* Out Jap Shipping erators to write such a contract. Briti.sh MinUster of Information the Office of W a r Information, concluded a long se.ssion in Cairo the massed might of armored enemy convoy off the Norwegian Burton Insulating Co. North End. located at Depot G L E A N E R S ...... Fancy Articie* Somewhere iti N ew Guinea, Dec. Ickes asked them to finish the Brendan Bracken and others, and which said it had acted with (he preliminary to a , meeting with coast last night, damaging two Flashes! I8U Oxford St. Hartford Square waa shut off this morning GE HALL S T U D Y G R O U P ...... Handkerchief* — Lowrflylng Mitchell med- job Within two or three days. The it is highly questionable that the Stalin in Iran. Later, another (Uonitniied merchant vessels, and mines were Phone Hartford 32-4515 after officials of the Manchester OIRL'SeOUTS ...... G ra b Bag operators, when the contract is anti-Hitler faction could make (I,ate Biillelins ol the W ire) it'ontiniiMl on Page I'cn) dispatch from Stockholm reported laid in enemy waters, an Air .Min Improvement Association register­ ADM ISSION ...... 25c H U S T L E R S ...... W hite Elephant KNITTING MILLS (Continued on Page Twelve) signed, expect to get their seized good on any peace promises at this properties back from the govern­ that the U, S. Amba-ssador to T ur­ islrv commimiqiir .*aid. ed a kick. The fountain had been MEN’S FRIENDSHIP CLUB ...... Hotdog*, Ice Cream MANCHESTER GREEN OPEN DAILY 9-9 @ stage of the war. The Nazis them- The overnight forays were car­ Sehnol* 0|»en l>e*plle Walkout spouting water over a sizeqble por­ ment. key. Laurence A. Stcinhardt. had X S T A N L E Y G R O U P ...... Toy*, Stuffed Animal* aelvc.s. moreover, would not hesi­ ried nut without the lo.*s of a single .Vew York. Dee. 1—i/Pi— New tion of the sidewalk until it was Out Hide Conference Door* left Ankara by air en route to Part :V A girl*’ group under the leaderNhlp of Mrs. Sargent a lii serve tate ,lo promot* such promises in jdane. the annoiinccmenl declared York’* itulille school* were warm covered with ice. It constitutes a The southerners—from West 1,500 Return order to create disunity and com­ Teheran, capital of^ Irifn. Annual Christmas Sale afternoon tea. —' Beef Ration Virginia, Kentucky. Virginia, Ten- Wind* i'p Rest Month anil o|ien lor elasse* today ia menace to pedeatrians in Its pres­ placency among the Allies, Expect Coordination of Strategy A eafeteria supper will be served by the Anbury Group from 5:30 nessee and Alabam a— now are out­ Ye.slerday the t:. S. Eighth Air spite ol a walkout, called by the ent condition, they affirm. Tile reports, which come through The first three-way Jliscu.ssioiis (iiyeii Warning Chicken Supper to 1, with choice of creamed chicken, baked ham, baked beans, Force woiino up its best operation- United ConHtriietion W orkers and Matthew Men, treasurer of the side the conference doors because On (iripsliolm among the British, Soviet and Points Cut channeis considered reliable al­ ' irartieipated in by 140 custodial Association went to the Manches­ desserts, etc. they refused to accept the present American leaders are expected to Salvation .Army Hall though they cannot be identified. I(.'ontiniied on Page Ten) employe*. The strike resulted ter Water Company and was in­ ‘'Molly Be Jolly," an operetta by 40 children, alii be presented at. lead to closest coordination of J^coinl Unaiilln»rizeil Iniiii a wage dispute between tbe- THURS., DEC. 2, Q ;30 P. M. formed that the fountain waa out­ 7:39 under the direction of Miss Anna M. Wiibnr and Mrs. T. (Continued on Page Twelve) strategy in the final drives to Exchange Liner vDocks (Oontlniied on Page Twelve) ! union, iin affiliate of John L. side its jurisdiction. Determined Spareribs, Sauerkrailt (bring your own con­ B. Kehler. Lamb and Mutton and smash Germany as well as for the Mueling ( ’ailed liy llal- By Women’s Home l>*ague. . iH-wi*’ United Mine Worker*, and that the water should not continue At N ew , York To«lay; solution of post-war internatiphal M E N l': Chicken a la King, hot - Practically All Veal Trea.atiry Balance I the city administration and be- to freeze on the sidewalk Mr. Merz tainer), Lamb Stew, Veal Stew, Veal Chops, problems untouched by the r<(c*cent ian Polilieal Groups. Nazis Fought biscuits, mashed potatoes, tur­ Lie Detector Int<;riie(l Two . Y ears. Moscow conference of foreioreign i came a Jurisdk tlonal dispute, with nips, liras, cole slaw, cranberry soon had the trouble remedied. Lamb Chops, Corned Beef, Cabbage:;. To Remain Unchanged Ws.shihgtdn, Dec. 1—.C^i—The ministers. Naplc.*,. Dec. 1?-—i>Fl—The whole I the city negotiating a salary aauee, rolls, tea, coffee, ice position of the Treasurj' Nov. 29: Jersey CJily, N. J., Dec. 1.— liPi-r- believed is.siie of 'toe relationship between To Staiulstill ] hoiist of $2.50 s week with twn Receipts, $25,036,9(15.87; ex­ Similar results, .it i* creaiii. , ■ \ , Bulletin! Tests Faced free Italy and the Allied Military I rival .\nierican federation of L *- Shouting with joy. cheering and penditures. $206.466.032.47, net Supper ...... $1.00 3 Lb. Chickens 99c each government appeared today to be j I >Mir union*. Washington. Dec. 1.— oP,'— singing "God. Bless America,” al­ balance, $1.5,241,268,775.77. (Continued on Pitge Pwo) Children under 1 2 ...... ; 50o %’ou’ll be able to get more feeb most l',5p0' repatriates had their moving toward a showdown as aj Furtisans Reeaiiliire Iin- The Garden for your ration polnta and Officials Not Satisfied firiit vlee. and beans, carrots, spinacb. testa and extensive questioning. officer said, "and they all seemed nests after landing by plane on with our dead—every yaii). at the University of Naples. In­ "Army of Liberation" said toiiay. ] armed men attempting to stem h dry frozen beans, and eertoln The suspect, an elderly man to be pretty happy. Moat of them U * hard-won airfield, has im- A fter the inspection. Admiral Slon.mMi shipment of »oloct whin-j Management Of stead, it turned out to be the oc­ The war bulletin acki.owleilged known Intimately to the wealthy were dressed very well, with over­ pressed ^Admiral Chester W. Nimltz said the American people key were nelzed hy Fedeml Bu­ other toozen fruRa and vege- casion for further campaigning that tile Nazis had captured the hog brewer and hi* family, all coats, woolen socks and so on.” ' Nimitz with Japan’* ability to should be impressed with the fact reau of Investigation agents on tableo. qgainst King Vittorio Emraanbele island of Uljan. a few miles off the slain In a blaze of gunfire-on their Onthing Sent By Bed Cross transform the hundreds, of Pacific "the Japs haven t.lost the will to northern Dainiation coast neai the Ihe lower West Side today. E. B.,' farm Thonkagivlng eve, was spirit­ and In fa vor t>f the establislimertl Washington. t)ec. 1— (iP) — The The clothing. som» 20,000 pounds islands the Nipponese now tjojd fight,” that “their Army has bare­ port of Zar4 Conroy, special agent In chorgO HURRY! ed out of Washington Court House ly been touched, they’re well train­ of either a regency or a republic. Joseph Moriconi of various garments, had been sent into death dealing fortresses. of the FBI in New York City. ***■ | Office of Price Administration to­ No authorization for toe meeting BliMidy Fighting RciMirteil a. Wit .iiiiiffi'. in today's- early hour* and driven by the ^American Red Cross for "I have learned more than I ed and full of fight.” the men were arrested shortly olW As a bTit-oid I day announced a substantial cut in was requested. Bloody fighUng was reported on here. those of the repatriates who need­ ever knew before of what the Japa But he added firmly th«re would er they had bound and gag go B j SM.osaDr.Saklsay's November is Christmas Mailing Not SaUsSed With Story be no rest, now that T araw a has Given Stronger Warning all fronts, but was fiercest around Our Chef saysi beef point ration value*, bu; *aid ed it. can do," commented the command- driverii of two truck* on whieh , INSURANCE RtoDstaSwL Sheriff W. H. Icenhowcr and been won. that lU field would Party leaders were summoned Sarajevo, the communique skid. the liquor w s* loaded, and w erhj Oa Ssisbwy's Pkaa. the ration coat of lamb and mutton The Naval officer said many of er-ln-chief of the Pacific fleet af­ The struggle for Vares see-sawed Prosecutor Jo)th B. Hill of Fayette greatly sid hi the mounting ajr by A M G and given a second and prefiaring to leave with the ioo4- O -M ia ths.dilBkiiig Month) It Is Almost Gone. If *^Not to dine at The Garden and practically all veal will remain the pasaengers had lost weight, ter a visit ,Nov. 27 to the Gilbert more strongly-wordeil warning with bdth sides in po.ssesslpn dur­ COVERAGE wstoreheessfiiaa county said the man was ques­ w ar against the Marshalls to the but some had regaineil it on the island stronghold where Marine* of than one they received last Nov. ing the day. The partisans said Of An Kinds h r: BMb seoassiiDsI id i Is not to dine in Manchester" iinchang.-d In December. tioned at length yesterday and north and "w e shall continue con­ Decree Grant* .\mne»ty trip home, and most • appeared to the Second division, at a . heavy they laun tiled an assault which You Wish Your bear Ones To Re­ , Many pork cul* remain at the they were not satisfied with his ac­ stant pressure on the Japs." 4 when a -similar situation arose. Pato)^| FIRE . CASUAI.TY • U FE ' ^ ' ' ' be well. 4Ie added that there were cost, virtually wiped out the 4,000 Cairo. Dec. i ■ King 3. Wuk s count of his movements last Wed­ Admiral Nimitz said the prelim The Incident, while serious drove the Germans from the town gfianttaipJ reduced v*\ue set by OPA In n^d- about 15 hospital ambulance cases defenders only a few day* before. signed * decree today Dr. SsM mtt'* Avi-Tsb ss nesday night. inary shelling of the Gilberts by enough In itself, has even more in disorderly retreat. amnesty to 140 Yugoslav offi ceive Your Cords and Pockoges, Better, Quitdeer, Courteous Service November. aboard. Some of the passengers Admiral Njmitz returned yesterday East of Sarajevo, the Yugoslav CLARKE INSURANCE s ioUow-up Is kist Ih* dang. “Yea, I want to get this thing warships, including some the Japa­ serious implications. It undeWlnes who refused to serve under Birds rscom ing a**d extra New Schedule Effective Sunday suffered from seasickness on the from that Inspection. bulletin reported a series of bat­ cleared up,” Hill said the man re­ nese claimed they had sunk . at the change In the attitude of the ^ r a l Dutch.’ their conMiiander lilo| AGENCY Dourishmant and Avl-Tsb The new achedule la effective When he walked over, T a ra w a * tle*, with units of the 17th -parti­ In Timer You Must Hurry! ^ plied when oaked if be would Ul.e trip from Rio de Janeiro, during Peart Harbor, did not knock out all ItoUana which ha* taken place jre- contains spD«ttta.sninulst' • X Special Business Men's Luncheon 65e Sunday. • . battleground, bodies of both Amor san division battling superior Ger­ chief, last year. S gi which the ship had rolled heavily. the defenses but these bombard­ cently towsird the Allied military statement sold the seDen 175 East Center Su lag nadicinst. ’ •Th# onUre U H of raUonod hoof the tesL _ ^ leans and Japanese still could be man forces to a standstill.. So far, \ — — ...... HUl added: ”We ore not saUsfled ■ A doaen or more Red Cross ments, together with others by and civil authorities. take* to p«tabllsh “coropleta iUms, ro n j^ from porterhouta seen. the yomm unique said, 271 German Tel. JI665 jolth .his explanation of where he workers were on .the-docks, busy planes, did mean the difference be­ After the Italian declaration of al unity” In th* YugooUv H. OLIN GRANT, I 'try a Delicious Meal at The Garden ^ a k to hamburger, will be cut taking message* from relatives Every Van! Covered With Dead was last Wednesday night. There is tween success and failure of the ailorC LARSEN'S from two to three ration polnU, At.one point, Maj. Gen. Julian C. 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T - -t . • I V . K ■ • immediately, or, if the work will aiid the shopping will'be done (or equanimity" and declared that "a : after which payments to his wife them gladly. ceased. Kupchunos appealed the take some time, the article can be certain satisfaction actually is felt iftariehester Wife Awarded Sewing Help - left and picked up another day Of In addition to the booth to be. set WmsCmtuiIii Few Presents in these quarters, as the same Paper Salvage Sees Long War ’deelston the local court and up at Burton’s by the First Aid In­ and Merz Argument^ OUR NUN NUD Urge Town Planning Judge Quinlan rendered the above course, all this service Is entirely problems whic^i were discussed in D a t e B o o k without charge. structors Club, the Production Moscow now are being discussed * lOOKS * mony decision, awarding Mrs. Kupchu­ For l^ldiers staff will also have a booth at the FbIbMoitUiyIiNr Being Dortated at Teheran." . Raised $700 To Beat Japan nos her divorce. Personal shopping for soldiers Center where Christmas gifts will Many doetoes wy eeisKtpstidn «Hh Hs ; Has Whole North End Agog Tonight On Nov. 12 Judge PYank P. Mc- who are at a loss as to what moth­ be wrapped for service men, any headaches , m ental duUneaa, th a t haV Be Adopted Locally Annual Christmas program and Evoy granted Arthur L. Skinner er, siller or girl friend would like, aUra ferilng often reeult It ttver bOa Vfrs. Alice Kupchunos Red Cross Inaugurates day, Tuesday through Friday, be­ doesn’t flow every dey Into ysur tateS . , Appeal Made to Donate Reports Roosevelt Certain Now Operating i'ormer Tokyo Teacher supper. Center Church Womert's of 72 Campfleld Road a divorce will also be done upon -request by tween 10 a. m. and 4:30 p. m. Unee—eo take Dr. MwsrdS' Otire 1W^ s W«*tlier forecasting Is a— pro- in putting the negative on his ahead with a project. There are Federation. from his wife, Elizabeth Skinner New Service at Produc> a member of the Productlor staff. lets to Incurs gentle yet thorowyh bowel prophecy. , Early for Soldiers in Andt Envoy Confer Tulile for Hospital Can Group Discusses Proj­ Public Installation of ofHcers, Also Granted Divorce; on grounds of adultery. ’The Any service man Is Invited to call m oram aats. OUve Thblate (purely sego« ^ laaaliiii. one that requires a lot '>f I several good advisors on planning Is Speaker at Gather­ leomUrfil Nothing has stirred Depot Ankara. Nov. 30 1 Delayed) — ' available for such work, he said, Manchester Grange, at Masonic plaintiff waa awarded the custody tion Center Here. up (the phone Is 5542> or drop in The U. S. Department of Labor table) era efmply to eOr up ilcal knowledge and vario\ia Square to such depths since the This Town. IIP Be Purchased. ect Willi .Expert in History of Case. Itrer bUa How end icUeva ooostlnntleB. )—The newspaper Aksham said arid he pointed out that Fairfield ing of Service Cluhs. Temple at 8. ' of their three children. at the center church sewing room, waa created in 1913. Follow label dirsettocp. iSg.SOfTWf. ^^gadgeta Including balloons, but— big blizzard of 1888. Both men today that Pre.sldenl Roosevelt Tbnrsda}’, Dec. 2 ' ,«0t north of Middle Turnpike. ^Meeting Last Night; County has a county' planning Mrs. Alice Kupchunos, of Man­ The Manchester chapter of the have followers who believe ■ in Although Christmas is 25 days had conferred in Cairo with Lau­ Chairman Melvin Hathaway | ■ advisor. It was estimated that an According to Charles W. Copp, Bazaar of South Methodist The North End was about even- their predictions. rence A. Sleinhardt. U, S. ambaa- chester, was awarded a divorce American Red Cross is trying in away Jack San.son, chaitmah of made a report on the progress of . To Ask Appropriation. appropriation of $5,000 would who addressed the threq local serv­ W. S. C. 8. divided today on the outcome They are a'clannish lot over .aador to Turkey. / j Zoning Board of Appeals meets by Superior Court Judge Edward Police Court every way to do as many as pos­ /Of the controversy now waging the annual Christmas party for the Waste Paper Salvage commit­ cover" the cost of setting up a ice clubs at the ManchMter Y. M. J„ Quinlan on a enlarge of deser­ }____ north. In fact they stand shoul­ The U. S. enilik.s.sy declined tee this morning. The drive has SIND The advi.sability of establishing planan suitable for a town of Man- at Municipal building. sible of the things that are sug­ Sercely between Matthew Merz, der to shoulder on nearly every the soldiers stationed here said comment, but Steinhardt returned C. A. last evening, although Ger­ Ladles’"^NlghL Dairymen’s Bu­ tion. Mrs. Kupchunos was grant­ veteran barber, of Depot .Square, this morning that presents for the been going for the past seven I ‘aU vow can lAAM some form of town planning I" chester'a size. Dr. Reed advised ^ many might collapse this .winter, ed $1,00 allniony in the decree Lawrence Monahan, 28, of New gested by National headquarters. argument of any consequence At? to Ankara last night after an ab­ weeks and the net earnjhgs for reau, at the ’’Y." Britain, formerly of this town, and Charlie Maag. of South men were coming in altogether too sence of about a week. .All Turk­ the war with Japan would continue Christmas Party, Past Matrons. The decision aroused interest Among other things, a new serv Wlikbor. Last Friday they got in­ test; Mr. Maag lost a cigar to this period average $100 a week. and ! S S -V .'? was fined $5.00 and costs in police Joel Nichols, genial owner of a slowly. Tho.se who intend to make ish papers' carried stories to the Tha^-beok yeu’vt anjo)iad — act in the Legislature to set up ft | of one year. He said any plan for at least three or four years. Temple Chapter, O. E. S., at Ma­ In court circles here today due to ice is being Inaugurated, whereby to an argument cor^ceming each any donation are asked to leave A few cents less than $700 ia on The reason for this was that the court this morning on a charge stationery 'store on the Square. effect that a momentous confer­ deposit at the Manchuster Trust past it along to a man in uni- commission for that purpose were adopted in Icaa time might not oe sonic Temple. the fact that her husband, Bene­ of intoxication. any service man can drop in at the other’s ability to forecast weath­ Mr. Nichols wagered a cigar with thei at the State Theater on Japs have overcome and conquered Monday, Dec. 6 dict Kupchunos of Wapplng had er oondltlona Now i t . has the Main street at the earliest oppor­ ence waa being held by United Company. On this basis Mr. Hath­ discussed extensively last night in ' • 8®°*^ ..... Monahan was arrested yester­ Production center in Center church Magg that it would snow today Nations leaders. ferrq. Ltava It at the naaraat so much country and so many peo­ Meeting, Manufacturers' Divi­ obtained a Reno divorce ^re'vlous Whole section agog. tunity. away said that he felt sure the it was brought out in the dia ple that It will take that length of day at 2:20 a. m. on Main street any Wednesday aftb^moon and .... and won. At 5:45 this an informal meeting of 18 intere.st- ciissipn that thq Selectmen go ask sion, C. of C„ at the “Y ” at 8. to 1942 and after obtaining the For many years Charlie Maag This will be the third year that necessary money needed to pur­ eelleetien center or public ed citizens in the Municipal build­ time for the British and Americans after he had been tossed out Of have mending done w buttons morning a few ilake.s drifted down chase a new operating table for the t'Jwn meeting for an appropri­ Wednesday, Dec. 8 Nevada decree, he was arrested I sewed on, or pressing done, or any of SMth Windsor has been fore­ and Mr. Nichols will collect. This local people will have a Christmas library for the 1943 ViETORY ing. While the group had no power to drive them back to their Island North Methodist W. S. C. S. sup­ two restaurants an dwas appre­ telling weather conditions with a party at the Armory and it is the Memorial Hospital would be ation to be allotted to the Zoning by his wife on a charge of non­ hended by Officer Harold Heffron other services the center is equlp- was on the word of two milk ^ men Beef Ration BOOK CAMPAIGN. to act, it was composed of mem­ Empire. The Japs have enslaved per and sale. support and was found guilty in remarkable degree of accuracy. planned to make- this a bigger and collected before the first of the commission to brin'- in a plan. millions of people in the past two committing a' nuisance. 1 ped to give. Die jobs can be done who vouched for the snow falling. bers of the Zoning commission, the It was the / consensiia of the Thursday, Dec. 9 the local court and ordered to pay He hit the nail on the head last better one than the previous af­ year. Zoning Board of Appeals, the years. These people are forced to Starting at midnight tonight fairs. A huge tree will be placed in Points Cut Not Ifet.Cleaned Up gathering last night that the Zon­ Christmas party, St. Margaret’s $5.00 a week towards the support year when he predicted the worst Board of Eklucation, the Selectmen work, for the Japanese for little or Circle, D. of I., at the ’’'Y.” Winter In many years. and continuing until midnight to­ the recreation room and a real F'lfty-sevcn and a half tons were ing commission should study the no pay and get only a bare exist­ of his wife. , collected since the drive started. and the press. No definite action proposal and then .ask the Select­ Supper and Sale, St. Mary’s La Kupchunos complied with the yw **w »i*ew **w w *iiH ii****w *i**«i*««t****Bi^ A. casual remark by Mr. Merz morrow Mr. Merz has through Santa Claus to make the distribu­ German communications in the wa.s taken but it was the consensus ence. this time to prove that he is right, (Continued from Page One) The largest collection was in the men to bring it before a town dies' Guild. court order until Dec. 21, 1942 last week started the argument. tion of the gifts personally to, area, came 11 days after Von that the Zoning Commission should . Mr. Copp was a teaCher In a Saturday, Dec. 11 Mr. Mere contended that there and during this peiiod Mr. Maag ev.ery member of the Coast Artil­ southeastern section this week. A meeting. It was generally under­ boys’ school in Tokyo for 16 years Price Administrator Chester trifle over 12',i tons were picked Mannstein had stormed into Zhit­ .study the proposal and bring the stood by the group last night that Christmas party. Local 53, T. would be a snowtall on Tbui-sdav, can also prove ihat his forecast lery unit. omir. Berlin had claimed the cap- matter before the Board of Select­ and his subject last night, "A is correct. Bowles said. up. This is the section under the such action would be taken. A W. U. A., Tinker hall. December 2. and to this remark Both butter and margeHne re- tureof Korosten Sunday. men for action. Teacher and a Prisoner of the Thursday, Dec. 16 Mr. Maag took exception. He even This niormng Mr. Maag was leadership of Charles Roberts, Jr., special town meeting will be nec- Japanese," was handled by one who maifi at their present point Values, of Academy street. There arc still Stiffened Resistance Shattered Those Present essap' soon to act on the town's Mobile Blood Bank Unit will be I went eo far as to mark the calen­ even more positive. “It will not Mighty Blows Stiffened German resistance had first hand experience. He de­ snow until after next Tuesday, the 16 points and six points a pound, three streets to clean up yet In Those who attended last night’s pension plan and the appropria­ et St. Mary’s Parish hall. dar ao that there would not be respectively. northwest of Gomel, meanwhile, meeting were: scribed Japan as a beautiful coun­ any argument about the date. moon will change then and we can this section. tion for the town planning project try with many mountain ranges Are Ex|K‘cIc<1 Numerous beef cuts are listed in Look GfMMi for Mills was shattered by Red Army troops Charles W. Holman. George H. could be asked for at that time. Berctofore Mr. Merz only fore­ bank on good weather until then." Waddell, Felix McE\’itt. Everett that run down to the sea. He had “Pifflev" declared Mr. Merz. the new table at or near the re­ The report also contains the under Gen. Conatantiixe Rokos- cast future weather conditions as latively low point values of la.st amount from each family in Man­ sovsky the Russians said. Fifteen McKinney. Richard Martin, Austin intended to spend his life ov'er Christmas Supper ' a hobby and never took the mat­ The big battle of the 'Two. (ConUnued from Page Une) there but 'because of the growing GIVE M's" is on and the whole North .spring. Porterhou.se steak will chester which ia slightly more Nazi counter-attacks were report­ Cheney, Howell Cheney. Frank ^ Arniv Kxaiiiiiialioii ter sarlouBly. But this time it> cost-nine points a pound under the ed hurled back in 24 hours, and Cheney, Ray Goslec, Alan OliiR hatred of the Japanese (cr all End waits with bated breath on here, may be expected from any than 4',* pounds per family. Mr. things American his plans were For Nurses’ Aides YftJtt , different. He has sort of resented new schedule, as against 12 at Hathaway said that if the present the Germans were said to haYe stead. Arthur H. Tiling, Edaon M. the positive manner of Mr. Maag the result. discussions in which Chiang Kai- present: top round, ten points, as Bailey, Martin Alvord, Rev. Wat­ Taken bv Musician changed. Shek and his staff men partici­ rate is maintained the future looks left 1,500 dead on the battlefield The Japs are a very progressive CHILD compared with 13: the ten-inch rib bright for the local manufacturers as the Russians pressed forward. son Woodruff, William E. Buckley, The Ann Spencer Nurses’ Aide Give a Beautiful pate. It appears, however, that roast, six against nine: rump, five Sherwood G. Bowers, David Cham­ people. They have some wonder­ this cold-TBllBf iiM d whan much more remains to be done in who are desperately in need of a Zhiobip, German-held strong­ Los Angeles. Dec. l.—i/P)—Or­ against eight. raw material.’ Several big mills bers and Ronald H. Fergu.son. ful cities with firte bank buildings, Corps will have a Christmas sup­ unifying direction of the war hold guarding the 17-mile-wlde Go­ chestra Leader Eddie Le • Baron, department stores, constructed A HOST OF ENDURING \ ... FOR BEEF Hamburger will cost six points, i throughout New England were mel escape gap. was brought with­ Richard Martin opened the dis­ charged in New York with violat­ per party at 7:45 p. m. on Decem­ against Japan than In coordinat­ H reduction of one point. j forced to shut down for three days cussion remarking that the need of with concrete, «pd Tokyo has a ber 20 at the Y.M.C.A. It.w ill be ing the European offensives. in easy range op-Ttuasian artil­ ing the Selective Service act, took good-transportation system with a FRAMED MIRROR . g if t s p r i c e d t o ^ ‘ % ^ The schedule effects fairly 1 last week due to a shortage of raw lery, and Soviet spealrheads were soirie method of planning and lay­ his prellmlnai'y physical examina­ entirely a social affair, with games, Barring unforeseen develop­ sharp incrqa.ses in point values for i material. ing out the development of the well built subway. Of course, the carol singing, square dances, and a ENCOURAGE EARI.Y ments, the most optimistic ex­ reported hard on the heels of rem­ tion for the Army yesterday. center of the cities have these well This Cliristiuas. ^Various Sizes and Shapes. | 3: all types of chec.ses and m ajor' The fact tfiat the paper indua- nants of the Gomel garrison flee­ town had been‘discussed by inler- Eddie appeared before the Fed­ grab bag, for which every one at­ perts here do not consider the canned fish items. j try needs this scrap paper was ein- ested parties for some time. The built buildings but most of the tending is asked to bring a 20 cent SHOPPINtJ! struggle in the Pacificjnnore than ing westward. eral coiflmlssiuner in a removal buildings in the suburban areas are American cheese ia rai.*ied two phii.sized in a monthly report to German losses were rejiortcd to rnecting was arranged through the gift. half over hearing and pleauied innocence of poorly constructed and of a rather This Friday evening at 7:45 the H iw p My rzEmwi coiigMzB points to ten a pound, while,cream 1 the various concerns enga^d in be running into the thofisands Zoning Board of Appeals which had any wrongdoing, saying he moved Thus many military and politi­ chee.se i.s boosted three points to'paper making. The industry will instructed Mr. Martin as chairman flimsy material. party committee will meet at the aai MhM krMtktag gaalar $ 7 . 5 0 and “P I cal problems which have had to daily In the Berezina river valley, about the country often aftd ■ did In order to defeat Japan the — ------ft eight points a pound. Such types i be more than a million five hUn- as well as in the Pripet river area to make the necessary plans. home of Mrs. D’ltalla, chairman, to Whenever the Dionne Qutntuplete eateh be .solved by joint action of Uie as Swiss, Munster, and brie will I dred tons .short next year. This not get a notice to report (or in­ Allies must bomb their cities. The arrange all details of further en­ cold —their chesta. throate and bseke am I Have You a Friend or Relative Who Has Artistic S to the south. Dr. Thomas H. Reed, of the Con­ duction. Japs expect this. They have real immedistely rubbed with Musterole. Allies in Europe arc only now coat eight points, up two from the | v-h.s due, said' Mr. Hathaway, to Capture Five Villages necticut Expenditure Ojuncil, who tertainment. Muaterols^veeeueh wonderful raeuita ; Ability? Give Them . . . S A Gift From coming into focus in the Pacific. November table.' the arpount of paper used to ship He offered to enter the armed blackouts over there. One person from each class of r r Southwest of Kremenchug in has had wide experience, in’ town services at once and the commis­ Ready for Bombing becauae it’a MORE than fuet an ordi­ j OIL SETS — PASTELS — EAI5ELS — CHARCOAL — ft Keith’s Is .\ In this connection it i.s significant With the exception of oysters. I war materinl.s and merchandise to the Drileper bend, the Soviet bul- planning was available for discu.s- Nurses’ Aides has been appointed n a l "talTa." It'a what ao inanjr Doctors Joy For Years that conferences between Presi­ foreign ports. There will not be sioner .gave him the opportunity. Each house has a tupply of sand to receive registrations for the and Nuraea call a modem eoaafer-tmfaaL ! CANVAS BOARDS — WATER COLOR SETS — ft all rationed canned fish is raiseii- letlp said, the Russians in a sud­ sion of Manchester's problems and and water and the natives are To Come— dent Roosevelt and Prime Minis­ four points to a total of 16 a any salvage of this scrap. he had been invited to be present supper from members of her class. It actually helpa break up local congea- ! BRUSHES. ETC. g The intimate It was also reported that Man­ den spurt captured five Villages, Rationed Lotmters taught to protect themselves In tion in upper bronchial tract, roakea ter Churchill in the past have re­ pound. Oysters are dropped one including strongly-fortified Bol Mr. Martin then turned the meet­ All registrations should be made breathing eaaiar. promptly relievea cough­ I ft Tribute Of sulted ultimately in considerable chester is away ahead of any other every possible „way. The newspa­ by next Monday, December 6. 'Die point to four a pound. .shsya Makarinkha. only ten miles ing.over to Dt; Reed who told of pers and the radio are all govern­ ing. aore throat and aching cheat muaclea I . ft Good Taste! action. Lard is rcduccil one point t'j commuhitv in Connecticut. The bl? exponencerf with such projects LoKsters once were used as fer­ following are the ones to be con­ due to eolda. Get Muetbrole todayl flrom the Important railroad point tilizer In Gaspe, Quebec, Canada, ment owned and as a result only It Costs One point on which all the two points a 'pound. Shortening local comriiittec is devoting a lot knd then led a question and answer tacted in each class: Mrs. Kessler, IN 3 STRENG’n iS : ChUdren'a Mild. But Little. of time to the project because it of Znamenka. Red Air Force but now arc so -carce that fisher­ the good news is allowed to be giv­ 4943; Mrs. Flavell, 7667; Mrs. Van Re«ulsr sod Eztrs Strong. Allies Involved in the Pacific war and salad and cu'iking oils remain planes blasted Znamenka and period. en to the common people. Mr. Clearance seem agreed is that when Japan unchanged at five points a pound. will affect several local industricA Zoning FYinctlon men are permitted to catch them Syckel, 4948; Mrs. Hoffman, 5090; I Johnson Paint Co. f Apostolovo, both valuable ba.ses only during June and July. Copp, because of the news given Mrs. D’ltalla. 4084; Mrs. Wilkie, finally is defeated she must be re­ The rednetions in beef point in the German supply and com­ It was br'oj^ight out during the out believed that the great Amer­ * 699 MAIN STREET TEL. 68.54 J duced to a minor island power. values, together with those made P *lj| *| v L d l t l t ^ l ‘8 disci ssion. that .it was the opinion ican Navy was enUrely wiped out 8353; Mrs. Weir, 5911 axd Mrs. ■ munications network in this area, Weet Point .Appointment* Bliss. 4239. WWWWIIIWWJBIintHinVIlMWIlHBWIWMINnHHIMOUimilimfWMWIIdA' UNTRIMMED This was made clear in President earlier for pork, mean an increa.-ie * while other Russian drives were of those who had, experienced the He was told that the Japs were musterole Roosevelt's Sept. 17 speech to of approximately 30 per cent in making progress south from Cher- problems of planning that the pro­ successful In every engagement Congress In which he declared that the housewife's meat rations for (given Vi'aftiiiig ject should dovetail with zoning. There are 82 appointments at Gleaming Mirrors 00 kasy and jn the Nikopol—Krivoi large to the United--8tates Mili­ and that the Emperor of Japan 76 Were To 3 0 .0 0 . . -N O W 1 5 -Hte United Nations will deprive December as compared with the Zoning in itself is a function of was sure to rule .he entire world. November ration, pPA said. Rog sector. tary Academy at .vest Polut; two Perfect for gift giving- her of authority over the mandat­ (('nntinued from Page One) More than 1.000 Germans were planning and Dr. Reed' compli­ Fifty-five per cent of the Japs ed islands of the Pacific "and the The agency estimated that re­ mented the local Zoning . commiS' are appointed upon recommenda­ are farmers and they are very variety of period and mod- tail stores will have approximate-, reported slain in the Dnieper bend tion of the vice president. jern fash- QR same thing holds good in the case the country's fighting, with the Russians cap­ sion on the e\ident good Work it poor. They are poorly fed and 16 Were To 45.00...... ly l,300,000,00q pounds of m eat; Germany, scantily clothed. When a farmer 'ions. NOW 25-°° of the vast territories which Japan for sal7't7 cTvma{(^‘dur1ng changed from (hat of an oc- turing many abandoned guns and had done. He said that unless A has stolen from China, starting large quantities of war material Town Planning board and the Zon,- boy joins the army or the navy he LOVELY i long before this war began." ber. compared with about I.OOO,-' country to one of co-bel- i(fg commission did not work iri Is much better fed and clothed 000,000 -pounds originallv estimat- ligerency. ; There was no mention In the Rus­ 12 Rev. Were To 19.98. 1 0 - 0 0 The president also laid down in A good deal of conflict and con­ sian communique of operations in harmony no good could coroc of than he was ever before. Conse­ HOUSECOATS FRADIN’S that speech the military principle ed for November. having a town plan. quently he becomes a loyal follow­ fusion has arisen since British and the Crimea or in the Kherson- er of the Emperor and all that It that the forces operating against American military commanders to­ Nikolaev area to the west in the As an example of what planning Ja p a n ....a re just as much in­ can do, it was cited that strue NOW PLAYING standL (or. „ , j H ospiU ll NIoU^s gether With AMG still constitute [ lower Ukraine. After the United States passed terrelated and dependent on each the central administrative author-1 ture were erected in the bed o f a FUR LINED road proposed by the plan, the the Exclusion Act In 1924, the HAS THE ANSWER TO other as are the forces pounding ity for every action or event that hatred of the Japs became more Ik- against Germany in E^irope.’’ Admitted yesterday: Robert bears on the active conduct of the owner could not later cla^m dam­ bitter and it was from that time 10 Were To 70.00. .. -N O W 45-°° The weak link in this chain of Hildebrand, 77. Ridge street: Mrs. war. Ahout Town ages if the building were removed that Mr. Copp was aware that war Interdependence *is China because Mary Helbricht, 34 Turnbull road; i .\llied Orders Disobeyed In order to carry out the highway with the United States was inevit­ her huge resourcai. in manpower Alexander Bunce, Rockville; Mrs. Italian officials, however, have as planned. The question wis rais­ able. Japan despised the people of YO U R $ 6 4 QUESTION are cut off from anything more Susans Thurner, 64 West street. been appointed without reference The official board of the Con­ ed that .mgny law suits might re­ Duncan Phyfe Tables cordia Lutheran clwlrch will meet America. The boys were taught to FUR TRIMMED than a trickle of supplies from the Admitted today; Susan Mc- to AMG and Allied orders are pro­ sult from planning action, but Dr. believe that America was their Comb, 110 Tanner street: Dianne tested or disobeyed. this evening at eigfht o'clock. Reed pointed out that a wise town Authentic reproduction in United States and Great Britain. bitter enemy and that we must be rich mahogany finish — a It seems certain, therefore, that Morgan, East Hartford; Mrs. The Italians now claim that they planning board would proceed can ' destroyed. They compared the 36 Were To 50.00...... NOW 35-°^^ Anna Karvelis. 56 Union street: and not the U. S. Fifth Army ac­ Rabbi Berthold Woythaler, chair­ tiously nad would avoid trouble in gift of good taste. strategical considerations of the - Japanese thrift to the American Priced three powers able jointly to defeat Samuel Taggart, 73 Fairfield tually drove the Germans from man of the current drive to collect that respect. extravagance. Our Isolationist Japan must be concerned first with street. Naples. A great many take the at­ clothing for the liberated peoples General Statute disposition was played up in tlw -AND IT’S ONLY Low! $14.95 20 Were To 70.00...... N O W 4 5 - “ ways of clearing a supply route Discharged yesterday: Miss titude that the war is now over. of Europe, reports that while the There is a general statute in Plus: “The Good Fellows” press of Japan. The speeches of Into China. Mary Mayer, 121 Wethercll street; Politican agitation continued, response so far has been good, it Connecticut under which munici­ our isolationist senators were Mrs- Fannie Goodhind. 244 N. meanwhile, with the Italian gov- would appear that many are wait­ palities can set up town plans, but made to appear that America Main street; Baby Ernest Gard­ erment's announceed pledge to ing until the last few days of this Dr. Reed said t'.iat while it au­ would never fight. The people )f LUXURIOUS QUILTED Gernums Report ner. 26 Cumberland street; Mrs. purge the administration, of Fascist week to bring their contributions Japan were led to believe that v le 10 Were To 100.00 . thorized such a project it had no COATS -N O W 65-°° Earl Cole and son, 262 High officials described by the leaders to the collection depot at 1011 Main teeth in it and therefore was not a were too fond of an easy life, thut Meeting in Teheran street; Harold Clough, 16 Knight­ of some political parties here as street. Almost everything in the we preferred to spend our time In London, Dec. 1—(IP)—The Ger­ good statute under which to on street: Dorothy Mellen, Rock­ “another attempt to enlist the peo­ line of wearables for men, women operate. He advised seeking a luxury and sports.- $ 10.98 Choose your Xmas Gift at these exceptionally low man radio said today that a meet­ ville; George Buck. North Coven­ ple’s support and confidence in a and children will .be acceptable, ex- Mr. Copp dwelt at some length try. special act that would apply di­ First on "Wanted-for Christmas prices! ' Hert is a wonderful opportunity to give ing of President Rooaeveit, Prime jerry-built regime." .cepting hats and shoes; also rags rectly to Manchester. He pointed on the habits-and customs of the Lists." Warm, cuddly Velvalux coats m Minister Churchill. Premier Stalin ■'Discharged today: .Arthur Mas- Tjiese leaders reiterated that for wiping machines in industrial TODAY AND THURSDAY Japs. Comparatively few of the a gift that she’ll treasure the whole Winter. aaro. 26 Parkard street; Joseph out that the real duty of a plan­ at $9.98, also rayons and crepes from and Psesldent Chiang Kai-Shek the king's immediate entourage is plants. — A TERRIFIC SHOW! ! school boys and girls go In for the I. All Sales Final. “apparently Is now taking place" Nedwied, South Willington; Mrs. ning board was to make a plan or replete with military and Naval of­ design for the future growth and higher learning. In about every Your Living Boom in Teheran, the capital of Iran Margaret Lyttle. 456 V4 Main ficers all of whom,| they claim, are The annual supper and CSirist- boys’ school you wil' find a mili­ Rpupholsterrd and (Persia.) street; Mrs.’ Chester Johnson and development of the town and Fascists of long standing. mas sale of the Salvation Army recommend It to the municipality’s tary officer. A Top Quality Rebuilt In Exclusive The Nazi broadcast, recorded by daughter. East Hartford; Karen Eoyzl to Emperor Belmont Fabrics Lewis, 144 Charter Oak street. Women's Home league will open legislative body—In Manchester’s lL l l a b y The Associated Press, said jthat tomorrow evening at 6:30. It is his duty to teach the boys A (iiFT OF RARE CHARM! German Foreign Office circles re­ Ceriiiuiis Stiffen case elth^ the Selectmen or the loyalty to the great Emperor and 109r Off garded the meeting "with perfect town meeiing. the ways of the Army. Life Is BED JACKETS All Wool Piihlir Kei’orcls ’ Private Edmund H. Shields has The speaker said that in his COLONIAI. BEDROOMS returned to the Orlando (Florida) very cheap In Japan and to die for Their Resistance opinion ConnecUput ia deficient in the Emperor la glorious. The boys An authentic repriKiurtlon any woman of good taste would Army Air Base, and Pfc. William planning. Few muntcipalitles have CAR HARD STARTING? Warrantee Deed L. Shields to Camp Edwards, Fal­ and girls are really taught to be­ really enjoy. Developed in warm honey tone niitple. lov­ George N. Starkweather and ' (CoflUnued from Page One) adopted planning in the state and, lieve that the destfny of Japan is ingly hand rubbed to rich liislre built to exacting Keith ElectHcal and Carburetor mouth, . Mass. Both service men he remarked, it ia evident as one Chocking and Repair Catherine J. Starkweather to Oak have been spending furloughs with to rule the world. It was the opin­ specifications for enduring sati.sfaetion. Bed. Hill, Inc., ijroperty on Cornell divisionz at Gen. Nikolai Vatutin's travels about ronnecticut. ion of Mr. Copp that- the Emperor che.st and dressei' inrluded, a Specialty their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ Can Be Done Gradually With streeL first Ukrainian Army In the Kiev liam J. Shields of 15S Birch street. Randolph Scott Glenn Ford did not care to make an alliance COAT William Johnson to Robert bulge. Field Marshal Fritz von , Dr. Reed said that it was not with either Germany or Italy, but ABEL’S necessary to adopt planning for Claire Trevor Evelyn Ke.ves SERVICE STATION M. Genoyesj, lot on the comer of Manristein has captured the stra­ *nie annual Bazaar of the South ------PLUS — :------the military caste ruled differently. With a Rich Collar of Steep Hollow Lane and Adelaide tegic rail junction of Korosten, SO the town as a whole. It can be ?.!r.’ Copp explained to his 26 Cooper Street Methodist organizations, under the done gradually—section by sec­ road. miles north of Zhitomir on the auspices of President Mrs. Inez audience how he was arrested on Leningrad-Odessa railway,. Mos­ tion. That in Itself avoids trouble December 8, 1941, with many other Truax and the different groups of and possible litigation. It would be A Luxury Gift For Him! cow acknowledged today but de­ foreigners. He with others was Ihs-ply Overstufled T Il.T clared that elsewhere Red Army the Women’s Society of Christian foolhardy, for example, for a Man­ placed In solitary confinement for a i Norwegian Fox Service, will open about ■ two chester planning board to draw up Chair, that tilts to any po­ forces had surged forward in their long period and placed In a cold sition — complete with drive to rid Russia of the -Nazi in­ o’clock tomorrow afternoon in the a design for the development of cell with poor bedding and very vaders. , social hall. . . Frond three o’clodc the areas now occupied by tobacco With little food to eat. He told his ex­ This Is our fastest selling co a t... PINEHURST FISH Although both Zhitomir and Ko­ on, while there is a demand for fields. If and when the town’s Virginia'Weilder John Carroll perience in prison life and then and no wonder! Women love' its r„-.....$ 3 4 .5 0 Fresh Shrimp — Haddock Fillits — Perch Fillets — rosten, captured by the Russians it, afternoon tea will b'e served by growth called for a dq^ign for such slim, smart lines. And It’s such a areas it could be made as the need and Edward Arnold about his internment in a camp.- Steak Cod —- Steak Pollack — Chowder Clams. We in their gdvance west from Kiev, Mrs. Herbert Sargeant and a E e was among the prisoners who You can really “Baby" her with one practical gift from you-to-you or, are now back In German hands, group of young girls. 'The cafe­ became evident. sv.-ere exchanged a yetir ago last of these bed Jackets. Rayon Satin or to someone you really want to ini- ' expect a shipment of 0)«ter8. Red Army forces were said to be teria supper from 5:30 to 7, and It was pointed 'out that Man­ the soft, Velvalux kind. . press with a memorable gi(L - chester’s schools are not well JVrgiist and shipped back home on Plenty of Birds Eye Fillet of Perch and Sole. still firmly astride the Leningrad- the operetta, “M<^y Be Jolly,” by tlX^Gripsholm. He wound up by Odessa line at Ovruch, 25 miles 40 children, together with the placed. They are not located to the . 10. Try the new Birds Eye Hash—only 3 red points—4tc a best advantage. 'Thit is probably teVilng his audience that Japan was hi north of Korosten, and are believ­ numerous booths where all aorta a mcnai^ to the civilized iworld and $2.98 ' A Regular $59.98 Value! Clearance package. ed to be still holding the towns of of gift goods and good thiriga to due to the old district system and the sites (or the schools were cho­ FRI, murt be^Mjbdiied. Warm As Toast Bed Chernyakhov and 'Turchinka, on eat will be on aale, will attract SIAfE SAT.4SUI1 The meeting Wks attended by the railroad between Koroaten and throngs of people. There ia no sen by district committees with­ W#re To 8 .9 8 ...... " ’N O ^ i V Plenty of Birds Eye Strawberries — Peas — Mixed Fruit out thought for the future en­ HARTFORD cloce to 100 Rotarians, Klwanla Zhitomir,'' . admlsalon afternoon or evening. and Exchange Club members and She L oves' and Boysenberries. A Ruuian communique said largement of the town. ' Planning would have avoided that, eince the sonoe guests. Benjamin Chehore, HEAVY WOOL \ only that "by order ot the au- OeU RaMoiUng Note representing the Rotarians wel­ preme command our troops aban­ planning board would have recom­ lAUJII PERSON llACY LINGERIE,. L.A.NE Modern Hope mended locations more In keeping comed the service club members. Were To 14.98...... NOW doned the town of Koroaten and At sea “level, ^ automobile IT'S TOMMY TUCKER TIME The audience rose and paid a silent Chests as advertiaed in with the residential development IJF E —modern style j— In PINEHURST MEATS took up more advantageous poai- driver gets about three miles to of the, town as the board had tribute to Harry Smith who died Tweed Overcoats $1 0 .9 8 tioris for defense.” Fall of the a gallon more out- of his gasoline Wonderfully Warm- and Practical. ’'ty matched walnut veneers, Sliced Boiled Ham — Tongue — Grote’s Frankfurts — studied It. Monday at the Memorial hospital. with lift up tray and true junction, possession of which by than one. who drives'at a 10,000,- Shonld Net Be Bushed, He was a member of the Exchange Were To 19.9 8 ...... Legs of Lamb — Shoulder of Lamb. i TOMMY Regularly $27.80! NOW 1 the Russians seriously affected foot elevation. A planning board would study club. THE HEIGHT OF GOOD TASTE! RIB LAMB CHOPS—SPECIAL r ...... Ib. 45e the existing uaea of land and the liS ... $39.50 existing distribution of ]>opula- LAWSON LIVING ROOMS Veal Roasts and Veal Chops. tioR and on the basis of aucb, study Super Fortresses SPECIAL ON SMALL FOWL FOR FRICASSEE, lb. 39c would plan (or future uses of land CUSTOM BUILT, hand tailored, styled after costly an­ SCORES OF OTHER tique originals, created in the-highest traditions of the MAIN SI. MANCHFSraU* VOLUNTEER BLANR — BLOOD DONOR SERVICE ■wA (utuire movements of popula­ g i f t v a l u e s If you want a go4>d Steak, try a Sirhin, Short or Porter­ Using Hamiltons upholsterer's art for your complete satlsfac- Manehesler Chapter, The Amcfican Reti (!roea tion. Dr. Reed favors a tailor- n?mowm BAND $189 ON 4 HUGE FLOORS house Stefk cut from PInehurst choice quality beef. made town plan. He believes it Sofa and matching chair I Want To Donata Blood for the Army and Navy should be "mulled over" and not East Hartford, Owe. 1—Propel AND COUNTLESS AMYARNELL MODEL ROOMS Don’t forget that the prica on Eggs is lower and that you hui^edly adopted. The board in .Hi' -I- lers for the new Boeing B-29, su­ charge should tr y ' to-satisfy the per bomber, mentioned recently by get only strictly fresh eggs at PInehurst. Name ...... property owner and show him that DON BROWN - BUD KIMKER KERWIN SOMERVIUE-VOICES 3 Gen. H. H. Arnold, commanding the plan would benefit him general of the U. S. Army Air Pinehurst Opens On Thursday A t 8 A. M. and Closes Address ...... much as the town as a whole. Forces, will be Hamilton Standard O F MANCHESTER Manchester Mss important val­ WALTER NILLSON (our-bladed. Hydromatlcs, nearly Beautiful At 6 P. M. ues to conserve end now is the *A NUT ON WHEELS' Phone Ajje, 1 8 - 2 0 .... A^e, 21~00.. . . seventeen feet In diameter. NIGHTGOWNS time to Conserve them. Dr. Reed '"dromatics are' used on both Check hour you prefer appointment: asserted. The conservation and Crepe or Satin f e v ^ ___ ROSSiU PIERRE4 can heavy bombers, the Boe- stabilization of real estate values ^H'wniflmit Mwogst os »« - ’Ing Fortress, B-17, and the SLIPS ... i ...... $1.50 to $2.98 X2—1 • • .. • X-2* • • • • 2'^. • •. • 8-4, • •. • 4 * 6 ... is a function of town planning, he :dated. Liberator, B-24. Tailored or lace'trihimed. jVA emphasized. ...Uers (or the B-29 are being 1115 MAIN ST OPPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL i u Need Expert Advice iSSEEaSDifiB Fill in and luul to Dr. Reed said that expert ad­ mitmatwoNetoKNACBAy manufactured a t Dayton, 0 „ by American Red Cross. House & Hale Building Frigfdalre, a licensee of Hama- OPEN THURSDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGIL lORIARTY BROS-TEt. 8500 vice oir a town plan should .be ton Standard Propellers division sought If It were decided to go of United Aircraft Corporation. fev, I

.. X 'ITT' topic for discussion allll be “The iagalnst WUllam H. Rider, wbloli' Care of the Ne'W Born Baby — was heard aome time ago In which SIKORSKY HlUCOPm S 096 Japs Die (_ Engagements State Guards Rockville Habit Training.” Mrs. Rider was granted a divorce, CHANCf VOUOHT AIRFLANtf Lewis H ChapoM Christmas Party and alimony, there la a motion for Heller-Thumer ■49 Roeh villa The annual Christmas party of contempt against the former hus­ On Inspection the ladies of Maple Grove wdll oe band. D uring Battle Mr. and Mrs. John Thurner of Office Closed 64 W est, street announce the en­ held ’ITiursday evening at the clubhouse on Franklin street. The office of the Vernon War. gagement of their daughter, Miss Council which has been situated Anna Xhumer to CJpl. Otto F. Hell­ Local Uiiith lo Parlici- Dist. Meetings Thei-e will be a supper preceding Actual Count of Bod­ their exchange of gifts. in the Council rooms has been A RSPORT OF PERFORMANCE AT HOME AND ABROAD BY THE DESIGNERS AND BUILDERS OF er, eon of Otto Heller of 31 Ash­ pate in Puraric ami Re­ Review Book Closed although the work of the ies Reveals Losses on worth street. CpI. Heller is sta- HAMILT 3N STANDARD PROPILLIRS Held Tonight Miss Gertrude Fuller will re­ Council and thNorth Carolina, for her training. Hartford County battalion units by .Somers Chapel, Somers; Ellington- rnotlon to drop William J. Simonzl ^ Fighting thr > igh Nov. 26 co.st as Task Forces Smash at Rabaul and Bougainville E'YST ll.\KTl'ORO, Co.n.n.— W ith .\mcrica entering its third year of global Miss Shaw is a graduate of Man­ Adjutant General R. B. De Lacoiir Vernon, 8 p. m. Town Hall. Elling­ and John Doyle as defendants. ■’ the United States 281 Killed and and Chief of Staff. Colonel Joseph Adolph Anthony Franceshine is war, the full weight of the awful airpower wcaixm Ijeing forged by a united Amencan 146 mlHlng. No official count of chester High and left the employ ton: Tollanfl-Wlllington. 8 p. m. fiafitssi/im of E. J. Holl upon being called to Nolan. The 1st Battalion will b» Tolland Grange Hall Kitchen; Bol- appealing for a change of name \ imliistrv is falling upon her encfnic-. • v • : mionded ta available. The Ameri- under command of Lieut,-Colonel and there is a motion for a more j \V XSTIIXCiTO X'— One a of the aircraft industry, many ol the myriad activities winch •who led four atiacks up the ma­ Militar.v clemorstrations will he of Grace DeVoo against Edward Pertussin acts et on ce to relieve your chine-gun* studded slope am aur- The StnfforiJ-Union rneeting was coughing. Itlooaena and makes phlegm A Navv D eSlin ent siwkcsnian said that the Navy was almost embarrassed ONcr the make up peacetime .America have been geared given by selected units of the 1st held this afternoon in Stafford DeVoe and the town of Mansfield . t _ *1 . ______^1__ and 2nc1 Battalions which will he easier to raise. Safe and effecUra tor ’’faiUaMic” vfaory ratios which “challenge into building the greatest air power the world ' ifivcd To Draft Here Springs. The Community Com­ is making application for fore­ both old and young. Inexpensive! It was the sharpest lighting of open to the general public. Music mitteemen handle all local matters closure of tax liens. credulity,” adding that the reports were really has ever seen. I' the entire Bougainville campaign, for the formations will be by the aasigned to the ACP. Those eligi­ There arc four domestic rela­ on the conservative bide. i Wopellers, Cheat Scrap Pile How’s Your A ir I. Q .? Typical of such tcamw'ork is the wartime ■' i and included one of the heaviest Local Scicclive Service State Guard Band..' ^ ble to vote are urged to attend tions casc.4 on the docket. In the FOR TOP VALUE The encniv fleet ha» been so badly mauled Q. How is a Naval plane stopped when .story of United Aircraft Corporation, whose . aiiuiery barrages veer laid down Mancheater's Company G will be these district meetings and elect a case of Camilla H. Stress again.'it at Rabaul by carrier task'forces. the spokes- landing on a carrier deck? powerful Pratt & Wliitney engines and Ham­ to aupport a Marlre corps .action. commanded by Captain Frank IN A NEU HOME W E ST E R L Y ; R. I.—Bent and twisted A. A hook, .swinging, from the tail, Board Releases Names responsible representative. Jerry A. Stross, the defendant is inaii continued, that Japan should give ser­ ilton Standard pro))ellers are found in action It ftretched from the Srst patrol Schiebel and Company H by Cap­ making motions to remove it See the One* Be-ng Built By like pretzels, duralumin propellers come catches a hydraulically-braked cable strung tain David MeCollum. fhristnuM Ror(*l ious consideration” to complete ahandonmeiit l>ack to the Hamilton Standard plant here to the world over, whose Vought Corsair fight­ clashes Nov. 19 to Japanese with­ Of ihe Men. from Uie unconlested list, asking across the deck. BecHved High Praise The Friendly Claas of the Union of the base as "too hot to handle.” get a new lease on life. . . . „ ers are slapping the Japs around in the South drawal UU Nov. 26. permission to file answer, making GREENBROOKE Q. What is the farthest north reached Pacific, whose Sikorsky helicopters give Ten-Marine officers and <6 en- The decision to hold the review church will have a Christmas party a motion to file a cros.s-complalnt Almost simultaneously the Navy took a LUich month about 1,000 limp in from all Four local Selective Service this evening at eight o’clock in the by scheduled air transport? promise of a potent new weapon of the future. g Usteo men died In the Clvik registrants remain delinquents, a of three Hartford County bat­ and geeking the custody of a momentous step, announcing a tactical reor­ over the United States, of which about 80 per­ .\. Akiavik, 110 miles above the Arctic i ftghtlng with an estimated 14 talions resulted fron^ an excellent reading rooms. Each one attending HOMES, INC. cent can be saved from the scrap heap. Each F'rom the lieginning. United Aircraft had report made to the State Director will bring a small gi to exchange minor child. ganization in the Pacitic to group all ships Circle in the District of Mackenzie. Can­ mother Marines missing. presentation of the 2nd battalion Judgment is being asked in the month more than 800 emerge from the Wes­ dedicated itsel f to developing aerial w capons by Chief Clerk, Clqra J. Turking- before Adjutarit General R. B, De and also a small contribution for On Walkei.>A — Can­ rapidly becoming an engine assembly plant ;«hem fatal, are caused by falls, adian Pr.-Ut & Whitney Aircraft.Comiratiy, fnl evasive action not possible under ordinary comlitions of oi>eration. Its eflective- using parts sucli as cylinders and crank cases |;with mishaps of this type having l.td., a .sales and service organization, has ' klUed more than two hundred per- ness has alrea^ly been proved in actual combat. which have been fabricated in satellite plant* . iknu in Connecticut homes so far The application of water injection to the literally grown u)) with Dominion Hying. Or­ in ncartiy couununitics. Hamilton Standard British Get Corsairs, Hellcats ganized January I. l92'J, when flying wa,s still this year. Many persons are in­ S t O K t - V / l ^ Double W as)) engine, one of the most power­ has added to the pnxluction of its main plant an adveiuurc, this coiiqiany ke))l engines anil jured by falls from defective lad­ ful aircraft engines in large-scale iirodiictioii 1)V converting abandoned textile mills into ders, chairs or other supports used in the world, was first studied by I’ratt vt LONDON— Britain’s Royal Navy is propellers turning for, the pioneers in north complete proi)cller factories. Chance Vought to stand on while hanging decora TOR EVERIDME country air trans|)ort. Lafet. it lielped Trans- Whitney Aircraft engineers only about a year strengthening its I'lcct ,\ir ,^rln with the addi- i> using an increasing percentage of major tlons on trees and walls. Other per- L! Catiaila Air Lines and Canadian Pacific Air ago. Experimental tests led to its pos'»ihi!itics tiiin of the U. S. Navy's 2,U(H)-linrscp()vver siih-assenihlies which have been completely ■ons are injured by tripping over Lines'overcome the |irol)leiiis of flying in tlie being placed hclorc the military .nitliontics. lighters, the \'oiight Corsair and the Orum- huiR by outside companies. objects left on floors and atairs. fro/cii north. Oandlea Tipped Over Easily and tir.st onlers were placed early this year. niaii Hellcat. I liis of itself rciire-ented a great team— Both these fighters are in the 4(Ml-miIe-aiis So when war caiqe, ( aiiadiaii Pratt & liiindreds of suh-coiitractors and suppliers of Candles placed on trees, tables To s))eed the project, pending offici.'d ac­ Wliitiiey Aircraft was rcaily. Aluio-t over­ or window sills, ”to,make it seem hour class. Each is built around a I’r.w & |):irts. 'Hie tliousaiid and one things for en­ ceptance. Pratt & Whitney Aircraft on its night, Canada became the center of the vast like an old-fashioned Christmas,” Always Looketl For at Christmas! Whitney Doiihlc W'asp engine having a two- gines, propellers and airplanes had to arrive own responsibility went alieail with the pro­ British Coiiimomvcaltli .-Xir Training Plan. :*re tipped over easily to cause fires duction of one thousand conversion units so slage supercharger tor liigJi altiuide iiertorni- from them not too little'too late or too much I'errying Cmniiiaiid began delivering big . that rasult in severe bums, even break that no time would he lost when military or­ aiice.Fhicli is lined with a Hamilton .Standard too soon hut eiioiigli on time. U S.'homhers across the Atlantic. Briti-h death, to many persons in addition 1 lydroniatic propeller. 'I'licre is another team, a partnership with to eausing extensive property dam- ders were signed. Ibis action saved much Overseas Airways Corporation began toting few parallels. United Aircraft has enlisted •ge. On WOMEN’S - kI MISSES’ time in getting the device into the combat area. hack their crews. Coastal (.'ominand took up Defective electrical equipment, On July 8 a Pratt & Whitney engineer the aid of manufacturers in other lines, pro­ Employees Buy $23,000,000 Bonds the relentless pursuit of submarines. vided them with the designs which it had Uke Oiriatmas tree lights with DRESSES started lor P-ngland with two installations for I’fiwer for a large number of the airplanes devclo|)cd over the years and taught them how .bared wires, will cause palnfui Gift-Wise Cottons or Spun Rayon Republic P-47 TIuiiidcrholts of, the Eighth ill these services, is jirovidcd by Pratt X' W hit- ^Shocks and bums, or perhaps start Dresses for Parlor and Kitchen Air h'orce l-'ightcr foniiuaiid. ^ F'.A.ST HARTFt'tRD. OivN.—Under the to build United products. a fire by short-circuiting on metal ))avroll deduction plan, enqiloyees of the four iiey engines and Hamilton Standard pro|»el- PatroL Parts for water injection also went to I'ord lei’s. Servicing,. overhauling, ami repairing 1’r.att & Whitney engines are being built lidecorations. s at Dearborn for installation in Pratt it Whit­ divisions of United Aircraft • ( 'orporation by I'ord, Na.sh-Kelvinaior, Buick, Chevrolet, them is the res|)on-ihility of ( aiiadiaii I’ratt Even the mistletoe offers oppor­ ney engines built there under license. liave already bought more than ?!2.4.9(H),IMK) t oiuinental and Jacobs. Hamilton Standard tunity for home accidents, since its of War Bonds. & Whitney Aircraft. [iropcllers arc lieing built by Nash-Kel- tisual high position above the heads COATS In the meantime, arrangements were com­ of merry-makers iheans that some­ ------Official U.B. Navy Photo pleted for water injection on the engines that vin.ator, F'rigidaire and Reming;ton-Rand; body has to climb upon some sup­ powered the Navy's com)iar.ahle fighters, and DC-3 FLIES NAVAL SUPPLIES OVER ALEUTIAN FOG X ought Corsair fighters by Goodyear and port to secure the garland, thus $1.98 to $3.98 A Backward this equipment is in production. Brewster. Consolidated Viiltec will build risking a fall. and DRESSES marine* deatroyed by U.S. force* in August, heptem^r and October of this year were ac The installation of Pratt & Whitney Air­ X'ought-designed aircraft, and Nash-Kel-_. counted fot by aircraft from our con»t*ntly growing carrier forcea craft water injection has three advantages. vinaior will build Sikorsky helicopters. Gizzard Grinds Duration-Wise Season Close-Out First, the cooling effect of the vaporization Each of these licensee compaiiies concen­ i DESPITE THE REDUCTIpNS ^ in the cylinder is greater with water than trates upon one or two models, permitting the Teeth would be of no value to a Gift Sweaters // WE ARE PLEASED TO EXTEND with fuel. Second,.-the siiscciitihility fo det­ closest possilile approaclt to mass production. bird. It must grab Its food in a Compelled To onation, vyhich limits the power that can lie burry and would have no time to and Skirts Yought Workers Earn Army-NoVy "E Engineers Work at Top Speed Chew. The gizzard takes care of taken from a cylinder, is Ic.sscned with the this by grinding the food up after presence of water in the cylinder. Third, it But production isn't enough to w in the war. It is swallowed. Take Losses O u r UsuaU Easy STR\TF0RD, Co n n .— Builders of the Navy F4U Corsair fighter, the men ami proiluecs more ))ower because it permits the Development of aerial warfare is so rapid SKIRTS wo'mcn of Chance Vought Aircraft division of United Aircraft CoriK.ration received use of a leaner mixture from the carburetor. tliat mere quantity from frozen designs is offidal recognition of their outstanding ac- not enough. Uniteil’s engineering staffs have $3.79 to $5.98 Because Stocks coniplishments when the organization was worked night and day lo develop new and im­ ROOFING CREDIT TERMS awarded the Army-Navy “F-' last month proved equipment. The award gained significance for the WHO MAKES WHAT Thanks lo this emphasis upon development, ASBESTOS SIDING Must Be Moved. thousands of Vought workers when it be­ the beginning of .Xmerica’s third year o f war came known that of the top American aces When war cloiuN loomed on the horizon. United Aircraft anticipated the lue.l finds Uiuted preparing to lead the way to for vastly expanded production of its design>. In addition to mcreasiiig its own facil­ COAT SWEATERS f | TAD.ORED so far in this w ar, at least two have been grcater*’air))lane performance than ever te - INSUI.AT10N flying Vought Corsair fighters. ities it invited other leading firms to team up in mamifacturmg its pr.KinrIs. ,l oMa>, forc possible. Engine power, engineers point Si/ei$ 34-40 New. York Mon- MANNISH w ith hlnept.ints and know-how provided h.y United, that team is producing a suli-laii- out, is evervthing in airplane performance. Expert wiirknmnkhlp. All Work AND SPORT • Rear Admiral DeWitt C. Ramsey, Chict guaranteed Reasonable Frteea of the Bureau of Aeronautics, revealed that tial jiroportioii of Allied aeronautical equipment. Hciice. I’ratt & XX hilney Aircraft has dcvel- COATS COAI'S, velojied new and more powerful engine mod­ Nu obligntiun for an estimate. two of the tltrec leading aces in. tlie Pacific PRATT & WHITNEY ENGINES SVrtta $2.98 ufocturers Hove REG $22.50 area arc now flving Corsairs.-Major Gregory els. Hamilton .Standard in turn will have the » VALUES Boyington, USMC, with 2l victories over, -Made by Addrriis ))ro))ellers to alisorb this new power, and the Burton Infliilulin;' Co. Japanese planes, started out as a Flying Tiger. Pratt & Whitney Aircralt ' La-t Hartford, t ’onnecticut engineers of Chance X^ought will have air­ Been Busy He now is flying a Corsair. Lieutenant Ken­ division of United .Xircratt Corporation planes loTitilize these engines and propellers. I8U Oxiom Ml. Marttord Mellionriic. .Xiisiralia Phiine Hartford 3‘2-45t5 Matronly. Sweaters neth A. Warsh, an outstanding Marine Cor­ ('omnioitwealtli Aircraft, Ltd Alcaiiwliile in the field of the newest flying Sizes 38 to 46 sair fighter, has downed at least 20 Jap |)lanes. Ford Motor Company Dcarlmni. .Xlichig,1n machine. Sikor.^ky .Mrcraft is continuing Turning Out Chance Vought workers icceptvd the Tonawanda, New X ork Stripped for freight, this Pratt & Whitney-powered Douglas airliner is one of hifndreds develoimient of the helicopter. FUR Chevrolet Xlotors • ■ <; winging their way a lo n g global skyways for the Naval Air Transpjirt Service Army-Navy “E " award as a tribute to the rc-‘ diCsion of General Motors U TRIMMED Melrose Park, Illinois $2.98 COATS IN markable job thev have done. The winning Bnick Motors Garments Which of the "E ” was farxtrom a simple job for CARRYING WAR FREIGHT, SKYTRAIN SPEEDS OVER AFRICA Annual Christinas Sale COATS FINE WOOf,.- division of General Motors Hydrdmatics ta Drive the B-29 Chance \ ought Airtraft, Rex B. Beisel, gen­ ■Nash-Kelvinator Corporation .Kenosha. XX iM'oiisiii Chicken Supper ENS, VALUES eral manager, saifl. . s Continental Aviation and Engineering Muskegon. .Xlichigan W ill Be Shipped TO $35.00 ‘ At the timetof Pearl Harljor, it was pointed Cor))oraliori EAST HARTFORD. Conn.—Propellers Salvation Army Hall Pottstown. Penn-ylvatiia HANDBAGS out, the Corsair was still only in the ilevelop- Jacobs Aircraft Engine Company for the new Boeing B-2‘4. su))cr boinlnr an­ THURS., DEC. 2, 6 :30 P. .M. incnt stage. Chance Vought was building the •Pratt & Wliitney, Aircraft Corimration Kansas City, .Xlissouri V A Christmas Gift nounced hv General Henry H. Arnold, head By Women’s Home League. Soon — W e Must tougli, versatile Kingfisher observation scout of'Missouri of the U. .S. Army Air Forces, will l>c'Hamil- To Enjoy for Many planes. The value of a ,2.000-horsepowcr en­ loii Standard fmir-hl.'ided Hydroniatics, MENU: Chicken a la King, hot HANDSOME Seasons— All Types! HAMUaTON STANDAR0 t^RiOPELLERS biacults, mashed potatoes, tur­ RAYON gine and such a big fighter plane had yet to nearly seventeen feet in diameter. nip*, peas, role slaw, cranberry Clear the Rocks be proven. ■ ’ • . Hamilton Standard Propellers East Hartford, Connecticut Hs'droniatics are u-ed on both American AND The changcov;er to the Corsair—a larger aanoe, rolls, lea, coffee. Ice GLOVE GIFTS WOOL division of United Aircraft Corporation hcavv bombers, the B-17 Boeing Flying Fort­ eraam. .1 and radically different airplane— was difficult. ’ ’The deHavilland Aircraft Company, Ltd. Fuiglaml re ss.'and the B-24 Consolidated Liberator. Smart Styies and Fabrics 98c to $'4.89 DRESSES DRESSES. Sydney, N..'>.XX’., .•Xu^lraiia •kipper ...... 81.00 For Them. Who . It required all the engineering and manufac- dcHavilland Aircraft Pty., Ltd. Propellers (or the B-2*A are liemg mamifac- Children under 12 50c t VAf.UES •I tiiring skill which VouglU was able to muster. Cainidian Propellers, Ltd. .Xlonircal. C anada turid at DaMon, O.. by I'rigidaire. a licensee GIVE AN UMBRELLA TO $12.95 To get production on the upgrade and kce)i Frigidairc Dayton, Ohio of Hamilton ’Standard Propeller* division ot W’e Have a Nice Collectlou Ever Expected A it there, Chance Vought wa,s not only called division of General Motors United Aircraft Corporation. , $3.79 to $5.29 •upon to increase its personnel and train these Nash-Kelvinator Corporation Lansing, Michigan thousands of new workers, but also to set uo ' Remington-Rand, Incorporated Binghamton, New York Sole Like This a vast network of subcontractors and vendors Wildcat Squadron Hops Atlantic OLD VVhitc r.nd Pastel upon whose efforts the snccess of the struggle c h a n c e v o u g h t AIRPLANES to give the Navy more Corsairs also deiieml- Chance Vought Aiw^i^t Stratford, Connecticiit RECORDS In These Days ed. .Mr. Beisel said. division of Unitqg jT ^ raft I ONDON—Pratt & Whitney-pOwered Interviewed at the ceremony, Bertram D. Goodyear Aircraft C ^oratid n Akron. Ohio Grumman Wildcats of the Royal Canadian ,Taliaferro, factory manager, said changes in* Brewster Acrpnwitiyal Corporation lohnsville. Pennsylvania ■\ir Force inade hi.story last month by span­ Taiiored and Dressy Of Limited parts, tools and working procedure (many •Consolidated Vultec Aircraft Corp. ■ AllentPwii. Pennsylvania ning the Atlantic, the first crossing by a com­ All Sixes ILBRO suggested by the worker's-themselves J have plete air combat unit. . . , . , aOIHIHC COMPANY made a number of jobs in the production line SIKORSKY HELICOPTERS The Wildcat squadron had previously WUs «**U MARLOW’S Production? quicker and easier .to do. When all theae Sikorsky Aircraft Bridgeport, Connecticut become the first to fly across Canada. In recent months, it h.id logged thousands of An Army CUT 881 MAIN STREET changes were added up and a new time scheds . division of United Aircraft powered Dougla* transport aa It 111** o ^ t h a tt part of ia«1 .air ira»ain»r ...... *Nash-Kelvinator Corporation Detroit, Michigan hours of operational flights off Canada s east MANCHESTER tile made out. enough time was saved at each w n ra jj* FOR VALUES! .station on rlie assembly line to account for a •Nonriag Prodnctioii. coast. s ^ per eust increase in over-all produaion. /

V rels were rolled up stairs during i in 1608. Ninety million tons of dug their way out aftar t|M slide ______. wl vegetables or fruit*, hut N bv.tI public relations officer said riaconstrucUon legislatures follow- >;cncral market trcml. And. bc- rock gave way and ruahed down had passed over. that the Canadians were passingi New Threat ig the Civil W a r are still evident Native* of Kaahmlr, India, grow the whole businesa, dirt and alt, M a n ch p stp r Lie Delcelor on the steeping population at ter­ vegetables on floating garden* and i by flioating the garden.* away d.-.r* foro wo know it. 'he increase 1 ill rough the port through Joint ar- One of the largest landslides In in the circular stone stairs in the rific speed. A crew of miners, Barrels Of Fun work their gardena in boius. | mg the night, '' price.s on a few items like peanut langementa with Canadian aiithor- To Boniberg history wiped out a part of the .:apitol at Raleigh, N. C. ■Evening Herald Tesl§ Fiieeil Rationing Data town of Frank, Albeita. Canada, working in'' a Shaft on the slopes, Nick* made when WhUkey bar­ ilios and would be moved directly ('■f PUBM.SHliU BV rill!. butter will h.ove spread to in from the pier to waiting trains. RER.\I.Ll PaiNTINtl CO, l.NC. 1 leased prlce.s all ilown pur food Over Reich 13 BKsrII Street (Continued from Page One) The Naval officer said they hoped Famished By ■ ' t' Uancheeter, Conn. bill. to disembark passengers at the THOUAS PKROUSON W e grin and bear this for a rate of 100 an hour and that It was OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION GeiMral Manager a long period of .time he cannot ac­ (Continued from Page One) hop>cd all would be off the ship by Foand^tf Octob*} 1. iKtl while, but it keeps digging into count for.” ^ Regional Department ot Information Late yesterday offlclais announc­ midnight. Pubitabed Every Evening .Baoapt our pocketbook, and weighing on the Americans have made their 55 Tremont Street. Boston, 8. Maaaachuaetta ed they bad been questioning a This official said that authorities bEundaya and Rniidaya Bntbrad at oUr mind, and it gradually builds particular Job since April Is bomb­ tba Poai oftlea at Manobattar, Cona, man "intimately known to the slain would look with disfavor on any ing the factories which make > Sacond Claaa Mall Mattar.. up into a conviction on our part stories of alleged atrocities and family of three.'' He was held in planes, propellers and other parts. Meats and Fats t deadline F e b .'29, C -car deadline the Fayette county Jail. guerilla warfare in the interest of SUBaORIPTiON RATES that we’ve got to have, more The, U. 8. Air Forces main drive Brown stamp M in Book Three j Nov. 30. Asked if they Intended to file Americans still remslning in the 'On* Taar by Mall ...... «« money in our pocketbook in order on these plante got under w ey in becomes valid Nov. 28 with atamp OaaoUne charges against the man to keep Orient. Par Month by Mall ...... * to get along. So we muster up late July. L through Jan. ,1. Stamps G, H, J Num ber 8 stamps In A-B)— Ire­ Because all these mlscellaneoua articles Powdarene Bi Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wilcox with 49S-S, RockvUle Blse jar to 54 cenU, or a one hun­ are gathered together It will be easier for ever-accelerating race with one land may be heaven to some, but Vapo, Dastax and Li| their son Calvin and daughter You Can’t Beat Their dred per cent Increase. us to keep an eye on them ..have them another. There would be many LPoilil Program Cleaners Percy Cooley will be the guest W hat Mr. Bowles said he was 1,500 Return Paul Walter Krienkc thinks it’s on hand when you need them most! Alice, of Merrow, Mansfield, Conn, interlocking infiuencea hot Inen- Armstrong Unoiaum Cleaner were recent guests of Mr. Wilcox s soloist' at - the Ellington Congre­ going to do. and what has now worth $260 a da> to stay there tiemed, many aide pressures which Urged l)v Willkie against his wllf. So when it’a "Service” items you want, sister Mta. Rupert West and family gational church Sunday morning, MILDER BETTER TASTE been done, la the application of a On Gripslioliii remember Watkins SERVICE BAR in Annstrong^ and Naim of the Snlpsic Lake section of Tol­ would speed the process, and over In a suit against the Lockheed Self-Poluhing W axes The sum of $1,005.33 has been toU-back in the price of peanut Aircraft Overseas Corp., the form­ the Drapeor Shop. land. all a euntagloui atmosphere Cheyenne, W y «„ Dec. 1. -f4*i— Roman Kosley who was operat­ collected toward Ellington’s quota butter to conaumera with pay­ (OontIniMd from Page One) er machinist in the company’s Waxing Bruahee reminiscent of any of our faraoua Wendell L. Wlllkle’s four-point ed. on recently at the Hartford 'hos­ for the National War Fund which 'There’s no busier place than Washington, D. C It’s the Ireland plant contends it refused ment of a subaldy to peanut grow- program, which he urged Republi­ Watkins Polish pital ia reported comfortable now, is $1,762. If any ope has not gold ruahea. The whole country end friends of the passriigcrs. and him his passport for 45 days. been contacted and wishes to do­ e n — one of the special aubaidies cans last night to consider for the Venetian Blind Bruahts Kent Bushnell is ill at his home control room of America’s mighty war machine. And would be in unparalleled boom, nforming them where contacts 1944 campaign- For the Involuntary stay nate please call Milo E. Hayes which Congress’ bill killing su.i- could be made in New York. A with an attack of a grip cold. and then, of course, the whole 1. ModiAcation of income taxes Krienke aska $12,000 damages plus 3-W ay Lam p Bulbs The Parent-Teacher Association 84-4 Rockville division, or Mrs. Chesterfield is the busiest cigarette in town. It’s on the sldies in general would itiil per­ Red Croaa station wagon .shuttled wages. rounrty would go boom. All this ’’so the ordinary fellow ma> have Olaas Lamp Reflectors Will meet in the Tolland Town Hall E. A. Finance evenings, chair­ back and forth on the pier bring­ mit. A s a result »of payment ot enough 'seed com’ to plant the Dcstex dissolves tonight for their regular business man of the Home Economics com­ job every minute giving smokers what they want. Its represents what it can cost us not ing in mall and .jaekages for the Simplest Drapery Pleater this subsidy, our jar of peanut ’corn of tomorrow’.’’ grease and road ‘ and to plan for Christmas actlvi- mittee of Ellington Grange, who to have aubsldies, and it is the repatriates. 2. A regulatory system that will have charge of thla collection, butter la now back at 37 cents. Peace Overtures , tar from your Pin-on Drapery Hooks * ties. Milder^ Cooler^ Better Taste makes it the capital smoke. consequence of not having sub­ The 18,000-lon liner, which an­ not dam the Aow of capital. Mr. and Mrs. L. Ernest Hall had 493-3 RockvUle division. If the W e might as well confess that, chored for the night off Ambrose Silk Ptetura Cords sidies which is properly the key 3. Changing the relationship of Twist Carpets as as Sunday dinner guests several of quota Is not reached In due time when we buy this jar, we are hap­ light in lower New York bay. pro­ government to the people, "so peo­ Report Is Denied well as clothing, Shade Fixtures and PuUa their out of town relatives. a public whist or a Bingo party \x)u can’t beat Chesterfield’s Righl*Combination of the to the whole argument on the ceeded caulloii.sly up the harbor pily deceived. W e think we are ple will feel responalblllty toward ■ Tha regular meeting of Tolland will be held to try and raise the subsidy issue. If the peanut but­ and arrived off the pier at .9:40 75o Boye Machine Oil the government, rather thar think Grange will be held Tuesday eve­ eonount. world’s best cigarette tobaccos for real smoking pleasure. getting peanut butter for 37 cents, a. m. (e. w. t.l The actual dock­ ter subsidy concerned the price of of it as a grab bag for what they London, Dec. 1— — The Ger­ Stove Glaze L. WentYKorth Cross, organist which ia all we pay the grocer for ing was expected to take about a ning at 8:00 p. m. Dec. 7 at the peanut butter alone, we could af­ can get out of it." man-controlled Paris radio quoted Community House. After the of the Ellington Congregational Make your next pack Chesterfield . . . You can*t buy a i t W hat we pleaaantly do not half hour longer, and several hours Rubberlike Stair Treads 4. Restoration of “the moral anonymous Vatican officials today church Who recently underwent a ford to take it or leave it, aa we might pat before the Arst passen­ regular business the third and realise, very keenly at least, la aspects of American life and gov­ as denying that any peace over­ Oalta Stair Carpet Cushion* serious head operation has recov­ pleased. But it la the whole cost gers depart. fourth degrees will be conferred on better cigarette. tures had been made through the CofTTighc 1945. Ltcom • Mnu ToKteoo Ca tba fact that we are eventually Obscured From View ernment.” ()^tad Stair Carpst a class of candidates. The third de­ ered to be able to sit up a short of living which la at Utake, and Holy See "in order to eliminate going to pay more than 37 cents Aa the ship turned around in the Cuahloas gree will be worked by the Tolland time each day. the price for the wrong decision Eskimos Fear Water any vain hopes that the world W ord w as received here of the a Jar for our peanut butter. The heavy harbor mist, the paaaengera Flortnoe, Ntw Parfactloa, Grange Ladlea degree team and is one no one can afford to pay. were obscured from the view of might have.” Lynn and Aladdin Wlcka ' the fourth degree will be worked marriage of Frederick H. Davis rest of the price, whatever it. Is, (The broadcast apparently was anxious officials. Red Cross work­ Eskimos get most of their food and Klndlara by the regular officers. During the in Hope Congregational church, and the real cost may sUU be 54 from the sea, yet seldom learn to intended as an answer to recent social hour a pot luck supper will ftoringfield. Mass., on Thanksgiv­ Enlist in the W a r E ffo rt ers who handled the arrangements cents, we’re going to pay in the ReuterH Takea A Scoop for pasFcngers and customs and swini and are afraiu of water roundabout reporta that Franz be served. ing day. Pfc. Davis ia aUUoned Von Paper, German ambsissador WATKINS immigration officials. Their most feared form of death • aoTHggg Tolland keeps adding to Its War in Oregon and was home on fu r­ , form of future taxea. That’a the Any newspaperman knowe N c The ship carried 1,223 United Is drowning, since they believe to Turkey and diplomatic trouble Fund. To date $1,066 has been con­ lough. fc' only way the government can get shooter, had visited the Vatican a s an when he has been scooped. Every States nationals, 217 Canadians, such a victim must wander for­ tributed. this represents about 89 The Ladies’ Benevolent Society the subsidy it’s paying to the pea­ Am criAn newspaper knows it to­ and some Latin Americans. A ever. alone, in purgatory. possibly to extend a peace feeler.) ’ percent of its $1,200 quota. of Ellington CongregaUonal nut grower. ' day. So does Elmer Davis of the Warren enough who Is taking a church elected the foUowlng offi­ 8o It may be, as Congressman course in Army service at Cornell, cers at the annual' meeting Mon­ O W I, as he points out that Reu­ was at his Tolland home Sunday, day afternoon: President, Mrs. Miller , said the other day, that ters, the British news agency, Jarvis Clapp; vice president, Mrs. OLDSMOBlIiE MECHANIC for a few hours furlough. we’re not really saving anything must have been doing one of two Rev. Paul Lynn of Hartford, was Harold Patric; secretary, Mrs. on peanut butter. It’a even pos- thinge when it Issued Ite story of the guest preacher at Sunday Horace S. McKnlght; treasurer. 0 morning worship service. The Mrs. Clarence Metcalf; director- Blble that, eventually, we will pay the Cairo conference yesterday. Here’s the perfect gpft for Young People’s group met in the esses. Miss Fannie Thompson, even more than 54 cents a Jar for your friends who have a Either the conference hasn’t been "maple home.” It's a stur­ church at 7:30 p. m. for their regu­ Mrs. Frederick H. Arens and Miss i t Here, then, is a subaldy at held, and Reuters therefore in­ 7 great big ways dy Barbara type Windsor... lar worship service. Louise Wood. work, deceiving ua with the price vented the story. O r the confer­ bamboo turned legs and apm. The all day Red Cross work will llaUd on the shelf, and socking us dies. Colonial or Collector'* Uaa thla amart Pam - be held at the home of Mrs. Laura SMARTLY STYLED SHOES ence has been held, in which case Judson, Thursday. later, perhaps for more than the finish. broka table at the end Reuters violated a release date. to say of your sofa, or ba- Luclen Birdseye has returned to 17 cents we think were saving. Wapping There isn’t the slightest doubt twaen two Important New York City after several days Mrs. Gerard Richards WITH WEAR TESTED SOLES W hat good reason, then, for hav­ that the conference has been held, chalra to hold lamp, spent as guest of his aunt Miss \ \ 9.95 Miriam Underwood. 3549 Manchester ing iUbsldiee? Where is our real and that Reuters somehow chose books, ash trays. Gen­ uine mahogany; Inlaid Mrs. Agines Daniels Pratt of gain? W e think we’re saving 17 not to wait for the scheduled re­ drawer front Windsor and Tolland was at her The Ellsworth Memorial High rOR YOUR MOST GLAMOROUS cents a Jar, but we’ll end up pay­ lease of the story, and did it with "MERRY Tolland summer home recently, school basketball team preparing the place for winter ing perhape more than 17 cents, unqiialiAed statement of fact as Newington High school teanj 53 to closing. in future taxes. So why not pay contrasted to the "rum or" which 19.75. 14 at South Windsor. November 26. OCCASIONS ••• The Ellsworth seconds trounced the. 17 cents now-, and have dont; had characterleed all previous re­ Newington seconds, 39 to 8. with it. and avoid all the socialis CHRISTMAS ports of the co!)ference. Pvt. Bruno Beleskl of Blast tic red tape of having the govern' When this happened, American South Coventry Windsor Hill, has returned to camp ment Itself paaa out our money to newspapers news servlcea, and at Maine after spending a few the peanut vendors? Why not broadcasters were confronted Reports of the school enumera days at his home. R ay Navoluskl, 81c, has been end this subsidy, and let the price tors show an Increase « f 34 chil with the delicate problem of transferred from Virginia to New dren between the ages of 4 and 16 of peanut butter go back up to ;>4 whether to treat the Reuters London, C?onn. cents, perhaps higher? years In the town of Coventry over In a contest conducted by Boy A story as a statement of fact, or If their home 1* 'fur­ There's nothing just Opsn to* pump in last year’s figure. Miss Alice Scout troops 62 and 64, Sherill Col­ Well, let us suppose that Con­ merely as another .unconfirmed nished In maple, give like a rocker for down­ Boyiiton, enumerator for South lins was awarded a scout knife for \ i gobordin*, Cuban hssL gress should suddenly get honest them this quaint right comfort. This and unofficial rumor. Those who the winning name for the new local "pegged" chair. No­ one makes a decorative Coventry, report* 36^ children, 2.98 with itself and. instead of pie- and Mr*. Stephln Loyzim reporta Scout camp. It will be called were mo.st loyal to the censorship tice he bamboo turned addition to your home, eerving the peanut butter aubsidy 195 children in the North Parish, "Camp Two-Four.” The land for struggled to "play down” the legs, arms, back. Tur­ tool Mahogany or making a total of 564 in the town. the camp was leased from Charles while It kills ail others, kill* the quoise, peach, dark hlue black flnlahes; gold story. Those who decided that Last year the total was 530, of Andrulot by the American Legion V peanut butter subsidy too. W hat chlntaes. ■tancUs. the game of rumor and confusion V which number 346 were in the Post which sponsors the two happens, then, in our little peanut had gons far enough, and who South 'End amd 184 in the North troops. Plsns ars under way for End. butter economy? saw DO reason why things one Al­ 12.30 the erection of a large cabin which First, of course, we go to the 7.50 Aviation Student Norman Rich* will be used by the boys of both WARTIME JOB a n d a lied newt agency presented aa . er has left for Greensboro, N. C., Open to* gobordin* store itself, and .And peanut but­ troops. fact shouldn’t be labeled fact oy to begin training with the Army Pvt. William Smith of South pump with go)f roMtt*. ter up again. But that's no real cveryboily else,, treated the atory A ir ciorps. Windsor, who Is stationed at Fort Newly elected officers of Coven- 2.98 PEACETIME CAREER damage, for we have. Just admit­ W ho wouldn’t be thrilled with thle Devens, Mass., has Just spent a few as if it ^ ere apprcpiimatOly . the ' try Grange are as follows: Master, ted that we ll pay the higher price coffee table of genuine mahogany? days at the home of his parents. official truth. Carl Snow; Lecturer, Mrs. Lillifln It’a a Chinese Chippendale design Sherman L. Widdron, 'U. S. N . R., Mechantcany-minded men are needed now for FREE TRAINING in form of taxes even if we don't Day: Overseer, Emory HUl; Stew­ Being presented with such a with 18x34 Inch glass protected top. spent Thanksgiving with his par­ auto eervice work. Thi* la an essential occu­ ~ Our service men have the advantage of a fao- have to pay it st- the grocer’s ard, Donald Oehring; Assistant situation was poor reward for all ents, Mr. and Mrs. W illiam W a l­ pation, classified as such by the Government. tory-engincered course of continuous training; now. Still, however, sve will au­ Steward, Arthur Highter; Chap­ dron of Clark street, Wapplng. those' newspapers, correspondents lain, the Rev: Benton Gaskell; to help them advance into higher-paying joba. \ - Wllliard gteme spent theweek­ R't tru*.-yeu don’t need o rotion stomp T O P WAGES tomatically consider peanut but­ Treasurer, C. Irving Loomis; Sec­ This includes practical instruction on Hydra- and commentators who for days end with his mother, Mrs. 'Willard N o w la the time to get into auto service work. ter more expensive again, and | retary, Mrs. Emma Snow; Gate­ M atic Drive, the coming type of transiniseio*l have studiously avoided being too Steane of Sullivan Avenue, Wap- to buy ony of these dolnly, smooth-fitting The pay ia comparable with that in industrial instead pf buying it readily, we keeper, Ward Day; Ceres, Mrs. for post-w ar cars. ^ deAnite about a conference they piuR- Ityletl Mod* of non-critical materials, their plants. There U plenty of opportunity for extra will he considering various aub- Julia Oaskell; Pomona, Mrs. Eth Pvt. Melvin Stead spent the surely,knew was being held, who el Cargo; .^ora. Miss Tavina earnings through overtime. POST-WAR FUTURE .stitutes in the fiirm of other Stocks of all Christmas gifts are limited. week-end with his parents, Mr. and smart good looks will enhance your loveliest kept it in the realm of mystery SubjMt to prior sale. Pesce; Lady' Assistant Steward, Mrs. Charles Stead of Ellington Start your peacetime career now in one of thaee sprsadi. Miss Alba Peace. The next regular REGULAR HOURS when it was actually little mys­ road, Wapplng. eostumesi They'll itond by you, too... essential wartim e job#. Get in this thrt„ We'U probably end up alternat­ meeting of the Grange ion Thurs­ Pvt .WlUlam Waldron Is station; Remember ..auto service work is dmytimo work tery at all. 'Virtue, in this case, day evening, Dec. 2, will be Past their sensational new soles hove been weor- is wide open for .advancement now, and y m ^ ing bstwsen peanut butter and ed at Fort Belvolr, Va., now. the year around. Auto tervice work ia inter- carried Its own penalty. Masters and Past Lecturer’s night. be in a Unc of businesa that wiU be bigger mOM Peter Yashlnaskas of South eatingmmiifid work'— freofree fromftt>m monotonous routineroutine. oe m a ui»c u$ one of thcae other spreads. So There was a large attendance at tested in our Bureou of,Standards! W e present this simply in or­ Windsor was admitted to the Man A n d youTl t »v o r chance to specialUe in your the war. For wc Vkstorr whoa doing, of course, we wij^i be exer­ the morning service at the Con* der that our readers may under- j cheater Memorial hospital, Satur field-on engine, c lS ., electrical cising our part of the law of sup­ gregational church on Sunday, end radio, brake*, or body w ork. dnving restnctions are lifted. !>e* u * moay. stand why, for the past twenty-1 I which was Loyalty Sunday, and a dayl ply and demand on these other Mr. and Mrs. Francis Relcble 398 four hours, they have been ex­ service o- Thanksgiving. The topic Only tboee eUgiUe under the W er Menpower Boonomie sproada, Increaelng the demand ot the Rev. Cffias. D. Broadbent’s and family have moved into the Steb^eetion Plan need epptf- posed to such queer half-new s, Perkins house on Buckland road. and decreasing the supply. This i* sermon was “A , Debt W# Owe." Open to* gobordin* about a great historical develop­ On Friday, Dec. 8, the students the law the nation's .food-' pro- WATKINS He spoke in appreciation the pump with gay rosettov ment. The important thing is j BROTHERS. INC beneficial Influences bestowed of Ernst and South Windsor schools HEALER -dticersw ant to have work, so long that a conference like that in upon the church by former pas­ will be given an opportunity to see 3.98 ;aa It promises to increase prices, tors, mentioning the first minister a ballot given by Edwin Straw- Cairo has been held, and that an­ bridge and company. Two per­ and pretty soon they will pleas- of the church, the Rev. Joseph other conference is already being of MANCHESTER formances are scheduled and adults MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES, INC. 'knUy conclude that our increased Meacham. who served from 1712 held, and that the world has never may attend either performance. M a nch e o to r to 1752; Joseph Huntington D.D., 512 West Center Street f^Benmnd does warrant an increase w>en a more signiAcant gathering 1763-1794; and other later minis­ 'Tickets will be available at E lls­ worth Memorial H igh school the prloa. If they proceed to their of leaders. ters who served over a period of 6 9 J 0 afternoon of the showings st 1 and tochntque in getting this in- 65.00 several years. Tberd^ w as a good response to letters sent out by the at 2:30 p. m. ontgomery W ard ^freaae in price, they will hold Pounds of FrIoriUe* To keep a mahogany room (liylM or Lucky tha man who flnda thla 'Mft CATlIcnpaign------committee,- and- a largew their produce until g higher badroam) light in acale, uaa this 'Tam­ comfy lounge chair waiting for him niunbernber of pledge cai-xla for 1944' Neptune’s MeelB la approved for them. When To produce 1,000.000 pound* of bour desk, fashioned after the grace­ Christmaa moral Long, deap seat were received. In the evening at Advertiseerti8| In The Herald— It Pay* the Pilgrim Fellowship meeting 1 Neptune’s sebdUta- Is supposed tadn their higher prices, oth- war goods daily, an ordnanci. plant ful moUfa of Sheraton. Genuine ma­ HOLIDAY HOUSE with T-ctiahlon; low arms; high back. TEL. 5161 MANCHESTER must haul in and out 18,000,0M Smart covera, too. held attiie paraonaM the R«v< to be about as large aa our moon 824-828 M A IN ST. .^roducera w'iU sec no reason hogany, inlaid. pounds of material, enough to fill Maurice.Zigmund, Jewish CJotin-' and it moves around the planet they should U g behind the 500 freight cars,' . I sellor at the University of Conn., in a little less than Si.i day*. Y ’•1 ■ death due to accidental strangu­ Aeir-Dnnklng Island rises to a haighl: 1 tifii and ‘troet company, tendants at the isouthhury Train­ the sea. ur* for baaks or at least lengthen­ ed Stat ing school here found a nlne-year- lation. workers are needed, w* .must 6nd State Soldier of war by Japan, the War Depart­ here yesterday. Fonuafoo, a volcanic island In m « n J * 'VTHT— I2S« them almost entirely within the ing of afternoon banking hours one IMLtPSYf old gin patient dead In bed yes­ In 1905. It took 44 days Must Uncover ment announced today. Tbomaston, Dec. 1.—un— Dr- terday and Coroner Miles F. Mc- No portion of the earth’s sur­ the Tonga group of the Pacific, boundless of our state." day a week. Patient Found Dead In Bed disappears every few yearti only automobile to cross the CO S T o d a y 8 Kadw wnbo-uio The Bridgeport Brass company Steinkraus said that In-migrknt The New Bhtgland prisoners In­ A booklet eentsMnt itM epMons ef h m - Horace 8. Warner, 85. for 51 years Nlff of Waterbury said that a face is wholly without earth­ Jnps’ Pris< a practicing physician and once to reappear later. Sometimes ,it on a test run. president expressed this opinion workers were no longer available clude from Connecticut: eui .decten *n iHls mterastlng wbisct «f|li medical examiner had termed the quakes. ** chief examiner for a New. York Southbury, Dec. r 1.—(A*)—A t­ BMten Ww Tiro* Help ill State last night In a radio broadcast In in any numbers, adding that "from Wieezorek, Pfc. Anthony P.- be tent FRCE. while they Isit. to eny rcider which he was joined by State War this point on, we miiitt utilize the Wa.shington,, D e c . / I ----- The Mi-s. Ro.*)e Wieezorek, mother. 87 writing to the Educational P'v- 'tn. 5 '5 BackaUre Wlfe;,i,/ir:30—WTIC—Wings for Tomor- labor we have,” names of nine f i e y Englanders C'amp street. New Britain. .w n c Administrator Harold K. Wood­ fifth Ave.. Naw York. N. Y Ilrpl. M-gS4 (HC__Home Front Matinee; row; WDRC — Easy Aces; liKliisIricH Musi Ht* Flex­ cock. are included in a ^t of 244 Unit­ EAST HARTFORD WTHT—Halls ef Montezuma; WTHT —News; Music; Must Re l.oeal I’lnnnlng '^What’s a Tullef ? Telephone 8-3231 Blue Frolics. WNBC—The Lone Ranger. ible on (Jiaiijies anil 7i45—WTHT—Carol Sing. "One cla.SH of products becomes, :C — Stella Dallas; , PerMonnel TraiiaferH. le.ss- important and the demand A turret, was an Anglo-Saxon W ilBC—^Bwiny Goodman, g;00—WTIC — Mr. and Mrs, North; WDRC—Sammy Kaye .shifts to another.” said Steinkraus. measure for corn, shaped like a a-ao—w n c ^ Loreneo Jones; "It will be ncce.ssary for some peo­ peach basket. Two pecks equaled O - - A^Jner; WNBC ^ Orchestra; WTHT—Sam Bal­ Hartford, Dec. 1 i/Ti Chairman ter; WNBC—News. Herman W. Steinkraus of the Man­ ple to move from one job to an­ one tuffet and two tufTets equaled Time Views Um^ews. other, even from one community to one bushel. Farmers often u.sed Tomorrow Night 8 O'Clock, Odfl Fellows Hull — young Wldoer 8:15—WTHT—Lot’s Learn 8pan- power committee of the Connecti­ *0 LOAN from T^wami^ 4.46_w nc ieh; WNBC— Lum and Abner. another. Much of the planning the tuffet as a stool while munch­ Brown; Ad Unefi.^ WNBC cut War council, asserting that, the p\ON'T borrow unnecessarily. SPONSORED BY KING DAVID LODGE, I. O. O. F. 8:30—w n c — Beat the Band; state's Industries must be flexible must he done locally." ing their frugal meal of cunls and •L' but If a loan Is to your Teddy Powell. \ WDRC—Dr. Christian; News; whey. benellt. get theae 4 "extras’ ’ . . . J k V ------!— OA.MES ------OM a-00—w nc—When A «3lri Mar-1 both as to quick, changes in war Woodcock, touching on night WTHT — To be Announced; goods demumfs and personnel opening of stores in war plant 1. A loan here establlshsa your' riea; WDRC —News; F o o i^ a y credit nationwide. In almost 25 G am es...... 84.00 Prise Per Game WNBC—Battle of -he Sexes. transfers, believes that "If more areas, advocated a similar proced- 400 other ‘Personar offlees. 4 Special Games ...... $10.00 Prize Per Game Minstrels; Ad liner; WTHT 8:00—w n c ,— Eddie Cantor; News; Music; WNBC— News. , For COUGHS Z. Personal’ baa the saperl- ) S|>eclal Game...... $50.00 Pria# WDRC — Lionel Barrymore; ence . serves mors people Door Prize $10.00 g.l5_\VTIC — Portia Faces Ufei WTHT — Gabriel Heat ter; DUE TO COLDS than any similar company WNBO—Dick Tracy. WNBC—Fitch Bandwagon. In the U. 8 SiMtcial Cards lOc Each. 8:30— w n c — Just Plain BIU; Takm Z, The quicker you rspsy your All Bingo Players Are Invited To Attend! WDRC — War Commentary;, 9:15-1-WTHT—Grade Fields. loan the lest It costs. tSo for Sports: WNBC — Jack Arm­ 9:30^W TIC—Mr. District Attor­ 2 weeks costs 42c. ney; WDRC—The Jack Carson 4. Ws apprsciste your busi­ strong. „ ness. 'nisra Is no "we're- 5:45_WnC —Front Page Far- Show; WTHT—Soldiers With dolng-you-s-tsvor”sUltude. :.partments o f various member sta- wants a lovely ball out of the way until the annual tions a* the sources for its news­ LITTLE. MASTERS Album ol 8 Re­ mas morning. Come In and pick iMwl games, college basketball casts .... Irving Berlin's "My horn our largo gorgeous se- broadcasting on a Saturday after­ British Buddy," as sung by Kate cordings. The World'a fineet Cloiaica noon la, to be given a network try­ Smith, will be a feature of her CBS by fomoue conduetoiu and Great UcUon— 1 . 1 9 1 9 5 . 9 5 out this week-end. The game Is show Friday night for its first AS that between Princeton and Dart'f broadcast In this country. The song tiirAijituiii fur from Wards! Orchestral. Alburn and ELECTRIC FOOTBALL ' ililS I I l mouth, play by play details to gd was written for the British version BINGO 4 Record! •— n O w Teuchdowna—Forward Posses— out on NBC with the help of BiU Of "This Is the Army." .98 'IBM »B8 tM| oaigiMM MAMHAtS m JfiCM HAf ERNO RAPEE'S MELODYLAND End Rubs — Goal Kicks — Line Stem. Plunges, ele. lust like a real iooV While tournament basketball baa programs Tonight: NBC — 7 MUSIC BOOE with Norrotioni by been carried on the networks, Fred Waring band; 8 Mr. and Mrs. txnlt gome. VeiT eXdtlng and en* mainly in summary form, and North; 8:30 Beat the Band; 9 Ed­ MUlon I. Croie. Six Musical Fairy­ tertalnlag— 4 Q f t other gramas have been described die (;;antor; 9:30 District Attorney; ST. BRID(XT’S land Stories and Songs. Highly Ulus* Batteries Exka A a ^ G w W aaO f SABLE-DYED CONEY by individual stations, this will be 10 Kay Kyser. UhJW.HAU cou trertsd. Complsts-wllb 8 lU C Q FOR THE BAflSAUL FAN — • one of the rare occasions when a | CBS—7:30 Easy Aces, now a ELECTRIC « Q Q ’ network has delved into the sport half-hour show; 8:30 Dr. Christian; MAHCHeSTIA CO»^W CHURCH BASEMENT Recordings—4 Rscords i

it la hoped toe new Hat will ba ] $ $2 5 -0 0 Bolton complete by Saturday. BEAUTIFUL HEAVY RAYON 10-00 CHKISTMSS Bolton Biiefa « « u » « r « ’r Mrs. Clyde Marshall Jim Rogers of Bolton Center la { Phone 4051. able to be about after being con­ SHOE SKATES fined to his home at Bolton Cen- | SATIN PUFFS GAMES A Largo and Varied As­ ter last week by a cold. GAMES DISH SET Thara will be a meeting and an FILLED Wit h LAMBS’ WOOL sortment to choose from lor Samuel Woodward of Nigger I Now she fon hove a Poly oU hee election of officera of the Agricul­ Hill is sufficiently Improved to be Boys and Girls—Men and tural ConMrvatlon Program held able to be out of doors after auf- | Women.'The ever populor own. Each set complete with every­ this evening at 8 p. m. In the Flre- fering from a cold last week. .(J) Tubular, Hard Toe Hockey ^aca Room of the Community thing she needs to serve iood and bev* Hall. AU fanners from Bolton and MRFICT GIFT FOR EVERY and Figure Models with erages. Very ottraedve vividly the Best QuaUty Leothsr Andover who have participated in Colored 0 1 m — Per Bet — e w v the Agricultural Conservation Berlin^s Traffic Mythical Interviews With Famous People Uppers and Cose H<»d* DOUIU-DUTY aSSEROlE Program are eligible to attend and ensd Tool Stool Blades — EXTRA LARGE BH / vote. The election of a chairman Still Demoralized I 1.19 and an alternate will be held. The Two iswrt gilts In one. Prscticsl SANTA CLAUS Sizes 1 to 12—Pair new officera will be In < charge of loo, ike covtr icespt feed warm 4.75 to 7.75 ' administering subaidiea. The pres­ Stockholm, Dec. 1—(/P)— Ber- I O f strvet * f scps'sl* pi* pUl*. ent chairman and alternate are Un’s railway and street traffic is: Foods b*ks fssIST in Pyrtx wars Cieorge O, R om of Bolton Center atill demoralized as toe result of-J Inquiring and John Swanson of,. Brandy R. A. F. bombing raids last week, — and Isslt btlt*il Christmas Cards street both of whom wisl to retire according to Tuesday editions of I 8 quart sits— only 7S f R eporter; from the positions. Berlin newspapers reaching here | P SELECTED SKIS BA CARDS MAKER Firemen’s Meeting today. Tell me, Santa, how The Bolton Volunteer Firemen , Th* Dqutsche Allgemeine Zel- in the world do you An axcallent Gift lor that Out­ • ALL Crystal Clear Glass with tpe- will hold their regular monthly tung declared that the residents manage to keep ciaVCoftee Filter that mokes meeting this evening at 7:30 p. m, of bombed Berlin are "Inltoe most | “f LAVOE-SAVErFIE FIATE S your unit so nice and door Boy or Girl. m r F R iw N f at the Villa Louisa on Birch Moun­ serious situation which {has ever Tks motl popultr stw Pyiss dith clean... going down befter tasting coiiee. tain. The meeting will open with and up sooty chim­ 4 Ft. Hord Pino, Pr...v... 1.69 DMIGN8 befallen any population."{ ever introduced! Deep witk fluted 8-5 Ox. Cup Sixe I a dinner. Many railway trains i leaving ney* I* a lot of dirty W. S. G. S. Meeting edga to keep all the Juice esd work? and arriving In Berlin a|re forced 1 In Wine and Gold, Wine and Peach, Fuchia, Copper 5 Ft Hard Pino, Pr..... 2.29 The regular meeting pf the to Use suburban stations because fisver in your, plei- Lovely, 1.85 W. 8. C. S. will be held this eve­ and Cfidar with matching corded edges. those In Berlin proper have been design with citsr gfen Yes, Santa, that is a simple BVj FI Hmd PlM. Pi-...... 3.98 ning In the . basement of the destroyed, the newspaper said, chiu’ch. AU members arc urged to handles . . . 10" siie trick, and you aren’t the Santa Glaus: while only a handful of bus aiid | 45^ attend. only one. who depends on Yl. 8. Cleaners do the Morano-Lathbuifi street car lines are operating. Moat of toe city’s subway network ! T II. S. to keep hi.s clothes al- trick . . . I send my s k i P O L E S . Justice of the Peace John Swan­ ■ulta to them every /•h son performed the marriage of was reported functioning. waya looking good. Thou­ Teakla toka wllk Cgw $ year after my Horduiwd Tip sad Uolhur Armando Moreno and Doria Edna MATCHED MIXING lOWLS 29-50 sands of Manchester folks Christman trip. Sim­ Wrist Loom- ^ A M Lathbum, both of Manchester, at make it a habit to ^nd ple, Isn’t it? Voii Papen Chosen Perfect lot mixing, baking, serv­ hivanlU Hw 1 , q 5 his home on Brandy street on tlieir clothes for regular Nov. 27. Mr. Morano Is well known ing, and stotingl Grand for baking GIFTS FOR THE CAR in Boltpn as "Rad." PACIFIC MILLS cleaning. This is » good 4r SB$ ir 9 Qft As Top Diplomat I mound takes. Attractive for serv­ STEWART-WARNER HEATER pro­ Service Men's Addresses habit to get into, for clean­ Teakla PelM.Fr • x a ^ S p duces heot within 90 seconde on the A t the lost Town Meeting it was ing salads, desserts. Set of 3, nest-, ing not only , keeps clothes 8TEEI 8X1 POta voted to do something in toe . way Cairo, Dec. 1—(IP)—Reports ed iogelhet to save coldest day* — B *T’ O f t of sending The Manchester Herald PERCALE SHEETS looking good, but also pro- Beil QuaUly- C C A lunior S i z e - * were current in Istanbul today space...... only Made From Fine Carded Yama • 4S 4I-$1 la.. Fr. W»yW to the Boltonitea in Mrvice. Mrs. that Frans Von Papen, German 95f^ . longs their life. Donald Tadford and Mrs. Frank 81x108— 12.25 90x108— 42.49 Senior Size 22e50 ambassador to Turkey, has been WE CALL FOR PsggiaU wars appointed, a c o m - M tected by A^lolf Hitler to sue- [ RUBBER BLADE FAN keeps the wind- mlttoa to inveatlgate toe possiblll- ceed Jeaehlra V’on Ribbentrop 48x38Vi PILLOWCASES AND DELIVER zhleld bee bom Bloei ^ f t A tl In order to plan anything hla foreign minister. FYREX CAKI DISH PIAL 7100 deflnlto toe addresses of toe boys Snow and MUt - (The newspaper La Suisse, In I must be known as there is a dif- Notice Ike casvesieai §lesa he*- 5 9 ^ C R Y S IA l in the pries of aubscrip- Bern, Switzerland, said Tuesday PLEASE! that there were rumors In Buda­ diesi Bekea perfect leycs ceket NOTE* Msaa to those overaeas and t o o M HOCKEY STICKS pest that Von Ribbentrop had al­ or doublet for meets, vcgetebles Help'u* — aad help yonr- at iMMna. I* No garments will be given ready resigned upon the demand end other baking. Washes eeslly. out withont MentUlcation aelf by calling for your CANDY DISH , A Uot a t all service men’s ad- **For AU Sensibh Christmas Qlfu garmento promptly. We’re Boys' Stick...... 25 dreaeee was compiled some, time of Army generals. La Suisse Apeirmakeieloytfy 9 slip, given at * the time BomiUuUy designed tweton ^ said the report was not confirmed not respoasible after 80 ,;Ago but It is now obsolete. The gift Eedi .••• only work Is accepted. days, remember! Youth. Sbe ...... Bon Boo Dleh that eenr hoelem wUl ’Aonmittoe is asking that all who and was published with reserve.) Von Papen is now believed to m m n s T O R t s toke pride bi offering sandy Of haiffr SORA buabandi or brothers intgomery School Hockey ...... " " u d S friands In toe armed service be enroute back t o . his post in | We Give Green Trading Stampsj other g o o ^ b f > ^ 1.00 oAd Cover Complete m o lffW M ii have thalr latest address to Ankara after a visit to Berlin. CoUeglcrte or Champion-- 1.55 ivlaasa call Mrs. Donald Tedford, Istanbul dispatches said It was] 28 MAIN STRET TEXTILE STORE U. S. CLEANERS & DYERS 491 Main Sr. 6771 or Mrs, Frank Paggloll, believed that Von Ribbentrop has The F . T . Blish Hardware Co. | >MANCRESTER A, L. SLOCOMB. Prop. Hockey Pucks ...... * 2 5 H unaWe to get either num­ fallen out of fayor because he Near Ward’s 013 MAIN STREET NEXT TO THE BANK 836 Main Street b s addreaaes may be left by has been unable to keep satellite, <93 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 3030 or 4052. countries In line In the face of | wmsmtmssmssssssmmssssmsmmmrnssssssssssssmssmmmm i0 aakad -and Russian military victories. i / s i l bird profestiQnal appearance, and ed hard, and everybody's helped anoe at the lletropoBlHk Fulton sai^ their use alone would taen-ysar-eld Batrlee Munsel ad I Young Singer Will mlts she has butterlUss .In her .ter first a t ths Mat. me. I ’d say I ’m Just gathering my­ Up to now She has s a damage, by water, to the Ignition Thrice-Decorated not prevent tooth decay, "but in self up to be equal to it.” J' prafesaional, eamctly tms ( system. Cues! Pitcher stomach. " I wouldn’t say I ’m acared,” she Deputy Judge Lessner I lew industrial most caaae will institute a good said judicially In the midst o f fit­ Patrice will be almost exactly both in her home tmni of I Staff at Burton’s Gathered for Dinner Meeting Fire Fighters Much of the credit for the lack measure of lontrol.” Dr. Fulton Face Hardest Test Patrlcs axpecta, fate willing, to ■ I ting FlUne’s somewhat flowing, the same age as Martto Talley was Wash. 0ns was for tbs! Pays Overparking Fine of fires is due to the men at the Officer Missing gave hit views on the department’s •ing rUene U) "Mlgnon” Saturday 'ankee Planes ' At South Church night at tha Matropolltan. It is her very dashing, oostums. “I’ve Work­ when She made her first appear- the other for servlos : heads of the departments. Chief Training Plan weekl' broadcast. New York, Dec. ® l«b - Peputy Judge George C. Took It Easy Albert Foy at the South End and Lo.s Angeles. Dec. Thrice- Raid Western Lessner took time out this Chief Roy Griswold at the North morning from hearing a case End. Both departments, working Dr. Newell S. Booth will be the decorated Lieut. Comilr. Dudley W. k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k * MONTOjOMIRf in court to pay $1.00 to Chief separately but along the same guest preacher at the South Metho­ To Be Outlined at Con­ Morton, whose intrepid American •k it -k * -k i k k k k k k k k k '^k k k * * ’ * Not One Box Alarm dist Chutch Sunday morning at the Part of Reich of Police Samuel G. Gordon for lines have the danger spots pretty ference of Executives submarine crew is credited with overtime parking. All During Month well covered and keep right after 10:45 service. Dr. Booth is a min­ sinking St least 10 enemy ships, During the course of the those who do not comply with fire ister of the Methodist Church who 111 New Haven Friday. (OoBlbined frwn One) * year hundreds of local resi­ Throughout Town. hazard regulations. has served ten years In A frica and has been reported musing in ac-1 dents pay Statutory fines for is at the present time special lec-,- The record of grass and rubbish HarUord, Dec.' 1—A new pro­ tlon. mmUi « t th* war with a imash- overtime parking, U-tuming turer at the School of Missions, Both the Manchester and the fires was cut down considerably gram for training of • industrial His wife, Harriett, dlscloaed that | kur attack on the industrial in restricted areas, passing Hartford. Seminary Foundallon.' South Manchester fire depart­ during th-; past fall season and training coordinators, devised in she had been so advised by the ■' « f SoJingen in U** German Ruhr. stop signs and lllcgRi parking, ments bad an easy time during the both department heads were wgll In the evening the Rev. George Connecticut and being offered Navy department, but told report­ The aaaault brought to 11 the nu*” - entering pleas of guilty on pleased with the cooperation of W.' Wiseman, pastor of Center past month. Over at the North here ahead of any other state, will ers she did not know where hie| l>ar of major daylight opera^ns forms for this purpose com­ householders. Methodist church. East H a rtfo ^ , A End but o.ie still alarm was turned be deacribed to Induatrial execu­ craft had been operating recently, 'terried out by Britain-based Anier- piled by former Proseciitlng will preach. r lcan airmen in November, exceed- in du.mg the 30-day period and tives at the Connecticut War since no further details were con­ Attorney Charles S. House. Rev. Ralph Ward, Jr., pastor of at the South End seven still No Rationing? '''Council’s training conference in tained in the telegram from Wash­ [ big the peak months of July and This latter procedure does the South Methodist Church is in i 'September, each of which had wlt- alarms were reported, one coming New Haven Friday. The confer­ ington. away with the accu.sfd appear­ last night at Center street when The Venus flycatcher, carnivor­ Kansas City, Missouri, represent­ While Morton’s latest ship as-i 'n w d 10 U. S. heavy bomber ing in court on minor traffic ing the New England Southern ence, at Woolsey Hall, Yale Uni­ It a -iV a lot of anti-freeze burst the hose ous plant of the Carollnas, eats in; versity, is open to all persons who slgnment has not been iuinounced, ?4forayS. infractions. in an East Hartford's man car and sects, but w ill also snap its "jaw s” Conference at a Conference on he and hia crew won fam e early | The Sollngen raid was carried Included in the list of of­ (Christian Education. .are Interested. ignited. There was considerable on anything "fed” to It. Professor Lauren B. Seeley of thiaryear through a eerles of atrik- out at a cost o f two heavy bombers fenders are many of the town’s Ing aea vlctoriee acrleved by the I and five fighters, while seven prominent citizens, including Vale, regional advisor for En­ gineering, Science and Manage- submarine Waboo, which he theh| enemy aircraft were shot dor^-- His Honor—Chairman of the commanded. aix by fighters and one by a Fort- Board of Selectmen, David ment W ar Training, outlining the new program today, declared that Exploits of the S6-year-old com­ ress. Chambers and others. indu.strlal management in the mander’s undersea veaael Included I It was the second successive raid the Binklng of an 1,800-ton Japa-I In which American fighter losses fltate “ has done Its poorest job of iT management in the field o f train­ nets deatroyer and a four-ahlp con­ Kceeded bomber losses. 16 fighters voy, aggregating 30,000 tons, at ^ and 13 bombers having been lost Lt*acler8‘Mny ing.” Wewak harbor, New Guinea, last I fonday in a massive aaaault on / ’ ■ “Some executives become fa­ First row. left to right: Mr. Bogardus, Mrs. Bogardus, Mrs. Kingman, Mr. Perlysky, Mrs. Perlysky, January, and eight other ships in | |Bremen. Meet at Iran Mr Burton Mrs. Burton. Miss Robin.son, Mrs. Longstreth, Mrs. Homewood. .Seconil row, left to right; Lhtng s every woman should hnouf miliar with only one phase of enemy waters during a second mis­ Whether these figures indicated Mrs Lang Mrs. Giglio, Miss Johnston. Miss Bantly. Mrs. Chace. Miss Charles. Mrs. Bartato, Miss 9^ training and assume that they sion reported by the N avy depart-1 the adoption of new tactics on the Strau ghal Mrs. Hurley, the Misses Thelen, Fox. and SulUvan. Thlrdrow, left to right; p ie Misses /7\ know the whole story,” he said. ment last April. In the latter en-| •The training conference.” Pro- a ir t of the Germans, whether (Continued from Page 0».e) Blackstone. Sargent, Durkin. Goalee, Lalng. Mrs. Klrschslepar, M i*. Covell, Miss Hall, Mias Sanson, gagement r ninth veeeal was dam-1 they were unable to get at ■ the about the OH.6 IHCtll S shirt fessoi Seeley said, "Is putting its aged and a trawler and two sam­ “ ■ f because of heavy figh t authority of the Office of Censor- and Mrs. Chappells. finger on the real cause of the pans wrecked.. The two patrols re-1 1 or whether they have I ship. generally inadequate state of our suited In destniction of 69,000 tons | ^ry of attacking the big Elmer Davis, OWI chief, de­ ed by Mrs. Burton, is one who that's different! present training. .The basic of enemy shipping. 1 was not immediately clared later in Washington that likes to be thought of as a young, Nazis Fought proposition Is that each company I-/ the O W I had broadcast the Reu­ Wear., Burton’s Staff progressive person. Who likes to V ■should have a program of train­ st Attack on Sollngen ters dispatch because it "already shop in a clean, neat appearing To Slaiulstill "V HERE’S no excuse fo r sloppy collars ing, complete foi everyone in the Urges Checking was all over Europe.” 'The German festerday's raid on Solingen store, who lilies smart, fashion­ on any man now. For the collar o f a plant from top to bottom who UY ALI TOUR GIFTS AT WARDS ★ news agency, DNB. a d "virtually \ the first attack on_that tar- Given Dinner able merchandise, and one who T needs training. This program everybody else” has circulated the Van Heusen white shirt, although soft and ^ The city lies 14 miles south- wishes to be waited on by sales­ (Continued from Page Ope) cannot be made by outsiders. Of Tooth Decay] Reuters report and OWI felt it comfortable, fust can't wilt or wrinkle f 3 t of oft-bombed Dusseldorf and girls having something called "Bach plant needs a man capa­ "should give Its customers some­ officers and men have been killed the site of the largest non-fer- Christmas Sales Rally Is "fizz.” The Van Heusen Shirt Collar it the only ble of planning a training pro Hartford, Dec. 1.— (ffj— Dr. John thing. too,” Davis said. The meeting was a tremendous on Mount Romania, while all at­ 118 metal casting foundry in collar lhal’a woven in one piece {woven — gram just as much as it needs a T. Fulton, chief of the Department ' fsidfrif. it Sharply Crlllclzea Beiifers success ns was shown by the inter­ tempts of the enemy to crash Yu­ Ifeurope. Its products are used In Hell! Last Night; Hear man capable of designing a new of Health Dental Hygiene division I ; , ^ -/5ri est that everyone displayed during goslav lines in central Bosnia have not just sewed) to fit the curves o f the t* ■ anilding German fighter planes: It At the same time, however, he machine. An entirely new and today suggested substituting “pop­ famed in the Aliddle Ages for sharply criticized Reuters for put­ Talk on Salesmanship. the meeting, and by the enthusi­ been repulsed with heavy losses. human neck. special course of training has been asm that prevailed 'wh^ the meet­ Stiff fighting was continuing near corn, peanuts or raisins” for ^ht* sword blades. , . - ting but the story, declaring that It’s an easy collar to iron, too. Irons devised to prepare this man for “sweets” as fi check againsl tooth | Off' J As the Fortresses struck at So- •'■if there were a conference we B. P. Burton acted as ifiaster of ing was adjounied. the town of prijepolje, the bulletin VAN HEITSEN his job. So far as can be de­ right every time becauae a fold.line has decay, caused, he said, by destruc­ , - J t , could assume from past experi­ added. gcn from the west, the Buda- ceremonies last night at the pre- I termined, nothing like this has tive acids from sugar fermenta-1 iMi! st radio asserted that two waves ence that there would be, some ar­ To the south near the town of SHIRTS! THE GIFT been actuallv woven in. A ll the buttons Christmas dinner and sales meet­ ever been done anywhere else in tlon In the mouth. 8. bombers flew over west- rangement for a simultaneous re­ Krusevo, the First Macedonian are welLanchored, the fine shirt fabrics Stanley Group . brigade Was reported holding the country.” ) "Since less than five per cent of I n Hungary in the direction of lease in all capitals involved. ing of .Burton’s Inc. Dinner was HE WOULD CHOOSE are laundry.tested and fu lly Sanforized. The rourse for coordinators. {^nimna, suggesting that Allied If that were the case,” he add­ served by the Sheridan Restaurant against strong German attacks our population are immune to | and captured large supplies of war FOR HIMSELF. Profess(ff Seeley said, mas been tooth decay,” Dr. Fulton declared; 1 ^ “ , planes from southern bases might ed, "Reuters broke a release date. in a separate dining room and was Selects Officers worked out by the Yale University rain be hitting, at Wiener Neu- I f there were no conference, then material. " i t becomes all the more necessary followed Immediately by the pep of Connecticut staffs who give the sdt, south of Vienna. the story would be an invention. In Croatia, main fighting was to consider some substitution plan {-•’h T' reported going on in the area be­ ESM W T instruction in Connecti­ o f the six planes downed Either way it is equally reprehen­ meeting. for meeting the ’sweet tooth' j Mrs. Edwin H. Brown, of 181 tween the towns of Glina and Pe- cut. Coupled with the work of erday by Allied fighters were sible.” Featured speaker of the evening urge.” which he satd subjects McKee street, was elected presi­ trinja, along the Kulpa river. Fur­ the Training Within Industry staff Americans "to terrific acid baths.” by typhoons sweeping The idea that a meeting be­ was S. H- Greenberg, owner of the of the War Manpower Commis­ Holland in support of the tween Roosevelt, Churchill an^ large department store. Worth’s, dent of the Stanley group of the ther west in the Croat coastal Mentioning apples and oranges | area, partisans and Germans were sion, it gives the first complete trejies;. One of the destroyed Stalin was probable has gained in Waterbury, Conn. Mr. Green­ South Methodist W. S. C. S.. at a as other possible substitutes. Dr. | battling in the streets of CrikVen- "set o f tools” for, the men who aes was a Junkers-188, a new tacit acceptance in recent weeks. berg, who recently attended the meeting held last night with the ica, popular peacetime seaside re­ handle training in the plants. The i t k of German light bomber. It was generally presumed that Amos Parrish Fashion Clinic in retiring president. Mrs. Alton Hall the th-ee statesmen would deem New York, and who just returned sort. Germans lost heaviljyln sev­ Smoo-oolbT Ll&e M agIcI conference Friday opens at 10 ALICE OOFRAN That the Allies were able to of 37 Holl street. Mrs. Hall has it advantageous to get together to eral clashes in Slovenia, the war Atwaya irona per- a. m. (Knows As <4«ieen AJIoe) «ry out a joint total of 21 heavy from an extensive tour of the' held the office for the past year Collar can’t wilt, be­ place their personal stamp of ap­ ready-to-wear markets of St. bulletin added. (ectly. for • SPIRITUAL MEDIUM jids last month—only one under and a half. Mrs. Brown has taken cause it’a woven in ont fold-Una proval upon the decisions taken at is actually woven in. Jap Admiral l>sves for Berlin Seventh Daughter of a Seventh Son | ■ >SH‘- he peak month of August—show Louis, Chicago, Los Angeles, and charge of publicity for the society. piece instead of the the Moscow conference and pos­ Keepa ita good ap- Bom With n Veil how effectively they were Dallas, spoke about, t he forthcom- Mrs. Harold G. Ogren of El- usual 3 lajrera. Ifioks sibly to plan further steps, to be ing Christmas season and post­ dridge street is the new vice pres-1 starched, ia aoItT ' pearanee sU day long Barcelona, Dec. 1—(iP)— Jap­ Readings Dally, Including Sunday, 1 eting the weather problem and anese Admiral Kumao Toyada left B A. M. to 9 P M. Or By Appoint­ ed lltUe respite for Germany taken against the Axis. war planning. Mr. Greenberg ident; Mrs. Herbert Sargeant, sec­ HEALTH QUIZ !vW ■ "W- Rumors that Chlang might join Barcelona by plane for Berlin yes­ ment. In the Service of the Peo­ gh the winter months, stressed the importance of good retary, and Mrs. Francis Miner of such a conference slipped into the store-keeping, emphasizing pro­ Campfield road, treasurer. | Yft tW terday after a visit to the Jap­ ple for SO year*. ^ a1 l l tom Berlin, the bull’s eye of gressive, constructive methods of anese legations in Madrid and 169 Church Street, Hartford, Coup. picture several days ago to add new Following the business the . Do you iiavi hiadachtsT □ □ aerial offensive, came reports global significance to reports of an retailing. Mr. Greenberg illustra­ members priced the toys and stuf-1 Lisbon. Plione 6-2024 CAROL BRENT SWEATERS ^ meanwhile which indicated that WARD’S THI iNCWOOD SHIRTS GIVE A MAN A JACKET— I Impending meeting. ted his talk by the u.se of a button fed animals they have made for i Doyn iKkpip or via? □ □ Narts were taking advantage The Reuters dispatch said that hook, which he used to signify an the Ghri.stmas Bazaar which opens IN FLATTERING COLdRS Lag the temporary respite—the last Do yoo |ct initablo oisilyT F IT A FTER TO WORK IN—TO RELAX INI Chiang also would meet Stalin. era of old-fashioned business at the South Methodist church to-1 □ □ rSRY WASHING! !.49 8.98 on the caplUl was Friday ideas. He described di.scourtesy, morrow afternoon. A social time Kitten-soft and so beautifully worm She'S cilmod forgal h w f ' >5ght—to move everything worth­ Dispatch As Broadcast Here’s a {acket any man will get plenty o f wear from! It comet In o untidiness. Indifference, saying with refre.shments followed. Do yoo fool doproued-Donoos? □ □ Van Heusen Shirts^ No man ever hed enough good-looking shirtsi Pick up several of while from the city. The dispatch, as broadcast by none of these could jpe attributed winter con bel Finely mode dasslcs, perfectly at homo a ifc 1 OW I. was as follows: Everybody knows that poorly digested there smart, lom-weqring Thomswoodt— and you’ll be pleased at choice of smooth eapeskin or soft nappy suede— carefully selected to Burton's or to Burton's staff, food often causes a headachy, sluggish slacks, lumpers! All wool in templing colors. . . fod, m ota^l "Lisbon, Nov, 30.— (Reuters)— Gifts fo r the to give long, satisfactory service. Styled in the popular button-front as old-fashioned, out-moded “but­ condition. the way they/Vearl And you can be sure Thornewood* won’t lose President Roosevelt and Prime HoldslO^ eii House powder blue, dusty pink. Sizes 32 to 40. And we’vo Carol F " ton hook” ideas. Mr. Greenberg But you may not know that Nature Costack model— the adjustable side strops moke It fit .snug to the Minister Churchill have already also stressed the importance of must produce each day about two pinta their comforfabla fit— they’re Sanforized, 9935 ihrinkprooff Trim, About Town digons, too, at 3.291 Buy both In matching or| completed a long conference in helping to fulfill a Christmas duty of the vital digestive juice—liver bile— hips. Two lower sloth pockets and one chest pocket provide ample Cairo and are now en route to III o f S o n to help digest your fotrt. non-wilt a^ars stay neat. Distinctive patterns in stripes, ovarploidL by bringing to the people of Man­ i Sports Enthusiast || * fer 0 lovely gift set ony girl would odorm ______Wid Mrs. Peter Wind, of somewhere in Persia to meet Pre­ If Nature fails—food doesn’t digest neat figures. Colors won't run or fodel "storage" room. Lined In cotton plofd. chester the finest selection of mer­ properly—you may get irregular. And the rXAurel Btreet, Mrs. Mabel W eir and mier Stalin, it IS known here defin­ chandise in the most attractive lira. Bertha Isleib, left this mom- amount of this vital digestive juice may itely. manner. Mrs. Clarence W. Heritage of be atill further reduced. Thus, digestive lag to spend the winter in St. "Generalissimo Chlang Kai-Shek 1089 Main street, held opeh. house Skiis. J Mr. Greenberg introduced Mr. upset and sluggishness can follow each rOB A HAPPY ENOINO TO COLLAB nOUBLES, efioose Vwi I^Stortburg, Fla. Mr. Wind will took part in the conference and will Monday night in honor of heh.son, Perlysky who spoke to the group. other in a vicious circle that keeps you etum Dec. IS. also meet Stalin. feeling rotten. Therefore, take Carter s Heusen white skirts. Quality fabrics. laundnUested, He was followed by^ Mrs. Burton Cffiarles W. Heritage who rece'nUy A communique agreed on after rddy^ Little Liver Pills because they start bile Sanforised. $2.25 — r GIFT BOXED who read a skit oh what the cua-' enli.sted in the Navy and yesterdib The .Tolly So and Sew Club met the Cairo conference will be pub­ flowing quickly—often within thirty min­ Ski Poles tomer herself desires and looks left with a buddy, Anthony Della utes. When bile flow increases—you may [laat night at the home of Mrs. Mil­ lished later this week. The three Fera, for Camp Sampson, N. Y., >vour digest!igesti on.You're on your way to lion Wegner, of 122 Campfield forward to in a good store. This statesmen met on one occasion in a was presented in the form of a for training. About 50 friends at­ feelitu!(l^rand grand all over again. Remember— MEN’S ad. While they sewed the mem- tent in the shadow of the pyramids. tended the party and Charles re­ you c^ 't get these samij results from laxa­ 1 8 discussed plans for the monologue, written by the Amos tives that (ail to stimulate the flow of bile. Toboggans "During the conference Cairo Parrish Clinic who conducted a ceived many gifts including cash. dstmas party, ’Tuesday evening, It you Im I headachy, listless, irritable was cut off from communications survey in all the large stores of SHOPS 21, at the home of Mrs. Don- with the rest of the world. Roose Early Romans were the first ■ to or depressedi^et a 26< package of Carter's E. Smith, 132 Campfield road. tho United States, going directly Little Liver I^ils at any drugstore today. 907 MAIN STREET WELDON BUILDING velt and Chiang Kai-Shek, who to the consumer for her viewpoint. adopt asparagus as an article of KThe meeting next Tuesday eve- Take as direct^ Tomorrow see how fit was was accompanied by Madame The American woman, as describ­ food. sndjlive_^ouTl_ftd^ Hockey Ining will be held wdth Mrs. Gert- Chlang, travelled to Cairo by air flrude Barnard of 20 'lo o re street while Churchill travelled by sea.' Sticks tea ifl'ninFiTruff' In London, Reuters is-sued this GOOD-LOOKING RAYON HOSII Hartford District workers of the statement: ' # i Women’s Benefit Association will 1 Surprised at Criticism BOYS WANT STRIPID SHIRTSl %l in semi-sheers for "oil occasion" weorl 42 gauge . . . a doser I hold their 12th annual Christmas i juncheon at the Blue Front Rcs- ‘Reuters express surprise that Goggles You con bet your ration book, that boy o f yours likes strlpesi They're % for longer wear. In 100 Denier rayon . . . for smooth, good Mr. Elmer Davis should in his illa u ra n t N6rth Main and North ’’grown-up", they’re colorful, they blend well with his ties! Sturdy, ISchool streets, Tuesday. Dec. 7, statement criticize Reuters with I Oi welll Wl-faihloned. Reinforced tops, feet. 814-1054* at 12:30 noon. A ll members from out ascertaining the facts. The full cut percales, striped and tailored like hit Dad'sl h •Rockville, Hartford, East Hart­ Reuters message was a result of I Hots ford New Britain, Willimantic spontaneous journalistic enter- | and this town have been Invited. prise by Douglas Brown, chief of j d O T H I N G I Those planning to be present the Reuters bureau in Lisbon. should notify Mrs. Josie Kelsh, "There was no embargo or re­ Boxing 7145, by Saturday, Dec. 4. They striction, sgreed or otherwise, on ^ I R k-' are also requested to provide a sending anywhere In the world a l*6-cent gift for the grab-bag. , Gloves story breaking in Lisbon. If there Fqr Victims of War In r ‘k.,; had been such an embargo Reu­ Robert W. Lucey, son of Mr. and ifts ters would have observed it. V - There’s a Jewelery Gift for everyone on Your Xmas Shopping List J iM rt. E. A. Lucey, of 202 South "Reuters was not allowed to OlVI SHINING IMBROIDIRIO [Main street, was graduated today Brook I from the Transportation Corps publish the message in London. The position is that Reuters was m a n d a r in S L im R S , 1.96 I Officer Candidate school and com- V- Liberated\ Countries Is at liberty to deliver the message Bracele;! and _jila8ioned a second lieutenant in Tubular ,/ W hat womon’s hoort wouldn’t skip a boot ot the sight o f Iheso lus­ l ^ e Arm y of the United States- at to overseas newspaper clients of / [N ew Orleans. La. Lieutenant Lu- Reuters but was not at liberty to trous, lovely dippers under her Chrldmos tree? M ode o f shimmering deliver it to British newspapers. Pendant Sets GAY NEW HANDBAG IDEAS! 1 .9 I cey teas Inducted on June 16, 1942. and Hockey Poime sotbi, they’re foshioned In the RaHerIng Mandarin style, with "Reuters further points out that iH e is a graduate of Manchester Needed fn Huge Quantities Striking big shoulder-strap bags in sporty felt fabriesi Long on I'Hlgh school and of. Vale University European radio stations have car­ THORNEWPOD TIBS FLEAM MINI 49^ delicate Rorol embroidery on the croa stropfc flafform leather sole 1 in the Class of 1942. ried numerous rumors of this and p o d d ^ spring heel give Just enough height. Soft pink or baby stunning pouches in dressy roygn faille! Lots of novelty styles on iheetlng during the past week and SHOE SKATES ||« Any man on your gift list Would be proud lo own fheM Heel And $ 1 6 * 3 0 up fobrta, too, in your choice of Hie seoson s telors. King David Lodge, I. 6. O. F„ that the ’America Calling’ radio what o variety to choose from o f W ordtl Colors galore, and dk blue. Net RoMonedl I Will work the third degree on a service from 'Algiers broadcast a You can help by tdking inventory of your wardrobe With the Pattnt«d I hk I class Of candidates Friday evening report of a Cairo meeting to Eu­ troCtiy* detlgnt. Mad# o f deek, rayons that waor walL ^ at Odd Fellows’ temple. Main and rope on Nov. 30.” Side Guard and Ankle Support I Blast Center streets. Wilbur Love- 'Reuters could send the story C ro ss^ and Handsome and giving what you ^n. Please Do So At Once! I r Iland and Loyden Clarke will colla- abroad although unable to issue N o Coupons Needed To Buy Shoe Skates. Iborate in handling the degree on it in London because of a British la large class of candidates. Re- censorship provision whlph per­ Chains , Compacts ^ Yoilr Help Is Vital In Securing These Things. ' Ifteahments will follo.w. mits transit through London of '\ mes.sages from other {ioints like Bobby Hindebrand. son of Mr. Lisbon and Ankara without inter­ Colorful prints an4 enamel land Mrs. John Hildebrand of ference—on the ground they could Ridge street. w »s operated cn at be sent out by other routes anyr $1*65 up top compacts. The ideal gift Ijfanchester Memorial hospital this In Manchester This Compaigli Is Being Sponsored way. for a lovely lady. {m om lng for appendicitis. (iannot Be Altered Stone Set ’‘J■» terr ■' The Second Congregational Such transit messages cannot be By Tlie ' ' ■ ■ ■ ;' ' y.. . __ ■ -...Midf I Women’s League wlU meet tomor- altered in passing through London, IgQW afternoon at the home of Mrs. and neither can they be distribut­ Earrings ■ Ralph Rockwell, 32 Starkweather ed in Britain If domestic censor­ 5X WOOL DOUBLE BLANKETS 2.741 ] street. Mrs. Philip Ranney and ship‘rules apply. L. Stone Set* Cameo MIN’S MfT KID sunmu 2.7 5 'The Berlin radio today quoted letter quality! Ruffy mixtures o f S% new Wool, 95% cotloiv' iV r s . Earl Butler will act as host- CHRISTMAS. TREE LIGHTS HEU urn UQUIH SOCKS h > 3 9 < ‘ ,V $ 0 comfortoble, he'll wont to w eor them everywhere, ond so prac- les. The League has voted this the Born correspondent of the CHURCHES OF ALL urilh all the warmth-retaining^wool In the nop! They weigh ^ Swedish newspaper, Svenska Dag- $3*00 pf. up Pendants ticol, he’ll olmosf be able to! Supple blown Wd In goreless Romeo iM ar because of war shortages, to Bracelets Quality royon’ ond cottons with mercerized tops, foes and heetsi In ave a ’’Falrless B'aiF’ and Is so- biadet, as saying Stalin in his or Everett styles, wiih leather soles, rubber heels. Not rationed! pounds, measure 70''x80". Sateen binding. PeitDi ploidL I Ucltlng its members and the church journey to. Iran was accompanied Real Englldi knlt-ki patterns, mercerized throughout! Rich colors |•ttendanta to contribute before the by Vice Commissar of Foreign la chgvrem* sfrlpai, 11x4 ribs, links ond linktl 10 to 12 ond 13. ]•rBt of January, a sum that they Affairs Maxim Litvlnoff, Marshal DENOMINATIONS $ 7 . 5 0 up $ 5 . 2 5 up i *. Manchester ■would probably spend in giving and A. Vassilevsky, chief of staff of Gents’ Tie Sets I patronizing a regulation fair. the Soviet army, and other prom­ ■ ■ ' “ V . ' . I. - ■ L, inent Soviet, civil and military Manbers of . the Manchester officials ’’who will presumably $2.25 and up Bring Your Old Clothes to the Qothing Depot in the Vacant Store at U SI YOUR CRBDIV e e IjHaroptiinist Club'have been invited take part in the conferences of^ & Supply Company Any purchases tataling $10 ar more will open a monthly pc^ymont Its attaod a get-together Saturday the *blg three’.” occount. ln|oy tho things you wont n o w ... poy from your incomo. lavsnlng at 7 o'clock of the new The broadcast added that Ed­ 1011 M AIN S T R E E T F. T. Bllfih, 8r. F. T. Bllnh, Jr. iRBringHeld Soroptlmist Club, ^ to uard Benei, president of the pro­ DONNELLY'S SEE PUR CATALOGS .V • . “ If It’s Hardware W e Have It” ■ ‘ at the Old Colony Club| visional Czechoslovak government, Chain and Knife Sets for thousands of values hove not mom.to corry In our stem gfield. Reservations Should would not talM part ta any nego­ JEWELERS - ATTHECENTER 877 MAIN STREET PHONE 4425 HN-M8 MAIM Or To the Church You Are Affiliated With stocks. Yoo con order these jtems Ih our catalog deportmont. fSiate before Thursday evening tiations but ‘iwould probably at­ $2.75 and up Open Saturday Nights Until Xmas. eanijtg Mias Doris Rivenburg, tend at least some of the confer­ bSM. ences as an observer,’’ )NESDAT, DECEMBER 1 ,194S

I London as likely to sstxo m . any could finance such a project with­ unidentified, told the governor auggestion of merciful peace terma Colt’s W o T k e rs that this would be a means of Ulh Army Slashes Merry-Making Christmas Cake Six Accepted that might couie from any con­ out difficulty. luds Proposes Pay The Republican chief executive, demonstrating that states can Obituary ference of President Roosevelt, handle problema oif. this nature Past Seized Ridge; Prime Mlniatei Churchill and Confer Degree Higher Tax for ^c^me indicating his approval of the . To Be Jurors Premltr BUlln, U said to have left general idea, said that he as yet themaelvea. J. M. Reardon - .4"“ ^ For Veterans Had not found time to study the There Will Be A Future For Hundreds Of.Thoil- Heavy Air Backing open one offer which asked these C* . .D e a th s conceeslone In return for the over­ Fill Chairs in Manches­ In New Revenue Bill ' « ' matter in detail. ~ Man Eater? Court Excuses Three of throw of Hitler: » Gray Endorses Snggeatto* JjMrf RMkIcnt Who la (Continued from Page One) 1— Guarantees ' that Germany Unemployment Com­ Carl A. Gray, chairman o f Gi<» sands Of Sayings Depositors Panel Suiniiioiied for ter Lodge of Masons Phineas T. Barnum, showman S. M. Alvord would be occupied by forces from pensation ^Fiind Seen State Reemployment commission, ; Rtato Policeniaii Is solid German positions sliake with DeCaro’ s Trial. ' ' the west or United Nations under Last Evening. Single Fcrsoiifi ami Mar- endorsed the suggesUqn saying extraordinary, emptied his mu­ detonations of explosives. a joint American-Brltlah command that it would give diachaigred seum more quickly, thus making ; C M . rieil ( AHipIcs ^ bo Able to Finance Plun. room for more customers, by Becjause They Have A Past Dies in Sleep Nine waves of Allied bombers —a precaution against Ivesian oc­ ■ Members of the Maronic frater­ servicemen time to avail them­ V ■ '■— and 50 formations of Allied fight­ 'Hartford, Dec.- 1 '—(>Pl — Mrs. hanging over the #Rlt door a sign cupation. Huv4* Heeii Filing Sepa­ 4iu'tford, Dec. 1—(4’i— Gov. selves ” of vocational training reading “This Way to the Egress.” Mat* PoBm rim i JamM M. Rear- ers and fighter-bombers swept over Florence Russell, Burlington 2— Guarantees that Germanynity who arc employed at the Colt’s courses now planned to fit them hou.sewlfe. . the first pro.spective Raythi>nd E. Baldwin had before Jofi, « t Tt Benton atreet, ta on# of the Eighth Army front and left would be permitted to retain a re­ Patent Fire Arms plant in Hart­ rate Reliirns .VITeelefl. for post-war jobs. The pa.st represenls the money they have saved Bolton Resitlciil . -Was Nazi strongpoints shattered heaps juror interrognted tmlay as the duced Army to Inauro againat civil ford filled the chairs last night at him t<^ay a proposal that Con­ t o m inamben of the Stat# Police first degree murder trial of Carlo The sponsors, who remained of nubble. war, demolizlng gradually after a the Temple here to confer the Mas­ Bv .lame* Marlow and (ieorge , necticut lead the nation by pro­ from earning.s, especially in recent years when Oapartmcnt cited today by Com- Teacher in Harlforil The Germans are offering very DeCaro. 19, Thompsonvl lie, entered republican government waa elect­ ZIelke viding a uniform ayatem of unem­ mlaaioner Edward J. Hickey for fierce resistance for every inch of it# second day in Superior»court, ed and eatabhahed. ter Mason degree on an associated- earnings have been high. Schools 36 Years. Washington. Dec. —(4’)—The ! flutatandtng police work. TJe ground.” , a military commentator was accepted by both the state and 3:—Guarantees that Germany employee. There were three other 1 ployment Insurance paymenta to eeremonlea were at the Colcheeter said, and as a result are suffering the defense to become the fifth would be allowed the right of eco­ candidates for the degree. new revenue bill, now before thc^ servicemen during the post-war Samuel M. Alvord, master of the Senate, spells Amewhat higher in- ; The future represents the opporlunlty to wisely and Danleleon barrack#. huge casualties. But they were juror accepted. nomic rehabilitation. There was a large attendance reconversion period—$22 weekly IF YdU WANT Hartford Grammar school and expected to make violent effort.s tij Walter P. Kelletler of Ea.st Hart,- and the Master Mason degree was come taxes Cot Two groups -single - for 18 weeks to those earning at The men cited are Lieut. William Viewed With Suspicion persons, and married couples who ; Shopping Days use the money tha^ they will have available In the E. Mackenr.ie, now in charge of the teacher of KLatin in the Hartford recapture Sangro ridge, their best ford WHS accepted as the sixth exceptionally well exemplified. It least $144 in the first calendar juror to sit on the case, shortly af­ The latter two proposals paiticu- have been filing separatf return#. traffic divieion at headquarter#; Public High'school for 36 years, defensive position for miles. was presented in an interesting Tin CHRISTMAS year they served. post war period. ter noon. larly are viewed with suspicion, it It also would Increase income ZX3 Bute Policeman Albert A. Powell. (The German communique, is said, because they would leave manner. Masons who are employ­ It wqs suggested that the Con­ HELP died in his sle6p at his home in broadcast from Berlin admitted Three women ana one man were ed in Colt's are members of the taxe.s to some extent for all mar- necticut unemployment compensa­ Danielaon; Jamei M. Reardon, now Bolton last night. He was 74 the militarista free to influence the .. ried persona whose net income It’s never too late to start saving for whatever on fire investigatioh at headquar­ "bloody fighting" had tauten place accepted yesterday when 25 pro­ formation of a new government Colt's Cable club and when they tlona arc prorated by months when tion fund, described as at a peak. years of age. \ along the Sangro and that a breach spective jurors were questioned. come to Manchester to work the runs above $4,000. . . . j ters; and Vernon C. Gedney. Col­ Mr. Alvord retired "froni active and insure Germany of economic These increases would be in ao- there's a change of status during for planning any sort MlmDistms future you may have in mind. aeveral miles deep had been made They are Mrs. Francis C. Brooks, degree they always attract a large chester. J J . school duty on .tiily 1. 1936 snd hss resources for rebuilding her Army, I ditioii to the hold-over debt on the the year. in German positions.) Bristol; Mrs. Loretta G. Fitzgerald, attendance. Mackenzie was commended for lived at his home in Bolton Cen- Hitler, awai-e of the existence oT imcanceled 25 per cent of 1942 or Blind persons would be taxed of a banquet or cater­ his'tliork in helping to foil a bank In man-to-man ligbtjng many a Windsor; A. W. Hall, retired far­ this group but unable to wipe it The chairs were filled as follows: 194,3 taxes—whichever is lower— W 6ary Feet ; ter. \y. M. Ray C. Waterman; S. W. less. The bill carries an additional robbery that had been planned in From 1914 until the date of hia bitterly resisting German pocket mer of Berlin. out because of its strength, is said half of which is due next March- $500 a year exemption for them. .Putnaiii In May. 1941 He posed that had been left isolated by the DeCaro. is charged with the to be playing it off against the Thomas Crawshaw; J. W. Fred etirement he held the title of The proposed IkkisIs result prin­ ing occasion then see r to upper bronchial as a safebreakcr add became a 'J? Eighth Army tide waa mopped up first degree murder of Salvatore Nazi party and generals like Field Waterman; Secy. John F. Cullin; cipally from attempU to simplify Perk Up With aeter of the Hartford Grammar S. D. Otto Newman: J. D.aFred Named Elmwood I’a*tor tubes with soothing part of the gang that had planned .school, predecessor of the Hartford by British, Indian and New Zea­ Bonelli. 62. of.Thonipsonville, Sept Marshal Erwin Rommel, Gen, Al­ the tax set-up. If the Senate ap­ medicinal vapors. the robbery. land patrols. 25. in that town. fred Jodi. Gen. Kurt Zeitzler and Clark; S. S, l.ewi8 Munson; .I. S. proves the House-passed bill, as or call The Savings Bank PiiblicHjgh school. He was facul­ Paul Carter: Chaplain, ' Charles Middlebury. Dec. 1.—(4’)—The i nu m i i Captured .\mied Thief ty advisoi''(<)r both the HPHS and In two qmall towns alone mop-up Of the 25 members of the panel Admiral Karl Doenitz, chief of the expected, and it becomes law. in­ Ice-Mint Treat riiest and bade sur- Oedney was given an award for Morse; Organist. Clarence Wood; Rev. Raymond E. Kennedy, pas­ When feet bora. rellnmM etlns end erew BuqWARBOIiOS Hopkins debating clubs and was squads took about 130 prisoners. of 64 questioned yesterday, nine German fleet. . come tax arithmetic will be a lot lao** Uk* a Tmna-- meritorious service for capturing ■». Mai-shal, Howard Miller; Tiler, tor of the R. C. Church of St. .tei> ie torture, don't im t erooa end do one of Hartford's best known The Fifth Ajm y advance chipped were excused by the court and six One peace offer la said to have D o th le *. Bub oo * little lee-MInt. Fraetr Ing pooltlc*. an armed thief in East Hampton, each by the defense and the state, William C. Bray; G.M.H.A. I.con- John of the Oioss for seven years, WhlteTereem-tnie, Ite eoolins eoothine oom- ARNOLD PAGANl teachers. ' , off another pieqe of the mountain Japanese force# had entered the Here's a cake that really says come from a group auppiorted by The bill vvimld do Uiese things, five minutes after he had stolon an 'Merry Christmas"'-— Fruited each, of whom are a.llowed 25 per­ ■some of Htiler's own tools. Di­ ard Hilton. starling with 1914 iiicoiiie; has been named pastor of St. fo rt heipe drive Uie Are end pein rish t out automobile on November 1, 1941. He leaves his widOvi;. Mrs. Mary block barring th\i'oad to open val­ clt.v Monday. Following the decice work le- Briilgef.s ehurch, Elmwood, suc­ . . . Ured mueelee relex in sretefol relief. of Manchester Alvord; one son. Morgah H. Alvord. leys leading to Rbme In the area TTie Chine.se also-claimed the re­ Chneoiate Marble Cake. It has emptory challenges. rected at certain ciroles in Russia, 1. Combine the victory lax w i^ A world of difference in a few minutea. See Telephone 3902 or 5790 MUIOHS OF SMTimt reUeve dls> and given honorable mention for freshments were served. ceeding the late Rev. John Mc- how Ire-M int heipe eoften up come end and one granddaughter, '-v. between Venafro anH Alfedena. capture of Tehslian on the high­ dates and nuts for festive flavor, Today the court excused three it proposed an end to the war on the regular income tax, raising tpc ttesS o f oolds this Oouble-aettan apprehending two men in a street Kcon. 1 cellnaeea to a GeC fo o t ha p p T t« J e y . the He was a inember of the 'Bolton In other sectors pN^^the Fifth is baked in a lube or square pan members of the panel who were the eastern front, with the Ger- normal income tax (now 6 per Ica-HInt war. Y w drussiet has lee-Utnt. way beeaua* It’* so eflectlve-so A Mutual Savings Bank brawl in Portland. January 19, this way between Changteh and Chang­ Bottles .Marked Graven easyl Ju*t rub throat, chest. Center Congregational church apd Army front patrols pusl^ forward sha in, Hunan province and wiped and lopped with creamy chocolate questioned after Mr*. Russell. mons withdrawing to the 1939 cent) to 10 p*r cent, keeping the One, William S. Griswold. West aaO ba«li With good old Vicks j^AnUOTlC SERVICE Buy War Ronds and Morie War Bond.s! chaiiman of the church corhmltteie, and at GalluciP, four m ll^ south­ out most of the Japanese troops in frosting! frontier line in Poland and con­ first two hrackels of surtaxes the Powell was given a meritorious Hartford, sai(^ that he had read During World War I, wine bot­ same as at present. 13 and 16 per TapoRub a t bedUmw. The funeral will be held Satur­ west of Venafro, there werX^eavy two nearby villages. Of course you'll Want to send cluding economic-military agree­ iMtaulhr VapoRub goes to Work aervice a%vard for his single-hand­ the same kind of cake to your boy about the case in the newspapers ments with Russia to keep Britain tles were used ti mark the graves rent, ind making few changes in —fi WWW at eae*. as Illustrated ed capture of two armed criminally day afternoon at 2:30 at the Bolton artillery duels. Two Chine.se eoliimns, by-pa.s.s- Congregational church. and girl in the service. Well, bake and might have difficulty exclud­ out of Europe. This same group is of many French soldiers. The name the upper bracket surtaxes. EXCLUSIVE WITH BECK’S above—to relieve coughing , insane men who had e.scaped from Better weather permitted ine ing Changteh with the. evident in­ and other information were placed 2. Eliminate the earned income .strategic .bombar'diiient groups ^ theirs" in square pans, wrap well in ing any opinion he might have as also said to have made an aimistice h ^ clear congestion In Norwich Slate hospital in June, tention of surroiiiullng the invad- a result of that reading from his proposal to Britain, which would inside the bottle, which waa tight­ credit (10 per cent of net income) upper branchial tubes, and Inrlta He.iry Fhaneuf swing into stgUon, but the Libera­ ^g forces around the city niean- waxed (lapcr, and fit into sturdy eamlactbic stem. Often by moro- 1942. boxes. This cake stays fresh, keeps consideration of the case. -allow Germany to concentrate on ly corked and half-buried beside not allowed on normal income tax. Both Powell and Reardon were Henry Phancuf, a former real tors on the FHeyme raid were ham­ ivhjle, converged on the highway Confer With Judge 3. Set up a minimum tax to get tng raoiR of toe misery .of the pered by clouds in asse.ssing the moist a long time, and travels Russia. the grave. Cited for their part in apprehend­ dent of Manchester for a number towlv of Linli, little more than 20 There was -a short recess this sohie revenue from persons who m d b gone. When a cold strlkee, damage. They werq^ accompanied well. Point-thrifty Spry, you see, tty time-tested Vicks ViqxiRob. ing a pyromaniac who started fires of years, died Sunday, November milesNiprth of Changteh, A major morning during w'hlch counsel for now pay only the victory tax. Advertise in The Herald——It Pays 21. at the MtlfOrd hospital, of a by Lightnings. l.s the pure bland shortening that which caused more than J3,000.000 portion \of the Japane.se troops gives you cake with wonderful the state and the accused confer­ 4. Leave regular income tax . damage in forests of Connecticut heart attack. He will be remem B-26 Marauders cut the railroad there was^vvithdrawn. red with Judge William H. Comley exemptions unchanged except that bered as a pioneer motion picture track and probably hit fhe rail­ stay-freshness and rieh flavor. W«SK«WW««W«WWM(WWW«HlCeVWiaf«MK«IC4SM(«(««fafW«f:^«W«Mi« and Rhode Island between April. Personuliv IHrects Fighting As a Gift Cake for friends, a in chambers. married couples filing separate 1940 and April. 1942. operator at the old Park theater, way bridge at Albinia, 80 mUcs Yesterday Chief Defense Coun­ turns would get $500 exemption also at the State theater here. Un­ north of Rome, and slashed the Gen. Yu Chbag-Wan. latest Chi­ birthday or special-treat cake any nese hero of the Asiatic war, per- time. Fruited Chocolate Marble sel Reinhard L. Gideon had asked each Instead of the present com­ til recently he was employed at roads near Foligno and Orvleto in the court to permit a physical and bined total of $1,200. For such the Vought-Slkorsky Aircraft central Italy. By night R.A.F. isopally directed the bloody fight­ Cake is a winner. Lc* it win carols ing which cleared Changteh’s of praise for you this Chri.stmas! mental examination of DeCaro. A couples, this means paying taxes plant in Stratford. Bostons bombed apd strafed roads Southern Coal atreet.A of the enemy by 8 j'tlock Friiiled ( hoeolale Marble Cake principal point of thg defense is on an additional $200 of income. M r Phaneuf leaves his wife. and river craft all the way from expected to be that DeCaro. while Lose Largely Offeet Pescara to Ancona on the east this morning. '% cup Spry Mrs. Celia La Croix Phancuf and 1 '.J teaspoons salt not legally insane is not a fit sub­ In general. In the case of the five sons and daughters. They are coast. Earlier, Chinese high com­ ject for ca'pitol punishment, rely­ Owners Stay mand discloseck^that the city was IL teaspoons vanilla average married man. losis of the Mrs. Elmore A. Wittkofske of this The Germqns made their strong­ ing on an 187.8 ca.se, that of the earned Income credit is largely off­ est attempt in days to break up '■still firmly in ijhlnese hand.«," in­ 1 \ cups sugar I town, Mrs. Robert Bridges Miss 3 eggs, unbeaten Stale versus Anderson. set bv application of the regular lOOS^ VIRGIN WOOL Classic Dress she has Out of Talks Helen Phaneuf. Roy Phaneuf, all the Tactical Air Force's blows dicating a general Improvement in Today Judge Comley immedi­ exemption to the tax rate increase along the Eighth Army front and the fighting in northefn rfiihan 3", teaspoons baking powder been waiting for! Tailored to perfection, of Milford, Conn.; Henry Phaneuf, 3 cups sifted flour ately preceding the recess ob­ which replaces the victory tax. At five Focke-Wulf fighters were province. served that the situation "relates with genuine English calf hand-braided belt. (Continued from Pago One) Jr., who la somewhere In the 1 cut water present, he pays the victory tax on Southwest Pacific. He also leaves shot down. • Wiping out a Japanese gara-Uson, only to the. question as to what everything he makes abotit *624 a Newest shades. Sizes 10-18. the Chinese said, they recapUM;ed 1^'j ounces chocolate, melted five grandchildren and a sister, (The London radio, in a broad­ .3 tablespoons water freedom shall be accorded the de» year. Under the proposed bill, hia lirrangement whereby mlnera are the town of Toayiian, f6 mile's, Mrs. Robert Kerr, Jr. of Blssell cast recorded by U. S. goveni- ’2 cup nuts, finely chopped cense in the matter of certain in­ income up to $1,200 a year (plus pAld at a special rate for under­ ment monitors, quoted reports southwest of Changteh, and also quiry and experiments, so that Hardware: ground travel time, assumed to be street, a brother Alfred Phaneuf '2 Clip dates, finely chopped $S50 for each dependent) is of this town and several nieces and from the Italian front today as occupied Shihmen, 40 miles to the Blend Spry, salt and vanilla. there is no reason why the matter exempt. 65 minutes a day. saying that the British Eighth northwest of the besieged city. should be heard as a part of this nephews. Add iiugiir gradually and cream It works the other way for the ^ 0 8 At the Interior department yea- Army was within two miles of Take Stnitegic Points procedure for the selection of the tefday before a roomful of opera- Hia funeral was held Wednesday well. Add eggs, singly, beating single person. He also has been Lanciano, an important German At the same lime. Chinese forces well after eagh addition. Sift bak­ jur>’ and in the presence of the ac­ paying a victory tax on everything i- tors and United Mine Workers of- at nine o’clock in St. Gabriel cused.” vilclal#, Ickea urged that all those church, with burial In St. Mary s defense center about 18, miles moving eastward closer to the ing powder with flour three times. above $624 a year. Under the new \V«> iidvlne .vour earliest selertlon. southeast of the Adriatic port of Nothing further was said about "willing to negotiate within the cemetery, Milford, Conn. Yangtze river were said to have Add to-creamed mixture, alter­ PICTURES i plan, he’d pay the Increased tax on a* « e have a limited supply of Ickes-Lewia framework go ahead Pescara.) taken several strategic points nately with! one cup water, mixing the matter after court reconvened. MIRRORS everything above $500 a year BOTONV FLANNEI.S. The Allied command announced Prints and Oil Reproductions I and do t. All those unwilling Mrs. Mary F. l,aCPittsburgh, Dec. 1—(4b—Philip Insisted, and Ickes made it plain, Layiiieii’g Sunday Gusika Also Taken Murray, president of the CIO am! that any contract must be condi­ the United Steelworkers of Amer­ tioned on "adequate” prices. He To Be Observed ica, announced today that the told them he never yet asked any (Continiied troni Page One) About Town Steelworkers’ International Execu­ Have a “Goke” = Sit, maak jouself tuis producer to operate at a loss, and tive board had recommended a < S IT DOW N, M AKE YO URSELF A T HO M E) jdiaclosed he sent a strong appeal Sunday, Dec: 5, will be Y-ay- ium bombers .shooting 75mm pro­ The United Polish Societies of “general wage adjustment” of 17 yesterday to the Office of Price men’s Sunday at the Second Con­ jectiles from their noses are knock­ Manchester w ill hold a meeting cents an hour for 500,000 "basic Administration that operators gregational chureh, as announced ing out enemy barges and shipping Sunday, Dec. 5. at the Polish- steel” workers. who can make out a prlma facie by Ralph Rockwell of Starkweath­ along the New Guinea ndrth coast. Americarf club rooms, 106 Clinton case of need should be given er street, who is chairman of the Two days ago one of these fl??- street, at 6:30 p. m. The commit­ promptly another price increase Laymen's committee of the Hart­ Ing cannons pumped shells into a tee of these societies .requests all in addition to increases granted ford East Association of Churches. heavy cargo ship off wewak and the membera to attend this meet­ Some Don'ts IT Men of the church w'lll have full last Saturday. blew'it right out of the water. ing this being the last of this 2. War Labor board approval. charge of the program. Music will (It was announced this week in year and If these societies are to for Pimples Edward R. Burke.' chief spokes­ be furnished by a men's chorus of Washington . that the Army had Don’t scratch — don’t squeeze, 18 voices, under the direction of exiat in the future^ to gather man for southern producers, has installed the 75mm camion In funds for the Polish relief. . pimples—you may infect yourself. insisted the War Labor board Organist Ramette. some of its B-25a operating in the Don’t suffer from Itching, of pim­ The pulpit will be occupied for would not approve continuation South and Southwest Pacific Clifford J, McNamara, deputy ples, Eczema, angry red blotches or SKATES of the Ickes-Lcwis formula when the second time by the well known areas.) other irritations, when soothing lay leader and churchman. collector of Internal Revenue, will the mines leave government pos- The heavily-gunned planes have be at the post office here from Peterson’s "Ointment "offers you Ladies’ Tuhiilar aession, but would require that Charles ft. Turner of the Hartford been operating mostly in experi­ quick relief. Makes the skin look MaVe sure of your selection by choos­ Masoi.s Supply Company. Mr. Tur­ 8:30 a. m. until 5 p. m. tomorrow ing from our comfort-insuring gift travel time then be computed mental stages for the past month tc assist in making out income tax better, feel better, 35c all drug­ White Shoe Skates more exactly than the assumed ner of the Hartford Masons Sup­ between Sio and Saidor on the gists. Money back if one applica­ Sweaters. ply Company. Mr. Turner is a fav­ declarations. He will be in Room 45 minutes a day. New Guinea coast, but new'spa- 1, the lower part of the post office tion does not delight you. Peter­ Pair orite speaker at the sessions of the per correspondents have been un­ son's Ointment also soothes Irrl- lekns liiiplie« .Vveeptam-e Everyn*iun's Bible class at the Sec­ building. It is planned to have a Ami I p able to write about them for se­ .tated, tired or itchy feet and cracks -.98 Ickes is repoited to have replied ond Congregational church. He revenue representative here every .explosively to this contention at curity reasons. ""hursday from now on between toes. MEN’S SLIP-ON and COAT was also invited to occupy the pul-^ Crews of these planes returning ■yesterday's meeting, .saying .such pil' of the Talcottville Congrega­ speculation is "obstructive and from their first mission express­ At Elen’s Tuluilar tional church when it observed Vv"S: probably intended- to be obstruc­ Laymen's Sunday early in the sea­ ed astonishment over their accom­ SWEATERS ’ Hoekey Skales tive.” Ickes implied the War son. plishments. ■ Good Selection! 'Labor board will .accept the new "I pumped one of those 75s in­ No Ration Stamp to the biggest building in Saidor P-air contract. He declared "You j . Required. , know what the government will and the whole damn place just ' $2.98 to $5.95 • 11/ ,\ n d U p approve because you know what Wesleyan Grads blew up,” one crew member said. It has approved." “We caught a barge off the POPULAR Highest Quality New coast and sank it with one shot,” Much of the seji.slon was taken Oil Exeliaiige Ship M EN’S s l e e v e l e s s up with a severe verbal drubbing another flier said. which Lewis and Ickes adminis-' ------" ■ r Of course the amazing thing is Martinsville Glassware Silex Coffee Makers tered to Wiilter k’eliy, spokesman Middletown, Dec. T.—uPi -H. L. how the plane stays together aft­ SWEATERS- $1.98 to $3.98 Tumblers and Stemware,Of All Kinds— 30c Each and Up. Ckmnelly. Wesleyan Alumni secre­ er the terrific explosion of the 75.' for tbe Tennessee Coal, Iron an.d 855 MAIN STREET RUBINOW BUILDING 2 Cup — 4 Cup — 6 Cup — 8 Cup “P; Railroad company, a eubsidiary tary. te^rted today that two Not enough credit for this in­ Including the regular Army and Navy aleeveleaa $2-95 novation in air firepower can be ■ ) . , _____ • of U. S. Steel, who was not pre­ Wesleyan graduates were, among Sweatera in Navy Blue and Khaki. Small, mediujn ____ V ■ ——*^*M*^**^ pared to say whether hia company the repatriates returning to the given Lieut. Gen. George C. Ken­ and large. way to know folks in South Africa would feo along with the northern United States from China on the ney, commander of Allied Air HUNTING KNIVES or the southern group. He said exchange liner SS Gripsholm. Forces in the Southwest Pacific. ^ 'Fruit and Vegetable Specials * Boy Scout Knivefi ^ gff tiou% mmk€ yomrstlj at bomt, say# the bospiuble South Afhcan to the vtsidog^ bo could give a decision later. They are: Dean Stanle>- D. Wil­ He also has been responsible for Army Commando Style. 8” Blade. Q F ) several other changii , which have "How Tate?” John L. Lewis son ,''09, dean of the Oillege of Made for Service Men ^ .•■koil. "There is a war on, you Natural Sciences at Tenching Uni­ been made on American aircraft YELLOW BANANAS MeINTOSH APPLES American. H*ve s '‘Coke ’, says hifi guest, and he’f undewtood at once. 1f t $ $2.25 up, Jdsow." versity since 1929, and Edward E. after they arrived here fronj the 3 Lbs. 29c BOYS’ SWEATERS Ickea oecuaed Kelly of "hid- Dixon, Jr., '20. associated with the United States. ,, 13c Lb. phrase that says. Welcome, neighbor, from Capetown to Cape Cod. The worid 11 OTHER HUNTING K N IV E S ...... *2.19 and Up b ic," "eqiuivooating" and ".sabo­ Methodist missions in Tientsin, f i .()RId a .ir$ rr. o r a n g e s Kuldwin ami Greening Apples taging" the negotiations. He said China since his eradiialitui. Help Chinese Drive SHp-un and Goat Styles over, Coca-Cola is tbe symbol ot the pmmee tbot rejrtslm,~‘i3ae happy nsMting KNIFE AND FORK SETS $6.95 and a | il ha would have more respect for 29c Doz. 4 Lbs. 39c $1.98 to $3.98 CARVING SETS $3.98 and up KaMy’e Arm if it heid replied, “No, • ■ Former 8ok>n Die* Japs from Changteh ground for kindly-minded sirangero. ^ ■ **Coke**sCoenX:ola 6aTea you, no.” Chungking, Dec. 1. — — TANGERINES FRESH CELERY Boys’ Sleeveless | Wh«i time cama for Burke to North Branford, Dec. I —(4b— Ifsnatutalfopi^ . ^ ^ American and Chinese planes, SO acquire ftie iid ly abbteviv oigtc the poaition of the Bouttaern Former State Rep. Alfred D. Rose. providing a “brilliant air c»Ver." 29c Doz. 19c Bunch Sweaters .1 ...... $2.50 lO ltllD UMbI# A01HO»ltV OP TM COCA-COlA COfifAtlt ST Coal |>roiirn ■ ^mUbaC-CfiNi I Barker, both of this town. ‘ headquarters announced Ik ii R4GE rOTJRTEEIf MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1 ,194» manian civilians, archives and Sta­ sions were cut to pitces because Sports Minot Leagues Stage Revolt at New York ple supplies. they were the last to, be with­ lee in Face Streams of Rumanians settled drawn and bore the brunt of the oh the broad mud flat oof Bessa­ Russian attacks throughout the By Hugh rnllertOB. Jr. « than he can about baaeball.... -H« 1 rabia pour daily into Rumania retreat. e n New York. Dec. 1.—(iF)— Com-{ might do well to send out a couple \ Of Red Gains proper, driving their cattle and Germans occupying unofficial Items of Interest to Local Wo miMioner K. i... Landia doean’t ! o f (Aieaapeake Baya or lAbradOT Steagler Rams Tackle carts filled with household goods positions in Rumania arc leaving even etay at the hotel where thta ; to retrieve a few halt players for Poor Fights the country quietly, taking their Reign of Landis’ befnre them. week's baaeball meetlnga are be-^ hia club. Beginning Oct. 20 Rumania be­ families and as much goods as ;^DeUiIs o f Mass Exo« they can carry, amidst fears that Ing held, but no one'e name la j . ------Result From • gan to evacuate troops from the heard much oftener than hia—pn- | Flab SU»0' dns of Rumanians Are Cripjea, where she had eight divi­ Rumania Itself will be Invaded. Shopping with Judy leaa you listen to the gaga about Soldiera at Camp Edwards, sions. Two or three divisions got Some German soldiers In Odes­ Gohtrol in Doubt Told by Travelers. sa. who lost their units, are selling Cutting Bill COX.. .The principal Adeaa are | Maas., vouch for t ^ yarn—-ao Bad Pairing j ^ - - — ---- o«it, but Since the Battle of Krivoi Look! either that the Judge wUl in ter-, naturaUy we wouldn t w g ^ with Rog began the Germans prevailed their arms. Advertisement— Advertisement— Advertiaeinent- vene eomehow to prevent an open i them... .Seenw that S t :it li)4 I J n ilp r Privileges was the real dresslaf IlUnbul. Dec. 1— UP) —DeUils on the Rumanians not to with­ Gay peasant accessories are battle among U»e minor cliculta boya Were walking ^ on g the I n r a i i a n i s a ia i u n u m i c r jj ^ o f o muB exodiM of Rumanians draw more troops from the Cri­ Corners Viscusi’s Program Bad .solid with srtiart teens this bols are to be found bn most of from bccoriiing more poen than it i near that Cape Cod Fire A lso; H ubbell I» lowed to ballot, the chances am mea so as not to weaken German (^asc of Burglary Fall! Brlgtitly embroidered, ia or that one reason for thU whole | they noticed a large school ,.i rock ’ the “ rebellion” stirred up by A Oaclnff the Crimea, Odessa and positions north of the peninsula. the 1943 Christrtiaa greeting Christmas parties can help in At Auditorium Last ilOMarabia in the face of the Red teens simply love peasant sus­ cards. The verses echo the well- the Food Fights for Freedom Cam- fuss U that some of the boys are j baea In R e t i r e d b y G i a n t s 4 0 powerful group among the nine 'Army’s onslaught in southern Compared to Kuban Action penders for their skirts— sauev nows. . . . Running into the break o . loops which did function in '48 will Susppcl (^oiiliiiiiecl hived designs with sincere ex- i paign, if you give '^irizcs for the sniping at Landis.. It isn'. quite Night; McDowell Is ItuaBia ha^e been brought here by Incensed over the failure tp get calots for their curls—and era, the soldiers waited until the H ead ra m i aysteni as be'put out like a cigarette under their troops out of what they con­ pres.slons of a happier and Vtc- best score in thoA "Sharing and clear how Landis could do any­ Winner Over Fiorello. travelers from Rumania. peasant bags to hold all their Q thing official to help re-elect the fish came close and then put their 'D . 1A Gie shower. The group of rebels torious New Year. | P ly in g Square With Food” quiz. Here is a composite of their re- sider the Crimean trap, Ruman­ New Haven. Dec, -Sid­ knick-knacks! football training to good use by Reward for lo Years mciude the intema- 1 HELLO THERE:— ■ / ' ItT a true or false quiz. other judge—W. G. Bramham— portsi ians at home arc comparing the ney Gootkin, 26, of New Haven, kUking the fish out of the water Lou Viscusi Introduced a new V a i t k f i i l ' tional League, American Associa- situation bitterly to that in the THIS IS THE CHRISTMAS TO THINK AND BUDGET Are You Puzzled .\bout Gifts but he can toaj around a lot of r a l t h l l l l s e r v C . .v and the Piedmont League. Awrteen trains leave Odessa being held under $10,000 bond on CARKFULLY BEFORE MAKING A SINGLE GIFT SELECTION. For I-urge Sizes? weight for a 129-pounder and onto the beach-----They claim they feature at the' Auditorium last daily for Rumania, carrying Ru­ Kuban, where two Rumanian divi­ a charge of Idlcnc.ss in connection Quiz Questions booted out 80 poi nda of baas, Most of the 16 loops figure to Luxury and non-essential gifts a r c /’out" in favor of War Bonds, You can find large size doesn’t hesitate to do it' when It’s night at Hartford. For some time By Hid Keder with a Ferry street store burg­ donations to war charities, and neco's.sary buying. Aiid Christmas (1) A soldier eats ?'j times as ranging In size from three to seven be regular party liners who will slips to size 50 for $1.59, much as a civilian. (2) Top legal for the good of basetAll.... Latest most of the war news from abroad New "ii'ork, , Dec.' 1—(/15—The lary, had his case continued in "Shop Early” Is more than a slogan; it is your patriotic duty. Flex­ skirts to size 36 for word on the Braham vs. Shaugh- pounds. vote for Bramham’s re-election to city court until Dec. 8. ibility is needed In Christmas "list.s',’ this year that if a certain prices for the same foods are the has consisted of delaying action, fanciest fireworks in 40 years of his $25,000-a-ycar job and for re­ Between the $3.98, good-looking wool same In every store. ' (3) Ypur nessy duel is that the minora are Court officials said they wanted item is not available, therie are just as good substitutes or re­ sweaters to size 52 for ev-nly divided, four leagues for Quo! Of the Day or rear guard fighting. This was minor league baseball blow up in newal of the major-minor pact, by time for further investigation and placements to choo.se from too. four merchants all along Main grocer must post top legal prices Bob Carpenter, president of the, one loud "bang” today, and when winch Landis wields his power $3.98. and pretty nighties up to for his store. (4) One of the big each and the Pacific Coast Circuit exemplified nicely by Wild Bill to question another man. street .have done their utmost to make your shopping the pleasure size 52 for $3.98. at Fradin’s. split and lacking a president to Phillies: "Herb Pennock wanU McDowell of Patterson. New York, the shooting is over Commission­ over the minors. Neighbors reasons some foods are hard to So hot was the slugging In the Gootkin was detained as a su.s- it has always been and have striven to keep their prices within cast the deciding vote. more time to th nk things over be­ who gained the decision" over Jer­ ers Kenesaw M. Landis and Wil­ ! pect despite the fact that he in­ get is because more people have fore he accepts my offer. He’s with liam G. Bramham will either be clinches over the voting question, every budget. They will more than^pprcdlate your co-operation this Walt Till He Sees These Krum ry FiorelU of New York. This wss E%'eryone wants to make this money to buy them. (5) If you a good organization and I'd think that these 16 clrcuiti, headed by sisted througho\it five hours of Christmas. Olenney’s The Big Show supposed to be a grudge fight hut waving a bigger stick Uian ever— questioning by detectives yester­ hiSliday season as Christmasy as There are many suggestions here tonight to • make. yo' a bit of grudge xvas in evi­ or won’t have any stick at all. the reviving Texas League, were M ade w itltffeirto spare! I Watch him radiate with Christ­ or dairy, there is no need to give Service men overseas wdll get ready to dump the entire row into day that he had no knowledge of possible under the circumstances. ping easier and we know they will meet with your approval! mas cheer after he’s opened each first look at the American League’s Yawkey.’! dence at the Auditori,^. It was a Opening the third day of the up ration stamps. (6) If you eat ______y Landis' lap, giving him jurisdic­ the Nov. 29 crime. That's why a lot of , busy people box and seen the gifts you have ■sw^Il movie of the 1943 World poor card from start to finish. "revolution” of the winter base­ He is the husband of Mrs. Ruth in restaurants and don’t use your Service Dept. Wild Bill was about as wild as Ma­ ball I -ectings, the minors went tion on th ground that when the plan to work In enough extra time Slip Some Slippers on ThsI sure you will ne remembered so carefully selected from Glen- Series.. . .The league is sending nine operating leagues took the Miller Gootkin, 22. who.se five- ney’s Men's Shop. You’ll be glad ration stamps, you should destroy Ensign B^n Poyner, former jor Hoople’s goat. from separate sessions into the to make a fruit cake. Christmas Tree! gratefully on many winter nights. them. (7) Practically all the food over 125 copies of the film, which votes away it constituted "conduct year-old mute daughter by a pre­ The best dre.sscd Christmas when your bcdjacket gift will you in.sisted on se'.ecting top qual­ Oklahoma U. and Cleveland Rama The new feature by Viscusi was general get-together of the Na­ ChriHlmSH Fnilt Cake we send to Ru.ssia Is for her army. takef in every scoring play... .the a heavyweight scrap and brought tional Assoclati n of Professional detrimental to baseball.” vious marriage was found aban­ trees this year are shod to suit prove its comforting charm! ity apparel wifh individuality and next showing will bo at camps on fullback who was a Chief Special­ 9 (Makes about I 'j pounds iiilx- (8) If your grocer or butcher sells ist aboard an aircraft carrier now out tlie Brooklyn Bounce. Joe Baseball leagues,, headed for the With the ivory market shut up doned in Grand Central station in tiire) the family! Yes, what could oe durability expertly tailored into this side and civilian organiza­ as tight as the little red school- September, 1942, in what was then above top legal prices, you should is at the New Orleans Naval Arm­ Levy looked like a fighter sitting bitterest brawl over control and Two and one-hsif .cups sifted more' appreciated gift^ for Moth- ,\ Good Huy on Rugs at Benson's its distinctive styling such as any first call It to his attention. (9) tions will hBve to wait until the house at midnight, the minor leag-^ called "the ca.se of Little Miss No­ A grand new shipment of oval of the three well known makes of ed Guard center awaiting asalgn- on hia stool before the first gong. power ever faced by Landis in 22 cake flour, 1 teaspoon baking ert Dad, Sis and Junior than slip­ If he persists, you should report service demand slrckens. That was the first and last bell for years as High Commissioner of uers monopolized the spotlight— body." powder, 1 teaspoon salt, '* tea­ pers that will fiimisih comfort braiiled rugs size 2x4 have ar­ men's shirts, the Interwoven Hos­ ment as a gun crew commander. and were having a lot of fun out It to the Price Panel of your local So Is his brother, Lieut. (JG) him last night. Freddie Schott of the national pastime or by Bram­ He was not connected with the spoon cloves, '/i teaspoon cinna­ and good looka far into the fu­ rived at Benson’s. $2.98 and $3.98, iery or Hansen Gloves, among Ration Board. (10) Your name can Lobby Patrol of being the big guys of the meet­ abandonment. as well as some marvelous close­ many other favored apparel items Amos Poyner, a former Phillips U. Akron, Ohio, knocked him down ham in his titree terms and 12 mon. li teaspoon nutmeg, l.j tea­ ture! Whatls more, they’re unra- be used without permission by the The reason KJki Cuyler took a four times and made it stick the years as minor league "Czar.” ings. spoon allspice. 2 cups seedless tioned at C. E. House and Son! ly woven rag rugs, sizes 2x4 for for "him” at Glenncy’s. Southern Association managerial footballer. They have four more Hubbell Retires * ! Price Panel In investigating vio­ brothers in the Navy and their last time with a beautifully timed With the nine operating minor raisins, 2 -ups currants. 1 l-.lcups Come in now to choose “from our $2.98. Don’t ml.ss this value! lations. (11) By paying no more po t Is that Jimmy Wilson was so loops reported split four-and-four, The major leagues canr.e up parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Poy­ one-two. Levy went down and Marlford to Hear finely cut citron. 1 1-3 cups chop­ variety of delightful styles -all ------For Women in Defense Plants or than top legal prices you help sure ot being fired that he couldn t bounced out of the way the first and one "on the fence,” all signs with some developments, yester­ ped walnut meats, 1 cup butter or sturdy and fit for endurance, fash- The I,argesl .Yssortment of Toys Other Work stamp out the Black Market. (12) assure KiW that he could continue ner, are in defense work In Cali­ two times and took a nine count pointed to a photo finish over (1) day, chief of which were the re­ other shortening, cups sugar, loncd for complimenting leisure , In Town If you want to keep clean and It's all right to turn over expired as a C-Jb coach----- Texas League fornia___ Sol Diamond, the “ Hon­ the third time but Referee Proto whether Landis will lose entire tirement of King Carl Hubbell, Tucker’s Orchestra 6 egg yolks, unbeaten, ' i cup cold moments! _.Such an array of fresh at work on machines, etc., ration stamps to your grocer. (13) moguls, who came here'all set to est brakeman’s” son. recently was merely showed Levy to hia comer conrol of the minors through the southpaw pitching ace for 16 commissioned second lieutenant in coffee. ♦ toys in Marlow's do see the sanforized work -clothes It’s not fair to use ration books resume operations next spring, are after his seconds managed to get "death” of the iron-clad major- years, to become head of the New Sift flour once, measure, add \ llcflectlqn of Good Taste tor of denim at Montgomery Wards. the anti-aircraft forces at Camp minor league agreemeht, (2) York Glsnts’ growing farm sys­ Tommy Tucker and his famous basement, electric of members of your family who reported to have cooled j.*f over- him on his feet. baking powder, salt and spices, Christmas trains, d r ii m a A two-piece slack suit with short eat in an organized mesa of the might___ Bob Carpenter, the Phil­ Davis. N. C...... Marine Captain Johnny Cesaro knocked out Whether Brkmham will be voted tem. and the report that Bucky hand, one of America’s leading and sift together three times. Sift '.'tutiful mirrors of sleeves in navy blue that will give armed forces. (14) The Home Edward Singletary, former Rice Joey lahottl in the first round in out of office as National Associa­ Harris, recently appointed man­ t musical organ!/.atlons. will start dolls, mechanical lies' rookie boss, likes to teil about John Butler. Phil-Pltt Steagles* back, hugs t y (e y o w ) as he balances on ^ne while ',j cup of flour mixture over hamlsome genuine Pitt.s- ' toys, steel trucks you months of smart wearability, Front Pledge to pay no more than Institute grid captain, was tossed two minutes and 15 seconds. Irish tion President, to be succeeded by ager of Buffalo in the rntemation- I three days' in person appear- W In sizes 12 to 20 for $3.98 and in the time he started to warm up ramming into Wilbur Moore (35). Washington Redskins' baric, strjppe.U Butler » « « ’'• he g^ned fruits and huts, mixing well. hurgh Plate glass have baby walkers, doll top -legal prices, and to buy no with ex-Yankee Arndt Jorgeis and 20 feet into ihe air when a mine Bobby Henry failed to show up. It Frank J. Shaughnessy, the Inter­ al League, might be offered tlM 'nce on the stage of the .State Cream blitter or other shortening, sizes 38 to 44, $4.98. a value you left by the retreating Japs e::plod- 9 yards in the first period of the Redskins-Steagles game played in Washington D. C ^rry Job as general manager of Uia arrived at The Johnson ciothes, games of all • kinds and rationed food without giving up his first pitch caught Arndt right looked like a aoft spot for the C a b r ^ (84). SteaglM’ end. sits down as though he wa.s waiting for Moore to be dumped into his national League head, and (3) heater. Hartford, this Friday, add sugar gradually and cream to­ Paint Company. With shouldn’t miss! . n.n.iei la.. ed on Guadalcanal. He Pf^bably transplanted Boston fighter and Whether 16 leagues which had Philllea’ organization If Herb Pen- jiist thousands of toys too numer­ ration stamps, has been taken by on the knee___ Can *i-ter can talk lap. Phll-Pitt whipped the league-leading Redskins 27-14. {AP Wirephoto.) 'ommy 'Tucker features lovely gether until light and fluffy. Add arti.stlc gold framing and also ous to mention. The prices are more than 12,000,000 Americans. with a lot more authority about thought he was right back in the he took advantage of his oppor­ their battle to get the balloU back nock turns the spot down.. .my Arnell. "Swanee .Sweet- rgg yolks, one at a time, beating plain in ovals, oblongs and rectan­ reasonable and you’ll be .sure to No Gallantry of Heart (15) A butcher can reduce th» hunting dogs, mostly retrievers. I Southwest Conference.______tunity to roll up another victory. to vote In the scramble. This last waa the day’s entry in cart"; Don Brown, romantic har- thoroughly aftr each. Add flour, gular shapes and priced from find Junior's every wish for By C. K. Ouer point value of meats In danger of The fans ^were now demanding Real Brawl the "life’s Ilttl Jokes" sweep­ tone: Kerwin Somerville, "The alternately with coffee, beating $7.90 up. Grand for over the fire­ Christmas. Let me to the infirmities of age spoilage but does not have to re­ that Viscusi get someone to prove These 16 were ”dts-franchised” stakes, for Bucky was fired an well after each addition. Add fruit manager of the Phils last J i^ by LUI*VBUmR SOCKf Man Who Comes Around” : Bud place mantel, in the hall or bed­ No leniency permit! Life ts not duce the price. that the Hartford boy can tage it. because they didn’t operate in Kimker, "A Fool and his Drums"; mixture and mix thoroughly. room. I»vely Kiirrings to Catch Her life The building process seems about Carpenter Likes Baseball 1913, although continuing to pay William (I Used to Play for Tale) Bivins Risks Local Sport Cox, who later was wiped out og and Voices Three, outstanding vo­ Light Fruit Cake Mixture Eye This Christniiis Set in the cosiest corner of a cage over. National Association dues. And With eyes and ears closed against Check Y’ourself ' Freddie Polowitzer gained the baseball forever by Landis for bet­ cal trio. Tommy Tucker also (Makes about 3 pounds mixture) The Ideal Christmas Gift for Metal ones -in lovely designs what finally happens to them in outer strife. Answers- (1) True. (2) False. decision over Gus Bowes of New their fight for return of voting ting on ball gamea. brlnga with him a sparkling re­ Two and one-half cups sifted Baby and Mother Too! and metal set with glowing (3) True. You can get your own NBA Rating And Sports of All Sorts vue featuring several top-notch Oh no. it is an ember yet afire— Chatter London In the best scrap of the cake floui. 1 teaspoon baking pow- The new Klcctrcsteeni baby .stones, pearl .set. clusters, a bright copy of price lists from your rs- Closely woven of sturdy yam, and longer wearing because entertainers Including Walter der, 1 teaspoon salt, 2-3 cup finely stone surrounded by tiny bl-illianls A glow that holds the heat within night. The.ie boys really gave from bottle warmer at Benson's will it still. Uon board. (4) True. (51 FaUe. Bv Jack Dwyer start to finish and Polowitzer could they’re reinforced at heel and toe. You’ll be wise to buy Nlll.son; "A Nut on Wheels," and cut candied cherries. 2-3 cup fine­ qu and brooches to match. The ear­ j IMSII Alt in WI Of WW If Of f rifrifrifW ffkPf-" -* —*—*^“************ ****** ******B***B*B*B*B*B*B^*dl catch your eye. V can plug it ii While something like a flame may Farmers and dairies must collect Meets Murray Tonight Hersild Sports Editor easily move into the semi-final spot Bv Harrv Gra.vxon several pairs for the men on your Christmas Gift list, be­ Ro.ss & La Pierre in "Their Own ly cut candied pineapple, 2-3 cup anywhere and quickly heat his ring from $2 up and the sets of ear­ stamps in the same way as store­ Hill Biines Meet Big Broadcast of 1944”. On flare up higher, any time he cares to train. NEA Sports Editor East Hartford Team cause he’ll get more semdee from each pair. Sec our fincl.v cut citron, 1 1-3 cups chop­ nibs bottle. Bettor reserve yours ring and brooch SO .’iO up. Nice keepers. (6) True. (7) True. (8) At Cleveland in 10 Football Oxer screen, "Oh My Darling Clemen ped blanched almonds. 3-1 cup wallets for "him" too in genuine Blown by the sturdy bellows of The main bout w m just one of Wilmington, Del., Dec. 1.—The splendid assortment of plain and clock patterns in the now though only $2.49. at Ben­ the will! True. (0) True. (10) False. Your newest shades. tine." a delightful comedy with a shredded coconut, finely cut; 2 leather, $2.00 up. at Matthew Round Scrap. Except for one or two scattered those things that were sent out as National League rot a good man rhe All-Rockville basketball son’s. Life’s not time's fool! It may out­ name can be used only with your a build up. McDowell would keep great cast. * tea-spoons grated lemon rind, 3-4 Wior’s. Jeweler. permission. (II ) True. By paying games the 1943 football season is In Robert Ruliph Morgan, Carpen­ team will face the Wolverines There will be a midnight show wit the years. Fiorello off balance with a short ter. Jr., 28, youngest club head in of East Hartford at Rockville cup butter or other shortening, 1 Toprankers in the Pipe Field— no more than top legal prices you By LAiry Smith over. The bowl games are due on Friday only. cup sugar. 6 egg whites, unbeat­ Though these their dusty ashes on left, rip a right hand to the body, major league history. tomorrow evening. The game SUIT THE GIFT The Buddy Box— For the Man The .Monarch it pour. eliminate illegal proflLs, on which Cleveland, Dec. i —( ^ —Jimmy within the next few weeks after going away. The New Yorker tried 1 There are late stage .shows Sat­ en; 1-4 cup lemon juice, 1-2 cup With Bobby Carpenter's ascen­ Will be played st the Maple c pr. You can't- give him anything In the J4ervlce the Black Market feeds. (12) 55 3 prs. $1.60 I urday and Sunday at 10 p. m. orange Juice. .Shaving cream, tooth- A blaze that's banked lasts longer, Bivins swaps punches tonight with that a silence to our fighting men hard but. the awkward looking Mc­ dancy, Herb Pennock was a cinch street gym at eight o'clock he'll appreciate more, if he likes so one hears. False. (13) True. (14) True. (15) Dowell, made him miss and look Sift flour once, measure, add powder and pine fra» False. He must reduce price, too. a clouter who has won 25 of his in all pqrts of the world. It to be offered the general manager­ following a preliminary be­ baking p<*"'der and salt, and sift to smoke, than b good briar pipe. And nothing's dead that has an bad. It might be said that Mc­ tween the Suicides of Man­ UNUSUAL VALUE! The king of ail pipes is the Mon­ grant soap, both re­ 36 proflghts by knockouts, but must mean a lot to some of these ship of the Philadelphia Nationals together three timos. Sift 1-2 cup freshing and masculine ardent core. millfona fighting in all comers of Dowell appeared to be suffering Pennock coached Carpenter at chester and the Gitlen Service 100% PURE WOOL ARGYLL HOSE...... $1.00 Pair Windsor Offiror arch that assures a dry bowl, a It this be error proved upon my Wine Wisdom aside from choosing some new from a bad cold. He clowned a lot TO THE MAN of flour mixture over fruits, nuts cool Smoke and guarantees no for $1.75. Shipped for the earth to hear their favorite Tower Hill, a Station Stars. Pop Gleason and coconut, mixing thoroughly. head. swing records for his dressing but kept down to business long and Paul PhilllpM will officiate. I 20c c.xtra to any service camp m Dry wines are those which con­ teams, some of their friends who private school \ Add lemon rind to butter and juice all peiinls that a man looKs Then may l die. but not, please enough to gain the decision. Selecl a gift that suits his personality and adda Awarded Cross for in a good pipe. These genuine the U. S. Call 7224. Louise Haw- tain little or no susar, and forti­ room phonograph Jivin’ James are playing and the outcome was in Wilmington, The Hill Billies are said to cream well; add sugar gradually, le.v. Beauty Counsellor, 20 Coburn God, In bed. always something to "shoot the where the scion have a fast combination this utility and flexibility to his wartime wardroba. creaming until light and fluffy. Monarch briar pipes are available G’hvc now. fied wines are those in which i • isn’t making any special prepara­ at Keller’s Men's Shop and .sell! f^*^**^'Manchester but quick! proportion of alcohol and sugai i." breeze about in between games. of the du Pont year and with Jeff Koeslch at Southwest Pacific Headquarters, A dd three egg white.s, one at a tions for the lO-rounder at the the hclir expert to go places. Make it one which is comfortable to wear and Keller’s Men’s Wear for $3.50 and $5.00! Judy higher. Except for an occasional prize millions played Nov. 25.— (Delayed) —f/P>— Seven time, beating thoroughly after ,V New U nc of Gifts for Children arena. Bruins Beat complimentary to the wearer. “ As Individual As Your Finsrer Print” Army airmen were awarded the "I don’t guess that Mr. Bivins fight the air will be dead until football and bas­ each; Add flour, alternately with At rotlortoM'f* next April. What then to pass i Distinguished Flying Cross toilay fruit juice and remaining egg Start now planning to till your ever has met a puncher like me,” ketball. Kennett 887 MAIN ST. NEXT TO FEDERAL BAKE SHOP g Christmas cookie jars and , candy Rocking hor.-^eN, wngons, chil­ away ' the long hours while at \ Square, Pa., Pen-^ sire to place a Wilmington club In by Lieut. Gen. George C. Kenney, whites, boating thoroughly after dren's swings, shoo-fliCH, kitchen | declares confident Lee (j. Mur­ Chicago 6-5 holders. Home-made sweets make SLIPPERS ray, rhallengcr of the Cleveland war? This writer would suggest , notk'a old home thi- Cla.s.s B Interstate League, the Shop Early for Fir»t Choice of Our Allied, Air Force commander for each addition. Add fruit mixture step stools, bathroom stools, hob- j eUler Cai|ienter built Wilmington and mix well. the holidays seem old-fashioned negro’s National Boxing Associa­ writing to these chaps about the | town, is not far their- heroism in flight and excep­ by horses and ha.ssocks. Has.socks, | Park, one of the finest minor tional and outstanding accomplish­ and friendly. FOR ’HER" CHRISTMAS GIVE HER A tion rating as top man among the common place things that hap- 1 from this domain Quality Merchandise by the way from $1.9.5 up. at R. ». pen. ICheck Blackhawks Rally of the du Fonts, league plants. The venerable own­ ment In the face of great danger Keep Christinas Fricndl.v Potterton's at the Center. active heavyweights. Distinctive I’leturcs to I’ lease Cosy Comfort! Trainer Ray Arcel elaborates Full of Surprises I and the new er of the Athletica gave or sold the above and beyond the line of duty. In Final Seconds But Carpcnter.s half intcre.it in the Among those decorated was Why not tell your friend.s that Every Tuate on that remark with the declara­ This year brought about many i president of the Reproductions of famous paint­ For the l.oiig Winter Evenings Smart Styling! upsets and surprises for the so- Blue Rocks. Bobby was made Capt. Julius F. Ransom, Jr., 110 your home will be open all day .Vhead , tion his dusky warrior is the only Coutreau Stops Drive. T o S wUh'the Bob Carpenter HALE'S SELF SERVE Preston street, Winosor, Conn. Christmas and ask them to drop ings in all sizes beautifully fighter with a chance of beating called experts. Every last one president. framed. Reprints of famous orlgi-1 A good game of bridge helps to And They’re of them picked Notre Dame to famous left-handei. The Origrinal In New Eni^land! In any time You'll be surpri.sed pass a long winter evening pleas­ Joe Louis. what a pleasant way that Is to nals. hand touched, as w-ell as end thu year with a perfect rec­ Bv The A»s«ciatedl I’ ress Good looking six-foot Bobby Young Cai'pei.tcr became the antly'and playing cards make a; Non Arcel reports the former ,St. Maurice Courteau, the rookie celebrate the feast of human original, genuine oils by Verde Louis Golden Glover was fired as ord. Yet few stopped to realize Cariienter has picked up 20 pounds guarantor of University of Dela- Stiiclcnts Protest and Brown. French botany prints thoughtful gift. You can And an! that the Irish faced a stiff sched­ goalie the Boston Bruins pulled up since lie. was a fast and agiiressive brotherhood. enviable selection at The Dewey-1 a Louis sparring partner because warc’.i fo(itb.all fortunes, brought AND HEALTH MARKET Have a table with refreshments by Provost $2725 that arc ex­ Rationed ule, defeated all of their college from their eastern league Boston end for Wallace Wade at Duke in Richman Co. in double packs ot he staggered the champ Instead Otvinpics. made good in the Na­ Bill Murray from Duke a« coach. Norway Arrests On It, ready for the caller. A quisite and a large display of in­ of serving as a punching bag dur­ games on top. Then, on succes­ 1935-36-37. He caught passe, with Delaware. whU:h tiid not jila.v this teresting, colorful pictures pricea the Guild Playing cards for $1 ' sive Saturdays, they met the two tional Hockey League last night the best, covered punts in fine large ^ w l of fruit punch, a and $1.25. , ing the Brown Bomber's training ss th» Bnjins upset, the Chicago fall Ixia.its an unbeaten streak of fruit cake or some other appro­ from $1 to $29,95, at B. D. Pearl’s, for his second fight with Arturo toughe.it opponents on their style. He was democratic and 21 games (two^ties). Fancy Fruit Cakes Appliance and Furniture Centre, I fOft A GIfl schedules. Something had to BlHcknawk.s, 6 to .5. popuiar on the campus. He did not Stockholm, Dec. 1—I/P)— Stu­ priate cake, and sandwiches, nuts Everyone From Dehs to Grand­ Godoy. Carpenter's Wilmington team of 599 Main street. happen and did. But the selec­ A crowd bf 10,000 thrilled at the graduate, has said he was the only I^arge and Small. To Send To Service Men! dents throughout Sweden protest­ and raisins. If you like, you might ' mother Wants Sweaters for "There wasn’t much In the pa­ Boston Garden as the Bruins the American Profes.ildnsl Basket­ ed today against the wholesale tion of the majority of the .sporta amateur on the squad. have creamed chicken, too.- It Christmas pers about it. but it’s the truth staved off a furious rally by the ball League does very well at the arrest of Norwegian students by No, You’re Not Having .Mglit- Of m OWN write'Vs throughout the country Hiose who know him now hy can be made in large quantity and Pretty and endle.ssly wearable that Joe heard a flock of birdies Chicagoans in the last 55 seconds. gate playing In the State Armory. German occupation authorities... kept In the kitchen over hot wa­ mares nr llullticinutlona, ' There R: nominated the South Bend team Bobby Carpenter can be pleasant .\1|ia<’u Pile Coals All Kinds of Tobacco in Lb. Cans are the lovely sweaters seen at singing just after Lee bad tagged The Blackhawks pulled out their The Blue Bombers won the cham­ At a mass meeting in Stock­ ter. Or you may have one of those Iteally Is a "Purple Cow” him.” Arcel contends. the best in the U. S. A. The goalie from the nets and threw all enough—at times. He has a nice You’ll rave over the purple The Wilrose, all wool too, sizes 34 pionship in 194i-42, their first sea­ $21.U0 and up holm university, more than 300 electric hostess servers, which to 40, from $2.98 to $7.98. Ador­ CHOICE..:.fftOM Bivins assumes this typically Washington Redskin pulled the theiT six men into a mad scramble family, a charming wife and Rob­ Bmunveet students appealed to the Swedish keeps food hot right on the buffet cow in the form of an ash- biggest upset of the year and that, ert Ruliph Morgan III, three, and son li. the wheel. able nighties $2.98 to $4.98, cot­ unconcerned attitude: ’ for the tying goal. Carpenter promotc.i boxing In government to "try everything in table. f tra.v and the cute dogs in ap- ton quilted housecoats $5.98, sat­ "I’ll find out what kind of a on successive Sundays. They But i.ouiteau, given good sup­ Mary Koy, one. ^ .$2.47 and up AT Wilmington and has hao a piece Broadcloth Pajamas . . its power to save our Norwegian Whatever refreshments you de­ A pealing poses seen at McGlll- fighter he Is when we fight. 1 first stopped the Bears and then port by his teamates, covered Conversc—but they’re disap­ in quilted and corduroy $10.98 of two bovs. Lou Brooks. Negro Prune Juice fellow-students and their teachers cide on, keep them simple, easy tp and $13.98. A perfect selection of like to fight a guy I never saw. went down to defeat before the every opening as he blocked shots A rich man’s son. a rich man pearing in a hurry so you’d better urton's heavyweight, and A1 Tribuani, a from the fate now threatening serve and, o f course, easy to keep blouses $2.98 to $3.98, -sizes 32 to Don't have to bother planning Steagles. Beat that, if yon can. from all angles. himself now. a real du Pont—on sec them now to make amusing GUSTAFSON’S Breiilwood Sweaters. . . , $3.9.'y and up them." fresh and Inviting. 40, dainty slips $2.00 to $3.98 and what to do. You just go out and How Come. Hlllhouse? Although his team lost. Bill his mother’s side—Bobby Carpen­ welterweight. Christmas gifts and only 98c each. 841 Main St., Manchester / m smart skirts $2.98 to $7.98—all at Brownbilt Shoe Store fight. To decide a championship is Mosienko, of the Blackhawks, took ter IS keenly interested in sjiorts Bobby Carpenter tells the Phil­ 'ii Diamond Walnuts Lb. The Wilrose. 70S Main St. Manchester Phone 5177 "This talk aliout him 'hitting quite a question when teams do over first place in the League’s promotion. He is no sucker, has lies’ manager, Fat Freddie Fitz­ The Best! Merry Christmas Robe “Relaxers” not meet. Assuming that Hlll­ scoring race by batting in one had enough experience to know simmons, he can have anybody ob- Pioiier Suspenders . . . $1.00 and up Warm and pretty and practical­ In the Johnson Block harder than Joe Louis. How do The Heart Shield Bible for the they know how hard Louis hits? house waa, and still is, all that goal and making two assists. This what it’s all about. He Is a haird Ulnable as long as the money ly essential to every wardrobe are Serviceman the dtxvn state sports writers gave him a total of nine goals and loser—in a game, a promotion, in holds out. There- is no immediate l*i»B Can Winslow Cut All Green — Re-made Shirts Chenille Robes. Beauties at So he knocked out some guys Here’s a gift he’ll certainly ap­ Shucks, anybody can hurt you if claim, we point right back to the 14 assists for A season total of 23 monetary affairs, anything, and alarm about a snortage. The Car­ hitnev and Shirteraft Beck’s. 846 Main street, In light f ointa, -one more than Bill Cow­ preciate. It Is available for both he hlU you, even a bantamweight Great Lakes game last Saturday that is not the worst asset. penters have plenty. . $1.81 and up Can pastels also plain and two-tone Catholic and Protestant faiths, lllllllllllllllllliltllllllllltiltlilllltlllllllllllllllillllllillllin 48535323485353234823234823482348 Against Notre Dame. How many ley. ot the Bruins, and Doug Bent­ Robert Ruliph Morgan Carpen- SHIRTS ...... f W ! Asparagus designs all sizes. $6798 and $7.98— — if he hits you ri^ht. My busi­ ley, of the Blackhawks, who are The NaUonal League really got \ Yes. men’s shirts, re-cut and the Heart Shield Bible, which has KEMP’S RECORD DEPARTMENT SUGGESTS ness is to see he don't hit picked the Irish? Would any­ teri^vlce-prejlcicnt of E. I. du P®*'* break when old Judge Landis given a few bows and ruffles they a splendid collection of blouses an engraved gold-finished steel i one tate Hlllhouie over Manches­ tied for the runnerup spot with 23. de Nemours ft Co., had planned Croeee ft Blackwell too, to give her a happy Christ­ right.” Co vley leads in assists with 18 gave Bill Oox the bum's rush for . . 2.3c and up didn’t have beforq— can turn out front cover to protect his heart FOR THIS WEEK; Sports Editor Ed Bang, who ter High or the strength of that that Bobby carry on a big kennel betting on ball games. Handkerchiefs...... / i ' looking like thesw smart blouses! mas! • and it will fit into his shirt pock­ comparison? Ansonia-waa also wh.lt Mud Biuneteau, of Detroit, of Cheaspeake Bay dogs or stable The “OKLAHOMA” set fecorcied by the original arranged the match for the Cleve­ is the leading goal maker wdth 15, Or. nothing is to stop you from et. Ask about them at Matthew land Newa’ 18th annual Christmas up there and right out of a clear of show horses or both, but when Tomato Juice Q(. Jar making the styles of new material. Furniture for Chrlstmss Wior’s, 997 Main sL-eet. priced at New York cast. The album is complete from the sky the experts wanted to get Pat Egan, of Detroit continues the youngster leaned away from . $1.95 and up 25c You're sure to please with fur­ Fund Boxing Show, terms it "the to lead the penalty parade with 24 Wool Mufflers ...... Pattern Ne. 8381 ia in sises IS, $3.95. overture to the finale. It's new and different. It best heavyweight fight anybody those two teams together to set­ them his father encouraged hU In­ Burt OIney or Premier 14, 16. 18. 30. Slse 14, short niture—because .It Is absolutely tle the question. Manchester's minutes In majors and minors fol­ necessary In the American way of will make an ideal Xmas gift for any member of can make ” . Bang expecU a ca­ lowed closely by Montreal’s Mike terest In sports promoUdn. Sport Briefs sleeves, can be made from man’s Traditional Greetings first team U on a par with any life—for which we are all fight­ pacity attendance of 18,000 and a McMahon with 2'i. Influenced by Ckinnle Mack’s de­ Cheney and W'emhley i shirt or I'Ts yards 39-inch ma- Santa, glowing candles, Christ­ the family. high school In the state, regard­ Pumpkin No, 2 Can 1 terial. ing to preserve. And for Christ­ $60,000 gate. . $1.00 and up 15c mas grand hassocks, sewing cabi­ mas bells and potnsettlas, the less. Yet this writer would hes­ London, Dec. 1 .-^ ^ — Britons T'les ...... ' i Pattern No. 8399 ia in sizes 11, nets and aah stands of both maple truly traditional Christmas aym- itate to call Manchester better who are sUU myetlfled by the Freeh jl3 , 15, 17. Size 18 can be made and m^ogany are seen in a plen­ than Hlllhouae. Why not An- All-Southern Conference American style of playing football Last N ights Fights sonia? "What school In Connec­ will have another chance to {fohe Textan Bill Folds . . . . $2..50 and up from a man’s shirt or 1^ yards tiful display at Kemp’a They are t I 39-lnoh material. Plus K yard nif- KEMP’S. Inc. , ticut can boast of xvlnnlng two it out Dec. 5 -wheik tha»Elghth Air invitingly pribed and the collec­ Annouiicemeiit! Beets or Carrots Brh. j fling. tion ia large for you to make a[ Furniture and Music By The Associated Press titles on one afternoon? Year Studded With Blue Devils Force plays the ground force. .splendid choice. 763 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER New York—Frank Teiry, 154 after year the red and white col­ Players from Texas, Kentucky Freeh For these at^ctlve - patterns New York, outpointed Phil BH' ors are on top or near thgt point and LaSalle^wlll participate Includ­ send 15c plus Ic for postage for WE WILL zengs, 158. Baltimore, 8. at the end of the season. Richmond, Va.. Dec. 1 — (J>) — ^baaed on the voUa ing Master Sergeant Franklin 8399 each in coins, your name, address, Artist’s SuppUes of Eveiry Kind sports writers in the conference 11-17 At McGIll-Coaverse New Bedford, Maas. — Pat Just Bash Duke University carried away Schweda and Corporal Burrtl patten) numbers and sizes wanted BE OPEN Charlie Rogers tells the best Robb, both well known to Texas Green Parsley Bch. to The Manchester Herald, To­ A practical (utd useful Christ­ Demers, 135,^ Brockton, outpointed major honols on the 1943 Associ­ 10c i. I Harry WhitlUn, 188, Worcester! etory of the year. He was out The Univereity o< North Caro­ fans. A crowd of 14,000 turned out day's Pattern Service, 106 Seventh mas ^ ft for the would-be artist ated Press All-Southern conference lina captured Uir^ berths, all with ALL DAY . ' in Kansas recently and aaysAhat in the spring when the Arst AitiCri-- Large, Fresh avenue. New York 11, N. Y. might be any of the grand array 10 veterans from other schools, and ofi supplies at "McGlM-Converse. Hartford. Conn. — “WUd Bill’! the Kansas City Blues were will­ football team, a star - studded can game was played. McDowell., 160, Paterson, N. J ing to play a game of baseball eleven which includea three Navy the other two positions went to Keep up your wartime seeing, Water-colors in paints, tubes and WEDNESDAY Wake Forest College, which boast­ thus you arc helping bring victory outpointed Jeny Fiorello; 155, New for his benefit... Hammy Met and Marine trainee transfere from Camp Grant Kead.v Soup Bunches pencils, pastels, oil paints, sketch ed one of the strongest civilian sooner. You’ll find 52 pages of ab­ pads, easels, crayons, drawing FROM NOW Nylon Parachute Cloth York, 10. calf, prexy of the Cravat Bowling the Southeastern (Conference and Camp Grant, 111., Dec, l.^J*i— sorbing sewing news, 102 new de­ boards and paper, stencils and va­ loop, ify a ■ that he will never be three other men who were abUted squads in this section. Government Rejects The team, selected annually for Camp Grant, claimants to the Na­ signs' in the new fall issue of rious instruction hooka on fash­ Presidents Dntllve Kings bought oxrer for a cup of coffee, from their original alma matere tional Service basketbaU cham- ON! by the V-12 program. ' the past quarter Of a century, "Fashion,” just ouL A copy is 25 ions. cartooning and water-color­ 2 to 10-Yard Lengths His price is higher----- Pagahl. pionahip last season on the basis Lena Wiley Turkington Six o f the All-<3onference men based on the votee (rf coaches and cents. ing, etc. All are, low priced to Average life of the presidents bf fiery manager of the West Sides of 31 victories in 33 games, wUl HEALTH MARKET In White Only! played for the powerful Duke sporU writers in the Conference make a truly acceptable Christ­ Has Joined Our Staff the United States has bsen 69.f declares that Metcalf never could open iU 1943-44 cage campaign team which won eight gamea and area. BTattee What Prioa Education? mas present! Which Includes: years. The average hereditary be a fugitive from hia sports Dec. 8 in Rockford against the Suitable for slips, nightgowns, monarch of Europe has lived for teams... .they must be under six­ lost (mly to Navy, 14-18, but the The first team: Ends, Ben d tu d in o, Duke, and Rockford Industrial League All- During tbt 15th century, Oxford Bedjscket Bounty Murihl Bolin blouses, etc. 53.6 years. ty to bowl with his club. .where­ war made three of these standouts i.b. students who were short of money BedjarkeU make delightful upon Max Schubert smiled and available to the Blue Devils. Ray Poole. North Carolina Stars. Roasting Chickens 45c Helen Erickson tackles, John Maskas, North ITje game will be played for the for their studies, were allowed 'to gifts, and somehow seem like the This Would Make An Ideal Unsocial Flora aad Fanaa said “Ob yeah? ... .Wonder what The university of North Carolina Elena Zaglio captured three bertha, all with vet­ Carolina, and Pat Preston, Duke benefit of the war chest and com­ beg in the streets or sing st the sort of thing one should receive as Christmas Gift! that could mean? Stu Segar of munity fund. Lieut. Bob Harris, Special! homes of noble and rich patrons a gift rather than buy for oneself! Not ont food plant nor one tba Exchange club Is one of ihe erans from other schools, and the guards, BUI MUner, Duke, and Jamie Myers, Duke; center. BlU coach, has hU aq(\iad working dally Lb. This ia a wonf!"rfu| Chriatmaa for domesticated food animal found beat “blackout boiirleni” In town other two positiona went to Wake Slice O' Ham 53c THE LILY Vogue, Butterick and Hollywood Pattern Senrice. Foreat College, which boasted one Starford, Wake Forest; backs, In preparation for another M- 1 Owtor Stork Brln.n Figs’ Feet bedjackets — for fuel - rationed in America waa known In tka Old ___ he Mta what ha cannot see. reading in bed, and for mothers- W ono when Qplumhus discovered of the strongest chriUan squads in Nick Sacrlnty. Wake Forest, Bud game achedule. GLENNEY’S HOURS: ■ A. at. r o 6 F. M. SATUROAV8 • A. M. TO 8 P. It. Pickled pigs’ feet Is a traditional BEAUTY SALON this section. dy Luper and Tom Davis, Duke, to-be. Look over your gift list, V ■ this continent, and not a singit The Income tax of a person In There are 10,000 feet of plywood gift to women whe have been vis­ and write in "bedjacket” here and 'The team, selected annually for and Hosea Rodgers, North Caro­ Maude Tnrkinglon, food plant of. the Old World waa Britain ■ earning ilS.OOO a year paneling in a Liberty ahlp. ited b, the stork in China. Being there—you will find a satisfactory found growing in America. 1634.52. I the hast auartar ot a carttury, U lina- * assortment to choose from. In iary Proprietress. Cheuey Brothers Remnant Salesroom ■ ' i ' ' ' • Lh. rich in eslcium, needed before ai)d HARTI>7»RD RflAD ttAMUIUCaTCR Igs' Feet after childblrthV the gift is i prsc- wool*. qiilUed- comfles. pretty-up •’>27 Main St. Call 7481 8381 tlcsl one. ■ crepes and satins. You may be d ' . >. ilWiiitiLt i|^Tn-"i-ii 111**’'* ’-**^*^ iaMwu’ArAAAM happiest of your lift. 'i Jailers Make Mistake Bridegroom—Er, but its tomor­ row I’m getting married. Los Angeles—(IP)—Release or­ Sense and • Nonsense Friend—Yes, I Know that ders arrivM at the county jell for one of two men named Roberto IhaCbojdbJiii Horrora of War Morales. One Is 20, the other 17. cpeviheMT, isaa Paper service, 20 pieces of paper are the painter was making, she crept Before daylight breakfasU. Jailers, after turning out the elder, By FAITH BALDWIN NBA SKRVIca. INC. made out and regularly filed in to the top of the stairs and lis­ Ditto shaves., discovered their error and had to Had you ever thought about paper file folders. His every tened. Not hearing a sound she release the younger. A few hours A Citus Wants Glassified For\bur Benefit ’ I v Seatless street cars. the importance of a simple little later the elder morales came back. movt, in sickness or In health: said: ' ’ S. R. O. buses. thing like paper ? "W hat’s w rong?” he asked. his clothing and every supply She Painter, are ■ you work- Watered coffee. The story: When Jim Thomp­ been nothing between them at the Paper Is even more essential In Item, from caps to shoes and what ins? “When I got home I asked every­ son becomes Doctor Hail’s assist­ Curb.stone strategislK^ ^ body who bailed me out. They all 45 Wanted— To Buy 58 fiH I hospital, nothing at all. The few war than It Is In jleace. he eats. Is labeled and requisi­ Painter—Yes, ma’am. Gasoline discrimination. Automobiles for Sale 4 Business Services Offered Repairing 23 Articles for Sals Wanted to Rent \ . am,ant, ne he jvints joins thentc Hallaamss household times ineyathey’d gone out togetherlugctiici Does 'anyone imagine that a said ‘Not me.’ You guys made a Loat and Pound Lost and Pound tioned and wrapped and recorded She- !• can’t hear yoti making Fuel ditto. I Nancy Hall. Hpulled■■ -d and bored, m k talked hospital all the time mistake?” RANGE BURNERS cleaned s,and W A N TE D r o TUNE, repair and FOR SALE-STUPIO COUCH, W A N TE D TO BUY Colonial mjaple they’d talked hospital all the time, modern war c,puld be run by word on pieces of paper; not only single a sound. Empty sugar-bowUs.. LiOST—A 3 * C gas ration cards, CASH FOR YOUR CAR - Any 35 WANTED TO RENT four room . flattered hvby hi—his SttpntlOnHattentions bUtbut ’THav lilrAll nnc LOST—BLACK PUPPY about 5 serviced. Call 2-1309 between'lO regulate your piano or piayer Navy blue in A-1. condiUon, $25. twin beds, with springs and mat­ between dances, They liked and of mouth? pieces of paper, but* whole sets of Painter— I ain’t putting It on Barelegged women. kennel license and tire registra­ to •il. High prices paid. Drive cannoicannot forgetlo rs n DrewLFir,. Warner. ..a ...... Mrs. respected one anoiner. ah u buc u ttontha old, part Spaniel, about a. m. and 6 p. m. piano. Tel. .Man<;hestei 2-0402. Worth $50 when new. Also man’s tresses. Call 5919. apartment. Telephone 2-0619. respected one another. And she’d From the moment war Is de­ copies of some forms have to be with a hammer, lady Reports Parade of Equipment over now to 80 Oakland ’street. Hall would like Nancy to eneour- gi^d when he came to Cran­ t:uffles8 trousers. 1 L>r week! ago. Anawera to tion belonging to Chryale. sedan all leather Jacket, fully lined, $10. clared (which Is done on a piece made out before a single move Shorter shlrttalls. Brunner’s. Open evenings until 9. age wealthy Frank Ekigar. Edgar, i when he suddenly turned name "Putale.” Notify Mra. Rich­ No. 781-T S Conn. Return to E X PE R T RADJO service. Call H. $25 when new. c i l l 2-1074, of paper), to the last order to can be made. Junior -M other, I ’m the best Saturdays 6. Phone 5191— 4485. Rooms Without Bitard 59 however, seeiAs moremnrf> InterestedIniarMtOd ' __Kar-omA pIaMaIv RA» Martial movies. Chicago—(>P)— TNvo ambulances, ard Croaa, 592 Baat (>nter atreet. Anne Frank. Pioneer Parachute, Meade. ' Telephone Manchester Private instructions • 28 Houses foi Sale 72 up again, and became closely as- cease firing, all orders are trans­ looking boy at Sunday school. Stay-at-home Sundays. two hearses and three fire com­ in the other daughter, Emily, a Reward. Manchester. 1941 PLYM O U ’TH 2 door sedan, 2-0898. "D E A ’TH 7 0 ROACHEIS” wilt rid I sociated with her life. W hy not. mitted, recorded and filed on pa­ Motner— Why, Junior, who told panies rolled up to Mrs. Roy Ol­ WOULD LIKE TO hear from re­ Visiting Nurse Intent on her job. Minister (In closing) — Breth- Taxes. 1941 Ford 2 door sedan, 1941 Pon- your home In 3 days or money r^» FOR SAL& A VERY attractive It was much more fun seeing Jim per and with paper. sen’s house on different days laat lO S T — B LA C K A N D T A N hound | STORM W INDOW S and doors In­ liable men who would like to FOR RENT;—LAR G E singk room, ern, let u s'p ia y. I will ask you that? . tiac stream line sedan coupe, 1938 funded. $1.25 package. Weldon's six room house located on Henry He taUM her to lunch. I every day than if he’d been some A ll plans for mobilizing men Junior—Nobody, Mother, nobody The only time a woman Is week. A police car was laat In the laat S«turday, 2 yeara old. An- Announcements 2 stalled. roofing of all kinds, asbes­ train in spare time to. overhaul near bath. Telephone 2-15'(U. Brother Jones to lend. W illys sedan. 193” Dodge sedan, Pharmacy. street, in a line residential sec­ * » , < ; utter stranger. Besides, Jim— and and materials are on paper. Each didn’t have to tell me. I saw thankful for little things is when procession yesterday. The vehicles awera to Pal. NoUfy Harry F. tos side walls, wood shingling, and service Refrigeration and Air Brother Jones (awakening from 1936 Chevrolet sedan. Cole FOR RENT—FURNISHED room tion. In excellent condition. Own­ Nothing serious Nancy. . . . man In this country under the age all the rest of them. they happen to be her feet. came In anawrar to calls sh^did not Sweet. Tel. 7587.______WANTED—RIDER.S from vicinity general repairing, workmanship Conditioning equipment. Should LAR G E S H IPM E N T of cribs, car­ nap)— It Is not my lead. 1 just Motors— 4164. with steam heat, suitable fo. two. er occupied— can be occupied of 64 has in his pocket his draft place, Mrs. Olsen told, the" police. of Walker and East Center guaranteed. Write Box W, Herald. be mechanically inclined. Will not riages, and all types of crib mat­ Chapter X She looked at her watch. "Sor­ dealt. liOBT— M A N ’S Dayton bicycle, streets to office of United Air­ 128 South Main street or Tel. promptly by buyer. Robert J. registration card on a piece of Friend—Let me congratulate Before marriage a man yearns But she did call the police to re- 1939 FORD SEDAN, racHo ^ind interfere with your present Work. tresses. W e have what you want, ry, time I moved along,” she said. ' port the parade of the emergency "We'ie^gotina send tbU one to red with cream trimmlnga. Call craft. Telephone 2-04.59. 5215. Smith Inc., 963 Main street. Tel. The Lobster Pot was a ram­ paper, the data from which was you, old man. I am sure you will for a woman, after marriage the heater, 1939 Mercury convertible For Information about this train­ at prices you can afford to pay. Frank beckoned the waiter, paid compijed from other pieces of A very particular housekeepeV I equipment. » H itlei!” 5215. 128 So. Main atreet. , ing, write at once giving name, 3450 or 6343. shackle .shack at the end of a always look on this day as the “ Y ” is silent as In work. WANTED RIDE TOOM 362 Ver- coupe, $.595, 1939 LaSalle con­ Household Services See Benson’s Furn., 713 Main. ROOMS—SINGLE AND DOUBLE long wharl. Inside it was clean the check, overtipped. He said. paper. was having her bedroom painted. addreaa, .age and your working beds, kitchen privilege, 237 Cen­ "Tomorrow night, then. And Wishing to learn what progress lOST—SUNDAY, LADIES green non street to Cheney Bros., for 8 vertible coupe, 1937 Ford coach. Offered "13-A FOR SALE—A VERY attractive and polished and .simple. . Rough Before a man can be sworn Into hours. Utilities mst. Box F care ter street Tel. 2-1561. Girls only. where can I U ke you now?” billfold, contanlng sum of money. o’clock shift. Call 4607. $195, 1937 Ford coach, $175, 1937 4 roofn home, one year old. Fire­ wooden tables, paper napkins, of The Herald. Fuel and Feed 49-A “I’ll have to get my calla first.” Initials V. A. S. Finder pleases call Plymouth coach, 1936 Plymouth place. .hot water heat, oil aurner, clam shells for a.sh trays and su­ WANTED—RIDER.S to Hartford, sedan, 1933 Ford sedan, $70. ASHES AND RUBBISH removed, She gathered her things together, 8581. Reward. FOR SALE —SEASONED cord modern kitchen and insulation. perb sea food.' leaving Manchester about 7 :.30. Brunner’s. 80 Oakland street. 25c a W’eck. Why mess up your Boarders Wanted 59-A said, rising, ’’Don’t w a it Frank, Help Want^— Female 35 wood, for stove or fireplace. Call W ell landscaped 60 foot front lot. Frank was talking about New Telephone 2-1496. Open until 8 evenings. Sat. 6. yard or cellar? Dependable serv­ please, and thanks, It’s been fun,” 2-0544. ROOM AND BOARD $11.50 week- Middle Tpk. near Adam -street. York, where he'd spent some time Phone 5191. ice. Local trucking. Drop a line to l)efore coming home. The plays and went toward the telephone W A N I’ED— RIDERS TO OR from W A N T E D — C LE A N IN G woman, , ly. Also, room with light house­ Immediate occupancy. Robert J. I Trucking, 61 Mill street bed seen, the people he'd met. booth. Hartford City Hall or ColU. one day a week. Mrs. Howard FO R S A LE — DRY H AR D wood, keeping privileges. Central. Ideal Smith Inc., 963 Main street. Tel. Kmily stiried her coffee and lis­ The rest of the afternoon was Lieave MainchMter 6:20 a. m. Boyd. Tel. 6510i cut any length aitd delivered. for girls or couple. Call 3989. 3450 or 5343. Auto Accessories—- tened idly. It was all veiy far re­ routine, a sunburn case, two mild Earth Fill Leave Hartforo 6:45 p. m. Call Telephone Rockville 562-2. Tires 6 WANTED—WOMEN or girls for moved from her world. cases of ’flu, a convalescent. She Manchester 8361 after 6:80. called the office in the middle of Heating— Plumbing- packing, good pay, steady work. Suburban tor Rent 66 He asked, once, . JUST ARRIVED Grade 1 600x16. Rooting . 17 Apply at Tober Baseball Mfg. Co., FOR SALE- HARD WOOD, cut “ You really like your work":” the afternoon and Mi.ss ' Ansing For Sale Price $13.05; 6.50x16. $16.95. We reported that Doctor Thompson Personals Elm street, Manchester. any length. Tele_jhone 3144. “ Very much.” also have some pre-war Urea in W IL L SUBLET MY furnished “ You must, or you wouldn't-do wished a nurse to go $o IS Cedar PLUMBING AND, H EA’nN G re­ heated 3 roorr apartment from Inquire of the earth mover 650x15. Also 700x16. Brunner’s, W O M AN PREISS worker wanted. it,” he mused. “ Hard to think of Court, at once. If possible. IT H K CATH O LIC church has a 80 Oakland street. Phone 5191. pairs. Jos. McCann. Phone 4355. E.ssentlal work. Good hours, good Household Goods 51 Jan. 1st until Mey 1st. 146 Union POTATOES Emily said cheerfully, On the Joh at the Main and solution to the most vexlhg prob r you— going into the kind of houses Open until 8. Except Saturdays, 6. 160 Blssell street. pay. New.,System'yiundry, Har­ street. Rockville. ” I ’m through, I finished early, lemsv Free correspondence course you—” He shrugged, with repul­ St. James streets project. rison street. 3 ROOMS OF Modem furniture Stock Your Winter Suppl.v there’s loU of time.” She repeated to those seriously Interested. sion—’’spending your days in dirt complete in every detail, includ­ Now! the name and address and left the Will deliver if so desired. Aquimas Associates, Box 1318, Moving—Trucking- W A N T E D — HIGH school girl to and disease and— ” Garages— Service— ing a combination stove. Reason­ drug store telephone booth. W ait­ New Haven, Conn. care fo r 3 year old child. Call " I t ’s not all dirt.” .she said, "you WILLIAMS & RAVIZZA Storage 20 able. Albert’s Furniture Co., 43 ing for the trolley she thought, Storage 10 ,5632. GREEN MOUNTAINS don’t understand the work, do Allyn street, Hartford. you ? W e go Into a great many "Doctor Thompsonwhy that's THE AUSTIN CHAMBERS CO., WANTED-OARAGB In vicinity FOR SALE $1.80 Bu. .’\t the Farm. very nice homes, Frank, .in which Jim!” Automobiles For Sale 4 local and .long distance moving WANTED— WOMAN for store of Chestnut and Winter streets. WINDOW SHADES VENEnATl the people can’t afford to pay for (To Be Continued) Return load system, furniture, work on the following shifts: 9 a. blinds. Owing to our very^ low Telephone 3267. ^ trained or practical nurses, or if FO R s a l e :— 1932 P L ’YMOUTH storage. Dial 6260. m. to 1 p. m. and 1 to 5:30 p. m. overhead, get out special low Sedlacek Bros. roadster, has new motor job. Call Apply Pinehurst Grocery. 3-Tenement they have afforded them for a A. W. O. L. for 60 W ars FOR RENT—OARAGE. Available prices on high grade window' time we take ever where they 2-1034. shades and Venetian blinds com­ 336 Hillstown Road WANTED Dec. 1st. Inquire at 128 Autumn WANTED—CLEANING woman 2 leave off, after they’ve gone and pletely Installed Samples futmlsh Tel. 7693 Fresno, Calif.— (Jb — John W. street or phone 8202. Repairing 23 days k week. Mrs. Harry Benson. House tliere’s no longer need for twenty- ed. Capitol Window Shade Co.. Marshall claims this record — ab­ Tel. 8946. four or even twelve-hour duty. 241 North Main street Phone On Charter Oak Street, sent without leave from the Arm y Male or SEW ING M ACHINES, vacuums, Those people pay us, you know, 8819 Open evenings near Main Street. Good for 60 years. He’s back at an Motorcycles— Bicycles ' 11 Irona and all s i^ ll electrical ap­ GIRL TO WORK In dry cleaning which enables us to take care of Arm y camp now— as a civilian FOR SALE store, steady job, good pay. Es­ pliances repaired. Genuine parts, BUY YOUR STOVES now. As Old Location. the people who can’t pay.” employee at Pinedale. The 80- Female Help The Following Properties expert workm\iisbip. Parts for all sential business. Thrifty Cleaners, FOR S A L E —B O T S bicycle, bal­ Man Winter Is just around the “ Oh, sure. I understand. But year-old man told officers he had On West and Cooper Hill makes. A B. C. Fixlt Co., 21 981 Main street. " Call After 7 P. M. Notice loon tires, $20. Phone 2-1240. comer. See Jones. He has a large ' you don’t have any good times, e.-caped from guard duty in Mis­ For Important * Maple street Tel. 2-1575. variety of stoves. New and aised. PH ONE 3862 you don’t have any fun.” he In­ souri 60 years ago and had t%ken 28-52-58 and 68 West Street Help Wanted— Male 36 31 Oak street Tel. 8254. Zoning Board of Anpeals sisted, looking at her. the clean up civilian life in Memphis, Tenn. PIANO TUNING AND repairing, line of chin and check, the dark Arm y legal minds have decided the and 133 Cooper Hill Street. Business Services Offered 13 Player piano specialty John HOSPITAL BED FOR SALE or In conformity with the require­ hair, a little tumbled. , stotute------of limitations has run out War Work Cockerham, 28 Bigelow street Look over any of these CARPENTERS WANTED. Call ren^ fully adjustable. Rates rea­ ments of the Zoning Regulations She said, laughing, on the offense by now. Tel 421^. properties and write: ASHES A N D RUBBISH removed. 4710. sonable. Call Keith Furniture. of the Town of Manchester, the •I have plenty. Are you afraid I —------Cal] 3444. , Tel. 4159. Inquire NEW (XlNyERTTBLE TOPS. Cel­ Notice Zoning Hoard of Appeals will hold of catching something? Because l| Buggy to Replace Bus did a very good scrub up before JOHN HUGHES WANTED — ELECTMC wiring luloid replaced In curtains, all FOR SALE—2 BURNER portable a public hearing In the Municipal Dofui— Kirdn— I'ets 41 Building on Thursday evening, w*e sat down at the table.” Santa Fe. N. M.— A Chania and repairing by licensed master kinds of- leather work. Chas Lak- oil heater. Inquire at 118 MeXec P. O. Box 335 Notice Is hereby given that the December 2, at 8:00 o’clock, on valley bus broke dow’n completely Rogers Paper electrician. Phone 3975 before 7 Ing, 90 Cambridge street. Tele­ FOR SALE MALE POINTER. street. Tel. 2-1657. Rochdale, Mass. Annual Budget Meeting of the the following applicatlong; “ Don’t be silly,” he said short­ on the rough road to remote Can- p. m. phone 4745. well marked, 6 months old, $25.00. Second Congregational Churen, jilon. So Joseph. Buriic. president Manufacturing G>. A NEW SH IPM E N T of beautiful Application of WilllSftr Rubinow ly. He added, ' “Well, perhaps I Tel. 7455. Inc.. Manchester, Connecticut, wlU of the bus line, asked the State white 'enamel kitchen heaters, of 192 East Center Street for per­ am afraid of catching—” BOn aad Oakland Streets be held Mondav evening, Decem­ Corporation commission for au­ with 2 cover cooking top. We also mission to keep chickens at above He halted, his eyes warned her, ber 6. 1943 at 7:30 E.W.T., In the thority to use a horse and Tjuggy Live Stock— Vehicles 42 have Glen wood combination rang­ address in an A Zone. but she persisted, nevertheless. Church parlors, for the following to carry passengers and mail. ers and circulating space heaters. Application of Robert D. Hiss "W hat— 7” Chairman Robert Valdez predicted purposes: "Cold,” he said grinning. ” lce Budget terms. A t Benson’s Furni­ 1. To choose a moilerator. and Philip 3uckley, doing busi­ the coninii.ssion would sa.' yes. FOR 3 A t E —jfeR S E Y family cow. ture. 713 Main. ness as the B. and B. Service Sta­ cold. Or - ar«*n’l y o ii---- ? ” Telephone 5900. 2. To hear read and to take "this.” said Emily, severely, ”is Street. S-fomb some action upon the proposed tion. at 436 Center Street, for per­ Elect Older Siicc«'ss«r FOR SALE —CHAMBERS gas « pretty idiotic conversation.” im heat with oU. FOR s a l e :— HOLSTEIN COW budget for the Church for 1944, mission to carry on general re­ range, 3 burners, deep well, broil­ " I t ’s important.” he assured | Ainsty, England— i/Pj — Judge Large lot. 8-«ar garage. KEEP the FIREPUCE about to freshen. Also a couple of as submitted by the Finance Com­ pairing at above address In an A S. 8M M . IMMEDIATE er and Insulated oven, excellent Zone. her, "you’re just afraid of it, you j j.jg„ry Hopkins. 82. retired from close ip springers. Call 8609. condition. Tel. 7236. mittee. , OCCUPANCY. 3. To transact any other Duai- A ll persons Interested in the don’t know where it’s leading or, | l^cnch because, he said, he felt if you do. you’re .scared. Nancy | q u . Local magistrates FOR S A LE — FLO RENCE 2 burn­ ness that may properly come be­ above applications may appear .ot Articlps for Sale 45 fore said meeting. this hearing. would know all the answers. I unanimously elected as his aucces- Street. er oil heater, -.iso Coolerator. 43 You’re out of practice, Tell nie. | gor W. H. Shaw, 85. Hollister street. Signed: Zoning Boa»d of Appeals. lagle. AH hnprove- GLOWING! FOR SALE—HOME MADE trad­ Business Comniittee. By Richard Martin, what are my chances?’ heat. Oeod lot. er. may be used for small home. FOR SALE—6 STRAIGHT back - Herbert L. Tenney, Chairman. She opened her mouth and A lta r of roses, a perfume base, Mekea ooop. 8. P. Telephone 6839. — Supplement Your Heating System chairs, 1 table. 1 buffet, reason­ Leslie Vaughn, Martin E. Alvord, Frank said quickly. is so valuable to the ro.«e oil in- D. P. 8L000. "Clo.se it. Don’t repeat able. 72 Benton street. Tel. 5711. Nelson S. Smith. Secretary. du.stry of Bulgaria that it is de-, FOR S A LE —9x12 RUG and pad. •chances?’ after me like a darling po.sited in banks. 3 scatter rugs, day bed, 15 yards parrot. You know what I mean. ir Street. S-rooes do- SALE—4 BURNER GAS of new drapery material, ping stove, very’ good condition, rea­ Any rivals, or. how are you off heat eae side, pong tabic regulation size, child's heat other elde. AH sonable. Phone 5737. for boy friends?” BURN CANNEL aiid pool table, electric train, and The dark amber eyes wore Terms ar- . ladies fancy skates and white •mused. She said gravely, boots, used twice. Call 5598. Machinery and Tools 52 (CHRISTMAS TREES "L et me see. There's Mike.” SoisofsABC "Mike who?” Pbradels Drive. Tear old FIREPLACE COAL ASSURE YOURSEL.F of a new Simkins. He’.s 8 and a darling.” I reem Magle (X imflnlslied Cletrac agricultural crawler trac­ SPRUCE A N D "Come out of the kindergarten” eaM apetatre). ’Terms ar- which ignites instantly and burns with a large long-lasting blaze tor for spring work now. Appli­ BALSAM She capitulated, shook her head. Bged. lamiedtate ooou- WANTED cations being considered. Dublin “ N ary a one, Grandpa,” she .said | paaey. that radiates warmth and cheer throughout the entire room. W ill Tractor Company, Wllllmantlc. Make Your Selection solemnly. | deliver any quantity from 100 lbs. up to a tpn or more per custom­ FULL TIME MAN He said. "You’re kidding.” | Early! “"N o Perhaps,” she added. ” I ' Oatdaad Terrace. 6-room er. Phone us your order now for immediate delivery. Interested in Pleasant All- Musical Instruments 53 haven’t had time.” lagle. Hot-air heat. Bara. He said, incredulous, "You’ve OUdna eeop. Approxlmato- Around Work in Furniture FOR SA LE — U PR IG H T piano, re­ Jived here all your life, you’ve hr I *ore of land. cently tuned, $10. Call after 4 p. been to college and had your hos­ Store. m. Tel. 2-0945. « WHOLESALE AND pital training and you can sit \ COVENTRY RENTS WANTED—SAXOPHONES, piano RETAIL SALES. there and tell me. ...” NOW AVAHARLE: Apply 'Well, nothing .serious,” she Manchester Lumber & Fuel Co. accordians, clarinets, trumpets. S A ¥ S m “ Draw voursclf to your full height, George, and make WaU Street 6-room flat Everett T. McKinney, Mgr. Call 5709 or write Chester said. ”I don’t believe It.” that complaint clerk think you’re very angry!” AH improvements but heat— Ososky. 89 Union street Corner Pearl and Main Sts. r u n t i i T i m C EN TER STREET TELEPHONE 5115 Emily thought-----the Harvard (steam beat famished at Benson's BY LESLIE TURNER Might additional cost). Oa­ Next to The Sheridan ^ Tel. 535.'i boy who had been Ijer roommate's Don’t Look Now, Fritz 58 { brother— that was a time, six BY FONTAINE TUBBS rage. 840.00 monthly. Wanted— To Boy ITKINERVILLE FOLKS ' AS L0M6 AS THBY’Bfl months 6f feverish excitement, IT7N A SEW MINUTC4 TH| NAZI SEW ING M A (D IN E ». vacuums, expectancy, letters, telegrams, 60INS OUR WAV, Wfl’LL 5-Boom Single— (all on one ATTACK ONEAiyS f l A « 1& HANS ONTHEEPOEOrniWt any electrical appliance regard­ telephone calls___ The assistant 0VER,.,IHB A 20 CAW»y»46 K'W floor). Ught^ water, lava- profes.sor of English in her senior W«MAT10M. THEY’LL KtBF tory. $85.00 monthly. less of condition. iHsttmatea in ON MS SECR8T MISSION MAS US FROM 8EIN(8 SPOTTgei your home. A. B. C. Flxit Co. 21 year. He had wanted to marry tOlTBREP OVeftHtAP... a n d MAYBE WE CAN Geranium Xmas Towels her. She hadn’t been in love with Maple street Tel. 2-1575. HANP ‘EM A SURPRISE! ANpOVER— him. The intern— she wondered He lot*'*’ Nice 8-Room Cottage. USED F U R N IT U R E and stoves, fleetly if Jim ever heard from Easily heated by wood or oil bought sold and exchanged. him. 'they had been good friends stove. Electricity. Lava­ Highest prices paid. Jones Furni­ at the hospital. She had thought Big Slasli In Prices ture, 81 Oak street Tel. 8254. tory. 828.00 Monthly. her.self in love with Jilm for about two months. That hadn’t lasted Office Open 8:30 A. M. To either. She shook her- head, again. BiSO P. M. Daily Except Sun­ No, nothing serious. day. Also 7 to 9 P. M. Except Jim. Thursday Evenings. But that was absurd, she knew On All New Stoves Jim, she liked him. she had been glad to see him again. There’d AODmONAL L18H.NUS Get your certificate and come down and see Jones. W e’re moving into larger WANTED AVAILABLE AT OFFICES. quarters. As new merchamlise is coming in we haven’t needed storage facili­ The Herald has a route for r. OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLB] ties. Don’t Delay! Come down and meet Jones—he’s a friendly chap. OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. W IL LIA M S a live newlshoy in the Kee­ ALLEN & I ’LL Fl'iTHAT GOOD HEAMENS/ THAT'S ney street section. . FIRST TIME IV/E THE SAM E V4INDOVSJ- HITCHCOCK, INC HOOPLB An d HIG SOAT.'-*- \ SEEtd TH’ IMDDEPrS RATTLING CLAKVOR I. ■ m a Kk HAJ I DOGWTA SET Tl4li=> R MCH HAYSELF" HEARD LAST NIGHT.^ Manchester Office: Can At Herald OflSce Bcry, DCJN'T I WISH PATENTEDTHE BAXTER. 958 MAIN ST. ’TEL. 8301 1 WAS. OLC?ER.' 60AT-&E.TTER/-~ Dl0U- HAS BAlCTER. THINK a BUTLERS , PAN BVMPrtOMY GETTING GOH4E OAPT? WUIImantIc Office: JONES FURNITURE AND HEATING AN’ s e r v a n t s wArriN THAT ANIflAAueO 51TTER.N 824 MAIN ST. TEL. 1085 ON VUH.' NO K40BE SH E’LL RAM AIM FOR VVORlt IN LiFE" 31 Oak Street “The Home of a,^quare Deal Tel. 8254 ■ J^S' SET AN’ DREAM It i A lO-SARO LOSS ^ IN A UTOPIA OP ^ ' V4VAEN HE (oOES TO MINT JULEPS.' A m i l h h e r " . Read Herald Advs. KINO AT LAST" WANTED AH, BUT I’M TOO YOUNG FEB. Su c h s u c c e s s MICKEY FINN I LANK LEPNARD Young man with driv­ er’s license for gro­ F HE HA6N'T NOW TO GET THE ZZRK^ SQUAWK- j WELL— HAVE ^ I'VE OEODEO^® PICKED ONE yrr WINNER OF THE AUKA-SKAA a CK y I YOU DECIDED? 1 NOT TO 6ET cery delivery. WHAT HORSE DID ^ — HE SAIO HE FIRST RACE! —SQUSAL-L-L— OWNEY PICK TODAY,) NEEDED A LITTLE ■V TODAY r r f i M PHIL? ^ MORE TIME TO . W ork 3 days in the By Mn. Anne Cabot tlons for the (Jersnlum Towels (Pattern No. 5661) send 10 cents MAKE UP HiS A splaah of scarlet comprises store and 3 days on In coin, your nsime and address when you buy War Bonds your MINDi the blossoms and a bright and and the pattern number to Anne ' money goes into action at once. • ^ delivery. dark green make the large hand­ Cabot, The BJanchester Hera If* Where, we may never know. Maybe, 'U/, p some lesves so representative of 100 Seventh avenue. New c* shown above, to equip a company Apply - the geranium. Large designs — 11, N. f. Enclose 1 cent n; American Rangers marching up a for each pattern order: c / 5H inches wide and Inches railroad somewhere on the Mediter­ long— sU embroidered in the sim­ Here’s.,the beat newt ile cross-stitch, make the hand­ world for Anne Cabot nccdiew^... ranean. Whether they come back de­ PINEHURSt somest dish towels possibls! This I fans . . . a new Album is off the pends upon the equipment we send. set of three is grand for gifts and I press! You’ve been waiting to sea Give your dollars action: Bay wonderfully useful and cheerfuHo this collertior of latest Anne Cab­ Mars War Beads. GROCERY keep in your pwn kitchen! ot designs—ao send, today, for tba To obtain transfer and instnio Alim. U < The W»W Foreeaat el (J. S. Wmtber Bsmau ConaideraMe cloodlueM, not ao The Mothers Circle of St. Anne Private Jgmee H. Veltch left to­ Axel Johnson, painter third ooM tonight: Friday fair followed class with the Scabees, returned will meet at eight o'clock this by Inrrenalng hl|H« cloudlneaa. day for Port Belvolr, Va., after eyenlng''at the home of Mrs. John About Town spending a seven-day furlough today to Virginia after spending 8,537 u p t t t t m oMder. G. Rohan, 30 Maple street. with his mother, Mrs. Robert a furlough at his home, 47 Au­ tumn street Member ef the Audit Veltch of North Coventry. HU Bareu e3 Clfcul^oaa A cairi»tJM« pngnun will f*a- brother, Robert t . Veltch U now The women's swimming class at ManchttMter— A CUy o f Village Charm " tu n tlia meeting this evening et sUticned In LouUlana. They are Aviation Cadet Orlando G.^ An­ the School street Recreation Cen­ PRICE THREE CENTS -^’etght o’clock vt tke Doroee eocle- num, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gugliel- ter will be ofhitted tonight be­ (TWELVE PAGES) the eons of the late Robert Veitch MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2,1943 at Sinumuel Lutbenm Aurch. a well known expressman of Man­ mo Annum, of 1.1 Hawthoine cause of the- illness of the iitstruc- street, haa entered the Army Air (CInasUled. AdverUalng ou Page 10) tiaimm lAraon heede the chester. tor. Miss Alliaon. The class will OBBBBlttee WWnging for the Forces Training Command school meet again Wednesday. Dec, 0, VOL. LXIIL, NO. 53 Ckiietmes perty to follow, when at Yale University. New Haven, for HALE’S Miss Dorothy Chapin, daughter the glfte brou^t for exchange tiaining in aircraft maintenance The Ladles Atd Society of the of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Chapin engineering. ^ Allied Leaderp in North Africa will be eent to eervlce men. Mem- of 373 East Middle Turnpike, has Zion Lutheran church will meet irt who promleed to make cook- Agreie Upon returned to Boston, Ma.ss., after this evening at 7:30, when returns ito for the Lutheran Service Cen- A number of local women are Nazi Winter* Line spending the Thanksgiving holiday planning to attend one of the per­ and reports of committees on.the ter^lM remInoon as possible as the Gerinaus Leaving Bat- Mental Ills eight with Mrs. John FTtz Erickson, Mrs. John Leander and drawing is expected to take place o f 1«0 Highland street. 2:30, Schools in the vicinity are Strike into Balkans Also Mrs. Calvin Davison. ^ closing Friday afternoon to per­ in Orange hall, Dec. 20. lleground Littered mit the children to attend. With Dead, Wounded Need More Believed Discussed at Mary C. Keeney Tent. DUVCW, Ions Ypres Auxiliary, B. W. V., Global Strategy will meet tomorrow evening at the Manchester Grange will have a Epic Tri-Power Con­ wilKhold its. regular meeting to- The Cosmopolitan Club will public installation of its officers Ami Wrecked Eiiuip- Y. M. C. A., at which time Depart­ nightSrt 7:30 in the British-Ameri­ meet Fri-dJU Huasians the defeat of Hitler la the was based on a Reiitei News declared' they would strip her of aU was discovered by Patrolman nient, the Navy announced (Editor's Note: William M. most urgent job at hand and .some M ontgom erys JSn'oris- Winfield Martin about 2:50 this today. The Gilberts engagement service dispatch from Lisbon. Germans left more than l.OW pr s Into Battle Worden. Aa»i>clat*d Prew, war announcement in that direction (The Reuters dispatch issued morning and a radio to headquar- i itself has been described as one correaponderiL haa been on (Cuntlniiwt on Page Eight) oners behind, and were rushing up mav soon cap the Cairo decisions. Tuesday. 30 hours before official lers sent Companies 2 and 3 out j of the bloodiest in the Pacific hnnd for two of the most bit­ reinforcements .k- The Cairo communique, mean­ announcement of the conference, aly in an effort to cKeCk the break on a still alarm. Patrolman Ray- area. terly waged Island operations while. was accepted as a sign of Annual December Western Ukraine Units mond Griffin, however, believing' Missing .Vdniiral .\lHiard .Vgainst the Japanese said it had been held and that United Nations solidarity in the President Roosevelt and Prime mfe*'' German communique Reinforced by Eight that it might be a . serious one, j Hoar Admiral Henry M. Mullin- Aground, he saw them drlien I'aciflc just as Allied .solidarity m turned in an alarm from Box reported mi.ssing. was said by from .Attu In the .Aleutinns. .Minister Churchill had proceeded Flashes! broadcast from Berlin Ehirope waa demonatrutod at the to Iran to talk with Premier Mar- gomery made four heavy tank at Mechanized Divisions; that called out all three East Side | the Navy to have been aboard the FriMn bombers, he watghed Moscow conference of Cordell Hidl, (l.«te Bulletins ol the UP) Wire) L eks in one sector yesterday.) companies. 1 carrier. the bloody unfolding of the ^ "O n the Eighth Army front our Battles Indecisive. Two Firemen Overcome | capt. Irving D. Willsie, com- successful campaign against Fur Coat Event troops have broken through the The firemen confined the blaze ^ joander of the Liscome Bay, also Tarawa In the Gilberts. .After l . i . . . 1ciro c o n W .r .., I Uiiestioning SO Passengers Elmer Davis, OWI director at enemy positions. The Germans Moscow, Dec. 2—(/P)—Terrible to one portion of the new building ; jj, reported mis.sing in action, talking with authoritative the British might relax their ef- Jersey City, N. J-. 0«c. Washington, has already protest­ .Vs disembarkation of repatrlatea are in full retreat,” said a »P®®'®’ : tank battles churned indecisively and did an excellent job. Dense j xhe total casualties have not yet sources, here he dismisses the foi ts after Hitler is beaten. communique from Allied head- clouds of smoke forced Jack Gor-1 disclosed by the Navy. The campaign ahead.) ed the Reuters dispatches. Irom the exchange liner Grlpaholm ! today in the mud and slu.sh of the don of No! 2 and .Sedriek i normal complement of such car- Tlie si’ope of the military talks ■The ITnited States government was completed In record time to­ GIVE A FUR COAT THIS XMAS appiirently (overed the globe, with **”“Reinforcemeiits are western Ukraine as the Germans, ‘itraughan of No. 3 to be assist- • has not been announced, By William I.. Worden have made the stronge.st possible day. ihe .Navy disclosed ” brought up by the Germans from reinforced by eight mechanized ed from the building. Gordon was -j-hp Liscome Bay was the first a spring assault in western Europe repre.sent.ations about Reuteis passengers had been removed to Pacific Fleet Headquarters, Dec. particularly in the minds of many THE SUPREME GIFT northern Italy.’;^ the divisions, sought to break the Rus­ taken home but Straughan re -, American escort carrier reported conduct in Lisbon ' Bracken told Kills Island for further questlonlBg. added, in an effort to halt the mained. Assistant Chief Harry „jnpe U. S. entr>- into the war The largest Naval con­ as a smashing climax against Ger­ The last of the 1,494 .\roeric*Ba sian stranglehold on their com­ many? Few would be surprised if commons. break through. ____ McCormick took time out al.so, jg the first carrier of any kind centration in history and hundreds Have No KesponsIhiHl.' left the ship at 1 p. m. (e.w.t.) *» munications. the conference led to the eatly ap­ "We have no responsibility for hours after the ship docked. TIW These Coats Are Priced To Save You Monpy (The Alglert radio (The British Radio broadcast a from what he termed the hottest to be lost in more than a year, of thousands of Allied troops mo­ said "In fierce hand-to-hand, fire in some years. The last carrier sinking reported pointment of Gen. George C. Mar­ Lisbon nor for Reutnrs. I could clearance set a record, for It t. (Continued on Page fw o) (aircraft carriers,Xincluding the centric rings of defenses for Jap­ publicitv arrangements will slways (Contlniied on Page Six) a Soviet battalion which broke an's valuable conquest.* in the through near Cherkasy was wiped ______• ------— Liscome Bay. t)ie,ak down’ bccan.se they dc|>eml Fiiiir Cart Derailed GROUP 1. An escort carrier is a small one, Philippines and the Indies. on thipc o!' four nBtiona. . . * East Diiuglas. Mass., Dec. 2— out. The enemy communique re­ _ normallv used to escort convoys. There will be fights for islands ported heavy fighting continuing Plan to ("rush There is absolutely a clear under­ __Wedged Inin a moving freight MINX BLEND MUSKRAT west of Krichev on the Srqplensk Mme. Uliiaiig which are not so much of value standing between our Allies and train, an automobile containing a $ to the Allies as they are danger­ terrifierl woman, Imunced ana 126,969 Total highway.) Light Naval Craft ouiaelve.S. , PERSIAN LAMP TOPPER Col. Nikolai Akimov, special ous In Japanese hands. On them. Nazis Likely "There i.s a time program lam crashed for a full-half-mile today military reviewer, said among the Scores First Hammer Gusmata I Japan has stationed some of her __ out hut on several occa.slons it has ootll the automobile, being dragged MARMINK— RUSSIAN MARMOT Of Casualties e.ght new divisions were the SS 1 finest Army and Navy troops un­ not been fulfilled. ' slile-ivlse, was smashed Into a Southwest Pacific Allied Head-1 der orders -to iqay until killed as Adolf Hitler and the 16th tank, quarters, Dec. 2—(-P)—Light Naval Siipreine .Allietl Drive -I will di> all that I ean to get standing loi-oniotlve, causing four OMBRE GRAY PERSIAN PAW hr ried t Russia from Italy: the they did at Tarawa. the absolute cnncui i cncc of author­ cars of the long train to leave ths Ranking POTlicipanl in craft of Vice Admiral Thomas C. ’ Face One of Three Fates Prohahle Siihjecl for TAX INCLUDED Arinv Reports 14,321 First Tank division from Greece; Kinkaid's command have hammer­ ities in Washington, but in fair­ track. The Imprisoned woman, CHINESE SPOTTED CAT and the 25th tank division from Meetings With Roose­ ed Gasmata on New Britain Island American experts do not expect | ness to them they ton complained .Mrs. Anna I'alker. was extricat’ d 198Below Our Ceiling Price. the Japanese to use anything like i Leatlei^s' Diseiissioiis. from the recked automobile by Killed, 32,690 Hurt Norway. and Madang on New Guinea for BLACK PERSUN PAW REAL SAVINGS! The principal objective of this velt anil Clnirehill. the first time from the sea, boldly their full strength in the early or I (Uontlnued »n Page Eight) inembers of Ihe Iraln crew and by And 24,490 Missing. carrying United States colors onto even middle stages of the cam-..; Washiirgton, Dec. 2. (P)— A : [her son-in-law .lohn VVeszaro, who (ContJnueu on Page Seven Washington, Dec. . 2.—(J*i •— Japan's Southwest Pacific door­ paign. Generaliy speaking, these j j,,p,.pnie Allied drive to crush Gcr- 1 I had chased Ihe aiilomdblle Iran-* Washington, Dec. 2.—(J*»—Secre­ ticall.v (roin the railroad crossln-j China’s destiny family— the step. l5l?e"cTfrental”aUack thi.s, winter's end tary of War Stlmaon. reported to Soongs — accomplished another, Manv times these two prime en­ News Handling i whbre the muchine first . collided ering force; encirclement and .star- stood out today as one. of the moat I with the tn-'n. The woman suffered- GROUP 2. day that American Army casual­ •first" today. Tiny, sparkling May- emy air and ship bases have felt probable subjects for discussion by a (raclured jaw and shock and was ties from the beginning of the war Solingeii Hit ling is the first woman ever to par­ the smash of tons of Allied aerial vation; or bypassing and tactical President Roosevelt. Prime Minis­ reino\ed to a hospital. Meezaro.e*-- LUSTROUS PERSIAN LAMB to Nov. 15 were 94.918. bringing ticipate in a war conference of the bombs, but the seaborne attacks. emasculation. Hit bv Solons ter Churchill and Marshal Stalin in raped with a cut Up. SELECTED NORTHERN BACK MUSKRAT the total announced -casualties for magnitude of the Cairo paney. 'M ost of, them doubtlcs.s will be all branches of the armed forces Second Day The American-educated wife of (Continued on Pnge Seven either encircled- or bypassed. their first three-way grand strate­ • ' * * $ American lives will be expended gy conference of the war. Inlllct (.'rashlng Defeat to 126,969. Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek (Hollander Blend) 5 ------The principal requirement of SoiiiP gI Kickback I’alU I.ondon, De<-. 2._i.p:— Vugoalnv Casualties reported by the Navy was ^ ranking participant in meet­ Treasury Balance in frontal assaults only against Russian strategy, as understood by- partisans ha\e Inflicted a crushing SILVER BLEND RACCOON dcpaitment for the Navy, Marine ings with President Roosevelt and thos^ which cannot be eliminated On OWI Despite Re­ Marauders Bomb Nazi American expert-* on the eastern defeat on' the Germans In Miith- Corps and Coast Guard to date— i i • tvt___ Prime Minister Churchill. Washington, Dec. 2.—(35— The otherwise. ' INDIAN LAMB except for the preliminary reports A ir F ields in Jxortnern But we have learned important front here Is the fact that while lease bv While House. weslern Slovenia, In which th* .Much More Than Spoke..man position of the Treasury Nov. SO: enemv - Inst 3,690 men In ■ killed announced yesterday from the re­ Her presence might be explained Receipts, 377,865,665.75; expen­ defense les.sons since the war be- the Russians ar mount major of­ OMBRE MUSKRAT France and Belgium. fensives in the winter and summer, The, and wounded, a coininunlmi* cent operations . in the Gilbert with the remark that she inter­ ditures. 3499.824,239.59; net bal­ Washington, Dec. 2 — '4 (Continuod on Png* Two) they can not undertake large scale broadcast by the Yugoslav Army NATURAL TIPPED SKUNK 2TAX 9INCLUDED 8 islands—total 32,051 of which 13,- preted for her husband who does ance. 314,958,406,251.02. flashing of news about the Chute I operations in the spring because of conferences i of IJlreralton reported today. In 160 were killed. 5,740 wounded. London. Dec. 2—(J*i— Striking not apeak English. But Mme, hill-Roosevelt-Chiang conferenre^ continuous flghtlng 8,926 missing and 4,225 prisoners through rocket-hurling formations heavy mud. i Chiang is much more than a Thug If the assault in the west 'r 'lJ r i^ r r u b U c gene allv^ bulletin said, more o f war. of German fighters, waves of spokesman for her husband. American public generally Inrgbl Home Of Many Of The Best Known Brands Nationally Advertised Famous 1,010 Held Pr.aonera IMe Since the general'a accession to is to oe coordinate, with a smash­ imuni SUmson told a news conference American heavy bombers pound­ Japan Pictured Shrunken ing itrive in the east it must be ed the Rhineland industrial city of the leadership of China 10 years ■'tlnn w?re captured by the Yug* • ______- ^ ^ ___ _ ^ that the Army total Included 14,- started before the winter's end or outlets aroused reverberations Sollrigen for the second dsy in a ago his wife has been increasing- Slavs. 321 killed, 32,690 wounded. 23.417 influential In the condvict of lelaved until summer. Congres.*4oUay. row yesterday while U. S. Ma­ ly ‘ Some of the-kickback fell on the In The Country! Fill Your Gift List'Here! B u a and BROWN BEAUTY prisoners o f war and 24,490 miss­ affairs at home and To Isolated Empire Size ‘ )lave Power* Of Declalon rauders bombed Nazi airfields in China’s The recent Moscow' meeting of Office of War Information, not­ Three Plunge to Death ing in action. Of the Americans .New York. Dec. 2.—(4*1— IN CLOTHING are included Kuppenheimer, Clipper Craft, Knit-Tex, Cort- $ northern France and Belgium. abroad. ^ , foreign ministers and some Allied withstanding the fact that the offi­ officially listed as prisonera, 1,610 Mme. Chiang directs much of bride ot an R..\-F. fflght The Air Ministry announced to­ military experts afforded the first cial release time was given out hdve died in prison camps, mostly^ the ndmlnistrallon of cntinese in­ and her two sons by • P**” * * l ley Clothes, Year Craft and Middi-Shade. day that R. A. F. bombers laid occasion for a full exchange of in­ here by the White House not in Japanese-occupied territory, he ternal and foreign affairs, and she marriage plnnged IS »te rw FUR COATS mines in German controlled wa­ picture of a Japan shrunken to the which join Hokksldo to formation. But the powers of de­ IN FURNISHINGS^Arrow . Stetson- DuoFold • Munsinjfwear - Hanes • Lustrous Black — and Beaver Dyed. reported. even organized and for a time size of the Isolated empire . the Russian Kamchatka peninsula today. Thn tkr SUmson announced that Ameri­ ters last night, but there was no cision, as vested in the president, °OWI Director Elmer Davis ______i ^ „ J d " ‘ rIoM indication of any major acUvity commanded the Chinese Air Force. was opened to the world by Com- also historically Japanree. plaiffed. when the Jumble de^op^ r i T j ^ x t Glastonbury • Cheney • Holeproof - Hickok and Tru-Val. Beautifully Made and Elegantly Lined. can Army casualUes in Lieut. Gen. prime minister and marshal, are gether on a one-story exten»l^ Two of the BritUh planes were re­ Guide Of Foreign Policy Matthew Perry In 1853 to- Sakhalin Future Left Open ed that his agency had nothing to Sixes: Complete Size Range, 14 to 44. Mark W. CTark's 5th Army from the brought together for the first time a mld-to.wn hotel (Henry Hn IN FOOTWEAR— Dorothy Dodd, W . B. Coon, Air-Tred, Mode Arts, Cooper­ ported missing. cmina's foreign policy has been da^ faced the ambltimis conceivers The proclamation le « /P ;"^ in the. con.fereqce now believed to