A son was bom last night at the Portsmouth, New Hamnehlre. Ill Choral Group hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Roger K. tut Town Local Ration The Mary Cheney and Warren of that place. T h j baby For Xmas Goiicerl Whlton libraries will be closed Is the first grandchild of Mr. and from Saturday evening, Dec. Office Schedule Mrs. James Sloan of 474 North IM i a rm ln f about \ 22. to Wedne.sday, Dec. 26, for Main street. Mrs. W aiicn wa.s aonttnuinc until Christ- Miss Ruthmary W lrtalla of -39 the Christmas holiday. The Epworfh League, Young Monday, December the former Miss Deborah Sl >ar>. • proC'‘*iB of appropriate Delmont street and Miss Rosaline Adult Group, of the South Metho­ I win ba played on the chtmen work. South Methodist church. T«ieaday, December Veleians and veterans’ families' Quirk. 4 Waddell road will sing dist church, will meet at the church tonight at 7:15 to go carolling. Munsle will ba the chimer work. In need of housing are urged to with the choral group frtfm the Wednesday. December Santa Claus will distribute gifts The singing wUI be in charge of bit register nt the Chamber of Com­ College of Our I.-ady of the Elms from a present-laden tree and all Miss Eleanor Gordon and Miss Open 10:00-4:00 p.m. merce ofTlce, 84.3 Main street, thiid Union Commendied in Chicopee, Mass., which will give will then go to O’Leary Hall where Margaret Korngiebel, Turner Says Kimmel Tluiraday, December 27 Christmas party oT Lady fliHir. before January 10. a f ’hrlstmns supper will be served At the conclusion, the group will Open 10;00-.'S:00 p.m. I its annual series of Christmas con­ L^Jlabarts Vodgt was postponed last in the dining room. The girls will meet nt the home of Miss Ruth Friday, December 28 Red Cross volunteer woikers aie certs this week. This evening] Miaicbt on account of the mow- leave Friday morning for the an­ Dowd for a Christmas Party. Each 10;00-4;'00 p.m. reminded that the Production Cen­ the combined dramatic and glee | *aton n . It will be held tomorrow nual Christmas recess which will member is requested to bring a 25c On Stand in Ford Monday. Dec. 31 No clubs will present In the rotunda of | avanlnff, weather oermtttlng;, al ter In the State Armory will be extend to January 3. grab-bag present. the home of Mrs. Fred Parker, 30 Tuesday. Jan. 1 No work.' clo.aed until Tuesday, January 8 the Liberal Arts building a musical ' Given Clear Orders! pageant depicting the nativity | Academy atreet. Wednesday, Jan. 2 10:00- and If they desire to leturn com­ 4:00 p.m. pleted ai'tlcles they may do so to scenes. Following the pageant ] Contract, Parleys Anderson-Shea Auxiliary, No. Thursday, Jan. 3 10:00-4:00 the Red Cross headquarters on the .second Hwir of the House * Hale M id, V. F. W., will hold lU week­ p.m. building, 9S3 Main street. ly public aettack tomorrow eve- Friday, Jan. 4— 10:00-4:00 Sees No Compliand TOWN MOTORS Labor Department Rep ' nlng at the Post rooms, Manche.s- p.m. The annual Christmas party un­ Eaves-Trough More Vets ter Green. Three prizes udll be 45 Went Center St. At Cooper St. Telephone'8537 der auspices of the Sunday school and Conductors Need Repairing resentative Says ‘Na­ awarded the winners and rt fresu- will be held tomorrow evening at ments served. Playing v/lll start nr Replacing On Tour HomeT Expresspg Opiuion A family Christmas party Adll 7 o'clock In the North Methodist tional Reaction’ to Will Spend at 8:30 sharp. United Motors Factory Sealed General Denies Vets Likely be given tomorrow evening at church. This will be the tradition­ Ws Carry Connpensatlon! tack Losses W oi al family party with a tree and Proposal for Union The O CTef club will omit Its eight o'clock In Fmanuel Litheran Santa Cisua with gifts. Coal gas Is dangerons. Have Units To Fit All Makes of Cars Holiday III Have Been Cut rehearsal scheduled for this tve- church, honoring the men and Responsibility Good, Any Argument To Be Held women from Emanuel discharged Tonr hot air fnmacs eonditloned > in g . rially ff lustructioi from the service, or home on fur­ by aa expert. and Trucks Confer on GM Row lough. Erneot KJellson, general Had Beeu Carried CALL MOTOR TUNE-UP CARBURETOR WORK Capacity for Caring for With Russians Up in West cnairman and his committee are BRAKE SERVICE BuUetin! planning a su. prise program. Order Those in Hospitals Asserts Pacific F l^ There will also be carol singing Norman Bentz We Use Only Factory Specified Parts In Our Repair Work By The Prepared for Just Su< and refreshments served by vfrs. Has Reached Near MacArthur Refutes Ra Nearly 100,000 from LECLERC Phone 8988 888 Raet Center St. The administration laid FUNERAL HOME Amy Carlson and her committee. FUEL OIL General Auto Repairs down specific rules and poli- Crisis; 90^000 Abed dio Report of Dispute Pacific May Remain Attack as Japs Mai Main Street Prom One -of Manchester's Old­ ciea today giving the govern­ On Occupation of Ja­ Stranded at PoH i est Dealers for Reliable Service. On All Makes and Models ment fact > finding boarda W'ashington, Dec.. 21— — More Washington, Dec. 21.- Phone S2St ALICE CO FRAN tJP) On Christmas Day (Known A* QnMo ANoe) broad authority *to recom­ veterans will spend this Christmas pan, Threat to Resign — Admiral R. K. Turner - FENDER AND “DOC” WEISS, Service Manager SevMtb Daagtiter of n Seventh Son RANGE O IL mend wage increases which in hospital beds than ever before .serted today that Admi Bom With n VeO Tokyo, Dec. 2 1 — (Seneral Metered Sei rkie! BODY W O R K may or may not result in in American history and the San Francisco, Dec. 21--i/Pi— Husband E. Kimmel did Readings Daily, Including Sunday, MacArthur today denied a broad­ " It ’s the same old Army," said TALL CEDARS 8 A. M to t P. M. Or By Appoint- SO LIM E NE f t FLAG G price increases. At the same capacity for caring for them has comply with “ entirely cle The W . G. Glenuey Co. cast report that hia headquarters Corp. A. L. Hoizman, of Long Is­ raenL la the Sendee of the Peo- . INC. time, the boards were cau­ reached a near crisis. orders and expressed PHONE 4148 had become embroiled in argu­ land, N. Y. "Hurry up and wdit." pie tor SO Tears. 884 OMtar SL Tal. 8181 Maj. Gen. Paul R. Hawley, act John Gervaae of Buffalo, N. T „ stands at the foot of an Ice mountain now forming on the Ameri­ opinion that if Kimmel tion^ that, in proposing any ments with the Ruaalans over aa- SPIRITUAL MEDIUM ing surgeon general of the Vet­ can aide of Niagara Falls. Hundreds of icicles can be aeen at the left of the falls. (AP wlrephoto). Hoizman waa one of nearly 100,- IW Chnrcb StreeL Hartford, Conn. wage increases, any individ­ done so losses at Pearl Bingo erans administration, told a re­ aignment of Soviet occupation 000 veterans from the Pacific who bor would have been cut Phone 8-8OT4 ual fact finding panel mast today appeared likely to be strand­ Hale’s Gift porter today there are approxi­ troops to Japan and that M acA r­ terially.” “satisfy Itself” that employ­ mately 60,000 veterans, o f all wars, thur had threatened to resign. ed at west coast ports on Christ­ Orange Hall WWW7YVY7Y7Y7V7Y7Y7V77V77YVVY777777I ers could or could not absorb under treatment in hospitals or at New Tension "I am here to aerve and not to mas day because of lack of trans- Pacific Fleet "Heady for W(| Big Three Now Closer portatlon. Turner also told THERE’S NO GUESSING — WE KNOW! the additional cost at prevail­ homes. ’hinder or obstruct American gov­ Mrs. Delia Sullivan The peak of World war I vet­ ernment,” the supreme commander, ' Nearly 130,000 qtymied House committee invesUl If aa electrir refrigeration unit In a home, xtore or HOUSEWARES ing prices. Nearly 120,000 veterans were the Dec. 7, 1941, disaster, tbat Tomorrow Night fl?!’ reotaumat lan’t fnnctlonlng properly, W E KNOW HOW erans Is expected within a year In Relations of the Allied powers aaid in a state­ SPENCER OORSETIBR WE WANT TO THANK MANCHESTER PEOPLE at.vmied at the porta today, and Pacific fleet under Kimmel aJCi to repair It. We’ve had 87 yean of experience on all or two. The peake of World war Than Before Meeting ment iasiied by hia presa relations IS REGULAR GAMES 25c. By The Associated Press I I will not be reached until 1675. ahips were scheduled to dump an been prepared for "just sueb'/j 5 Broad nuUten. FOR 'THEIR LOYALTY! office. 7 SPECIAL GAMES experts have predicted. They say With Truman " It is my full purpose to see the additional 15,000 more dally on attack” and was “ ready for Wl Street ^ Service NO W — SALES SOON The CIO United Auto Work­ harrassed Arm y and Navy trans­ The Navy department, SWEEPSTAKES ers union made public today as many aa 2.'$0.000 veterans may Strong Feeling Some thing through. The question of 99 tmjfs aMM/nret m u! Ml Ml rnrvMStfMfwtaMm Our Toy Department Did the Largest Toy Business become patients. Russian participation in the occu­ portation officiala, a far larger said, had given Kimmel "perfq WEEKLY PRIZE Call 2-0900 a letter from a representative Failure Shown number than they expected to have specified and entirely clear" New Records Set Dally Some Southern Demo­ Results W ill Come pation is a matter for other de­ MONTHLY PRIZE for of the U. S. Department of cision than mv own." transportation for. to take the necessary mea In the History of Our Store! Meanwhile the indux of patients "W e had hopes of getting home W A R BOND Appoint­ C 0 M A 4 ^ y Labor commending union at­ crats Declare ‘Open From Meeting; May ".Absolutely No Basis In Fact" against a Japanese attack. TO BE DRAWN DEC. 88 at veteran hospitals sets new rec­ To Prosecute by Chrlatmaa,"* said Pfc. Julius P. Did Kimmel comply, in titude in the contract nego­ ords dally with barely enough doc­ The statement said that the ment At FOR THE LATE SHOPPER WE STILL HAVE SOME Break’ Now Exists Top Expectations'Held broadcast report, "purported to Brenner, of Hudson, N. Y. "N o­ opinion?" asked Vice tiations with the Ford Motor tor!. nuraea and other attendants body promised ua we would. We Cooper (D-Tenn.) Your Home available to attend them. With Chief Executive have been made by Larry Tighe Wt StRVE HOMFS OAlRlFS-FOOD STORES - TAVERNS ^RESTAURANTS * ______CHOICE ITEMS! __ Company. Identity of the La­ Moscow, Dec. 21.— (iT’)—- Murder Case of the American Broadcasting cor- just hoped we would. I ’ve been He did not. In my opinion," or Mine. Gen Omar N . Bradley, veteeana 0V6rtoU M iy 25 months. Lots of Turner. . bor department correspond­ administrator, said the veterans The exploratory conversa­ poration, haa absolutely no basis in Washington, Dec. 21— (S')— fact." Turner, as chief of the Nf| ummmmmmmttudmaummmmmmtuMmmmmmmmmmmu ent waa not divulged by the union, tions of the foreign ministers (ConUnnod on Pago Six) President Truman's relations with Grand Jury Charges It concluded: W ar Plans division had prep which demands a 30 per cent (Conttnued on Page Six) Nov. 27, 1941 "war warning" \e Perfect wage Increase from Ford and oth­ Congress took on a new air of of Britain, Russia and the " I f Tighe made the statement Dolls, Doll Houses, Doll Furniture, Doll Highs appear to have O’Dwyer LD MUSIC Children’s Clothes Dryers, Reg. 75c, now 50c ever, that deapite a big increase In freezing and below were, reported came by voice votes, for; Refuse*- to Di*ini**!.w. “ gSL „ COVENTRY- ^ 4-Room Honse, now vacant. tire productiem, all motorists wiU' H., Fire ^Unofficially Bed Cross Workers Shop Edward R. Stettinlus, Jr., former In widely scattered areas except in D eath B eating L o u ilt. the straits of Dover as demoll Farm. 88 acres. Mostly till- Fnlly tasntoted, aO conveni­ not be able to walk in and buy secretary of state, aa representa­ ences. electric lights, ranntag 59c to $2.98 ^ Some Holgate Toys, also Teacher Tot Toys.-. Estimated at $100,000 Texas-anfl Florida. Miami’s early ------crews in sweepers exploded k 763 Maiu Sired , TeU 5680 able. T-Room Home, with aU new Caatngs for-some time tive on the Security council and water, full bath. 8 acres of morning reading, however, was un­ conveniences. Bam equipped Plastic Telephones ...... $1.98 ‘‘A plentiful supply of tires is also to the first session of the Gen­ YoUoUaJUa. Dec. 21.^'rP)21.T--'rP) - A U. mines. Other mines blew up land. Brook bordering proper­ Clip-on Shades in 8 and 10-inch sizes— (These have been der SO as compared to a high of 68 For Gifts From Wounded to tie op 30 head cattle. Sale - not In sight for several months, Nashua, N. H „ Dec. 21.—(J V -A eral Assembly to be held in Lon- S. military comnussioncommission J tryingryin g » ty. Small bam eonld be used I'ery scarce)a Also Bridge *nd Tfible Lamp Shades. yesterday. Price 88.000. Down 63.000. Do not’ ^ompare these witli pressed paper. perhaps all of 1948," amid C P A general alarm fire which caused A t Leaat 96 Deaths Oauaed ’don early in January. "Little Glass Eye’’ Tatsuo Tsuchl- 'as poultry honse. Convenient to damage unofficially eatimated at Senators Tom Connslly (D-Tex.) ya on charges of killing an Amer­ 50 years to Cqfk, Eire, Admlniatration John D. Small The current sold wave has caus Battle Creek, Dec. 21—i^)—Next Something you’d like.” With that stores of textiles were NO. COVENTRY- bos, school and store. Sale 1100,000 to two blocks was and Aithur H. Vandenperg (R- They are the real thing. Many WUI Have to Walt ed at least 90 deaths in 16 states. (Christmas, or maybe the one after, the Red Cross worker sets out to ican prisoner of war today denied Business houses were Inundat 8-room Honse, aU eonven- Price $4,800. Terms Arranged. brought under control just before Mlch.l and Mra. Anna Elcanor O PA Chief Cheater Bowlea cau­ Forecasters said temperatures In when their jobs in Arm y hospitals buy the one gift that is suppo^etl a defense motion to acquit the leaoes. poultry honse, 10 acres SILVER PLATED CURVED HANDLE Jig Saw Puzzles...... 29c to $1.00 noon today after a four-hour Ron.sevelt, the late president's w i­ TOLLAND— tioned that "many motorists will the south would moderate "quite are finished. Red O oss workers to make Susie Smith dim-eyed on former guard. Housing Program Starts Jon. land, 3-car garage, good loca­ struggle by local and out of town dow aa assembly representatives. The comini.saion refused also to F arm ,-IS acres of land, have to wait for Urea." He urged rapidly” today, especially over the will be able to laugh off their an­ Christmas morning. Washington, Dec. 21— ((P)-; tion In the coont^. Pries firemen. Rep. Sol Bloom (D-N. Y .l. Rep. TEXACO CRYSTALITE mostly dear. 8-room honse, all Also Large Piece Puzzles for the young dealers not to sell complete sets western half at the gulf atates and nual Christmas shopping ordeal— hfskes Shopping Even Harder dismiss the count on which the governroent’a program to 85,900. Down 61.500. At the height of the fire, An­ Charles A. Eaton (R-N. J.l, Form­ coavenienoes. electric lights, Baby Spoons 59c "to those who caq get along h^th over the remainder of the area to­ it will be child's play. Not always are directions so in­ prosecution is basing its request home construction will-go tatoj RANGE NO. 2 FUEL OH. drew Smith, Jr., 9, was killed in er Postmaster General Frank C. on. I NORTH COVENTRY FAgM— running water, heat and hath. children night and tomorrow. Readings "Imagine—just imagine, doing definite-----and with current short­ for the death penalty. feet Jan. 15, John D. Small' one or two tires durti\g the next Walker, John Foater Dulles of New 47 Acres, 7-room honse, elec­ Large bam, 8 poultry coops. an accident involving, a city dump were expected to be back-around only your own shopping,” a petite ages, this makes shopping even Two other specifications filed nounced today. The chief o fj A Per several months." truck near the scene o f tbe blaze. York, and Former Republican Sen­ tric lights, running water, full Good location In the country. SILVER PLATED Sho*Fly, Reg. $5.95, Now ...... $1.98 Termination of tire rationing normal over tbe southern tier of Red Cross worker, ^osned one day harder. There is Pvt. And.v Hudak, against Tsuchiya were dismissed. Ciritian ^ _ Production______admlnlat Gallon Details were not Immediately flat on his back with a spinal cord ator John G. Townaend, Jr., of VC 7 7-lO c bath, bam, alio and chicken On Iwrd surfaced rood. Sale Now Tear’s day will leave only states by tomorrow. this week as she sta ggved under They charged htot with ] ortemi thardwriUnga cootiHg avaltable. injury, who had his h e ^ set on Delaware as alternate representa- coop. Tie-up for 17 head of Price 85,800. Down Pavment on a ratiofi Uat that once ta- No’auch relief, however; was in a load of bulky psekagM. Lieut. Col, Allan M. Cory of Tulaa, | offered first to Bags of Blocks, Reg* $1.00, Now ..... 75c sugar Appavqtqs from Mancbeater getting a brand new electric stove lives to to e ^ rs t assembly^session. of withholding and n>l»-j J J I , " S d a new* coato cattle. A lot of open pasture $1,500. obda, * - the ImmediiKte offing fo r the coun Buy For Wounded Soldiers $3-25 c uidedIm awqta, cqnn#4 fobda, 18 0 and Lowell, Mfifs.. sped to Nashua to his mother down in Canton. O., Longer Crltidzeo Stettinlas and good tillable land. Sale Baby Mug liae. automoMIea, ahoes, fuel oU. try's cold belt. Early morning tem­ Nobody knows just how many using Red Cross oupphes. Hear-._____ j^e top ______rent on______thoto L. T. WOOD CO. ROUTE 8— over snowy and Icy roads when on Christmas day. Senator Longer (R-N, D.) criti­ Price 66,000. Down Price Vegetable’Colored Building Blocks, no painty coffae and aeveral b(her coramodl' peratures In the DiAotss and Min gifts these n’orkers have purchased say evidence and lack of evidence i , moath. 51 BISSELL STREET MARLBOROUGH— flames threatened to spread out of neaota, as for the past'several days in this last month for wounded sol­ His Red Cross sho)>per tried and cized Stettinlus, member of a weal­ TELEPHONE 4496 68,000. tlaa. No early end to augar ration­ brought the dismlsaala. | (,«timated that at > least 4 ' 8-Room All Year ’Ronnd no sUvers. These blocks are recommend* control of the local department remained below sera. diers nt Percy Jones hospital who tried—she even wTote raanufactilr- thy family, because of hia oaaocia- Allowed to stand wga the jj^mea will be built under th* ; JUST ARRIVED! ing la in aight. ANDO\’ER— Cottage. AR conveniences, -Started In BowUng Alley Some of the lowers 12 below are unable to do their own shop­ ers— but fliThlly A*uly settle tiona with "high finance and big charge that Tsuchiya beat to mun ta 1948. All Ura stocka were froaen the 8-Room House, 5 down and^ electrio Rghts. ranntag water ' ed by the Safety League lihe blase, fire officials said, at Interna4.ional Ralls, Minn., • ping. They’ve spent working time, for a set of butcher knives. business." But he announced he' death Pfc. Robert Gordon Teas of, • • • ' day after Pearl Harbor and ra­ and bath. Partially famish­ started (n thq social bowling alley at Pembina, N. D., —8 at Minot free time and time they ’ didn’t In lact, butcher knives are a ■wouldn’t vote against him because Strestorl 111. ] Ueta Death Sentence one up. All conveniences, 8 r^ tioning began Jan. 5,1942, the first Traitor place, garage in bnsenien't. ed. Nice location near lake. Dolls, Trunks and Cases in High atreet, just off- Main N. p., and — 8 in Duluth, Minn. know existed painstakingly select­ popiii.ir gift for mothers this sea- "the United Nations organization ProiMK'iition Case Completed l,ontluu, De<‘. 21—<4')— W ( 3 Ft. Handy Kitchen Stools o t the w artim f controls on con* Large lot, good looatinn on On bus line. Within driving atreet, and spread to adjoining TTie new mass of cold sic from ing watches and running down .soii, the Red ,Cros.«'office rcveal.s'. can never be placed into opera­ The defence moves followed purdy, 37, former Royal sumer purchases to go Into effect. tion" and becauar the appointment, main highway. Sale Pries distance of Hartford. Sale buildings. " central Canada halted in those jewelry ur special pci-fume not to j Jewelry pins’ and pearls- tske.s completion o f the prosecullon’.t m ^ , ,»vas sentenced to deat| Toys are our regular business. Come in and %.M0,000 Caalags MontUy he aaid, would not amotint to more $5,800. Terms Arranged. Price 88,300. Terms Arranged. Red, Green and Blue, First reporta aaid several fire­ slates, however, and no sub-zero mention fancy nighties' and other Uie lead for girl frieiuls. with case earlier today. tiigta treason today oflelr i $2-19 In announcing. yesterday that l^an a recognition of the nominee’s TRIED OYSTERS, CLAMS visit our department. men were injured. readings wqre reported in either unmentionables. white, not black, undei wear, American attorneys defending old Bailey agreed oa a_- tire output' now Warrants an end good citizenship. ) Firemen fought the blase In Montana or Nebraska, From W orking conditions are none too watches and robes running cleac tbe impassive Japanese called new! guilty ta 17 inlnittaA ~ ;f1SH AND CHIP^ WITH OUR NEW FRIALATORI o f the rationing program, Bowles seconds. Senator, Bilbo (D., Miss.) wid Call 5103 for Additional Information On Any of Thfse - ' • la at th* aero Weather which caused heavy eastern Nebraska to Illinois, oiit- good either— the usual directions witnesses to support his con ten-'• * ' s . 4 •• Not all the ahopping is' fiin. h" was cert~'.n 98 or 99 per cent f - , tion of Innocence—sundong them preparing leaile.a tor aew sanitary process gives you a delicious, crisp, There waa one yoimg O I who asked of the people of "the sovereign Properties. Green Stamps Given With Cash SalesI U«4a. kures ranged from around 15 above gown sound like this, tha workers Capt Sukeo Nakajlma, a war after be had bew imda a ; len brown food — Seals in the flavor! Come in and t..— ut auU uiav approximately li,> specifically that his ahopping be state of MissiBsippi" would back 000,000 will taamada thia quartar. One waU of tbs bowUng aUey to a low of five below In Bpring- say: crimes ouopect himself. - of w ar, adTwH Ii FRIED OYSTERS AND CLAMS PACKED "Wen, she’s alwut your sise or done early, along with all the fan- him in opining Mrs. Roosevelt’s them! This means 1945 production will collapsed early in tbe fire and top­ fleld. Til. Tsuchiya was described as "very to''th » -C TAKE HOME. CALL 3808. a liUle taller, but the 'wears high cy wrappings. He was pretty sure nomination.: He said his reasons total about 28,000.000 passenger pled in. • seaboard was not abnormally cpid. gentle and r^slderate" with Al- secret eneapa tunael ALLEN REALTY COMPANY heels. She’s thinner too, I think. 1 he' might not live until Christmas w6'ra based ort her record "in the tires, an increase of 64 per cent Following the destruction of the The Weather along the eastern . officers stera dl| You’d better get white. some of I and he didn’t want to miss the fqn 1 nrlsea consa, ■ All Lines of Insurance, Including Life Mortgages Arranged Th.JIKHALCcoM ' (Cantfanod- aa Page Tw«$ (Coattaoed ea rage Sta) >MMUNITY^ RESTAURANT MANCHRSTtR jLOaattfiMA on Pagn M zk (Coattaoed On Paan Twnivai trentfiiTisil M Pogn liU ) jUtat filmy stuff with lots of Isht. lof giving. ir a MAIN STREET 1 MANCHESTER 95S MAIN STREET TEliEPHONB 8105 MANCMISTBR CONH*

I? ’x- ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTBR. CONN. FRIDAY, DEC!EMBER 21, 1945 '/ ■ rA o T B MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1945

of the KeUemo-Weaq>ort case or t commissioned an ensign in June duty qahore as a member of the Pendleton Named of 1919. faculty at the Naval academy; end British Afnerican Club and the Baldwin Urges of any other specific situation In of the Yale unit since laet Janu­ Afancheater Improvement Asaocia- General Denies About Town / Ration Property Here the request he sent yesterday t 6 ary. Hunter haa been on duty t Hie sea duty has included eerv- has served in the Navy yard at Tickets Out tion. WlHord' Rogers, development com­ Naval Professor Yale ainee Jan. 23, 1942. Ice aboard battleahipa, crulsere, de­ Portsmouth, N. H., and In the Bu­ Ticketa have been priced at two mission chairman. A native of Cdncqrd, N . H. stroyers, aubmarlnee, destroyer re- reau of Engineering and the Bu­ BEFORE CHRISTM. Schedule Is Attachexl Zoning Probe Pendleton was grad ) pair ships, submarine repair ahipe, reau of Or^ance In Washington, dollar* for adulta while apccial Any Argument Pupil* in the Intermediate de­ Paven Thonmgti Inveatigattoa For Banquet ticketa for high achool atudent* The governor told Rogera, how­ New Haven, Dec. 21— (iPt— CapL United States Navi I and etaff duty. He has alao seen D. C. partment of the South Methodist I will acll at $1.60. Several oiit- Monday, December 24 — No ever, that he believed a "thorough Perley E. Pendleton, USN, haa church achool will have thH Iqdications Some Gmi- inveatigatlon" •was dalled (or, and been appointed profeaaor of Naval t atanding speakers have been con­ With Russians Chrletmaa party tonight at 7>90f work. Two Suits for Damagf^ victory Dinner to Be tacted and as soon aa official noti­ ■aid any wldeepread diasatiafaction science and taetlea at Tale uni­ FENDER AND The young folks are remtmiM to Tuesday. December 25 — No As Result o f Alleged munities Apply Regu­ with zoning regulations “might versity end commanding officer ot ■ M l' fication has been received their jirork. Held for High School (Continued from Page One) bring their gifts, alao their aleda aerioualy Interf^ with the eco­ the X rIo V-12 unit, according to BODY WORK namee will be made public. Wednesday. December 25 — Fall, Dog Bite lations Recklessly Additional Information on the and akia. nomic and aocial development of word received here today from the Athletes on Jan. 14 drew the headquartere denial Open 10:00-4 p.m. this state." chief of Naval personnel in Wash­ SO LIM ENB a FLAGG dinner will be announced In later Thursday, December 27 — statement, set forth theae reports: Lieut. Col. Janui^ H. McVeigh Is Constable James Duffy filed th's Hartford, Dec. SI—WP)—Gover­ Aeaertlng “the growing amount ington. editions of The Herald. Open 10:00-6:00 p.m. INC. Ticket* for the Victory Dinner 1. RuS.aia wanted to send in an home from Midland. Texas, on a nor Baldwin, asserting there were of agitation against zoning” had Pendleton relieves Oimdr. Har­ Friday, December 25 — Open morning with town clerk attach­ •84 Ueatet 84. IBL 8I9I OPEN TONIGHT banquet in honor of M an cl^ter army of occupation to Japan: 15-dny leave^h lch he wllj spend Indications that, gome Connecticut given him concern, the govem of old O'D. BunUr, U SN (R e t ) who I.lacArthur inaisted on only a divi­ 10:00-^:00 p;m. ments on property owned by Mi­ High achool'* undefeated *tat~and with his family on Oxford stract communitlea were applying xoning ■Qggested that Rogtin try to de­ New England croa* country team, sion. Monday, Dec. 31—No W'ork. chael Coughlin and John George termine whether it wa$ “due to in- British Chiefs He haapT been home for a year Tuesday, Jan. 1—No work. regulations "without adequate con­ Regular 510.98 AU Wool be held on Monday evening, 2. RiuMia wanted to occupy the and a/half. Last season Mrs. Me- England. adequaclea in our present planning .lanuary 14. have been received, northern Island of Hokkaido,* Velgh and their daughter, Mtaa Wedneaday, Jan. 2-10:00- The attachment served on prop­ sideration of • their community’s and zoning ordinances without 4:00 p.m. nd dintribution ntarted today. In Quick Trip which Is nearest Siberia: MacAr rol McVeigh, went out to Call erty owned by Mr. Coughlin waa a needs and poastbilitiea,” has asked benefit of the research and plan­ The dinner will be aponaored by Thursday. Jan. .7--10:00-4:00 ning that must neceaaarlly precede TOMORROW m ROBES Now $ . ' thur suggested Kyushu, leaving fornia. where he wat stationed at the State DevelopmenUco'mmlosion 3 00 res\^lt of a suit for $10,000 brought he Dilworth-Coiaell . Poat Ulli, American forces on Honshu a] the time. He says there waa no p.m. constructive zoning legislation.” American Legion and will be held against Mm by Esther M. Arendt to determine whether zoning lawa Monday Night W e Close To Java Area Hokkaido in between the Ruaaiana snow on the ground at Midland Friday, Jan. 4-10:00-^:00 are hampering industrial expan­ Jewelry Gifts at the legion Home on I..eonard of Manchester for alleged Injuries Z b o m b i end Siberia. when h* left, but plenty of It all p.m. A t 5;30 street. The honored team, Man- auatained by Mra. Arendt in fall on sion. 3. MacArthiir report^y told the way to the Northeast. Lieut. heater High, gained the New Eng­ (CoBtlnuMl from Page One) the eldewalk fronting property A charge that this waa the case Now In Stock! Mis.ses’ Regular $29.98 Regular $13.98 Col. McVeigh looks and feels well. 4 4 m u ^ land championahip for the flrat the* U. S. State deppnment he (wned by Coughlin. It is claimed waa made recently by Miss Vivien r Kellems, currently Involved in a YARDLEY time during the paat acason. ed to move in whatever relnforce- would resign rather/^than allow in the writ that the fall took place A L L WOOL manta were necessary to restore Russia any further participation 'Members of the Young People's controversy with the Westport f'liiba Til Assist on that part of the eldewalk lo­ TOILETRIES order and guarantee Dutch aover- on occupation alTalra. Society of the Concordia Lutheran New Tension Zoning commlsaion over her cable Donald Hemingway and Earl cated on Coughlln'e property and Bfael . . . tU fr.jranca lliat waave. • elgnty in the Eaet Indies. Yesterday y ' In Wkahington, church plan to sing CTuiatmas not on the section owned or con­ rip manufacturing plant In the ARTHUR DRUG STORES! Yoat have been placed in charge Tighe'.^ brMKlcaat report was call­ carols at> the church this evening taugatuck section of that town. ' R845 Main St. Rublnew Bldg.j kauatintf ip tll . . . ll>« y<»“ " of the distribution of the ticketa. (J. H. A. Logemann. Nether­ trolled by the town. ed to tt^attention of President at 7:30, with Organist J. O. Bird In Relations The ault was brought by Attor­ The governor made ho mention Ion«Icintf »h «r ll>i« Cliri.lm at U tu t a memory. MaWa All local service organizations In- lands minister for overeeaa terri­ tory. told the lower house of the Trumap<^ who told Us news con­ aa accompanist. Members and ney Jay E. Rubtnow and la (return­ te r leel eapecially lovely erpecially Jeair- luding the Kiwania, Rotary and Dutch Parliament at the Hague ference neither he nor the War friends, and returned service men able to the January term of the it Majic Toilalnaa. Exchange Cluba will be given With Truman DtasMad* Wamead Beet Now atla. . . wilt a tf ift of Blac ticketa to aell for the affair. Other today that full uae will be made of dei;>»tment had received any such are cordially Invited. A social hour Hartford County Superior Court. 9 Mae's Caawe organizations that have been asked Netherlands troops in the lalanda.) rd from MacArthur. The State with refreehmenta will follow In The Other Salt $150.00 $195.00 $24.75 ^'department said it had not heard tha basement. (Oosttaoed from Page One) ,\ to aaaist include the Red Men, Plaaea Blast Roadblocks Tn the suit brought against Eng­ ■Wiintliie- of reported differences between 4 StainsnS* *f a American Legion, Veteran* of For­ Nine Batavia-baaed land. the amount of damage asked These Stores Are ^ H y In r»li»w 2 g i f t s e t s MacArthur and the Russtana. a Christmas pageant, ‘Tliat substitute for the so-called "full eign Wars, Army and Navy Club, planes blasted roadblocks a i^ n a ­ by the claimant, Ruth E. Kellich Two Chargse of Deception Night Divine,’’ written and pre- employment” bill the Senate has Regular $4.98 Skating and Skiing tionalist atrongpointa east^ Ban­ and others of Manchester la $2,600. 3-PIECE SET Froni $S.OO* MacArthur'a officers Imple- pared by Mrs. W. Ralph Ward, Jr., paaaed. doeng to clear the tine of march This ault la a result of a claim mentlng hts occupation program will be presented at the children’s 3. Issuance of an onler author­ FOR TEA PARTIES Individual for Brltlah ground troops made, that a dog, owned by Mr. JACKETS Now $2.98 ___ came up today with two charges service at the South Methodist izing the Fair Employment Prac­ England bit a child of the plaintiff. « deception against the Japa- church Sunday morning at 9:30 In tice committee to inveatigate and V ie ault is returnable to the Com­ OPEN- $12.95 Ithe aanctua^. Children and report on employment practices mon Pleas Court and is alao which obllte ed . Crawford F. Sams, chief of young people from all departments in private Industry until next How thrilled the little hoa- Fmm 75c* brought by Attorney Jay E. Rubl- A R rifis h hreas release said I Health and Welfare will participate, and a Jjmlor choir June 30. now, counsel for the plaintiff. teas will be with this maple Regular $2.98 Bunny Fur Mr. Truman’s actlona were table and two chairs. *riin Tax. th^t flihuSs Continued south of | •■J'l ITie suit was brought after Eng­ officials had miarepreaentad the | eide at the organ. Tha church termed "a political blunder” by Semaran^' and that one officer | land had denied that the dog which kiiUri On* Iproblcms In an at-1 school Christmas offering will be Repreaentative Gibson (D., Oa.) had bitten the child was owned by THURSDAYS MITTENS Now $2.50 and one^ndlan one Indian were kllL...killed. One I.------American sup-’ given to the Methodist Commis­ Talking to a reporter Gibson man \yw wounded in a minor en ^ him. -1 sion on Overseas Relief. Parents added: gagehient during a routine search P DESK AND, CHAIR , . 1. _ ... I aa.serted the danger oft are welcome to come with their “ It waa just like waving a red m of Soera-I J*®*"* ul^**'**^ ilTi-J.J* ..'irt * I starvation in Japan during this 'children for this Chrletmaa feati- flag In our faces. He should have and FOR THE SCHOLAR , .rn . . winter ’ does not now exist.” ^ complete dregs rehearsal left well enough alone. Now we U. 8. Sixth Armvj of all membera of the cast and have an qpen break, just like with $8.95 HAND CROCHETTED Mid In a dispatch from S lnga^re | headquarters naid 24th division choir will be held Saturday morn­ the late President Roosevelt.” that several too.«and Ma- southern island of This m»i!' n homework fun! ing at 10 a. m. Gibson and many other south­ DANCE rlnes trained in ! Shikoku have ’’discovered further The marriage o f Mias Alice SATURDAYS SimnaT to the illustration in had arrived today off the Malayan , erners were aroused particularly % SLIPPERS steamer that Japanese military piercy of Wells street to Walter natural varnish finish. DRUG CO. coast aboard the Dutch by the FEPC directive. They PULASKI HALL i equipment is being concealed in Mayer, Seaman 1-c, son of Mr. have been constant critics of the CATHiimC CAOfT ooDOfss Twat Regular $2.98 Regular $I-98 Regular $4.98 Noordam.) 17 |*w«l« ______! spite of repeated demands that it | and Mrs. W alter Mayer of Glas- agenev and forced a cut in Ita North Street IS |aw»l( 17 Inw*!* ' NOW NOW NOW Prescription Pharmacists Advertlaement- I be reported.” tonburv’ will take place, et the funds last spring. They said the $3379 93790 93790 South Methodist chifrch toqriorrow preaident’a move to extend FEPC’a EVERY SAT. NIGHT! 9a.m.to9p.m. Have your tires capped with our >1 MAIN STREET TEI.EPHONE 5321 afternoon at two o’clock. wartime authority might prompt Srmi ImM. fWWW faa ROCKING HORSE famous snow cap design Camp­ Belli SI]4»lom Notes a hew effort to abolish It. Bills Modem and Old Fashioned riDiiAi TAX iNCiusia bell’s Auto Supply. 29 Bis.sell St., Fortv-six boys and girls from are pending In both chambers to Peter Miller. Prompter Excise Tax Included. Manchester. the seventh and eighth grades of establish the agency on a perma­ (Formerly At Miller’a $3.95 IH i CURViX FRINCIFLI 8:00 tonight. Evening service. St. James’s parochial achool, ac­ Sermon topic: ’’Coming Into God's nent basis. Hall). Natural or gay red and white The radially different conjtruc- companied by the Sister Superior ^ Large numbers of both Repub­ Presence.” and her assistant, visited the Gih- finished wood to delight tion of thcGruenCutvcx itreinr* licans and Democrats disagree tm JWHAU toddlers. 10:00 a. m . Dec. 23. Sunday lln H.ime on Cottage street yes- line* thi» watch frm tht inuAt mi with Mr. Truman about the em- MANCHISTElk CONM* to give you big watch accuracy « COMPACTS ®lTJo a. m. to 12 noon. Monday! terday afternoon se^- plovment aervlce. which baa been IMatthew Wior Newest Sizes and Styles under Federal control since early W / r th wrist watch through Thursday. Hebrew School. ] natlTnta^all^f * ‘heM anchester convenience and GoM — Sliver — Plastics 8:00 p m. Friday. Dec. 28. Eve-i “ > . i in the war. Modern and OW-Fashion ROCKER FOR beauty. The Cur­ nlng service, Ssiil M miverstein : whom expressed their pleasure a t ; JEWELRY - GIFTS THEIR PLAYROOM Ia RTH UR d r u g STORESg Saul M. Stlvemem thoughtfv.lnesa of the ves movement i* will speak on the subject; V ^ N (' H E '' T t 1845 Mala St. Rubbiow Bldg.B children. DANCING curved to fit the - aMMRSRMamiv Present and Future.", 977 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER UNO Delegates Every Saturday Night! $1.95 *ublic M arket wriat form case. I Juvenile Grangers will have; City View Dance Hall C£HOUSe-^SOH. Established 1926 Perfect at story book time. ; their Christmas party tomorrow j Get Approval afternoon at two o’clock at their | Keeney Street INC Open Saturday ’Til 9 P. M. ■VamlBhed hardwood with a li rooms, 989 Main street. The chii-1 — ____ roomy shaped slat seat. WwYourChriMtmasFe€!Mt\\ Matthew 1,Wior idren are reminded to bring 25, (Continued from Page One) PURITAN CRADLE Mobilheaf Fuel Oil, 7 7-10c gal. I cent eift.s for the grab-bag, also “ FOR HER DOLLS Jewelry — Gifts , the articles they have been mak- press and on the hustings and from % ling for the Newington Home for her services in recent y®"" . . $2.50 977 Main St. Manchester j Crippled Children. The boys have f Mobil Kerosene gallon 9c imade and painted cradles and! voiced objection to the Walker and TURKEYS N h n T i 19” long In maple finish (In lots of 35 gallons or more). SANTA’S A GOOD SPORT! GRADE A. EXTRA FANCY! Established 1926 — (larger size. $3.95). It t.ianiceis. ____ | organization function TODAY - SAT. • SUN. rocks dolly to sleep gently. DRESSED GEESE — 8 TO 10 POUNDS EACH. Primary and kindergarten chll-1 should be ®x- FIRST SHOWING HERE! Open Saturday MORIARTY BROTHERS -A N D YOU CAN BE LARGE FOWL — 5 TO 6 POlJNfe EACH. Idren of Center church will have j jn 'ijl* "On the Level” At Center and Broad Streets The Arkansas senator’s sOlte- LARGE FOWL — 5 TO 6 PO^lNS EACH. 'Til 9 P. M. their Christmas party tomorrow Open All Day and All Night. Call 8500 ment brought a round of heated PUSH TOYS ONE TOO! *■■■ I II ...... Ill if ...... afternoon from 3:00 to 4:30,' in rebuttal from friends of the two, the parish hall. Entertainment and alao some support from the Baby haa fun pushing It along, watching the Give'the sportsman something Fresh Me^ts will be provided by four pupils yf Republican aide. Mrs. Rolda Martin Gibson, Bar­ Fulbright said he didn’t criticize colored mai’blcs roll in the sporting line . . . f Roast Beef P ^ Roast bara Kuhne, Billie Aronson, Patty and rattle. I^OLO PO NY TH AT the men’s character or business something he’ll really like . . . Fresh Hams Fresh ^oulders Hathaway and Kent Scoville who ability. But, he added, a.s one of BABY CAN RIDE l^ork Butts Lamb Legs will exe'-iite Chri.stmas dances In : the original advocates of an inter­ $1.75 something from Nassiff Arms. And a Limited Amount of Smoked Meats costume. national peace-keeping organiza­ $1.79 V \ h SPECIAL ON FAT SALT PORK ...... / lb. 19c tion. he wanted to see it work, and Mrs. Bruce Beale, of Talcott- believed an effort should have J>een H e’ll shout with glee when LEAN SALT PORK ./ ...... /...... lb. 28c ville, underwent an operation for made to obtain repreaentat'ris astraddle this red and blue removal of appendix at the Man­ with broader international experi­ steed with realistic head. chester Memorial hospital yester­ ence. . At Our Delicatessen deportment day, Her,^conditlon la good today. J Mrs. Beale la the daughter of Mr. ^ Large Link Sauskge, Pure Pork >•*••§•«*•• Iba and Mrs. C. Denison Talcott, of ['Frankfurts— All Popular Brands/. iBsassaas** Iba t o Talcotlville. Smoked Beef Tongues .. **'***••#•»lb* 39c 641 fkOSM. $T)u£C. Rib Corned B eef...... Ib. 20c Pvt. Thomas F. Ferguson, son of Mr-and Mrs. Ronald H. Fergtiaon, Fancy Boneless Brisket CoriiM Beef. *«*•••••• * lb* 3oc of 257 East Center street, is home ____ (lOWPLAYlNG— - STILL A FEW NAME YOUR OWN on furlough from Williams Field, Chandler. Arlaona. He will be BICYCLES LEFT! PRICE ON TOYS At Our Veg^oble Department home for Chriatmae and hla 2)at For Boys and Girls We’re Clearing Them Out Fancy Mixed Nuts / Large Pascal Celery birthday on January 3. Supply Limited— Act Before New Year’s. Fancy Mixed Nuts / Large Psacal Celery N ow ! - Red Cabbage / Sweet Potatoes Personal Notlrea Pins: "MAJMA. Men’s and Women’s White Boiling Omonn Fresh Pineapples LOVES PAPA" ROCKING CHAIR BOOKCASE FOR RACING SKATES Butternut Squ^h Hubbard Squash TO ROCK D O LLY IN BOOKS OR TOYS WALLETS Card of Thanka $5.95 Sizes 6 to 10 We sre deeiMy m teful to all ’ouri. SUNDAY and MONDAY $4.95 $ I ..5 0 t o $ 1 0 . 0 0 friends and. neighbor* for their kind- 2 — DAYS ONLY — 2 Little mothers like this blond It ’s 18x36 In. and gay in red Children’s Groc^ty Department Christmas neas 'and sympathy in our recent be- o r . natural. Makes them so (Tax Inc.) resveinent, the eudden death of our wooden rocker with pane! SHOE SK.4TES jtoaiL wife and mother, Mrs. Hulda W. An­ back and chintz seat. proud to have their own. Suggestions derson. We would eipeclslly thank all A Few Sizes Left! FISHING TILTS who revered her memory with beauti­ r'Strictly Fresh, Medium Size...... ! .doz. 63c I IPve K I II • FEATHERED JIGS ful 'floral tribute* and granted use of \ . .. ! I Boys’ Carnation Milk, Evaporated...... 3 tall cans 29c care. AND ICE CHISELS Albln Andereoo and family. HOCKEY SKATES Inches, Sliced, Del Monte.______; ...... large can 31c ARCHERY SETS 'eaches. Halves, Del M onte...... large jar .34c In Memoriam Not All Sizes, AND SUPPLIES Grape Juice, Pure Concord G rapes...... pint bottle 25c In loving memory of Pfc. Clifford j. Shea, who passed away two years ago, HOCKEY PUCKS Sherwood Forest Prune Juice, Sunsweet...... quart bottle 29c December aoTirIMS. ------PLUS — ----- Sweet Potatoes, Syrup P a c k ...... 27 oz.^can 29c PLUS: LOLA LANE in CROSSBOW SET One precioue to our hearts has gone,. "Boatoa Blacklg’a Renaeaveua" 35c Peas, Royal Scarlet, Fancy, Large, Sweet. .No. 2 can 19c LUXURY LINER $5.25 The voice we loved ie atilied. “W)iy Girls Leivc Home” BATTLESHIP Com, Cream Style, Golden...... No. 2 can 17c The piece made vacant In my houee STARTS. XMAS DAY: Can never more be filled. PULL TOY HOCKEY STICKS Pickles, Silver l.ane. Sweet Mixed, Sour Mixed, and "STATE. FAIR” $1.49 AIRPLANE PLUSt "THE SPIDER” BUY VKTORY BONDS! Hot Mixed ...... jar 29c Our Father In Hla wlidom called 69c SKI CARRIERS The boon His love had given. U tUe Qobs find it 12 Inches Pulls along! 18 In. o'verall, MODELS Swansduwn Cake F lo u r...... large box 25c And. though on earth the body llee, long with red wboSen hull, Impreaalve In black with Metal .. . . . $6.50 Prunes. Large Size ...... 1 lb. pkg. 20c Tbe soul it aafe tn Heaven. white decks, blue stacks. For the Sportsman— = LATE STAGE SHOWS SAT. SU black and yellow decks, etc. Wood ... • ■ e e e e ...$6.00 Brother Dick, Books From Our Aunt Mollie Copeland. BARNES SPORTS . . . OaaA u>t lu u > L LUND SKIS At Our Bakery Department Legal Notices CTATF l i b r a r y You will And: Arnold’s Bread and Rolls — Pumpernickle yPnAUTlOKOMIF AT A COURT o r PROBATB held -Skiing” — “Skating” and Rye Bread — Coffee Rings — Fruit Cakes — Crul­ BINDINGS at Manchester, within and tor the “Bowling” — “Hockey” lers - 1- AH Kinds of Crackers, Cookies and Mother’s District of Msneheeter, oh the 20tb “BasebaD” Pies. day of December. A.D., 1M6. SKI POLES AND •Hit. Present WILLIAM I. UTDB. Esq.. And Other Subjects Judg«. # Batste of Etta Orsce Perkins: tat* of EQUIPMENT $1.25 Each Usnehester in said district, deceased. Swedish Specialties Upon the spptleation of Edward R. D U M P TRUCK BIG BATTLESHIP Perkins, administrator, praying (or We Have Kalas-Sill —- Anchovies — Herring Tid-Bits in fli^ U . cCaotd'T 4o Uvr authority to compromlsa and settle the TO P U L L $1.49 Wine Vinegar — Sweden House Toast ~ Hard Bread — doubtful and disptited claim which said estata has against Christina Hewitt of $1.79 Rusk — Lingon in Jars — Brown Beans Whole Yellow said Usnehester, It is You. turn the handle and it Just like the 85c one but is ORDERED: That the foregoing sp- 17 In. long and makes little NASSIFF ARMS CO LPeas and Many Others. dumpa! L ift locks in place, llcstlon be heard and determined at tool 17 Inches long In wood. admiiala proud. BM Probate oRlos la Mancbeiter in “Sporting Goods For All” C^vat. AJISL said District, pn the 3flth ^ y ; of December. A.D., 1M6. at « o’clock tn 995 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 2-lt the forenoon. Slid that notite be given ta all persona interested In raid estate r 0 j w OF O f MANCHESTEHi .aiiosTsa of the pendency of said appllcatton and tha time and disc* of hearing thereon, i Fruit — Peaches — Applesauce — Squash — Peas -Ht«44A U > * • • • ry facilities, shelter and food. In arrangements. "black markets In milk." says It The conference recommended a' that order." ^ _ atema grew tall and each may resort to a milk holiday un­ 1946 milk production goal larger Mr. Lovett, whose tour was AN Y TOYS ' piuhed out further and fur- less price relief can be obtained in than the estimated 1945 production made on behalf of the World Stu­ Natural WIM Mink Scarfs . .829.00 per skin g r ^ n g larger and larger, .some other way. of 726.000,000 pounds, but said that dent Service fund, commented laat t Left in Stock After Qiristmas In a moment, the amaeing A resolution released yesterday the chances of reaching such a night on the "amaxing disposition by the association’s board of direc­ flower waa apreading over goal would depend on the avail­ 1/20 I2K Osid PKIsd to help each other” he said was Announcement! r janquet table, puahlng aalde tors demanded a two-cent-a-quart ability of farm labor and on prices. Kolinsky Mink Dyed Scarfs 820.00 per skin shown by students in the liberated t taatounded gtgmiea and preaa- Increase In the producer price of The conference predicted a con­ countries who also are receiving SELLOUT PRICES •gatnat the windows and Class I milk when subsidies end tinuance of the 50 per cent Increase "considerable" aid from Great \ and celling o f the room, next April, or. "In any event not In demand for milk experienced In Britain and the United States. Bassaris S ca rfs...... $15.95 per skin later thiin July 1, 1946. Connecticut since the start of the iop It! Stop It!" roared the Students Face Hardships The North St. Tavern Prevail on Everything leaping frantleally from one “ If the OPA does not permit war, and said that to achieve the this.” said the resolution, “we will increased supply needed to meet Matthew Wior The chaplain, on leave of absence 69-71 North Street of the room to the other to from Tale, waa warm in his praise If they aren’ t Ix>w enough we’ll make ’em Ijower! Russian Sahle Dyed Squirrel I the flower that now had fight our case In their own courts the demand the price paid to pro­ or sny other court that can give us of the manner in which he said We’re going back into the radio busineM S c a r fs ...... $4.95 per skin larger than an oak tree. Jewelry —- Gifts European students are carrying oh It out!” acreamed the Ju.stice. If we fall to get relief Now Under New Management from the courts we will aak our USE In the face of hardships, asserting; . Plus 20^/f Tax "Books and equipment are now at It waa too late. No one members to vote P>—Govern­ Incorporated Wllllmantic, Dec. 21—(ffl—Miss From 91.99 Up Dae. *1— or Baldwin vWtad. two Federal QUINN’S PHARMACY temporary housing projects In Constance Wood, S5, of Willlman- _iltal thlps during the war, West Hartford yesterday and tic, died at Windham County Me­ ; none through A Ted violation found them, he said, "better than I morial hospital today of head In­ KEMP'S Iha rultti of warfare, MaJ. Kei anticipated’’ although "far from juries she received Tuesday night nohara told Kyodo News Agen- what a veteran would expect as a when a car she was operating was INC. In collision with another machine t today. permanent home.” The governor BINGO The Quality Store tfttilnohara, repatriated former recommended, however, that ex- on the Wllllmantlc-Hartfonl road j of hospital transport, said aervlcemen looking for temporary In Columbia. .jiese authorities failed to prop- accommodations investigate the Martin B. Robertson, rural Every Sat. Night A t 8:30 Sharp! r identify hospital ships, refused two projects where there* are a to­ school supervisor here and said by ranamit their names to the AI- tal of 200 vacant three to alx-room Danielson state police to Be op­ Insisted upon stationing hos- units. erator of the other machine involv­ .^1 ships among combat vessels ed In the collision, waa not ar­ 21 Games Incliitling Sweepstakes Vermont Shop At I action, and.oftaa uaed them as Taxi Hearings Postponed rested. WONDER MARKET .Aned transports. 2 TURKEYS GIVEN AWAY AS ADDITIONAL DOOR R e said that most of the vessels Hartford, Dec. 21—Iff) — The Rubinow Building Tel. 6465 Christmas : were being used aa transporU Public Utilities commission yester­ PRIZES UNTIL DECEMBER 22. 855 Main Street sunk. day postponed until Jan. 14 a hear­ ing for nine persona seeking taxi­ G uardian^ \ict(Hy Trees BoBday Oreetinga Reoelved\^ cab permits In the New London Donnelly’s area. Traveling conditions In the WE WISH ALL OUR PATRONS AND FRIENDS 1,599 Trees Fresh From the Fftnatad, Dee. 21—Iff)—Winches^ vndee of Wednesday’s storm made Mountains of Vermont , Conn., whose clttaens -provided 1X Impossible for all Interested par- JEWELERS AT THE CENTER ney tor an ambulance for Win­ t i ^ t o attend a.hearing yesterday, CAMP AND UTILITY TRAILERS A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS PRICED AT 75c TO 91.59 ter, England, have received tho\pmmlsslon said. ,,jMi holiday greetings from the ONE AND TWO-TON CAPACITY HOUSE SIZES . . . ^ ..ttlah community of Winchester, I town of which Wlnsted la a part, Designed Specially For: AND A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR They Are Going Fast! orted yesterday of a message Get Yours Early! For Last m Mayor and Mrs. C. O. Sankey LERC FARMER’ BUILDER Wlncheater, England, which PAINTER MERCHANT 1: "May the New Year bring f u n e r a l HOME CARPENTER HAULING S. G. NEWELL ™ ever happiness. Our two na- 21 MslWv^riMl IDEAL FOR CAMPING Buckland Street Minute Gifts dons worked well together during Specials For The Holidoy W e d c ^ j^ I difficult war years and. Indeed, Phons 5259 Rugged Construction! ' Ease of Handling! Buckland, Conn. Shall never forget the sympa Perfect Balance! Pully Suspended Axle! Telephone Manchester 8878 —OF— X n BA-S Easy Hitch To Car or Truck! f r e s h ' 0 ^ LAMB LEGS Tkeeseads ef men era new enlistiaa On Display At: la the Retnler Amqr. Jehi aew aad FAMILY GROUP Jewelry Sll THI JOI TMROUaHt 42c lb. Aktmm Me^etif Truss Ruptured? Sausage Meat »> 3 5 * Bock Fsi4—Re proUud- eHobaa voua aaaNCN nr aaavict TOWN MOTORS slud pesiB to NEW AKRON TRUSS FIT­ AND ovxasiaa tmbatbu BEEF HOSPITALIZATION ARE YOU THE KIND OF SANTA CLAUS 45 W. CENTER ST. Open Evenings ‘ TEL. 8557 lbs eloOdna—ose M. TING by graduated ex­ Travel • Iducetien • Security • Ceratr perts. 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The Allen ORDERS MUST BE OVER f 2.00 Hunting Jackets $15.00 BtJOAB AMD PLAIN . Realty Company aad Exchange COMPLETE LiyJE OF FISHING EQUIPMENT R i h ^ Craaberries ~ All Kind* o f Not* » Pears — Tangerines 48 BISSELL STREET Doughnuts Endive — Aysesdo Pefrti — Figs — Datss The Allen Insurance PHONE 2-1506 419 MAIN STREET 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Daily lesberg LsUacs Agency, Inc. [ative Meat Market BIROS EYE FgOSTED FOODS THE COMPLETE CHRISTMAS STORE” • 'M We Also Buy Typewriters EAST HARTFORD Now Til Xmas 29c doz. 951 Mela SL. Mancheeter Advertise in The Heralil— II Pavs 226 SPRUCE STREET Regardless ef M<^e Oppoeite United A irci^ t ’ PHONE 8-2770 T e l. 6 I 0A . or Condition. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. COMN- FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 194t SIX MANCHESTER BVENINO HERALD. BCANCHBITBR. CONN. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 21,1948 PAQR Claus was. added to .the entertain­ Police Commissioner Edward J . , inU s cloistered, completely pro­ Hickey’s strict enforcement order Vets Likely. ment group sbosrd the part’s wsl- Skid Mishaps to his department seemed to the Five Below tected secrecy. Behind the cur­ Bolton’s Xinas oomlng vessel. parenta of pupils In the public Bernard's parish nearly 9,000 cans draft board office will alao be only BO his nex^ visit to Manches­ highway field- forces to have cloaed'Saturday, Dec. 29. Monday. ter will be on Monday, January 7. m tain, affairs of supreme Impor­ Two local papers (Examiner prompt effeqt. In the second and schools this week stating the ne­ or 4 1-2 tons were collected. The To Be Held and (JslI-BuIIetln) called on their Z^ro Today Roc^kviUe cessity of having school each day vsrious grades In S t Bernard’s Federal Office Dec. 31 and Tuesday, January 1. ijeraU i tance to every Indlijldual now Uv­ Sharply Cut succeeding Storms the sta^e trucks Other Federal agencies located If all the drive ahafU in the Party Sunday readers to Invite servicemen Into had no impromptu towing Jobs, to If possible in order to avoid hold­ school collected the following num­ PtraUSHBO THB lng or likely to be bom on the Up in West their homes during the holidays. ing school sessions on Saturdays. ber of cans, 1st, 581; 2nd, 548 ; 3rd, in the Poet Office building will be battleship U. S. 8. Missouri were saw: — » At.n. PRINTIWO 00. INC Interrupt their operations with Hours Listed cloeed Tor the holidays also. The placed together, their length IS BtaMlI StTMt earth’s surface are presumably Big Reduclion Noted by snow plows and sand spreaders and Winter Begins and Man* The superintendent advises that 853; 4th, 7,55; 5th, 724; 6th, 1,225; lUneliester. Conn. Carol Service 7th,'807 ; 8th, 1,083. Others col­ Internal Revenue repi^ntative would total one fifth of a mile. being discussed. If the result Is To Be Held Under Aus­ (Oontlnned from Page One) no serious or dangerous delays parents use their own Judgment THOMAS rSRCtUSON Maintenance Crews of Chester Has Already in sending the small children to lected in Rockville were! Ladles’ will not be in the local ^ Ic e again The ship can generate enough 0«n«m Manujr good, the secrecy will be excused. Cold Continues were Hated. Commissioner Selective Service, Inter­ until next Thursday, Dec. 27. 'The electricity to handle the domestic RU8CO AU-Metal rounded October t, twi pices of Parent-Teach­ pointed out that aside from the in­ Had a Taste of It school In Inclement weather. As Auxiliary, A.O.H., 48; hospital If It Is bad. the secrecy itself will these fellows have been over a lot State Highway Dept. Sunday Night there are only three extra days (baby food) 11.5; Stevens Mills, Social Security representative Is and Industrial load of a city of longer.” creased safety for the vehicles nal Revenue and Social 20,000 population. !;r«Mlabed Brerr Drenlng be given a share of the blame. er Association In Northwest problem of plowing and sanding scheduled over the required 180, 48; U. S. Envelope, 48; American in the local post office on Mondays 8elt-8toping u d HollderA BnUred at the Brenner sent a telejfram to his If you chanced to be awake a Dye- 48. hOleo at Maneheater, Conn., aa The meeting In Moscow is one parents: I Hartford, December 21—A sharp problem of ploying and sqndtng few minutes after one o’clock this there will be but few occasions Security Schedules The Communtly Christmas par­ has been reduc^ by the elimina­ Union Church to Hold when the entire session of the \ Mrs, Edna Lots ad esasa Mall Matter.______more effort to produce basic un­ ‘‘Living’ sbosrd ship because of (Continued Page One) reduction in highway delays due morning and you were startled by Combination Windoirs ty, scheduled for last Wednesday tion of time wasted In these towing school can be postponed. Mrs. Edna Coon Lutz. 60, widow The local Belectlvs Service ■CytCBIPnON BATHS derstanding between Russia and transportation tieup. Have no ides to skidding accidents has been a sharp blast of cold wind that Usual Program; Vaca­ evening and postponed because of forecasters said, but a low of . - 2 operations. Major Schneider Home of William Lutz, died this morn­ Tear by Nall ...... • her western Allies. It Is Just aa when I'll get home.” noted by maintenance crews of the rattled windows and doors—-that ing at the Rockville City hospital lioard office will be closed tomor­ THINK OF IT! You never have to change screen or BMntta by Mali ...... j was reported In Albany, N. Y, was Winter coming In. Although tion in Mills Major William Schneider who Important as all the other meet­ the storm, will be held Sunday Men required to stay sbosrd State Highway Department. This following a lingering Illness. She row, Dec. 22, Monday, Dec. 24 and jda Copy .. - ...... ! afternoon, Dec. 23. at three o’clock Cold weather still prevailed In the there has already been a more- enter^ the service August 1, 1942, .storm sash — with RUSCO! Combines screen, storai S;«tad Ooa TeM ...... ^ | ship—there were four “floating Information was made public to­ was born July .31, 1885 in Coven­ 00 ings at which this same effort has New England states, with lows of than-generoue amount of the kind Rockville, Dec. 21—The Union is home on terminal leave and Tuesday, CThristmas Day, It waa sash, weatherstripping and SELF-STORAGE WITHIN Mild APO •eeaeeeeS^E. in the Community Hall, under the harrseks” here today—were given day by State Highway Commis­ More Vets try and had lived in Rockville prac­ announced today by Mrs. (JIara been made. It Is perhaps more sponsorship of the Bolton Parent- an information sheet explaining the —0 In Bangor, Me., and - 5 In sioner William J. Cox. He reported of weather that marks Winter, Congregational church will hold its plana to open his office next week THE Win d o w i t s e l f — in one permanent unit. Pro* MBMBBR o r at 34 Union street. He was over­ tically all her life. She was a mem- Wallett, chief clerk. The local ImporUnt than all the others, for Teachers’ Association. reason for the delay. The paper Portland. Me. that the six maintenance district that season didn’t actually reach traditional Christmas Carol Serv­ ))er of the Methodist church. La­ vides year-round, rainproof, draft-free ventilation— per* THB ASSOaATBD PRBM No heavy snow falls were re­ Will Speiicl us by-the calendar until 1:04 a. m. ice on Sunday evening at seven seas for 32 months, in charge of ; Aaaoclatad Preaa la excliMirely It may be a sort of last chance All Bolton children and adults also listed entertainment and sight groups had been watching the ef­ dles’ Aid society of the church. manent protection — complete freedom from window ' utiad to the uae of republloatlon of are Invited to attend. The program seeing possibilities In San Fran ported although snow was general fect of the recent Issuance of a today. o’clock. The Senior and Junior a clearing company of the 115th meeting. If the great patlons of Medical Battalion, 40th Division Burpee Woman’s Relief Corps. She care! nova diapatchas credited to It or not will begin promptly at three o’clock cisco. over the Dakotas , and western Motor Vehicle Department ruling Holiday III Just about the time Wlhter was choirs under the direction of Don­ leaves one son, Wilfred, two grand­ nirlee credited In ^ l a the world can’t get tesjether very so that the party will not conflict "Sure, this is good,” said Sergt. Minnesota, with a foreewt of falls concerning the use of chains. He making Ite official entrance the ald B. Watrous, organist and choir and had four physicians and 50 men I tto load newa publlahed here. director will sing with about fifty under him. The men were treated children, Ronald and Gall. The NOTHING LIKE IT ON THE MARKET! quickly, they are likely to con­ with the Candlelight sen’ice to be Louis Jaffee of New York city, extending over the central plains said that In the four major storms, mercury In thermometere around funeral will be held at the Ladd Christmas All riKhta of republlcatlon of apecial held at the Congregational church a ship-bound veteran of 20 months states today and tomorrow. including the one on December 19, (Oontlnned from Page One) town was exactly at the sero taking part. In addition there will few miles from the front line’ tinue pulling farther apart. lie two piano and organ selec and given treatment until they Funeral Home with services at the ”htf hepeln. are alao reaerre^ at four the same afternoon. In the western Psclflc. "No mud. each storm period had shown a mark. Although It was cold Methodist church chapel on Sun­ 1 nerrloe client of N. B. A Serrice So long as the secrecy lasts, At the special town meeting no flith, ho dutios—but It isn’t better record than the one before. administration medical reorganiza­ enough to bum up a lot of oil and tlons. could be moved to a field hospitad Bartlott-Brainard Co. tion bill, now awaiting the presi­ The service will start with Holy or general hospital. day at 2:30 p.m. Rev. F. A. Dyck- Trees there Is no excuse either for op­ held last night the Bolton Parent- home.” Denies Motion Jn the recent storm the highway coal the thermometer reading man, pastor of the Methodist 103 WOODBINE ST. HARTFORD (6 ), CONN. Publlabera RepreeenUtirea; The Teachers’ Association was recog­ A spokesman from the office o{ crews were not called upon to tow dent’s signature, _ may help in staff- Night, sung by the choirs in the Party At Palace Wholesale and Retail.* timism or gloom. We know next didn’t go down much further— church will officiate. Burial will TELEPHONE HARTFORD 2-1259 jailua Mathewe SfMClal A g ^ y —New nized as a representative group Maj. Oen. Homer Oronlnger. com­ dUstressed cars out of the path of i Ing an additional 4.500 beds In flve below aero being about aver­ cbapelVs'tie followed by a candle­ The annual Christmas party will tie In Grove Hill cemetery. IM i, Chicago, Datiblt and Boeton. to nothing, so how can we Judge? To Free Guard light processional. The carols in when its executive committee was mander of the port of embarka­ traffic to the degree prevailing In vefemn hospitals, age for the tos’h. be held at the Palace theater this RETAIL, 50c AND UP Evenings and Sundays, 8-4645 b u r e a u One slight Item of information included in s town committee to The veterans administration which the congregation wlll'^oin evening with Manager Bernard :b b r a u d i t or tion here, said: the first storm. Tomorrow to Be Fair 540 MIDDLE TURNPIKE, discuss plans for a new school (Ooatinoed from Pago One) Snow-plow crews comparing soon will take over seven Army include. It Came Upon the Mid Grogan In charge. James Bell will lattuns. has come to us. Indirectly. Before “Our ‘Operation Santa Cflaus' Early this morning another TALL CBDAJW EAST building. ’The committee Includes notes In one district after the No- hospitals, five of them on a tempo­ snqw storm threatened, but thert night (jlear. The First Noel, Hark be master of ceremonies and as­ ■ The Herald Printing Comi»ny. Inc. Secretary Byrnes left for Moscow (the name the Army gave Its plan rary basis, with 6,000 beds, but the Herald Angels Sing. The serv nes no flnancUl rospoiuibUtty for the school board, the PT-A execu­ for handling returning veterans) lle<’ prisoners by Nakajlma, for vem)>er 30 storm found that one was only a light dusting on the sisting will be “Peck” Yost and Manchester Green he had sessions with the Senate tive committee and the Selectmen mer commandant of Mltsushima fleet of seven vehicles belonging more doctors are needed. streeU and sldewallts when most Ice will conclude with a recessional, Stephen J . Von Euw. HTVDiitfrcpblcMl •.Tort spp«Rnni *n has been too successful. We’ve Forty eight new hospitals have O Come, All Ye Faithful and the BINGO (Old Green Mill) pPirtSMiBSiits In The lltnchester Evs- Foreign Relations Committee and and will discuss problems and re­ brought back more men than the prison camp where the guard was to a single owner had required help folks were bo\ind for work and a C^anned Goods Report Advertise in The Herald— It Pays llUnff HsrMid. _ _ _ _ _ quirements for a new school and alleged to have participated from several state trucks on sue- hern requested. In a long term ex­ Grahma Cradle Song, sung from ■ Rev. Patrick J. Mahoney, chair­ with the Atomic Energy Commit­ railroads can handle.” strong stm came out at mld-roorn- the chapel as a response to the TONIGHT make recommendations. With more than 51,000 unhappy Teas’ slaying. cessive hills because none of the | pansion program, Intf to discourage a further fall— man of Tolland County fob the col­ Friday, Dectmber 21 tee. According to report he told cars in the fleet had chains. ! Of the 90,000 veterans now be- benediction. lection of canned goods to be ship­ With this set-up ILwas felt that servicemen on their hands. Army Depositions from prosecution at least, for a few hours. The ORANGE HALL them how he planned to approach the townspeople would be well rep­ witnesses, former American pris­ Right after this storm. Motor, ing treated, about one third are Four Day, Holiday ped overseas reports that in St. and Navy authorities at SAn Fran weather man says it will be fair , The workers in the four prin­ Shall We Die Efficiently? the problem of the atomic bomb resented in the discussion of plans oners of war at the camp, devi­ Vehicles Commissioner Elmer^ S. World War II soldiers. They are tonight and tomorrow although he cisco were liberal with leave Watson reissued a ruling of his de- being admitted at the rate of about ' cipal Industries of the city will President Truman’s recomroen In Russia, and a terrific argument for the school and able to influence ously recounted repeated and mer­ doesn’t hold out any hopes that it the type of buildiqg most desired, passes. Slghtseelhg tours were or­ partment requiring chains as ' a 1.000 I any warmer the next cou- enjoy a four day holiday vacation ensued, with some senators ob­ ganized, and port officers planned ciless beatings of the Illinois sol- with the plants closing down tO' ^li^on for the unl&caUon of Army It was brought out that the town r ______Tsitchlya and a guard caU- safetv measure. 4The announce- than one-half of all the veterans w ll M any warmer jecting to his propos^ course of Christmas parties with Red Croaa meiit of this coupled with State applying for care. day not to reopen until next Wed' Navy, with the Air Force has until March 1 to receive its b tgrof gifts. A jltterbugglng Santa ed "Muahmouth." action. But what Mr. Byrnes pro­ grant from the state for the build' nesday morning. TTiese plants in­ __ _lit up to equal status with clude the M. T. Stevens and Sons ROY AND THE GANG posed to do was to go to Moscow Ing. For this reason it was felt Iiera''ta the new slngle-hesded de- that an active committee was Company, the American Dyeing **Formerly At Bolton Lake House” orfanlBatlon,. Is a perfect and talk frankly and naturally necessary. Company and the Horton Manufac­ With slUon X ® "* assume that about th*^ atomic bomb, as if It The next Bolton Parent-Teach turing Company. At the American ALICE — ROY — BOB — ZEKE AND TEX was his natural assumption that er Association meeting will be held Dyeing Company plant the work are headln^v toward a new war ers will have a party this after­ Russia was a nation which could Wednesday, January 9 at eight ENTERTAINING AT Mrbich Is going t ^ ^ a dupUcaUon o’clock In the Quarryvllle church noon with the management as r'W the war Just ovdv. be trusted. And Mr. Byrnes’ pur The membership drive is progress' guests. The employilB at the Hor­ pose In such behavior was to allay ing successfully and all who have ton company w^ll receive a CHirist- But the fact Is that Jf we are mas bonus as in recent years. A ling toward new walv^ It will those Russian suspicions of us not been approached to enroll are urged to attend the next meeting. Grange Party WILLIE'S fBot b« a duplication of anything which have been nurtured by our HOLIDAY HOUSE wi The Vernon Grange will hold its haW known In the past. The own Inferences that Russia annual Christmas party this eve­ couldn”t be trusted enough for ning at the Grange Hall In Ver­ accurate description of thht Tire Rationing non Center with Santa Claus at­ the atomic bomb even to be men- GRILL ' war that ws can think of Is. tending. All children of the mem- say that any one’s chances of tlohed In her presence. To End Jan. Isers are invited to attend and take 4 4 6 Center Street GIVE If this was what Mr. Byrnes In­ part In the program. ival will be slim, and that Schools Close WITH A LOVELY GIFT OF __Ival Itself, If there Is to be tended, and If he didn’t allow him­ (Continued from Pago One) The public schools of the town Every Friday and Saturday Night & c h a thing, will hardly be worth self to be ialked out of It by some Open tonight of Vernon closed at 12:15 today FEATURING YODELING ALICE MAE of our senstdre, it can be said over 1944 output. Production next to recess until Thursday, January HER liirtrtle. And actually It Is a mat- year is forecast at 66.000,000 paa Telephone 3861 Ot Bupreme Indifference and that, on one iaaue at least, he 3, 1946, at which time the schools senger tires, or 13,000,000 more and tomorrow hight, too will be in session without a break SEA FOOD AND STEAMED CLAMS EVERY FRIDAY I mlmportance whether civilisation went to Moscow tvlth intentions than ever were made before in this until George Washington’s birth­ WELDON’S to an and with this nation worthy of bis countr^ and auspi­ country In one year. day, Feb. 22. note fo r our cious for the success of the con­ The outlook for production of The 6, 7, and 8 grades will hold IvgBjoylng one or twenty military truck and bus tires was descrllied New Year’s Eve Party, $5.00 Per Couple ems of command, whether we ference. . a Christmas party today at as even brighter than for passenger tha East school with gifts and tires. last minute Dancing, Favors and Turkey Dinner smdently or Inefficiently. Pre- with those important refreshments in the rooms previ­ Certlfloates To Be flonoreg to [yarlng for such a war la, although ous to a program to t>e given for The UNO Delegates • V Tire rationing certificates in the |rif*w in charge of policy seem to the entire school and parents. The PERFUMES and TOILETRIES hgnds of motorists will continue Igaalise it, the height of practical Senator J. William Fulbright first part of the program will In­ to he honored by dealers through clude a variety of numbers and rMtlllty. Uvlng In an atmosphere Democrat of Arkansas, who hasn’t Dec.'^31. but no new certificates you've had difficulty finding come to Congress Just to )>e a party will b^lMued after today except the second is a Christmas pag- i'SC preparation for such s war is, eanL REVLON SETS hack, provided the telling criti­ in emergency daacs. FABERGE FROLIC and MAX FACTOR although few leaders seem to CPA anruHinced that "in order to The Freshman class of the cism of President Truman’s slate Rockville High school presented a IFORM A WARM FRIENDSHIP 8-Piece Sets $2.50 FATAL APPLE, DYNAMITE Hi realise it, going to be living dam Increase the riqmber of tires avail­ APRIL SHOWERS PINK LIGHTNING of delegates and alternates to the able in the Imnia^ate future,” sev­ play "Tlia Christmas Voice’’ at WOODHUE — TI­ Face Powder — Rouge nation, living doom, such as this 1.00 assembly this morning. The char­ with Sachet — Toilet Water — Per- United Nations General Assem­ eral non-ratlonVqg restrictions GRESS — CHAM- Lipstick 2- Piece Sets 75c legorld baa never before experl- will remain In effei oair acters wer*' taken by the follow­ fume.s — Dusting Powder 3- Piece Sets with bly. Singling out the Inclusion of ing: Dorothy Orlowskl; Veronica BRAY — APHRO- $6.00 [iHiced. New cars still wlIlNipme from From $1.25 6-Piece Sets Lipstick $1.75 But it Is more of this sort of Postmaster General Frank Walk­ the factory without a Sipare- tire Baker, Ann Grlnaski, Arllne Fell- DISIA — STRAW Face Powder Rouge man, Theresa Waclaw, Robert ’ which Mr. ’Truman is now er, former chairaian of the Demo­ and white sidewall tires will con­ HAT. L^stick — Pancake cratic National Committee and tinue to be banned because Hhis Is Brown, Robert Gerlcb, Barbara ' proposing. Uniflcstlon of com* an added manufacturing job/’- Chase, Lucille Mather, Charles Skin Freshener and Cologne Bland is merely one more part of John G. Townsend, Jr., chairman Gebler, Esther DelBene, Irving Classics Perfumes $1.50 to $6.00 LeLONG Tire export rektrictions will Now, with time fleeting, finds CHEN YU SETS America’s feverish program to of the Republican Senatorial Com­ maintained, too. Dunn, Audrey Kloter, Robert Er- Colognes $1.75 to $5.00 us just as eager to help you tci, Fred Dowding, Barbara Doyle. PERFUMES CHINESE RED j f stake Itself the greatest military mittee, Senator Fulbright asked Dusting Pow(ier $1.50 ROSEMARY with those very last minute Mrs. Elsa Leonard was the direc­ FROZEN FIRE power in all history, all In a vain administration leaders to tell him New shipment of these Sachet $1.75 INDISCREET—TAILSPIN — Scliools Present 85< ^ gifts as the first ones you se­ tor. 2- Piece Sets 75c D qusat ifor a survival which, unfor* what r.pecial quallflcatlons for a popular star candlesticks The boys’ basketball team at Talcs $1.00 MON IMAGE — BALILAIKA COLOGNE lected a month ago! Too, you’ll In crystal and ruby. Also 3- Piece Sets with ‘ tunately, no degree of millUry key part In the construction of the tha Maple street school will play Ensembles $2.50 — OPENING NIGHT In Aqua and Blue Pottery Christmas Plavsl ^irst since Pearl Harbor; fin^ gifts still in abundance Just in, ’Victorian glass in Meriden today against the Lipstick $1.76 preparedneaa can guarantee. peace such individuals might \ it iron wall brack- hand candlesticks, 1.20 pr. From $1.25 Vases have. c choice of designs, here at Watkins in many de­ Connecticut School for Boys. But it Is not the futility of such A play. “Cniristipas in the U. S. Letter to Parenta $1.25 There was no sati.sfactor^ an­ I green finish; plain partments . . . The Gift Box a course which la Its greatest evil. A. and Other Lands,” was a fea­ t oHa pots. with its thousands of ideas; Superintendent of Schools A swer forthcoming, which left such ture of the clo.slng program at the K. Chatterton has sent a letter to BOURJOIS BRECK HAIR SETS By concentrating on this version lamps, mirrors, pictures, scat­ SCHERK PEGGY SAGE of the world’s future, by making choices clearly on the basis Sena­ Barnard and ^fathan Hale schools, EVENING IN PARIS—MATS Priced From $1.26 tor Fulbright himself then pro­ today. ter rugs; occasional furniture ARABIAN NIGHT — REN­ 3-Piece Sets From $1.00 Up Mars our own god, we ourselves * GUI — SKYLARK — COUR­ PINE BATH OIL ceeded to define. It appeared to Following: the reading qf the j | . . things you cart tuck un­ AISSANCE — MYSTICUM sire dally Increasing the chances Christmas Story and the carol, I Novel Pillowcases AGE Large Bottle $1.00 him, he said, that the President der the Christmas tree with 1:^ that this Is the kind of future "Come All Ye Faithful," the play | full assurance each is Decora­ Perfumes — Talc ■— Toilet was using his power of appoint­ was presented in the liWng-room ; Perfumes 60c - $1.25 which will come to pass. tor-approved for beauty, for Colognes 75c to $1.25 Water — Dusting Powder — In this present Instance, Prc.si- ment of a United Nations delega­ of a U. S. home. 1 .7 9 4711 The boys of the family arc do­ lasting usefulness, for value! Dusting Powder $ 1.00 Sachet DUBARRY Talcum — Soap — Dusting dent ’Truman’s words are once tion as a means of rewarding sev­ From 50c eral “worthy" individuals who ing home work when Mary (Mari­ First decorative door stop Sachet $1.25 Powder — Bath Salts more those of peace, but the poli­ lyn McLean) comes home from 50c TRAVEL KITS had no special qualirtcations' for In years. Wood wedge; Talcs 45c up cies he recommends are those of Junior High school with a Red Special value In a hand^ MITT SET $1.25 the appointments outside of pure­ masonite upright finished SETS UP TO $10.00 $10.00 - $12.50 - $16.50 war. Cross scrap-book containing pic-1 in tole colors; Pennsylva­ cut Ivy tiall on stem. ly political quallflcatlons. tures of Christmas festivities in Once more he makes the polite nia Dutch decorations. Or. a smaller size, also at It Is true that along with such othefl lands. The children are much a special price, 79c. and shallow pretense that we Interested In the pictures, snd liv­ shall be 'doing this the. better to political appointments there tfre ing pictures depleting scenes In I other good appointments. Messrs, WELDON’S COSMETICS support the peace machinery of the book appear before the | SHE’S EXPECTING the United Nations, but once Stettinius. Connelly, Vandenberg, audience. . Bloom, Eaton, and Dulles have all The role of Mary’s mother la I more it Is devilishly clear to all played important and consistent taken by Margaret Anderson; her LUCITE the world that America’s military brother Bill by Charles Morrison ROGER &. WORTH’S ambitions are on a colossal .scale parts In this nation’s allegiance to and her brother James by Roger Smart Gift Idi LENTHERIG HAIR BRUSHES tlje United Nations idea. And we which completely dwarfs any of Billings. 50d ABIENTOT — ANTICIPA­ JE REVIENS think the choice of Mrs. Roosevelt The same characters are taken GALLET (With Nylon Bristles) our possible obligations to United by the following pupils at the | Every fireplace needs its He-man ash t^ y In a cod TION — (X)NFETTI — MIR­ Perfilme from $3.00 is admirable, and much more a bellows. Hero’s, a pair 21 Colorful. Rugs BLUE CARNATION - NIGHT Natiems peace keeping machinery. Barnard school; Lois Prokdpy, desigrn, particularly good ACLE — SHANGHAI — OF DELIGHT — FLEURS Colognes from $1.50 It la getting so that our every act rcc,ognlt|on of that lady's talents Ruth Gibson. Robert Kennedy and | lnche%long; walnut finish­ for maple rooms. Frosted TWEED and great heart than It is mere Richard Dolan. ed. leather bellows, heavy glass; 5 Inches long, 50c, 3 0 D’ HOUR VIGNY — BEAU CATCHER WRISLEY TOILET .is a power challenge to our allies. brass nail trimmed. Christmas Toilet Waters 95c to $5.00 Cologne * from $1.25 And may we repeat, wearily, that ■sentiment on Mr. 'Truman's part. Other boys and girls take the Soaps — Talcum — Dusting As lor Mrs. Roosevelt, we note part of English, French, Spanish, Perfumes $1.25 to $46.00 Powder — Sachet — Colognes Perfume from $5.00 SUPERBE SOAP if any one of these allies were i . ... Italian. Russian, Swedish. Dutch j Dusting Powder $1;50 From 56c PINE — CARNATIOK Showing the excitement about 1“’^^ Congressman Clare Luce. and Mexican, carolers, the pro­ Sachet $1.00 GOLLIWOGG mlllUry power that we are show- " ' ”" unnecessarily gram closing with the combined SETS FROM $2.00 Cologne from $1.00 LILAC — ETC. Real all-rag braided rugs, ’I Talcs 60c - $1.00 mg. we would consider it a direct' f opponents. chorus of the U.S.A. family and Bubble Bath $1.50 4 Large Cakes $1.00 the different groups. shown to right, capture ' 8 Regular Cakes $1.00 threat to ua. and consider our-1 " the homey effects of old , Bath Oil $1.26 - $1.65 selves obligated, too, to prepare I to say that Mrs. Roosevelt had al­ SECRET DE ways been a “great wqman” • m hand-made rugs. DELETTREZ for the war of e^inctlon. Christmas Pairly 3.Z9 SETS “my hook." We will not have won the last 3-Piece Assorted Colognes Colognes — Dusting Powder SUZANNE. But although the mal 4.75 war until we stop piling the curse At Cheney Tech! 24)(36 inches. Miniatures — $2.05 —Perfumes ■ Perfunie ^ from $3.50 YARDLEY the delegatee named may be eult- 4.00 Regular Sire $2.85 From $1.00 of new militarism upon ourselves 27x48 inches. 7.00 One 0^ two Watkins Scatter Rugs . . . a bit Juat In . . . fin* hand 4«c* Colognes from $1.00 APRIL VIOLETS — FRA­ able, it is obvious that Preeldent «rqUd wooden tntya for 7-Or. Cologne — Dusting Pow­ Cologne and Dusting Powder and upon the world. We fought A Christmas party was held, 36x60 Inches. .11.95 of gay ribt>on . . . and there’s one of the pret­ GRANCE — BOND STREET Trliman unwisely saw his oppor­ which tha Gift Box la- fa- der — Bath Oil $5,25 Sets $2.00 ,thst war for disarmament, not for this afternoon in the Howell Che- j Lift this 10-lnch glove out 4x7 feet...... 22.00 tiest Christmas packages imaginable! Practi­ tunity. to. work some very cheap ney Technical School with selec­ moqa. Black, hlua, green Perfume Trio $4.40 - $6.00 Other Sets Up To $4.25 Dusting Powder $1.35 armament, for peaceful democ- of Its stand for closer ob­ cal. too, because every home needs dozens of or red with exquisite floral Qy Mrs. Ab m Oabat and elemental politicai rewards in tions by the school orchestra, carol ] servation. Alrmlle gauge DOROTHY GRAY Bath Crystals $2.50 to $5.00 •< racy, not for niilimrlstic imperi­ singing by the student chorus and | thorn . . . in baths, bedrooms, halls; in front of decorations. You’ll want to make these cases Dependable From 60c war Is obviously far frop over. day, Jan. 2. instructions, transfer pattern, col­ bendy tess-on strops. In mFront qejors od qualified Americans he could find. ,1 or chart for embroidering the And tha crucial struggle la with- (citifisid block. Sizes 7-17. $ 2 9 .9 8 ' .tn this America itself. Do we real­ Pansy and Butterfly Cases (Pat­ WRISLEY GOLD Wants To Bu.v New Coaches School Cliildren Heavy quality hit-or- 45$ tern No. 5030) send 15 cents In WEIL ly want peace? Or do we want mis4 rag tTigs with coin plits 1 cent' postage, your t a s s l e s e t o * New' Haven, Dec,. 21—iA‘)~The Dutch dhoea for mlalaturs name, address and the pattern COBRA — CASSANDRA — * tbat war for which we are so fe- Start Vacation I fringed ends; very color­ .WATKINS. PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIST New York, New Haven and HaH- gardens, ar to add to col* number to Anne Cabot, The Man­ ZIBELINE Cologne and Talc 11.60 Illy preparing? Coffee has new aest when ful and quaint . . . spe- 901 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 6321 ford railroad announced yesterday lections; china with un- chester Evening Herald, 1160 Ave. Colognes from $4.60 Cologne and Dusting that it had peUUoned the U* S. Dis­ The High school closed at 12:38 served from ratta-bound cial! I 0 dcrglase decoratkma, 48c^ Americas, New York 19, N. T. $2.00 All Items Plus Federal Tax. Silent Moacow trict court for permission to spend today for the annual Christmas bottles. S-cup site, T5e. ^ Manckedten, gOc, 78c. 80c. ' Winter wear of all sorts—In cro­ Perfumes from $4.00 Powder 113,500,000 for 180 new passenger and New Year’s vacation period. Four-cup site, f l.I t . 24x48 inches.. 1.59 chet, in knitting—house boots, T b » tUenoe from Moscow is per- coaches which it wants to use on All other school will close this scarves, 'niuffs, bonnets, fascina­ tent and unbroken.* Whether all express trains between Boston afternoon at the regular time and tors, gloves, sweaters, are to be like it or not, the representa- and New York , and Boston and all schools, including the High found in the new Anne Cabot Al­ Waatalngton, and on sevaral N«w school, ’Win ppen for the winter bum. Lots of pretty ertibroider- Cf tke Big 'Hirfir have gone York to Rprlmrficld. Mess,, nins. trrm on Mon»I.~v; .TonUsrv 7. s les snd sewing Ideas, tool Bend for your copy, 15 cents.

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/.-V- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21^1945 EIGHT bubbler fountnin may be located. tributed to more than 0,000 Oon- creases for avenjng, Sunday, holi­ most cases. In addition to the gen­ a solution to the labor and other I f thia la inatalled, the weat bound Public Records nectSlit telephone employees. day, and overtime work, new eral Increase granted operatora difficulty might be encountered In available .fpr cutting, said the Ask to Move Back Wages state has standing trees for sale bottlenecks facing the sUt# lutq* bua will make ita atop at the prea- TTie retroactive amounts owlnx baste weekly maximum rate for And in many communities, both obtaining experienced help. ber business. ent location of the fountain and under several dlffetent wage ad­ operators la 536 In the largest men and women are benefiting Asks Help Feeding State Sawmill Dr. Kienholz pointed out, how­ which would provide about 750,000 will eliminate the hazard at thia Bill of Bala justments are Included, with con­ cities. from changes in the wage zone ires Report ever. that while the mill could per­ board feet in soft woods and 500.- Coming to KEMP’S leiicer Font For Phone-Co. paste increases up to $3 weekly classiflcatlone of a number of 000 board feel in hard woods. area. Evelyn M. White to William O. sequent variations in the total of Wild Game Birds form valuable service "the real ______------are being paid to all' male em­ towns and cities. Furnaces May Be Used Dr. Kienholz said he was hope­ Sicaras and James T. Tztmouslis, individual payments. For example, tiisiness Good bottleneck” in the local mill in-, FENDER AND telephone operators In the state's ployees, in addition to other ad- A Few 8tID duatry was lack of help. He said ful that the coming conference of Improvers Think Drink­ Maj. Birmingham Peter's Chocolate Shop. Main | Employees to Receive mill operators will be able to find street The sale was effected last largest cities, with three years’ or juatroenta. North Carolina was tha last Hartford. Dec, 21— f^i—Dr. Rus­ that insufficient labor was "|fl-e- BODY WORK Women supervlaora employed at ing Place Congests November but was not recorded Incrieaset and Retroac­ more service, are receiving an state to ratify the constitution of RACELIFFI on . 0 & 1 sell P. Hunter, state superintendent Departinenl of Forestry vcntlng operators from running To Aid Veterans Increaaa of $3.80 weekly for a basic the state's switchboards are re­ the United States, and the last •$• Maple Avnaae ~ Om I ime of Sales in their mills at full capacity SOI.IMKNE A FLAGG WURLITZER PIANOS until today. of fisheries and game, today asked Coiisiflrrs Operation to North End Traffic tive Qiecks Today ^ 40-hour week, retroactive to ceiving an extra vocational In- to sever connections with the IM. Hartferi 7-$l$l sporUmen and "other wildlife con­ "Many persons simply don't like TO-NIGHT INC. warrantee Deeds March 11. 1845— in addition to In­ ertaae, amounting to 53 weekly In Union and enter the Confederacy. tford Reach New servationists” to help wardens feed to perform hard physical work of 854 O n ter St. Tat. 5101 Furniture and'Music A dozen or more local veterans Sterling Corporation to Edric Relieve Shortage ' In the opinion of the members A ll non-manig;ement employees I wild game birds. this nature.” he said, "especially t n n i t t w A T iiiir having busineaa with the Veterans 1. and Elizabeth Pettinglll, prop­ l^oaks on Many Days of the Manchester Improvement of The Southern New England "The heavy snow has almost when the general pay scale Is be­ 4//>Vi«iTABU 7fi3 MAIN STREET TEI.EPHONE 5680 Administration -conferrled yester­ erty located oh Lydall street. completely robbed wild birds of Hartford. Dec. 21 .Pi Slate low certain other fields.” Association, the Spencer drinking day with Major Raymond Blrm-\ Manchester Homes Oorp., to Telephone Company are today re-1 „^ord. Dec. 21—(iC)— Hart- iAXATIVItati BMivag •laattiB their principal source of food — roreater A. Raymond Klenholr. The forester, requested by Gov- fountain, located on North Main Ingham, agent of the Veterans Thomas R. Mertens, property lo­ ceiving pay checks covering re­ U doinf record pre-Chrlatma* I ernor Baldwin this week to make Administration at the Veterans seeds that have dropped to the street has passed its usefulness cated on MUIdle Turnpike, weat. troactive wage increases which I iBc bualneM and would do ground from dead plants,” he said. said today that the Department of a survey of state owned timber 6nA29'UX One More Full and is likely to be removed from Service Center. tf merchandlae atocka were a The Brae-Burn Corp., to Theo- were negotiated last spring and Game wardens. Dr. Hunter said, Forestry is considering the possi­ it.s present location. Major Birmingham will be at Headquarters For The Largest ^ ta the conaenaua among lo- bility of putting a state owned This decision was reached after the Center each Thursday fromlf°«e M. et ala property summer by and the merchanta. Department atorea are supplied with grain for the ! located on Walker street. feeding of game birds and he add­ Shopping Day an effort was made to overcome 9:30 a. m. until 4:30 p. m., to ren Connecticut Union of Telephone apeelalty ahopa report the last sawmill Into operation to help re­ der servlet to veterans having vm- William F. Johnson to Jane E. Workers, Inc. acturdaya as record-breakers, ed that "we w'ould very much ap­ RHOMB the congestion on North Main Assortment Of Christmas preciate the cooperation of sports­ lieve the acute lumber shortage. street caused by the Connecticut riouB types of claima to file w ith . Reardon, property located on Hll- About $800,000, leas income and | ^ ••*-7 the volume of sales on many men's clubs and individual sports­ The mill is a permanent struc­ fnhuafftAnu YOUR Left Supertluous Hair Removed Company buses, eaat and weat the Administration. hard street. social security taxes, is being dia- reaching new peaks, men in this’ feeding program." ture and Is located in the Mohawk bound, stopping to discharge and IL here will be very little left for O CONVKNIINCE IMPROVED I He said that sportsmen and oth­ forest at Goshen, he aatd. but it ORDER Stores are open to­ Permanently — Painlessly — Safely 1 take on passengers. Greens In Town! ahoppers," said the spokcs- OCLCANLINCSS Is Honor Guest I for one department store, ers who establish game bird feed­ would take some time before it In the past these buses have ing stations can obtain supplies of TODAY ngerle and hosiery have sold out could be reconditioned and placed O COMFORT night and Dec. 22nd FREE CONSULTATION been stopping opposite each other Real English Holly 25c spray quickly aa they reached the grain from their county wardens. in operating condition and that on North Main street at the Inter- At Kitchen Shower PERSONAL—NOW OFFERS "Game birds can survive the bit­ Btsr. Men's wear has sold rap- TELEPHONE 2-1264 ’ section of Main street and North terest cold,” he advised, " if they Presm Open Til 5:30 Main street and have so narrowed Mistletoe 2Sc sprig andupn d u r—people have bought all the Mrs. Harriett Horan of Harri­ SMALLER PAYMENTS |rta they could get, and a lot of are able to obtain food, and winter lor FURNACE — HEATER — FIREPLACE — COOklNO the traffic space at that point feeding Is one way to Insure next Mi»» Rena Halem*» ett's Beauty Salon entertained the On Lonaa from $100 to $300 yon esm take ap ta 18 oaratlu* ta Christmas Trees !r items such as ties and Monday, Dec. 24th when both buses are at their sta­ repay Instead of 12 monthe. More time meane smaller nMathly $1.00 year's breeding stock.” a c c o u n t in g s e r v ic e tions, that the Improvement Asso­ members of her staff at a Christ­ The W. G Glenney Co. mas party at her home Wednesday payments — payments most anyone can afford. Compaia la tha ciation has asked that something table below. Sprays 25c Esunry Items Going Well Financial Statement* 556 NORTH 51A1N STREET TELEPHONE 4148 Retail Merchants Bureau night. ;ury itema are going well, the be done to improve this condition. Bookeeping A letter from the secretary of The party was also in the na­ report, with no complaint gs Manchester Chamber ELECTROLYSIS SALON ture of a surprise kitchen shower OLD NEW Payroll the Improvement Association to Large Assortment of Potted Plants [high prices or taxes on the Jew- R. CAMPOSEO R(M)M 15 - RIIBINOW Bl.DG. 84.3 MAIN ST. for Mrs. Albina Kazniiei'ski, who 12 Monthly 1$ Monthly ' cosmetics, and handbags. All Taxes of Commerce the Board of Police Commission­ Paymente Payments ers, requesting that the commis­ after many years with Harriett’s have sold well, with one Have Your Ashes and is leaving tomorrow to join her $10.05 $7.27 T reporting big demand for fit- •lohn S. C. Nicholls & Co. sion give this matter some consid­ 14.04 10.77 POINSETTIAS ...... $2.00 ea. CHRISTMAS BEGONIAS Rubbish Removed eration. has resulted in a study husband in Syracuse, New York. cosmetic cases and another re- Every Two Weeks ' S Hendee Rd„ Manchesler 24A1 17A5 iDg. large volume of sales In Tel. 2-1519 THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS being made by the commission. 2$.ST 20J1 CASABLANCA VIOLETS 6” pots, beautiful pink . . . $2.50 ea. Chief of Police Gordon has rec­ liar,r lUms. . , , , , « Phone 5848 or 7487 of the -Certain loans especially those for the purebaae of "restricted in bud and bloom . . $1.25 and $1.50 AZALE AS...... $2.00 eu. loere are still good stocks left ommended that the memorial fouil- articles” limited to 12 months. eoametics. Jewelry, neckwear taln be removed to provide park­ The men and scarves for women, MANCHESTER PACKAGE ing space for the west-bound bus­ Personal nkes te say "Taa" to lean reqnaata, and speelalizea In LARGE ASSORTMENT CUT FLOWERS the stores. There have been Things Are Fresher At The es, which in his opinion, would Dewey-Richman making loans from $25 to $800 oa olgnatare. (Certain lenaa stocks of housecoats and STORES ASSOCIATION eliminate most of the trouble. especially those for the porchaae of "ItM tileted Artlelea” Hmlted HEATHER, CARNATIONS, ROSES, SWEET PEAS, CAMELLIAS, „ have sold very well even at This matter has been brought to to 12 months). A lonn of $100 eosts $20.80 when promptly repaid Ir present high prices, the attention of the Selectmen Co. in 12 monthly Installments of $10.05 each. Come In, phone or GARDENIAS, ORCHIDS, CORSAGES...... $1.00 up le toy situation has Improved, and atudy Is being made by the write. 1 new merchandise coming In BENRUS three groups In connection with OCULIST WISH YOU We will be open every evening until 9 o’clock from now 'til Christmas. Delivery Service! people buying it eagerly. A lady MODEL FRUIT SHOPPE the removal of the Spencer foun­ development in this years Dianne tain. PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED P e r s o n a i —mlng has been the prominence **WHERE GEmillSE QVALITY PREVAILS** * As far aa information has been NEW FRAMES FINANCE CO. fSouse furnishings on everyone's A MERRY CHRISTMAS! 997 MAIN STREET ^^AFcw^tcps^Bclow^Halc^s^^^^^^^^^TELEPI^^ obUlned to date, the fountain was > ,IK44K*. ‘ W ith men coming home again given by Mrs. Lucy Spencer, In LENS DUPLICATED 2nd noor STATE THEATER BCILDIN'O smphasla Is once more placed memory of her husband. Dwight REPAIRS MADE PHONE $480 furniture, dishes, linens, blan- AR.MORY. PACKAGE STORE Sp>cncer. for the “ beneflt of both D. B. Brown, Mgr. Ucaaae No. 581 McCONVILLE, The Florist and every type of furnishing. *45" Open Until 9 O'Clock Every Night Until Xmai man and beast.” CENTER PACKAGE STORE There About 46 Years 302 WOODBRIDGE STREET TELEPHONE 5947 V^TERMS y TERMS, Still Some Nice Christmas Trees Left! The records show that this foun­ CHERRONE’S P.4CKAGE STORE tain has been located In this s ^ t We Take Thia Opporlunily . f Wiahin* A H Our G«al Friends .n j Patron. . . for about 40 years and the redo­ DEPOT SQUARE PACKAGE. STORE A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HEALTHY AND HAPPY NEW ^ EAR! ing made today of Mrs. Spencer’s ICmos T rees FOREST PACKAGE STORE will, shosvs that no provision was MATTHEW WIOR made in that Instrument for the J|rge sdlection of A*1 qua!- ^ FRED’S PACKAGE STORE upkeep of the fountain. There has |y fresh cut Northern Ver- JEWELRY Eslabllahed 1928 GIFTS been no water connection with the gont Spruce and Balaam 977 MAIN STREET ^ MANCHESTER N o r t h e n d p a c k a g e s t o r e fountain for over a year and as a Open Thuredny and Saturday 'Til 9 P. M. result it has also been learned that i^rees. Reasonably priced OAK ST. p a c k a g e STORE YELLOW RIPE over a year ago a truck struck the a 50c and up. We have fountain and moved it about four »me extra large trees! OXFORD PACKAGE STORE inches o ff its base. O’NEILL’S PACKAGE STORE As there are now no horses to EX-SERVICEMAN use the fountain, present plans CORNER CENTER AND SCHUBERT’S PACKAGE STORE BANANAS call for the removal of the foun­ STONE STREETS Regular Monthly Meeting SH.K CITY PACKAGE STORE , tain but In Ita place a drinking PINK SEEDLESS FLORIDA JUICE TOM’S PACKAGE STORE LARGE SWEET GRAPEFRUIT ORANGES Christopher Columbus Society WALNUT PACKAGE STORE TANGERINES WINES AND LIQUORS | / 69c doz. 3 for 35c 35c doz. I At Lowest Prices! | At the Open Monday, December 24 Sa r t h u r d r u g s t o r e s ! 'he California Endive...... - - - • hei^ 2.3c Emperor Red Grapes...... 2 lbs. 39c <845 Main SL Rubtaiow Bldg.S ^Chrisimas I’ascal Celery...... - Ir®- bch. 35c Closed All Day Christmas Day White Juicy Grapefruit...... 4 for 3.^c jfMejmjmmmmmjifiemmmmmni Sunkist California Oranges---- doz. 5^ Yellow or White Sweets...... 3 lbs. 35c Gift Italian American Club Large Green or Russet Pears . .3 for 29c Diamond Walnuts...... lb. 59c Fresh Green Beans...... 2 lbs. 39c DUMP TRUCK ...... Reg. $3.98 . Now $2.98 135 Eldridge Street Juicy Sunkist Lemons...... 6 for 25c WHEELBARROW ...... Reg. $1.19 . . . Now 89e FRESH RENTAL LARGE DRIED FOR FRUIT CAKES K ID D E LAN D ZO O ...... feeg. $2.19 . Now $1.89 Records CRANBERRIES BATTERIES Sunday9 Dec* 23 • 2 P* M* PRUNES MIXED FRUIT WAGON WITH BLOCKS...... Reg. $1.19 . . . Now 89e VICTOR DECCA ROAD SERVICE HORSE DRAY ...... Reg. $7.95 . Now $5.95 COLUMBIA CAPITAL 2 lbs. 45c 59c lb. 35c lb. ELECTION OF OFFICERS CALL DOLL C AR R IA G E S...... Reg. $4.95. Now $3.95 KCMP'S, INC. Nichols-Bristol, Inc. ROLLY POLLY ...... Reg. $1.29 . . . Now 98e 155 Center Street The Music House ALL MEMBERS ARE URGED TO BE PRESENT! EXTRA FANCY TABLp MeINTOSH WALKING BEAR ...... Reg. $1.19 . . . Now 79c Phone 4047 0|ien Evenings for Your WAGON ON STICK HORSE...... Reg. $2.19 . Now $1.79 JOHN ROTSecretary, ; APPLES 2 33^^ Needs. SLEEPING DOLLS ...... Reg. $9.95 . Now $6.95 Brifish- TEDDY BEAR ...... Reg. $7.95 . Now $4.95 w TEDDY BEAR ...... Reg. $4.95 . , Now $3.98 American Club HORSE ON WHEELS ...... Reg. $1.98 . Now $1.59 ULAC STREET— COVENTRY LAKE— Sets By Anita of Paris 2-Famlly Flat, 5 rooms each. 4- Room Lake Front Cottage. ARMY TRUCKS ______Reg. $1.00 . . . Now 79c BINGO Just like new from top to bot­ Completely furalabed. electric SKI S L E D S ...... Now $2.98 tom. A ll convenlenpea Includ­ lights, electric stove, hot water QUEEN’S OWN ...... $2.50 to $12.50 A PEN THAT WILL WRITE ing ateam beat. Handy to but heat. $8,500. Terma A r­ HIQH IN THE AIR-WITJIOUT and ahopping diatrict.'. Good ranged. —GAMES— T omorrow opportunity for inveator.• e Ap­ WILD FLOWER ...... $2.50 to $12.00 PLOODIHa ON LEAKINtt proximately $100 moqtlnoothly 5- Room Cottage, 75 ft. from PAPER COLLECTION BATTLE OF CHECKERS .... Reg. $ 1 .0 0 ...... Now 49c rental inoome. Price |8.*0. lake front. All oonvenlencea. Night (2,000 down. Completely furnished. $2,700. IN THE BLOCKADE ...... Reg. $ 1 .1 0 ...... Now 49^c Terma Arranged. MAPLE STREET— Eau de Toilette Waters GET IN THE SCRAP ...... Reg. $1.49 ...... Now 75c In 2-Famlly Honae, 4 room a 6- Reora Cottage. Lake front. each apartment. A ll conveni- Can eaally ba made Into year LUCKY SEVEN ...... Reg. $1.29 ...... Now 98c encca. Handy to acho<»l, buaea 'round home. A ll convenl- Morning Mist, Plaid, Roger-Gaillet, Jealousy, U. S. ARMY OUTFIT, Reg. $2.98 ...... Now $2.49 ORANGE and ahopping center. Price enoea and completely fnmlah- Voo Doo, Twang, La Dandy Intrigue, Eve­ SOUTHEAST SECTION $7,500. Terma Arranged. ed. In good location and haw STARS OR STRIPES nice view of lake. Sale Price ning in Paris, Trousseau, Pink Clover, Honey­ COBURN ROAD— $5,500. $2,000 Down. FOOTBALL GAME ...... Reg. $2.00 ...... Now $1.49 HALL 6-Room Single, all convenl- suckle. enoea Incinding ateam heat, SOUTH COVENTRY Cohttfal D iign... Lovoly LacquonJ Finith SvAiQwrCoihmm cloeed.lB ennparlor and 6re- 10-Room Beautiful Old Colo­ place, very nice location, ban­ nial House, now vacant. New-, dy to achoole, buaea and atorea. ly redecorated Inside and out. Sale Price $12,000. Down All conveniences, electric Perfumes HERE AT LAST! $5,500 < ■ . , » . O i i l d ’ G Just In Time for Xmas! lights, running water, full Distdnc6 ADAMS STREET— bath. 2 Oreplarea. Steam heat Evening in Paris, Goty’s, Plaid, Morning Mist, T A B L E A N B NEW K IR B Y 6-Room Single, In good con­ with oil, 5 acrea of land. Bam dition, Price $5,800. Down 25’ X 40’. High elevation near Jealousy, Intrigue, Voo Doo, Twang, La C B A I B S E T $1,200. lake. Convenient to bua, school VACUUM and atorea. Many possibilities. Dandy. ANDOV'EK— FOR BOTH PEN AND PENCIL $10.95 Sale Price $12,000. Terfhs Ar­ V CLEANERS Farm. 55 acrea, 8-room ranged. honae, all convenlenoea, bam Dusting Powder, Harriett Hubbard Ayers, Vahlo top, made of Home Demonstration.' and poultry coop. About 45 4ND O VER— Here's value . . . ^ ■aaaniteb la 80x26 inehao. acrea tillable land. 125 choice 4- Rqom House, now vacant. Evening in Paris, Pink Clover, Heaven Sent. Irfrraly cloar-galahad wood. There will be more calls frorh service­ IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! fruit treea, apple and peach. Fully Insulated, gll conveni­ performance . . . and Cate Windsor chain. TEL. 2-1826 Good location In the country. ences, electric lights, running Manicuring Set La Avis . . . $1.00 to $10.00 beautyl Magic-feed Vory, Vory StyllM^ Convenient to achnol and atore. water, full bath. 8 acres of men, just back from overseas. There Harry Mahoney prevenu flooding or S^'< 14 fncAo* Tall $. Sale Price $10,500. Tenna land. Brook bordering proper­ Revolon, Chen Yu 1 Arranged. ^ ty. Small bum could be need leakingl Matching ^ - f aa poultry honae. Convenient to Ftathenveight will be more colls from wounded vet­ ANDOVER— bus, aepool and atore. Sale Men’s Set Russian Leather, Yardley Shaving 6-Roora Honae, 5 down and Price $44H>0. Terms Arranged. Repeater Pencil one up. All convenlenoea, 8re> CHARACTER A Large Bowls, Pen and Pencil Set $2.00 to $15.00. feeds new points like erans in army hospitals. Please help place,' garage In baaenient. ROUTE 2— C h m h h y dolls Large lot, good location on MARLBOROUGH— Gillette Razor, pre-war. Pipes, Ggara a machine gun . . . main highway. Sale Price Assortment of and sendee on D o U Ragnlar $8.28! Now $5,800. Terma Arranged. 5- Room All Year 'Round those urgent messages get through. ^Toys Gomes Cottage. All convenleneea, both the pen and EAST HARTFORD— electric lights, running wafer Box Candy, Mignon, Whitman, Burnham & $1.98 Two-Family, 5-Room Du­ and batb. Partially fnmleh- pencil is G u*r*nttt4 ■UNsker $8.89 CMe ae bntteasl Appeal­ ypolls. Metal T oys plex. All c4invenlenoe*. Handy ed. NIee location near bUie. Brady, Apollo, SchraffPs. Forever! It’s a btaoliyl Rztra study ing expreerioas and ador­ Please make only .necessary Long to achoola, buaea and ahopping On bus line. Within driving MUttnetloa. Handaemaly A owoot, lo.Tshlo dal^ able costnniee. Bey and Scooters, Etc. center. ' Sale Price $4,000. distance of Hartford. Sale evrarad. Tee a$ea t to 0. •Mraettvoly dnoMd. giri dalU Inclnded. Terma Arranged. . Price $5,200.. Terms Arranged. Distance calls on December 24 and 25. Look For Sign: YES WE HAVE FILM Open Every Nighf Unfil 9:00 Until CItristmat “TOYS" Gall 5105 for Additional Information On Any of These East of Town Farm Properties. Monday, December 24 )UTB 15, ROCKVILLE U nl«» IndMiienl Wtulhw Intwfwefc J » you Uve on tiny ol the «bow m Dsfly 9 a. RL to 9 p. K. ALLEN REALTY COMPANY Murphy IwdqittRf Sundays MaiigngM ArmngMI streets have vtMir paper onl on Monday. All Mura of InMranoe, Incinding Eife 4 Depot Square B. J. HART, Prop. IVER DAVIS. Prop. 0&$ MAIN STREET TiBLEPHONE $108 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD* MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEaMBER 21. 194D P A G S i

MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN- FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1945 solution of the increasingly seri­ ous situation locally. Reports Vets Secretary Hansen will confer ____ f , Special Town Meeting ^Open a Convenient ! nounced, hu‘t the union .said such m — with officials and will make an $50,000 STOCK Atilliorize Petition action was favored by a margin of Know the Pleasure of MANCHESTER TAXI CO. Being Evicted announcement of the date of the ab(iiil 25 to 1. proposed Joint meeting when plana OF WINTERIZED USED CARS ;nefits to Veterans For Strike Vote ■Phe f|ueatio»i voted upon yester­ JOSEPH M . ORFITELLI Now Draws Big Attendance for,.a aolytton .to ths problem will d o e p e f i day was; Tea at its Best be discussed. I "Do you favor vesting in the out o f die SERVICE • • Effort Made to Deter­ 1 proper authorities the power to irt-YOUR oervlce* MUST BE SOLD [Widened by Congress Bridgeport. Dec. 21 '(T'> O ffi-' the Selectmen Inquired Into the mine Rights o f Service­ call a strike to further our de­ DIAL 6223 Bolton Voters Decide In all years, makes, models and typea tai Fords, Chevrol$ts, Fly- Budget Account! rials nf the Mine, .Mill and Smelter mands for a :i0 per rent Increase wMh die uane apec ^ , cost of fencing thia they found Two Small Blazes REAR 89S MAIM ST. men Under Rules mouths, Dodges, Chryslers, DeSotos, OMsmoblles, Pontlaes and Workers union (C’lOl at the in wages’ ” aofie. and «(Rp1eidreerv!c* On School Site and that a five foot fence with poets pleted within six years nf war’s would cost $1,104 and a six foot Buicks, MBm la Sedaas, Coaehes, Coupes, Convertibles nud’ Sta­ Pay A> Little Ae Bridgeport Brass company have | In the South' End rolve Education, Aiu- end. Now it is nine. ’Plie limit Vote to Establish a fence would ooet $1,562, these fig- A hew turn in the already tion Wagons. All priced below oelllng. All have good ttres. on such a cour.se of training was been authorized to petition the| Most ha^e radios and heaters. Can be purchased with or srith- $1,25 Weekly! itees. Loans, Disabl- National Labor Relations bfrard for urea not Including the cost of la­ strained local housing situation four years. Now It can run long­ Vets* Advisory Group bor to erect the fence. The com­ ont trades. Caa he bought for cash or terms, one-third down, a strike vote among the approxi­ waa revealed today with the an­ Company No. 1 of the SMFD an­ Veterans and Any er. depending on VA’s decisiftn. mittee after hearing the coats and swered two still alarms of fire yes­ balance In 18 months. mately 4.000 employes. m u u ; nouncement by several local vet­ I Living- sllowanre f('r disabled SWEATERS Bciton, Dec. 21 (Special)— Despite looking over the drainage of the terday, the first at 116 Drive B iture Bonus Action veterans taking this training wax The authorization was accorded j the union officials yesterday by a frigid temperatures, over one hun­ piece decided to recommend the erans that they had been served Silver Lane Homes for a fire caus­ at least $92..’>0 mow ■tlO.'i) for a FOR CHRISTMAS large lot on the oppoalte aide of vote of the membership of the un­ dred voters of the Townxif Bolton with eviction papers by the own­ ed by an overheated oil burner, the By itmurn Marlow single man. U wa.s $10;i.50 (now the road. ers of properties here. An effort second alarm, at 2.40 yesterday af­ CAPITOL MOTORS, INC. Gifts with ion local. No figures were an- ci owded the Fireplace room of the infton, Doc. 21.—(S’)—War glLli for a married man. Retail Salesroom TEA Other Commente Is being made by Major Nathan ternoon at 86 Proctor road. Little 868 MAIN ST. TEL. 7-S144 HARTFORD I.jirger Dependenry .-tllowsnee Community hall.for the special The moderator of the meeting Oatchell, director of the 8ervice\ get a better break. Con- In Packages and Taa Bags at Your Grocer e damage resulted in either fire. gnr each dependent parent the Town Meeting last evening. The called on Everett McKinney to Center, to ascertain from tha Of­ Open Evenlngt Until SdW haa widened their govern- veteran, married or single, re­ Manchester WANT MONEY? meeting was called to order at 8:16 speak on the subject of. purchasing fice of Price Administration Just Bt benefita. President Truman ceived an additional Jir.’iO (now ^.. Now’ In Slock! I(i BORROW ON YOUR AUTOMOBILE and Walter Elliott waa selected the land. Mr. McKinney aald he what specific rights the service­ ^expected to sign all this Into .$151. K-jr each dependent ‘’hUd ; « fiR U S H E S * moderator. felt the town of Bolton was fortu­ man or veteran has under state 8 Mot*e Permits high ■bortly. the married veteran received $5.7.5 Knitting Mills Change Order Of Bualnesc nate Ip being able to purchase the laws regarding summary process lie beneflta involve education, monthly. Now he gets $10 for Open Every Niifht $100.00 t o $1000.00 On motion of Mario Morra, the site under conaideratlon and said or eviction from apartment or For New Homes amputees, disabled veter- the first child, $7 for each addi­ iARTHl'R DREG STORES* order of business was changed and he felt the price of $2000 which U houses which are rented by the ' MONTGOMERY WARD ^845 5laln St. Riibinnw Bldg.^ • Ownership of car is sufficient. and any future bCnus. The tional child. Until 9:00 • Car remains in your possession. the meeting first took up the sec­ four dollars a front foot waa very individual serviceman by the changes are In the so-called 8. Loans The VA guarantee ond item in the warning: reasonable. Me pointed out that month. , Alexander Jarvis, by securing Value Dill of rights.” Here ate the loans to veterans by banks, indi­ I Henry Escott • Ixians granted while you wait. "To see if the town would vote at some date the town might have Clayton Hansen, executive sec­ three permits yesterday for single ones. viduals or accredited lending I • One signature only— on your name alone. to establish a Veterans' Re-Elm- to fence this property also but said retary of the Manchester Cham­ family homes to cost a total of For Everyone on Your List agencies. The guarantee In all j • 'Low interest rate. ployment and Advisory Commit­ that it would be a delayed expense. ber of (Commerce, following a talk $42,500, plus a $500 garage, boost­ *Intrlnele Duality! Amputees— the Veterans ad- He said that while he felt respon ___ Btion had no authority un- cases used to be .50 per cent up i • Confidential— No co-signers. tee ” ’ with Major Oatchell yeaterday ed his week's total for building to a total guarantee of $2,000. | INSURANCE David Toomey presented a reso­ sible for Mr. Dlmock’s offer of the stated that he plana to summon construction to $241,900. W hat’s cookin’ ? the old law to pay a veteran’s OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT land to the town he could see more all local contractors, builders, resl- gvel expenses when—through It’s still only up to $2,000 on all lution that would establish such a One of the houses to be built businesa loans, hut for loans o n ' committee and this was passed. advantages In the piece oppoeite tors. Zoning Board officials, offi­ will cost $15,000. another $14,000 ’iculty with his artificial limb— Speciat Thursday^ the Firehouse. bad to go to a veteran.s' center real estate like homes or farms j Mr. Toomey then presented a res­ cials of soctsl agencies, the Cham­ and the third, $13,000. TELEPHONE 3683 AUTO LOANS, INC. Drainage Dtsnissed ber of Commerce and the Selectmen THE ANSWER’ S AT a new limb or more training the guarantee under the new law olution naming the following mem­ Is up to $4,000. Which means: If 266 High Street, West • Manchester 42 ASYLUM ST. HARTFORD TEL. 7-7128 bers, and appropriating the sum of While the motion to purchase to meet in Joint session in order to the one he had. was under discussion the matter of thoroughly investigate the loeal a soon as the bill becomes law a veteran wanted to buy an $8,000 i Friday^ Saturday $250 to carry out the work of the house, the VA would guaranty j committee; Howard C. Chase, Clar­ drainage was discussed. Some were housing situation and if possible can pay the travel expenses of the opinion that the purchase Education -to get schooling' $4,000 of the loan ence H. Hoar, ’Thomas Bentley, to take stepa towards s possible i i i And now farms loans don’t Mario Morra, David Toomey. Anth­ should be delayed until the land Bvemment expense, a veteran waa accepted by State Health au-. L ast Call to atart It within two years have to be repaid in full for 40 ony Maneggia, Thomas W. Wil­ Wards! Maa’e Maeelve 14K Man’e Onyx and years, home loans for 25. Pre­ son, Clyde Marshall, Harry Miller thoriUea. Others were a t the opln sr hla discharge from the aerv- Ion that the present owner has a FOR Gold Dlamoed Blag Diamond B l^ ^ or two years after the war’a viously both had to be repaid in and (Tharles T. E. Willett. 20 years. Matter Is Explslned buyer for the site In case the town $75 Kl end, whichever waa later. does not buy it and were against Stain Resisting, White With Black Trim 9. Bonus The old taw said any 2 5 '% O F F Lovelier Than Any A discussion ensued and Mr. Can Walt l«nger benefits received by the veteran In T(X)mey explained that most of the any delay in purchasing It. First fow he can wait four years to the form of money like unem­ small towns In the state have af­ Selectman 'Thomas W. Wilson re­ rL He bad to finish schooling ployment pay of while going to filiated themselves with larger ported that a sanitary engineer TOYS! Ilin Seven years of the war’s /TS Other Gift At school—would be deducted from towns having an active Veteran’s has looked over the site and re­ KITCHEN . Now it's niife. any future bonus he might re­ Center. He explained that How­ ported It as fair drainage. He Education—to get schooling ceive. This has been wiped out. rf-TIM E ard C. (Thase had contacted the the Stats authorities would okay government expense, any vet- Christmas Time Is Hartford Center and they were the land. After further dlscusalon who entered the aervlce aft- A l l T O Y S prepared to take care of Boltpn's as to the Inclusion of a time limit C ^ha waa 25 had to prove his edu- FOR A veterans at the rate of $2.50 a In the motion and the pomibilitles ENAMELWARE had been interrupted by piece. He further explained that of having the Selectmen report the service. the rate of $2.50 applied for all the purchase to a special town meeting Man’s Birth stone Ladlee’ lOK Gold Public and the appropriation of the mon­ la no longer necessary. OPEN 6 A. M. TO 11 P. M. ^slts the veterans might make at Blag ta lOK Gold BlrthetoiM Blag Be can get as much educa- the Center. The Hartford Center ey to purchase, the origInM motion PERCOLATORS 1.44 A W A T C H ! made by Robert McKinney waa 12.95 as he is entitled to—accord- Setback Party WATCH GIFT waa selected because it offered so $ 14.95 $ , to hia length of aervlce. The A watch to tick away pleasantly the minutes in many different services. The reso' passed. it is four-years. Given by Anderson-Shea We will Close at 9 p. iii. Christmas Eve Open Meeting For Disrussion SAUCEPANS 55c the years to come of someone liear and dear to you. lution was carried. i^nslve courses—VA paya Auxiliary, No. 2046 Liilil 6 a. 111. Wediiestlay, Dec. 26 Parchase Of Site On a motion by Mario Morra the to a year for a veteran a The meeting then considered meeting was held open for further Btlion. ^ uaed to do it this EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT Item one of the warning: discussion on the school and com­ DOUBLE BOILERS 1.29 It figured a year’s school "To see If the town would accept mittees In charge. During the en­ at nine months. It broke AT V. F. W. HOME Fully Jeweled suing discussion Eugene Gagllard- Manche.s(er Green the recommendation of the com­ SIDE HANDLE POT, Medium, 98c the paymanta to so much a N ichols-Bristol, Inc. mittee to purchase a site for the one made a motion that the Select­ $em your Specials At ith. 3 Prizes! Refreshments! m- new school.” _ men meet with the achool board and the members—of the PTA:r • veteran wanted an inten- Playinff starts at 8:30 sharp ]\Iaiichester W atches Robert McKinney, chairman of SIDE HANDLE POT, Largo^LIV course which lasted only two 155 O uter Street the committee, described the lot in Some thought thia would be too baby imifonn Itha but cost $500, the VA paid FOR MEN question and made a motion that large a committee and the motion Wedding Ring Cotn- Ooetnae Ptn aad r what it figured that two the Selectmen purchase the lot for was re-worded to include the exee-i Maattou, 14K GoU Earrtaga Set utive committee of the PTA and | Benson’s COMBINET, Grey Enamel 1.29 ntba' ahara of nine months AND WOMEN the site of the school. The lot Is three members of the School' $ 19.75 $ 12.95 the so-called Grarell lot opposite j WHILE THEY LAST! low VA will pay up to $500 fbr SICKNESS the firehouse on the east side of Board. ■ srt intensive course even If-^ AND From Bolton Notch road. The owner of­ This group would act as an ad- j this would be a rare case fered to sell to the town a parcel visory body In drawing up plans, i etc. Bolton will have an estimat- i CHILD’S ROCKER it was for only one week. ACCIDENT that had 500 feet road frontage 1 HEINZ , CMs No Uving Allowance and extending 1359 In depth ap­ ed $65,000 to spend on a achool; ontgomery ard i. S. There had been no provl- $22.50 proximately 16.5 acres for the sum bonding the town for $50,000 and $1.98 INSURANCE anticipating some $15,000 from the for government pay for cor- For CHRISTMAS of $2000. a b y d o d s adence courses except exten- Alexander Jarvla, agent aasures Tax Included. Describes l.and Offered As Gift Public School Building Commis­ B E 824-828 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER sion. Any money spent over th at! oounws at regular universl- yon freedom from worry about While the motion was being dis- Child’s Sturdy Talde Hospital bills when offering cu.ssed Mario Morra asked First amount will substantially raise the Now the government will taxes in town. The Board of Se­ and 2 Chairs for correspondence courses, modemtely priced sickness and I .Selectman Thomas Wilson to tell in glass jais noddent Inaurance with liberal the meeting why the committee lectmen plans to submit the school Regularly $9.95 Oruea Vert-IWa Graen CnrrsK eartain limlta. A veteran plan to a Town Meeting for ap­ this gets no living aJIow- beneflta reqnlrlng hoapltallu- GIVING had decided on the Grazell lot in Wateh for Btess Watob fer Ladtea Ron. preference to the land offered by proval. ’They are bound to do this Reduced to $6.98 as he would If be were a according to a motion made by $ 39.75 $55 o1. Covers Individuals or family Louis Dimock. Selectman Wilson group to meet yqnr budget. Stop then told the meeting that L

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evidence that the president aver W TIO— 1080 w n n — u w Union President R. J. Thomas. He directed” mentioning of overt acts WDBt>>1808 Today *8 Radio WHTD—u i t said the agreement Includes wage Patton Dies In Navy messages to Pacific com­ Baetera naea Increases of 13 cents an hour to Doug Straw^s Basket Gives High 32-31 Wii »cial Silver manders. non-lncentlve workers and boost­ Approved By Roosevelt Ranger; WTIC — Qois of Two ing of earnings for production Dozen Davs Turner also said that Stark on 4:00 — W DRC — HouN Party; le Program workers to an average of approxi­ one or two occasions In 1941 In­ News^ W T T D — Erskine Johnson dUes. mately 21.50 an hour. After Crash formed him that certain Navy dla- in Hollywood; WTHT — Jack 7:45— W HTD — Inside of Sports. The strike at the plant, which patches had been, approved by the Bcrch; WTIC—Backstage Wife. 8:00— W DRC — Aldrich Family; Town iBowling Leagues manufactures transmissions, ser­ rael Latheran to presIdenL 4:15— W H TD —Johnson Family; WHTD — Hercule Poirot; WTOT Locals Fight Uphill iously affected auto production. Sport Slants ((Tontiniifd from Page One) Turner gave the committee this WTHT — Bride and Groom; — Blind Date; W TIC — d tle s re Christmas Pro* Rubber Workers Favor Strike version of his Dec. A conversation W n C — Stella Dallas. Service Concert. By Earl W. Yost In South Gate, Calif., CIO Unit­ few days before his automobile with Wilkinson: 4:80 — W DRC — Swing ’Dme; 8:30—WbRO-rKats Smith Bings; Tighter Than Ever at Branch ed Rubber Workers at the Fire­ and an Army truck collided near "1. know that Admiral Wilkin­ WHTD—Mutual Melody Hour; Newt: WHTT) — Freedom of Sparta Editor To Top East Hartfori stone Tire and Rubber Co., voted Mannheim on Sunday. Dec. 9. son did not agree with my view W TIC — Lorenxo Jones. Opportunity; WTHT — This Is TiMMorc E. Palmer, su> 699 to 56 to strike In support of 4:45—WDRC— Main Street. Hart­ OITirInl Announeevnent I that W’sr with Japan was In­ Tour FB I; W FIO —Duffy’s Tav­ Dog Fight Develops in Country Q u b Notes Heated Grid W ar Brlmoak Conns Bodi ndet of the recently organ- demands for 30 cents an hour pay evitable). But his disagreement ford;-WTHT—Hop Harrigan; boosts. About 2,300 workers were The official .announcement said: ern. The professional football season With 18 goals charged against Guardis Basket and Fc [ branch of Emsmuel Lutheran was called sharply to my atten- j WTIC—Young Widder Brown. West Side Rec League eligible to vote. "General Patton died at 6:50 9:00— W D RC — It Pays to be Ig- Is over but the ell out war between him in hla thrse atorta to date. It eh achool on the West Side, tlon when he said to me on Dec. 6:00— W DRC—^Talee from Far Summ ary Provides Margin tonight It wa.H announced by Brig. norant; W HTD — Gabriel Heat- the established National Profea- woiUd *ppM r that tha Brulna’ the teaching etaft ha« pre- 6 that I was mistaken, I and Near; WHTD — Here’s While Five Teams Vic Gen. John M. W|Uen, chief of staff ter; WTHT—Famous Jury Trial; stonal League and the young All Frankie Brimoek U far below hla Naacheater (.33) Victory; Miek Mni a apodal Chrietmaa pro- ■'Mistaken about what? I asked i Howe; WTHT—^Terry; WTIC— of the Seventh Army. The gen­ ■When a Girl Marries. W n c — People Are Funny. For Honors at YMCA American Conference la apt to Goal-tending peak . . . B. F. Pt. I for the achool to be preaent- him.” I 9:15—WHTD — Real Stories from keep the griddera in the news until Tedford Lead Scot Failure Shown eral died peacefully.” " 'You are mistaken about Ja- i 6:15—WHTD-rSuperman; WTHT But such Is not the case . . Beauregard, rg ...... 1 1 8 the Stiver Lane Community The expert at armored warfare Real U fe. another campaign mlla around. pan attacking the United States,’ i — Sants Claus; W TIC — Portia There remains but one week of When brlmmy took over the Straw, rg ...... 1 2 4 Sunday afternoon at three who campaigned brilliantly in 9:30— WDRC — Those Websters; The final chapter in the N F L waa Doug Straw’s baskat and he said.” j Faces Life. bowling left in the first round of g i^ ip e a In Chicago, after aerving Lana. Ig ...... fl 1 1 Clarence Wogman. aU- Africa, Sicily, France, Belgium, W H TD — Spotlight Bands; closed last Sunday In Cleveland To Prosecute Cooper asked if Turner had “ the i 6:30— W DRC—News Commen- the Wsst Side Rec Bowling League M months in the Coast Guard, the Lebleta. Ig ...... 0 0 0 ceaaful conversion In tbs . endent of the main achool tary; Swoon or Croon; WHTD WTHT — nje Sheriff: Coronet when the Western champion Cleve­ Tedford, c ...... bring greetlnga and Mra. convtetion then that Japan would and a dog fight has developed for Naav rear’s Eve Forty ^ a c k Hawks blaaad eJifht pucka 4 3 11 minutes of play In tbe final —Captain Midnight; WTHT— Front Page; WTIC—Waltz Time. land Rams downed the Bqatem Cterlaon. r f ...... attack the United States." the first four berths. through him because the Bruins’ 0 0 0 last night provided Maloney will be the pian- Murder Case Jack Armstrong; W TIC —Just lOtOO—W DRC — Moore and Dur­ titllats, the Washington Redskins "I did,” said Turner who was E R The standings today reveal that defensM collapsed . . . Then he Thompson, r f ...... 0 0 0 Paator Theodore E. Palmer Plain Bill. ante: WHTD — This Land of From all Indications the New 15 to 14 to win the. professional High with a scant margin of v one of the nation's top command­ Dariinga are out In front by one worked a 3-8 tie with tha top-place Murphy, If ...... 4 5 13 auel will make remarka. 8:45—W DRC—Calling All Girls; Ours; W T H T — Boxing; W T IC Year’s eve party at the Country moniker, world champions, for the tory over East Hartford High Florence Oden, Mra. Palmer (Ocntlnurd from Page One) ers in amphibious operations dur­ game. In second place cornea the club should be an outstanding year. Canadiena before making hte first the tune of 32 to 3L 'The WHTD—Tom Mix; WTHT— — Mystery *Theater. eon . . . ToUla ...... ^Mlaa ^^ctorla Palmer will be ing the war. Hartford Road Grill. Third, only affair. M4ny are making their Lrfmg before this final game was 10 12 32 waa played at the .Over East "Did you ever think thejr would Tennessee Jed; WTIC—Front 10:15— W HTD— Tresisury Salute. 'readera and recltatlona will be read it, adding: " I hope my rec­ two games out of first place is reservationa early to be aure they pleyed, the newly organized All 7***L®*,S?? Wedneedmy night East Hartford (81) with s large crowd In ord as mayor will be as good as stuck Pearl Harbor?” Cooper Page Farrell. 10:80— WDRC — Danny Kaye When the Brulna eked out an S-7 B. F. Pt, by Gerald Carter and Dan- Evening Show; W HTD — Musical Round­ Brown’s Garkge with the Pioneer win be included. Many guests American Conference took over the The locate were forced to my record as district attorney. If asked. spotlight on the pro football front Jrin over the lowly Rangers . . . Fournier, I f ...... 3 1 7 an uphill fight all the way. lurak. From HALE’S Self Serve and Health Market 6:00— News on all atations. up: W TIC — Sports Newsreel. Parachute and Bill PaganTs West are expected and are assured of It Is. I'm sure the people will be Landing Not Expected by signing numerous-name pro and While kicking out 23 of the 39 Zinchuk, i f ...... 6 0 0 home forces grabbed the lead ____ Ttdinga to All People" la 6:15— W D RC — Jimmy Carroll 10:45— WTIC — Congreuman Sides six games off the pace of a hearty arelcome. satisfied.” college performers. The latter pucks aimed at him, Brlmmy dte- Threlfall, r f ...... 3 1 7 the opening minute of the first Uieme o f the aenice, which "Yes air, 1 did,” Turner replied. 0 «M Medal Sings; W H TD —Digest; Musical Louis L. Ludlow. Darlings. Dancing to sweet music by Don open with the hymn "Come The presentment also charged group consisted mostly-of men In played much o f hie oldtime eklll Zebzda, r f ...... 6 0 0 riod and held s slight margin " I thought that would be a fun­ FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES Roundup; WTHT—Ksy-O-Quli; 11:00— News on all srtations. The race haa developed into the Chester and his orchestra from ar Ye Faithful" and prayer Anastasia had harbored Louis the armed forces and who haa es­ while being let down hard by hla Plnney, rf ...»...... 6 0 0 til midway in the final canto*| damental part of any war we would W TIC—(ihristmas Carols. 11:15— W DRC *-N lgh t Owl Show; hottest In years with all of the six nine till three, hors d'oeuvres, fa- Theodore E. Palmer, fol- (Lepke) Buci^alter, who later was have with Japan. And as I said r iw n tablished reputatlona or who were teammates . . . Manlerre, e ...... 4 0 6 when Straw thiew In a tw ia ^ Flour $1.29 8:30—W DRC— Music; W HTD— W H TD — Johnny Hart’s Orches­ above-mentioned teams staging a 'vors and a full course buffet din­ by the reading of the pro- electrocuted, and had a financial yesterday, I thought there waa a ner which win Include roast beef, plairing standout ball with leading W ith trade rumors rifa, moat of Kryqak, c ...... 0 1 1 polntor to put the Red and W liiw l Answer Man; WTHT—Concert tra; W T H T — Music: w n c — neck and neck race for a berth in The program In three Interest in extortions and rackets 50-50 chance that we would get a service elevens. the Brulna have become so goal- Mulligan, I g ...... 1 2 4 out front 30 to 29 for tha Hour: WTIC—Background for Hsrkness of Washington. the playoffs. taked ham, turkey, Swedish meat follow: and the looting of union treas­ severe raid there—not a landing Softaallk Grapes balla and all the appeUzing side Tbe Conference has offered some craay that they have forgotten all Huppl, Ig ...... 0 0 0 time ;n the game. Dinner: Five Minute Mystery. 11:30—W DRC— Night Owl Show; Of the twelve trams In the Scene I uries. Ana.stasia was drafted Into attack, we did not expect that.” dishes will round ou^the meal. mighty tempting contracts to pre­ about their back-checking . . . Fresher, I g ...... 6 0 0 Coach Wilfred a a rk e ’s 6:45— WDRC— Top Tune Time; WHTD — Labor Management league, the largest number ever, Annunciation First Reader the Army In 1942, and was dis­ Turner had testified that he ’The committee urges particu­ sent N F L stars, especially during And If a goalie doesn’t get plenty .Hulllvan, rg ...... 1 2 4 held this margin during tha r iTwi WHTD—Easy Aces; WTIC— Forum; WTHT — Gems for seven boa.vt marks of .500 or bet- ...... Joan Lawton charged In November, 1944, after reached the conclusion in June or Cake Flour larly all membera to get ^ e lr the recently completed season. The of that, he’ll be broken for double Zuccardi, r g ...... 6 0 0 maining minutes to score thottl Lowell Thomas. Thought; Tommy Dorsey's Or­ tar on the won and lost columns...... Clyde Plckral attaining the rank of master ser­ July of 1941 that war with Japan 7:00— W D R O -M om m le and the reservationa In to Ban Roman at Cleveland Browns have made an figures . . . fourth victory In seven starts. chestra; w n c — World’s Great The league will be Idle for tbe next Stations by Beginners — geant. waa "inevitable” and Cooper aak' Tangerines Men: WHTD — Fulton Lewis, either 2-0384 or 3-1833 so that offer to Riley Mathcaon, all league There’s a report that Bill Cow­ Totals ...... 12 7 31 startinsT local llneujf was ahUtSdl Novels. M o weeks due to the holldaya guard with the champion Cleva- McKinley, Dorothy Suddenly Suspended Case ed if the admiral at that time had Jr.; W n C — Supper dub. proper preparations can be made, ley mey go to Toronto for Billy Score at halftime. 20 to 15, East with Al Lanz at one u( the guard I with operations, resumed on Mon­ land Rams. Mathe.son disclosed »mas, Gerald McKinley. The jury said the "perfect mur­ recognized the possibility of an Pure Lard 7:15— WDRC—Jack Smith Songs; 11145—W DRC— Night Owl Show. day evening, January 7. Taylor . . . That’e why the canny Hartford: referee, Malln, time, 8 posts and c:aptain Bob Tedford | Peter Peterson, Robert der case’’ against Anastasia was attack on Pearl Harbor. Freah, Large 12:00—W HTD — Benny Strong’s that he was paid $375 per game win woe so bent on scoring . , min. periods. moving over from forward to W H TD — Musical Roundup; Over in the Y league, last yaar’a with an addiUonal $25 T or ex­ renson Andrew presented almost completed to a WTHT—Raymond Swing; WTIC Orchestra; w n c — New); Mr. runnerupa, Chambers Movers, are Herb Cain, who supplied the ter and Burt Carlson storting No. M- „ ^ , Kings county grand jury In May, Grandmother’s Smith Goes to Town. penses. The Star guard haa indi­ "cUncher” with only 41 seconds to Seconds (88) Tedford'a old .ppot Tha combtaaef Ooncral Patton Sunkist Oranges —News of the World. riding on top of the league of six Only 10 Days cated that ha would like to enter Away In a Manger” ---- School 194(\ by Heffeman, "who then 7:30—W DRC — Glnny Stoms 12:30— WHTD — Sammy Kaye’s teams. The Movers are out front go, seems to bs on the way to the B. F. Pt, tlon proved effective once itatlons by Primary Children— either the coaching field or play got started, although they suddenly suspended and abandon­ Germany, Austria and Cziechoalo- 2 L b . J a r Show; WHTD — Frank Slnglser Orchestra; W n c — ’Three Sons by a game and one-half over last Rangers . . , Hockey managers Kelly. If ...... 3 0 6 Otll, Virginia Ulmer, Obituary Mince Meot In the All American Conference. peared handicapped during ed the case: He stated that this vakia In Allied drives that aUg- em ej and the News; W T H T — Long ’Trio. year’s champion Don Wlllia Gar- ’T il Bowl Came seldom trade players in a hot McKinney, I f ...... 3 1 7 Hanhelde, Karen Sue The Rama cannot afford to lose early stages of the gome. case was dropped on Instructions gered Germany to her kneks last agemen. The first five teams, the Rcoring streak and very few of Robinson, I f ...... 0 0 0 on. Nancy Fortier, 'A a stellar lineman like Matheaon. Tedford and Mickey MurpfcpJ from his ‘superiors.’ This was em­ spring had been making an amaz­ Oeean Spray Movers, Willis Garage, Center them ever leave Boston willingly Wilkie, r f ...... 3 0 6 ne n —The Manger Scene Fortunately tha'tcam signed fresh­ scored 24 of the locate pobita phatically denied by his superiors. ing recovery until yesterday. Florida Oranges Service, Bryant and Chapman and Alabama*USC Rose Bowl man star Bob Waterflcid to a three • . . That should explain the over­ Tuttle, rf ...... 0 0 0 Christmas Story "William O’Dwyer testified that Doctors Gravely Worried Funerals Wynn CroingBack on Air; emphasis on attack by Cowley and Lewis, c ...... 2 1 5 the latter getting IS arid Tad Second Reader Can the Manchester Motor Sales are year contract prior to the title 11 his chief concern and paramount It was then that the respiratory Cranberry Sauce 17e Tilt Expected to Be game last week. Cain .... Wamock, r f ...... 2 2 6 ...... Joan Lawton seeuiew in the fight for league honors. East Hartford held a • to 4 object was a conviction for mur­ condition developed. By morning Mrs, .Anns M. Knofside Only the cellar dwelling Moriarty • I f the National League is to hold The Kitcheners, Milt Schmidt, Mutty, c ...... 0 0 0 p l i ...... Charles Price der of Anastasia because Anas­ Thriller at Pasadena at the period and were out f today, doctors were gravely wor­ The funeral of Mra. Anna M Revives Fire Chief Role Brothers art out of the running Its pl.ice, team officials will have Woody Dumsrt and Bobby Bauer, McC7Iu*kev, I g ...... 0 1 1 rl Lewis, Charles Ptckral. tasia waa the leader and moat 20 to 15 at half Ume. A t HialtJ ried about the deterioration In his Knofakie of Flower street, waa Grapefruit 3 29c but judging by their shutin win to offer their star pcrformcra more hadn't been scoring well lately be- Wlrtalla, I g ...... 1 1 3 _ _ rd Murak prominent gangster In the Brook­ condition. As Patton’s life ebbed three-quarter mark the homo held this afternoon at 2 o’clock Pumpkin far Pie N o . 2 Vi Can 19c over the Movers two weeks ago the Pasadena, Dec. 21— (gb—Only 10 money for their weekly services. •cause they have been ^ver-preas- Moriarty, I g ...... 0 0 0 en No. 2 lyn underworld; that not a single away, his heart became affected. held a 26 to 20 margin. Aftad:| from the T. P. ^olloran Funeral New York, Dec. 21— iJP)— Ed follow in her father’s wake to a team will have a lot to say about more daya 'till Rose Bowl time As the situation stands at present, ing . . . The third linesmen, Don (Toughlln, c ...... 1 0 2 I Little Town of Bethlehem murder in organized crime waa Shortly before his death, Maj. Straw's baaket had givan School Home, 175 Center street and burial rancy Wynn is going back on the air, theatrical career, figures she can just what team gains first round and Southern California grid fans, the Conference will atop at noth­ Galllnger. Bep Guidolln and Bill Haaaett, rg ...... 0 0 0 committed in Brooklyn without Gen. A. W. Kenner, chief of Arm y was In East cemetery. Rev. Alfred llen h ey advance another step next Wed­ putting on one of the wildest ing in digging Into the ranks of Shin, have been flashing tha rad Tiirklngton r g ...... 0 0 0 cheater a SO to 39 lead, both ' this time temporarily on CBS. Ha honor^ exchanged two successful charttg | •r Scene Continued Anastasia’s permission and ap­ surgeons in Europe, left European Williams, pastor of SL Mary’s nesday night. She will make her scrambles for tickets In years, are NFL for talent for their respective lights consistently but they also Pitkin, r g ...... 0 0 0 Second Reader The Y League is scheduled to tosaca before Referee Shorty proval. headquarters In Frankfurt for Episcopal church officiated. Angel Pears 4f„29c will revive the "Fire Chiefs" char­ flrat appearance In Dad’s NBC beginning to think the Alabama- teams before the 1946 campaign have been giving the oppoaiUon too Sue Peterson, Beverly bowl next Wednesday night. Un’a final whistle sounded- Had "Perfect Murder Case” Patton’s bedside. The bearers were: Thomas Cur­ Baking Chacalate •/, u. 14c acter he inaugurated on NBC in comedy show with a speaking USC battle may rank with aomc of opens. many openings to do the same Totals ...... 15 6 36 rwO. Dorothy Thomas, “William O'Dwyer alira testified Only ten minutes before the gen- The local seconds scorsd i ran, Edward Murray, Jacob Tu- April, 1933. part. the great New Year’s Day games It's an all out war aa It stands • Aa soon os the Brulna as a East Hartford (38) iel Murak. Doreon Davis that he knew he had « ’perfect ci'al died, the 130th station eland, Ray Dwyer of the past. today, with the Conference having ■ B. F. Pt. to 28 win in the preliminary. Bt So Gentle” . .First Reader muriler case’ against Anastasia in U l issued this bulletin on his con­ and Benjamin House!. As arranged, he is to do a guest For Alabama, with three wlna, a little edge, judging by the name spot in the James Melton show Dialing Tonight: NBC —8 Paul Bristol Five aek'a admirers again will be en Baglln. r g ...... 1 0 3 ,» No. — April, 1940. He stated, however, dition: Hershey Cocoa Vi L b . B o x 10c Apples a tie and one loss, has the best players that they have signed in titled to hail him as hockey’s top McAulf, rg ...... 0 0 6 lent N i g h t ...... School that he waa not aware that Hef­ Pulmonary CompUcaUon for the first four Sunday nights in Lavalle concert, new CJhlldren’s record of any eastern representa­ the past few months. the new year. Otherwise, the gen­ Comer; 8:30 Duffy’s Tavern; 9:30 goal-tender . . . Blanc, rg ...... 2 3 6 stlons by Juniors— feman had presented almost a "General Patton’s condition Is To Face PA’s tive In the Bowl. And Southern Klingel, Ig ...... 0 3 3 considered serious. There has been Big Three Closer eral format of the concert program Waltz Time; 10 Mystery theater; aG A R E T T E S _____Davie, Ronald Schulte, complete case before the grand Freeh, Large Bunch ^California, while perhaps not the Truadle, Ig . . . . . 6 1 1 a pulmonary complication which will remain. 10:45 Rep. L L Ludlow on "Our $1.59 Per CartM oto M Duroet, Edward WoJ- jury and then suddenly mispended powerhouse of* yore'i will be de-1 Rtissell. c ...... 0 3 8 Charlea Plckral, Richard has resulted In an accumulation of All Kinds of Fancy Fruit Cakes Whether he will continue longer Foreign Policy." . , . C?BS— 7:30 High Home Game and abandoned the presentation. Now Than Ever I fending a spotless record of eight East Side Rec Wierzbckl, e ...... 6 0 6 secretions In the lungs thus em­ Carrots has not been Indicated as yet. In- Glnny Simms and Ronald Colman; State League Leaders wins in as many Rose Bowl vlsita. {ARTHUR DRUG STOI "A s a matter of fact, he said Murphy, c ...... 0 0 6 Scene H I that had he known of Ita com­ barrassing respiration. Paralysis of ridentally, the sponsor is the same 8:80 Kate Smith In "The Small Strangely enough. It will be the Manchester High will enter­ S845 Alstai S t who put him on as the "Fire Chief." To Difplay Wares at McGrkn, rg ...... 2 3 7 In Our Homes mencement before the grand jury one side of the diaphragm In the (Oontlnnad from Page One) At All Prices One;’’ 9 It Pays to Be Ignorant; first rose moct'ng between Tide i tain Windham High tomorrow League Results r rw i Wynn’s most recent series for Temple, rf ...... <0 0 6 Second Reader be would not have permitted Hef intercostal resulting from the 9:30 Those Websters; 10 Moore Sport Center Sunday and Trojan. But of the six most night at the local state armory. another sponsor was on ABC a Butler, If ...... 3 0 6 ____ No. 102 feman to go as far because; There spinal cord Injury has made it dif­ Istere, whose job It Is to draft the and Durante . . . ABC—8 Blind thrilling tourney games, each has' SA.\ ticket holders will be ad­ Tigers (88) <^1 ficult to get rid of these secretions peace treaties. This Is the coun­ year ago. Dawaon, I f ...... 0 0 6 “As Each Happy Christmas" was a witness, a young man, String Beans Daters; 8:30 This is FBI; 9 Fam­ ITie local PA management has played .in two. / j mitted until 8 o’clock and if B. F. T. by cupping. As a result of the cil that met in London In Septem­ School whose life would be In jeopary M ilk 3 c. ous Jury Trials; 10 Bourt. Tony made tentative arrangements to Alabama’s 20-19 halrliner over' any tickets are left over at this Pontlllo, rf ...... ___ 5 1 11 pulmonary congestion, the heart ber and October, but got nowhere. Totals ...... 8 13 38 CAR PAINTING Bther—Mrs. Harold Peterson and the trigger man employed by Between Christmas and New Janicro vs. Umberto Zavala . . . meet the Bristol Trampa Sunday Washington In 1926 and the Dixie time they will be placed on Behrend, If ...... 6 1 has become embarrassed, however, 3. 'the Big Three foreign min­ 13 Score St halftime, Manchester ether—^Raannond Thomas Anastasia waa a fugitive and that Year’s tbe networks are to have MBS— 8 Hercule Poirot, detective; afternoon at the Red Men's Sport Howell-Don Hutson 29-13 stam­ sale for adults. Modean, c ...... ---- 1 2 the pulse is strong and the tem­ isters. 4 25 to 12; referee. Marietta; time, Get Our EstiBUtd ___Idren— Karen Sue Peter- two trials would be necessary, one their annual reviews and forecasts, 8:30 Freedom of Opportunity. Vic­ O n te r on Wells street and is now pede of Stanford In 1935 are al­ Flaherty, rg ...... 0 perature only slightly above nor­ 4. Diplomatic channels which Hubbard Squash 1 1 8 minute periods. eon, Dorothy Thomas. Ger- for Anastasia and one for the each using its own Idea on how the tor Herbert: 9:30 Bob Crosby waiting verification from the visi­ ways topical In Rose Bowl discus- I Rcichenbach, rg . . . ___ 2 SOLIMENB 41 FLAGG mal. The chief medical consultant are used dally. 0 *4 , aid McKinley trigger man.” programs should go. band; 10:30 Meet the Press. Sena­ tors. Bristol is one of the top- sions. TTie Tide sewed up those' Ilanaan, Ig ...... ---- 1 1 3 INC. for the theater has been In at­ It wa.s suggested that no move-] T omato Soup games with three-touchdown pe­ ______Hymn— The jury said O’Dwyer testified MBS starts Christmas night at tor Wheeler on "America’s For­ notch teams in the Conn. State 684 Ceater S t XU. U U “Jesus Loves the Little that after he had left the Army tendance.” ment was afoot to dissolve the | eign Policy.” League.’ riods that Were offensive master­ The pulmonary complications de­ 9:30 In place of the American 15 6 86 ' ChOdren" ...... School as a brigadier general he had as­ Council 6f Foreign Ministers, I Premier— ^Ne. t'/j Can Due to the Inability to secure pieces. 'The 22 points engineered ' Local veloped from bronchial secretions Forum with "1948 in Review,” in Sport SqUrea (87) BOTTLED GAS sumed the “ unfinished matters” which Includes the foreign minis­ Onions better than average teama aa com­ In the second quarter of the Stan­ yesterday when the colorful gen­ which an hour of drama and Saturday Programs: NBC 10:30 B. F. T. relating to Anastasia had been ters of China and France an well petition, the local P A ’s would rath­ ford game atill stands aa a Rose New Installations Now Be­ eral was well on the way toward transcription of events will be in­ a. m. Rockefeller Center carols; Bowl scoring high. McLaughlin, rf .... ----2 1 5 ion Commended handled by hla aides. aa the Big Three. But it appear­ Sauerkraut er not .BtL 21c II Turnips participate in looking back and delphia orchestra Xmas concert; ing from the Bristol management, Squire*; referee, Smith. Alto Local Moving and M anchester Statea Britain and Russia. Besides the 1935 tilt, the Big latter five with Gunner HilinskI Inyant In wage disputes. No Conipliance ahead. Finally, ABC, for an hour 8:15 People's Platform "Moscow there will be a game Sunday with Red figured In two other games Light Trucking and Hippo Correnll In the starring T^p ranking officials of the cor- on New Year’s night at 10, will Conference and Peace;” 7 Helen a preliminary to precede It. generally rated near the top: The Royal .Klnga (88) role, whipped the City Cobbers PHONE 8962 ■iitlon and tha union, in Wash- Date Book (Oonttnned from Page One) tMUB / have "ForecMt 1946,” with lead­ Hayes in "A Child Is Born:” 9:45 1925 contest In which Notre B. F. T. on for hearings by the govern- Hospital Notes ers In various fields predicting Saturday Serenade . .. . ABC— last week. Tlje Billiard.s next start Accornei-u, rf .... GAVEI.LO & E. SCHULZ Nuts Philadelphia—A cheer leader Dame’s Four Horsemen were too will be against the Legion on ...9 1 19 ;t fact-finding board studying Tonight were maintained over the carrier j« 2 9 c what might be ahead. 11:30 a. m. Chester Bowles talk; beat Utah’s basketball team here. much for the great Ernie Nrvert, Richardson, If ...... 6 1 13 nation’s major labor problem, Cucumber Pickle 3 p. m. Opera "Lohengrin;” 6:45 Tuesday, January 8. Laa, c ...... Kiddies' Chri.stmsa party, Brlt- group aa protection. Admitted yeaterday: Mrs. Doro­ He dashed onto the court. Injured 25-18: and the sparkling 21-13 vic­ ...11 0 22 pared ,to confer in an attempt Ish-Amerlcan club. "Even If only a considerable por­ thy Reale, Talcottvllle; Jonathan n a e y ’Twenty-year-old Marilyn, the Labor USA: 7:30 Dick Tracy: 9 star Vem Gardner so badly he had tory over Nebraska in 1941, which ; Keating, rg ...... 11 0 22 Tomorrow silver Lsme only one o f Eddie Cantor’s five Gang Busters . . . M B S .— 11:3(1 Practically the entire personnel 1 Rlvosa, ig ...... /''I ;0 agree on a basis for resump- tion of our fighters had been In the Climenger, 37 Griffen road; Mrs. to retire. 8t> Joseph’s edged the brought the T formation back into of the four trams In the Rcc League . . . 4 1 9 Latin American Soagurcu lon of collective barsainlng on Annual Children’s Christmas daughters with an inclination to a. m. Land of Lost, new time, Utes by three points. vogue. ! Diana, ig ...... air, 1 believe the Japanese ajttack Helen Chreaap, 50 Coolldge street. ere composed of discharged vet- . . . 2 0 4 I ' m and nrettr Mtllnda. DaMayte Diamond Walnuts 'nils will be the 32nd rose re­ ■ ’iiuLr rri.io «ni>reciriUun v !icu vuu bias . •« scriea In the tend. The flrat tourna­ lonth following a strike In sup- Land-Based Bombers Available street; Mrs. Dorothy Pongratx and faces are expected to grace the PteaearB (11) n Mlarn Hat ulU i'erliacata far ment of rMea game waa playtd '.ill .-tmaa You .l b« lUa amlen Me irt ofd lie union’s demands for a Al.so. Turner noted, there were son, 127 High street; Pameh^Moss, No. S Oaa K on lty KIst varioiu lineups of the team. B. F. T. WOODS .r* ; ’way back tn 1903, when Michigan’s 0 per cent wage rate Increase. Fij^ht Blaze ' some land-based bombers available 67 Harris street; Frank Hart, 542 Tomra, rf ...... 0 0 U An . t i.iil I‘f 1 .iilcata The GM panel was to resume to the defenders of Pearl Harbor. polnt-a-minute team drubbed Stan­ Gsrich, If ...... • Uie nival IV ay to a man Middle Turnpike, east; Mrs. Louise Fancy Asparagus Can 25c HEALTH MARKfT ford, 49-6. Charlie RobbinS, national mara­ ... 3 1 5 Range and Fuel Oil 10 opportunity r; -elccUnir what he learings late today, having rc- Turner upheld his warning mes­ Barrs, 72 North Elm street; Mrs. thon champion, received one vote Day, c ...... 1 6 2 I'nii m liat bt.' .e, olor tali ala*. He* saed to study Mr. Trumsn s Four Hours sage of Nov. 27 as entirely ade­ There have been few dull onca rmsbl* any time at any Adam Hat Emma RuasfU, 105 Birch street; In the yearly Aasoclstcd Press poll Uialey, rg ...... 6 0 0 Local IVloying and •Tc. Kreo — miniature Hat and Beg itatement, which said that f a d ­ quate. He said It was not necea- Henry Starkweather, 687 Parker since then and local fans don’t Harris, rg expect to- doze o ff Jan. 1 when for the world's No. 1 male athlete. . . . 1 0 2 .til 4. .cli gift certificate. ing boards Investigating labor sarj’ to send anything additional atreet. Bouchei, Ig ...... Trucking (Continued from Page One) TURKEYS Harry Gilmer starts pitching for Byron Nelson, golfing great easily . . . 1 0 2 utes "should unquestionably to Kimmel. Birth today: A daughter to Mr. Niblet Corn 2 Cans 2 7 c captured high honors. 'Bama and Ted Tannehill runs for GLENNEY’S liave the right to examine the cm- O’Donnell block containing the Turner said he had had "the and Mra. Michael Ber^iaume, 622 lOOO old SC. 6 1 U 29 Pearl Street iloyers’ books.” Later Mr. Tru- utmost respect for his (Klmme^’s) North Main street. 20 pounds or over - lb. 47c Doug Straw came through in the 789 Main Street bowling alley, the flames spread T e l 6566 an told a news conference that to the next door building driving ability" and added that he believed clutch laat - night with the game Sportene (88) this estimate of Kimmel was shar­ Advertisement— ards also should have power to 20 persons from their top-floor winning basket and foul tosa In B K T Can 1 7 c Manchester High’s 32 to 31 win :amlne a labor union's books. apartments. ed throughout the Navy. Have your tires capped with our String Beans Under 20 pounds lb. 51c Mutty, rf ...... g 0 4 East Side Rec over East Hartford. The authority of the fact-finding Firemen, who placed an early Answering a series of queationa famous snow cap design Camp­ Oougan, r f ...... 2 O' 4 ards to consider profits and by 'Vice Chairman Cooper, the for* bell’s Auto Supply, 29 Bissell S t, Roach, If ...... 4 0 8 estimate > of 2100.000 damages, 8 t Lnwrenoe Tickets for the Victory Dinner irice.s In connection with wage Inr mer chief of Navy War Plana tes­ Manc|iester. Gym y Calendar OiBattisto, c ...... 6 0 10 were concentrating on saving a GEESE...We hove large, plump in honor of Manchester Hlgh’a pease demands had flow ed the nearby movie theater threatened tified: Da via, rg ...... 3 0 6 irogre.se ‘if the two panels study- 1. That the fleet had undergone cross country team on Monday Hodge. I g ...... 2 0 4 by the rapidly-spreading blaze. Tender Peas Geese ready cleaned. .Friday, Doeember 31 evening, January 14 have been dis­ png wage disputes - the General “ many months of preparation for Qymi t o j p d o l l a r otors strike and in the oil indus­ just such an attack as the Japa- tributed and placed on sale around Total ...... 18 0 36 8;00-9:30— Badminton town. A gsls affair has been plan­ try's wage controversy. ne.se made." Officers Elected NATIVE ROASTING CHICKENS Swimming Pool; ned In honor of the etate and New Raiders (84) Will Not .Alter Stand 2. That “within the limits of the Tamatoes N o . 2 Can No Certificate Required 6 ;00-7:00— Boya England champions. B F T .. . C A R / Before Mr. Truman's deci.slon, materials program I felt confident . . . Really large ones, meaty 7<00-8:00— Men Oiovlno, rf ...... 1 0 2 neral Motors had advised the By Orange Lodge the fleet was prepared and ready 8:00-9:00— Women Ducats for the affair may be Rlvosa, If ...... 6 1 13 |panel it would withdraw ■ from for war.” Saturday, Decembef 33 purchased at the sports desk of Brown, c ...... 2 0 4 carings If profits and prices were 3. That he. Admiral Harold R, and tender. O P A wiU release the ration o f new tires on Jan. 1. W.e Will Gym: The Herald. Several outstanding Flavell, r g ...... 0 1 1 tf^BRUNHER’S onsidered as evidence. Later Manchester Loyal Orange Lodge, Stark, then chief o f Naval opera­ W affle Mix 2:00-5:00— Badminton apeakera have been lined up for Lea, Ig ...... 7 0 14 OAKtaaO $T., H*«CllfSTeR Jptesident Charles E. Wilson said No. 99 haa elected the following tions, and Admiral Royal Inger- have 1,000 tires gbout 70i or 8th from Akron, Ohio. W e the evening. Complete details Will offeiera to serve during 1946: |the president's statement would soll, assistant chief, had been in be announced later. Total ...... 1 6 2 34 t a)ter the company's stand. In Worthy Master, William J. Bren­ We Have a Grand Selection and are now taking orders for,new tires, any sire with a $5.00 Rtferee, Smith. agreement for months that war • ' ‘ ■ Iths oil industry's panel, company nan; deputy master, Howard Phil­ with Japan was inevitable. ITesf Side Rec lips: chaplain, Stephen Whyte; re­ Bell Poultry Seasoning deposit. Orders will be filled in rotation. Easy terms on Ispoktsmen also have threatened to 4. That Vice Admiral Theodore Last NighCs Fights withdraw If Issues of profits and cording secretary, Robert Tedford; 5. Wilkinson, then head o f Naval Stock of Fresh Beef,- 1 • Roosts and complete sets of 4. If you mail your order please use U. S. BovoUng League jprices are introduced. financial secretary, James H. Cole; intelligence, had told him on Dec. y Wednesday ' Night treasurer, David Mullen; director Pkf.lOc President Truman's statement, 6, 1941, that he (Turner) was mls- Posud Money Order. By Tbe Aesecteted Preee of ceremonies, Paul Peterson; In­ Steaks, Pork Roost, Picnics and Stoedhigw - itch did not mention any single ’ taken and the Japanese would not Fall River, Maas.— CHeve Bailey, Bowling League TOWN MOTORS side Tyler, Richard H. Whyte; Out­ W. Pet. 168, Philadelphia, outpointed H ger dostry, said that "ability to pay attack the United States. Dortlhga ...... 80 .750 •Iwaya one of the facta revalent side Tyler, John Lutton; first lec­ illlONGINES Ted l^wry, 180. New Medford. 45 West Center St. At Cooper St. Telephone 8557 "rurner also teatifled that he M A i.. *•'. AJ- - Chops, Veal, Sausage, Ground Hartford Road Grill .29 .725 tbs laaue to aa increase in wag- turer, William D. Black; second ^mon Juice i Can IQe GIVE HIM OR HER A NEW SET OF (10). Danhy Delgado. 138, Provi­ Standlags M ' lecturer, Clarence Booth. never .hekrd'In 1941 of-Presldeht Bron’a Garage .... 38 .700 Roosevelt’s desire that warning dence, outpointed Steve Bellus, W. L. Secretary of Labor Scbwellen- Foreman of standing committee, Pagonl'a West Sides 24 .600 138*i, Boston (8). Chambers Movers ..19 11 Unitod Motors Factory Sealod Samuel Elliott; other members on messages sent to overseas com­ epoatry CtaS — Osaton Sprtags — Light Eodr — OUeqaot Ctab Beief, Cold Cuts. Va proposal to make a fact- Planer Porocliute ...24 .800 Miami, Fte__ Jock Lsrrlmore, Don WiUia Oarage .18; 11 the committee are: Louis Beck­ manders make clear the United panel to consider issues in Lek’s Bteso ...... $3 .55(1 140, Miami, and Abie Kaufman, Cantor Service ...... 16 13 Units To Fit Ail Makes of Cars with, John Whyte, Robert Mc- States wanted Japan/-to commit Tires for Christmas r peven weeks old strike of 4,000 Matthew Wior Warren and Ja.rvte . .30 .500 141, Philadelphia drew (lO).'Eddie Keown and Loula Eaton. the first overt act toward war. Ginger Ale, Large Bottle Bryant A (3iapman .16 14 yes of Greyhound bits lines AMD A GOOD SUPPLY OF Qrtewold’a Oarage .. 18 .450 Steel, 16, Macon, Ga„ T. K. O. Po­ Man. Motor Bales ..13 16 and Trucks The subject came up when Com­ .325 ^ d le d today by union off!- Jewelry”— Gifts Pockett’s AU-Stsra .18 lo Garza, 1645, Mexico City (10). Mprlarty Broi...... 6 31 mittee Counsel William D. Mitchell Cooper St. Tavern .18 .836 Pittsburgh—Billy Garrett, 144, MOTOR TUNE-UP CARBURETOR WORX recalled that Gen. George C. Mar­ OosidlttoM Afloepted Contents 2 for 25c FROSTED FOODS Fairfield Grocers ... IS .800 Swtesvale, Ps., T. K. O. Sparky BRAKE SERVICE About Town shall, had testified previously about ‘ A Greyhound corporation official 977 Main St. Manchester • '1 " " Knights of Columbus 8 .200 Rsynold's, 150, Indianapolis (31. We Use Only Factory SpcciBed Pert* In Our Repair WofR President Roosevelt’s Instructions the PennsylvaiUa and Central LEE’S Bund lines had accepted con­ Chapman Court, Order of Am that commanders should be told Established 1926 Date and Nut Bread So, we ore able to take good core BRUNNER’S As A Paiwiader Tbs Bat Comes Home RUDY JOHNSON I arantb, at Its meeting this evcr- of this nation's position on the Gonerdl Auto Repairs fer ending the etnke in 18 % I ESSO STATION ELECnUOAL COlfTBACTINa The panel would consider nlng in the ,Ma((onlc Temple will matter. He added; New York—Commteslohar Jim Son Diego—Although hte dis­ elect officers for the coming year. "The president laid a good deal 80OAKLANDST. , AND WBPAIRINO H e In the wage dispute after Open Saturday L f ^ C m 29 c of your needs for the week-end 110 CENTER St. Crowtey admits Dsn Topping was charge date is not set, XM WII* On All Makes ond Models I partlee agree to end the walk- The bualnesB meeting will be fol of emphasis on that and insisted $100,000 to bolt ths Notional llama has landed tn Son Diego. The R. r . D. No. 1, RaekvtOe. ' iM de by other conditions, lowed, by a Christmas party In it be put Into W ar department TEL. 5191 TEL. 4540 FootbsU Lsagas and bring tha Red pox outfielder, test major fetMrtc 66 “ DOC* WEISS. Serrfce Huager mcssagc.>i. Yet the Navy message •Til 9 P. M. dght'-we^ eld strike by charge of .Mrs. Ruth Furay and and the holiday. Yanksss Into tho AU*Amoricsn tesipier to hit .400, is a Marine rOONB M A N C H E 8 T E B 8928 aO-UAW Workers In the Mrs. Blanche Prentice and their does not say one word about an Glace Figs, Dates and Prunes FootboU ^onforsaeo. piloL ^'#am er corporation in Mun- committees. Members ' are to overt lict.'' baa been settled, says bring 25 cent gifts for exchange. Turner replied there was ”no w ■■

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CUN N„ FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1948 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21,1941 RAGE FIITIIN^ FOURTEEN Maxical Inatrumcnta 53 TOONERVILLE FOLKS Baaineao Services Offered IS Roofing-Repairing 17-A Poultry and SnppHes 48 Garden—Ftnn-Duiry BY rONTAINB Garages—Service— Products 50 i It lit 111 SMALL otu^o upright piano. i: Storage 10 BUEITTRIC and Acetylene areld- EXPER’l REPAIRS of shingles, FOR SALE— Roasting chickens, Player piano, case like new. Also Cla$$ified ( I ( ( i f'' n ' ( . ing. No Job top large or too slate, composition and tin roofs all slses. Order them now for QUALITY GREEN Mountain po­ upright piano. Good condition. R e p o it On the Wa/i Sense and Nonsense Qasnfied Rebuilding and repairing . of fTlHstmas. 296 Hackmatack. tatoes, field runs, 50 lb. bag $1.25, . . a V (‘F ^ - r t T FOR RENT —GARAGE. Inquire | •matl. All work guaranteed CaU 'UU 0 p. m. Plano Shop, 6 iieeelet lUpert H tim CMW et StaH af tkaU.S. dnay 1943 (e IMS, to file Secretory ef War Marshall Parker Weldin> Oo., l4d Weet chimneys and flashings. E. V. <5all 6705. at the farm. 1832 Tolland atreeL Pearl streeL Adrerti$aL.iit$ 27 Elro etreet. Middle Tun.plke. Tel. 3026. Coughlin, 390 Woodland street. Buckland. Call 7997. Yuletlda You can get along at Christmas ^artnonents Phono 7707. FOR HALE 15 live geese, some [ FOR SALE — Knabe grand Sing a song of "Christmas” a freah pork. O. Herrman, 612 Cen­ FOR SALE—Green Mountain po­ For Rent For Sale TMa la the SSth of 42^1n- without the holly but jfou must SHEET METAL WORK, hot air ROOFING—Specialising in ■ re­ tatoes, flrata and seconds. Amelia piano, 6 ft. 5 In., mahogany case, up to meet the B-29 strike on "It la going to be really tough. pocket full of dough; have the berries. For Siile Wanted Autos— furnace repairing. New hot air ter street. To Buy To Sell etallmeata of material aelScted Starting out a-sbopping, I’ll soc(h Rent pairing roofs of all kinder also Jarvis, 872 Parker atreeL Phone llk'e new. Bargain for quick sale. from Oeneral MarehOll’a re­ Tokyo on 7 April 1946 found a Th4re are 68,000 to 70,000 fighting Motorcycles 12 and air conditioning fumacea In­ 7026. Also a small apartment size strong Mustang escort with our Japs holed up in the south end of be broke—I know! They wanted to give daughter To Buy To SeU stalled. Eaves trough and con­ new roofs. No Job too .-Small or port on the wlnnlnir'of World large. Good work, fair price. Free •HELLING OUT turkeys. Reason­ grand piano, mahogany , case, War 11. bombers of battle - damaged the Island, and I eee no way to Buy a gift for Father with a card some Red Cross Seats for Christ­ ductor repairing. Norman Bents. able price. Call 3194. FOR SALE Yellow globe turnips. only $395. 'Terihe can be arrang­ B-29's unable to make the full re­ get them out except blast them out inside mas. but ahe told them she didn’t WANTED 1934 to 1937 pick-up or ejvtimates. Call Hojvley, Man­ XKJCVI 8966 chester 5361. Gllnsck Parma, .South Main ed. A. I* Owens Music Co., 1080 Housea for Sale 72 Iturn flight to their bases In tbs jrard by yard. Our attack is set to Saying "Don't you grow a beard want them- that she didn’t even panel truck. Phone 5688 or 6166. EGOS—Strictly fresh, delivered street. Phone 6121. Main street, Hartford. TheKetaeaaa , Marianas, 800 miles further to the go soon, and t think we are ready. —this loud Us to hide!” know bow to feed them. ALL APPLIANCE.S serviced and direct from farm to consumer. Allied gaiha In the Southwest I south. Buy a gift for Sister, Ashamed Lost snd Found WANTED—Used cars, any year 6 ROOM House and sun-parlor, “Ths Japs have tremendous repaired, burners, refrigerators, Mnving-«-Trucklng^— Phone 2-1480. fire-place, steam heaL oil burner, Faetflc Were extended on 1 Meanwhile Phllipplne-baacd air­ amounts of artillery and have to show my face Child—Dad, Is Santa Claus a or model. Celling prices paid. ranges, washers, etc. All work Hoasehotd Goods 51 [f o r s a l e — Steinway parlor May by an amphibtoua force of craft were establishing command When I ask ths pretty clerk for myth or a moth? —GoM bracelet artth iden- Call 3869. Buck’s Auto Sales. guaranteed. Metro .Service Co. Storage 20 FOR SALE —Roasting chickens, grand piano. Telephone 4868. 8-car garage, hard wood floors, used it far more intelligently than etioa Inalde. Pleaae caU 3207. all redecorated, occupancy Feb. Auatrkltan and Netherlandz Eazt over Formosa and the China I have ever seen them use It to lingsrle—(without lace). , Dad Well, moth grows on Broad street, off Center street. Tel Manchester 2-0883. . THE AUSTIN A. Chambers Com­ makp deliveries. Telephone FOR SALE— Green and cream I Indfea troopa which landed on Coaet and our naval. carrier date. With best estimate, it Buy a toaster for the wife'; I don t trees so Sants Claus can’t be i\ offered. 2-0127 Glenwood oil and gas range, with 1st. Price $10,600. Andover, on planee, as well as the superforta, ______. FOR IMMEDIATE service, see the pany., local moving, packing, Wearinff Apparel—Fora 57 main highway, 6 room single, hot nU-ricta Tarakan laland off the ■hows around 800 or more Indl have to think— moth, because if you think Santa crating and storage. Exceptional­ oil drum, $46. In good condition. | northeaat coast of Borneo. By the delivered strikes at the vsiy heart vidual weapons of 76-mm or bet t know—she wants to burn the Claus grows on trees’ - you’re Annmmeementu 2 Business Services Offered 13 T»impike Auto Body Works. We FOR SALE—Fat turkeys, live or Call 2-1309. air heat, fireplace, garage In of Japan. It was now possible to A nnounce ------1 body and fender ly full or part load shipments to dressed. Telephone Manchester f o r s a l e —Chlld’e ski boots, basement, approximately 1 acre end of the month all Important ter. including some 169-175 of bread then scrape it In .the Screwy, ' OIL BURNER Service. All work! or from the New England states; size 4. practlcAUy new, $4- Tele­ land, beautiful maple shade ineti nations on the Island were in drive forward Into the Ryukyus caliber 105 or better. *1116 moat ■Inkl I CRgUlM to carry out PlnU of work, painting, welding and 7733 after 6 p. m. SMALL DESK, $6; oil burner for phone 2-1904. v' Allied hands. along the main Japanese archi­ Buy a gift for Mother—bless her We heard one man say his fam­ guaranteed. Silent Glow saleal glass Installed. Phone 3926. 166 New York, .New Jersey, Pennsyl­ kitchen range with copper coil for trees. Occupancy 30 daya. Price, powerful weapon of long-range w# st’a extra rich tee cream, NICE MEATY roasting chickens In mid-May another landing pelago bordering the East China have encountered to date Is the darling heart; ily was having a rubber Christ­ rithout sherbet Alao aundaes, and service. Henry J. Parent. | Middle Turnpike, West. vania, Maryland, Washington. D. heating water, $10; electric man­ FOR SAUE —Lady’s good winter $6,300. Charles Odermann, Sea. Telephone 2-0185. C.. Virginia. Georgia. Florida, and fowl, all sizes, live or dress­ Parker streeL ’Tel. 4928. was made on Mindanao, this time 150 rifle with range of 27,000 No matter what I get for her — mas this year. He said hs was and sandwtehes. Bldwell’s tle clock, $4; black kitchen range, coat, size 38. Worn very little at Agusan on the gu.rrUa-held The offensive on the Rykuyus yards which fires occssionally I’ll see the tear drops start. going to let his wife and family WANTED -Any kind of carpen­ Ohio. Indiana. Illinois, Michigan. ed.retail or wholesale. Order now $5; living-room table, $10; old Call 5086. north coast. In two days the es- was launched on 26 March when Shop, 527 Main street try work For free estimates Call For that better moving service for holidays. Also have aeveral FOR SALE—4-rooms, baUL fire­ upon the two airfields from the For Christmas to all Mothers go in and look at the tree and RANGE BURNERS SERVICED. kitchen cabinet. $5. Call 6881 or sault troops had driven 12 miles the 77th Divlaion of U . Oen. Si­ vicinity of Shurl. They are using brings a ^mennory stretch their imagination. Glastonbury 2349. call Manchester 5187. Hartford hundred surplus laying pullets on 180 Porter streeL place, 2 Unfinished upstairs, In­ Boutb and seized the town and mon B. Buckner’s Tenth Army Telephone 6940. 6-14i3. hand, priced to sell. Fred Miller’s Wanted—^To Buy 58 sulated, storm windo4^, screens, quite a few of the Spigot mortare Of the sleepy kiddie she held up­ Automobilea for Sale 4 OLD FLOORS SANDED airfield of Del Monte. landed on Kerema Retto weat of (320-mm), 260-mro mortars, and on her knee. .She I think I'll wait till MASON WORK, chimneys cleaned | Poultry Farm, Coventry. Phone REFRIGERATOR, 10 cu. ft. Home ] hot air, coal, alf.-condlUonlng, On IS May, after monthz of ex­ Okinawa. In three daya the force II— PACKARD sedan, 1940 Laying and finishing...... evenings please. Manchester 8626. freezer, electric water cooler, WAN’TEX) To Buy — Machinlat’a lot 60 X 130, nicely shrubbed, aerial bombs up to 250 kilograms Christmas to hang up my stock­ and rebuilt, outalds flreplacea. J. E. Jensen, Pain tin g—Papering ^ used tool box, wooden. ’Telephone tremely hard fighting, Balete had secured all Islands in the fitted as rocks. They are alao Wife (at breakfast table)—1 ings. Packard sedan, 1940 Lincoln Telephone 2-0418. beverage cooler. Reasonable $7,000. Middle TVrnplke, EasL Pass, gateway to the Cagayan Kerama chain and had emplaced pher sedan, 1941 Chevrolet sta- Tel. WllUmantlc 9928. evenings. DELUXE Dressed chickens, broil­ prices. Karick. 251 No. Main | 6375.- 6 rooms and* bath, oil steam heaL using large slied rockets some­ want to do the rest of my (Jhrlst- He-- B.v that time you Won’t PAINTING and Paperhanging. ers, fryers 43c, roasters 48c. De­ Valley, was captured. Bast of artillery within range of the key where In the B-, 6-, to 8-inch class. mad shopping today, dear, if tbe need to - they’ll stand alone. »n wagon. Brunner’s. 80 Oak- WA’TERMAN’S Personal errand I OIL BURNERS serviced snd re­ streeL Phone 2-1301. 2-car garage, 2 lota, well land­ Manila, on the same day, the 1st island. Okinawa. street Phone 5191. Have yo\ir recreation room . re­ liveries Wednesday - Saturday. WILL 'TRADE tot’s tricycle for "The terrain Is decidedly rug­ weather Is favorable. Wbat does service. Local package oellvery. placed. Warm air ^imaces -re­ decorated with artistic spraying, metal dump truck or zimllar toy scaped, $9,000. J. S. BIsseU, Creel Cavalry Divlaion'reached the sea Okinawa ged and cut up with many cliffs, Light trucking. We cater to any 2-0617. Special price for stores, TWO-BURNER Florence oil heat­ street, South Coventry. 'Tel. the paper forecast say? SALE — 1936 Plymouth paired and replaced For full In­ 10 years' experience. Reasonable orders live or more. er, good condition, like new. Call Call 3926. at Blnangonan Point, thus divid­ Under cover of an intense naval natural and man-made, limestone Husband—Rain, hall, sleet, SOI HilUard street after 5 local errand. Telephone Manches-1 formation call Van thimp Bros estimates. McKinney A Fenn. Willlmantic 3324 or Manchester ing the last snsmy pocket in cen­ bombardment, the XXIV Army and coral caves, and organized snow, thunder, \ lightning and ter 2-0752. 2-1521. WE BUY newspapers, rags, scrap «470. Social Situations m. 15 years' experience 1 Tel. 6244 Phone 2-0106. Manchester, Conn. YOUNG Roasting chickens, 4 to 6 tral Luzon and cutting to the rear Corps and the III Marine Corps over long period of time, and fierce winds. Free Inspectlorrs! lbs. Also broilers- Will deliver. WES*nNGHOUSE hand vacuum iron and metals, etc. Service at of the strong ensmy positions In established beachheads on the well-manned.” ASHES Removed weekly, light your door. Wm. Ostrinsky, 182 the Mariklna watershed. west coast of long, narrow Oki­ The Situation: You receive a 87 FORD 4-door sedan, excel­ hauling and cellars cleaned. GILBERT FICKETT—Painter and 290 Hackmatack. Phone 8069. cleaner. $22. Inquire 85 Durkin After mopplng-up all of, the From Chicago Tribune: "She long distance telephone call from lent condition, best offer. 698 AIR CONDITIONED UNITS paper-hanging, residential and Blssell. Tel. 6879. Wanted—Real Estate 77 The superforta were now blast­ nawa on 1 . April. Aided tor a northern part of the Island, the doesn’t think of men all the time, Phone 2-0585. street. Call 2-0593. ing the great cities of the Japa­ a friend. fiddle Turnpike. East^______INSTALLED commercial. Interior and exterior reaUstlc feint toward the thiraly Marines took over a sector in the but when she thinks, she thinks Wrong Way: After he has said work. Telephone Man. 4208. Articles for Sale 45 HOSPITAL BEDS or wheel chairs. | PROPERTY OWNERS —If you nese Islands on an ever-increasing populated southern tip of the is­ south to throw their weight into of men.’’ to CHEVROLET aedan, heater; RANGE BURNERS and power-I Suburban for Rent 66 scale. Chief targets were aircran What he called to say, chatter burners of sil makes and kinds | Hot Air Furnaces Installed for rent or sale Rates reasonable decide to sell your property, be­ land, our forces met little resist­ the drive for Naha. Progress con­ along about anythlijg that comes [X938 Chrysler 8 sedan, H. and R; apd ReaeL PAINTING and Paperhanging. CHRIS’TMAS tr^es and wreaths. Phont Keith’s Furnitur*. 41.59 fore you do, contact us. We pay plants. Docks and small manu­ ance in the landing and In con­ tinued slow against the bitterest I0S9 Olds 6«edan, H. and R .. cleaned and adjusted. 10 years’ Prompt aervlce. Fair price. D. E. FOR RENT—Bolton Lake cottage facturing plsmts received their Friend (visiting over hoUdayk) to mind. experience. Sales for I ^ n range | Eaveatroughs and Conductors. New England Hotel stand, Bol­ with furniture. Heated with top cash prices for property. For solidating positions ashore. After sort of opposition but by the mid­ -f-Got a saxophone as a gift, eh? Right Wa.v: Make it easy for 87 Plymouth coupe, H. Coles Frechette. Phone 7630. ton. Jim Monahan. 3823. MUELLER warm air quality fur­ quick action communicate with ■hare of punishment driving across the island, the Ma­ dle of June, our troops had broken Man—No; I borrowed It from lotors. 4164. and power-burner, 'til. 2-1731. All T j^ s Sheet Metal Work. naces In stock. Devlno Company, stove, $38 per month. Phone 3451 On 19 Febniary the V Marine rines swung northward against him to bring the conversation to a 44 Main streeL PAINTING and Paperhanging, before 6 p. m. us. Call 7728 or 2-0920 or write through the heavily fortified Na­ the man next door. close, b.v not bringing up new top­ MANCHESTER FOR SALE— Balsam Christmas Post Office Box 1007, Waterbury Corps supported by Admiral R. A. light to moderate opposition; the ha and Shuri defense lines snd CHEVROLET 4-door aedan, windows puttied, broken window trees' and hand-made toys. A. R. 89. Telephone 3-3856, Waterbury. Brae Burn Estates, Inc,, 5 South Bpruance’s Fifth Fleet landed Army corps turned south toward Friend But—you can’t play 't. ics yourself. After all, he is pay­ new tires, new paint job. Car WftNTED—ALX. KINDS «f atoe- SHEET METAL WORKS glass' replaced. Inside-outside Main StreeL Manchester. had compressed the Japanese into Man—Neither can he while I’ve ing for the call and shouldn't be in trie wiring and repairing. Any | 'Talcott, Route 15, Vernon. East Wanted to Rent 68 along the south cooat of Iwo JIma, Naha, principal city of the island, two pockets on southern Okinawa. got it. a position of finding it hard to end be seen at 34 8L Jerfin streeL 21 Years’ Experience painting. All work 1st class. For of the Traffic Circle. 775 miles from the main Japanese where it was confronted by the MrNiugkl Sysdkalr. Inr. alae job ^ven prompt attention. free estimates and friendly serv­ FIVE ROOMS of furniture. Inquire ] HOME OVTIERS-Are you Inter­ Kamikaze Attacks it. CaD 3076 before 7 p m . PHONE 5413 FAMILY WITH 3 children desire Island of Honshu. The fighting main Japanese force elaborately ice, call Joseph Murawski, 14 CHRISTMAS toys, beautiful new 197 Maple street, second floor. rent in Manchester or vicinity, ested in selling your property? was exceptionally heavy -and It entrenched. The ferocity of the ground fight­ Almost Here ^nto Accessories—Tires 6 REPAIRS ON washers, vacuums, Essex street. Tel. 2-0338. rocking horses, all different See us at once. We pay top cash was a month before organized re- ing was matched by frequent Jap­ I heard the chimes ringing out UGHT TRUCKING, ashes and preferably near Hollister street prices for all types of property. By the end of the first week 5R SALE—One pair new 83% rubbish removed, reasonable. beaters, troru or what have you. types. Also large doll cradles. school, 6 rooms minimum. Tel. ■latance terminated. Tlie Japa­ ^our united States divi.slons were anese air assaults on our shipping peace on earth, good cheer, all at BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Enough l8 Enough BY EDGAR m a r t i n Pick-up and deliver. The Friendly PROPER'TY Owners Attention. Phone 2-1586. ELEC7TRIC SINGER sewing ma­ Jarvis Realty, 6 Dover road. Tel. nese defense grew more desperate ashore and Marine fighters were in ths Okinawa area. By the mid­ once I remembered Christmas '.s chains, also 53% cross links, Telephone 8661. Flx-It Shop, 718 North Main. Paperhanging and painting, In­ chine. Telephone Rockville 63-13. 2-0695. 4112 or 7275. slephone 5012. as our advance moved toward the operating from the Yontan air­ dle of June, 3.3 U. S. ships had almoat here. . . , Each person I \I sow 07 ■WJSN VX)*5n VI, CARPENTER work of all kinds. Telephone 4777. W. Burnett. side or outside^ Large savings. 3 CEILING light fixtures; high RESPONSIBLE party wants 5 or shorts of their homeland. field. The III Marine Corps had been sunk and 46 damaged, prin­ meet seems happy—no slmj of yOU'RK KMt , tv i \K>WL01 YAM TWiVO. D m S NBSL New block ceilings. Estimates quality gas range; 2-pc. Frieze GOOD USED furniture bought WANTED To Buy —A horns on cipally by aerial attacks. In the sorrow or fear, and again I was TO N ?H5£V4 C0«R TIRES, new recapa u*«W’aD. ttrss and tubes, expert tire and 6:30 p. m. RADIO-Electrlcal Appliance Serv­ lumished free. Phone Apex 7256. living-room suite; dresser, 2 occupancy. Call 6874. the West side or McKee street tanoe to the air assault on Japan. General Hodge, commander of Philippines campaign U. S. forces reminded that Christmas ia al­ ice, repairs, picked up and deliv­ Flexible Flyer sleds. Phone 7075. ers. stove parts and pipea Open section. Immediate cash. Will first met the full fury of the kami­ most here...... I saw people ''^ b a repairs, 8 hours’ service on PAINTING AND Paperhanging. evenings. Jones Furniture Store, Japanese Interceptors which came the XXIV Army Corps wrote: BOOVb MK>| passenger and truck tires. All RADIO REPAIRINO. PlCk-up ered promptly. 20 years’ exper-, wait for occupancy. Write Box E, kaze or suicide attacks, but at hurrying home, with presenta for WOO WWt, service. Kadtoe checked at the lence C & M Radio Service. Good work. Reasonable rates. FOR SALE—Metal toys, steam 36 Oak street Tel. 2-1041. Houses for ^ le 72 Herald. Okinawa the Japanese procedure loved-ones so dear, making ever.y- CaOlWC*. work guaranteed. Manchester Raymond Flske. Phone 3384. shovel, 2 trucks, scooter, also Tire and Recapping Co., at the home. Store open all day Man- Phone 7454. WE HAVE finest assortments of FUNNY BUSINESS was better organised and involved one nappy because Christmas is chestei Radio Sarvlce, 78 Blreb doll’s stroller. Call 5452. FOR SALE — Small six room larger numbers of planes; also the almost here...... But why not Sign, Broad atreeL short ELECTRIC MOTORS—Repairing, kitchen linoleums. Also tile and house, exceUent. eondltion, hard­ ays from Center streeL Tele- atreeL Telephone 3-0840. Private Instructions 28 FOR SALE— Tricycle, scooter, wall coverings. Manchester Floor REAl. ESTATE LISTINGS ^ k a plane appeared, something spread this happiness throughout rewinding. ‘All work guaranteed. wood floors, partly insulated, oil qTiite new and deadly. This mall, each 'lay of the year instead of one 8868. ARTS RADIO sales and sendee, Ace Electric Motor Repairs, 221 brass parrot cage, all metal 6- Covering Center, 24 Birch. Call i burner, basement garage, con­ OI AS lYpsa Wanted! short range. rocket-accelerated PRIVATE LESSONS for children quart lard and fruit press, trom­ 5688. Uaab AjqMInMa. waiting as we do, till Christmas is electrical appliances also repair- N. Main street, opposite Depot In reading and arithmetic. veniently located, brook running aircraft, carried more than a almost here? sd, prompt and efficient service. entrance on North School street. bone and case, miscellaneous through property. Lot 165 x 135. ton of explosives in its war ahead. Autos—For Hire ELOCUTION—Speech problems articles, springer spaniel pups. O. STUDIO Couch. fireplace set, JARVIS REALTY CO. Call 2-1403. 698 North Main Telephone, 5642. corrected—clear diction—articu­ Price $8,500. 355 Middle Turn­ It was designed to be carried to >R mRE—Truck, 5 ton capa- street. Herrman, 612 Center street. library table, Stewart-Warner pike, East. Telephone 3109. Ofll«w 4112 ReaMenee 2278 the attack, slung beneath a medi­ Fi'iend— Have you ordered your I ity, 675 cubic feeL van body, lation. White Studio (Johnson refrigerator, man's shoe skates, ' Weekdays and Snndays um bomber, then directed in a Christmas tree? lly i^tsr 12 noon. Telephone OIL BURNER service. Bumere ASHES and Rubbiah removed and Block). 709 Main street. Phone 2 All Oocheted tea aprons, one size 10, like new; pair skis and FOR SALE—Good Investment, 4- rocket-assisted dive to the target Man -Yes, and I’m going to /a-a/. Installed and cleaned by licensed light hauling. Telephone 8927. 2-1392. for $3, one for $4. Telephone ski poles, garden cultivator and famlly dwelling, 4 rooms each by Its suicide pilot. It was In l:ave mv broker decorate m.v tree. operator. All work guaranteed. 6025. garden hose, lawn set. set of steel apL with bath. Very good con­ Friend—Why your broker? i • ALL MAKES of washing ma­ effect, a piloted version of the Lowest possible price. Senna shelves. Telephone 2-0163. dition. Centrally located. Rental German 11’-1. Man It's the only thing he ALI^Y 001* Shiver My Timbers BY V. T. HABILPI Garages—Service— chines repaired. 10 years’ exper­ Musical—Dramatic 29 BIRD-CAGE with stand and bird hasn't trimmed. Bros. Call 2-0147. bath; all metal; pre-war, $10.00. income over $l,l(W year. Tax and By mid-June, the Japane.se had GYtoN.kUki I ______Storage ience. Call, A. Brewer, 2-0549. LET US recondition your piano water bills $220 year. Lot 140’ TMAT MAN...HE'ff A ^ SofgERlNG SQUIDS RADIO CLINIC—Appliances serv­ 49 Pioneer Circle. Orford Village. FOR .SALE—ELECTRIC refriger­ lost twenty percent of their total MANIAC! la s t 1 SAW, WHO’S THAT? WHERFO like new and start it on a new front. Price $9,400. Exclusive WANTED combat aircraft strength in the Harry—What does it mean - HE COM* PROMT rAMTCD—One or two-car gar- iced. 25 years’ experience. Your REFRIGERATION SERVICE career of usefulness. ’The Plano ator. Call 6504. agents. Brae-Burn Estates. Phone ' Yuletide Greetings?" Hg WAS SMEARING radio serviced with latest preci­ FOR SALE —Pair over-the-knee battle for Okinawa; in all. 3.400 HiS HEAD WITH 6LUES aga, or space in established gar- Orunow. Coldupot. Crosley. Shop. 6 Pearl street. Open 'till rubber boats, pair high-cuts, size 5329 or 7728. EXPERIENCED Japanese planes were shot down Jerry— Lend me $10 -.vou’ll tide HE’S CRA X V ;^ ' age, that could be made suitable sion test equipment and delivered Westlnghousc, and all other makes me over for a few days. 9 p. m. 9, $3. each. Call 6915. Machinery and Tools 52 BOOKEEPER over the Ryukyus and Kyu.shu for waahlng cars. Preferably In within 24 hours If parts available. Commerclnl and Domestic. and 800 more were destroyed on district xoned for business, but We call for and deliver. Phone PIANO 'Tuning the repairing NEW AND Used tractor plows, With Knowledge of Tj’ping the ground. During ‘the same (Christmas Thoughts. . . .The . iM>t aasentlal. Would lease or 6079. SCIENTIFIC Player pianos specialty ‘ John FOR SALE—Childs pedal di.*?® harrows, portable sawrigs to period our lo.sses totaled more season when wc must get the ! vent for year. Would take care VE.saaai^lr PHONE 7046, Chamber of Com­ REFRIGERATION CO. Cockerham, 28 Bigelow street. 295 Hilliard street. fit popular makes of tractors In Carpenters CALL 5105 4 \asxsawsi than a thousand aircraft. children something for their fa­ of own water drainage. Hyland 37 Oak SL Phone; 2-1226 Dial 4219 stock. Dublin Tractor Company. ther to play with. . . . When peo­ -ThSker, 87 Devon Drive. merce, Mailing Bureau Service; FOR SALE—Pair hip boots, size >>< wmaarn The pattern of fanatical Japa­ mimeographing, multlgraphlng. Willlmantic. Or Apply In Person nese resistance continued in the ple keep their radios on all hours RADIO and Phonograph service. 5. in excellent condition. Tele­ of the morning playing "Silent oddressographing, typing, billing. All makes repaired. Military Help Wanted—Female 35 OLIVER and Massey—Harris trac­ Wanted IE: southernmost tip of the island. phone 2-0284. ALLEN INS. AGENCY ( » ! » II• II" Each succoMive strong point was Night." . . . .The season when 843 Main streeL training. Phone 4553. Guaranteed tors and equipment. Consult us 953 Main Street WANTED YOUNG LADY for general office FOR SALE— Toy washing ma­ cleared only by heroic efforts of fowl murder promotes peace and BOOKKEEPINO, public account­ Radio Service. 37 Margaret road. for your needs. Dublin Tractor For Big Construction It sw at 1 gooii will...... A widel.v obsen'- LIGHT BIFO. SPACE work, must be good typist, chine $3, Toy electric stove $2.50, Company, Willlmantic. 1] trass; 1 our soldiers and marines. By the ing, Income tax returns, payroll, knowledge of bookkeeping. Give •jassssl end of June wc had suffered ed holiday on which neither the l THIS IS I f vou eer good wages. Silk City Diner. tric razor, baby’s rocking horse. Steady Work r7/— Call 8840 after 7:30 p. m. (NEXT:.Toward Final Vtelor.v) <'Onies, can bills be far behind? WHEN VOu GET HOME/ AN IM­ home by G A N M j Building—Contracting 14 Large 6-Room Single in ex* PORTANT ten, 'Ou’ll tonight/ Throughout the DATE.' STIU. HAVE , cellent repair. I.Arge loL TWO HOURS/ Your Future Employment STORM SASH, combination storm CLERICAL, FILING, AND Diamonds—Watches CARNIVAL doors Installed Create extra living Winter 2-car garage. Steam heaL BY DICK TURNER SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH space. Increase your Income. Add TYPING POSITIONS — Jewelry 48 WANTED If you are interested in securing employment in ARE NOW AVAILABLE Apply an industry in which the work is clean and inter­ one or two rooms. Phone 2-1428. FOR SALE—Man’s new 17 jewel' esting, it is suggested that you give consideration For Several Young Women Bulova wrist watch. Reasonable. Experienced JARVIS REALTY CO. CHOmCDir. Roofing—Repairing 17-A Call at 172 Maple street after 7 TURNER to the Textile Industry. Previous experience helpful, but p. m. 6 Dover Road ROOFING, asbestos sidewall, nu- not essential. Positions offered Stenographer Construction Co. Tel 4112 or 7275 permanent. Unusually pleasant RfUbdi This (Company offers employment to men and .wood ceilings, eavestrough, con­ working conditions, five-day week ductors, kitchen cabinets, general Fuel and Feed 49-A Apply Myrtle and Cartia Streets M women who want to learn a new occupation and year 'round. Apply in person: u' repairing, free estimates, time SEASONED Hard wood for stove New Britain, Conn. to those who are experienced in textile work. A payments. Phone Lavlgne, Man­ THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL . thorough course of Gaining will be given to those or furnace, $17.50 a cord. Box Cheney Read Herald Advs. chester Roofing, 2-1428. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY trailer for sale. Tel. 8D73. 1 without experience, 140 Garden Street, Hartford RED RIDER Hurry, Red! A BACK to pre-war roofing, sid­ Brothers \ ing, Insulation, new ceilings, SEASONED Hard wood, Mab and HERE ROPE, Work Is Available for People UNUSUAL Opportunity for de­ kindling. Immediate delivery. paperhanging, painting, etc. Hauling and trucking. Ashes re­ With or Without Experience, On: Larxe savings, time payments, pendable young lady In small of­ it! fice. Must be good typist, knowl­ moved, cellars cleaned- Phone free estimates. Tel. 7266. The 2-0374. Jacquard Weaving— Male and Female Apex Home Remodeling Oorp. edge of bookkeeping desirable. WANTED V. Can advance rapidly If willing to Personal Box Loom Weaving- Male and Female work hard. Give full details of Experienced Produce Mon . Velvet Weaving— Male and Female experience, education,- age and Services Agency salary expected. Address Capable, 45*Hoar 5*Dajf Week. Good Salary To Start. General W ork- Male and Female Borrow On Your CUSTOMERS Johnny Jay, Mgr. Box G, Herald. Also Young Man Wanted for Grocery Department. Spinning— Female PHONE 4974 Cor Now GIRL WANTED for sqda and WAITING With Experience: New Chattel Mortgage Law per- candy work, steady position, Window Washing naits yon to borrow money on good wages. Peter’s Chocolate Stdrm Windows Installed A. & P. SUPER MARKET Jacquard Loomfixers — Male 4, 5 and 6-Room Singl^ yonr antomoblle.' Shoppe, 691 Main street. Walls Washed 717 Main Street Box Loomfixers— Male ^ Prompt and Confidential Service GIRL WANTED for housework, Duplex and Plata — Padi* Floors Waxed Steamfitters— Male MONET WILL BE 9:30 to 1:30 dally except Sunday, age Store — Soda Shop — Painting and Polishing $15.00. Telephone 2-1482. Electricians— Male LOANED YOU Grill and Space for Radio See Us On Your Odd Jobs! The Car Remains In Yonr Repair Shop. In addition to being well paid, employees of the Possession Dog^—Pets—Birds 41 Company may qualify for vacations with pay and CaU FOR SALEI^Male canariea. guar­ For reaulta list yonr real HOW ABOUT THAT NEW HOME participation in the Employees Retirement Plan. HERE, DID "lOU THE ALLIED FINANCE anteed glngera. Varioua colors estate with TRY THIS MAKE THATf to choose from. R: J. Qrimley, A Message From YOU HAVE BEEN PLANNING? SQUIRT HUM m P-- CORP. 174 Cooper street, 712L OUN ON OM COMPANY Apply At: Oflioe of SEE JARVIS AT ONCE FOR EVERY DETAII.I • qsjtCwtolL-* > HIM.' BOY, TIM E AND Jarvis To All JielTwsr WILL TMifc MATERIAL.' THE ALLEN REALTY CO. Live Stock—Vehicles 42 Jarvis Realty Co. Wf lavita you to Ipapaet Uw watortala aad wuriuaaaaaip li|«or- -gggLMlirriiMissvwi.oaT.iiioaw.awiT.oiv. ROUT HIM W E MUST Cheney Brothers Employment Office 968 MAIN ST. TEL. 8108 •oratod lato tim MvarsI now kooias wo sow liavo usdw eoMtnpo- OUT—rr's ■ LOOtC Inquiries From Insnranoe FOR SALE —Jersey qow, ne'w 6 Dover IM.« Td. 41U or IftB • Service Men “Oh, come now, Mr. Tidimant I'm sure vou can help us 'Yj'al I like in a movie is romance—you didn’t have to LOADED.' INTO Brokers Invited calf first of June. 1495 Silver in the choir—your wife tells me you’re always sounding spoil the picture, muttering ever>’ five minutes how dif­ THIS.' Lane Road, East Hartford. off around the house Several new homes now JARVIS REALTY ferent it was<^rom the book I’’ ' nnder constmetion. We are Ofloa: f Dover Reed Bt S i Aknmadav •L LANK LEONARD MICKEY FINN >The Opposition! in a position to build what PiMMMS 4112 or 7278 — Daya aed Sandaya. WASH TUBBS Break It Gently BY LESLIE TURNER you want If It is not avail­ b u t T H E R E 'S A W BlL START 8 -8 U T HOW I OWNANUMBBR L8IB. ITS THE ' oa

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