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7 I ■aai rUESDAT, EnDOEMJfEK 4,114* The Wmtiiar Average Dally Cirealatlpn «Ml at r. a WaMbar itaurlf^atfr EWntugV l|m lb rmr tba.Mouth o f NovMubar, IMS 4 met and put them up in two pound 9,016 fair liulaki aui Unmduyi A program of motion ” pictures, ftChristinas Mef?i [ bags. The two pounds sell for $1.20, — g - bi and game contests will be offered New C(1 Exeeiilivc New Project Already 7(50 pounds have been dis­ Mambair.^of the A u iit i^bout Towii members of Brown-I.AGace circle posed of. The put* are exception­ Burrau of ClrcnluUoaa of . Columbian Squires at their Of Ladies Aid For Kiwailis ally good and many persons who TEXACO CRYSTALITE MtmchuUr— A CUy of VUiagtf Charm meeting tomorrow evening at the have bbught them have ordered fV M m a . Mdm arrtv«d abotrd Knights of Columbus home. The more. One of the Klwaniana haa RANGE OIL . I NO. 2 FUEL OIL PRlC^/iniREB CENTS MANCHESTER, CONNn WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5,1945 (TWENTY PAGES) l;i*M a iw Ibland Victory at Boston program is being arranged by the The Buckingham Ladies' A id:f „ ,, removed the large ipeat from the VOL.LXV.NO.M (CIUMlSad AdvaiOalng oa ruga 18) / from rrane*. Social committee with the assist­ Society will hold its Christmas' l o S p II SlUlIh l.aPolllia sheila and French fried them in ance of Rev. FredM-lck Mcl./enn cookinit oil and then salted them. 9C Galten ^ | 7 7-lOC Galkm meeting tomorrow afternoon at N u l s l 4) Raise Fui to »tMicla A Gardner of Man- and William Shea, J r . Social coun­ two'o’clock at the church. A series He maintains that they are the ilMatMi arrtvad In Boaton from sellors. of tahleaux. will be piesfnted un­ XifI Yolinpslers finest nut* he ever had eaten. Part of ‘Illusionary Army* jryanoa aboard the Mood Vlctoiy der the direction of . Mrs. Alice Persons who care to buy some ■ Mias Grace L. Bowker.-daughter L.T.WOODCO. feaday. of these pecans can do so by con­ Joint of Mr. and Mrs. James Bywker of f iirtla of Plainville. | in the attempt to raise funds tacting any member of the Ki­ 51 BISSELL STREET TELEPHONE 4496 Hurley Asserts Aide 77 Goodwin street will be graduat­ The soylety will hold It^s <:^rist-i objective* this year wanis club as long as the supply T4 John Oaudlno arrlTcd from ed this evening from the School of ntas sale and supper at the church. . . , lasts. The net proceeds for the sale ''anmmeaa Sunday at New York, Attendant Niir.sing, Boaton. after Friday everWng, December 7. The^*'^ Manchester Kiwanis club is will be used for the benefit of Man­ aboard the Chapel Hill Victory. completing a 14 monfhs course. I first table will be served at «15.' aelling South Carolina pecans. chester youngsters. Mias Bowker also spent a year at Reservations should be made They are the Deluxe Stuart va- Not Given .^proval; Members of Nutmeg Forest. Tall Goddard Hospital, Brockton. Ihrough Mrs. Tracy Brock in the |.jpty_ j, o_ Elder, president of the Sought to ‘Destroy’ Cedars of Lebanon, will meet to­ Manche.ster Division. club conceived the idea that there night at Masonic Temple at 7:30 The Mothers’ Circle of the Holy ASHES AND RUBBISH would be a big -demand for the 1 to proceed to Ihe Veltch home at Innocents will meet (oniorrow eve­ V REMOVED S4 Church street, -to pay their re- ning at the home of Mrs. Howard Proofs of Photos nut*. Consequently^ just before | apecta to their late brother, Robert Beaupre of .54 Florence street. Thanksgiving lime he ordered onej ^ Also Local Moving and GIFTS For The Home Gerow T&kes Stand] N. Veltch. Members are requested thousand pounds. When the nut* i Light Trucking Chinese Government arrived a number of the member* ' to wear their pjTsmlds. The Women's Missionary Society At Masonic Temple PHONE 8962 will meet Thursday at 2:30 at GAVELLO & E. SCHULZ Inve'sUg atops Leai Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kanehl of Kinanuel Lutheran church. Devo­ From Hale’s "T he Gift Store r ' Ra/al Areas . 44 Welle street, will open their tions will be led by Mrs. Theodore The Wolti Studios who.se photos Openly Discuss Roose’^It Denned to | V Charge. Career D>pl“- (7ll# LoO ttlS MurrayTlaps. home tomorrow evening for a Palmer. Mrs. Krlc Anderson will of several hundred local children * . \ Clayton V. Hansen Eaves-Trough - mat Tried to Get Lend- j r c f m . Approve British-Am< • kitchen Bingo, open to the public, be In charge of the program which were taken last month In Ma.sonic; Reg. $1.49 Embroidered • Part Hirohito Are Avoided Prlxea 'will be awarded the win­ is entitled. "Clrristmas Around the Cisyton V. Hansen, newly ap­ Temple, announce that the final mndTjondnetors Ne«d Repairing lacase Arms for Com-i /y | i^UppOPt Plans to End Plan’ for Jointl ners. and refreshments will be World." The hostesses will be Mrs. rs r\ M pointed Executive Vice Pre.sident showing of the proof* of those | or Replaeing Tour Home? SDIONIZINC served free of charge. Hlldlng Bolin. Mrs. August Casper- pictures will take place this a ft-, munists; Acheson La­ operations in Event of Chamber and Retail Credit Bu­ The Body Shop Method n y D octors son, Mrs. Mary Johmvpn and Mrs ernoon and tomorrow afternoon' We Carry CompenaaRon! Chair Sets . $1.00 ter Recalled; Envoy As- For Prices Labor Strife Played in Red Cross sewing will be omit­ Oscar Johnson. The members are reau announced today that It waa from 1 to 6 p. m. , ------! Unit^ States Involved! reminded to bring canned fruit or "btisineas as uaual” after a shut Parents who wish to view . Coal gaa la dangerous. Have SOLIMENE A FLAGG. Inc. ted at the South Methodist church 6S4 Center St. Tel. 8101 Higned to Stilwell | *Alarming* Scarcity of In War; No Evidencel this Week on account of the bazaar vegetable* for the jchildren’s home down of one day. proofs of pictures taken several! your hot air furnace conditioned, Ecru colored with fine embroidery. Regular $1.49 set. Question Abdication by an expert. Accuses Administration on Thursday. in Avon, Mass. The new office, located at 843 weeks ago are advised to report Proposed Government Government Guarantees ‘ W inds’ Mes.sage Sentj Main street, Rubinow' Bulldihg, Also Aired at Diet Physicians Throughout at the Masonic Temple during CALL B e Of ‘Abject Cowardice’, The monthly meeting of the cbnslsts of three rooms. The main Allowed to Collapse For Farmers Will Be i Sheal Wenick, SF 3-c of 53 those hours. Wednesday afternoon — . 16x43 l«aee Triinmeil Session; Shidehara Most of Nation Report­ Washington, Dec. 6.—(/P)I IXevon Drive, was recently dis­ British-American Club will take room to be occupied by Mr. Han­ will poaltively be the last day for Generally Lower Next Sees Design of Laws charged from the Navy, at the place this evening at eight o'clock sen and Mr*. Martha Tracy, sec­ viewing these proofs. Norman Bentz . Washington, Dec. 5.—(/P) Sees No Responsibility ed. by AMA Today —Congressional investigatorsj Great Lake.s separation center. at the clubhouse. 75 Maple street. retary-treasurer. The Chamber Year^ O0icial Reveals To Destroy Unions learned today that the latel conaists of a voluntary group of Phaae 8966 M t East Center SL Order / __Mai. Gen. Patrick J. Hur- Tokyo, Dec. 5—(>P)—Two under­ Chicago, Dec. 5.—(IP) — An President Roosevelt dficlinedj A final session in the Teachers Mrs. Everett R. Campbell of ♦ local merchants, maniifactureni SCARFS le.v charged today that a ca­ Pittsburgh, Dec. 5—(>P)—Philip and others whose main function is Washington, Dec. 5—(/P)-^Gov- current questions whose answers "alarming” scarcity of physicians to fiptprove on June 7, 1941, a| Training Institute will be held at. Middle Turniuke " e s t l.s s P^t'ent reer diplomat he left in Murray, one of the atroagest back­ F- the Second Congregational church at Corey Hill hospital, Brookline, for the promotion and protection FUEL O IL Cotton suiting with two patterns in lace. charge of the embassy at emment price guarantees to farm­ may reshape the future of Japan in rural areas throughout most of British-American plan fc of commercial and civic interests of ers of Harry S. Truman in the po­ '7 tomorrow evening, following ^ " Mass. JAMES A. ers will be generally lower next -Did Emperor Hlrohlto'help push the nation was reported today to joint military opeiations ini the town. Manchester people are From One of Manchester’s Old­ Chungking sought to “d^ litical campaign of 1944, has brok­ • puppet-at 6.30.'___ I members of Miantonomoh est Dealers for ReUsble Service. year. Japan Into the war and should he the American Medical Aasocla the event the United StatM| welcome to use any services the Btroy" the Chinese National- en sharply with him over legisla­ Cliamber has to offer, such as the WOODS 72x84 Chatham This was disclosed today with . -I abdicate?—were out in the open tlon., * jecame involved in war. This •t. The All Saints Mothers Circle' Trib% No. 58. I. O. IL iBt government by getting release of a speech by H. B. Boyd, tion the. president proposes to end "The growing scarcity of physi­ L Will meet tomorrow evening with quested to report at the Red Men s Better Business Bureau. RANGE O IL today. was brought out in record* auh Members of the Executive Ad­ lend-lease arms for the Chi­ Agriculture department price di­ labor strife In the United States. Inflated rubber replica of a Bofors gun, which the U. S. Army Isanji Tan'sika, Independent Diet cians In farm communities is pro­ mltted to the Senate-House con I* Mri. r^novafi of 85 Alton street,: Social club promptly at 7^0 this Range and Fuel Oil The use of Holmes Fu­ Metered Service! <4 nese Communist*. _ _ _ I evening to proceed in a body to visory Board are. Ralph C. Nourse, Stanley” Blankets rector, to a conferehce of state ag­ In a ^softly spoken but bitterly haa revealed was among the dummy vehicles and weapons used in member, asked Minister of State ducing a situation that creates mittee investigating the Jap Russell a. Potterton. Harold W. neral Home as a prop­ Arms Not Given Communlsta ricultural extension service offi­ phrased radio address, CIO Presi­ "lllusionary warfare” to confuse enemy air observers and divert air Joji Matsumoto what the govern­ alarm among those living In those attack on Pearl Harbor Dec. TJ Members of The Gleaners G roup‘ the home of the late Rch^rt N. Local Moving and The W . G. Glenney Co. cials here this week. attack. This dummy was manufactured by the Firestone Tire A areas” declared a report of the A. of the WSCS are requested to j Veltch to pay their flnalVespects. Garrity. The Manchester Chamber er setting for the me­ He said the official Was George dent Murray last night accused the ment thought about abdication of 1941. is a member of the United States PHO.VE 4148 Boyd told the meeting, called to Rubber Co. * . the emperor, Kyodo News agency M. A. Committee on Rural Medi­ They showed, however, that Mr,] have tkeir articles for the bazaar ' Trucking Acheson, Jr., counselor at the administration of "abject coward­ Chamber of Commerce, Washing- morial is a part of outline the department’s 1946 farm said. Tanaka indicated some cir­ cal Service aubmltted to a meet­ Roosevelt’s military aide, Mai a tthe South Methodist church by Manchester Grange No. 31, P. Chungking embass>'. Hurley add­ ice,” and declared "the design” of ton^D. C., and also the Connecticut ^ . 9 5 production program, that govern­ cles thought abdication possible af­ ing of the House of Delegates, the Gen. E. M. Watson, tot4 War tomorrow If possible. of H.. will seat its officers for the 29 Pearl Street Holmes Service if de­ ed that the arms were not given laws proposed by Ttuman "is to C h ^ b e r of Commerce. the Communists, and that Ache­ ment support prices for most com­ ter Prince Koni#ve’s discussion on association’s policy making body. partment officials that “in ca coming year at its meeting tomor­ sired. modities will be at the minimum weaken and ultimately destroy la­ row evening in the Masonic Tern- Mr. Hansen recently spent sev­ . Te!. 6566 son later was recalled from China. bor union organisations.” the subject with foreign .corre­ The report, based on a national of war, the papers would be The Ladies' Aid Society of Zion eral days at national headquarters. 25% Wool — 25% Colton -r- 30% Rayon authorized by law. Hiis, except survey and presented by Dr. F. 8. Lutheran church at its meeting tplc It will be a semi-o^n meet- Hurley testified the Atcheson In­ Answering President Truman’s German Air Farce spondents. turned to the president for bis Among the many services offered c ^ Costs Are for cotton, is 90 per cent oif parity. Kyodo quoted Matsumoto as re­ tomorrow evening will elect 6m-|ing and the members have the Warm Chatham Blankets that will giye you years of ser- cident occurred after- h> had left t>leas that workers end strikes and proval.” by the national headqu.arters is the- Considerate China on a trip to Washington. He refrain from calling further strikes plying that "even to express in (Continued oa Page ’I'en) cers. Films shown at the meeting I privilege of inviting friends. Mrs. dissemination of statistics and gen­ vice. Solid colors with contrasting colored borders. (Continued on Pago Ten) Approved Joint Defense Pina of the Young People’s society this Carl Hilillng of the Home Ero- said Atcheson wrote a letter to the Murray declare^: public Such a thing as abdication eral information on national af­ Rose, cedar, blue and green. is too awesome.” The minister add­ They also ahowed that on All cvrainc will be repeated tomorrow committee reminds the HOSPITALIZATION secretary of state advocating fur­ ' ObjMtive To Restore Pay Cut Show 29, 1941, Mr. Roosevelt appr fairs to the local organizations. PHONE 7897 Documents ed that those who contemplate night by Mrs. John Moore. Plans I Grangers to brinj^ articles for the nishing lend-lease arms and equip­ “Our objective is to restore the a joint CTanadian-Unlted Stat The Retail Credit Bureau is in Hospital Expense, Accident ment to the Communist forces, and huge cut In the national pay enve­ such a “ mistaken” Idea were the Wartime Role win also be completed for the: auction table, the proceeds of a room jusit off the Chamber of- or Sickness, 60 Days At Delay Parleys basic defense plan. Chrtotma.4 party and supper, De- which will be used for the chil­ claiming that he had the support lope. Unless we do, clearly Amer­ exception. — ,, Earlier, IA« cothmittee waa flee. Due to the confidential nature $.5.00 Per Day, Plus $150.00 of every official member of the ' Causes Equal SUr camber 18. dren’s Christmas party. ica faces bad times. If the work­ there waa no evidence that of the work it was felt expedient / jSTORE OPEN American embassy In that recom- ers do no have the -purchasing pow­ Conquest Planned Discussion of whether Hirohito Of Industry not to have any outside entrance. fur Surgical. Individual nr Japanese ever broadcast, prior The Paint and Powder club of mendatioru On Complaint er to buy the goods, the wheels of helped push Japan Into the war The only way one can gain admit­ Family Groups. 'caused an equal stir. the Pearl Harbor attack, the the High school will present, the Atcheson Is currently on duty industry eanont keep turning.” called “winds” message aigni tance to the Bureau is through.the Insurance — .411 Forms for the State department in Tokyo Murray asserted large compan­ The unprecedented question was Given Praise play, "Not Quite Such a Little Chamber office. It is felt with Reveal Hitler Had Deli- a break with the U. S. as a political adviser to General of Over Pickets ies—citing the U. ,S. Steel Corp. asked late yesterday at a plenary MANCHESTER Goose,” Thurwiay evening at 8:15 goods coming more and more Into 1 A.L..4. Memberships^ ALL D A Y Says Rumors William D. Mitchell, commil at the Annual bazaar of the South the Army Douglas A. MacArthur. and General Motors Oorp.—had session of the House of Represen­ the market that merchants and . Agent Hurley testified earlier today ' nite Program to Con­ tatives Budget committee. In reply counsel, read the records in AUTO BODY Methodist church.^ Mrs. ^ Timothy , . olheis will need reliable credit in- i flatly refused pay increase and Truman A s s e ^ Recon< course of questioning Lieut. Kehler Is coaching the P'^ers. j, , ^ had refused government requests quer at Least Seven Premier Kljuro Shidehara told the ARTHUR I). WADE HS". j^'w ?suiw en“ lfSina 1 ^uto Wopkcps Union Re- Brought Quiz House he personally believed Hiro­ Leonard T. Gerow, former head 50 Oak Street who Include Janice .CAro* Associated Credit INEMIHCMU >S(^DNESDAYS to resume negotiations with the version iProtilems C^p- the A m y ’s War Plana dl' Telephone 5979 R8 Easl Center Street • 4aN049f9 W hat had proposed in October, 1944, that quests Postponement unions. Neighboring Nations; hito had no war responsibility and lyn Estey, Carol Whitcher, Jack, Burenus of America. Inc., and also! Telephone 8547 .Manchester \ the government of Generalissimo added that the occupation author- , able of ^rdefly and about military staff confei ■ Auto Body and Vlttner and Clifford DqUen. i the New England Credit Bureaus, 1 “Confronted with this situation, Threat to Hit Prague which had been held with ths CMang Kai-Shek be allowed to Of Negotiations With American labor, In self-protection By Kennedy Itiea have not raised the question Fender Repairing James McKay will play the piano inc. There la al.so a collection Does e la p se . with the government. Speedy ^lutlon Now Ish beforp the .I’earl HvlMF: accompaniment.*. | agency coneeted with the Cl'edit and in the Interest of the ehtire Broke Czech Stand tack. Anto Painting Until Christinas UnaMe To n r e Service Geperal Motors Today , Today a retired" Japanese general. •------I Bureau. Mi.*.* Geraldine Barrett ts nation, have turned to their right Gerow told of conferences Slmonizlng Insurance! The former ambassador to China . — ■ ...... • to strike,” said Murray, and con-, . . . _ _ __ Swan Admits Beinit Pre- Toshlzo Nlshio, told the Associated New Y ork/ Dec. 6.—(/P)—The .The Coventry Fragment Socie-; in charge, Detroit, Dec. 8.—VP)—Resump­ ------— ” . .1 Press that Hirohito attended a Singapore snd Washington ty will hold Its annual Christmas, The Mailing Bureau is | In the told the Senate Foreign Relations tinued: Nuernberg, Dec. 5.—(/P) nation’s t o n Industrialists, gath­ 1941 when military leaders of ZrK Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales? committee that the diplomat was tion of negotiations between "This is what the workers of German A ir Force records sented Before HartfonI highly secrrtlve conference held at sale and chicken pie supper at third room. This is an addressing, Introducing^ D o? the imperial palace In late Novem- ered a n ^ labor-management two nations agreed on Joint pi John S. Service. He said that he striking CIO Auto Workers and the Church Community Hou.se, | mimeographing, multigraphing and ^nerai Motors were compelled to placed before the Interna Vice Squad; Denied He ber or early December, 1941, .just deadlocks/ strikes and threats 'A of operations, contingent upon AUOB OOrBAN "was unable to fire Service at the erican involvement in the war. tBMsra As QaeM AIMe) North Coventry tom9rr i\v evening mailing service that anybody can time the proposal was-made be- G«neral Motor# on the company’s ‘’•■•This u why over half a million twnal Military tribunal today Boasted of Proleclion prior to thp war’s outbreak. Nlshio strikes, were told today by Presi­ IsssnBi Dsoflitar of a Saseatk Sou from 5:30 on. i make use of. There is a small Its required reserves jirovlde a cause Service was under Stilwell, | complaint of illegal picketing ac- said the mikado Informed the Su­ dent 'Iwman that reconversion Never Fbrmally Approved charge for this work. reservoir of funds for Investment In steelworkers have voted five to disclosed that Hitler had Bora WItk • Van then the American commander In tivity were postponed today at the one authorizing a steel strike. made definite plans by 1938 preme War council “Japan might problems are “capable of orderly Gerow said the plane d i^ U d Jaaillsgs Dallyi taehidlni Sonday, Also available in the. Chamber BUCK’ S OIL SERVICE Government and Industrial secur Hartford, Dec. 5.—UP)—George have to fight if things didn’t im­ solutlc^ and speedy solution.” C3iina. ' request o t the imlon. "Thta u \yhy electrical manu- U q conquer at least seven Singapore, widely knowm M '' If B A. M. ta a P. M. Or By Appolnt- library are directories of MirroUnd- ities. The JW.HAL4 CORK/ Swan, proprietor of a garage at prove.” The/ president and Secretary of Later Stilwell was removed from Walter P. Reuther, United Au- facturing workers, aluminum. ' ^ ABCD (American, British, BMSt. la tba Sarvlea of tha Peo- I ing towns. There are pamphlet.* on MAMCHItrm CONM* China by President Roosevelt and tomobile Workers (CIO) vice neighboring countries, includ­ Not Told Of Sneak Attack C on feree Wallace praised the Dutch) plan, were preliminary DON WILLIS South America, statistics on Con- RANGE AND FUEL OIL 173 East Center Street packinghouse and rubber workers 995 Main street, and former oper­ pla for M Taora. Service was transferred to Hur- president, announced the post- and Others are also voting, over­ ing Poland and Czechoslo­ Nlshio added, however, what oth­ war/Ume role of Industry. .never received formal , app; SPDUTDAL MEDItJM I necticnt health and a^-iculture, Tel. 3665 . ator of a gambling club on Wind­ letter to the National As Bruno Bycholski, Prop. ley’s embassy staff. He ranked as ponement of the conference, which whelmingly, In favor of ttrik«." vakia. sor- street, testified in Superior er Japanese have said—the emper­ from anyone In Washington, IM Church ntreet. Hartford, Cona. GARAGB '■ pending or enacted legiaiat\ire, and second secretary until he was sent pad been scheduled for this after­ or wasn’t told of a sneak attack on iatlon of Manufacturers read .VV! * « I innumerable subjects. In the last 1 Earlier in the day, Murray wir­ British prosecutors at the trial court today, in the conspiracy eluding the chief of staff. . Phooa S-8084 home. He is now ' on duty under noon, saying he had been called Pearl Harbor would open the con­ the opening of the "golden an- So far as he knows, he sal participate. Reuther would the attention of the (Steelwork­ Air Force document on plans for Kennedy, one of the defendants, Industry,” President Truman said (Continued On Page Fourtoe*) to the community and'the people. that when Prince Fumimaro Ko-, Hurley made the assertions ^ot disclose his destination or tha ers) Wage Policy committee Tues­ establishment of air bases in.Ro-. as to rumors that. Swan had boast­ manufacturers together with about Service and his connMtlon | reason for his departure. noye recently described to author!^ their workers had “provided the with “ Vinegar Joe” Stilwell in day. Dec. 11.” TTiis will be during land, Czechoelovakia, Hungary, ed of protection by the police for ties another, secret conferen' Later Reutner’s office imid be a three-day session of the com­ tools for victory." LECLERC opening testimony before this com­ Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and his club. held at the palace Sept. 6, 19 was going to Buffalo, N. Y., to ad­ Swan gave this lesUnlon'jr*’ on Wallace said it was fitting to FUNERAL HOME mittee. He said the central Issue mittee to consider further action Austria. The document Was-dated he disclosed that Hirohito Was SICKNESS dress a mass meeting of General on the recent Steelworkers’ NLRB May 2, 1938—more than a year cross-examination today by At- open the congress “ with a strong was w hit he called the "defeat” present. The Sept. 6 confermce world of praise for the great job 25 Main Street AND RANGE OIL Motors strikers there tonight <8 ballot, in which the union approv­ before World War JZ actually lie- tornay John P, Cotter, counsel for Flashes! of American policy in CJhina by p. m., e.s.t.).. held when Konoyexjyas premier, which Amerlcam industry did dur­ City Cab Taxi ed, by five to oiie vote, calling a gan. Kennedy. He admitted that Ken­ included as a participant /W ar Phone 5269 career diplomats of the State de­ The picketing negotiations have ing the war.” (Late Bulletins of the (JP> Wiro) ACCIDENT strike to back up a. $2 a day wage Bombing 'Threat Effective nedy had presented him before Minister Hldekl Tojo w h o/ later Deliyery partment been regarded by General Motors the members of the vice squad, Problems Due to "Many Factors demand. The threat -that brought unwill­ replaced Konoye as premie Not Entirely Defeated as a prelude to resumption of col­ had asked concerning the rumors Discussing reconversion, * Presi­ INSURANCE Announces Increased Quotes Federal Agency ing CTzechoriovakia into the Reich The Sept. 6 conferees /decided But then at another point Tie lective bargaining on the union and Swan said that he admitted dent Truman said its problems] p^,. statement Approved, Alexander Jarvis, agent aasttras CALL 3996 Murray, in his radio address, in 1939 whs Herman Goerlng’s wi- that Japan would begin preparing said A^mertcan policy actually w m demand for a 30 per cent wage In- quoted the Office of War Mobiliza­ haying heard them but denied were "due to many factors, somej Washington, Bee. you freedom from worry about . Telephone Facilities nqt e"htlrely defeated but only "to ' - timatum' that "half of Prague for war In the middle o p (October unavuidable, perhaps, but aU' House Republicans today apptov«{ Typewriters Hospital bills when offering crease within the corporation's tion aA having reported “ that spreading them. He said he told Cook's Service Station some extent." He declared that present price structure. would' He In ruiris from aerial Kennedy that he, Swan, knew who capable"'of orderly solution and ed a policy statement re> moderately priced slckiieaa and / bombardment within two hours” (Gontlnued on Pa Six) speedy solution. Repaii^ed accident insurance With liberal For^ Faster Service Additional moves to intensify ^ (Continued on Page Six) was spreading the ..rumor - and “ great power domination of and Garage, (Continued on Pago F^rteen)- if/there was resistance, according gave Kennedy the name of the in- "iMuch depends upon such a so­ world” and advocating Cleaned and Overhauled benehts requiring bospltallxa- the UAW-CIO strike which has other evidence laid before, the ^6 divid ial. He denied to Kennedy lution-for these problems,”, he ments "to stabilize military lion. DIAL 5141 idled more than 200,000 GM em­ four-power tribunal. said. ” i \ am hopeful, therefore, Limited Number of Rentals Covers Individuals or ' family Manchester Green/conn, ployes came today as Ford Local that any member of the vice tablishments.” The RepuMlcaM6| Top Prices Paid for Used Ty|>c- American prosecutors at the F-quad w'aa providing Swan, with Tire Out that - the rftangfacturers of Ameri­ In a statement of “alms find group to meet your budget. Stop 600, the nation’s largest local Labor Aligiied ca will approach the .problems wrlters. Regardless of Make- or at our office Officers Told union, announced plana for motor­ trial of Goering, and 19 other Na­ protection. agreed to behind clc Condition. . ^ zi leaders accused of war crimes Only Bright Spot In Session which confront us now in the splr- rejected■ the „ 6 flOVER ROAD T ized picket .column at General N o m ( it with which they approached Prompt Service! OR PHONE 4113 Motors plants here Saturday. Against Plan laid before, the court official Cler- This testimony. given by Swap that world peace requires Work Guaranteed Jap Sub Near man records and French and BriU was about the only bright spot In their problems during the war. endorse alien doctrines or ta| For Complete Details Mrs. Delia Sulhvan Handbills distributed to its This will require not only deter­ members by Local 600 called upon ish diplomatic reports disclosing the morning session of the couit. '.abandon efforts to seek justice lorj .Manche.ster SPENCim TORSETTRR Army and K^vy to Re mination, but the spirit of tiler■ the weoker peoples of |he w o ^ “* GvE. WILLIS & SON, INC. Night Watch Aboard morej^ bi,ooo mem- Ln.1 oXAV»lJ«niy On^nlv Bresks wWith iw Kr**® Pattern broken of promises threats, Defense Attorneys Milton New­ Typewriter Exchange Alexander Jarvis man, William M .' Harney ' aad 5 Broad / lease New Casings; (Continued on Page Fourteen) Telephone 3-1506 » AGENT Lumber of All Kinds^ Indianapolis B e f o re (ConUnued on ^ su) A d m i n - l s f i x a t i o n O n that crushed the Czechs only five Thomas McDonough, in addition Disugrees With Murray Stand • Street ^ n 1 months after the Munich past led to Mr. Cptter, cross-examined the Free Sale Hopes Rise Washington, Dec. 5.—(IP) Mason Supplies— Paint— Hardware Ship Loss Described I Fact’F inding P roposal | British Prime Minister' NevUle witness before recess. Much of President William Green of C!hamberlaln to proclaim peace Call 2-0900 the information was similar to Washington, Dec. 5—(A5—Tire American Federation of Litbor . Balsam Wool Insulation In our time.” _ Chinese Move day disagreed with piO for /" . Washington, Dec. S-—UP)—^Th# Trio Is Held Bulletin! that given by Swan Tuesday aft- prospects are looking up. Oisoloaea Ordeal of Hischa The first new casings to be re PhIHp Murray’s coaclnatoa Appoint­ night‘Viratch aboard the cruiser In­ Washington. Dec. 5—(A’)— the dnaign of laws proposed by| dianapolis in the hours before she The WMte House today with­ In cold detail, the prosecution (ConUnued on Page Fourteen) leased to civilians by the Army and Civil Servants COMING TO KEMP'S ment At . In Shooting disclosed, the ordeal of Czechoslo­ Navy—about 400,000 of them—will President Truman Is to “ u lf COAL COKE OIL was sunk between Guam and Leyte held comment on the biting ly destroy ” tabor unioqa. Your Rome 'last July was describied before a 4 ■" ...... t . • ., . attack by the CIO on the vakian 'President- Emil Hacha reach the market In about when he was Imperilously sum Treasury Balance / month. ing from a conference with NrJ FAMOUS LAUNpERALL 2lMain St. t d . $ 1 2 5 Naval court martial today. president’s strike settlement Shift Part of Person­ Truman, Green told Whlta,.H0u or filiiie. The witness, Lieut. Comdr. Rich­ Boy, >Mother and NeigR formula, but ,Mr. Truman nr- moned to Berlin the day before And these, ,^hich bolster hopes rnhged to see President Wil­ German troops marched across the ‘ Washlhgton, - Dec. 5.—(iPi---The for an end to rationing around reporters that while the Hale’s Have The toy s Thu Chrulma^ ard B. Redmajffie- of Norwood, nel lo ■ Nanking dent’s latent__ proposal for BY JACOBS CO. Mass., engineering' offlcbr, told the bor in Jail; Youth Ad liam Oree«i.‘of the AFL during border on March 14, 1939, and wps position o f the Treasury Dec. 3: New Year’s, will be followed by 'mdtagl Receipts. $64,775,962.37; expen­ Childhood- Interest court that offleera standing the 8 the day. told that Prague would-^be bombed surplus offerings of auto, ..truck Trioii. Near Mukden ^ THE COMPLETE AUTOMATIC Hollywood, National Custom* mits kiUing His Father ditures, $163,226,029.31; balance, and tractor tires at a • •'sU!eab|e satisfactory’' . p. m. to midnight watch had been “ate-1 er and Effenbee, Dolls . Holgate-Teacher Tot ^Toys . notified that a search was in pro-, Washington, Dec. 5—(IP)—The (Oontthued on Page Fourteen) $14,080,189,044.93. rate” for some time. , thought tho president '1 HOME LAUNDRY Vienna; Mo., u’Dec.' 5— (IP)—^Fif­ ClO’a open break with the admin This disclosure by a spokesman By The Associated Press j cere” In olleHag It. gresa for a reported Submarine In China today announced move­ If You Want To These toys ajre educational an area the IndianapoUa was .due teen-year-old Gene Westerman, his iatration today aligned labor’s big for the Consumer Foods division 763 Main St. T d . 5 6 8 0 Doll Houses, Chairs and to pass about 8 a. m. ^ mother, Mrs. Edna Weatei-man, 31, three solid and formidable oppo­ of'the War AsHets corporation fol­ ment of part of its government Great Strike Threat for Franoa . Plastic Telephone, ’actual size, The court la' trying, Capt. and Ben French, a neighbor, were sition againft President Truman’s lowed announcement that the gov­ personnel to Nanking from far- Paris, Doc. 5 — {JtT— Fraucetal Buy Or Sell 'Swings Christmas Conies Early' ernment la stepping out of the rub- Central Council. of Publta Servttal (Jharl ried about the report and no other father got in an argument Satur made the break in a bltingly criti­ laughter with heavy hearts. versity of kfinnesota gridder at from "China proj^r into Jeho.l, the turn of thC '20#—parceled out controversy remained to be seen. gro troop* from ealffiig fer IM BINGO Children's Snow Shovels , , Metro-Goldwyn mdvies officer present appeared to show rday, with hla father charging that cal radio -broadcast from Pitts­ Ronald had hla Christmas early provinre to the north. From with white eoidleiy ahoMd-'l Can^ Farm Interests' since eariy to' the concern. -’Throughout hla watch j French had been staying at 0»e burgh, where he is directing stra­ becauaa medical men.say leukemia an avalanche of gifts for the boy , Tientsin oame reports of Immi­ Naval aircraft carried Oroatap: ■7 ' ORANGE HALL la jdpw^ taking the Ufa out of hia while several aunts and uncles war have supported the grain al­ SANTA IS IN TOYLOND THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS the Indianapolis waa steering a Weateriitan house while he was tegy^ of the-CIO-Steel Worjeera in cohol operations and opposed their nent government action against tentoy because there was no i their impending strike at the U. 8 . body—a.date aa early as Dec. 25 gatherisd for the early Yule stood “bhnds" in that area; , of segregating them. OsL C . Wnf: F; Johnson straight course, he aald. Ha added I awM working, in silence. . curtailment. 3 to 5 and 7 to* 3 :3 0 p. m. .» that hfe did not di'seuafe Vlth the "I said he never," Gene asseri Steel corporation. ; < .-poses a question. „ Nationalist officials returned-to H. Pedenion' of Hotwhen, JLjj Early Chriatmaa Arranged . And as he ahould be to be. gen­ Recent new estimates that ?00,- Bailder — Real Estate office!; o f the desk the advisability j ed, accc«;dlng to Rothwell, who The AFL, through President 000 tons of ^ natural 'rubber will Changchun. Manchurilta capitaU- directar of movement for tlie ] the youth declared ‘‘Dad told William Green, ind John L. Lewrla' Mediou Ronald’s uine. taat night's ’ Immbnse Santa ■aid he wtadd ask the TO-NIGHT Stort v Open All. Day of teturning to a klgsag oourae be­ Claus, who has played^ the role reach ;he United States from lib­ to renew nearly-completed flftno- Jyhnson-Boilt Romea cause It dldr 118 that he waa going to kill us and United Mine Workers previously parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence RttasiSn negotiations for airborne tors of U. S. fanes in Lundqulat a little more than six himdgeda of timee fbr/thoueanda erated and other areas in the next Good Pr|ke8 Weekly Door PrliieJ /Wednesdays Ben French." had critiqised Mr. Truman’s plan— year made it unlikely, however. transfer of additional . thousands pean Ihrater at xvhlch calls for SO-dsy strike truces weeks ijgo thst, the boy would Uve of orphans and crippled tblldren. rtarlflcatlen ’eh wlwt to oi\jy about two monlhs. So the had a'twinkle in hia eye. But there ■tatilar e a s e arena hi tiM S u rt '81[). iR. ^ A COMU Until Christinas ' early Chrlattaiu was arranged by waa a tear there also.

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Honan province alone In an effort unfamiliar With th* objectives Davis at Waterbury and Bernard had made the reiJbrt to the Se­ oC alcoholics thaif ha held before socially and then stop os the large been ta effect for 10 years, Is con­ to build up their forces for civil Observe Law vinced. which are better and fairer gov­ McCusker, leglalatlve. representa­ ActsATONCCte lectmen of hi* flndlngs. Park Street war. The Cbmmunlata added that he became affiliated With the local majority of persons w h o' drink Merit System About Town AA to Observe can. Their Arst drink, they He haa engagements to discuaa ernment for both public and em­ tive of the State Bmployea asso­ R«H«¥e and *|eotan* The Salectmen relired to the conscription also is under way In group soon after its formation. He ploye were stressed by Bklward H. ciation. ante chamber and aa a reauit, of hhs been called upon at vdidoua know, will lead to another and an­ the subject In Greenwich today, In Shansi, Hopei, Shantung, Sulyuan On Sidewalks other until they are thoroughly Thomaaton tomorrow and many several change* suggested by the Past Matron* of^Templa (T>*p- To Be ^ id e r and Anhwei. , meetlniga Of the local group and Interest High 1st Birthday its membera report that he has polluted and wind up In' the ^ t - oth«t places before the end of the a r u a i i m town engineer, Mr. McKinney was ler. No. .13, O.E.55.. will meet to­ then railed In and several of these Final .Arguments Heard gained a deep insight Into the ter. As. they have been through I T ~ ’ • '■ ; year—be can’t begin to All the propoaed changes were revealed to morrow evening dt eight o'clock In Manila, the U. S. Military No Police Action Neces­ probleni which ^nfronta them. He’ these experiences they, imderstand requests, he toM the State Council In the' Masonic Temple. It will Select men Aiinoiiiice McLevy (xmvincef] as 84Pi Atljosurn Early to Pay him, among them being an objec­ commission trying Lieut. Gen. To Note Event Tomor­ feols that the local group haa done and sympathize with those who of the Connecticut Merit System (CAUttD BY COLM) be the nnniia'I meeting 'with elec­ sary on Cleaning Off Association at the YMCA Tues­ Another Double Resp^ts to RrgiHtrar tion to his discontinuation of Ade­ PlaitA for Approaeli to Tomoyuki Yalnaahita on war- row Evening With a mbch good work since its formation are similarly afflicted. Requests of Talks on riaToeeot miut be good wbea : laida Road, a* a dead-end street, tion of officera, and will be follow­ crimes charges heard Anti argu­ Snow This Year ^ and expects it to continue its Ane They have no quarrel with either day night ■ends 'upon tbousande of D( . The reason for this was because ed by a Christmas party. The Park Street Bridge ments and promised a verdict by effort* toward the restoration of those who are able to drink so­ Subject Increase And Elliworth Wolfspergcr, bav* prMcrltaed It for m many Of Voters Veit^h member* ar* reminded to bring Public Gathering Green Stamp Day p«BTT7*siif acts at once not onlv t* there was alreacfy on Ale in the Friday. do not permit the publication of cially or with those who sell liquor. Bridgeport's personnel director, FURNITURE AND MUSIC town .clerk's office since 1542, a 26 cent gift for ■ the grab-hag. Manchester’! new by-law, con­ those who have an alcoholic prob­ In fact In some Connecticut cities liar* fuch cougblng but alao 'lot At the Sclfctmen'a meetint last The pro.secutlon asked death by Hartford, Dec. A—aI employes by merit DOUBLE GREEN STAMPS WITH IS'Jl^-iPEKniSSII Kinney took the m ap,of th* lay­ of Park street, from the Park with the- provlaiona for removing the names of the three member tion to take a sip la always be­ system examinations. . voted to adjourn In time to go to Yamashlta was visibly impress snow and Ice within 24 hoursAfter morial Library auditorium tomor­ proved ability and of *«qual pay out with him and will again con­ Pfc. Horace Rlaley, Jr... has I street bridge, east to Main street speakera. These persons, however, fore them. Yet so strong has be- for equal work is constantly grow­ The need of an educational cam­ the home of Regiatrar of Voter*, ed by that. He gripped his defense the close of a storm, is ao well ob ­ row evening at 8 o'clock. Speakers / SHELL GAS AND OIL fer with, hla engineer relative to been honorably discharged fronn by acquiring land on the south have revealing stories to tell to coibe their belief in the AA pros ing, M'ayor Jasper McLevy of paign to build public support and counsel wArmly by the ahouldera served that there has been no oc­ for the event will be Rev. Jamea Robert N. Witch, to pay their re- the changes suggested by the Se­ the separation - center at Fort side of the street. and exclaimed “Thank you! Thank their audience.' They have aeen the gram and Its 12 points that they Bridgeport, where that system has clear away dlstnut among those ■perta. Mr. Veltch died *^te^ a lectmen. casion for the local court to take harm done to them and to others Goodyear - Goodrich and Devena, and has returned to civil­ Cheney Brothers, who own the you!" P. Timmins,* pastor of S t Bridget’a resist this desire despite their DON WILLIS ahort lllncoa Monday morning. In the layout of Brae Bum Cor­ ian life after serving In Germany. land from the bridge to Chestnut action on any offendara. lAutbh, Rev. Ferris B. Reimolda, like them who are unable to con­ constant temptation. The Selectmen did. hpwever, act poration, presented to the 'ow n­ Deny Truce Arranged Copies of th* new by-law were trol their appetitea for Intoxicating He and hla wife and two amall ^treet, have expressed willingness pastor of the Second Congrega­ This evening over Station WTIC Armstrong an Intercating example of pro- ers last night at the Selectmen's The British denied anw Indo­ provided the police department, liquors. They have made efforta from 7:30 to 7:45 o’clock th* GARAGE daughters, one of whom he had to donate land on the soutt) side nesian NationslUt radio announce-' Mobilheat Fuel OH, 7 7-lOc goi. poacd land layout for building pur- meeting, they were informed by never seen, make their home at 93 for this purpose. Property from the enforcing ageilcy under the tional church and three membera through other sources to throw off Manchester AA will present two TIRES AND BATTERIES* Complete Auto Service poaea. Everett McKinney, who had the Selectmen that the layout pre­ ment that a truce had been ar­ law, so that all police would be­ of the AA—two men and one their desire for drink; men and one woman speaker on Gardner street. Chestnut street to St. James ranged In Bandoeng, Java, and SAVE MONEY WITH GREEN STAMPS presented a layout of a proposed sented muat go to the town en­ street Is owned by E. J. Holl, from come familiar with the new by­ woman. Pledge for 24 Honrs an Alcoholics Anonymous pro­ Odd Fellows Bingo 18 Main St. Tel. change In property layout of the gineer for his igudy and recommen­ said they had sent Indian troops Father Timmins has long been whom it Is also desired to secure law but It has not been necessary Yet no matter what method gram. They will use the Actitious Mobil Keroseno gallon 9c Pitkin Tract north of Porter dations. It was estimated that this Delta Chapter, Royal Arch Ma­ supported by tanks and artillery to take action to date. associated with the AA and haa a AT sons, will meet tonight at 7:30 In land. He has been approached they have tried they have found names of "Mac." "Phil" and street, was present to explain the would take about two weeks. This againat an Indonesian-held build­ Two sectlona of the by-law large fund of experiences among no success until they tried the AA "Edna." Father Hmmlns also (In h>U of t» **»«■» or more). ■______proposed change*. covera an area which formed part the MaaonlC)i Temple. The moat on the matter but was not present its membra to use as a basic at the meeting last night so no ing there. which describe the duties of. th* method whereby they forgo drink is listed as a speaker with the According to the new rule all of the Andialo farm on Wood- excellent Master's Degree will be The British aLao reported Aght- foundation of his talk. Recently he Thursday Night action was taken by the Select­ polic* under this act, ar* oa fol­ from day to day. This method Manchester group. JACK ROAN'S such change* in new layout* of bridge and Parker street*. conferred. Ing in Ambarawa and Semarang lows: spoke at the national convention has stretched out for years for men. (rf the A A at New York, making LECLERC m o r i a r t y b r o t h e r s reaidentlal properties, must Aral be on the strife-ridden laUnd. "Section 9. It shall be the duty many thoosands who have Joined AND EVERY THURSDAY EVENING submitted to the town engineer As turpentine la expensive, for On the recommendation of the the principal speech there, it la Renamed Proeocating Officer " 0 « Um Lover AI Center ond Broad Street* Donors of article* for the Study Town Clerk, Miss Margaret Na­ of the police force, under the direc­ the AA since its inception In 1934. FUNERAL HUME for hi* aludy. After hi* study he paint manufacture a turpentine Group'* table at the South Metho- expected that hla speech tomorrow , All Bingo Players Service Station Ofea All Bay and All N'lgkL Call MOt poli’ was again named assistant i tion of the chief of police, to aee They believe sincerely that the report* to the Selectmen. Mj. subatitute la made from a pero- djit Church Bazaar tomorrow, are that the foregoing provisions re­ evening ^vlll cover sonic of th* Hartford. Dec. 5—(PI—Govern-1 \ 28 Main Street Bowen, the town engineer, object­ teum distillate (white spirit) for Town Clerk for the period of one same ground- ka his New York ad-' method which haa helped them Cordially Invited to Attend! CORNER MAIN STREET AND MIDDLE TURNPIKE requested to mark them for that year. lating to snow and ice are strictly and countless thousands others or Baldwin's offtqe announced yes­ Phone 5299 ed to th« change* .listed until he a thinning agent. group and leave them In the dress. He Is thoroughly "sold" on terday the reappointment of I Named Special fVinatabIr com pli^ with. the good of. the AA and one of the will be helpful to any man or church office. Aime Jarvis was named special | "Section 4. It shall be the duty most enthusiastic promoters of the woman in Manchester who has an Charles P. Roraback of Torrlngton constable at tire request of the | of the police force to report for alcohol Ic^problem. It will be to as prosecuting officer of the Con­ group of a number of non-member* necticut Humane society, and the Mon* Ypres Auxiliary, British Park Board and a bon'd of $5,000 Tomorrow prosecution all cases of violation 'interested in the movement. them, eapeciallv that' their talks appointment of Dr. George M. War Veterans, will precede their for Frederick H. Parker, auperln- Christinas sale of St.^ Mary’s of, or of refusal or neglect to com­ Praise* L o i^ Bcaalta will be directed. One of the car­ meeting, Wednesday evening, De­ tendent of the town water depart­ ply with the provisions of this by­ Rev. Reynolfts' acquaintance dinal belief* of th* AA la that It Smith of Hartford.aa a member of Guild at St. Mary’s hall. • the Conneetlc*.*-. Medical Examin­ cember 12. with a dinner for mem­ ment and Ijonds of $1,000 for two South Methodist Church Bazaar, law relating to Ice and anow.'' with the work of the AA, while takes an alcobolle to understand OPEN THURSDAY NIGHTS UNTIL bers. at the clubhouse at 6:30, In other employees of the Water de­ not aa long-standing aa that of an alcolmllc. These apoakem are ing board. Both terms are for five 2 p. m. years. Roraback's starting Dec. 1 1 charge of Mrs. William Hall. Mrs. partment were received and ap­ Open meeting. Alcoholics Father Timmlna, haa given him alcoholics and freely admit It John Kelbiah, and the pfesldent, proved. Anonymous, at Whlton Memorial Public Records different outl(»k «m the'problem They can not take a drink or two and Dr. Smith’s Jan. 1. Mrs. George Rlaley. Each one at­ The board received a letter from hall at 8 p. m. tending la requested to bring a Robert G. Dougan of Company G. Saturday, Dec. 8 M'arrantee Doeda gift for the grab-bag. A brief State Guard. In which he aUted Amaslcan Legion Auxiliary Sale Eva M. Goodchllds to Peter D. that It cost the local State Guarda — business meeting will held dur­ of food and Christmas gifts at Belize, property located on Deer­ % ing the evening. $308 for the entertainment of the Hale's store. field drive. State Guardsmen following a bat­ Thunulay, Dec. IS Alexander Jarvla to Theodore H. Mary C. Keeney Tent, Daugh­ talion parade and review here two Salvation Army Home League sup­ and Olga Janasen, property located ters of Union Veterans of the months ago. Becauae of unpaid per and Christmaa sale. on Henry street; Civil War, will m e« tomorrow pledges, there was still owed Sunday, Dec. 16 1 Earl f . Garrity to J«tan and Car- evening with Mra. Wilbur Love­ $163.40 on this bill, which he asked Annual Christmas Candlelight (fttne Andialo, property located at land of* 40 EIro street. The bust- the Selectmen to pay. This bill service. Center church at 7:30. Center and Lilac streets. neas session will be followed by a was voted paid. Friday, Dec. 21 Ewing W. and Pauline R. Hodge Christmas party. Christmaa Illumination Kiddies' Christmas party, Brit­ to Milton E. Nolen et ux. property Marlow's The board also voted last night ish-American Club. located on Goodwin street. to donate $25 towards the Christ­ Sunday. Dec. ‘.;.A Corporal Mary Shapiro of the mas lighting of the North End. Woman's Army Corps (Air Force) Annual ChUdren’s Christmas **Thrift W Gift Center At a meeting held last month, the When you shop at Keith’s, you shop has been promoted to sergeant and party sponsored by Mlanonomoh Selectmen voted to pay $75 for Tribe, I.O.R.M., and Red Mcii’s at a complete homefumishing store! m is stationed with the Continental the South End street lighting Air Force at Bolling Field, Wash­ Social club. Tinker hall, 2:30 p. m. Living room, dining room, bedroom at Christmas. Monday, Dec. 31 ington, D. C. She Is the daughter Work has started on the light­ furniture, kitchen furnishings, bed­ of Mrs. TilUc Shapiro of 1.1 Ash­ New Year’s Eve dance, Dil- ing on Main street and lights have worth-Cornell Post, A. L., at Le­ ding, decorator accessories, nur.sery. worth street and the late Nathan been strung from School street to Today - Thurs. - Frl. - Sat,. and toyland, also floor coverings and R Shapiro. gion Home. r U , Oak street and It la expected that lamps. the work will be completed this The Women’s Federation of Cen week so that the lights may be m ter church will follow a business turned on next Saturday. THE LARGEST TOY DEPARTMENT IN TOWN! meeting this evening at 7:30 with The meeting adjourned at 9:40 THE MOST COMPLETE TOY DEPT. IN TOWN! a musical program, featuring Rev. p. m. and the Selectmen proceed­ r J lrfTT^ BY FAR FOR THE FAMILY’S COMFORt Steel Step-Stool WORLD GLOBES Eldon H. Mills, pastor of the West ed In a body to the home of Itbb- Hartford Congregational church, ert N. Veltch ta pay their re- TODAY and TOMORROW $5.50 to $49.95 who la equally popular as a sing­ pects. $,*>.95 er. Paul Chetalht '’rill play piand Table and floor models, some selections, accolqpanied by Robert Robert Cummings BOOKS Christmas Designed for that new post­ with world atlas, some Illum­ Wood. Lizabeth Scott war kitchen! In gay red and inated, all with map correc­ Legion Auxiliary Painting: and Cut-Out Books white or black and white. tions. ( The Manchester Garden Club Don DeFore Wrappings will hold Its annual Christmas par­ (Christmas Plans Fiction Story Books ty Monday evening, Debember lO miHAL WAlllS Prodiir.lion Sn onp of the rooms on thp upper Cards^ Twine fkxir o f Center church housb. Each . -Mrs. Elmer Weden, president of member is requested to pro\Hd* a the American Legion Auxiliary 10c up 25 fsent gift. and Mrs. Dorothy Belcher, treas­ 'Seals and Tags urer. who accompanied her to the recent Department officers’ par- St. Mary's Ladies Guild Will hold / Us aianual sale of aprons, fancy Sey, brought back the news that , WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF THE work and home made food, tomor­ tM local unit received one of the row evening from seven o'clock on apehlal citations awarded for paid- FOLLOWING: Greeting Cards in the parish hall. Sandwiches, up iMmbershlpa for tjhe year PASTRY SETS — TEA SETS / TheNRehablUtatlon committee, CHARIES ORAKF ■ lULIE BISHOP For Everyone! cake, tea and coffey will also be on HUNIH) • milN lOXK!''! DOLLS’ CLOTHES CRADLES sale. of whim Mrs. Helen Griffin la 3-Piece “KROEHLER” chalrmanMs planning to make the Oilt'-ltH bi (jrii- * Hjiimounl Ki.Iu't HIGH CHAIRS BLACKBOARDS 2 for 5c — 5c — 10c usual donation of* gifta for the PICTURE PUZZLES' PULL TOYS Boxed, 25c to 89c T-5 Paul Hughes of Manchester Christmas Shop at the Newington — ON THE SAME SHOW — Living Room------arrivetl in New York Dec. 4 aboard SEWING the Webster Victory. Veterans' hos^al. Thi* la being JACK HALEY in Wall Shelves done by unltav • throughout the “SCARED STIFF” Give happiness to your home! CABINETS Second Lieut. Sandy D. Bums of state, and la greatly appreciated Horseman's Button-back sofa, chair and chan­ $ 9 .7 5 this town was aboard the S.S. John by the men at th \ hospital who nel-back chair in rich tapestry $6.95 Hopkins which arrived at Newport are able to make selection of gifts FRI. - SAT. AND SUN. with 5-Star Comfort construction 1.50 Have you searched for one? BUDGET TERMS News December 3. for their families. “ PARIS u n d e r g o u n d ; DOLLS featuring coll springs throughout. 1 opular Priscilla type In Keith's have them in mahog­ Plus: “ Radio Stare On Paradtf* walnut finish designed to any with exquisite pieived- S-Sgt. Wilson Greenough of 46 Chinese Move ON TOE sdiMB sqpw The Best and Most Reasonable place beside her favorite work and handy drawers. Woodland street was aboard the S. K A Y E DOW D la Prices In Town! chair. • Othara $4.95 to $19.95 S. Weltevredan which arrived from FRIDAY -AN ANGEL COMES FRO the Western Pacific at Los Ange­ Civil Servai IS FREE MOVIE DAY! BROOKLYN" 3-Piece les Dec; 4. \ BUY A VICTORY BOND $1.79 to $7.98 (Continued from Page One) HERE FRIDAY FR L IS f r e e m o v i e DAYPI SOFA BEi/ T-Sgt. James M. Stevenson. 36 OR ADMISSION ^ b u m road. T-3 Thomas R. Gra­ Man- Buy a Bond iOr Adralsaloa To o f government troops Into V TO SEE THIS SHOW A Grand Array of. A Beautiful Selection of ham, 14 Bdgerton atreet arrived churla. ■* See TVs Show Friday! GROUP— today at San Francisco aboard the Cabinet Spokesman P. H- Chang Rocking Horses S.S. Pitt from the Pacific area. announced the move of govern­ ROCKERS STUFFED ment workers to Nanking would $2.98 The Beethoven Glee Club will Include Premier T. V. Soong, and = late stage show s s a t , SUM, at I , At Great Savings! Worth Double! ' travel to .Branford Tuesday ever that the executive yuan would ANIMALS nlng and all members are asked to $149.50 meet there after Dec, 15. WRI DAY, $1.49 to $12.98 AH Metal BUDGET TERMS IV' report at the Emanuel Lutheran Threat Remains Grave CTAT WSUN. Made By Gund ^ church at 6 o'clock for the trip. The threat of greater Internal IJ h a u t f o k d Toy I'rons Maple sofa bed with three- The .club waa active over the paat violence remained grave aa Com­ :eCars interested tn Joining the East Side . Parachutes etrik* against U eu t Gen. Tu Yu V. Ivoi-y enameled nietal cabi­ Table and chair with uphol­ Rec Senior Basketball League, to­ Ming’s forces, now nearing Muk­ morrow night at 8 o’clock at the $1.79 59c net. Insulated sides for safe­ stered seats in white or ma­ den. / $1.98 ' ty. Two black heat coils. ple ftnlsh, ha)4d decorated. East Side Rec. The following teams Aaaoclated Preas Correspondent are o k e d to have a repreaentative ^ 3-Pillow Style Olen Clements reported jjhat Tu’a prehent Center Billiards, Le^on, Armlea aelsed tO forraqr^apanese V/„ Noith Ends and the City Cab. The Paint Sets Table and Chair league will get imderway next airplanes in a mW on p Commun­ STUDIO COUCH Tueaday. ist airdrome near Chlnhslen, 130 69c to $2.98 Sets mlleii.,. southwest of Mukden. Glass Top Rumoris' originating tn Harbin Criling Price- SU.98 said th* Communist# have other tM noed To MAHOGANY Ladies’ Societv ptanea available. ‘ _ Oommuhists aouroea in -Chung­ Chemistry Sets Hardsome covers make this look like’ living-room furniture. TABLES Re-Elect Officers king charged that the Nationalists I planned to draft 100,000 men «" $1.00 to $15.00 Opens to 4 full size and com- fortsble bed. Y ot :r Mrs. Max Schubert waa reelected CHOICE president of the X-adlea* Aid Bo- $7.95 clety of the Concordia Lutheran 12 Key church, at ita antpial meeting at Lamp, coffee, end and the chyrch last night D^ra. Schu Xylophones \ cocktail tables in glijw lng JDhrt's associate officers were also Maple-Frame ' mahogany flnish. Glass reelected. They,, are aa follows $1.39 protect* 'tops. vice president Mrs. Fred. Hope seerttary. Mra. FYank Diana treaourer, Mrs. Carl Hanson. SOFA BED An enjoyableChristmM party followed the meeting. **Vher» the , The evening a congregational **Fri€itdly mceWng will take place at eight Family Pinei** BRING o’clock .and Friday evening the HotpiudUy** Young People's Society will have THE .n’l- •• ■ - Its meeting. TOTS TO “Mo t h e r : ENTER WITH PRIDE ^ * GOOSE” W ashable TOYLAND! STUFFED TOYS THIS HOUSE O F GOOD FOOD, Er»WIRQNMiE:NT ti .M . $2.98 • IS.98 AND CLEANLINESS JARITOUR 1DRUG STOkESl 1848iHaihvat. Rablaow Bldg.]

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MANrTTFr Now on Hottest their opinions before,an informal Improvement in Han­ the armed forcca" Rapport said. the business faced the task of every member of the House and "building country banks bark into Reasons Differ; Both Senate to put hlmaelf on record.' There is k widespread feeling that dium). meeting of donKressmen. dling of lA*nding "The banka of the state must give MWMfMM >t in Years; Sen- Savagely .\ntl-lAbor give those veterana professional the community, making them a Issue Statements Like Fuller, Feinniark objected May Tone Dowii AFL President William Green guidance in setting them up in rraf and Important part of the to the proposal for fact-finding and R. J. Thomas, president of New Haven, Dec. 8— Con­ business establishments and in any community.” commltteea, but because he doubt­ tction by House the CIO Auto-Workers, asserted necticut bankers, gathered here other financial matters which con­ By The Associated Press ed that the facta, when found, both measures *ere savagely hntl- for a discutaion of public rolatlona, cern them." Top apokeamen for labor and would be presented to the public For Cwuttom-Tattored Public Relations Adt-lce 846 fairly. - J-, By Marlow labor. were told that the loan provisions induatry in Connecticut have ex- "If the. report te unfavorable to Both bills may be held back to The public relations advice ^ven TONIGHT TEL. [^ •ih ln ^ o n . Dec. 8.—(e>—TWs of the 0.1. hill of rights offered, the bankers by President Fred­ MAIN preaaed dlafavor with ■ Prealdcnt labor,” be charg^, “it will be await action on President Tru­ them a great opportunity in this TdloaiS^i siiTiiT spread in great detail to every Re-upholstering i%n ABC nplanation of the M- man’s proposal. eric* S. Blackall. Jr., of the New 2-1683 Truman’a propooala for actUing la­ field. England council was: 4//-VIRITARU STREET bor diaputea, but for different rea- town, village and city by the taot spot, Uie hottest spot la- If there is any delay, then Slate Bank Commissioner Rich­ watch for a strenuous effort In "Find out what your community UtXATItni aona. dally nawspapera and radio. If It has found itself on in years. ard Rapport told the meeting of needs and then give it to the peo­ is favorable to labor, we have no We offer eostom re-uphol- r'Action to curb unions or strikes Congress to get the May-Arends the Connecticut Bankers asaocla- Harold V. Felnmark, aecretary- asmrance that the public will be and (ori| the Hobbs bills up before ple.” . . MANCHESTER treaaurer of the Connecticut Fed­ atering — renewing your I sure to come out of Con- tlon here ycaterday that improve­ Blackall, s Woonsocket, R. L, 6ETA2ViOX fully -informed of the facta.” now. But don’t bet. the House for debate and vote. ment waa needed on the part of OPPOSITE GRANT’S STORE eration of Labor, and Alfred C. furniture from frame to Puller, prealdent of the Connecti­ Seen Inciting Strikes t main heat is in the House. banks in the administration of the fabric. We give your fur­ the House gets through bill. cut Manufacturera.’ aaaocigtion, Felnmark aaid ’’the 80-day cod­ a bill, the Senate has to pHSS.| Food A l l ihorilies The banks’ first reaction was both iaaued atatementa loat night ing off period has never worked niture the beauty that (t^t. The Senate may tone it "not good," he said, and a recent taking exception to auggeatlona for in this country in Industrial dls- survey made by Veterana’ service T he a conmulaory 30-day waiting pe­ putes.^ In fact, in many cases it comes from master work­ a Seize Mayonnaise center representatlvaa had shown riod before atrlkea would be legal, incites strikea, since the labor or­ manship and the use of fin­ ,,, La her nghting Mad "some improvement, but it's still ami for tha creation of fact-finding ganization la thus forced by law fin OoBgras are three main Tonight’s Night! Gift she will Elnjoy commltteea which would atudy the automatically to glva notice of Its est quality materials. - which have organized; Hartford, Dec. 8— John J. iaauea in labor diaputea and make intention to strike aa soon as ne­ fighting mad. Take them’ IS m U P S Y INHIIIITED? their reporta public. gotiations begin.” at a time. Sweeney, Connecticut dairy and DRESSES "U the president has In mind Fuller said fact-finding boards 2-Fiece Suite io. 1. President Truman asked food commissioner, reported yes­ WHAT CAUSES ITT tegialatlon which will compel the would not help solve disputes "un­ In gleaming black crepe wltli neqnin trim, or tailored gabardlner, opening of all hooka of a company ess for power to set up a terday that agents of his depart- A besIM contakiUtf asMom #1 to- pastel dressy wools. Sixes 9*20. less Congress first enacts legisla­ to find the facta when, be- to public view, the plan la unsound, tion to curb union exceaaea.” Re-Upholstered ixent had selzjfd and deatroyed 134 i»e«i Seclon m Hiii btlcfsttins wbixl Don’t Forget n Mother’s Dress — SIsea 18V2-$8> ' of a labor dispute, - there's unworkable and dangerous,” aaid He noted that tha president’s Order Now for Xmas Delivery threat of a major strike. gallona of mayonnaise and over will b« isst FREE, whil* Mity loil. to any ^ lle r. proposals had been called similar SO days—white the board 20,000 packages of popcorn in raodar writina la tha Edacotianol Diriilon. Mora "It aeema that labor ta being ask­ $ to the principles of the railway la­ Ona Tear Budgat Or Charge Into the records and argu- which It w ^ alleged mineral oils 5U Fifth Aya., Ntw York, N.Y., Dapl. m — i«7 8*98 ed to make all the concessions, and bor act, but said railroad prohtema ff Slippery Streets and Smooth Tires Worry You ilts of a union and a company werezHsetf^ place of more nutri­ BINGO industry none,” aaid Felnmark. were set apart from those of man­ Account At No Extra Cost. , rkers could not strike. tive vegetable oils which are cur­ She’ll Want a Sequin Trimmed HAT for Her Outfit Gives Many Reasons ufacturing because of the type of Neither the board nor the presl- rently scarce. The labor federation spokesman gave many reasons for his conten­ Mrvice sendered by railroads and In Light Weight Denim Our dacorators win call within Mister, or Madam, you’re being Why risk personal injuiy “ or would have power to force 11)6 use of mineral oil In food FOR IMMEDIATE the interstate character of their thirty-flva mOaa without charge union or company to comply products, except special dietary COSTUME JEWELRY tion that the president’s proposaU operations. tbe board’s findings. Public foods# Is prohibited by Connecticut SERVICE . . . SEE were unfair to labor, and then or obligati OB. sensible! Wet leaves, slippery even a smashed fender-when ST. BRIDGET’S Indlvldnnl Earringa wHh eslorad atoMa, plak aaid: Sound Revision Needed S on would he the compelling laws. The Turnpike Auto "Basically, however, our objec­ The head of the Fuller Brush MacDonald ‘ Sweeney aaid the popcorn, pro­ goM, steriing aUver. Lovely Spray Pln% Company asserted that “sound duced by concerns in Indiana and tion would be that a 30-day wait- asphalt now, snow and ice to . there’s a warm, comfortable Sills kind of law would be very Body Works ing period befoiy striking is the revision of our laws which will Tel. 2-4127 T to one which, since 1928, Illinois, used about 90 per cent of opening wedge to legislation re- place Induatry and labor on even Upholstering Co. affected railroads, airlines and mineral oil as a substitute for but­ Expert Paintitiff CHURCH BASEMENT - terms” waa needed, and said: come “ these are^ad medicine, bus going your way to pro­ ter or vegetable oils $1 $20 . atrlcting the legal acts of organ­ unions. There hasn’t been a Body and Fender Work P laaT ax ized labor. If President Truman **The public has indicated that 983 MAIN STREET, HARTFORD. 3 ir strike In those industries The mayonnaise, he said, also vide safe, swift, dependable 19M. liad about 90 per cent mineral oil, Station Waifon Bodies Colorfiil Pin and Earring Seta. i$4.98 PIm Tax especially if your^ tires are BoMly AfslMt Plaa and “wholesalers were found to be Repaired and Reflnished Bdt the Mg three of organized distributing this merchandise to PLAYING STARTS AT 8:15 smooth. transportation. .70, AFL and the United restaurants throughout the state, 166 Wekt Middle Turnpike 100% WOOL Workers—are i^ d ly against where it is indlscrlminallty served to patrons." It came from a Bos­ president's plan. ’They want Tel. 3926 A Gift for Warmth! curb on their right to strike, ton processing company, he said. CHESTERFIELD COAT say that weakens unionism, AIso/’Timmie Tuft’’ Coats in Their Newer Version RELAX-^TAKE THE BUS e president wants his ^ro- mads into law by Christ- The House Labor commit- $ 19.98 — $32.98 Is going to try to rush it SERVIN6 h. . 2. ’The May-Arends BUL Things Are Fresher at Make Your ONI HUNDRED would deprive a union—if It THE COMMUNITIES ick (tailing the life of a con* GIFT BLOUSES^ , which contained a no-strike Appointments Slie*n lova them la dressy short or loag oieeveo, talloireda. A H f l t i 9t * l * A t f its bargaining rights Jewelry aecklinea, la stripea or priata. FUR SALE! one year and make It subject « ^m age suit by anyone «lalm* MODEL to have been injured by the For Christmas :e. FRUIT SHOPPE $2.98 ^ $5.98 iMsd Vp is Cloaed Seantam “Where Genuine Quality Prevans” 'This legislation, awaiting House 997 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 2*0784 EXTRA LARGE SEEE BLOUSES — 49-82. ion, was whipped up in a closed Permanents lion of the House Military com* Just a Few Steps Below Hale’s • SWEATERS— 100% wool, Cardigaafi, Pull-overs |Mfttee. Labor representnlves FREE DELIVERY I Iliad no chance to testify against Now in luscious colors. $3.98 More It is named after Representa.- • SKIRTS—in pastels or plaids—greys— [Ose May (D., Ky.), committee EXTRA LARGE SIZE SKIRTS $3.98 More Lirman, find Representative Shop Open As Usual On Wednesdays. CIL, m.), who introduced « > 1 2 « i proposal. BANANAS SHOP WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY, DECEMBER 24. • JUMPERS-rSLACKS—in small to - Ko. S. The Hobbs bill. Repre- EXTRA LARGE SIZES $4.98 More pMntative Hobbs (D., AIa.1 Yather- \ iM this one. This bill would make FINK 8EEDLE9S FOR FRUIT CAKB • ROBES—Chenille or Satin-quilted, I It a crime—punishable by 20 yearr The Beauty Nook A Small Deposit Will Hold {la Jail or a $10,000 fine—to Inter- GRAPEFRUIT MIXED FRUIT S Your Gift Until Christmas. in pastel colors. $7.98 - $18,98 IllNre with commerce or trade by 172 EAST CENTER ST. TEL. 8010 l$dghway robbery or extortion. Hobbs says hts bill is aimed at 3 for 29c 59c lb. I preventing "racketeering,”/ speclfl- j sany in a ease Hke this: ' A farmer, driving produce Into SWEET A city, is stopped by' labor men w e Who force him to pay a certain ^[iom—perhaps the . day’s wage of doz.' a union driver—before he can pro» TANGERINES .ased into town. 0 Had No Ohaaee to Testify r Labor representatives had no tfiance to testify against this hill, CALIFORNIA JUICY NEW NA’TIVE either, before it was approved by the House Judiciary committee. ORANGES POTATOES Hobbs explains: We are now located in our new home whert we shall be happy to receive Bbcactly the same bill was pass­ 29c dozen 59c peck our many friends and customers whose friendship We have valued ed by the House three years ago (It died ip the Senate) after throughout the years. _ leagthy testimony by labor lead- lAs. So. “he says, there was no ^ * need to call for union views again. This bill also is waiting to be Take Advantage Of Oar Grtfnd called up in the House. Representative Sabath (D-TU), chairman of the House .Rules cam> Opening Sale For Christmas Values mittee through which the May- Arends and Hobbs bills moved CHRISTMAS GIFT over Sabath’a objection, yesterday W HAT A J Regular Suggestions Maple Platform Rockers m .9$ and $39.95 NO-tV .•'«•.*•••.•4 $29.95 WONDERFUL WAY FAMILY GROUP Ladies' Rings Bracelets HOSPITALIZATION Peiidunt and Chain BoudoirGhairs Pictiures and Mirrors Canieu Brooches Specially Priced TO SAY INSURANCE Billfolds Pri<^d'^.95 to $29.95 A New Family Policy Bar Pins . Tables! Now Available J- At Low Group Rates Tables! - For Mien, Women A ges 18 to 60; Children to Age II Inclasive. Older-Age Orotm 60*80 Pays for: Drum, End, Sirkheaa or accident expenses ALL < . Blousas and'^swaatersl Tha mora »ha when confined in any hospital 6 Way FULLY anywhere In the 0. R. A. or Occasional has, tha merrier her Christmas will be I Onnndn. Room and board rx- GUARANTEED! pensM op to $6.00 per day tor Tailored or fussy blouses In fine foy« irst-SO dnya’_poafinement—M.OO Floor Lamps and r day 1 ^ next 90 days* con- on crape—white or poslalt Tha Cem esL Watches Spray Pins degnlar $24.95 Voo owe It to your family to Card Tables sweaters? Pure wool Carol Brentsl arovlde this security and pro- NOW ’ Osetloa In' an emergency ni tiinc of ased. " . MEN’S A Family; Hospltallsatioa STONE RINGS $19.95 Crystal^ Clear THE MOST THRILLING GIFT IN THE W ORLO FOR. ANY WOMAN BLOtlSIS Qroap Policy as law as $.01 ’ • EMBLEM RINGS n»y for a Family nt 'Iliree; WATCHES BILLFOI.DS LIGHTERS 3 2 - 4 0 Larger Families Slightly Ulgh- TABLE LIQHTERS , • p r i z e m in k s c a r v e s m. Mirrors . C one In grid Investigate this \ SWIATIRS Itcy which Is designed for tnro- ' * ; bo o k ENDS . t MAGAZINE To Reffeet ChrMaias • s il v e r f o x JACKETS B'' protection ns a nnlt. SMOKERS 3 4 -;$ 0 Bknrtes Is TradlHoanl With Us! FRAMED PICTURESv / .-GLASSWARE RACKS Checrl •NCmTHERN BACK MUSKRAT COATS CHRISTMAS CARDS AND CHRISTMAS WRAPPINGS 824-828 MAIN STREET The Alien DDRATONE PLASTIC PLAYING CARDS THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SAtUROAY this'WEEK i ' ‘ ' * ■ ■tf MANCHESTER Realty Company LARGE SELECTION OF MINIATURE ANIMALS V i -aad. I You Will Find Hundreds of Coats to Choose Front! »T1ie Allen Insurance F. E. BRAY, Jeijeeler B. D. Pearl Appliance and Furniture •u PHONE 7690 Advertise iti The Herald— It Pays Agencys IfhUw. JEWELER 649 MAIN STREET MAPICHESTER M sla.Sk. Maactaester ' STATE THEATER BUILDING f M . SIM . I

•I ' '0.... ■ V PAGE MANCHE8TSR IVENING RFRAl.t) IIANCHE8TEK. UONW- WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 194i , UANCHESTER BVENINO HERALD^ MANCUBSillR. OONN- WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6,1948 .> J. atta their wives of tha Vsmon Metho­ 7 o’clock, ftoutine matters will be r. 1331; William F. McMahon, d. also ba u ked to ratify a resolu­ tion adopted by the Common Coun­ dist church will be guests for the taken up prior to the city meeting, Service IHsMy New Ilemii Tkis ChristmiksCofiinftic Counters Will Display 1159; -Albert Tennstedt, d, 1160; following which the council will re­ Rockville Aldermen at large, -Kenneth cil recommending that action be evening. deferred in the matter of laying a The committee In charge. In­ convene. Special today... Have a Coke Smith, r, 1309; -Andrew Do boas, Motbei-s Club Jemes tax rate until the second Tuesday cludes Merle Tyler, Ralph Snape •r Four Years 1308; -Samuel Gamble, r, 1320; The Motherii^Iub of the Sacred essUeiiH trif Br AlMa Hart in June 1946. and Emil Kroymann, -John Oottier, r, - 1316; Richard Heart church In Vernon will meet signed the fine mail NB^ Staff WrMar Raymond Hunt Vnlverelty Cheir to Slag Meettag Tenight Biindy. d, 1180; John Schllphack, Thursday evening at efght o’clock chute for ofice build­ New York—Slmirty elagaat dr U, 1172; Benjamin A. Wilson,- d, The choir of the Storra church, A t the meeting of Burpee Wom­ It* autUv« LuUitr, of 14 at the home of Mrs. Cllffotd Glea­ ings, hotels, etc. The impudently gay are the Chriatmaa 1167; Merrill M. Cedor, d. 1179; composed o f about seventy atu- an’s Relief Corps to be held this son of I^oenix street. .. .Turnpike, west, h«e ar- ^ Again Elected first -one wti Insulled I from eervlce overeeae. cosmetic packages for thla year. Wani Aldermen, Firat Ward. Hen- denU of the University of Con­ evening In the O. A. R. hall there •b ■. .. 1.^ necticut, will give a Chriatrrtaa will be a social following the busU in the Elwood Building more than four yeara Though ornate and fuaay boxes IV Butler, r. 172; -James Doher­ nesa session in place of the usual awaitled three battle ty. d, 176; Second ward, -MarUn concert at the Union Congrega­ In Rochester, N. Y. are atlH ttw and far between, mi­ Rockville Mayor Wins memberh supper. duty in Okinawa and Hlrth, r. 303; John Oeaaay, Jr.,'^d, tional church, Rockville, at seven lady la quite apt to receive her For His Tliird Term; 147; Third ward. Edmund O. o’clock Sunday evening, Dec. 9, as The annual Christmas sale will favorite acent astride a tiny horse, Schiaf. +. 476; -Frederick Berger, the musical part of the annual be held on Thursday afternoon at Guaidian^fVctor^ Pal ^WlU apend a little time In the G. A. R. hall. A dinner will be pioneered, perfeaed or bedded sleekly In a crystal-cicar Details of I he Vole d, 512; Fourth Ward, William E. meeting of the Tolland County ■tar before Teauming hia Loos, r, 343; -Irving Wormstedt, Council of Churches. The choir is served at noon and at two o'clock and patensed the Hollow Jjusl Received! _ Job at the Weetem Klec- lucite box. ther4 will be a card party, with Rockville, D^c. R - (Special 1 d. .361. under the direction of Robert W. Ground Blade, the t>Ude that’s ompany In Kearney. New Supplies of coameUca Slightly under 60 per cent of the Yingling of the music department both whist and bridge being played. flexible in your nutor. This dif­ He received hla final die* Mayor Raymond E. Hunt was re­ will be much greater than last 4317 voters on the city voting Hat of the university and the organist Food Hale ferent, modem blade shaves with papera at the Fort Dlx, elected for hla third term at the cast their ballots'on Tuesday. will be Mrs. Rebecca Henry Dole. The membenf of the Junior Cl aft just ■ ''Feather ‘rouch’’.. never ation Center. year, and tha return In quanUty city election held In Rockville yes­ A Shipment Of The annual city meeting will be The singers will go to the Rock­ of the Rock'vIHe High school will irritstet tender skins becauK of perfume a M alcoiiol-baae eau terday, receiving' 149 more votes hold a food sale on Friday after- than hla derflocratic opponent, held this evening at eight o’plock ville church 'bn Sunday for re­ you don't "bear down’’.,. de cologne, ao strictly ratkmed a light supper noon starting at two o’clock at the ■eoerved la Liquor Caae Clarence J. McCarthy whp was In the Town Hall at which time hearsal and have I the voters will be asked to take of the Union 1 office of the Conn. Light and Pow­ during the war, 1« promlaed. making his third bid for the office. served by ladles action on the repomrnended budget er Company on Park stmet. However_ .the Democrats gained church. To - save time for the .tford, Dec. S-- ,*V-Common CaMetle "Booke” for the coming year as approved eight anthems which will be ren­ -Coancll Meeting Kali-sten-iks three'places In the Common Coun­ CourtsJudge John T. Culll* Favored by some houses are the bv the Common Council. • dered by the choir, the annual re­ Mayor Raymond E. Hunt will reaerved declalon yeaterdky cil from the first, third and fourth ' Thla budget totals $128,785,05 "leather" bound volumes, looking ward.s. In the fourth wani R ^ ' ports will not be read but will be preside at the meeting of the City hearing argumenta on the nnd is divided as follows: General di.stributed in mimeographed Council to be held this evening at on of the SUte Uquor Con- llke-Jtandaome additions to the li­ publican leaders stated that an Government, Administrative aal- error on the part .of one of their form. The new general. eecretary c ______ommiaaion to quaah a man* brary, but containing adult knowl- aries. $2,490; General expenses, of the Connecticut Council of SHOES workers resulted In --the Demtr- I action brought agalnat It by ^ g e of a woman’s beauty needa $6,7.50; Judicial, $2,625; Miscel­ Churches, Rev. W. Glenn Roberta jnerican Platilllng company cratic victory here when* It was laneous. $5,875; Debt Service. $2,- USE In perfume and powder, Ssrmp- necessary to throw out :32 absen­ at Hartford, will make a brief ad­ „ aeeka to iforce the commia- 710; Public-Safety. Police Depart­ TheeMsdt ef mea are aew eallrtinq FOR INFANTS. MISSES, AND CHILDREN tomatlc of the trend to simplicity tee ballot.s. One .of 4he workers dress and Rev. George S. Brookes 4ImI0< ...it m [to regleter ita brand, "Private ment, $18,821.05; General expense, of Rockville will read the report in the fiagHler Army. Join aew ead WIm2S< smimt Ik packaging of ona brand naw signed hls name properly to the $2,089; Lighting department. $13,- whlakey. ' absentee ballot, it was .stated, but of the nominating committee. A SIE THE JOB THROUGH! BROWN AND WHITE bath line In purs* white boxes, 300; Fire Department, salaries, 666 year ago about 7(X> people attend neglected to put down the capacl- $6,165; General expensq, $8,902; •MOOSS YOUa BRANCH OR SSRVieB with a single deep pink roes Im­ tv In which he acted in notarising ed a similar meeting in the Union COLD PREPARATIONS AND ovsRSsaa t h s a t s r Health Department, $8,185; Health UfIfTID. TABLETS, SAI.VE, printed as the only decoration. these b“ *>ot"- Survey, $300; Survey Filtration church and the officers of the Travel • Iducetlea • Secerity • Career voted Demoerntte by a small mar­ Tolland ' County Council of NOSE DROPS Far full Infarmatian call at | | M I m vMieut iModtne my bSrdt, Anticipating a travel revival, Pl.snt, $2„500: Maintenance of Sew- Caution use only as directed. gin for- the first time In many era. $300; Filtration Plant. $5,050; Churches hope to see that number U. a. ARSIV atCRUITINO OFFICB |H w e *l nedtine H H tV. S«t»- cosmetic housee are showing smart equalled on Sunday evening. vears and the Thin! wanl, former­ Public Works Department, Geiieral POST OFFICE BUlLDINt; / t M C4A L. Simply ipttsJ it ON / J leather travel caaee, many with ______.wvlU place like home for pause that refreshes ly a Democratic .stronghold re­ fHelena Rubinstein) ... HO Maintenance, $38,330; Recreation, lauUes Night __ I MMt Hie fimiM U l the Ic e turned this year to the Democratic MANCHESTER CiJIOUSf^SON, faahion - wise over - the - shoulder $4..300. The second annual "Ladies la id fcctlicr mitM wiich ckccl Uy Knuwluc that a Chriatmiui lift of powder, perfume ur colugne straps, fitted with basic skin and A ft e r a bustling day shopping, what a relief to get home for a chance side. - The mlseellaneouq items which Night’’ of the Men’s Club of the INC. where lliere'i heevy Is always acceptable, thla pretty mliu hat selected scents which The detailed vote Is as follows; MANCHESTER wore the subject of much discus- Methodist -church will be held this Rponftored By infectetien. Do it et often makeup eaaentlals. And with the beat fit the ■personalities of her friends. Favorites with her and Mayor, -Raymond E. Hunt, r, aion prior to yesterday’s election evening at the church social rooms THE MANCHESTER TRUST CO. M fllM I M yo« Ainfect end Aim release of steel for civilian use, many other women are enscmblee of soap, powder and oolegae. to pause and refresh with ice-cold Coke. Coca-Cola is right at hcxne 131*6: Clarence J. McCarthy, d, include: RockvUlo Health Nursing starting at eight o’clock. Rev. L. AUTO BODY feet eflen with Or. Seb* complete, manicure seta art re­ • lipatick wardrobe In a case, and eve maka-uti kiu. 1167; City Clerk. *F. Leroy Elliott, Association, *1,000; Memorial Theron French of Hartford, a -50 Oak Street bery'i pleeient lAR-O* appearing. in your refrigerator. That's where it belongs to bring you, your family r. 1340; John L. Moran, Jr., d, Fund. $100; Bonds, Tax Collector fomter pastor of the Rockville Telephone S979 1146: Treasurer, -Charles M. and Treasurer, $225; Contingency church will be the speaker. He SAN. Squires, r, 1325; James Rohan, d, fund. $1,000; Election, $900; Rock­ will have for hia subject, "A Cow­ Anto BodY and and your friends the pause that refreshes oh a short moment’s notice. 1163; City Sheriff. -M. Joseph ville Safety Committee, $100; Vet­ boy Comes to Yankeeland.” There •Fender Repalrint Webster, r, 1330; Zirmond Oik, d. erans Advisory Center, $2,250; will also be an entertainment. Auto Painting Have a supply always on hand. 1114; Assessors, -Clarence Su- Band concerts, $300. Members of the Baptist Men’s Club Simonizing checkl, r, 1334; -Peter Genovesi, A t the meeting the voters will and their wives, and the men and Fashion and Glamour ■ OTTliO UNDU AUTMOmy oy THI COCA-COIA com pany IV rtgifterad trada* I which dutingukk tha prod Cola f IARTIRS COCA - COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, EAST HARTFORD, CONN. lOR .O 1V45 Tha C-C Co. P^IATRt H ttr Fur Coats ------.r' Cro$$> Thla apirited Blue Grass —AT— Steel uumleHre seta return la Nuval ChriatmM versioa of LARSEN’S the Magic Slipper Is the bright Christmas horae. crowned with time for Chrlstaua This brewa flowers and tied with ribbon, leather caae Uued with suede blue hobnail glaaa container - a , ' • ' flFEED SERVICE carries on ita aaddle a bottle of has aeiaaera. elippars. alppaia. above, filled with a haunting perfume. et Square Tel. S4M Sle. UO t-PO URL Substantial Savings •MOUTON LAMB qf •LEOPARD LAPIN f l C h r is t a s •GREY KIDSKIN pi’! Gifts At HALE’S •INDIAN LAMB PAW Is A Veritable Wonderland AT ONLY Of Gifts For All/The FOR HER FOR H IM Children BLACKBOARD, ALL SIZES ^ Old South Sun Dial Set Sportsman Cologne Friendship Carden Quilt Box Sportsman After Shave Lotion PULL TOYS / Sportsman After Shave Talc Qld South Memory Box BOYS’ POOL TABLE / Old Spice Talc and Toilet Water Sportsman Shaving Bowls Old Spice Cologne and Perfume . Currier & Ives Shaving Mug BOWLING ALLEYS / Yardley Shaving Bowl From our oatatanding Old Spice Bath Powder and Soap RING TOSS— AROIER\l holiday selection you’ll find the watch you TORPEDO ACTION want to give — the These and Mmty Others Will Make Gift Shopping Eash for You at u-atdh that will be so happily received. STUFFED ANIMALS AND ID L E TOYS BOATS, LUXURY LINERS, FREIGHTERS M APU: TABLE AND CI^AIR SETS JET-PROPELLED BOATS D IAM O ND and COCKTAIL QUINN'S PHARMACY PASTRY SETS, COOKING SETS 873 M AIN ST. MANCHESTER PH O N E 4136 CHRISTMAS STOCKINGS / WATCHES Rich looking Fur Coats METAL refrigerators CHEMISTRY SETS, MICROSCOPE SETS From Two nutde of high quality SEWING SETS, pIBR O lD ER Y \ ERECTORSETS To Twenty skins and in the latest PAINTS, PAINT AJW CRAYON SETS Diamonds. BOXING-GLOVES styles. CLAY SETS f*OR MODELING . V S fust Arrived! DOLLS, DOLL SWINGS, DOLL UOOSES FINANCE, m o n o p o l y , PARCHEESI ‘ .4ND FURNITURE POIXYANNA, SUFFOLK DOWNS MAGIC SLATES, TENQ L BOXES 1000 CANADIAN SPRUCE These Are‘the Meet Popular Games! Other Fur . Coats. PLASTIC PLANES, BOATS AND A’JTQS CHINESE CHECKERS, CHESS, isiNGO Reasonably Priced SUPER METAL PUZZLES AND BALSAM TREES . , CRIBBAGE . w o o d e n ABC BLOCKS 2 '/2 Ft. to 15 Ft. Tall. Priced; * CHUNG-PEG GAMES Sable and Grey Dyed Coney , $99 fPriced From NON-SKID CHECKERS VEGETABLE COLORED BUILDII^G Black Persian Paw $159 c $ 1 .0 0 to $ 1 .5 0 For Average Size Tree ^ Regular and Pock*f Slie I BLOCKS • $ 1 0 0 Mafmmk ^ $199 KOTOCOLOR PAINTS, ALSO VENETIAN LITTLE VISITING NURSE KITS Others At Equally I..ow Prices! Special Prices To Churche.s, Schools and Tax Included. $199 Fraternal Organizations. WATER COLOR TUBE PAINTS ALL KINDS OF PULL AND PUSH TOYS Silvered Fox CHRISTMAS TREE ORNAMENTS LAUNDRY SETS *P l0 8 Tax. Natural Silver Muskrat $219 LARGE ASSORTMENT CHRISTMAS BOUGHS CLOTHES DRYERS — TOY IRONS MADE OF PLASTIC Silvertone Muskrat $229 . Including Hemlock. Pine, Balsam and Laurel for Trimming. ' ' ^ , ROCKING HORSES, MAPLE ROCKERS CHALK AND ERASER SETS Thie J. W. Hale label assures you ol' complete satis­ $249 faction. Shop at Hale’s and see our completa OVERSTUFFED CHARIS t r a i n s , EDUCA'lflONAL O ^ C K S Your Credit Is Good Silverblue" Muskrat selection of Fur Coats before you definitely decidt ■ CHRISTMAS WREATHS AND SPRAYS upon your new Fur Goat. ALUMINUM TELESCOTPis Letbut Raccoon $279 For Your Doors To Exemplify • Truly Peaceful Christmas. EASY BUDGET TERMS ARRANGED. SahiB ifi in ToyUnd Thursday and Saturday Honest, TheY Work! 3 to 5 and 7"to 8:30 p. in. Indian Lamb $299 PLAY DISHES, CHINA AND PLASTIC FURS SUBJECT TO 20% TAX a BASKETS, SPRAYS and WREATHS FOR TH£ CEMETERY Beautiful Spray Pins $299 •Place Your Order Early! Delivery Service! LARGE SIZE PLASTIC TELEPHONES Black Persian " ^ We Will Be Open for Your Convenience Every Evening UntH 9 O’clock From -Now'Til Christmas. ALL SIZ^ BEADS IN JARS and Earring Sets Hoi. No. Back Muskrat . $299

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■A I EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 6,194* BIAWCHESTER on Sept 11, 1942 and served with Yuletide Mail Already .Special Meetings E I G H t ■wiiwwaMiMnBnMwsM Brothers Receive Co. B, 374th P ort. Battalion in Alaska and the Aleutian Islands Starting at Chri9tma» Sat.irday night there will be an Local Lodge Sn e w FLASHLIGHTSS W addell Turns Down from Nov. 26. 1942 until hla dls\ At Local Citadel Readings Dally. Ineimiag Price Reports O n (Jermany Openly Discuss (five lecture Murray Raps Army Discharges "O ld fashioned” praise service. IRaurbwtrr Tractor Mishap riaatlc — Metala chargf, specializing, as a .crane The public la invited to all serv­ » A . M l«9P ILOtlle Amh4 In this current period of world \ 79c to 12.95 operator. He wears toe Asiatic- Christmas, Fla., Dec. 5—(7>) ices. ment. In Hie Servlee at tiis ~ lub p]jins to End Holds Election Pacific rlbljon, the American Thea­ Special Bvangellstie meetinga nie for 86 Yenra. hlatory, It will be aurprisinK news Part Hirohito Women’s ( 1 4 Increase in Salary —CJhrlslmas U getting ready puttt^ ' f rroiii Victim Better lAtlTHUR DRUG 8TORES{ Master Sergeant Raymond E. ter Medal and Good Conduct will continue at toe Salvation The bird and mammal life of spiRmiAi MRonm when soitielhInK proves to be 1845 Hal" St- RuMnow Bldg.;|i Medal. for (Jhrlatmal. 169 Choreh Street, HartfnrA C PCBU8HKD BT Linders of 258 Parker street has Army citadel every night this North America waa once far — t i n nUNTIXG CO. INC. right. It Is'no surprise at all.^ ------The Cosmopolitan Club will Labor Strife Mystic Review Elects I7*» desired mformatlon this morning, received his honorable discharge An older brother, Carl F. Lin­ The Yuletrde mall annually richer and more vartlR than In' PlMHM 6-9664 ders Is a First Sergeant and is II BlMcll Street then, when Byron rilcc,^ returning, S l l k o w s k i C o il* Played in War meet Friday afternoon at'Center I Refuses Raise in Own the press was told that Mr. Wad­ deluging this Orange county week at 7:46. the present geologic erl Mincheiter. Conti. Church house. The program wilt from the U. S. Army at the sepa­ serving with the 347th Heavy Ar­ Tonight the women of the THOMAS FTtnOUSON (OoRttnuad from Page One) Its Officers at Its An­ dell would also have -to retire from hamlet already haa begun to from a special mission to survey, i , . C|{I| S prin iiM * include a talk on art by Mrs. Her­ Pay Until Wages of that meeting and would, therefore, ration center. Fort Devens, Mass tillery Maintenance Battalion on Home League wlU have charge of Oenersl the policy of the AlUey. in Ger-, tiilion Mill MriOUS, (Continued from Page One) Sergeant Linders enlisted in the rounded October t. iwt bert W. Robb, and the showing of nual Meeting be unable to give out this informa­ Okinawa. ~ trickle In and Postmaster the servlca with Mrs. Brigadier American Inddatry 'can raise All Municipal Build­ Army Feb. 6. 1942 and received many, reports that that policy is I Details of Arricleiil reproductions of famous pictures, tion. Juanita S. 'Tucker Is making Lockwood bringing toe meaaage. Itebed Bren’ Brenlng iifiless there was a decided Im­ wages and salaries 24 per cent and bis basic training at Camp Croft, conspicuously a failure, and laya provement In negotiations at secured through the courtesy of Mrs. Gladys Gamble of 431 Ly It waa then pointed out by the Hopsing. Shortage Acute preparations to handle the ex­ 'htursday night. Captain James jT e n d HolKtaj». BnUred el the I still earn twice as much take PINEHURST ing Staff Studied N. C. He served with the G-2 Office et Manoheeter. Conn., ai Washington. No proposal was the State Federation of Women's reporters that Selectman Sher­ pected flood of cards and let­ Geddes of Wllllmantic will be toe FOR SA L the thief blame for failuie on the ^ Tile condition of Walter Silkow- home profits as tt did before the dall street was elected president Section, Allied' Force Headquar­ WANTED d OBaa Mall Matter.______made at the conference to' remove Clubs! wood Bowers, secretary of the Greenwich, Dec.' 5— (75 — The ters which last year topped apeaker. Friday night the Song­ fact that general pronouncements j ski, 2R, of Hathaway drive, who The members ire requested to war.” of Mystic Review, Woman’s Bene­ Thursday conie to Plne- The Selectmen In executive sea ters In England, North Africa and •UBSCRIPnON RATES the chief stumbling block to the Board, would be called upon to Housing committee of the Green­ the 100,000 mark. sters have the first paM of the FIRST CLASS PLUMBERS { of policy In principle are being 1 sustained serious injuries to both bring at least two cans of vege­ "Faced with these economic con­ fit Aaaoclation at its annual meet­ hurst for Fresh Fish- Sion last night, from which the Italy from July, 1942 until his dis­ meeting. This wlU be followed Tear by Mall ...... * * 2? Washington negotiations, the. re­ keep Uie record, and that he would wich Community chest and coun­ For years, persons anxious : legs early Monday morning In tables or fruits in metal contain­ ditions, what ha* the Federal ad­ ing in Odd Fellows hall last night. press and the Clerk of the Board, be asked for this Information this charge in October. He wears toe Paper Rout AND HELPERS month by Mall ...... * stabbed in the back. LItchfleld when he was Jammed quested removal of Japanese European, Middle Eaatem ribbons, cil announced last night It had to have their holiday mall da Copy ...... - ers. or any other canned food they ministration done?” Murray ask­ Mrs. Gamble succeeds Mfs. Josie Silver Salmon morning, unless otherwise provid­ formed toe non-profit Greenwich Of 40 Customers In this Instance, the villain Is b<—N«* postpone any kind of German.; name was placed on the danger •peclfically requested by the Fed­ pointive officer* will be chosen by We also expect to hav« been made In that budget for an Chicago, Detroit and Boston. list and hospital authorities said th give the true situation we had Bridgeport, Dec. 5— (JFi—A 20- the Incoming president. Increase In salaries of any person. unity for as long us pos-sible. The ’ no way of getting tt Into print." eral government. Chuck which makes a very b l b k a c or he was suffering from shock. year-old Connecticut ex-Marine Mrs. Grace Best of Hartford, To take this Increase himself, he I MEMBER- AUDIT longer Germany can be divided in -, Fnruno, who plans to surrender "To all this arrogance the Fed­ BCUtA'noNS. Mr. ,SiIl{nwski's legs were not walked Into police headquarters eral administration yields in ab­ I state field director, who was pres- nice ground meaU said, would be bad form on hia to separate zones, with the inevi­ I shortly before the Dec. 12 dead- [ ent conducted the election and cut although badly crushed. He here last night and. Detective ject cowardice. . . . part, and therefore he refused to fc Tha Herald Printing '"A’: I line set by MacArthur. said Jap- I short fortn installation. The in- Here's a new meat leaf table economic effects such sepa­ wa-s reported today to be in good Lieut. Joseph Morris said, admit­ "Rcc''ntlv the I.,abor-Mp.nagc- accept the increase voted him. ‘ es no financial rcspoMlbllltj for j an'a Navy department delayed an- ] stallation of all officers will take apbical e.-rors appearing ration entails, the happier France spirits. H<» received several blomt ted holding up a Clearwater. Fla., ment conference . . . unanimously recipe , . . . Use either He felt that before he be given tMemenU la The Manchester Eve- transfusions. I nouncement of the Pearl Harbor tavern last week and abducting a i place in January, Pinehurst Hamburg or an increase alone, that all the oth­ will be. If Germany is never ! attack and he first heard about it agreed that there was a Joint re­ i Mrs. Mildred Tedford. chairman Herald. ______He was pinned helplessly while waitress at the establishment. sponsibility tq engage in genuine Chuck ground . . - It will er employees in the building should It’s a bright Christmas underfoot again- one unit, that will he all through monitoring an Asaociat- workmen used acetvlene torches Morris identified the youth as collective bargaining and where 1 of the Christmas party for adult have a study made of their salar­ Wednesday, December 5 i and Junior members, announced give you a tasty, economU right with France. to help free him. Silkowaki never I Walter Dodge Schacht whose this fall.s to cooperate with con­ ies. On hla recomihendation, the i that,the committee plans to aerve France is now obtaining temr once lost consciousness and show- j Gnitea states, home ia in the Nichols section of ciliation and mediation. cal meat dish. matter of the Increase Waa tabled. a chicken sunper, Tuesday. Decern- [ The Senate Vote porary aucceaa for this policy by ed exceptional courage, State Po- ' ' Meanwhile, the emperor met Trumbull, and aaid he was booked "Why did not the secietary of The motion that the Selectmen lice stated. with his Privy council, which de- on a breach of the peach and held labor or the president endeavor, her 18. in Odd Fellows banquet go into executive seaeion was made .*^^l refusing to allow the Allied Con- J"'. . The Senate has approved, by _ , ... oiiKowam,Silkowaki. emuioveoemployed by«y theme v.C I.i,. rUle'l to sent to the Diet a bill in $50,000 ball for investigation! to bring the General Motors Corp. hall, the Juniors to be guest*. after routine business waa disposed lU of 65 to 7. the legislation: trot Commission to function with Construction company of this asking the return of rank and Clearw'ater authorities were noti­ or the United States Stegl Corp. of. by David Chambers, chairman Mch makes United States parti- any determination of any .common town, had worked most of the medals of war crimes suspects to fied. into collective bargaining con-1 of the Board, and he asked that again this year . . . the emperor. The council presi­ members of the press retire. Under peace-protecting policy for all Germany. As Mr night to break the high drifts on a ! Police said thy' did not know ferences with the unions? ! tn the town road according to the report | dent, Baron Kllchlro Hiranuroa, what prompted Schacht to sur­ "Instead—legislation ia request- ■ Delay Parleys the town charter the Selectmen United Nations Price points out, France, by such have the right to hold aa many ex­ ion of the made b y ^ ta te Policeman Neil ‘ who is on MacAHhur’s latest list render himself unless tt wa.s his ed. Legislation that can have b u t; Uation a real ahd practical strategy', is doing the damage of war crimes suspects, did not "financial condition.” They quoted single purpose- the weakening j ecutive seaslons aa they care to, Hurley. ’ On Complaint } but the regulationa also show that By the terms of the meas- without being labeled re.sponsiWe, The injured man told the officer attend the meeting. him as aaying he had spent the of labor unions— the curtailment of the right of free men to refrain within a reaabnable time, the rec­ Bright with scatter rugs so gaily colored you need no wrappings . . . aa it goM to the House, it In- for it. Technically, it ii^the Pols- that he stopped the tractor at 6:30 holdup, and was without funds. ords will be open for Inspection. in the morning and kept the motor Schacht also admitted, Lieuten­ from working when they choose Just a bit of ribbfin and your tag! This year the selection is bigger aoae of the reservation* dqm Declaration, which said that Over Pickets j V .1. When asked by the members of running and Intended on keeping Leaders Chosen ant Morris reported, that the car to do so. . . die-hard isolationists sought Germany should be treated as one "The design of the specific legis­ € u i d the press, if the regulations would than ever . . . more varied than ever before. ' his hands warm on the muffler. which he drove to Clearwater and be followed In this case, and If Mr. Include, ail with the aim of single economic unit, which is In But he fell, his body striking the abandoned near here after hi* re­ lative proposal is to weaken and (Oonttnned from Png* One) A IktU rtirifi baler* end •Bar the By Young People ultimately destroy labor union or­ Waddell would be able to give this force in Germany. But, by re­ clutch lever. The tractor, which turn trip was stolen Iq Bridgeport. belldayi will awon jutl that muah Q i Quaint g our ratification of the ganizations. It can be but the fusing to permit it to work, was in reverse gear, began to bers to participate in "Detroit’s aMT* far rii* ataia *«*at. Maelt lika Francisco Charter nothing first step for ever more savage largest mobile picket line'’ and , France is destroying the declara­ move carrying Silkowaki along •bit *a* era III* aatwar. a mockery. At the anniversary meeting of legislative organizations” said that starting from the local a the track. He became wedged be- | Murray’s radio talk followed a Add indigestion Colonial Rugs Th# grsat majority of Senators tion Itself. tween the snowplow and the track. [ the Young Peoples’ Society of Zion headquarters at 10 a. m. (e.e.t.L| Mffnw North Coventry conference earlier in the day with the line of automobile* would Rallovod ia S minntsa «r voted for this blU did not do Such a policy, thinks Mr. Price, The tractor struck a stonewall Lutheran church held last evening* I •SeHtkvry K* the following officers was re-elect­ topflight CIO leaders, including picket GM’s Cadillac, Tematedt. | denbla year money hack will not only cause the deaths of arid was halted abruptly. Had It lUkad trwffad SeNdeae WlM* m etn MMUch wid n u a . p*Ui(iil. •uriml- Rag rugs woven on under sny Ulustonment that the' ed to ser\e for the coming year: A miscellaneous shower was President R. J. Thomas and Vice Chevrolet forge, Chevrolet axle,] Creel ad Oaien* Ifi* lu . .Mr rtaointi wd b.*rU>ani, Sgetan umUI, many additional Germans this I not been for the wall. Sllkowski ,mrrlb* lh« (••Ml-.rllnt pMlrlnr* llnwra for ted Nations Organisation Is President, Eunice Gorens;. vice- given on Miss Tavina Peace on President Walter P. Ruether of transmission and Diesel plants j Teaaad Ofaae M #d hand looms; some in would probably have been killed the United ■ Automobile Workers; irnMontlr t«ll«f ■.dlfliw* lAo thoa* In BrU-ua* foctly organised or perfectly winter, but will delay the possible president. Walter Kleinert; treas­ Monday evening at the Church a;id the <3eneral Motor# building.. Srun* Whiff TibltM. No Imiltr. BrII-.ni brlnin roafort In • matching patterns; Trooper Hurley said. Community House with a number Attorney Lee Pressman, CIO gen JUT, or do«blr taar nmM, back no ttUua .< botUt for the protection of day when Germany may begin to The local man's cries for help urer, Almeda Stechholz; secretary, To Consider Tmin*n Appeal , 1* Hi. ^ tt *11 druffUti. • Dorothy Prentice. of Grange friends and community cral counsel; James Matles, direc­ Time of the motorized picket-] •Miafcery fh find itself as a potentially peace­ were heard by Charles H. Warren tor of organization; Neil Brandt, 24x48 Hit - or - miss irid peace. Most of them were After the business session of the friends attending. Ing was set to coincide with a; Mia I lb. sraaad baaf, I t**ipe*B ful nation. To the contrary, he of the Maple Ridge Farm nearby international representative of the ,bly aware of its Inadequacies meeting, an enjoyable program of A seat was attractively deco- conference of 250 delegates from m H few graia* papffar sad % caff Rugs, special 1.59. fears, it may lay Germany open to and adjacent to the highway at entertainment was presented. Two ted in white for the bride to be, to United Electrical. Radio and Ma­ aiilk; Im Iv*. Praia W ia #raaiad t " 24x48 rugs in Colonial id of the fact that it does not the scene of the accident. Mr. War­ chine Workers and Vincent D. UAW-CIO OM locals who will the appeal of any new Hiller who films "Sea Going Thrills" and l)e seated on while opening her assemble here to consider Presi­ pia ffaa ar plate. Mhi 2 oifft tafl NEW I red, blue, green or tan, #t come close to fitting the real ren called the police barracks. Guy many gifts under the blue arid Sweeney, public relations director bread cruaibt, Vi caff trolad carra*. comes along to make political ‘iNews Parade” were show'n by dent Truman’s appeal for an im­ Zinger of the Washington Supply pink <\'aterlng can suspended from for the United Steelworker*. 14 cap flaaly diappad aalaty. I tao- 3.25 of a world which poaaesses Mrs. John Moore. The Girls' Quar­ mediate return to work. The GM VACUUM capital of Germany’s desperation. compemy in Bantam brought the*ceiling among many stream Thomas left Pittsburgh by plane •paaa tab, I lablatpaaa otinci ‘ atomic bomb. < tet rendered several numbers, af conference will formulate recom­ Mr. Price is no soft-hearted acetylene equipment to the acci­ ers of pink and blue. for Washington where he is to be aaiaa. 44 laaipaaa paahry HMaaioff But all were obviously motlvat- ter which everyone Joined In group mendations to be submitted to lo-1 CLEANERS^ weeper for Germany. He la mere­ dent scene, transporting it for the singing. The sei^'ing of light re­ Refreshments were served and Murray’s spokesman at an in­ aad 2 toMatpaeai oiallad batter at Fluffy by the realisation that the last two miles by sleigh. He set a beautiful cake was presented to formal White House conference to­ cal unions throughout the coun- oiarsariaa. Place aa oiaati tap with ly contra-sting the official policy freshments rounded out a pleas­ r l o r is the only thing we haver to work to free the pinned man. ant evening of reunion and fellow'- Miss Pesce bearing the inscription day! He~said President Truman’s try. ' ^ , raowialas aiaat aiiilure. Sake ia bat of the victorious Allies with their proposals will be submitted to the Reuther made his announcement avaa, 400 P. 30 aita. Oaralcb wHb 'the best thing we have, and that Meanwhile Dr. John F. Kilgas, ship. "Shower Greetings" and decorated white Lambskins^ actual performance, and finds lit­ Jr., of Litchfield administered se with pink and white rosebuds. UAW Policy committee Saturday today at a meeting of the Citi­ aaiea. Sarvot 4. Immediate Gifts le only way to preserve peace is in Detroit. zens’ committee invited by the | tle harmony between the two. datives to the injured man as he I Mi.ss Pesce received many ver^ to strengthen it so it can work beautiful and useful gifts. A strike vote has been set for union to study the wage dispute HeCAU'S SEAL PUMIEII Deliyery! So-o-b soft to step out of bed onto Since France is directly, responsi­ lay-teapped.- At 10:15 a. m. he was Thomastoii Plant that has affected more than 7 0 1 ■They naturally rejected, there- finally llbcraled. She will be married on Satur­ Dec. 13 for 270,000 members of A McCAll'S AAAOAZINI iaraica these chilly moming.s . . . a bit of ble, he recommends that France day, December 8 to Russell Storrs, the Electrical Workers union at General Motors plants. , He ad­ PHONE 2-1826 from the li^raj thfiae Isolationist measures Trooper Hurley aided by sever­ luxury that costs little! 24.x36 Ani­ be made to- defend her position Workers Strike who has just recently been honor­ plants of General Electric. West- dressed the committee at its re-1 GROTE'S FRANKFURTS Ich would weaken it and con- al other officers, improvised a inghouse and General Motors. quest, saying the strike was call­ mal shaped, 8.50; 24x42 Oval, 14.25; openly and accept responsibility sti'etcher and carried Silkowaki to ably discharged from th^ Army itno it'to failure before It even after ierv'ing more than two years Tliey, too, ask a $2 a day raise. ed not only to obtain higher wages , Here at Pinehurst we are tak­ 80x48 Oblong, 2-1.50, for the fact that the control sys­ the Warren home. Dr. Kilgas ad­ but also to determine the worker’s ing orders for Robert Farm Na­ land of [•tarts operating. in the Pacific area. tem adopted at Potsdam last July ministered emergency treatment 'Thomaston. Dec. 5 -1,7' More rightful place In the economic 1 tive turkeys for Christmas da- and the man was then placed on a For a long time through our than half the 450 employes of the structure. livery* • f • • *• as •• aaaasaa* has not yet begun to function. sleigh and borne over the eight- Kalteiibruniier To [tModem history, this nation pre­ Plume and Atwood Manufacturlnsr Robert E. Garrigan, assistant Thla week-end we wlU feature the first foot drifta to a waiting ambulance director of the new Council of | tended to itself it had a choice company, hardware makers, left FJlin^ton espeebtOy large NATIVE at the nearby Toll Gate Farm. The their Jobs yesterday. In what Go to Hospital American Business, Washington, Multi-colored Shags as to whether or not it should fol- sleigh used to carry Sllkowski f a r m f r e s h r o a s t i n o Three Owls. Ice Age Ovide Garceau, IntematloiJal rep- D. C„ a committee iqember, re- i CHICKENS AND BROIL­ tha path of international co­ was drawn by horses. The tractor resentattve of the Mine, Mill and The annual church meeting will ported to the group that he had , Christmas There should be, it seems to us. owned by C. L Hale was engaged ERS . . . Fowl for Frlcasaee French blue, dusty rose, maize, green . . . operation. Now it knows that Smelter Workers (CIO), said W'as be held Thurfoav. December 13. received no reply rfrom General and a limited number of Capons. a cietfr^ilstinction made between by the town to .speed the snow re­ The new pastor. Rev. John C. Mil- j miei-noerg.Nuernberg, Dec. 5.—(7*i— Ernest ' Motors lo his Invitation for C. E. these are some of the luscious colors in such cooperation is not a matter an unauthorized walkout. weather prophets , and w'inter moval, piolice reported. Garceau said his. efforts last ler. will be here at that time. ! KaUerbrunner. former chief of Wilson, GM president, or a rep- 0*CEDAR SHIPMENT . . . these tufted rugs; designs in contrasting of choice, but of neceasity.. What The Prudential committee held the Nazi security police who was rcsentative to attend the commit­ prophets. A weather prophet is a night to persuade the men to re­ .stricken w-ith a brain hemorrhage Pine Spray Homb Deoderlzier Since the time of the first Christmas the tradition of Oriental Rug colors. 23x34 inch rugs, and matching lid we onfce regarded as an Ideailstic turn to work had failed, and that a meeting Monday to make plans tee’s sessions and present the cor­ pint 75c covers, 7.95 1-rtvpert who -wakes up Trio Is Held Nov. 18—two days before he w-as poration’s viewrpoint. weaving has been passed on from generation to generation. Today option has now beco^ ttn they had voted to remain out un­ for the annual church supper. to face'the internatlonalSpUitary Parma Moth ...... qt. $1.19 eqrly in the morning and tells you Fifteen rhembers of Ellington Chrysler Negotiations End you can own the rich products of skilled handcraftsmen, formerly the practical course fqv survival. til the company re-hired (^Tharles tribunal as an accused war crimi­ Self Polishing W 'qx ----- qt. 69e the opposite of w hat, kind of a In Shooting Didsbury. president of the union Grange attended Pomona Grange Negotiations between the UAW- Cream Furniture Polish . .29c proud possesfiions of primes only! . nal—will be retumeil from the CIO and Chrysler corporation on ilay it Is going to beT local at the plant. held in Hazardvllle Saturday 116th U. S. Army hospital to the An Purpose night. A class of 57 took the fifth wage detnands similar to those Furniture Polish ....Ig. 48c { Only an expert can really evaluate an Oriental , rug. But you don’t A winter prophet, on the other 'The union spokesman said Dids­ Nuernberg prison di.spon.sary late How To Do Busines.s (Continued from Page One) bury was discharged when he re­ degree. ' *. made] against General Motors Large (washable) have to be a connoisseur to choose an Oriental at Watkins. Every hand, is an individual who re­ this week, it w'as learned authori­ WPTB broken off today and the Dust M o p ...... each $1J9. Fiddly critics ot labor who fused to operate a machine from Due to the gas Aha tire Situa­ tatively today. rug in this collection has been selected by rug experts for quality, for appears from long summering, ment a.aserted he called his father tion the Past Master’s meetings working contract was terminated. Phone Service ■ \ speaking and writing qf the to the front porch early Monday, which one of his helpers had been Medical sources said it might Robert W, Conder, (Chrysler di­ beauty, and carry our assurance of utmost satisfaction now and maiiy, usually on the occasion of the first withdrawn. w'ere discontinued during the w-ar. be 30 days before he is strong Thursday our switch board wlU Hooks from 'mcessity for labor's acceptance tfelllng him a man wanted to talk That association 1* now preparing rector of labor relations, said the many years to come. / snow, and perkily tellis his fellow Company officials were not en&ugh tq appear in court with be open from eight until lliSO to him about a job, and that he for a meeting December 29 *1 Cov­ l^AW-CIO had rejected a company and from 1:30 unHI 5:00 pjn. ot a responaibillty commensurate ineh what kind ot winter to e x -] fired one shot which grazed West- available for comment. the other defendants. offer to extend the contract for a SOON A picket line was established at entry beginning at 7 p. m. with Board win be closed f n m 11:80 ! to its power can find the perfect year, and that the company declin­ Carolina mountains r.P.1 He is a ionir ranee arti.st, erman’s chest, then pursued his the plant today, and a company a pot luck Slipper. until 1:50 _____ example of the kind ot thing they Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hayden of Pass Barbers* Exams ed a union request that it be ex­ who will lust the number of snow through the official said operations were at a tended for six weeks. mean in the General Motors dla- Sadd’s Mills are the parents of .a Hand done, just like in Colonial days; standstill. 'The only persons who No interruption of ttrysler or- I OTHER GROC15RY ITEMS THE NEW storms and the low riican teni-|head as he lay at the foot of the daughter, bom at, the Hartford Hartford, Dec. it—(75— Albert no two patterns alike; quaint old de­ uipute. oerature for a far-off March with! stairs leading to the second floor. , entered...... the- - factory - - - during - the . J. Schlavonc of Watdrbury, state erations was expected to result OF INTEREST Oriental Rugs f i Last Saturday, General Motor* Ik. nf self ronfldence ' Rothwell said Mrs! Westerman’sj morning were.tdp management of- hospital. from the contract termination. 1 signs and colorings. Mrs. Wallace Kibbe and daugh­ barber examiner,-announced "ruea- fi'i made a surprising of^er to operate the greatest of .self confidence. admitted she aaw the flclals, supervisors and foremen. day that 10 recently discharged On previous occasions, during con- I Ground Chicken tqrjaalnda ar fELEPH O N E He haa two distinct advantages - | ------^------ter Carol, are making their home tract negotiations, UAW-CIO Sandwiches...... I^.Jar. 80c 24x 48 Oblong . - ...... 6.35 3.6x5.0 Super Lilahan...... 179.95 W'Borne of its parts plants for sup- With Miss Louise Wood while her servicemen, had passed examina­ 2x3 Super Lilahan...... 39.95 over the.ordinary weather proph-1 Gene yesterday led police to a| tions for barbers’ licenses with members have continued to work Noodlaa Aith Chicken . .Jar $0c 22x36 OblorC^T'...... 4.35 ^ ply to its own competitors. The husband is In service. Mr* Kibbe BOOK 3.3x5.0 Lilahan...... T 19.95 et The latter predicts In the , tin tobacco can containing $1.2.50 “ excellent" ratings. pending a nsw agreement. Broiled In Butter 30x60 Ovals »*•**< 6.75 2.6x4 Super Lilahan 72.95 offer depended upon union ac­ Hospital Notes Is a daughter-in-law of Mr. and MUSHROOMS ...... ,cnn 78c 3.8x4.6 Lilahan ...... '.. .139.95 Braids Mrs. Allerton Kibbe, former resi­ 24x 48 Ovals I * * • •'.* * * * < 5.75 ceptance. morning, and by sundowm ^^Id her husband Egg Nooijlea with dents of this town. IS GOING 22x36 Ovals »'*•**•* 3.95 2.7x5.0 Super Lilahan. / ...... 129.95 9x12 De Luxe Sarpuk...... 695.00 The next thing that happened one has compared his morning money had been stolen and j »«i a u Spaghetti Sauce • > • • -Jar 88c words with what actually hap-1 went to V'icnna with him to reoojft [ Admitted yesterday: MIm Bally Helen IlarrUon’s French Dreae- in old Colonial 'I Was that the iinioo accepted, with pehed d^^ring the day. But the j the robbeiw' to Sheriff W. C. Par- Long. ■ 335 Adams street; Mrs. Ag Heredity Expert Dies Ing (with chutney) -ril, w hen the sum-1 ^*’!“*'* *^cnry. ’ , ' man. 140 Spruce sfreet: Mr*. Al­ foremost authority on heredity. MORE FOR YOUR CAE THAN YOU PAlD FOR IT Open-Thursday evenings to 9. Closed next The next thing that happened A SPECIAL ON Wednesday afternoon, aa uaual. Open all for Holiday selection. j was that some of the local unions hiing up should occur. Meanwhile,, through unsual circumstanc- berta Paggioll, Andover; Mrs. Eve­ The 79-year-oid winner of the BRAND NEW FOR CERTAIN ’41 OR *42 CARS lyn Plousis* 119''Autumn street 1933 Nobel prize for medicine suc­ SHOESTBINO RBETR day Wednesday, Dec. I9th, to 9 P. M., and Real braided rag (not ! comprising Mr. Thqqjas’ organi- he is further aafe^iarded by the j pg as a 12 year old Ozark farm We Buy "All Makes, Models and Types of Cars Store Hours: the evenings of toe 20th, 21st and 22nd. fact that only people^ like himself, j girl she wrote her nam i^nd ad- i R a ^ o n d Manning, 156 Benton cumbed at Huntington MemorUil 8 glasa Jars for only S9e yarn) in hit-or-miss col­ i xation protested against bis ac- Regardless of Year or Condition keep any record of the low mean ; dress on an egg ■ W e s t e iln a n ^ s tr ^ t hos^tal yesterday" after a short orings: . ^ . : ceptance of the - General Motors [****? “ ^ i seived a bard"bolled egg In a ^t. ..droitted today; Mra. Betty Lee illness. i 1 4-Dr. Sedans 1 1987.1 1088 .1989 1940 1 1041 1 1942 1 2 Benton street; Stephen Cavag- l e t t u c e h a s r e t u r n e d 28x50 inches . 4.25 ; offer, and indirated their rebel-! i**nperatures or the number o Ldf,jg restaurant and saw the wrlt- 1 PLYMOUTH |. 8860 1 $470 $570 f •865'l |i9d~ 81085 1 aro, Jri. 29 East Center, streeV, again to Pinehurat Vegetable 20x34 inches' ..... 1.98 ' lion against it ' j snow storni. ’ else within hit union organization, Hartford. 1 for Instance. Is clearly Indicated. pital, it lA'as announced here lakt A Diesel and/or gasenglne de-* NEW CARS ARE IN PRODUCTION NOW! 1 4 8< ican aL 18 rose, smoky blue, ivdTy, Nile greeii, I ' ,,j|«nd his own signature affixed by eigner capable of designing tolophono, writo or rubber atamp. , , A few' years ago, on the basis of | Mrs. How'ard was the wife of WHEN FULL PRODUCTION Uf REACHED—USED CAR aqua, old gold and others. Not all Two outstanding groups of hand hooked rugs reproduc­ major p a ^ ' visit tho tolophono ing the finest museum designs, colorings and textures. ■ In other W'ords. a .unioh head th* discovery', of one snowy owl, James Merrlam Howard, Jr... grad PRICES W!ILL DROP SHARPLY Colors in all sizes. uate of Yale in the class oP 1943, a B, Experienced machinery lay­ 4x6 feet All W ool...... 4 6 .0 0 *kniiounces union policy] finds his we predicted a humdinger , of a buiinosi offioo at yoyr Winter, 'there was. This fall, lieutenant in the Marine Corps and CHRISTMAS out man. 4x6 feet Oblong 19.50 3x5 feet AU Wool ...... 28.50 «iwn tuember unions in rebellion, an English teacher at Lawrence Loads of variety in oval shag - 0..nrst Claes detaUera SPECIAL OFFER 30x60 Oblong . .12.75 2x4 feet All Wool ...... -15.25 , ^ .j •nd then reveals that the. .an­ three Arctic - owls ' have been ville Preparatory school, Law- oorliost convonionoo. rugs, too. SALE Sell your car to iu aow aad yon can use your car for the Rugs made of 2-3 wool and 1-3 rayon: — ^ nouncement of policy was never caught trespassing on ConneGtlCut rencevlllc. N; J. In submitting applioatlons, In- 24x44 Oblong ...... 6.75 27x 45 ,....'...... 8.50 Mrs. Howard, married Sept..,25, St. Mary’s Farish Hall next 80 days without charge;- 4x6 feet .32.50 ov-Ti anyway. soil. One owl, a very liatl winter; eluds complete infonpation as . Wi - OUIHIRN Hf W IN.LIND Lidt Covers ...... ~...... 1.50 1942, iwas educated at Le Coura to family status, education, pre­ 24x40 I...'...... ,. 6.25 3x6 fe e t ...... 20.25 s ^ Whether it <^sa all s mistake, three'owls,- the U!e age back again. Maintenon, Cannes, France, at By LadieH’ Guild It’s as easy as that.* Obiik it vious experience, age, and com­ Drive In—Write In or Phone In ■y llUPHGNt i!0MPlNlf And Many Others. 18x32 ...... 3.95 2 x 4 fe e t...... 10.75^,^^ whether it is merely tlie union Westower school and at Vaasar pensation expected. Pbotograpb CplIegeJ from which slie was< grad­ Thurs., Dec., 6, 7 P. M. on Win ' . ' - ' '''a id's way of istreating from the when we’ve all thav.iMl ou t next dqslrable. Asststahes will b* We Buy Your Cur Over the Phone # ■ W ■ uated in 1942. of his local unions, it adds Besides her parents and . hus­ Aprons, Gift Goods given in saeuHng bonassr liv­ to a perfect case o f union lack band, she leave* a son,. James M. Home Made Foods ing quarters; Addrsss'f BoX 429, Reodh Herald Advo. Weqittiwiblllty. General Motors The west Coast of ' (Colombia, Howard, III. bom in March, 1944, Grand Central (Annex) Mew CAPITOL MOTORS. Inp. Rend Herald^ Ad vt. with .400 inches of rainfall re­ Sandwiches, Cake, Tea Add Yorkl7,M.y, iR’t Jtno'wr wbst its an- a sister, Miss Ehsabeth Seymour, 868 MAIN STREET * , ‘ HARTFORD corded la a year, ts the most hu­ and a brot|ier, Charles ‘Seymour, Coffee On Sale. , I ■. ♦ mid region of tl)e western worldj 1 . . . C T. . , ' >/' i'! ' " \ ' ' .' ■ ■ K ^ UANCHESTER evening herald. MANCHESTER. UONN- WP3UNESUAY, DECEMBER 5, 194i PAG E ELEVI MANCHESTER EVENING HF.RAI.D IIANCHESTEK. OUNN. WEUNKSIJAY, DKCEMBER 5. 1941.

TER tomyatify and delight you. Added lac k of hospital and public health! Dills by three congressmen. ever. and the opposition of other The delegates endorsed a state­ New Show Opens attractions on,the stage show In­ I^cilitles.” ■ - ( clude Doye O’Delle, Hollywood’s torist was brightened by the Con-1 labor . leajjera, Acting Chairman Rural Areas But, he said. North Dakota was ment which declared: Rotary Hears Labor Aligneil newest Western Singing^ Hiar, aumer Goods division’s report on< Ramspeck (D., Ga.), of the Hb\isc seeking to meet the problem by "Now If ever, those svho believe Friday at State Looms surplus casings, although the 400.- Liphor committee told a reporter Are Avoided in American democracy must Johnny Barnes, dancing aerisation, sponsoring development of a co­ Scout'Leader and Jim Wong Troup#. On the No SOAP FOR 00 unused tires soon to be offered Ajraiiisl Plan he believes the House vyill approve make their belief known to their operative health center which IM BIHnilM T screen will be shoum “ Song of •IV I MOfHBII A In Support represent only about 16 per pent of Mr! Tniman’s proposal. would employ physicians on a full representative!, so that the at­ Bv D% of yourfoodia dlgwta^ Above Parity I^evela j manufacturers supplying the pub- l^plan “can be but the first step for smaller communities, at a dis­ New Haven, Dec. 5— — A And when it gets Uaekad it faih to director of Cfiiarter Oak bouncll, laughs, assisted by a large cast of weaken and ultimately destroy la­ tance from good hospital facili­ tlce in rural America by attract­ dividend of $1.50 per ahare, pay­ irtn* U>e^H|W prlcea of many i l‘f- e\-er more savage Tepresslon” and ing well -irulned physicians to digfMt properly. , ' Hartford Boy ScouU, apoke at America’s most beautiful models No Joke TURN m YOUR U S » MTSf g^u cta wow Bupported-by | Rationing officials already have bor union organisations.” ties. as well as thS advanced age able Jan. 15 to stockholders of ^ V h at you wint for real rallaf la M l The Itching torment of eczema la jlhat the CIO would mobillae "its those areas.” . the Rotary CHub meeting held at of stage and screen in the greatest of fovemmeht^guaranteea- i Indicated their hope that rationing ’’The CIO.” he declared, ” ifl op­ of those physicians now so locat­ record Dec. 81. was declared yea- soda or an alkallser—but something ta enough to make anyone wretched posed to the ba.sic policies thus ; entire membership and the A mer­ "unbloek" your inteetlnal tract. Som^ ran end at the first of the year or ed.” was cited ns the reaw»n for I rges Defeat of ProiMwaU lerday by the Soythem New Eng­ the Sheridan laat evening. mystery production of modern and anxious for relief. I f you suf­ parity levels In order to en- piirsued by the sdministrstlon. les n people to defeat this specifi'- thing to clean it out sffeei^ly—halp j# the freateat poVlhle pro- Shortly thereafter. , nfeasure and all siniilar attempts this concern, , ' I.«te yesterday, the ' House of land Telephone company. Nature jp t beek on her feet. Introduced by Rotarian Theo­ times. You’ll see people hypnO' fer from the itching of eczema, Some 750.000 military tires al­ The CIO lesdership has been .directed against labor.” Ramspeck “ This is not a local situation, ' Delegates called for the “ Ignom- Get Carter’a Pflle right now. dore Brown, Mr. Sly gave one of Used before your vary eyes! . . pimples, angry red olotchea and ready have been declared surplus, fparity ta a theoretical cooling toward thf prepaid health for Quite some time, as h* told of air riding on a white horse! ■ . terson’s Ointment, 35n all drug­ casings, frequently in bad condl- This permits your food to move along and lly fair for produccra and con-> the president decided to/-llquidate don’t agree with him 0n that. The Citing specific examples. Dr. Insurance contained in a health normally. Nature’s own digeetivajulcea his experiences In handling hun­ See Calvert commit "Murdej” at gists. I f ont application does not lera. tt la deslfpned to give' hon. All have been sold, however, the War LWbor board. CIO mem­ Crockett said, that in North Da- ! plan of President Truman and ranthanreaehit.'rougatgenuiBa reliat dreds of boys during the summer every show, yet you'll scream with delight you, money refunded. Pe­ slneik demand has far outnin sup- plan has worked for a good many commodltlea aa much buying j bers of the boaad thought il should ' kota there were three entire com­ written into pending legislative that malcaa you ftal reeUy good again. camping period. laughter. These and many other terson’s Ointment also wonderful Furnaces years on the railroads, and they Get Carter’s Pills at any druptore— ^jver. In terma of rfn-farm be retained to meet reconversion munities which had no physicians Christmas "In thia atomic age. and age Incredible Ulusiona will be present for itching feet, cracks between seem to like it.” SM. "Unblock” your Intsatinsl tract f « A Faw Stilla Available. ad aervlcea, as the* had in a fa- labor problems. Mr. Truman’s proposal waa pat­ at all and that In many other real lelisf (roai iklgaiUoa. of supersonic speed, ” he said, ed by the world’s msstsr magician toee. ' To Inspect Forretry Projecla . 'Murray waa f\irther lt*ed when Drable base period.' usually 1909- terned after procedure set up for parts there was a "corresponding "where the human being haa not RACKLIKPE o i l CO. ■•e,, — Mr. Truman refused to make pub­ advanced aa fast as the producU Hartford, Dec. 6— — An In^ handling railroad labor disputes. Trees • Mapto Aw ns - fUrtforS ' his speech Boyd said the only | lic a report of reconversion ad- S prescription in specHon of several farm forestry of his Imagination, the value of* iM. Barttor* 1- f l t l \ DdiUaa likely to be supported I vlseis who .said Irtdiiatry gener­ training the modem American projects and a busitteas prtetlhg ' Oil fields of the world actually X SERVICE S4 Chufek _ve the 90 per cent level nexti ally co\;ld afford k 24 per cent are graveyards of animals and Wholesale and Retail boy to do the necessary funda­ j r are sugar beets, sugar cane.; and luncheon at the Pedp|e’s For­ wage Increase without price ad­ REAL ESTATE X At Any Hour || Street est museum In Riverton on plants which have been subjected 500 To Choose From! mental things Is of vital import­ a'aeed, soj^beans and dried beans. i vances. The ret>ort was the re- S a RTHI R DRt^C. STORES^ TcL 6SS8 ance to the future peace of the prospective need for these | the agenda for the Dec. 12 meet­ s\dt of a study requested by Mur- ' to millinons of year.s of heat and 3845 Main St. Rublnow Bldg-X ing of the State Park and Forriit pressiire beneath the earths sur­ Bought and Sold See Them At Our Stand. or world,” Mr. Sly stated, Give a Gift jimodltles is greater, he ex-; "Thousands of letters on file commission, It Was announced laat •T8V. 8-16W atned. than production a 90-per- Despite Murray’s blast, how­ face. Trees delivered within a from veterans of the recent war, voa « t night. Have cash clients waiting. nt-parity guarantee likely would radius of 15 miles. show thelf ..ppreciation of the •’In*' » , I For satisfactory results— PHOTO COLORING training they received enabling “To Remember” The fact that price supports for , them to meet the great task when at commodltlea will be lowered Call BOTTLED GAS GREETING CARDS the crisis arose and registering kn the 1945 level does not neces- S. G. NEWELL gratitude to their chief for Boy Choose A dly mean that farm prices will New Installations Now Be­ Buckland St. Buckland / GIFTS ' Scout knowledge, learned In their jp to this level. BKlNCilNG AN OU) SAYING R. T . M eCANN ing Made. Gas Appliances. Open Deilyt S A. N . - S E. M. boyhood days.” f^Mcco Close To Present I.evelt Phone 8878 Agency Mon. sad Snt. P. M. S-S P; M. Mode Better Citlacna Undersecretary of Agriculture RIGHT TO DATE...... Telephone 6859 B. Hutson told the conference 69 Center St. Tel, 77»>0 Mr. Sly expressed great satis­ oxpects domestic and foreign faction, when boys returning from Richard Hudnut Set juiremenU In 1946 to hold prices Om battle grounds' visit him, erect tlrly close to present levels. He Remember the one^bout “W’otf, wolf," etc.? • id proud, their manner and bear­ 4 Pc. DuBarry Lotion Skin Freshener, Cleans­ led. however, that 1946 farm ing, proof that discipline and wduetton goals—calling for near The weather bureau’s fears tpneerninK the pos.si- training have carried them far ffhan (Hirlstaas Cvo rolls artime levels of food production along Ulk road in becoming better ing Cream and Cologne around, *111 suddsn* ■Hume that between eight and bility of a severe storm last niRhl illustrate's the cltlxens of thle country and of the ly roalizo the awful per cent of the outp\it will be world. ed. point. •The brotherhood of Boy 3 Pc. Yankee Qover Dusting Powder, Sachet fact that you haven't But whether that amount ac- Scouta.” concluded the apeaken gotten a present for ally la shipped abroad will de- "goes a long way in breaking and Cologne •ut he said, upon funds made Howevir, it can be said that all that Savinpa down barrlera existing between your aoarost and dear> p liab le for foreign relief and ex- nations, allowing each country to sstT ision of American credits to Banks have said about the value of Savinjr has 2 Re. Geinty Dusting Powder and Cologne batter understand their ciutoms DonH. . i plsaas don't .eat Britain and other countries never been wrong through all the years. ALL PURCHASES and In the spirit of comradeship anting American fodd. i.. lot this hM>Psn to point the way for greater under­ The 6 ift That Compliments the Giver As Well As the Should Inadequate financial ar- ATTRACTIVELY standing, that could be adopted youl Cone In NOf to our LUXINIIOUf COTTON uigementa be made, the result The maaimum amount of saving you can do i m e n s c j c I y S s h o p ^ , with success by all peoples in se­ \ Recipient: fight well be surpluses end prices • •7 M AIN STREET GIFT WRAPPED curing the future of a peaceful Catalog Dept, and look epressed to support levels, will always be your gain. MANCHESTER.CONNI world.” through our beautiful liooking beyond 1947, Hutson \ A. J. Lotane, Hartford Rotary Christaaa Book and our dd the United States, with a club and Boy Scout director, was productive plant capable or a visitor, also Richard Martin, DuBarry big general catalog. .„_ucliig 16 par cent more than district chairman Manchester Boy .afore the war, faces three poa Tou'rs sure to find the WE’VE EVERY SIZE 14-44 gUe farm programs: (1) Expan Scouts. Right Thing aaong the "Colonioi" typo for Laon Sheppard, director of I pf domestic consumption to maple fwrnMurol reoreatioa oenters, was a guest of Carriage Trade Kit __ level of the Increased produc- The “ prince*' of le tte r rugsl The Savings Bank Mark Holmes. Words hova tha woshabla kind dm don: (2) maintenance of farm ex Thick, wonderfully sqft cot­ at wartime levele; or (8) i Saddle Leather. likas— aasy-to-gat-into coot styiw^ Duttee Mouday stem of rigid production con- T e Aa 6 ton pile on heavy pre-shrunk .ols. iXURBOnS backsi . . . perfect choice for •mart MAfjoris Siaky of Naw Milford, any room! Wards new ship­ (naads no {roningD. Pratty eoMon visited the offices of the State ment also includes colorful Welfare Department yesterday .prints in wondarful colon. I4-52« oval braided, plaid yam, and Tire Outlook A Mutual Saving* Bank preparatory to assuming har du- ttea as deputy child welfare com- Center Pharmacy other cotton rugs . . . at low mlaBloncr next Monday. She waa Now Belter All dspoalto la this baab ara gaaraatssd la fall by tbs thousands of gift sug- prices! Make welcome gifts ■pcsomiz apptrinted to ’the post last month PHONE 4253 Savtags «*#-«» OtposN Uuarsaty Paad ot Onaa. Ina. W elfare Cemmlseloner Robert AT THE CENTER geatlens In than. Taka Stylos to high­ to dress up bedrooms, bath, J. SmlCh, succeeding Mre. Servlah tbs two eatalogs hoae. light flroplocol living room! Buy now! (4 frem Page One) Paekard. I f you wish to study bt UM’.aleehol pUnte would mo then nors thoroughly. M sgatii. . They ard to bo placod In "atind- You'll sea. than, why Ib y ” condition, ready to reaume h o s ie r y BELTS we'ro oallsd..i ontgomery ductiofl In an omergency, said GLOVES B. Hadlock, aaaqclato director .ontgomery Ward rlot the Office of Rubber Reserve, Tx; in RFC aubsldiary which super- 3 ^ a r d ea aynthatie rubber production 824-828 M AIN STREET MANCHESTER Reason For Abandonment unemeoMiRY w a r d M A N C H E S n l Reason for abandonment of the 824-828 M AIN STREET tslcohol planU was "purely dollara lan d cents.” Hadlock said, explain- Ing that the cost of slcohol-nib- ber was 24 1-2 cents s pound com­

pared with 12 or 18 cents for pe­ I troleum-rubber. The plants are located a t ’ Institute, W. Va., Ko- /■ iJMita, Pa. arid Louiaville, Ky. \ ■ The rubber oqtlook for the mo- FINE WATCHES Slip qnd Panties By Chrittmas Shine$ On and On - ^ Natural and Oxford Gray Men’s HOSE ' HICKOK AND For Discriminating People 8891 • FUR LINED GLOVES 12-42 ? Blacks and Browns TEXTAN f ¥ $5.95 and $6.95 75c A LOVELY LAMP \ $1.00 to $3.00 Plain Color Lisle 4- * Make the lights of home glow more cosily with a beautiful ^JEWELRir Knit Wool new lamp for Chrietmas! A gift to brighten a dark comer . . . MEN’S 17-JEWEL HOSE Today modern eraftsmanship expresses itself in LINED GLOVES to drees up a lonesome ch.air . . . W e've an endless selection MOVEMENT , ' / White — Black $.1.95’ and $4.95 of lamps that are just right for important spots In a charming (Jold Filled Front o e Brown and Gray watches which are jewel-like in appearance. , TEXTAN home, to make an accent of decorativs design and color. LADIES’ 17-JEWEL Stainle.sa^Sleel Back GOLD FILLED CASE Brown » ■ ~ These tiny jewels'of watches are precision itself CAPESKIN GLOVES WALLETS REBUECTOR DECORATOR DAINTY $4.00 and $4.50 45c floor la m p s T.\BLE LAMPS . BOUDOIR LAMPS $39.75 Handsome fioor and Graceful pottery baacs, Chamiuigly* styled, to $44.00 -— no lunger does a small watch mean, an inaccu­ $1.50 to $6.00 crystal designs and grace her boudoir and > WOOL GLOVES V FANCY HOSE junior lamps with re- Plus Tax others in table lampe ’igiva ttr new life,, new rate timepiece. These heuutifiil watches come Earring Sets $2.00 39c and 45c fiector shades giving of ‘unusual quality for .-on indirect light. color. Rufflri) shade. only: In 17 jewel high grade movement*. Earrings and $19.95 $12.95 $5.95 Spray Pins. $ 4 -8 0 . and* up MEN’S 17-JEWEI. MOVEMENT I Pendant and Ring ^ Gold Filled Case MEN’S SHEEPSKIN MUFKLER3 HICKGK CHOOSE ASMART ^ 7 ' i Sets’ LAPEL $32.45 ___ And Upf LOAFERS i.75 and up BUXTON GIFT HASSOCK WATCHES JB lH In Gold Filled Cases, 17<-Jewel Billfolds $2-40 and up A davar, modem decorative note ^ r bed­ Movement, With Oracefully room, den or living room that ia>ndleasly Designed Pin, Sturdy Enough for Safe Fastening. tips convenient. Aeaorted ehapee and atylea in MEN’S 17-JEWEL LADIES’ STERLING SILVER a lialeetlon of amart colors and color com- Gold FiUed Front M blhatlona. Covered in washable, durable Stainless Steel Back IDENTIFICATION BRACELETS Hickok Jewelry leatherette. $44.00 By Sue Burnett Ladies* ! A lovely slip and neatly fitting SCI Tie Pins L. Ti® $ar» ‘ pantis make welcome a c tio n s to >42.50 [iyour lingerie wardrobe. ,^ d don't Expansion Bracelets Tia Clasps — Ksy Chaina , From $5.95 Up i.'Mrget the set makes a treasured $13*90 9"^ "P ■' ^Ghrlatmas g U t too! Lotvs plain, or I with laea If y«fi wish. WHITE RAYON MUFFLERi .$12.50 and up. Full aheap lined. »e ft and. warm. .turn No. M M la dasignod for S’TERUNG baby bracelets with leather outaldea. 12. 14. 16, II, 20; 40 aad 42. V i4. slip, requiroa 2H yards of $1.98 NOR^RAPT or 39-lnch material; pantla, I ' i |. Earrings $1.50 and up • $1.25 and up CO. 1 4 yards Isce for trim- WOOL PLAID MUFPLERS TOBAC0 O POUCHES OPTICIANS this pattern, nnd 20 ewts, |)polas, your name, addroM. alsc * 1, and -the patUm number $2.98 arid $3.98 Burnett l^ e Manchester $1.98 to $3.98 r r n i t T Herald. 1150 Sixth Ave- 4 . New York 19. N.'y. Adverliae in The Uerald«^lt Pays today for your copy of tha A T THE CENTER I and Winter i«u e of Fash- JEWELERS l t i» ' m rn m m m ■mniiifirrrr— : i ' A- * ■ . ■ •• t JT. . , v ' t t " • MANCHESTER i/ENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEUNESUAY, DECEMBER 5 ,194R MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. COi'fN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER B. 1941 P A ffE TWELV* ing In 1640. He Interned at the emer said as he and Senator Paterson General hospital from EAST CENTER ST.— the support of hie aunt and uncle ters, pictures, war relics and oth­ many Amerlcahs who l^ave- gone MAPLE STREET— er war ds^a to bo ifiade a part ot Willis (R., Ind.), urged an amend­ New Resident July 1, 1940 to July 1, 1942^,He 2-Famlly Home, 4 rooms until he was killed in an Infantry PHONI there hkve exploited the Mexlca'ns Senate Votes ment that would require the pres- 8-Room Single, all eonVenl- Record Group ^ the town’s World War n museum MANCHESTER TAXI C was a captain In the Medical Corps each apartment. All oonvenl- Seek Benefits engagement In France, Sept. 23, jxicanTrip (as4n the oil Industry') or med­ lldent to go to Congress each ences. Including qll hot wstei to be placed In thq Whlton Memo­ of the U. 8. Army from July 1, ences. Handy to school,-bosea heat. 1-car garage, hrrpkwe. 1944- YOUR .JOSEPH M. OBFrrELLl • Vdll SOCHI W dled too much In Mexican affairs. |4 O l * 1 1 ^ 1 i ■ American troops were asked Staff Doctor 1942 until his recent discharge In Paymeat Made to Father rial library. The response to thtM I. J- * « * * i t y the UNO Security council to and shopping center. Price large lot and nice loestlon Already Paid Asks Material appeals has not been very grati- • OONVBNIBNCB | k IMFROVEO I pvtoT fits SERVICE* Is Described Some of them, too have thrown the fall of 1945. Aaslstant U .. S. Attorney Ed­ ORDER money about In a way that makea . ! halt aggressors. $7JMW. Terms Arranged. Price 8I0JI00. Terms Ar­ fyliig and the committee urges • CLIAMUiMCM ecl-YOUtt 6«Tvte#» Dr. Morrison studied medicine ranged. ward J. lionergan said records In )Batch for Further the careful' native lose respect for ^ W-, I I The Senate rejected this 65 to Dr. Donald Morri»<»n hospital and be on call to assist the COM show that the lump sum parents, relatives of servicemen OCOMFORT TODAY WELLS STREET— War Letters, Pictures and servicemen and woinen to Announeements! wift tike eanw tourists as a,class. Turns to Further Re-'g the attending doctors at the hos­ EAST CENTER STREET— Firit Connecticut' Suit death payment has been made to ifeesional W omen Miss Klbbe. in closing her part Only CurlM In BIU Joiiik Memorial Ho8|>i- pital In handling their obstetrical 4-Family Dwelling, 4 rooms the father. He said the board heed this request and arranga to lief for Vietinis As passed the bill requires the each apt., modem eonvenl- 7-Room Home with large F il^ AgaiuBt FedertiJ And Relics Needed for make donations to tbs World Wai- IwtHiiiis of the talk, contended that a work. found'dui^g a review of the case Interesting De- tal; His Background enres, rebenlly redecorated In­ sunparior and garage, hi a lor FURNACE — HEATER — FIREFLACE ~ COOKINO knowledge of Spanish Is moot im- W a r ; V o l e to 7 president , to get congressional ap- The hospital authorities recervt- that the f m e r had abandoned Jo- Manchester Museum II file as toon as possible so that side and oat. handy to schools, very nire loeatimi of Manches­ Social Security Board the collection can be completed of the Journey portsnt for one who wants to i proval only on the numbers and ly received the approval of the ter. hot water heat with oil, eeph when the latter wae a child travel In Mexico, though it is not types of troops. ’These then could On December first Dr. Donald American Board of Obstetrics and hoses and shopping aectlon. within a reaeonable length of ' Washington. Dec. 5 The llreplare. full tile hath, con­ A year ago tho. Frank Zukow- The Executive committee o ^ h c The W. G Glenney Co. IndUpenaable. lA’} be used by UNO for any emer- W. Morrison, recently discharged Gynecology, so that Dr. Morrison’s Good Investment. Rale Price Hartford, Dac. (CV-A com­ time. meeting ot the Profcesionel 88,000. $2,000 Down. venient to school and hoses. ekia filed a claim against the Wsr Records committee will hold I$6 NORTH MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 4148 Mexican Sports Senate turned today to further re­ g^ cy. from service In the U. S. Army, service at Manchester Mep(mrial Sale Price $10,500. Down plaint whieh le tho first suit ftlsd board for the payment, whtcb was ]’■ Club Was hel^ st Center Taft Soiight to ' limit to three its first meeting Monday evening Brasil Is the only Independent house last evening. Guest Miss Putnam described a num­ lief for victims of war after vot­ Joined the resident staff of Man­ hospital will be credited to" the 82.500. by Ooitnseticut reaidsnts against denied on grounds that they were months the presidential power to chester Memorial hospital. ADAMS STREET— nation of the western heiteaphere ^rs were Miss Catharine ber of typical .Mexican sports, and ing. 65 to 7, for active- partlfipa- required time in this specialty. not eligible because the security at 8 o'clock In the Municipal use “ measures short of war” Dr. Morrison is married and has the Federal Social Security Board whose language Is Portuguese. and Miss Doris Klbbe.of told In detail abo\it the great na­ lion In the peaee-seeking United Dr. Morlrson studied medicine 6-Room Single, in good con­ LH.AC S’TREET— appeared today In the form of an act limits payment to widows, building. Mathias Spleas, chair­ tional pastime, bull nghtlnK. Bull against ' nations designated by at Columbia University, graduat­ a young son. dition. Price $54M)0. Down 2-Family Flat, 6 rooms each. widowers, children or parents, if man of both the War Records and (high school faculty, who talked Nations organization. UNO. He said economic sanctions action to reoqver a lump sum J'ihelr summer’s trip to Mexico. fights are traditionally scheduled 11,800. Just like n^w from top to bot­ they are living. Subsequently, ii Executive connmlttees will pre­ Senator JgcKellar (D.. Tenn.) could lead to war which was a death payment arising from the Miss Klbbe, speaking first, told for every Sunday afternoon and tom. AH conveniences Inrlnd- death of a Hartford soldier In ac­ referee and the Appeals council side. Members of the Exefcutlve Announcing the Opening of -RECORDS-- a humorous way of the unex- moat of the pop\datlon "Is present planned to step down from the matter for Congress tP pass up- COBITRN ROAD— Ing steam heat. Handy to has acting under the security act af­ committee are Thomas Rogers, presiding officer's rostrom to try tion. The letter’s aunt and uncle i i m i i i n w n i cted opportunity that led to tak* to watch. 6-Room Single, all conveni­ and Shopping district. flood eliUbDii la the action filed with the firmed tbe.origiiml board decision. E. L. O. Hohenthal, Beatrice U. for speedv approval of a S.’i.'iO,- “ Do-not kin the bill by voting RilBfBB N fliiy-'- the trip; and then deacribMl The whole affair Is rompletely ences Including steam heat, npportunltv for Investor. Ap­ clerk of Federal court that they, Mr. Lonergan filed a motion for Manning, Benjamin Crehore and THE MANCHE5TER GLA55 bus ride of two nights and a one-sided, being arranged so that 000,000 UNRKA appropriation. It for this amendment,” said Senator proximately 8100 monthtv summary Judgmeht .on grounds Archie Kilpatrick. is the final installment of this closed.ln sunparior mad 6re- and not tho father of the deceased, from San Antonio to Mexico neither men nor horse.s run much Connally (D.. Tex.). And a voice place. very nlCe loMtlon, han­ rental Income. Price $8,900. that the plaintifTs are not eligible i*flnrlpal Speaker eountr>''s original pledge to the vote shouted the proposal down. are the legal beneficiarlee. AND MIRROR W0RK5 _ as fatiguing but offering a of any danger of being severely dy to schools. hoscM and stores. 12,000 Down. Suit was filed by Frank Zukow- for benefits even though the Dr. TTiomas D. Murphy, direc­ ne opportunity to see the coun- hurt, while the bull h.as the odds United Nations Relief and Re­ Other amendments too were de­ tor of War Records. Connecticut StiRlSWOLD ST. TEL. 4819 habilitation administration. Sale Price 612.000. Down fllASTONBURY- eki and bis wife, Julia. 566 Blue stated facts may be tfue. The late lide and many little towns. 'The act completely agalnat him. Pica- feated as Connally and Senator $SJi00 Joeeph Zukowskl's father and State Library, will address the SKIN RASHES HUIo avenue, setting forth that dores and matadores are hand­ Opens Debate On Second Pledge Vandenberg (R., Mich.), teamed 8-Room House, all conveni­ I Rers’s a DoetoFs sntkspWi fermula— .mltlveness of life among the their nephew, Joseph E. Zukow- uncle are brothers and hit de­ group If his health permits. somely dressed In the colorful pre­ to p»ish the measure to passage ences, electric lights, running I Zemo—a stainlMS Nfutf wUeh appasis AUTO GLA55 IN5TALLED jrer classes, she said. Is startling; The House weeks ago approved CENTER S’TREET— eki, ipake Ua home with them aft­ ceased mother and bit aunt were The committee has repeatedly _om eight to a dozen people often scribed (aistumes; and the fight is the last Installment and today after seven days of bitter debate. water, steam heat, 4 acrea of asked for donations of war let­ I fssiriUs oa sUa—yet so UgUy nadi- All Kind, o f Glow oml MIrron COLUMBIA — DECCA — VICl'OR ~ CAPI I'OL Duplex, 6 rooms each apart­ land, outhulIdlngB. Price er hie mother died 20 years ago. sisters. gve In one small hut that has only carried out In a progression of opened debate on a second |1,- ested that Bnt appUealloas rsUeve steps and positions and move­ ment. All eoavenleuees. Nice $8,800. ’Terms Arranged. Thay oay they eupported the itefainr, buraiag e( ainvla akia rsshsa Jobbing Giaag for Every Purpose door for an opening, and build 350,000,000 pledge. v youth without aeeletance from hie Eesems, Athl'ts's Feet and similar sMa fire Inside on the ground, not ments which all have a special McKellar well past the dinner lot In good locatloa. Handy to Women’s League has and shopping center. Price COVENTRY— father. John Zukowaki, 101 Chapel and scalp irritatioas Qua te eataroal POTTERTON'S aving the convenience of any sort significance, somewhat In the way hour last night banged his gavel Farm. 28 acres. Mostly ttll- that the ballet follows certain fixed $7,806. $2,000 Down. otroet, and that after Joe^h sauss. Zemolsbednd braaaaariagrse- At The Center 539-541 Main Strett' f stove. on Senate passage of the UNO bill sble. 7-Room Home, wfth alt ordofsoeesas! First Mai eooriaess. laB Open Thoraday Until t P. m : I Sataveay At SiBt P. N. Much of the time Is spent out patterns. The man who dares to setting up machinery for this To Sponsor Sale atarted working he contributed to COVENTRY LAKE— eonvenleqces. Bara equipped aisas. At say drngsteteL 2 | g 1 ^ Advertise in The Hepmld— It Pays '"doors, and small new farms are defy the bull longest and most country’s active role In the infant to tie up 20 bead eattle. Sate rrlnglng up along the highways, bravely before killing the animal. organisation. The measure now 4- Room Lake Front Cottage.Price $8,000. Down 62.000. bare the Mexican peasant ekes Is of course the favorite of the goes to the House where Chair­ Completely famished, (electric crowd. Eight bulls, specially bred Salvation Army Women’s Horae jt a bare living. man Bloom (D„ N. Y.) of the for­ League members are busy with lights, electric stove, hot water NO. COVENTRY— Mexico is a land of contrasts. In for the ring, are usually slaughter­ eign Affairs committee told re­ Say M erry tSiristm as w ith heaL ’$8,500. Terms Ar­ 8-room House, .all eoaven- RUDY JOHNSON ed In one afternoon. plans for their annual (Jhristmas way of -transportation for ex- porters he hoped fqr final passage sale, the date of which is Thurs­ ranged. lences, poultry boiM , tOi acres OeeMo Whrtef aad iple; there are large, expensive Miss Klbbe and Miss Putnam before the Dec. io* holiday recess. day, December IS. land, 2-car garage', good loca­ Range Boraer i ervice I driven by the wealthy classes; brought with them a fine collec­ A UNO organization meeting is Kemp's Furniture 5- Room Cottage, 75 ft. from tion In the country. Price Witch ih. sapf iiloa of •ppro.sl ia Uttle burros serve the very tion of souvenirs. Including flg* scheduled In London next month. From 5:00 to 6:80 supper will lake front. All conveniences. 85.900. Down 61.500. CALL 8 0 2 8 the of ihoM jrea put wbM jren urines. Jewelry and Mexican weav­ be served under the chairmanship There are literally none of Only Seren Vote "No” Completely furolsbed. $8,700. BelOra • A. M. • After 6 P. M. wMr a aXQAL TIE Then you will us- lower priced automobiles to be ing. They also had snapshots of of Mrs. Arthur sKlttle. To as^st Terms Arranged. NOR’TH COVENTRY F A R M - detMsad why all .yes A U oa REGAL Senate passage fmind only one A gift of Kemp’s Furniture is one of the traditional ways REGAL GIFTS because there are almost no many places they had visited, the committee, reservations for 47 Acres, 7-roora house, elec­ TIES. sdle class people to own and At the conclusion of the talks, Democrat, Senator Wheeler I the supper should be In by Mon­ 5-Room Cottage. Lake front. tric lights, running water, full (Mont.) and six Republicans, Sen- I to pay a sincere compliment. It proves you cared enough Ivc them. Society is divided Into the hostesses. Miss Ruth Hubbard day, December 10. Mrs. Sarah Can easily be made Into year bath, bara, silo and chicken - - - - FOR REGAL GUYS! extremes of riches and pov and Mrs. Worth Velte, served tea, a tors Danger (N. D.), Moore [Leggett and Mrs. Richard AtwUl 'round home. All conveni­ coop. Tie-up for 17 head of (Okla.), Revercomb (W. Va.), Clothes Indicate these ex- and sandwiches decorated In coldr- are In charge of tickets. to buy the best . . . that you want them to think of you ences and completely fnroish- eattle. A lot of open posture smes. On the busiest streets of ful Christmas designs. Shlpstead (Minn.), Taft (Ohio), qnd good tillable land. Sale V-I and Wherry (Neb.) voting "No” often, and for a long time. You’ll choose smart styles ed. In good location and has The • capital are many bare*Tooted Miss Harriet Franzen will en­ nice view of lake. Sale Price Price $8,000. Down Price on the final roll call. lants; and the upper class men tertain the club for Its Christmas A IIB U B VB ^JIOO. $2,000 Dowa, $8,000. . woinen dress as eleganUy as meeting on Tuesday evening De­ Wheeler protested that the leg­ and superb quality here — specialties of ours for 28 Dewey-Richman pie in any American city. cember 18. islation would give any president RATON JACQUARD power to Involve this country In years. Call 5105 for Additional Information On AnV of 'Thes* _ Mexico a t y Beautiful Sore THROAT war without approval of Congress Co. EMexico City is a beauUful place Qsstoa esM.. .let a Httle tlnie%stcd Properties, th temperatures that never go .4rmy and Navy or the public. OCULIST "I do not want to Jeopardize VapoRub n w lt* A a ^ M A ROBES rher than 76 degrees, because of in your mouth m w ■ altltudm Oiristmas Party the lives of Americans,’’ the west- ...works finel ▼ VAPORUB ALLEN REALTY COMPANY PRESCRnmONS FILLED Comfortable lounging robae la The site IS all made land, and An Lines ot Insarance. Including Life Mortgages Arranged the grand manner. Smartly KEMP'S, Inc. TELEPHONE 5105 NEW FRAMES once a huge lake. This' fact 953 .MAIN STREET tailored Jacquards In Marooa caused minor havoC with the President Don Hemingway an­ MWMWWWWWSKWWWMWWWBIBMIMNIMfWMBMMfBfBMIBrj LENS DUPLICATED ’ and Navy. igs there, making walls set- nounced today that the annual The Quality Store REPAIRS MADE and crack away; but more (Cristinas party for children of members o f the Army and Navy WSCS ANNUAL im methods are overcoming 763 MAIN STREET HAND'WOVSN difficulty. Seven thousand Club will be held Saturday. Dec. $9*95 22, at 2:30 p. m., at the club. ding projects Were 'going on Advertise in The Herald— It Pays for lMtuc.,.MirKU U1 ryn with the capital last summer; and Children of members, 10 years | CHRISTMAS BAZAAR or younger, are eligible to atten ' TELEPHONE 2-1647 (With Steel Edges), ,645 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 6887 849 MAIN STREET ^ Ma n c h e s t e r V . 1

A W.i-’rA;--’ ^4f MANCHESTER EVENING HERa LD. MANCHBBTER. CONN. WEDNLSDAK, d Ll EMBKK 6,1948 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1941 but yielded three places on tee tralUng In pubUc favor after more succeed a governor-elect in caaca 1944,” he said, "John 8. Service formerly all-Republlcan alderman- than 140 cities and towns have where the latter was unable to tlon picked ,up, before- tee Pearl w V u T — iu u Daiiaherq Hunt German Air Force sent In a report to tee State de­ Officers Told “ ic board to Damocrata. Republi­ voted on It since last September, serve by a vote of 1,088 to 287. Harbor, attack, a message '"north partment. I believe It was hie re­ SSSis Today's Radio WHTO—1410 cans retained control of the Mard was defeated la Meriden yesterday The other three citlea did not wind cioHdy” which \aotiId have Wartime Role Obituary port No. 40» It was a general, Baetera Standard Ttano 9 to 8. hy a vote of 74$ to 585. vote on the questions this week be­ meant a break with Russia. Jap Sub Near DociinieiitH Show statement of policy proposing to Again Elected Himt’a majority of 149 votes waa cause Wllllmantlc, In tee town of Mitchell added that bn the a f­ Meriden voters favored two oth­ let tee government that I waa hla lowest in three elections. er amendments, however, approv­ Windham, and Putnam voted on O f Industi’v ternoon of Dec. 7, 1941, hours af­ (Ooattaued frou Phga Oae) 3:45—w n c —Right to Happlneeo. 7:30 — WDRC — Ellery Queen; _ __ •/ GoiiqtiOst Planned sent over there to sustain fall— WHTD—Frank Slngiaer; WTHT He TOlIed 1,318 votes to 1,167 ing a proposal to increase tee pay them in elections las» month; ter the' attack on Pearl Harbor, 4:00 -t- WIMte — Houee Party; Republican Candidates for (jlsrence J. Mc(?arthy (D ) while Rockville, In the town Of Deat|i!i and that repwrt was clrc'ulated Newe; WHTD—Brskine Johnson -rLone Ranger; wnCJ—Alco- of legislators from $300 to $600 a another station picked up the brldge'around midnight and yaa whom he defeated by 410 votes Vernon, will vote next year. COLUMN among the Communists.”. In Hollywood; WTHT — Jack ’ holies Anonymous. a session by 778 votes to 601, and Given Praise broadcast "west wind clear” which (Continued from Page One) iVin Re*Election in preparing for bed when the fatal 7:45—WHTD—Inside of Sports; four years ago. also approving tee amendment to Tha town la tee voting unit on he s.sld meiint ■ "war with Eng- Connally said. ’’Was he under expIoiMpns shook tee ship. Berth; WTIC—Backstage-Wife. In two elections Monday, Repub­ reason for the siinnlsln^ weak­ 4:1S—WHTD—Johne<» Family; w nc—Musical Appetizer. Meriden and Rockville have a lieutenant governor-elect the constitutional proposals. ness shown so far by (’hlneae (fVintiniied from Page One) land." if the Ceechs fired on the Nazi you?" ’ I licans strengthened their bold on den. llMichiirt* — W -- James Foley He said he regarded the first Awakened By First Expk>alon / WTHT — Bride and Groom; 8:00 — WDRC — Jack Carson Comnuinlsta in Manchuria is that invaders. Hurley replied that Service was tee Putnam dty government, but MdcW' CSil*m K*l-Sh*k S message, warning of a break with (jomdr. Lewis L. Haynes of Show; WHTO—Music for. Half' no real organisation was possiBle ance and ability to see the other Goering bullied Hacha with the a diplomat assigned to United w n c —Stella Dallas. By The Associated Press lost Wllllmantlc to tee Democrats Russia, as “ false” in the Code Manistee, Mich., chief medical o ffi­ 4:80 — WDRC — Swing Time; an Hour; WTHT—Lum nnd Ab­ A.j'J rtn ln under the Japanese, who ruthless- fellow's viewpoint which Is char- Passes Away bombing threat If he did not im- States commander In China, Gen­ Republicans, though they had to by a narrow margin after holding nt the rloh Manchurian sense. I'e as.serted It must have cer aboard the Indianapolis, testi­ WHTD—Mutual Melody Hour; ner; w nc—Mr. and Mrs. North. ly stamped out all dissident' acterlstir of our democracy" jnedlately "Invite’’ German troops eral Stllwfll. yield some ground to Democrats, tea city for four years. . eeeupM hy J»pan for been an actual weather broadi'n.'it fied that he waa awakened by the ^ w n c —Lorenzo Johee. 8:16—WTHT—Elmer Daarls. PERSONAL— NOW OFFERS jrroup's. , ! Secretary Wallace, long identl- into his oountry, according to the The ex*ambassador then propos­ emerged victorious from biennial Annual Seaslona Defeated 1 haa bacoma la t e ly » instead of the prearranged signal. first explosion and was on deck 4:45—WDRC—Main Street! Hart- 8:30 — WDRC — Dr. ChrlsUan; Nationaliat officers feel th a t'if tied with the liberal wing of the- report of French Amha.ssador Rob­ ed to submit to the committee a ' News; WHTD—Fresh Up Show; electiona yesterday In Meriden, A proposed amendment to tee 'aC aupDly Unea. - Known Rpsiilpiif He said he regarded as genuine ert Coulondre read into the evi­ when the second explosion shook ■ ford; WTHT—Hop Harrlgan; the way could be fovintaxicab business and for trslian authorities had advised —Eddie Cantor Show. SICKNESS Asked by the judge advocate It FaeeO lifo . feated E. Allen ChtrroU. a Demo­ Yoa 1$ Meathly 18 Monthly OonffleU 1.soon as the Ru.s,siAns complete "Satisfactory profits for stable many years a eonstable in the they never intercepted such a mes­ threaV'biit'ga^c'^a" «ui>r that i “"'y 9:15—WHTD—Real SWrtes from AND heu- intended only to unlea.sh the 1 record because they had original- he had any reason to believe that 8:30 — WDRC—News Ommen- cratic newcomer to poltUca, by an Get Payments Paymento enterprisea and higher rewarda Manche.ster, and active in sage.. Word has not yet been re­ Real Ufa. ^Dasnlte repeated forecasU of their “delayedwithdrawal. Luftwaffe "If German lives were ly been sent from China In code. the ship was passing through wa­ tary; Swoon or Chxxm; WHTD— unofficial count of 8.785 to 6,948. 8100 810.05 f1.S7 ^-.XMspite r e p ^ ---- Neither the Communists nor the for venture capital In .new under the Manchester and South Man­ ceived from the British and Dutch Captain Midnight: WTHT—Jack 9:30—WDRC;—Ann Southern as ACCIDENT .>Kale civil war In Manchu- takings are essential. lost." So when he offered to submit his ters through which enemy subma­ panaher’B majority of 1,787 was 150 1444 18.77 Nationalists have cavalry, ar- chester Fire departments, died last in response to a request for similar Armstrong; W n C —Just Plain Malsie; WHTO — Spotlight *IW major conflicts have matc- "Increaaed output per worker la , . . . ,, Under the pressure. German rec­ list, Connally said that committee rines were likely to be encounter­ the lowest he has received since he $80 $441 1748 mqred columns or heavy artillery. short illness. Information, he added. BUL Banda; WTHT—Pages of Mel­ INSURANCE $0.81 liaed. It la doubtful if the two essential to a steady ri.se in real ___ ords showed. President Hacha fin­ should receive It only In secret ed, Haynes said that at the eve­ ody: Coronet Front Page; wnc first won tee office In 1937 by 733 800 $8.$7 featltmallst Armies apearl^eadlng What few akirml.shes have been He was born in Manchester. Senator Brewster (R-Me) re­ session and take it up with the ning meal the navigator “joking­ 8:45—WDRC—Old Record Shop; votes. ’The Democrats won the Alexander Jarvis, agent aShaTSs 'Certain loans Especially thorn for tea purchase of “ restricted RANGE AND FUEL OIL fought have been between infan- wagjs.^ cently sought committee permis­ ally gave in §nd the next morning WHTD—Tom Mlxj WTHT— —Mr. District Attorney. Advance have lost more than Jan. 12. 1888, and has lived here the Germans poureil over the bor­ State depytm ent privately since ly” remarked that the ship would m e place at stake on tee Meriden jo freedom from worry abeot arUclea” limited to 1$ months. try groupa. sion to look at Navy department Tenneseee Jed; VrTlC—Front 10:00—WDRC—Great Momenta In Sospital bnia when offering battle dead since they crossed — f\ill employment, full production nearly all of his llife. ] der without opposition. the documents were of such Im­ pass an enemy submarine during ^school board, and elected three ‘ Nationalists Have Edge files, where Brewster *aid there Page Farrell. Music: WHTD—Ralph Slater, modBrately priced alekaeea aad great wall that separates or. plain, ordinary ’good business His parents died when he was a Hitler's seizure - of Czechoslo­ portance, the night. Hypnotist; WTHT — Ck>unter candidates to tee 20-man Board of Pereoaa) Rkee to eay "Tee” to loan requeoto, and epeetalisee In Wholesale Gasoline was a vacant file that might once aecMeat taeuraiiee with liberal 4 “ ChinawiH.e and Manchuria.—______Ip these small scale actions, the conditions’—we do have universal child, and he was compelled to vakia was described as "pure in­ Hurley said he was "not.golng to MeVay Is accused of negligence Bvealng Spy; WTK3—College of Musical Aldermen, which had been solidly maktag loaae from ft8 to $800 on eignatare. (Oertala losae rS lM arge“ga in li*~ a tcost' Nationalists have had an edge have contained a copy of the beaedta requIriBg hoepltallxa- agreement that that is what we leave work at a tender age and ternatlonal banditry" by A.ssistant be belligerent" about his testimony in failing to order a zigzag course 8:00^—News on all stations. Knowledge. Republicans. eepectally thoee for ttw parchaee of "Reetrlcted Artlelee” Mmited ave been registered because the' partly because they w;ere armed .secure work In Cheney Brothers. "winds" message. 8:18—WDRC — Jimmy Ctarroll Republicans won all tee dty of­ to 1$ aMathe). A ham of flOO eoeta 8$0A0 arkea promptly repaid want." U. 8. Prosecutor Sidney S. Alder- j and would do what the committee in waters where enemy subma­ 10:30—WDRC—Andrews Sisters Covers tadlTMaala . or family mmunlsts nowhere „have been | with American basookas ma- Wallace said his full employ­ He attended night schools for five Mitchell said he was Informed Sings; WHTD—a i f f Edwards: fices In Rockville, electing Mayor 1$ BMatbl^ taetaOmeato of $18.08 each. Coma ta, phoae er Bontly Oil Company man, who Introduced documents [ wanted but he added in table­ rines might be ^countered and to Show; WHTD—Musical Round­ gitrap to meat your badget Stop Jcuto make a stand in strength. | diinc-guns, rifles and light ,3f ment plan was “fundamentally a yesrs in succcssioh and thijs aug­ h.v Navy officials that even If an WTHT—Kay-O-Quls: W n C — Raymond E. Hunt tor a third time, write. showing: how the fuehrer cailcd thumping tones: inefficiency in failing to issue up: WTHT—Music. at our offleq TW t U the official view of the i mm. field pieces. _ declaration .of polic.y and an na- mented his lack of education. "east ))Knd rain" message had been Professor Andre Shenker. 11:(K)—News on all stations. to 331 Main Strerf Tel 5293 nr 2-1057 Czech and Slovak leaders to Ber­ Mo«t .Already Given Out timely abandon ship orders. He ItuSuon now, as expressed by Although high officers are aumption of responsibility by the On leaving Cheney Brothers he intercepted, it would not have «;30—WDRC—Music; WHTD — 11:15—W DRD-Night Owl Show; 8 DdVEB ROAD lin. "Most of these documents have pleaded innocent yesterday. OR P H O N E 411$ Personat I .. Opposite the Armory if ■yu Hslh-Chung, secretary-' chary of criticizing Russia In any Fcdersl government that it will was employed hy the Hartford been placed In No. 7001 — the Hungary’s Part Shown- .Answer Man; WTHT—Concert WHTO — ‘Treasury Salute; boon given out already by career Watch Officer Testifies ASHES AND RUBBISH For Completa Detailt itfal and political advisor to i way. In view of the delicate situ- nasist and ,not hinder the private Electric Licht Company for five vacant file which Brewster said he Hungary’s part in the partition Hour; W nc:—Backm-ound for WTHT—Music; WTIC^-Hark- FINANCE CO. men In the State department and Lieut. (JG) Charles B. McKia- REMOVED leirt. Gen. Tu Yu Ming, com-latlon existing between Soviet enterprise system in operating at years before entering the expreas wanted to inspect. Brewster was of the little country was shown Dlnaer; Five Minute Mystery. nesa of Washington. $ad neor STATE THEATER BUILDINa the only difference Is. teat they slck, senior surviving watch offi­ of Chinese Nationalist i.troops still holding most of Man- a high level or production to bring busine.ss with his two brothers, not present, when Mitchell made by a letter to Hitler from Admiral 8:48—WDR<>-T(»p Tune ’lima; 11:30—WHTD—Clyde McCoy’s Or­ ' Also Local Movtag aa8 Alexander Jarvis PHONE 8480 were trying to give teem to peo- cer, cestlfled yesterday that Me­ in Manchuria; Ithurla, lower grade officers com- about adequate employment oppor- which was continued until 1918 his statement today. Nicholas Horthy, regent of N^n-1 WHTD—Baay Aoes; w n C — chestra; News; WTHT—Gema U gM Tracking D. B. Brown. Mgr.______Lloaee No. 801 to defeat the Vay issued orders at 8 p. m. to AGENT Not Good Breeding Ground ! plain bitterly that Chinese Corn- turiities and a better standard of when he took over the business Trtuchea Off Brief Flarenp gary. In which he told of plans to j United Low;elI Thomas. for Thought; Music; WnCJ— Advertise in The Herald— It Pavs policy of the United States, while discontinue sailing a zigzag P H O N E 8962 -M nnehu^ isn't a good breed- munists are being siippllcdJapa- living for all." himself. , Mitchell’s report touched off a manufacture a .’’frontier incident 7:00—WDRC:—Mommle and the Meadowbrook Club. I would call teem to tee attention course because at that time the ^ m l d fo r ^ m m ^ ^ m . It ls|nese arms taken from Russian The secretary declared: "Obvi­ First Taxicab Franchise brief flareup. Senator Ferguson on March 16, 1939, as a pretext Men; WHTD—Fulton Lewis; 12;00—'WHTO—Eddie OUver’s Or­ GAVELLO A E. SCHULZ of you gentlemen.” weather was cloudy and visibility that In some sections o f ; dumps. ■ , ously. the answer isn’t simply one He had the first taxicab fran­ (R-Mich), demanded to know for the. Invasion of Ruthenla, one WnC^Supper (Hub. chestra; w n c —News; Danny u-a tee communists have en- "Krom Chinese Communist pri^ of raising wages, then raising Hurley said there were no con­ poor. ' 7:15—WDRC—Jack Smith Songs; Ryan Serenade. chise in Manchester, operating the whether any witnesses would be of the Czechoslovak provinces. flicts between him and Secretary tad support among small farm- oners we have taken 1.500 new costs, then raising prices, and go­ When the explosions came, Mo- WHTD — Musical Roundup: 12:30—WHTD—Henry King’s Or­ Yellow Taxicab service, which later produced who' thought that a j Horthy, however, did not need of State Byrnes on United States Who complain against high lo-lJapane.se rifles and many light ing on Into a vlcioUs spiral of in­ Klssirk said, he had gone off _YVTHT—Rajrmond Gram Swing; chestra; WTIC—Rhythmic Rem­ he disposed of and ht then devot­ "winds" message had been . re­ to fake an “ Incident.” Hitler's policy in China. He said this after These malcontenU I machine-guns, mortars and Japa- flation. What we do need la a watch and was asleep In hla bunk. w n c —^Newa of tee World. iniscences. ed his time to the sale of real es­ ceived. troops moved into Czechoslovakia reading into the record a letter on hva taken to Communism be- nese mountain artillery." a Na- genuine increaae ln_masa purchas­ He said he made 'hla way to tha SIMON1ZING tate. In which he was exceptional­ Mitchell replleil that there still on March 14, 1939. and Hungary policy for a strong and unified ause tte y think any change w ill' tlonalist major said. "When we ing power. We are up against noth­ ly successful. was a great deal of controversy forecastle through a gun turret, The Body Shop Method ing less than the necessity for took the opportunity to seize Ru­ China which Brynes had written to tieflt teem ' asked them where they got these He later entered the real estate about that and witnesses from ail helped pass out life Jackets and raising the American standard of thenla with negligible opposition. Representative Anderson (R-Cal.) "B ut Manchuria is one of the 1 weapons, they said they were la­ biislne.as In Florida and on his re­ of the monitoring stations involv­ finally inued orders for all men In Very Few New Radio Sets SOLIMENB a FLAGG. Inc. living—well above pre-war levels "The . state for invasion was set Anderson made the letter public st aress In tee world, ngrlcul sued to them by their superior of- turn to Manchester was employed ed would be summoned. his vicinity bo abandon ahlp. 884 Oentot St. • TM. 8181 —and that mea-ns making more on March 13. 1939, prosecution only yesterday in the House and ly. Farmers own extensive fleers.” Mitchell added that he thought McKissick said he heard no goods and selling more of, them to by William P. Qulsh, local under­ documents disclosed, when Hitler had it inserted In the (jongresslon- I of 100 to 200 acres or more, Seen From Soviet Sources abandon ship order from the On Market for Christmas eems taker. that even if a "winds’* message ants a al Record. It was dated Nov. 30— Nationalist officers Ih the field more people than ever before.” ordered Slovak Premier Joseph they have no Interest in Com- About two years ago he went had been intercepted, "we would three days after Hurley announced bridge but teat poealbly one was say It was Impossible for the Oom- Wallace warned of the danger of Tiso to the Wilhelmstrasse and’’ _ Ic ideas. d|flatton, declaring the Incomes of to- California for his health and have known little more than we threatened to let Hungary Invade his resignation. passed which did not reach him' New York. Dec. 8—(F)— Radio '"W e have foimd teat moat ot munUsts to have di.narmed Japa­ was taken lit there and returned already knew" —that a break in •The white mustached soldier dip­ because he waa so far forward. He nese troops themselves and that farmers ancVwage ami salary earn­ Slovakia unle.ss ’Tiso renounced manufacturera again liave changed // roslatance comes from Com- to Manchester, and was later em­ Japanese-American relations was lomat looked at the committee af­ added, however." that no such or­ ___ officers from north China, | therefore captured armtn must ers in tlie next few years would uhlon with the O echs Immediate­ their forecasts about teat new set be substantially lower than dur­ ployed at Colt’s Patent Firearms in prospect. ter reading Byrnes’ letter der came over the loudspeaker it In to raise teelv own Annies, have been given them by Soviet ly. Two of the trial defendants. for Christmas. Now they say ing the war, and that ’’the long- Company until shortly before his "Is the counsel passing on what Field Marsahl 'Wilhelm Keitel and I f that statement had been Is­ system. These Stores Are have forced peasants to be- forces with the Intention of pro run solution to our problem lies last illness, when he was employ­ the evidence will be?” Fergmaon Former Foreign Joachim sued before I returned from-(?hl- comparatively few will be avail­ soldters. But they don’t longing China’s internal strife. in the direction of aesking profits ed for a short time by the Pioneer asked. von Ribbentrop, were present at na I woulrf not have returned,” he able. _ht well because their heart Isn’t ' There are fevV signs anywhere A t tee end of 1M4, there were through ma.ss production and Parachute Company. " I have my opinion,” Mitchell the meeting. Tiso gave in. said. A mmth ago they thought may­ rtt. TIm v at every oppor- of the 650,000 armed Japanese es­ If that statement had been approximately 411,000 producing roaas consumption.” Mr.. Foley, when residing Ih the replied shai-ply. "M y words speak Called to Receive ITtl-mstum Ity and go back to their farms, timated In Manchuria at the end made by the State department be- oil well* In the UnIted_States, or be there would be a half-million Philip Murray, president of South End, was a member, and for Ihetnselvea The day before the German around. ‘That in turn was a re­ the Conununist leaders have of the war. The Russian.s have CIO, who had been scheduled to later foreman, of Center Hose fore I resigned, I would not have 1 about twice as many producing at B'U'LO'V'A troops poured across the O ech OPEN— duction from a previous forecasL able In most cases only j to disposed of most of them. discuss "labor’s responsibility for Company No. 2 and on moving to resigned.” I teo end of 1918. roving bands of guerrll- “ Large numbers of Japane.se border, Hacha was called to Berlin The latest survey by tee Radio full production," sent word last the North End, he was connected to receive tee ultimatum. Hitler lloaufacturcrs Assodation says wMch commit acts of sabo- women complain that the Rus­ night he would be unable to attend with the fire department there About Town told Macha, German records intro­ that while "most large set man- but aren’t strong enough to sians took their husbands—civil­ but was seeking a substitute from nnd served two years as foreman duced as evidence disclosed, that nfaeturara have exhibited lf)46 a real stand against' our ians a.s well as ^Idiers -r-to Siberia among CIO officials. of one of the conipanlA there. the Arm y would move at 6 models to dealers and distributors, m ft as work troops,” Gen. Tu Yu-Ming His knowledge 6f the town was THURSDAYS said. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Schlmmel o’clock the next morning prepared there win he relatively few new ~P«rfaaps an even more pertinent such that for years he had tee and children have moved from HALE'S SELF SERVE radio aets on. tee dealers’ shelves contract for distribution of the an­ to use "physical force.” Hitler Avondale Road to the Howard M. added; The Oriffinal In New Englind! before Christmas” because "pro­ direct examination had been con­ nual town report from the Board South Coventry | Tingley house at 26 Phelps Road, ” I-ondon and Paris were not in duction has been spotty qpd and cluded, got an admission from of Selectmen. which they recently purchased. small.” WIOR'S [Says Rumors Swan that no jail sentence had He was a member of Campbell a position to really stand up for A campaign for canned goods Council, Knights of Columbus, No. Czechoslovakia.” These "reconveision delays” it been served and the law'yer want­ The Little ' Flower of Jesus for the unfortunate and hungry 57.1. Hitler promised a "generous THURSDAY SPECIALS! continues to ascribe as caused ed to know whether the rase had war stricken people of Europe and Mothers Circle will have a pot "chiefly by pricing and OP A ad­ Brought Quiz been dlspo.scd of In Superior court Mr. Foley is survived by his life, autonomy and a certain na­ Jewetry and the Far East will begin December luck supper and meeting at the tional liberty” for the Czechs and iJ,<^^reen_SUmgsGiven^lUi_C^ - ministrative difficulties.” Coupled SATURDAYS before or after Swan had talked wife Maude (Hayes) Foley, three 9 and Isst through December 16 daughters, Mrs. Hubert Kenny and home of Mrs. Mary Doyle of Len­ Hacha reluctantly broke down and tlierewith Is a "shortage of radio to County Detective Joseph Mitch under the supervision of the Cath ox street. Maxwell House \ componenta, also due largely to By Kennedy ell concerning the case now on the Misses Margery A. and Evelyn agreed to "Invite” the Germans to 977 MAIN STREET ollc churches. If we would stop E. Foley, all of Manchester. establish a protectorate, the rec­ pricing troubles,” as well as indi­ trial. to think of the millions of people Mrs. Alice Coleman of Hilliard MANCHESTER The funeral will be held Friday ords showed. L b . B e r cations of "some -labor difflcul- (Ooatinued from Page One) Mayor William H. Mortensen who have died during the past four street, who is a patient at St. Coffee______32c tias. testified yc.sterday that Kennedy morning at 8:30 at the W. P. Prosecutor Alderman declared 9a.m.to9p.m. years from cold and stavatlon Francis hospital, is reported as Qulsh Funeral Home, 225 Main "the rape and deatruction of tee The association says teat as a •moon. Swan was questioned told him in October. 1944, that alone it would make us anxious to malting good progress toward re­ street and at 9:00 a.m. at St. brave little wanton of Czechoslo­ result manufacturers generally do briefly by State’s Attorney H. M. there was "little or no gambling’ do as much as possible to relieve covery. for Pie A ^ r n , Jr., before the cross-ex- James's church. Burial will b« In vakia J . . haa always semed to not anticipate volume production in Hartford. this situation for another year un­ St. James’s cemetery. "well Into next year,” with capa­ jAminatJon developed, and Swan Mortensen actually was ex-may til these people have a chance to Washington Orange Lodge, No. me to be one of the saddest chap­ VA WATCHES...fo Keep You on Time — All the Time — Throughout the Years! lined teat the house txillected or when he gave the testimony ters in human history.” No. Cm city output poosibly not reached get started on their own.'* Compare Annlvenary Mass 117, and members of the Washing­ before summer. Another effect, it rBva cents from each bettor in yesterday, his appearance on the what they have gone through with ton Social club will meet this eve­ Lists 'VIoIatloD o f Trestle* stand In the long drawn out trial A first anniversary mass will be Resuming for tee Britlah prose­ concludes, is teat "development of crap games at the Chestnut So- the advantages which we have had held tomorrow morning at 7:30 in ning at 7:30 and proceed to the Van Oanp*a club, and he estimated the having been Interrupted while he cution staff. Sir David Maxwell- FM broadcasting and television and don’t say to yourselves “ Why St. James’s church for Mrs. Bea­ Veitch home on Church street. In vrill be retarded.” itbtal beta placed each night at the went to the city hall to officiate should we go without In order to tribute to Robert Veitch who waa Fyfe listed Germany’s violation of at the inauguration of his succes­ trice L. White. C n M Club aa $1,500 to $2,000. care for other countries. Isn’t the a member. 69 treaties, agreements and assur­ Beans 27c H e said the club on Bellevue, sor, Cornelius A. Moylan. government sending enough of ances since Hitler came into A ll available critics who got the Under .tl|e questioning of State cliance to watch from tee fireside rtreet operated by Lonnie Barnes, what rightfully belongs to i/s7” power in 1933. Sprtngttm# , who i Deaplte relay by coaxial cable ' At the opening of court today, an leader and one of the defend­ tion to contribute toward this with the extra load they have to negotiated many of t)ie agree­ from Philadelphia to New York m Judge P. B. O’Sullivan told, coun- ants. worthwhile gesture. Even though (Continued froni Page One) cqfry, the patrons should be on ments, scribbled notes. Clam Chowder No. C and by radio to Schenectady, m 1 his attention had been called ' Ward Appeared I ’neasy bur contributions may. be small guard against making It any Maxwell-Fyfe said that tee Brit­ Philadelphia being cut In direct, the fact that In tee Hayes case Ward’s “ face flushed, more than and can only slightly relieve the never were submitted to the presi­ hea'vler. Postmaster 'Beck ■wishes ish woul$ call no vyitnessea for Oroas Out reception was about teo beat y tt ^ In Waterbury a stipulation was Its usual florid appearance, and he death metering pressure of starva­ dent. , to Inform patrons on the rural oral testimony. • ' for such an outdoor event What’s Died by counsel to the effect that appeared iineasy" when Informed tion, it takes the willing coopera­ Mitchell; read a June 2, 1941 let­ route that all first and third class game second hand had no cold If the court term. terminated be­ by the mayor that his name had tion of the very small aid of every ter frorh Henry L. Stimson, then mail, which includes Christmas Dill Pickles 0.35c gama aecon dhand had no cold fore the conclusion of the case; been linked with gamUling activi­ denomlnatfon from every town, secretary of war, and the . late cards, deposited In rural letter fact counsel would not raise an objec­ ties in the city, Mortensen told the county and country in the world to Frank Knox, then secretary of the boxes for collection by the carrier, Hurley Says Aide silver Blicift DO YOUR SHOPPING TOMORROW AT [i tion to the Jury and court’s carry­ court. make the national gral of 20,000,r Navy. Addressed to Pi'esident must have stamps affixed at prop­ On tee Air Tonight: NBC— 8 ing over to conclusion of the trial. Mortensen described how he 000 cans of food a syccess. Roosevelt, it said Stimron and er rate of postage. (Set your aup- Sought to Ruin Mr. and Mrs. North; 8:30 New All defense counsel in the pres­ asked the police commlRsioners to Inasmuch as shipment of canned Knox had approved a joint Army ply of stamps in advance from Prune Juice 0 time to r Hlldegarde; 9:80 Dietrlct | ent case agreed to enter into such a.sstgn Deputy Chief Michael J. goods Is to be made Immediately and I ^ v y basic war plan— ’‘Rain­ rural carrier. All pat^a on ru­ Attorney: 10 Kay Kyser Itoulr a stipulation and State’s Attorney Godfrey, now chief, to the task of at the close of the campaign to the bow No. 6*’—prepared by a joint ral routes are required to keep Chinese. Setup] Freeh CBS—8 Jack Carson comedy; 8:80 I i W O N D E I ^ Alcorn told the court he would be • cleaning up the rlty. and how he nearest one of three receiving sta­ bpard and recommended -• Mr. the approaches to their mail boxes Dr. Christlsn drama; '9 Frank! glad to dratt such a stipulation, made a formal request to Com­ tions; namely. New "ifork, Chicago. Roosevelt’s approval.. 'The letter clear, by promptly removing ob­ (Oontlnned tronl Pago One) Sinatra show; 10:30 Andrews Sla­ which will be submitted to various missioner Edward J. Hickey for San Francisco, ours being . New added; structions, Including snow which Green Peppers 2 Lte. 35c ters . . . ABC—7:30 Lone Rang­ counsel for their signatures. Judge assistance, from, the State Police York and with a probable destina­ "Joint Arm y and N avy basic render It difficult or Impossible for In Una with that policy he er; 8:30 Fishing and Hunting: 10 | IM A R K E T ^ O’Sullivan made it clear that he department., tion of European couptrles, per­ war plan—I^inbow No. 8 states the carrier to deliver mall to the CbunUr Spy . . . MBS— 8 Infan- ■was not at all sure the 'triial of had succeeded .In suata.ln- 855 Main St. Rubinow BMgv- Telephone 6465 In describing his meeting with haps your one or two or ' what­ the concept of w ar’ and provides boxes without alighting from his ing Cffiina as an ally, sustaining I tUa Paralyala appeal, Bing Chuaby this case would e)ctend into the Kennedy ^ ^ ten sen tcstifteii he ever cans you might wish to give ^for initial dispositions and opera­ L b . 7 C vehicle. Unless the approaches the government of Chlang Kai- Loose Carrots and btetia; 9:30 .Spotlight bands; customary January term had informed ' the vice...... squad head will help greatly in making some­ tions bf United States forces, are cleared within a reasonable Shek, keeping thei CSilnese Arm y 10. Ralph Slater, nypnotlst; MBS FREE DELIVERY SERVICl Judge O’Sullivan, in reply, said that Godfrey had been named to one el.se that, much more grateful should the United States associate time after heavy anowfall, tee de­ in the war apd maintain harmdhl-1 Baldwin . 4 > 10:30 From Buenos Aires, . Dr. Mr. McDonough had thus far de­ head ,a. gambling clean-up, and for a Happy ChrlstmM. "When you In war with the democracies livery by carrier may be withheld ous Cjhlnese-American relations. Juan (Toske on ".^gentina Takes] veloped nothing in the cross ex­ do your grocery shopping this next against the totalitarian powers.'As then he-added: .. ^ temporarily, until tee approaches Chairman Connally (D-Tex) of I Lbs. tke Stand.” amination, other perhaps-than the "I told him I wanted the gam­ and the following week won’t you such It constitutes the-basic direc­ have been cleared. Mteere two Apples 33c THURSDAY SPECIALS! witness is a .scif-cohfessed crimin­ bling laws enforced and the town keep this campaign in mind. Your tive for United States Arjny and the committee said to the tall, or more mail boxes, are In a group, white-haired Hurley. “Well, you] Timrsday Iteml!N^BC^ Bdnd al. but, perhaps, not to be disbe­ cleaned out, that in'thi.s he. was to offering will...... be ... gladly * ! accepted. Naval forces In a war effort.” patrons should, cooperate in kee^ say you succeeded In all these en- Week program's, 9:80s.a. m. from lieved. "Your tw’o men lue being clear with Chief Godfrey. I Baskets will be mhde available at *rw6 Plans Returned irtg approaches clear. Thia regu­ FRESH tried to me and not to the jury. WROL Knoxville, l$:8(h|i. m. from . . , , asked him about his observations Wellwood's store. South Coventry, On June 9, however, Lieut. Col. lation will be enforced this year. WOW Omaha, and 1:80 Irom Wia, u d not to the people In thqv court [ of gambling conditions, and he HEALTH MARKET and Champllon’s store, Eaglevllle, W. P. Scobey, then secretary of Eva Ruth Merritt of Andovpr Oolumbla, S. C.; 8:15 J^hoea of >7 “ dd.” said the court, j gaid there Was little or no gam- for tbls purpose. Also, food may the joint Arm y-Navy board, said In and Lincoln Pearson of Manches­ Tropics; 8 Burns and Allen; 9:30 SP A R E RIB5 lb. 25c On'redirect examination. State’s i |;))ing I then Teferred to a’ lShr- be brought and left at-either base­ a-memorandum to Gen. George C. ter were joined in marriage at a Almost Shouta Back Repiy Connally had' put several ques-1 Snappy days that tell of winter call for a good hot Jack Haley . . i (7B8-r-9:15 a. m. ■ Attorney Alcorn brought opt that ticular place on Wells street ment of St. Mary’s church. South Marshall, chief of staff, that the ceremony performed' by Rev. tlons to the witness before teat. dish of Clam Chowder or‘Steamed Clama. We have Arthur (S ^ re y ; 4 p. m. - House in games at the Chestnut club and i itnown as. Billy the Greek’s, and Coventry, or- St. Joseph’s church, president had returned the two Ralph W. Rowland at the Colum­ NATIVE BOJiraiNG / GOLDEN WEST at the club conducted by Barnes ^e smiled and replied that that Eaglevllle. Contributions or re­ subject '^lans two days earlier Hurley almost shouted back the ] Northern Clams, delivered fresh from Rhode Island. Party; 6:18 Sing for Bonds; 7:30 bia Congregational church parson­ Mr. Kaeq’a drama; 10 Island Ven­ the 6-cent takes which wcnhtp the ; onlv a barbute. a little bar- quests for further details should without his ajiproval. age Friday evening, In the pres­ -reply to that. one. I' See Our Display of a Fine Variety of Sea Food! c h i c k e n s ; house was later increased to 10 i K,,te came” be directed to the Father of your Mitchell told committee' mem­ ‘ “ On the 80te day of October, ture . . . ABC —11 a, m. Brene- FOWL ence of a small group of relatives iqan’a Breakfast; 1:80 p. m. Club cents. He elicited from the w it-[ ______own local parish. The Rey- Bernard bers that's check through General snd friends. Mrs. Pearson la the Quahogs Cod ■j ness teat Detective Sergeant Ken- J. Foster of South. Coventry is the MacArteur In Tokyo failed to pro­ Martinss; 3 A1 Pearce Gang; 4 48c Ib. 42c Ib. former Mrs. Burton Lewis. The Jack Berch show; 7:15 Raymond ^ nedy ordered him to remove a pool f P l > i i i director In charge,pf the campaign duce any evidence that the Japa­ coupfe will make its home in Man­ Haddock’ table from his club bid - Swan ' * 1 I t l l l here. Telephone 2344. nese had sent their prearranged Litflenecks Swing . . . MBS—8:18 a. m. chester. Shady Valley Folks; 2:30',p. m. AA PLATE . never complied with the order.!* The Army hospital to which Cor­ "winds”, message to their consuls. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Alexan .Christmas Sale telling Kennedy why his should' Social Evening poral Claude' P, Porter was con The “winds” message has been Steamers Boston Blue <)aoen for a Day; 4:30 p. m. Har-1 der, Hebron Rqad, who celebrated grovo on "See Here, Private En- he taken out, as no one-else did. fined Is located at White Sulphur the subject of sharp controversy their fourth wedding anniversary He said he had never been arrest­ Mackerel terpriae;” 8:80 Dick Ppwell Mya-| Springs. West Virginia, and not in several inquiries into the Pearl November 29, entertained in honor Silvet Tea Oysters • % CORNED BEEF ib. 25c ed, but also said the squad never The Manchester Improvement tary; 10:80 8wlnf*a the Thing. -White Falls as stated on Saturday. Hai^bor disaster. of the occasion Saturday night, at caught anyone gambling in his Assoeiatlpn______last night laid plans Saturday, Dec. 8, 3-8 P. M. The society of Kappa Delta PI On Nov. 19, 1941-the Japanese their home. Twenty relatives and Ocean Perch club. Mr. Alcorn .was not per- for a party to be-held a t ^ s regu- sent to their diplomatic represen­ to which- Miss Kathryn Grady was friends from Boston. New M^ndoit mltted to get from the. witness lar mcKmg next Wednesaaj: eve- tatives a messago setting up a Fresh Fruits olid Vegetables X elected president Wednesdayeve­ Hartford, Wllllmantic apd Noi^ Home of Mias Berry and the name of the person alleged to nlng. '.The meeting will he held In '^code under which the Inclusion of ning In Burr Hall, State Teachers which, tee latter tee -former heme Miss Collins, / , !■ have spread tee rumor, concerning IJberty hall"on Golway street at 8 certain words In the noon Tokyo Wo've Just Opened q Mew Barrel College, Wllllmantlc, Is a national of -tee gr^ m , were prfsent to Jolp PASCAL SWEET JUICY r] sSaimed protection for Swan Mr. o'clock. radio broadcast would mean that Bolton Center J A M E S A. co-e

^MANCHESTER «VEN IN 0 HERALD. MANCHE8TBR, CONN.. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 6 ,194S MAnrcnESTEK E vtooivn HTCHALD. H AlfLno^ 1 i » . CX)HM, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5; 194S ...... I^<3E SIXTEEW Sport Slants Birtles Bowls Third Straight Set By E«rl W. Yost Let “The Inquirer” Make Gift Shopping Easier Sports Editor

had the whole hearted cooperation Redskins Entertain Local Sport Chatter Rolls Triple of 407 ' y s ^ . A Wloo Choioo, Joe The Connecticut Sport* Writers’ from the boys and girls in the or­ ganization. A little over $1,000 has Manchester High traveled to Bt. dletown Speedboys Rimday after­ Alliance will hold their annual been raised. body heat the wrinkles will fall whipping qualities, add color, and Drop on hot, greased griddle. If Pro Giants Sunday Thomas in Bloomfield this after­ noon at the Sport Center on Wells As Browns Win Foiul cak are too thick, add more milk election of ofneers Monday after­ Here la an editorial from the noon to face Father Leo Blaney’i street. The invaders are members Oulataiaa Otfta from the MAT- sweetening cereals and the like. out more easily. amootncsi (9 J to store than fresh or frosen eggs. to the batter. Sweet milk may be noon in New Haven and part o f Boston Post. It Olearly shows St. Thomas five. Father Blaney la of the State League. .THBW WIOR STORE inchide Full-stren^h honey will keep for that individuals and organizations months at ordinary room tempera­ For voiir man’s gift, look at substituted for sour by omitting the bualneas meeting that will fol­ local boy and is in his drat Top Fairfield Gi taadwme oocktaU or Itquer seta; Padi €>n VL\)t CljiiStma^ tCrec soda and using 4 teaspoons of in the community: who get behind Washington Eleven by year as head baskettelt coach. The local American Legion five Sterllag Silver candlesticks; dw- ture as long as it's kept tightly the MEN’S CORNER of the Fine PLATED B IL V E R W A p Old Pro Stars Last Night's Boivling baking powder. low Includes the naming of four the drive can do their bit. will hold a practice eeealon tonight | In Rec Loop; Wi 'oratlTS bookands; menA whit* covered. QUINN’S PHARMACY cosmetics has been difficult to. find,, but Winning Can Capture display. Among the "tried and UEWEY-RIC?HMAN has some Gold Key awards nominations. Another Nod To Norwood Howard Murphy reported that at 8 o’clock at the state'Armory. ■Mtal cigarette caaes. The Lay- If unwanted hair annoys you, ‘I t ’s downright surprising the The locale will open their achedule | l^RldiBS "at~a Glance And jarvis Shat O a| 1 Away Plan may be uaed for any THE DEWEY-RICHMAN CO., ★ true’; are Yardley’s Transparent pre-war dinner forks and knives Manchesteris Joe McCluskey .Eastern Title and Still Sparkle last Sunday afternoon’s bowling has STERUNG SILVER PLACE Talcum Powder and Yardley’s v/lth solid or hollow handjes why not consult Ml;;s RBSNA jelled the highest number of number of stories we pick up from reciiipta have been turned over to next week playing on the road. ■ of their merchandise. NYLONS Norwood, ao with apologies “ to Right to Face Rams Knights of Columbiul SETTINGS in stock, la a number Shaving Bowl and the Old Spice various serving spoons and forks.^ HALEM, 843 Main street, phone votes last year in the annual bal­ the Manchester High School Band Browa’a (4) 2-1264, about permanent removal John J. (Jook; Joe Procita thrilled local billiard of lovely patterns. Made by Gor­ After-Shave Lotion. (No teaspoons, though). They al­ loting but aa one of the rules of Fund for the purchase of one cohi- John Pontillo .104 97 • Th-a one thing by the ELECTROLYSIS TREAT- "The fund to buy uniforms and Hutson, Baugh, Luck- fans last night At the Center Bil­ Jolting Joe Birtles racked «p' ham and Wallace in designs that so have two beautiful plated sil­ the organisation are that the Chicago, Dec. 5—(JV-On the pletc uniform. It was a fine gesture Brown that impresaea you MEINT, which Is recommended by equipment for the band of the liard parlors with a great exhibi­ hla'third straight triple of 400 most New England people prefer, Effective .foils for the basiq^ ver CARVING SETS In mahogany recipient must appear in person, two-game showdown lor the East­ man and Hein in Gass on the part of Mr. Murphy In giv­ Smith , . . . .. moat about this cases whihh would make someone the medical- profession. It is safe Norwood Junior High School has ing his entire profits for the day tion. He ran 82 balls on the break better In the last three week* tfl'i year's fur st3ren is the silver may be purchased by dress you may be planning to wear Joe was passed up for the year aa been coming along fins and un­ ern Division team UUa Sunday al­ and after a match gave an eschibi- Blrtlea ...... the West Side Rec B< the setting or by the .single piece. when you make holiday calls are a very happy Christmas. and painless. Consultation does he was out at aea. From last re­ By Themselves from bowling to the fund. t h e fact that not obligate you. doubtedly the $4000 has been col­ so hinges the battle between the tlon of trick and fancy shots. He Jim PontlUo League last night and the reaDli,*! they’re ao voluml- What a Christmas gift: to sUrt the dramatic accessories designers ports, two weeks ago. Joe waa atill lected by this time. An incident National Football League's East­ kept six balls moving and then found Brown’s Garage scoring nous! Such depth a Sterling set or to add to one al­ have concocted. There are hat A war costs so in the South Pacific with the Navy, that happened at a CTiamber of ern and Western sections for top Washington,’ Dec. 5.—(JP)—Don Prospects of a Rec Senior Bas­ Increased it to seven and then to Totals ,. .,801 583 550 1734 shutout win over the FairtteU’ ketball League seem bright with to armholes which can bf worn ready started. and muff sets of lynx, fetching much — even after In order to retain Vitamin C, serving aa a Lleutenant-Oom- immer(^V meeting shows how an Individual laurels. Hutson, Mel Hein, Sammy Baugh eight. A large attendanc* wa* FaMleld’a (OJ Grocers. In the other loop match, ' ■ comfortably over suits; such a bonnets festooned with multi-col­ It’s won. Victory potatoes should be served and mander. However, he h i* indi­ enterprising Individual can give a As things now gtand, the west four teams ready to Join. *niey are preaenL Bro#n ...... 91 — Warren and Jarvis blanked UM- and Sid Luckman should te left the Center Billiards. City Cab, Le­ wrappy feel to the silhouette: such Meat Pie ;i* ored ribbon bows and dressmaker Bonds wUl provide eaten directly after baking. cated in letters home that he ex­ good cause a little ehove. holds title claim In three of the out of 1945 all-star pro football C Vennart 112 88 Knights of Columbus. ' r swaying backs and deep cuffs. Season any amount of finely gloves with lame cuffs of beaded much of the money pects tb be out shortly. "Eddie OToole, the Norwood four major departmenta of plM. gion Seconds and the North End Bowling matches tonight In the consideration, a member of the Veterans. F. Barrera 120 108 ■ Birtles is without a question chopped meat with butter, salt, borders. needed to rehablU- DIARIES, ENGAGEMENT A Manchester man has never sand and gravel man, mads a mo­ Quarterback Sid Luckman of the Washington Redsklna board of Rec League feature the Tavern and C. Barrera 148 96 best bowler In the Rec League. J . If it is a peppeV, 2 tablespoons of Chill Ute our servicemen PADS, and WRITING PORT­ received the Gold Key given by tion that the (Chamber contribute Chicago Bears has the passing strategy thinks—because they arc Lee’s and the Grill and Pagani’s, Haefa .... 123 140 Last year he won high tadiyidoaiy H. Leon Sheppard, Rec director sauce, and chopped onion. Moisten HAND-PAINTED TIN OR and reconvert our cmmtry to a FOLIOS o f fine leather make the Alliance. The local eligible $25 to the band fund. His good championship within easy reach In a class by themselves. At the Y, Don Willis face the Man-' D. Vennart — 92 average honors. Averages re-'^ TABLE AND CHAIR SET with milk or gravy. Put In bak­ WOOD Is fashioned into doxens peaceUms e co n ^ y . Now t ^ Christmas gifts of good taste and men are Mc(?luskey, Peth. Wigren friend, John Regan, shoe store pro­ and Don Hutton, Green Bay’a age- stated yesterday afternoon that a Chester Motor Sales, (Chamber’s leased last week revealed that tha Requesting that hit name not meeting will be held this week to ing dish and cover with a thick of very decorative gifts at the Victory is won, Buy Bonds to win unlveraal appeal.. HARRISON’S and Charlie Robbins. If prietor, arose and made an amend­ defying end, can give the west the Movers oppose the Onter Service ToUls 594 514 501 1609 yoimg, slightly built pinner la en* te used for obvious reason*, he complete plans for the campaign. FOR CHILDREN layer Of hot-mashed,potato. Brush WATKINS GIFT BOX: beautiful, ths Peace. GIFT SHOP has them in natural key la home and it apiwara likely ment to the motion. He suggested scoring and paaa-recelvlng crowns, commented when asked about and Moriarty Brothers and the Joying the top roost as he did last with •beaten egg. Bake until light ornamental trays In soft colors; pigskin or In handsome colors, that he will be. he will defln'Uely that the-appropriation be $50. per custom. Both have finished candidates for the all-Natlonai Milkmen from Bryant and Chap­ Kacey’s (6) week. and you want ti> brown In a moderate oven for 15* safe tin wastebaskets done in pas­ A stunning BLACK ONYX tooled in gold. \ receive one of the Gold Keys thgt "Then Mr. OToole got up again their aeasona. League team: The PA’a will engage the Mid­ man tangle. Colavecchlo 87 85 It la amazing that Birtles, or 20 minutes. tels for the bedroom or deep tones RING from DONNELLY’S at the will be awarded In January. and gave out with a little master­ The campaign-closing scraps, "There no longer is any use put Bonadles . 90 95 should bit 400 or better In his last^: SAVE J5.00 ...JlUGGAGE® for the library; gay little boxes Center is a superb Christmss gift In using a carpet sweeper, don’t Speaking of McCHuskey It piece of misquotation; T believe however, between first - place ting those four oldtlme greats on , slightly warm oven for a few sec­ tours of the United States Olym­ an even $100.’ clinched the Important ground "A new era has dawned for pro organlzation-«f a Bureau of In­ the picture os Joe Birtles has dons ! ' of cold water and place it on the useful as cotton for removing old A SON come in fine green or "The new motion wae carried be­ To Fit in Manager's Katkaveck handsome coffee table. (Tray and ^ V A C U U M i onds before serving. pic teams. Ivan stated that Joe gaining title, needa only seven football with the end of World vestigation which win operate on | this season. With the former town i- curled spot over night nail polish—and often more con­ brown check in a heavy weight fore those present had time to fig­ Kauset . . . carrier may be purchased sepa­ would sit x>n his bunk and figure points to tie Hutson’s season tcor- War II. Give other players their a national basis. bowling champion Charils KebSft *•3^ <- sVjl O Vv "" ClEANERSi^^ venient to get and handle. flannel at $20.00; or in all-wool ure out how the ante was raised so Plans for Next Year rately). 'Christmas SLIPPERS FOR out what time he would run In to Ing bag of 97. With the Eagles chance to make the all-star team now living In New Haven a naw, One of the smarfitst neckties of navy or maroon at $12.25. BOYS’ quickly.” scrapping desperately to oalvage a (Concerned over the bad notices Totals .... 489 553 473 1515 O ' ^ ' * * MEN OR WOMEN at WERB- morrow. He would mark down i now with the game’s future open' champion will, be crowned this: the year is the CHENEY GAME The W. T. GRANTCOM PANY ROBGIS in^slzc 8 to 14 are $3.50 title tie with the Redsklna. It’S a Columbus, O.. Dec. 5— (ff)—The the jp ort has been receiving late­ Baked Finnan lladilie'' NER’S SHOE STORE are good- has had a "ivn " on pCiLLS, but and $4.25. time, repeat this over and over ing wide." ly, officials .representing 83 of{ year with Birtles a likely succcs- . ij, BIRD TIB, sold at KELLER’S at aocKs'kRim'®i“^ xoil fairly good bet Van Buren will $250,000 price tag that waa dan­ Pntton (0) sor. Put fish in boiling water for 5 looking, wneiner whether P^nneo planned lor for c^ com - plenty: a huge rag doll again and Fuqua stated that in Hutson. Hein, Luckman and the nation’s,race tracks met here! S?-11.80. This is one Ue, girls, on ^ y fort or - - - pass Hutson. The Bayou bullet C. Johnson .... 94 81 96— 265Joe’s three games conoUtefl o t' minutes, but do not let the water i > X ^ ^ f'' \ ^ r <4^ ^ ^ “ rJas big as a child; "Bridal seta” of More than 58 million pah's of the late hours, Joe’s list could Dobkin Features Baugh all have had another fine gling from Marty Marion around yesterday and gave the associa­ which your taste and "his” will blue or natuAl Shearlings are confines hla acorlng talent to run­ Barrett ...... 90 78 84—252 a big opening game of 158 finiahsfl: boll after putting In the fish. Then tiny bride, {(room ang brides­ shoes were produced far the easily have gone aroimd the room season, and it will be the first World Series time has been tom tion the authority to "set up ma agree. >;i';^/>vH :%nw ASH iNG|l cosily warm. Smart bengaline ning. Dnvla ....1 1 6 86 88—288 off With scores of 122 and ^ iX t . remove skin, if any. Place In bak­ maids; dolls with movable arms Army In 1945. with the many times that he had time since 1933 that at leaist one off, and "Mr. Shortstop" Is defi­ chlnery to get at the bottom of ing dish and cover with milk. Dot lElECTRICHM^^tMACHINESfc house-shoes complement any lei­ As Falcons Win Hutson's perennial pass-grab­ OIcksak .... 88 104 97— 289Jimlhy Pontillo and Smith both . If you paint the Inside of your and legs and eyes that close; dolls . marked down. bing championship seems safe. The of these 'four ha* not been select­ nitely not for sale, the St. Louis any efforts that may be made to Haefs 97 116—.334 with, butter. Bake about 30 min­ sure costume. Warm felts have with pretty clothes that "come Artists and artiat>to-be will be Ivan remarked that Joe "was a ed -on 'the all-league team, if Cardinals told the rest of the were hot on the Garagemen’s slds , Uneh closet a medium blue it atlcky-flngered packer has a 13- imejudlce the name of racing," ac­ Low 79 83—238 with triples of 363 and 365. Hank ; utes In a slow oven. soft or hard soles. For better off.” thrilled at Christmas with an OIL typical Manchester man, hla only younger players fill the 1 1 posi­ ba.seball world today. w ill. keep linens from turning service shop during the week and The Falcons opened up the West catch edge over halfback Steve cording to Alex Robb, executive Haefa led the Grocers. j.^ yellow. , PAINTING SET from the JOHN­ thought was of winning and he BaganiB of Washington with a to tions. What’s more, the Cards are secretary of the T.RA. Totals ...... 585 532 556 1656 MEN’S WALLETS of genuine well before C3iristmas. Side Rec Juplor basketball league Hein, the New York Giants' su­ planning no deals involving "name” Mickey Katkaveck led Wa Tlic multifaceting of diamonds SON PAINT COMPANY. SeU are ■' was very conscrentlous." Joe pre- U1 of 47rfor 834 yards. Bagarus Is “ What the action amounts to." Masters (4) leathers—pigskin, goatskin, calf­ $2.20, $3.85, and $5.96, according perb center, made the all-atars players J*jst now, even though the and Jarvis to a four point ‘TABU’’, IB one the many skin, or morocco—are a particu­ which places more facets about • ferred to stay In the Isackground, last, night with a two point - vic­ third behind Hutson and end Jim Robb said, "Is that racing people Reeks ...... 96 88 83—267 magic nannes among PERFUMES To oil a sewing machine prop­ to idze. Small sets of WATER tory over the Ctometa 24 to 22 with from 1933 through 1940 .without collection of talent they’ll have over the Kaceys in a low scoring : larly welcome gift If made by the girdle of the stone: helps to figuring on how he was going to Benton of western title-winning are taking cognizance of the fact Bauer ...... 76 95 102—273 match. Only- three bowlers, tw o; which you will find at the CEN- erly, put' the oil on every place COLORS start as I6w as 50c in win the next day. the deciding basket being made by Cleveland. The latter was barely a break; Hutson, Green Bay's back from the armed forcea alone Swank or Terry. You’ll find them where one part rubs against or keep it from chipping. in better than a lot of National that we might be suffering our Thorton ...... 97 96 102—295 on the wiimers and on# on ths^' M TE R PHARMACY if you’re look- price. McCIuskey’s record speaks for' Dobkin 'in the last fifteen seconds edged by Hutson, catching two matchless pass-receiving end, 101—270 at KELLER’S for $3.'60 to 810.00, turns within another. League clubs will field ns varsity own crime wave, Juat as the rest a ifford 86 Knight*, were able to hit 300 o r ' ' ing for a lltUe touch of luxury in TOYS THAT TEACH provide itself. He hold* exactly 25 national of play. The playing o f Dobkin fewer paases. However, Benton’s from 1938 through 1944, and of the country is. Racing Is going Sloane . 93 93 94— 280 featured for the Falcons"WUh slx^ Baugh and Luckman have shot it in 1946 and already haa made St. bettiir. (Jarvey pacad tha kswas.^ a gift. GAMES AT McGlLL-CON-i I championships, more than any 45 grate were good for 1,067 yards, to clean up. Hillnskl •,••,•loO 99 114—363 Tire Inquirer othcir runner. Does Joe deserve the teen points with Thomas and Fal­ out for the team's forward-pass­ I.,ouis the standout pennant favor­ Even If you never VERSE make fun-full Christmas ^- NALE STOI^ has teem for displacing Hutson as the yardage "No matter who is responsible It is decidedly unnecessary and Gold Key? If track and field had a lon helping to turn the tide for ing spot for years. ite for next year. get closer to skiing champion. Eddie Dyer, the alow-talklng for Infractions of the n*le«, he is Totals .595 557 596 1748 ondealrable to keep honey in the Hall o f Fame, Manchester would the Falcona. Paganl and H. Sammy Baugh, whose slinging Around Washington, Steve Ba­ than admiring the "ye««r»"''or”"OUo"^l. ll M-’eani M.li-A-Toy garus, frail-looking halfback who Texan who came out of the oil going to suffer the penalty. We ice box. Cold honey is as thick as wooden staffs In a blocks for constructing trucks, be, represented by Joseph Paul AgostlnelH starred for the Corner may clinch the title for Washing­ Maahiefi ATTENTION! “ molasses in January." It’s diffi­ games In a losing cause. has broken loose in almost every business to manage the Cardinals are,going to protect the good name sporting goods cata­ trailers, or armored cam; color­ Mc(?liMkgy, the greatest sports ton Sunday, needs either 206 yard's next season, laid all this and con- Parllaroan . . . 93 85— 265 cult to use as a spread or for otage" arc 75c to 98c. flgure Manchester hss ever known. In the second game of the eve­ or four totichdown tosMS to tie game for 18ng .snake-like touch­ of racing and to protect the pub O. Johnson ...108 86— 286 log—you can get a ful beads for stringing; sewing W u r l TIz e r .sldcrable more out on the counter He.” AUTO RADIO cards; embroidery sets; Carve ’n They Had The Right System ning the Wildcats clawed the Tig­ Luckman for the passing cham­ down runs, Is the fans' choice as Buckland ....118 96—307 . . , lot of wear out of Instead of using cord, thread No. 1 nominee off the Redskins. for the folks to look at today at Robb declared the action was ski-type clothing. Nothing’s more Paint sets; or Wood Burning seta. Manchester isn’t the only school ers into defeat with a 25 to 12 pionship. Luckman, shooting for baseball’s great lobby-sitting Peterson ...... 86 81—248 or twine to tic your plants, use in this area that is conducting a victory. The Wildcats team plsv his first passing VH*. finished wlt)i not the,result of the recent alleged P. Ballaleper 113 99—322 USERS! practical for trudging through the cellophane to prevent plants from sweepstakes—the annual Minor doping case* at Jamaica and Pim­ snow. to market when the car Pianos and dri've for band tmiforms for their was too much for the Tigers with 1,725 yards galnc4 cups sour milk don had Marion all.polished up and into racing." He declined to elab­ NlbUra (1) Adinstoble One of America’s most beautiful ; half, practically alone, although he well for the loaers. best b all-carrying record since Foe in First Heat wearing that fancy quarlcr-of-a at. John 108r-308 A CLAY BUILDER SET with model.s, carries her head erect and Wa-s Junior’s snow-suit skimpy 1 WOMEN’S WALLETS in genuine 1 beaten egg. FalcoBs (84) n if f BatUea of l^aahlngton won orate on the latter point. 80—249 Boxed CHRISTMAS CARDS at j leather. The meiHs are $3.00 and' l tablespoon shortening million tag. And It was more than Up to now. Robb said, the In­ D. Johnson . . . 93 Holiday four colors of modeling clay and squarely In line with the should­ KEMP'S ■F ■ - R F T the 1937 ground-gaining/title with Just chit-chat that both the Chi­ Roman ...... 97 8^—284 u"ouMaM"4ck‘’"MONTG^^ i up.lax tnckided; the ladies’. Injl toas^n soda 2 Thomas, r f ...... ___ 2 0 4 874 yards -The thunderbolt Eagle Hartford, Dec. 5— dP)—Dennis dividual tracks have been reapon- Pole Aerials wire to moke armatures, to hold ers, and keeps her chin level. It’s cup INC. ‘Pat’’ Brady, 130. o( the Bronx, cago Cubs ami New York Giants M cOaw ..... 95 101—275 up figures, is a ’’must” for a I Iittlng the ..-head droop forward W^RD L r l^e w«meM anV inexpensive: 29c and 48c for' |ee colors, are $2.40. tax Included' 1 cup flour FURNITURE AND MUSIC 0 Fallon. I f ...... ___ 2 0 4 back has rolled up 7M yards to were Interested. .^ible only for their own territory .'I 107—283 Soak bread crumbs in milk until ___ 16 N. Y., won the quickest victory of ITte new bureau will not have the Boyce ...... 99- child’s diristmas: |1.50 at Me-1 like a wilting sunflower that en­ aturillest • of SNOW SUITS * t ' ------FOR CHRISTMAS 2 Dobkin. c ...... 8 0 dat9 and with one gaine left easily "Well,” Dyer said flatly today, E. Ballsieper .105 115—307 Tomato Juice will remove rust soft. Add egg and melted shorten­ 783 Main St. Tel. 5680 1 Agostinclli, rg . ___ 0 0 shmilcl top the 737 mark which' his undefeated ring career here aut)x)rity to punish but only to Dresses GILL-CONVERSE. courages aging wrinkles to make 312.98, sizes 4 to 10. In blue »r * ing. Mix In flour sifted with soda. 0 last night when he kayoed Allle "Marion will not be sold. I’ll Iqt $2.95 and fruit stains from wash ma­ 0 Kasulkl, Ig ...... ___ 0 0 0 won last year for New York’s Bill recommend action on their flnd- their unattractive appearance brown water-repellant gabardine, Minutoli, 129, of New York, In the you In on something; Before 1 598 510 800 1706 FOR WOMEN To keep Ivy from shrivelling around the throat. the Jackets are lined with cosy terials. — . I*a8chal. took this Job, I wrote Breadon tpgs to the Individual tracks and Some of us never 5 12 0 24 first 25 seconds of their scheduled when you are away from home, i Shearling. Leggings have a zipr Other individual leader#; Punt­ 10-round bout. asking him If he was going to sell racing commls.sions. The latter Drivera (4) !inow what to give WOMEN‘S CX)AT SWEATERS, , Comets (22) ing—Roy McKay, Green Bay, 41.2- Marion. He said no. Y’know, the will be honor bound to follow the BENSON'S Sizes 38 (|p 44. wring a cloth out of water and OLD SOUTH cosmetics are ■ a per front. A matching hat, also F Only a handful of the 1,834 DeMarthi ...... 88 99 100—287 wrap one end of It around the as a gift, and hate worth $7.98 at present prices, are Just Arrived I Shipment of F ' B yard average on 73 kicks; field job wouldn’t have been nearly so reromwrhdatlon of the directors. 97 96 109—302 713 MAIN STREET delightful gift—dainty In fra­ .Shearling lined, is $1.39. 1 Dogpart, rf .... ___1 0./'*2 'i spectators saw the six-inch left Cavedon .. pot, and place the other end in a grance and In the quaint packag­ shopping. Still we selling for $5.98 at the W1LR()SE goa’ s—Joe Aguirre. Washington, hook explode on Minutoli’s Jaw. It attractive If he’d said ’yes.’ ’’ . The association members elect­ Dr. Allison ___ 101 81 100—282 want to be gracious SHOP. In brown, black, or oxford 0 Dorinc, If ...... ___ 1 6 2 six In nine attempts; punt retujms According to Dyer, not only ed 12 directora; Henry H. Parr. ,...1 0 3 92 102—297 Priced bowl of water. ing. Talcum comes In a tall box Something dlff«fi-ent in the 'way BUSTER BROWN SHOES ___ 5 waa the “Ylst vjetory for Brady Straugb ... and thank goodness grey, they’re a real "find" for a 1 "Paganl, c ...... / 0 10 —Dave Ryan. Detroit. 14,7-yard “Mr. Shortstop," but probably the Pimlico; CaNton F. Burke: Santa ___ 99 117 116—332 or In an amusing salt-shaker. The of hats is the medieval-inspired 1 H. Agostlnelll, rg ___ 4, ' 0 8 who has one draw decision on his Schubert .. THE GIFT CORNER at the Cotton Blossom cologne is In a fine quality candy Christmas gift. avetige oh 15 attempts; kick-off record. entire 1946 Cardinal Infield “seems Anita; James R. Dooley, Narra .... — 100 92—192 $13.98 to $24.98 hood, livallable in black, brown, Girls* Brown and W'hite 1 Averin, Ig ...... 0 0 returns—Bagarus. 27-yard aver­ Rand ...... MONTGOMERY WARD down­ charming liottlcs. QUINN’S is something any recipient will wel­ Joe Keyes, 145, of Los Angeles, like It will stay” the same as It ganset't; John C; dark, Hialeah; and many winter colors. It may come. Make up your own' assort­ SADDLES age on attempts. stairs store gave us plenty of gift PHARMACY sells them. Dried eggs developed for war 12 oTitpointed Nunbio F.irraro, 142, of wa.s In ’45, with R ay Sanders on Matt J. Winn, IZhUrchlll Downs; Total ...... 488 585 619 1692 feature a deep black ruffle, * a ment: or choose from gift pack­ purposes may be used in the man­ 4 / 11 0 22 first, Dutch Verban on second and Benjamin F. Undhelmer. Arling­ Ideas: WALL PLAQUES of fruit peaked top, or an edging in metal­ Milwaukee, by a wide margin In Spoons (0) ages. ufacture of ice cream, advise Score at half time, 18-12 Falcons. Whitcy Kurowakl on the hot cor­ ton and Washington Park; Louie or flowers for the kitchen or lic Mexican ball fringe. - . Misses’ and Children’s Ihe eight-round aeml-flnaf. Cheney ...... 89 85 166—274 Observe the beet complexion as poultry marketing specialists. Referee, Bisacll. ner. ’The Cards, however, are go­ A. Beard. Keencland: ' Eugene Mother Goose figures for the carefully as your own. Good beets Moccasin Oxfords — (m sI Nigh 1*8 Figh ts In three bouts, all scheduled for Pcckham .»...... 98 86 81—265 A'^child’s "own" NURSERY ing to put a flrat-baaeman’s mitt Mori. Garden State Park; George ...... 96 94—276 nursery; polished WOOD BOWLS are smooth and free from blemish. NASSIFF ARMS COMPANY Wildcsts (28) six rounds, Paul O’Hara, 140, of Wetherell 86 . . . . ■ l a m p will make a delightful gift. Of course SHE wants a special New York, drew with Cap Cooper on Dick Sislcr, son of "Gorgeous D. Wldener, Belmont; Alfred G ____ .8 5 95 91—271 for salads or nut-cracking; tooled Beets that are rough or ridged, or / B. F. T. Fraaer ...... leather MEMO PADS. SNAP­ ,^ ” ^|POTTERTON’S at the Center has "gifty" MANICURE SET for Plitin Toe Oxfords By Th« Associated Press of Springfield, Mass.; A! Silver- George." and "Take a good look Vanderbilt. Pimlico; Jack Mac Chanda: ...... 102 104 108—314 that have deep growth cracks, are- GAMES for ^ rlstm as: an lncl<^r|g^yg^j type, ^ th alphabet blocks i Christmas. Choose a shade o f nail Loomis rf, ----- . 0 1 1 at him" next spring. In the hope SHOT ALBUMS, or cablhet-slze . 5 Boston—Ray Robinson. 148*4, man, 142, of New York, knocked kenzie; Hollywood Park, and Don Rev. Barrett . — 102 108— 210 wasteful and may be tough or maple column as base and a,polish as gay aa Christmas lights Kerr, rf ...... 2 1 out Jim Wynn, 145, of Jersey City, there’s something In heredity. Dick PKTTURE FRAMES. Darling, I f / ...... New York, outpointed Vic Dclllcur- aid P Ross, Delaware Park. woody. If the beet has gone soft it j^th metM handles: Fishing sets: lively animals. Price j and see her eyes gleam at Its Scttlf Tip QxfoMs .1 0 2 N. J„ In the fifth pound, and Dave played the outfield for the Navy The directors re-elected Parr ■pqtal ...... 470 558 582 1610 may be a poor investment. Soft, #rhv UollrAnfov** nvtrl Qo4l . _____•' B. Slq^mim, I f ___ .. ti, lf>6. New York (10): . C. Fllp- toy Helicopters and Sail ' i , $o 95 compact convenience. Manicure 0 0 6 Allen, 131, of New York, scored at Bainbridge, Md. president, Burke, vice-president, "Never -lend with the chin,” la Dolls’ lawfi swings; Checkers and .. 4 nen, 188, New York, and Indian flabby, or shriveled beets are usu­ I klta by all popular makers can be 2 10 a one-round knockout over Jertuiriy Also back from aervice for in­ and named Dooley secretary and a good rule not only for, prlze- Backgammon, in nice big sizes. Gomez, 168. Miami, drew (8). ally poor In flavor. from (found at the CENTER PHAR­ Flavell; rg ...... 1 0 - 2 Rowe, 128, of Jersey Qty. field duty are Lou Klein, who’ll be treasurer. Robb was re-elected Gum is easily removed . 5 Buffalo—Phil Muscat©. 183, Buf- MACY. Taylpf, Ig ...... 2 1 “valuable as general utility man,” , executive secretary. The clever hostess makes the rugd'. If it is chilled with a piece Detroit. T.K.O’D. Jimmy Saunders. Ekldle explains, and Jim Brown. FENDER AND What does SHE want for GUSTAFSON’S Hi$ choice is< 194*4. Milwaukee (4). Boh1>y Col moat of the eye-appeal of foods o f Ice before trying to dig up. Tofals ...... 10 6 25 Altogether, only ten top-flght Christmas? Something to wear, If yopr pressure cooker cools BROWNBILT SHOE STORE llns. 156*4. Buffalo. T.K.O’D. Alex Wilcox Tech Drubs Elizabeth, N. J.—Lee Onm, 196, of course. Select companion-pieces she serves. Serve cauliflower for .1 on ADAM Gift Tigers (12) • pitchers are coming back from* the BODY WORK By far the largest too suddenly -4t may warp or. lk>yle. 147*4, Garfield. N. J. (2). Detroit, T.K.O’O. Jimmy Saunders, or single items at the WtLROSE unique table. decoration. 705 Main Street V B. F. T. services to hook up with the half 80LIMENE $ FLAGG crack. Certificate Jersey City—Lou Angelo, 1.5644, Cheney Tech, 53-13 dozen or so dependables on hand 187. Philadelphia. 16); Bozo On- SHOP: a sweater in solid gold, .Sheriden, r f ...... 2 0 4 Bavonne. N. J., T.KO'D. Hsrry stantlno, 147, New York .T.K.O’D. For motorists who haven’t been TOY DEp X r TMENT last year, and If any deaia are INC. fuchsia, red, purple, green, -rose, CLIFFORD’S MEN’S AND Duff, If ...... 0 0 0 Gaiy. 16344. New York (7); Artie Tony Ryles, 150,' Paterson,'N. J. able to buy TIRE CHAINS, bere’a 4 made, the. fllngers will te Involved. M4 Ontei St. tei: 6101 brown or black and a harmoniz­ BOYS’ SHOP knows what boys Berry, e ...... 2 0 Towne, 149*4. New York, outpoint­ Oieney Tech lost their second (3). ing skirt; a smart, all-purpose news to warm the heart and in town Finley, rg ...... 0 0 0 straight game of the season yes­ ’’But whoever wants one of want—and buys accordingly. Clif­ ed Artie Haddad, 147%, Paterson, them," Dyer, went on, “ Will have Jacket and a long or short aleeved steady the nerves: NICHOLS- ford’s 100% WOOL SWEATERS ADAMm Cunningham, rg .. . . 0 0 0 N. .1. (8>. terday afternoon when they bowed blouse In white, or color; slickly BRISTOL has tire chains. , But is now open at Finnegan, Ig .,...... 2 0 4 to Wilcox Tech of Meriden by a to give tis somebody who’ll help our I make welcome Cliristmaa gifts. h q it m d b y White Plains, N. Y.—fiddle Mur­ double-A elute." tailored or frothily feminine slips don’t delay going to 155 Center M ake G ifis 6 f N ylon E. Sherman,J...... 0 0 0 phy, 188, New York, outpointed score of 98 to IS. Jankski led the MARLOW’S Slip-ons in solid colors, checks' or Oh yet, looking at It right now. and nightgowns. street too Jong! .Tuan Carrero, 185, Raerto Rico, winners *MiHe Hills was best for tweeds, sizes 8 to 18, are $1.99 to the locals: Dyer expect# his outfield will be $4.98. Sleeveless slip-ons, small, Totals ...... 6 .0 12 (8); Joe Luscignan. T49, Jersey Use the Lay-Away Plan. Meriden (53) Terry Moore and Enps Slaughter, A leather lamp with a hose of Jewel-toned wools will win holi­ medium, and large, are $2.98. GLENNEY^S Score at halftime, 12-4, Wild­ City. T.K.O’D, Miguel Arroya B F Pt both on the way out of the Army, tooled book bindings features in­ day popularity polls for both their Coat sweaters, 8 to 18, are $1.98 789 Main Street cats. 15144. Mexico City (2). **Slip Up** warmth and sparkle. Their high If you will hang your auit on Referee, BisselL .Tohnson, I f ...... 4 2 10 with Johnny Hopp and Buster direct lighting and makes a per­ to $8.98: » New York—Maxle Berger. 152 Adams alternating In the third necklines are often contrasted a'hangar while it still retains New Yoric, knocked out George Tlezzi, If ...... 1 1 3 fect gift for any man’s den or JanakI, rf ...... spot, depending on enemy elbow­ The Superior Gift: library table. (Red) Doty, 15SH. Hartford. .10 1 21 Eggs in Ice cream mix improve Spencer, rf ...... : 4 0 8 ing. Red Schoendlenst also will fit Conn, (7 ); Art TatU. 159, New In, but will te moved In as Haven, COnn., outpointed Jimmy (3uryk>, vf ...... 0 0 0 this Christmas Buster Brown AGIFn' For a thoughtful and lovely Ozyck, c ...... i 1 3 sistant shortstop If his trick arm gift for those of the CTatboliC Glamour Gloves Davia, 156(4, Brooklyn (6). gets better. Harry Walker and CERTIFICATE Brooklyn — Jimmy McDarilets. Pisom c ...... 0 0 0 faith, see the “ MIRACULOUS Stokos, lb .... . 1 0 2 Stan Mualal may not«be back from For a ANNOUNCING 150, Lot Angeles, outpointed John scpvice by next year, which should HIGH SHOES MEDALS" at MATTHEW By Mrs. Anae Oabot Orhomentale Kwtskl. Ib ----- . 1 0 2 WIOR’S. In solid gold or sterling ny Ryan, 158, Detroit (10):Monty make you feel no end sbrry for PERMANENT WAVE There are all eorts of warm n fE OPENING OF THE SERVICE DEPARTMENT OF Klein, 140(4, New York, knocked Najouch. rb ...... 0 . 0 silver, the medals are linked on DeAngelis, rb ...... Eddla. gloves, but how about a pair of out Patsy Boocano, 148, Brooklyn, : 1 0 2 At Her Convenience a bracelet, or a single medal Iron Work PeiTucd, rb . 1 0 2 At crocheted wool gloves which are ( 2). Gets Extris-Heavy Sentence At forms a pepdant. both warm and glamorous! The Salem', Maat.—Benny Singleton BeauHfy a Home Totals ...... ,25 5 53 I secret la the. eyetaking cluster of ' 148(4, Waterbury, Conn.. T.K.O’D, • Manchester (18) y Portland, Ore.— (85—Judge John THE LILY There la lots d( . cabbage at rea­ tiny flat flowers in brilliant colors TOWN MOTORS, he. Willard Buckless. 163 (6 ); Jim B. Seabrook slapped an extra­ At Small Cost Plnkin. rb’ ...... :... . 0 o ' 0 sonable prices on ihe market. And having each flower centered with Pettle, 150, Wolnim, Maas.,~'out­ heavy city Jail sentence on a man BEAUTY SALON cabbage is rich in eoaentlal food Qovin, rb ...... 0 6 0 a contrasting brightly colored / ■ 45 WEST t CENTER ■ . ♦ ST. AT COOPER ST. pointed Joe GUlls, 148(4, Spring- hauled up before him for drunken- Maude Turkington, Prop. values for the family. Even All-Brass Andirons field, Mass. Moquln, I b ...... 1 1 3 Gustafson’! eequln. Use fine black wool for (Thurcta; lb ...... 0 0 0 nesa. The culprit had bMn a fre­ MAIN ST. . DIAL 7484 more interesting—it’s, popular with the gloves, a few centa worth of and Fireseta TELEPHONE 8557 ^ ' Hartford. Oonn.—Dennis "Pat quent offender and a month ago. | everyone when cooked only a A . Brady, 180, Naw Yerk, knocked DeCarU, I b ...... 0 0 0 aequins purchased at the flve-and- Hills, 0 a, . 3 4 10 the judge gave him-a parole, and short tims aiid with a good re­ dime or a notion, coimter and a Brass Bound Soreens out Allle Mlnutoll, 129. New .York lent him $10 for a pair of shoes Adam Sift ctr- cipe. ■ ' ' 1); Joe Keyes, 145. Los Angeles, Lucas, 0 . 0 0 0 few lengths of lovely colored wools and Wfuttherranes 1 Jarvl, c . 0 0 0 so ha cokdd accept a "promialng tlficatts ptrmit for the flqwera. (Complete Stock Of. outpointed Numdo Ferraro, 148, Job." The man promised to repay Milwaukee ( ), ^ Wlezbictal, rf ...... 0 0 0 Thin is the year t o , decorate 'To obtain complete crocheted ' Wrought Iron Railing 8 Esstbrook, rf ...... 0 ' 0 0 the loan on hla first pay-da.y. mtn to mokt thtir your home in real C3iriatinas style. instructions .for the Flower Dec­ Tampa, Fla.—Tommy Gomes. Malston, If ...... 0 When he came up before Judge ~ KEMP’S RECORD DEPARTMENT SUGGESTS = 187, Tampa, knocked out , Irish • ® 0 own ekoiet McCONVILLE’S. 302 Woodbridge orated Gloves (sizes small, med­ Copper Lamps ai^ Posts ' United Motor Parts • Seabrook again, the Judge re­ s i FOR THIS WEEK: i _ street, phone 5947, has small or ium alnd large Included) coloi' Tohnny Denson, 197, Indlanepoila IS membered the loan. The offender (7). .Totals ...... 4 fl large WREATHS and Chriatmaa chart for flower clustery, (Pattern referee, Joe Coffey; got 120 dyya. Andirons, Screens, and FACTORY SEALED-UNITS Loe Anfelefr:-*-Nlck Moran. 139(4 trimmings from 25c up and pre­ No. 5837) send 15 cents in Coin Give Him “ ' CHOPIN’S “POLONAISE IN A FLAT’— M war ..Christmas TREES from SOc. Fireplace Equipment Tallsco. Mexico, outpointed Bohby plus 1 cent postage, Your Name, To. Fit All General Motors and Chrysler Cars and Trncki Yaegger, 139, Loo Angelea ( l 6). ‘ Played by Jo6e Iturbi = Decorate your best girl, too, with AddrcfS and the Pattern Number a corsage—prices atort at 1 1 .00. to Anne Cabot, The Manchester Circulator Heaters “ • for Fireplaces ^ IGNITION, AND TUNE-UP SPECIAUSTS bsoliiefBtor Bnipleyea Jittery THE BELLS OF S^. MARY’Sr- . , B * ‘i.'" Evening Herald, 1150 Sixth ave- l^-'V . ^ • You can sour milk if you need nut, New’York 19, N. Y. Minneapolie, -^(flV^-Bmployea at to by adding one and one-half I’LL TAKE YOU HOME AGAIN. Sung by S You will And handsome Christ­ ACETYLENE AND BRAKES RELINED a , the municipal Incinerator have the KATHLEEN— Bing Crosby s tablespoons of lemon Juice to mas present knitting and crochet­ P O R TA B LE ' jitters, piscsurdad ammunition la each cup of milk. , J ing designs in the new Anne'Cabot . ,' A' ■ • ■ • ELEqirRIC WELDING being dlopoaed In garbage cane Album, Juat iaiued Plenty of 1 last- and Supt Carl O. Nygaanit. has GREEN = There’s still time to do your minute free gift patteins— em­ THEODORE WEISS suggested war aouvenlra be turn­ own HAND-(X>LORED CHRIST­ broideries, , applique’ . work and ed oyer to police—not to hla STAMPS S MAS CARDS. using the prepared quilt designs are also included. CHENEY BROTHERS Better ka««m to .h«adl*da of MaadMeter people m "D oc,** who garbage collectora. Recently a GLENNEY’S cai^s and colors at McOILL- JAMES ' ■ ' ' Incorporated —------^— s s Price 15 cents. REMNANT SALESROOM • oiwnited Hoe’s M ol^ Ob n aee. hidden shell blew out an incinera­ GLEAmr^ CONVERSBh tor floor and yesterday a live hand strati TU.MAPiHBmEErr TEJLEPHONE 5680 = KILPATRICK , HOURS: ^ . ^RVICE MANAGER , ' rundture and Mualo Home of Frlgldatre = . To remove scratches « n ' wood- Daily 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. . Saturday 9 A. M. to 8 P. Ilr. grenads was discovered —Just 1m Take a long Iqok at your limhs. work and floors, mb with A little 79 Charter Oak Street HARTFORD ROAD ... , , MANCHESTER Do you see a firmly rounded calf j lard, then rub off with a .clean tapering gracefully to a alim | cloUk - Telephone 7933

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M A N C H E S T E R EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAT, DECEMBER 8 , 1941 ElOHTEElf TOONEKVILLE FOLKS BY P O N T A I^^ Help Wanted— Female 85 Articlea for Sale 45 Musical Instrumenta 53 ( I! |:t : ui Businetu Services Offered 13 rtusincas Services Offered IS DEPOT DfeMONSTRATION Antomobilcfi for Sale 4 SMALil Upright piano. Good me­ n WANTED—By 3 adults and girl CHILD'S red metal, pedal, fire- Clatsified ! 1. t I! ■ ' Sense and Nonsense ELEITTRIC and Acetylene weld­ truck, A-1 condition $17. Phone ] chanical condition. Suitable for Repoit On the Wcui f o r d 1936 Tudor, good motor und (ASHES AND 'rubblah removed. 12. Young woman to work 5 or ' play-room, $15. Call 5638 before nibber. m 1«, S250. M Division ing. No job too large or too Local trucking. Phone 2-0918. 6 day* a week. 8:30- to 1. Two 2-0548. ' IM9 Is IB4S, W tfis Ii wiisfy < M;i!' h . . ’:. Qasnfied amall.. Ail work guaranteed noon. D M of Sfwr if tto u. atreet. ______days come later and stay to pre­ A Miami bound bus was stopped Weather Or Net Parker Welding Oo., 166 Weat FOR SALE—Grey baby carriage, | Advertisen.-nts SK W *■* iWPlia ■*. w w WALTER aiTHUL’TZ, Si Congrea* pare dinner. Other days prepare FOR SALE- B-Flat clarinet. In by th* driver In Georgia owing to Headline in a Kansas newspa­ 1940 FORD Club convertible Middle Pun.plke. Tel. .3926. streeL Aaiies anc rubbish remov­ baby scale, bassinette, tot's rock­ per: "Weather colder than usual— Advertisements breakfast and light limch for 2. good conditton. $75. Telephone Fur Rent F o i ^ule the rugged Elfel hills. By 7 March, a dens* fog. A noey passenger In­ coupe, ^adlo ai^d Hester. Will ed. Loca, rruclung Tel 2-1.588. Cleaning conflned mostly or all ing horse, all In very xood condl- | day the Ninth Army sittack was quired the oauBc of the delay: as usual." sell or'^trsde. 653 Center street. KADIO REPAIRING. Plck-up tion. Inquire 168 C ^per Hill. 6693. ______- ______This Is UM Xlat of 4X Ik- launched and, although there was constant preaaum had crushed the service. Hadloe checked at the to first fioor. Occasionally small T o Buy T o Sell atallmMta *t nwtsHal aslactsfi Driver (laconically)—Can’t see : For Rent For Sale ASHES Removed weekly, light some delay In eetablishing bridge­ German front north of the Mo- Young Man (sitting With girl In 3935 TUDOR Ford. Completely home. Store open all day Man- very light laundry. On bus line. FOR SALE —Child's large sise SMALL atudfo upright piano. from asiMmI Biarshali’a rs- the highway. hauling and cellar* cleaned. heads oyer th* .flooded Boer, the oalle. General Patton's armor Passenger (sharply)—But I,can cozy, darkened room)—I’d like to To Buy To Sell overhauled. Full price. $264. Krol chestei Radio Servic*. 73 Birch Phone 6613. ahoo-fly skooter, old maple bed. Player piano, case like new. Also port ou Um MlBBlng of World broke out and dashed forward to Phone 2-0585. upright piano. Good condition. general progrooa was quite rapid. see ths stars overhead. aak you a question. Motor Sales, 653 Center street. atreet. Telephone 2-0840. Phone 8371. tyer II. the Rhine near Kobleni qn the WANTED - Girl to care for chil­ Call 'till 9 p. m. Plano Shop. 6 By 1 March Roermond and Driver—Wall, unless the motor Girl (breatolesaly)—Yes? ' SHEET MKTAL WORK hot air 68 I Munchen-OIadbach were captured 9th. Contact was sstablished with LIGHT TRUCKING,. a.toes and dren and to assist with light BOY'S Adventure series, like new; Pearl street, -t Wanted to Rent XXI explode*, we ain't going that way. Young M on -W ill you please furnace repairing. New hot air I and the following day the armored General Hodgee’ First Army units / _ _ _ _ _ movs over? I'm sitting *n a pin. 1936 AITBURN sedan. $125. Krol riibhlsh removed, reasonable. housekeeping duties. Call 6632. girl's white ice shoe skates, size ■Mm Ctoialkga and air conditioning furnaces In- BEHNINO A Son Cabinet grand WANTED To Rent—3 or 4 room columns reached the Rhine north southeast of Remagen, snd by II Lost and Found Motor Sales. 653 Center strert. Telephone 3661. 3: used white flat rim link. Tele­ ~ Th# ComWnod Chlafa of Staff For Back Beat Drivers?. The |talled. Eave* trough one con- upright piano, solid . mahogany apartment, furnished. Ex-service­ and south of Dusseldorf. Mean­ March the Allies controlled the Subsidies remind us t)wt the phone 7379. mot at Malto in onriy FebnUiry west bank of tha Rhine from Rochit-Sehnelder, a one-cyllnder | P «R 8 0 N flndlnK Shaeffer loun-1 1933 CHEV. >4-ton pick-up. con­ MODERNIZE your home at low WOMAN FOR Cleaning. One day case. In excellent condition. Call man and wife. Phone 2-0679. while, In the Prum-Trier area, automobile, huDt In 1900, provid old saying; "You pever miss toe 8966 a week. Phone 5828. preliminary to a meeting with the 'Third Army drove across the Nijmegen In Holland to Its junc­ •til «h tfiw pen In main poat offlfce. verted from car, $75. Have other cost, build that extra rpom now. U. a. SPRINGFIELD 306 rifle, 6500. Prooidont Roooovelt. Prime Min­ cd for the opersting of the driv­ water ‘til the well runs dry,” might Our and Sauer Rivera, capturing tion with the Moselle at Koblenz. be changed to; "'til toe other fel­ iPhone a-115S and receive reward. trucks. Krol Motor Safe.s, 653 Alterations and repairs. Work of ALL APPLIANCES serviced and model 1903, excellent condition. Houses for Sale 72 isterlawrcnui^L Churchill, andana Marshal SUlin „„ j, February. Succes- Once tha Elfel eec^or had been ing and steering mechanlam from all kinds. Real esUte work THE PIANO Shop 6 Pearl atreet, the rear seat low atop* pumping." Center street repaired, bumena. refrigerators, WANTED--Woman to care for Two boxes of shells. 62 Drive F, mopped up, General Patton waa solicited. Rates reasonable, credit Silver Lane Home*. Fine pianos at fair price* Always HOUSE FOR SALE —2-famUy TaUa C ^ S u t i sive bridgeheads were eaUbllshed rangee, washera, etc. All work children days. Telephone 2-0431. 'a fine selection. Pianos tuned. across the Saar and the Kyll Rlv re a ^ to assist the Seventh Army Announcements terms arranged. Tel. 2-0400. flat, 4 down, 3 up. Can eaally be It WM a chilly December night, Six per cent more males than guaranteed. Metro Service Co. Factory reconditioned. Bought, to hte Conference, I met Owem l ars and on 2 htthch Trier fell to In r^ucing the Saar pocket Gen­ WANTED—RMe to Underwood. Auto Accessories—Tires fi •Tel Manchester 2-0883. . converted into a apacioua one- ■tsenhower briefly at a secret eral Elsenhower wrote me: and two attractive girls were shiv­ females are born. By the time they WANTED—ALL KINDS wf elec­ Fuel and Feed 49-A sold and appraised. 3328. Open our troops. From the launching, enter manhood and womanhood, T to 5 shift Middle Turnpike, j Help Wanted— Male 36] family house.' Good condition. rendesvoua near Marseilles where of the operations on 8 February to ’Tomorrow morning t he XX ering on the upper deck of a Ffth tric wiring and repairing. Any •tin 9 p. m.______Call 4041 between 6 and 9 p. m. we discussed his future plans that Avenue bus. ‘The conductor, not toe eexea are equal In numbers. In Weat. Phone 8337.______- BlM ]ob given prompt attention. 1 March more than 66,000 w r - Corps of Patton's Army begins a FOR SALE -2-whcel camp trail­ ^Household Services W ANTED-- Service Station at^ were later approved at Malta, pro­ local attack in the Trier area as ing their diecomfort, called-v below maturity there are fifteen per cent Cal! 3975 before 7 p. m. FOR SALE— Wood suitable for] man . WANTED—Ride to Silent Glow, er. Inquire 14 Waddell road. Offered ' 13-A tendantj^ood working condltioi FOR SALE— Coventry. Good 5- viding for tl^ cloalng of the Rhine, a preliminary to the general at­ to the driver and-asked:- more females than males, and in stoves and furnaces. Tel. 6077. Wearinj; Apparel— Fora 57 room year round home, artesian irthern and Central Army extreme old age, there are almost Park Street Hartford, t r o m ^ GUARANTEED RADIO Service. fine fugure for right man. See Mr. the oMtnictlon of enemy forces Gorups. tack by Seventh^ Army on th* Conductor—Have you got a mac­ YOUR CURTAINS carefully BrUtol at ;4ichoIa-Bristol, 155] well, cellar, gas hot water heat­ H’est of tho river, the mlxure of intosh doM^m there to keep some twice M many females as males bridge atreet Hours 8:30-5:00. Motorcycles—Bicycles 11 Complete cleaning and check-up SEASONED Hard wood, slab and I Kemagea Bridgehead A Windfall 15th- So far as 'we can deter­ laundered by hand. Price reason­ Center street. kindling. Immediate delivery. I ALL SIZES 36 to 38. In black er, lot 65 X 128. Lake privilege*. hridgebeada acrooa the river In mine there is not a single reserve girls warm up here? living. Phone 3-1783. of your radio $3.00. All makes Cheney velvet, evening gown, A 3-3856. FOR SA LE - Sable dyed skunk the Nijmegen bridgehead along tact and Immediately crossed to queatlonnafrea sent out by the Social Situations PART-TTME jalntor wanted for ] FOR SALE—Green Mountain po­ ehorefront and rear cottages $1,- the fortified lines, but once this la Working hours 8 to 5. Call 3013. Wanted Autos— OIL BURNER Service. All work coat, size 14. good condition. Tele­ the watershed between the Meuse the east bank, developing a amall government North Main street property. tatoes, firsts and second*. Amelia 500 — $5.!500. J. S. BLssell, Cross brid^head. Such a 'windfall had qccompllahed losoea should not be Motorcycles 12 guaranteed. Silent Glow sales phone 2-1084, after 6 p. m. and th* Rhine was necessary and g n t t and we should capture an­ Call 7080. Jarvis, 872 Parker street. Phone atreet. South Coventry. Telephone been hoped for but not expected. The Sltuatleai You hear some and service. Henry J. Parent Roofing— Repairing 17*A WllllmanUc 3324. an attack by th* U. 8. Ninth other big bog of prieoners. I have Friend—What would your wife WANTED—A good iised car. Will 7028. Army across the Boer toward The prompt leisure and exploita­ aay If you bought a new car? thing about a woman friend that Autoroobileo for Sale 4 j Telephone 2-0186. HELP W AN TED-One Man. New given Seventh Army 14 divisions EXPERT REPAIRS of ahlngles, 58 Dusacldorf was to fhUow shortly tion of the crossing demonstrated Man—She would say something you know would hurt her to hear, pay cash. Any mske 1936 to Model Laundry. 78 Summit | Wanted—^To Buy ARE YOU looking for a house? for their part of the job, and XX 1935 INTERNA’nONM i! 2-ton. .1940. Call 2-1744. alate, composition and tin roofs afterward. On 8 February th* American Initiative and adapta­ like thl#-- "Look out for that and yet you feel that for "her own atreet. Household Goods 51 Here Is' your opportunity to buy bility at its best, from the daring Corpa (Third Army) jumps off IS ft. platform body, perfect ASHES and Rubbish removed and Rebuilding and repairing of WANTED To Buy—Used sewing First Canadian Army began Ita with four. Patton will throw In traffic light Be careful now. Don’ good" you ought to tell her. a seven room single, in very good action of the platoon leader to the Wrong Way: Tell her the un Btotor. Bnmner’s 80 Oakland. WANTED—Cheap ear, not over light hauling. Telephone 8927. chimneya and flaahlnga. E. V [ MUELLER warm air quality fur­ machine, reasonable. Telephone condition. Although this ho»we attack following a heavy air and another aubsldiary effort from hit that truck. Why don't you Coughlin, 390> Woodland atreet. Army comrhander who quickly re­ pleasant gosalp, feeling you have Phone 5191. ,______■ $200. 32 DIvlalon street after naces In stock. Devlno Company, 6643. is not new It ha* all conveniences artillery prepaartlon. Initially, the north to south across the Moselle watch where you are going?” OLD FLOORS SANDED Phone 7707. Help Wanted— Male directed all his moving columns done your duty m a friend. 5 p. m! Post Office Box 1007, Waterbury Including oil-heat and many fine Canadian advance was rapid, but with about four to five diviaions.*’ IMO DODOfc'sedan, heater, $895; Laying and finishing. ■ Or Female WANTED To Buy — Urgently flooded terrain delayed the start in a demonatration of hrllllapt Bight Way: Reallxe that the un 89. Telephone 3-3856, Waterbury. attractions that must be seen to Someone phoned to a Doctor' ^ 1940 Oldi 6 sedan, heater and EX-SERVICEMAN looking f^ j J. B. Jensen. ROOFING, ASBESTOe sidewalls, needed, 2 hot water radiators. of the Ninth Army attack, per­ staff management. He eatablished Saar Pocket Mopped Up house and s^d: “1 can't live with­ pleasant truths we don’t knbw, be appreciated. Occupancy with­ radio. $995; 1989 Olds conv. 1939 to '42 business coupe, any | Tel. WUIlmanUc 9928. evenings. eavestroigh oonductora, Nu- WANTED—Mlddle-ag«d man or GOOD USED furniture bought Please call 2-0978. mitting the enemy to concentrate powerful elements across the river On 14 March General Patton out you!" don’t hurt us—but the ones we are coupe, heater. $876. Terme 15 make. Call 7464. wood ceilings and interior walla wonlan who can make themselves | in a few days. Call Manchester against the Canadiana Immediately In accordance with established a bridgehead acroaa The Doctor grabbed hia beg and told do. So keep atlll. and sold. We handle stoves, heat­ 5733 or Glastonbury 2264. mthmOt llK>ntbe. Qole Motors. Tel. 4164. OIL BURNERS serviced and re­ Wood shlnaiing. general repair­ generally useful. Room, board er*. stove parts and pipe* Open In the preparation for the Ninth direct orders from General Elsen­ the Moselle, southwest of Koblenz. rushed for his car. WANTED—Used cars, any year, placed. Warm aft furnaces re­ ing. Free estimate. Hms pay and salary. Apply at 91 Chestnut | WANTED — TRICYCLE for Army offensive, the Tactical knd hower. The bridgehead provided The following day hia troops "What’s th* hurry. Dad?” ask 1986 CHEVROLET coach, RAH. any model. Get our offer before evenings Jones Furniture Store. a serious threat to the heart of BY EDGAR MARTII paired and replaced. Eor full In­ menta. Louie Levtgne, Manchea- street 36 Oak street Tel. 2-1041. year old child. Call 7509. I^ts for Sale 73 Strategic Air Forces flew almost lunged southward from the Mo­ ed ths daughter. "1 think that coll BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Oh, Brothfir! good motor, below celUng, 1275.- you sell. We pay top prices. Cole formation call Van Camp Mroa. ter toofing. Oall 7-142X. 10.000 aorUea on 22 February, cov­ Germany, a diversion of Incalcula­ selle bridgehead, other Third Ar­ WM for me." r DOVd Phoae 3-0788 evenings. 72 Drive Motors. Tel. 4164. 15 years' experience! Tel. 5244. WE HAVE the finest assortments FOR SALE — Manchester. Good ering rail and transportation tar- ble value both to the main effort my forces drove east from Trier, a tt/ y iP O A . B, Silver Lane Homep, from 10 a. BACK to pre-war roofing, aid WANTED— DOLL c a r r i a g e in the Ruhr and to the reduction and the Seventh Army attacked VOlAKt VAAV£t*> y-t Free Inspectional Situations Wanted— of kitchen linoleums. Also tile buy, lot 62 X 121, all Improve­ geU throughout the length and Grit Saya: "What This Country VO GO TOCt m. to 3:80 p. m. ing. Insulation, new cellinga, Phone 4861. breadth of Germany.' These blows of the Saar-Palatlnate. . It became northward between Saarbnicken Needs la More Concrete In The WANTED—Good clean 1934 Ply­ Male and wall coverings. Manchester ments. School street. Price l)^ 70Q A ■mKt.otst AIR CONDITIONED “UNITS paperhanging, painting, etc. from British. French. Md lUIian a springboard for the final offen­ and the Rhine. Despite dense Road Ways And Less In The OSOGGIORE mouth sedan. Cash. Cell 8856. Floor Covering Center. 668 WANTED To Buy—Maple youth $750. J. S. Bissell, Cross street. UOO'G A INSTALLED Large eavinga, time payments SrrUA'nONS wanted —Oarinet bases 'were designed to paralyxe sive to com*. noine fields and the formidable Driver’s Heads." Hertford road. Call 5688. I bed In good condition. Telephone South Coventry. Tel. Wllllmantlc In the meantime, the Third free estimates. Tel. 7256. The and saxaphone player of modern the German rail system and iso­ Siegfried Line fortifications, the At 6557. 3324. late the Wcatern Front. The next Army waa forcing Its way through Seventh gslned steadily, pinning iBoalness Servkes Offered 131 Hot Air Furnaces Installed Apex Home Remodeling Oorp. or old-fashioned, by note or ear, COMBINATION gas and coal Professor—I say. Mister, your Rersonal and Reset. wants to play with small com­ stove, beds, chairs, tables. 9x12 down strong enemy formations tubular air container hM lost its ROOFTNC — SPECIAUZTNQ In Wanted—Real Estate 77 and leaving the Third Army ^ k s 1 BOOKKEEPING, Piibllc accotint-1 Eavestroughs and Conductors. bination, one or two nights a congoleiim rug. dining-room set. Rooms Without Board 59 FUNNY BUSINESS rotundity. Seryices Agency repairing roofs of all kinds, also week. Telephone 6155, Telephone 5883. free to cut to pieces the rear of Motorist—I don't quite under Ing, Typewriting, clerical, pay­ All Types Sheet Metal Work. new roofs No job too small or PROPERTY. OWNERS —H you the German poeltion. On 16 March Jdaolc furnished bedroom. twin stand? Johnny Jay, Mgr. roll. social security and withhold-1 large. Good vtork, fair price. Free decide to sell your property, be­ a ipeprheod of the 4th Armored MANCHESTER APARTMENT Size. 4 burner gas beds, for working couple or two Professor—Ths cylindrical ap­ Ing tax fsporta, bank statements sstlmatea Call Howley. Manches­ fore you do, contact u*. We pay Division broke through for a gain PHONE 4974 Dogs—Pets— Birds 41 stove, used 2 months. $50; play­ girls. 5 minutes from downtown paratus which supports your ve- reconcilled, profit and loss state-1 SHEET METAL WORKS ter 5861. pen and pad, $8; walker, $4; high top cash prices for property. For of 32 niilcs and seized two bridgM Main street. Call 5290. hid* is jio longer Inflated; Window Wnahing menta. Income tax returns, notary | 21 Yearn’ Experience FOR SALE—Male canaries, guar chair. $2; bathinette, $2; collapsi­ quick action communicate with across the Nahe River south of Motorist—But— gtorm Windows Installtd public, unemployment compensa­ PHONE 5413 ; anteed singers. Various colors ble carriage, $10. Call 42 Mar­ lu. Call 7728 or 2-0920 or write Bad Kreuinach. From this point Professor •— The elMtle fabrl tion. Telephone 36?7 days or eve- PLEASANT room next to bath In Mov1n$r—Truckins— to choose from. R. J, Grimley, garet road. Tuesday and Wed­ private family. Continuous hot Brae Burn Estate*. Inc.. 5 South on, realstance south of the Moselle surrounding the circular frame Wans WsAed idngs for Interview. REPAIRS ON washers vacuuma, Storage „ 20 174 Cooper street. 7121, nesday between 7 and 9 p, m. water. 172 Maple. Phona 2-0477. Main street, Manchester. crombled. Armored divisions of whose aucceaslve revolutions bear PlMin Waxed beaters. Irons or what have you. the Third snd Seventh Armies en­ you onward In space hH not re­ pldtotlng nnd PoHahlng REFRIGERATION SERVICE Pick-up and deliver. The Friendly THE AUSTIN A. Chambers Coni- GERMAN Shepherd dog, year old. LIVING-Room stove, good condi­ WANTED —Single house, direct veloped. the Saar, and the Rhine tained Its pristine roundness. FU-It Shop. 718 North Main. BY V .T .H Qrunow, CoIdspoL Crosley, pany, local moving, packing, male. Also saddle horse. ' 1016 tion with 11" burner. Gift Studio. | FOR RENTV — Furnished room, from owner, no agents. Will pay cities of Worms and Mains fell to Small Boy—Hay, Misteri You've ALLY OOR ______Thfi EWciMicy Expert Baa Us On Tpnr Odd Jobsl Telephone 4777, W. Burnett. crating and storage. Exceptional­ Middle ■'Tumplke, East. Phone all cash. Write Box R, Herald. our sWift colupina. Westinghouae, and all other makes. Telephone 6632 or 2-1555. near Main Street. Phone 2-1677. got a flat tire! /Y v T>r . . I Commercial and Domestic. ly full or part load shipments to 7702. While pocketed German fdreea /ML MOW RADIO-Electrlcal Appliance Serv FOR SALE—Maple bed. bureaus, W*ANTED To Buy—A home In' S6TTUEP TH' QUESTION BUSINESS T ice, repairs, picked up and d^iV' or from the New England states: in the Saar, were atlll in proceae Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt Is toe CAN-T B“ - SCIENTIFIC ' New York, New Jersey. Pennsyl­ two burner oil heater. Phone Apartments. Flats. McKee street section of Man­ of being mopped up. Third Army first lady ever to occupy the White HCJNCCT _ ered promptly. 20 years’ exper Live Stock—Vehicles 42 2-1561. chester. Immediate Cash. Write, REFRIGERATION CO. vania, Maryland, Washington, D. Tenement^l . 63 Infantry of the Coro* under Maj. House who g o t married without] YOU COBWNWN. lence C A M Radio Service Box N, Herald. • changing her name. She was toe 87 Oak at. Phone: 2-1226 Phone 7464. „ C., Virginia, Georgia, Florida, FOR SALE—Guernsey halfer from Gen. Mantnn S. Ekldy, achieyed Ohio, Indiana, TlUnola, Michigan. QUAKER range complete with a brITnant •urprioc by crossing the doubter of Elliott Roosevelt, thoroughbred atock. Due to fresh­ FOR RENT— 2 room furnished WANTED at once 5 or 6 room LOT FOR SALE For that better moving service Florence oil burner and stove Rhine at Oppenheim south of younger brother of toe late Theo­ [ GENERAL repair work on chll en this month. TB. and Bangs ac- pipe. , Also, ha., gas attachment apartment from Dec. 18 to April house. Will rent or buy. Tele­ RANGE BURNERS SERVICED. call Manchester 5187. Hartford 1. Hot water, electric refrigera­ Mania late on 22 March with de­ dore Roosevelt. Incidentally, Theo­ Benton Street, 50 x 150 ft. dren'a toys, and electrical and wedited. A well raised animal. to fit on back. Telephone ^256. phone 2-1309. ______Telephone 6940. nvechanlcal household appliancee. 6-1423. Not a dairy herd cull. Phone tor. Write Box W. Herald. cidedly ' sketchy and improvised dore Roosevelt gave her away at|. means. In two .days thli bridge­ th* morriaga ceremony. Few fleeonda* walk from MASON WORK, chimneya cleaned Also steel ornamental railings Rockville 1211-3. COMBINATION' all white stove built. Home Craft Work Shop, head was expanded to a width of Bant Ceatar 8L An Ideal and rebuilt, outside fireplaces. with nickel trimming. Gas and The teacher was explaining toe ] Ardmore road, Manchester. Painting— Papering 21 oil. reasonable price, years Wanted to Rent 68 FENDER AND IS miles, and on the third day the laention for that new home. Telephone 2-0418. Poultry and Supplies 43 4th Armored Division broke wort "recreation," and asked | PAINTING and Paperhanging. old. 28 Ardmore road, Manches­ BODY W O RK ARPS RADIO sales and guaran­ PICTUPE FI'_'J4ING. Have that WANTED To Rent—4 or 5 rooms through the enemy lines to a Junior: Prompt service. Fair price. D. E. DELUXE Dreased chickens, squab ter 6709. .. Teacher—At night, when hia ] teed repair service. Come In and speclad picture framed. Special by discharged serviceman. • and •depth of 27 miles, seizing an un­ Frechette. Phone 7630. broilers $l each. Broilers, fry*r* SOI.1MENE ft FLAGG work la done and he la tired and F. A S. REALTY CO. see the new Meek radios now! rat I for nrUltary subjects. Work MODERN cream coal or oil range. wife, on or before 1st of Febru­ damaged bridge over toe Main 43c lb. Roasters 48c lb. Delivered INC. River. The daring armored thrusts worn out, what does your father Prompt pick-up and delivery called for and delivered. Call Used very little. Perfect condi­ ary. Call 8933. Phonest t*115S and 6719 CONTRACTORS. Interior and ex­ Wednesday and Saturday. Phone flS4 Oeotef St. YoL 5101 in toe Saar had crisa-croased and do? service. 698 North Main atreet. Manchester 7671. tion. Price reasonable. Phone 7082 terior painting, paper hanging. 2-0617. LOCAL Man, discharged Army intermingled elements of the two Junior—That's what Mother | Telephone 2-1403. BY MERRILL BLOBQli Specializing In spray painting, FOR SALE—45 gallon copper hot officer, desires to rent a flat, n s armies. Under toe skillful direc­ wonts to know. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Off the Beam equipped to handle large spray- EGGS—Strictly fresh, delivered water tank, complete with fit­ house or apartment. Tel. 3697.* tion of General Bradley and Gen­ .Ing contract*. McKinney A Fenn. direct from farm to consumer. _«asg eral Devera, the Army command­ Boy—What do we rat today, WHATY WBONG- X I'M APBAIO SO. MRS. 1 CAM Thu, BY A n d 1 KNEW SOMCTHIN©- WAS WRONfir THIS MORAliNGr, tings and gas water heating at­ ^ U S E MY MAILBOX I& _ _ _ Telephone 2-0106. Manchester. Phone 2-1430. tachment. Tel^hone 3256. RETTURNED Veteran Is in de.v- ers regrouped their mingled corps Sie? “ ------poNTLEY— B u rr TVS WAV MS DRiVeS perate need of 4 or 5 rooms. Call CUSTOMERS *Ssyi hfi prefers a hotfoot to a klunk on the bean!*’ and divisions without loss to toe Sister—Lamb, beef and ham. IN lu e DRIVEWAY,^ CTILL 5TAN0INer£^y^/ ^ F O R S A L E PROPERTY Owners Attention. 8885. momentum of toe- offensive. Boy—^You mean we got a choice 7 AT night/ — ip HE'S HOW ABOUT THAT NEW HOME HIT lHff ROCKS f HAD A GOOD TlMe Paperhanging and painting. In­ FOR SALE—12 Turkeys-and new FOR SALE—3 piece modernistic (Next: Beyond the Rhine) Sister—No—hMh. 6x10 coop, $70. Telephone 2-0617. WAITING ON A DATE, Me AL­ Near Crystal Lake on side or outside. Large aavinga bedroom set. Phone 4613. WAYS COMBS INIO YOU HAVE BEEN PLANNING? Hain Road, Four • Room New block ceilings. Estimate* THE DRIVEWAY ON furnished free. Phone Apex 7256. FOR SALE—Fat turlfeya, live or NEW GLENWOOD circulating 4, 5 and 6-Room Singles, CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER SIDE CLARICES ^BY GALBRAITH SEE JARVIS AT ONCE FOR EVERY DETAIL 1 House, comer lot; suitable dressed. Telephone Manchester . Tw o WHEEtS./ heaters $38.50, originally $65; Duplex and Flats— Pack­ \ Via tavUe TOO $• tanpeet the malerlala and workmanship 'tacor- for some kind of business PAINTING AND Paperhanging. 7733 frfter 6 p. m. Monogram circulating heaters C arpen ters \ Into the adveial new homes we now have under constmo- or gas station. Good work. Reasonable rates. $45, originally $74.50. Come and age Store — Soda Shop — Raymond Fiske. Phone 8384. PULLETS For Sale —5 months PRICE ...... $2,500. old. John McHugh, Call Man take them away while they last Grill and Space for Radio Clothes lines, clothes pins, wash • ^ W a n te d cheater 6310. Repair Shop. ^ ' y Private Instructions . 28 tubs, garbage cans, ash bans, v r JA R V IS r e a l t y : Fi^-Room Rouse, all on FOR SALE—Roasters and Fowl, water palls. Just arrived electric For Big Construction , /■ f Dover Bond BesMenoe: 26 Alexander SL one flo floor, located on the PRIVATE LESSONS for children live weight S5c," dfeaaed 42c lb, heaters and broilers. Jones Fur For results' list your real Fbonen 41U or 7X75 — Week Dnya nkd Bnndaya. West Side. In reading and arithmetic. Phone 6705. 296 Hackmatack. talture Store, 36-38 Oak street. , Job ELOCUTION—Speech problems estate with 1»4d BY WffA PRICE .$6,200. corrected—clear diction—artlcu FOR SALE—3 piece mohair liv­ ' . e • • i Idtlon. White Studio (Johnaon Articlefi for Sale 45 ing-room set. good condition. In­ Long Hours Divide and Conquer BY FRED HARMA quire 119 Cedar street. RED RIDER Six-Room House, steam Block), 709 Main street. Phone and r-lOU r6 uND UP'W’ r-TnEY'U SOOC4 m sour i s exi»l o r e j t h is ^ heat, large lot, two-qir ga­ 2-1392. ' Jarvis Realty Co. TME Gcn TtXiR. HORSES, LiULr SEfAJtATCO AN O lCAiy FOR SALE— Shovel-a-Day hot FOR SALE'^S piece dining-room TUNA8.L, AHITV KEEP © N BeANER' VJEH OEAU WITH THE r’N set, 3 piece parlor suite, suitable (3aN,R£D, rage. L^ated off Autumn water heater. Call 8186.- Steady Work 6 Dover Bd. TN. 4112 or 7275 1KI80HHOV4 LEA'C S004 AS ©■« AT ATlKB’/- Musical— Dranutie 29 for camp, mahogany poster bed, V « CAKlt atreet. CHRISTMAS toya. beautiful new USX PRICE .....------$9,250. complete, - practically pew. Call LET US recondition yoiir piano .-^king horses, all different 2-0888. •' - * Throughout the like new and„atart it on a new types. Also large doU cradles W inter On Ellington Road, 6- career of ueefulneaa. The'Plano l^one 2-1586. FOR'SALE—Eureka tank type Room Stone House, atone Shop, 6 Pearl street. Open 'till vacuum fteaner, with attach­ Will You Be Sorry B p. m. _ ' • i. FOR SALE—Almost new child's ments. Reasonable. Inquire 139 Apply fireplace, steam heat with play-pen with five rubber tire Walker street after 6. i oil burner, on 7Vj*acre plot PIANO Timing the repairing, casters and pad, reasonable. In­ When You Are Player planoa apeclalty. John quire 47 Bilyue road. FOR SAL^ — White enameled TURNJER overlooking Hartford. Mtchep atovb with Lynn oil burn­ PRICE ...... $10,500. Oockerham, 28 Bigelow street. "Dial 421B. MAKE two doxen beautiful home' er, also wood or coal, 4 years old, Construction Co. Quoted A made flowers, 5 assorted colora $75. Tel. 65-5 Rockville. These places are now va­ \for only 7Bc. These aanfe flowers Myrtle and Curtis Streets ready made have been selling for New Qritfiin, Conn.: Low Allowdnce cant and can bp occupied by 10 each. Save the dlfferencci by purchaser immediately. M A L E H E L P putting them toj^ther yourself, Read Herald Ad vs. ihill directions, eotnplete ma­ On Your Car * 4 CALL terials, nothing to cut In each lOUT OUR WAY BY. J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE < box. Delivery anytime. Tele­ WANTED phone 2-0571. . • ‘ Sooner Than WHY, T H E Y '*wBUL, r r s t She WWM ocffA'T 'to o k e lp^-thC miac^ ’r 1 ALREADV GCrr < Stuart ~ Let F. & S. Sell Your Property OOMT SEEM ON’ Y PEACE ftPRAN POISON ON TMe 0O L L ^ . m a c k . / u n c l e Apply You Realize TO BE eLA^o)] THEY EVER. WEEVIL OF INFLATION. L E A N D E R ? , IS THE MOST Realty Company REAL ESTATE LISTINGS We have many clients waiting for property of every TO SEE ME, <7 GIT/ 1 NEVER, PAINTING THINGS LIKE J INFLATED OB3ECTJ Realtors bt AD IjraeS'Waatsfit description in Manchester arid suburbs. If you have Note Is (he Time BACK.' il NEVER HECKLE TVIlSTO PRINT ONi NECKTIES- AROUND THIS ' Chab AvaOaMab THEM-1 LET , dump—X KNOVVl A Colonial Board property for sale, list it with ns for quick results pins M llw itr y o o ' r e a d e m o n w it h t h e 755 Main Street To Cash In tf'X ’’Don’t always seek rewards, son—your mother got a 'BM BREATHE BROSH-*- LET'S HPTCH AN SiNEU- WAY TO LET JARVIS REALTY 00. personaUattention. " IDEA TO END ALL lOEAS , SOME AIR OUT Telephone 6648 - 7146 Company Ofltaa 6 llt ■sslfieaes 7V75 **I don’t see yhy you esn’t let me Ihrough—I’m Mrs, Per- W’atch in recognition of her war work, but I haven’t even HIM.' 615 Parker Street Weefefiajra aafl laafiaya On 4 Higher Price kiiui and* I’m fpiing in to bother him for s little 'more been mentioned for not complaining a ^ u t the holes in AND 'vOli RAiNT IT.' The F. & S. Realty Company moneymyielfr i iny sockf!” » Phones: 2-1163 and 6719 Phone 8-1818 WASH TUBBS It’s On the Way BY LESLIE TURNER t MICKEY FINN The Awakeningl LANK LEONARD Weekdays, Evenings and Sundays \ ' HANG ON 70 THIS JASPBR-W-W^TJ Hartford, Now! ■ViP.ANO ■ AND SO - V «ss FORM too, CAFTNIt- MlFPIDf OO YOU,, IS ALL THIS ? I7U9NIANV FfiO' Nnri'14 JASPER' WHY DID SHB * J t 5FIC7li«|MFUNER IMNNACAU. FAIKTlANDWHO- WMBuyer^ MOfFKUKRKORO UPULY AN' OFYOMRilFflMliCi lUmMlEFS A R B T H B S e CHENEY BROS. ROOM llENTAL SERVICE ANDQU^IOnOils; THKIMCOMIN' Frequently we are asked by employees to MOMSt them in securing rooms, with or without boaro, and in " ~ T ^ connection with this we maintain a listing o f . known facilities in the Manchester area. W ILL BRIN G We will be glad to place on our list the n j^ es of parties in this area, who have such facilities available. TH E C A SH CHENl^Y BROTHERS Immediate Service ' Employmeni Oflice WHY MOTTHBRS j&BT GRAY Telephone 4141 f No Red Tape i . • L.- . . i