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VOL. LXI., NO. 70 (ClMzIfled Advertizing On Page IS) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1941 (TWENTY PAGES) PRICE THREE

Navy Discloses Third Submarine Attack

Troops Holding New Japanese Invasi

Map of Japanese Strategy

Mediterranean Area 30 Survivors Saved

Attack Is Expected; In Lahaina Sinking;

Decisive Phase Near Use 80 Transport

Given Reason Why Hit* Swift Move to Close Japanese Destroyers and ler Should Take Over Joint Plan Four Crew M ei Sea in Effort to Sal­ Urges Crew Transports Iftriven Off Lost a s Ship S i Supreme Command of vage Libyan Campaign To Combat By Heavy Guns and In First W ed k German Army After And Offset Retreat in To Destroy Landing Prevented at W ar; ‘All Shots Dismissal of Field Axis Begun Russia Seen in As­ One Point; Tanks Be­ Marshal Von Branch* sumption o f Command All Enemies Mark’ in Attack ing U |^ in Heavy itsch; Soldiers Told to Roosevelt Holds Confer­ Of Nazi Armies by Hit­ Steamship Sam oa Andi^Bloody Fightmg Andrews Urges Destruc- California Hold Fast in East. > ences with Russian, ler; Drive in Making. Coast; North o f Manila Today tu»n of Every Manu Casualties o r D ai Chinese and Dutch En­ Berlin, Dec. 22.— (OiTiciil London, Dec. 22.— (/P)— A By Clark Lee festation of Evil Broadcast Recorded by A P ) voys to Washington. source which often has had Washington, Dec. 22,- — The war is approaching its Manila, Dec. 22.— (5:05 p. Infection Quickly. remarkably accurate behind- — A third submarine at decisive phase and it is there­ Washington, Dec. 22—(P)— In m., 3:05 a. m., e.s.t)— (JP)— the-scenes information said on American shipping off i conferences with the Russian, fore understandable that today that Adolf Hitler’s as Hard-fighting American and New York, Dec. 22— 6P>— Rear ifomia over the weekn

Beichsfuehrer Hitler should Chinese and Netherlands envoys to sumpticin of full command of Filipino soldiers are more Admiral Adolphus Andrews, com­ was disclosed by the Navy the United States, President Roose­ than holding their own mandant of the Third Naval Dis­ now take over supreme com­ the German Army and new day along with word that velt today took preliminary steps trict todsy called on the officers mand of the Army in order In “Joint planning for unity , of ac­ Axid movements indicated against a swarm ot thou­ survivors had been rescu to achieve even greater con- tion,” by the countries combatting sands of Japanese soldiers un­ and crew of the new destroyer and four crew memben Id the Germans were preparing centrmUona of German forces, the Axis. for a swift attack to cloM the loaded from 80 transports off Hambleton “ to destroy as ruthless­ in the sinking of the st said a German military apokes- The chief executive scheduled the Mediterranean. The object, he the Lingayen gateway to ly and as quickly as possible the Lahaina l^tween HawaU source and every manifestation of man today. Thla comment was ^ d , would be to aalvage the Manila, it was announced official­ Francisco in the first week of made in connection with Hitler's (Continued On Page Sixteen) Libyan campaign and to offset the ly today. “ At one point Japanese war. A submarine, pre (CeatiDoed Oa Page SIxteea) announcement yesterday at the retreat in Ruaala. destroyers and transports were Japanese, fired sheila and a diamlssal o f Field Marshal Gen. The campaign “ which ebvkmi driven off by our heavy guns and do* iY th'e 'ateamahip. Sa Walther Yen BUniddtacn^'frimi that landing was prevented," said California Saturday but alt la In the making,” tbl^ source By tbeae thniste (arrows) Japanese apparenUy hope to seize his post a* commander In chief Employer Can the communique. "Our troops are the attack araa from clooa : said, may take the form of a alaWi control o f the Philippines-East Indies area of the Pacific: An attack and the Fuehrer's proclamation to behaving well." Holding Enemy a Navy communique said, through Spain and Portugal, a on Hong Kong: a drive through French Indo-Chlna and Thailand on bis soldiers and SS troops telling Walthig for Landiag Shota mlosed~ their mark" drive through Turkey at Suez, or Malaya and Singapore; an invasion of Sarawak; a pincer attack on them to hold fast In a war of de­ Express View The Par Eastern command de­ “ there were no casualties or i .both, or It may he's combined air the Philippines; and a thrust at Guam. Broken arrow indicates ex­ fense In the east lihtll spring. clared tanks were being used in At Hong Kong, age." and tea jump Into North Africa p e n d drive on the Burma road. Open arrow Indicates Allied aelxure Big n iags In Offing the heavy and bloody fighting from Greece and Italy ll]fe that OT Portuguese part o f Timor. JapMese weret reported withdrawing Ontmaneavcrs' Fan Tha speaker said the winter On Labor Row made Into Crete. troops from North China (A ) to use elsewhere. along a stretch of sheltered coast­ Poor Japanese marli . rest, mentioned in Hitler's appeal Point to New Campaign line some 100 miles northwest of London Hears also enabled the tanker referred merely to the east front These factors were [minted to the Philippine capital. The Amer­ world to outmaneuver ite f and declared that there fvere vari­ Supreme Giurt, in 7 to as supporting the belief .that i icans long have anticipated the reach port safely but the ous hther battlefields where it new campaign is about bo start: Japanese would attempt a major Information Is Based on Emidio was shelled and 0 Decision, Returns tp landing there and were waiting was believed big things are in the 1. Hitler's warning that Ger Tripolitania Force Excerpts from Mes­ and abandoned by its crow.' offing soon. Labor Board Litiga* mans are "facing a decision of for it. ty-ono survivors, five of world wide Importance,” his favor' While the fighting went on una­ Jured, were brought to There la no rift between Hitler sage Late Yesterday and Brauchitach, the spokesman tion on Power Firm. ite phrase In heralding action. bated on the shore, s spokesman Calif., today. Two of th a . emphasised, and the Army has re­ 2. His declaration that t.)— The Jap­ (Continued On Pnge Sixteen) anese were "being held" at Hong 'There' are op new develop Wagner act does not prohibit an overcome. however, that the rumors had not to report. • employer ‘Yrorn expressing Its 3. Hla further declaration that been verified and that there Jiiad Kong up to late Afternoon Sunday despite furious assaults, the Colo­ ■ “ E ^ e r ii Pacific. view on labor policies or prob- other “ defensive war measures are been no new advicea from the • O f British Patrol nial office said today. "The S. 8. Samoa was Aetna-Owned lema." about to be taken." northern front by an unknown submarine off 'i Justice Murphy made this as­ 4. The recent withdrawal of i t Meet Stiff Oppealtioa The brief announcement was coast of California during sertion in a 7 to 0 opinion return­ laast 500 airplanes from the Rus­ The Japanese invaded the Lin­ based on a message from Sir Mark Firm Curbed ing to the Labor B) — work,” Fitzgerald Aetna bought !it last summer. Tripolitania," British general Pressure in Leningrad President Roosevelt signed today Large American Oil Commissioner George K. Burt Nazis Claim headquarters disclosed today Smoking Row Load ICzploaioiia O Sahqra oald.Standard had written “nearly Area Relieved Further the bill enlarging the Selective Tanker Torpedoed and all the Insurance on Standard Ou in a communique which, for Service plan while the .i-Senate Ocean City, M d, D ee.iI Company filling ataUoaa In this As Russians Slash at the third succaasive day, indicated heard demands that aU recruiting Shelled Without Wamr Load esplosioaa olla&ore ■ -Carrier Sunk Causes Halt windows and slightly stata” 'and had never paid tavet Heels of German Units herzipr been licensed to do bust- (OaattaMMi Oa rpge ) On Pnge Sixteen) ing; Another Escapes. booses In thin renort elty neoa in South Dakota. _Th e firm aod were henrd ia Berihh Special Communique Is eight miles loiand. B eaiy; changed hands In July when Burt Moscow, Dec. 22.— (/P)— Production in Tank Ar­ San Francisco, Dec. 22.— sought to collect back taxes from b a ^ a garage awoer, w M r Rusffian Armies slashing at Issued OU' Subm arine >t. senal Ceases Temporaiv (AO— Fa)--ranging Axis sub­ plorioan began batwessi SiSSi Nnst Mske Good Taxes the heels o f retreating Ger­ Action in Atlantic. Father Says Other Sons ily as Result o f Dispute. marines, that drew American n o d 19 a. m., and eoaF “My posiUon la that Aetna, as man forces claimeld to(]ay blqod in.smashing attacks a f ervals for m ore ttsm aa owner o f the Standard, must make that a series of week-end suc­ a half. Borbago good the back taxes before we U- Berlin, Dec. 33— (Official Broad­ Will Avenge Three Deaths Detroit,, Dec. ' t2-r-Bombs Be BONDS! Piavak, between Tula and Orel, ment said, “torpedoed a Biltlah gan smoking at midnight, it wan aircraft carrier. The ahip aank.” make," he said. “The Navy has In- with the provision they could join Blunt’s reef, 300 miles north of Thomas (D -Vtah), which was said to hava aarved tha formsd Mr. and Mrs. Peter Barber Leroy on ?he seme ahip. reported, foremen o rd e i^ all thone San Francisco. erator.'^ Tha Germans oa a supp^ hooe and Two Beashiirs Shet Dawn i that three of thetr sons. Malcolm. U m ship was the batUaahlp Ok-' who ware smoldng to leave the Three of the Emldlo's lifeboats strikes ar leriraatn conoentratlon point. Tula la about Two British bombers were shot plant, and within two hours a down last night during the course Leroy and Randolph, are 'missing Isboma, which eapsiaed at Peart were destroyed by gunfire, the war; psaeeful astUssaent a ^ 100 mllas from the caplW and In actksi' sines the Japanese at­ HarbOT two weeka ago. An three large number of the approximately Navy said. d a s ^ -la b e r diepotee; * Oral approximately the .sin e dla- of raids on Helgoland Bight and 1,500 men on the night shift de­ German occupied raglooa aknig the tack OB Peart Harbor.” served as firemen on the Okla­ Two of Crew Killed Frssileat Boeeaveit af thpi tance farther south. parted. English Channel, the German h l^ A dramatie silence deeper than homa. la r Kfapvtno, a town aouthwaat of the usual qulat of tha church fol­ Net HewM Slace EaSetlag Many of the employea art m«m- The Navy's latest Information, Tula, also was officially reported command announced today. bera of the United Automobile atiU incomplete today, was that The British a^ ck s ware carried lowed the prteet'a announcement The three had not been home in Ruluian hands, . . In this manner the news came to since enlisting. They wrote let­ Workers (C IO ).. Union atewardn two of her crew men Were killed, Markets A t a Olaaea out by lone wolf lyldera and prov­ five were mlaelng, and five others Akaniea "Seans’* at VlOngn ed Ineffective, a communique sai(L New London that three of its aons ters, however, and had a habit nald there had been no authorisa­ Naw York, Dee. tion for a walkout. were Injured. Th^five Injured and Pravda reported that the Ger­ I German night raiders were re­ bad'dlad for their country. The of sending one letter signed by Stacks—MIsei; mans were abandoning “acorea” of sU three. In one letter they told of A . company ntatemant oald, 36 others were rescued. ported to have attacked port in Barbers had reetiyed tha telegram k f^ •kriy.ndtK' . villages on the Tula front and meeting Gene Autry in Hawaii and “thirty-eight employes were sent Several houra before the Emi­ Ws are flM lng snwnist who from the Navy several hours said tha Rnaalans had recaptured On Pnge sarlier. later ^lending a furlough with the, home shortly after midnight after dio was fired upon, another Am­ «U1 stop at nothing. W ttbonr « » they Ignored r^eated wamingn 85 towns in a stagte day. B rsWwfs W M Avsaga Deaths movie star at his California ranch. erican tanker, the Agwiworid, es­ bomoA our very Uvao ot stako, A broadcast of a Pravda corie- Wsdnaaday this smaU farming agiUnat amoUng os the Job. Bn- caped from a BUbmarina off C f- *Tm Slad they died like men and sban we stop short of giving our spoodent’s report from the Tula Tresanry Balance community wlU hono«*Av of Five .>len Die To Be Home. Local Armory. man and Several Jap>' watched the attack and a futile at­ Unanimous Approval Tpday all A F L field organizers ger Liner Sunk by Greenwich, Dec. 33. •— fcp) — STAMPS tempt by American planes to bomb As Army Runiber Ex­ George U Oelbel, 71, chairman of To ‘ No Strike’ Pact, In Connecticut meet here for a W i i i l e r I h I l < * r u : auesc Vessels to Better; the submarine. similar discussion. Hong Kong Gnnfi. SIS CISNTKB An Flr«t National Stores will the board of the First National at STORES •BANKS Santa Claim In person will make The American high command plodes and Burns. a surprise visit to the State A r­ World W ar Murk. % lU *'•' * AT BROAD ST close Xmas Eve at 7:00 p. m. In Bank In Greenwich, which he help- POST om en believed the purpose of such raids Bridgeport, Dec. 22.——Unit-1 In an attempt to force withdrawal Japs Proleclhijr Rroadcaat Recorded by A P )—The /'rmy offirinl torlay blamed appar-. tunity to be with their families. late Saturday night at bis home. soldiers quartered there, ic was Connecticut Industry and labor has 'Sd States Naval forces were credit- ^ of Naval units from Europe and Japanese alleged today that the Bo.st.,11. n.c 22 ,p, Winters ent engine lailuic for the cra-sli ol The statement from First Nation­ He also was founder and president announced today by Jack Sanson, from convoys as a pTOtectloa the unanimous approval of the here and jt II be warmer today. * B-2H Immber which killed 'he manager of the State theater. Mr. ed today with sinking or hitting 14 ' Kelantan Sultan 2.282-ton Kusalan passenger liner Advertise In The Herald— It Pays al headquarters announcing the of the Greenwich Hardware Oom- against them. The record of Amer­ Connecticut Federation of Labor. Krechet, formerly the Polaris, had This officially Is the first day ol crew of five mpn. pany. Private funeral servioes will Littles Wed .Sanson was named chairman of a German and several Japanese sub­ Col. J, H. Hoiighloti commandei committee by the local Defense marines thus far—a rate of dam -' ican operations showed that they About 75 presidents of local been sunk by British gunfire from winter, and the Weather Bureau be held tomorrow. failed In that purpose. unions and delegates, said to rep­ Hong Kong. foreca-st some moderation of the of the Jackson airbase, said the Council last Friday evening and In age to undersea craft four times at Tokyo, Dec. 22. 1 Official plane had taken off yesterday from the future this committee will co­ great as the Navy reached In the resent every union in Connecticut A spokesman said three other colli snap thioughoiit New Fnir- For 25 Years affiliated with the American Fed­ Broadcast Recorded by l/p>— Do­ Soviet vessels^one of them be­ land . ’’ the airbase, marie a turn and ap­ ordinate all the actlvlUea connect­ World war. parently Was attempting to get eration of Labor, met here ycstcr- me! dispatch from Bangkok sai-ton jiahson- In Hoslfiri the mercury .skidded ed with the unlisted men In ser­ Aa Axis aubmarinea hunted hack to the airport when It cra.-.h vice here. American shipping off both the At- Give Awards Shell Three lifeboats pre.sident of the Ojiineclicut In- protection. the harbor, and 38 men and two .Second Lieut. CTaude A Kmght iliistrlal Union Council, state or­ The dispatch said the .Sultan had women taken off the sinking ship (Jeals, Fla. Laurel street were pleasantly sur­ son. The first step undertaken by Twenty miles off California, the Presented to 32 Em­ .San Diego, Calif.. Dec. 22. A s YOU PAY FOR this committee was to lay plans Japanese torpedoed the tanker ganization of the CIO and Alvin refused to leave his state in north- were placed under Japanese care. Second Lieut. Robert A. Saner, prised yesterday afternoon when a caatern Malaya after the .lapanese ~ Rear Admiral Halslon S Holmes !• remont, O, tor a real Christmas tree party at Emldto and shelled three of Its life­ ployees oLSilk Finn. I>. Fuller, preaident of Uie Connec­ It was reported authoritatively large group of relatives and friends that Japanese ftirers engaged In assumes command of the Klevi-ith B y o u r the Armory Thursday morning at boats. Five men were Injured and ticut Manufacturcr.s’ A-ssoclatlon, landed on the coast and drove in Second Lieut. Leslie .M. Shimeall. gathered to help them celebrate the agreement provided that for from the north, occupying Kota the Kowloon-Hong Kong 0|>era- .Naval dlsfiii t today, sm reding t'hieago. HI. ten o’clock. The tree bee alnady possibly five men were lost In this Service pins ware'presented this Rear Admiral niarles A. Blakely, Fu b I Oii D«iivBri«a" thetr 35th wedding anniversary. the duration of the war all labor Bharu. tlops had rigid instructions to Staff Sergt. Harold A. WisSinger, been donated but there is lots to attack, but the tanker A ^ ^ w orlo aftatnoon in Cheney Brothers Mala ordered on sick leave. Indiana, Pa. be done In a short Ume. They were married December 20. escaped without damage from an­ office of 82 long service employees 1916, at St. Mary’s Episcopal Decorations and Presents other because of the poor mark- Mr. Sanson stated that he need­ manship of Japanese gunners. The of the Company. Five employees, church by the Rev. Manning Jen- ed tights, decorations and presents Navy, meanwhile, said enemy sub­ tliroe men and two women were nett. The late Mrs. Elizabeth ..ax- CO put under and on the tree. He marines also were believed to be given 50-year pins and 27 employ­ well was the maid of honor, and .8 appealing to the vartous organ- operating near the American A t­ ees, six women and twenty-one Robert Little of Pearl street was izaUona to sss If It cannot be a men received 40-year pins. I FO R I the best man. omic shore. aomellke celebration for the enllsu The secretary declared that Since 1920 when the company • The couple received many lovely ed men. The Ladies AuxLlary o, United States forces "have up to started to give out long-service lifts from their family and friends ihe Chamber of Commerce has al­ the present time probably sunk or pins, a total of 84 lllty-year pins In remembrance of the day, among ready agreed to assist in the proj­ nave been presented and 342 forty- which were fifty silver dollars. damaged at least 14 enemy sub­ ect. marines’’ In the Atlantic and added year pins have been awarded. M E N O N L Y ! Now, by aaiaa ol th« caniAad u»d Mtlad Red Seal Meter no our truck, After a delicious supper was Leave Gifts at State Theater that "In the Pacific, our Naval The longest continuous service you are proridod with a deket chat ia served, games and inuslo rounded It Is planned, according to .Mr. 'orces have already effectively In the Cheney Company is held by primt*4 with the setuMi out a most enjoyable evening. Jack Trotter Who has been em­ 300 Sanson, to have presents, such as, dealt with several Japanese sub­ UvottM lato your Moraft tank. This Mr. and Mrs. Little have three ployed 66 years. deket serres as a delivery receipt and cigarettes, tobacco, candy, stamps, marines.’’ la your guarantee of full measure. children, and Mr. Little ie a well- v/riUng paper and anything that May Account for Security Following Is the list of awards: known plumbing and heating con­ would be useful. Upwards of two The Naval action and 'the 50-year pins, Carl J. Anderson, 50 tractor In Manchester. hundred and forty presents arc prevalence of the bitter North At- years and flvs montns; Axel Wsl- needed. Those wishing to make a antic winter weather which the man,, 50 years and four months; Nora A. Horan, 50 years ami 10 8lx Months for Theft donation either presenU or money, Germans do not seem to like, may decorations or any of the articles account for the recent compara­ months; John E. Johnson, 50 ysare listed above are asked to leave tive security of the North Atlantic and 10 months; and Florence E. Middletown, Dec. 22.—(;P)—Mar- them at the oUlce in the State convoy routes,” he said. Taylor 60 years and 10 ..lonths. Uon Jackson. 24, of 14 North Elm building on Main street Apparently covering three Forty Year Pins EMPLOYEES street, Waterbury. a bookkeepar, This Is the first planned activity months of sboot-on-sight patrol li, Forty year pins were prseented who said hs presided as a minister under the new arrangemente anu the Atlantic and two weeks of de­ to the following: Christian Nelson, for five Negro churches, was sen­ while the program for Thursday clared warfare In both oceans, the 43 years, 11 'months; Arvld Wei- L. T. WOOD tenced to tlx months In county morning Is stlU In the teutatlvu announcement of damage to possi­ man. 41 years, seven months; Jail today after pleading guilty to stage Mr. Sanson did say that he bly 17 or T8 submarines compared Clara Gallagher, 41 years, two AA'e’ve made H easy for you t o get HER the theft of a diamond ring valued was going to have at least one months; Axel Brink, 40 years, 10 the gift CO. with World war records creating e\|»e»tlng. Come In . we’ll help you all „ . at $150 from the Atwell jewelry hour’s enurtalnment It will be United States Naval forces w l^ 2 months; Alma Tell. 40 year*, 10 we can. 5t Bissell Street store hera open house on that morning ac­ successful attacks on German U- months; William SsndsrsoD, 40 you’ll be buying her gift In the shop of her choice Jackson was arrested by Cap­ cording to the chairman and mili­ Boats In 19 months of hostilities years, nine months; Frank Irons, are some last minute suggestions: Tel. 4496 tain Stevens of ths Waterbury po­ tary authorltlee. Because of the From April, 1917, to the armis­ 40 years; sight months; Robert Manchester’s Leading lice and Sergeant Vincent J. Ma­ fact that some of the men will be tice, U n tt^ States veaeela made Osmpbalt WUltsm Rsmlg, 40 -\ While EVENING HANDBAGS rino of the local departmenL on or must go on duty the affali 256 attacks on German subma­ years, seven months; Harry A . i m iN N V .JACKET $1.00 will have to be put on promptly. rines. Of the 24 “successful” st- Schleldge, 40 years, five months; For Evening Wear ucks, only three were known to Daniel Haggerty, 40 yearsk four SI l.fi.S hsve sunk undersea craft and two months; w elter Vsnnsrt, Thor FUR COATS We Have a Fine Selection were listed as “possibly sunk.” Gustafson, 40 years, three months; Stores Ask That You PK;SKIN Gf.OVES You will be wreathed In Prlnie Minister Churchill said on James Foley, John Olson, WUllam A b o u t T o w n S2.98 pair $49.98 to $200. smiles when you try pur. Dec. 11 that Allied shipping losses D. Wsmock. Bobm H. Rogsrs, Imagine the thrill she’ll get Xmas morning when she opens the beautiful G. E. Refri­ In the AtianUc bad dropped to .Nils B jo r k m ^ Rrad Bsntly, 40 WOOL SLACKS service. We give clothes An appeal was made through one-fifth the previous rate In the years, two mbntiMf\ WslUr Wlr- Q n i,TE D gerator— the gift every woman appreciates. .\ll Stainless Steel Hardware on our the church yesterday for burlap five months ending in November, ,SF*ORT .1 ACKET.S The Girls Love ’ Em that added touch that only tzila, PhlUp Oisney,^ Lens Bslk- DcLuxe Models. Something yon will not get again in refrigerators for a long time. bags to be delivered to the local but Knox’s statement gave first .-Kr, Alfred Smith, Annie Mo« Please Shop Before With Detachable Ho $1.98 professional skill, can give’ armory. These bags will be filled official word of succesaful Ameri­ Adam, 40 years, one month; BUY ON OUR G. E. BUDGET PLAN. with eaild and will be used around 57.95 It’s yours for a white can action against German subma­ Georgs CMsr, (N ew York store) 40 EXQUISITE UNDIES the local armory. Any bags that rines since the shoot-on-clght orr yssrs; three months; Mary Toohey, .\dorable Christmas. are delivered to the armory and der beesm- effective Sept. 16. 41 years. Pajamas. Gowns, Slips not needed there will be used at 140 Estimated Sunk 7 P. M. On Wednesday, HOUSE CO.\TS $1.98 to $2.98 aome other polnL It was gathered Previous unJwwn»wiwasiieawimiin>iw m g mH»||^g Unne Lodge, K. of P., has post­ mines. Private Conroy la s nephew o f Eve With Our Families Hand Embroidered poned Its 'meeting scheduled for Small Japanese submarines Constable James. Duffy and la a HANKIES 39c $2.25 to $7.50 CONTRIBLTEIMOW! RED CROSS RELIEF FUND. GIVE! OBlflBAl^BUCnUC Wednesday night, December 24th, might raid Pacific coastal shipping graduate of the Manchester High wwiwuRir^ ^ a s from bssss In tbs Caroline 8cho156 sank a Lata Show.Teolglit! Adnlta Oily T te ' T . K . C A. building wUl 10x45 Di m . close ChristmasC eve at six o’clock “ M A R ^ G E TODAY and remain closed Christmas day. FORM DDEN” this UNUSUAL SLIP The same schedule will prevail st AND New Years, closing at six o'clock STATE* TUESDAY T4« ^ftufe o A ill" on December 81 and all day. N tw T«|l the TRUTHI Should Not Be Ordered Year’s. * A masting of ths Parish Players unsm istm juuiwsnm ^ Mi ^ THE USUAL WAT Sheer But Sure Dramatic Club will be held tomor­ At Still Lower Prices No mattcT what size you have previously worn In other makee, the "5IA R Y row night at 8:15 In the library BARRON” Blastralt should be ordered in aeoordaaoa with your Braaelera of 8 t Jamns’s church. A full turn­ Tax Included Size. For Instaitrc, If yon have been wearing a else 66 ellp In other out o f the members is hoped for y « may require only a else 64 (or 66^^ If you are ehort) In a ‘'M ART HOSIERY as Uoksts will be distributed for BARRON.” , - the coming play. “How Dare You!’ HAurm FOURJIOSES CALVERT SPECIAL PLENTY OF ALL SILKS CHECK THIS SIZE CHART The Booster Club o f the North To B« Sure That You Hava Your Correct Size. Methodist church will have PLU S! “ I ha Body Dtaappeard” Chrlstmaa party thla evening at $ 2 3 9 3 t h . qt. Dreea or Braeelere tha paraonaga, 70 Hanry atrssL WEIX, TH U R K . FB L and SAT. $2-92 Size Size MARY BARRON SIZE t .1 , O -af. St. , , (ilFT PLUS! i NYLONS GOLDEN MAYFAIR GORDON PAUI. require# a 80 or S9U If oustoroer Is short* ihNN niiwnuM) “ Slag requires a 83 or 81 WEDDING WHISKEY GIN JONES If customer It ehort REG. $2.25 VALUES! Marlborough Aaothar requlrea a 64 or 88^ If cutsomer It short ///C l /J/cc/ H///i CKona^ ^ $ 2 . 3 5 $2.29 requites a 88 or 8S14 If customer Is short Mra. Howard Load $2.03 $2.49 Ih u r Hoots On < | w r t (BMui requites a 88 or S7M If customer Is short 884-3. Baat Hanaptoa Q oM i requlrea a 40 or 88 Almost ilJOOO milsa of lighted. PLUS! SELECTED SHORISl b • L s • VJr WILR03E Dress Shop day At 7 P. M. Please do your ahopptns before that DDWSttos bowr oonnltuta time. - . the federal natwork and aabttMi; NpWi “DEVIL PATS OPT* W7 MAIN STREET HOTEL SHERIDAN BUILDING 30 0 0 mUsa o f stnraya a rt uadar •PEAIRIB STRANOBR* eeaaftusttaa. RUBINOW BUILDING 4a, ,4 V a- *. . ■ j /.-I-- HOUSE & SON. IP? MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, DECEJiBER 22,1941 MANCHESTER E ^N IN G HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1 9 4 1 ^ r fo u B P A G E r m i factorlljr ou an axtahsive seals In Player* in Historical Rolea- this soil and cUmata, and U so wa Germany, Japan and Italy, and ob­ ice Duchess Recreation RamieMayBe will have a program well worth Planet Venus Believed Dutch Declare serving that Italy has thereby ex­ while,” cautiously said J. H. Me* How Red Cross Here pressly taken the side, not only of Oormack, I^snaacola, Fla., manu­ Germany but also of Japan, pow­ Center Hems Valuable Crop facturer and bead of a group of To Be Star of Bethlehem War on Italy ers with whom The Netherlands fS^DieS at Home kingdom is at war, consider The CHRISTMAS DANCE Alabama and Florida buslntas men Aided Frantic Soldier _____ Today formed to finance the experiment r' Netherlands kingdom at war with Sponsored By 6.0—Junior boys' gkme room By Howard W. Blakeolee Italy as from Dec. 11. 1941. I. Ekie Moore Tor- First Effort 1* Being ‘We .won't know all the aniwera ^caused by an explosion of gases Action Taken Because open, K. a. and W. 8. « , in a yew, or two. but we’ll have big enough to engulf an entire "The Italian government accord­ Order of DeMolay and Order of Rainbow Made to Grow and riiuiight Wife Dying, Now York, Dec. 22—OP)—Venus, ingly has been Informed.” 52, Pead After 6'^:46—Junior boys' phmge pe­ a basil on which to atart. We be­ the planet you see In the. south­ solar system. The explosions occur O f Participation in riod, E. 8. Develop Fiber. lieve we have something. But He Was Reported Asks Jews Here in old stars, and sometlmea in I Saturday, December 27, 1941 >ng nines*. 6- 7—Small gym open for hand­ manufacturera muat know wheth­ west thia Christmas week, may stars too faint to be seen normally New Axis War Treaty. ball. E. 8. er they can get a steady supply of AWOLf Miss Reynolds have been the famed star of Beth­ with the naked eye. A nova ap­ Spain Is Urged Atmore, Ala., Dec. 22.—(iPi— To Volunteer ^.N*w Tork, D«c. aj—(*>)—Mm. 7- 8—Small gym open for box-j fiber, and that’s what w’e're going lehem. pears only once; hence there would London, Dec. 22. •— (>D — The j Max Kabrick and His Society Club Orchestni ing, E. 8. One pretender to the shaky throne Comes to His Rescue. „ Koore Torlonla, 62, who «a to find out.” The reaoona for this poaaiblllty be no astronomical record, other Netherlands govemmont-ln-exile To Help Hitler 7- 8—Men's plunge period, E. 8. of Old King Cotton, dictator of Richard Stone, local optoro- are given In the astronomical pub­ than the tale of the wise men. 1^ Price: $1.6.5 (Lie Tax Included) former wife of the late Don 8- 9:30—Men’s gym class, E. S. He wns ju«t * boy -Just 21— announced today It has declared the south's economy since he mov­ etriat, has charge of recruiting lication, Sky and Telescope, by A conjunction of two or more no Torlonia of Italy had the. 8-10—Bowling alleys reserved znd apparently already In trouble a group of Jewish boys to take Jesse A. Fitxpatrick. planet*-there Is, apparent ’ over­ war on Italy because of Italian I»ndon. l^c. 22. (A5—The pri- Volunteers Down with hla Commanding officer. He 1 titles of ducheis and later for Mlaa Anderson's group, E. 8. ed in from Asia generations ago, over manning the Bolton air­ Astronomical records show, first, lapping In the sky of these stars participatioa with Germany and vatelv-publl.slied Spanish news let­ 7-10—Men’s senior bowling is another Oriental—Ramie. had gone AVVOL, (abaent without died In her Park avenue plane Ilatenlng post Chribtmoa that In the year of Christ's birth is another explanation. But none Japan In the new Axis war treaty. ter declared toda.v that "If Hitler Iment yesterday after a long league, W. 8. Down here on Alabama's. 8,500- Six of Ten Planes leave). Day, This arrangement will be Venus was particularly brilliant a t ! " f these alar gatherings came Ls not to be defeated In North A f­ The women’s gym class and ad­ acre prison farm one finds what is The Red Croaa Field Director at carried out In other nearby the time when he la said to have ! nearer than six years to the date The Netherlands had been at rica. Spain must come Into the IT’S NOT A MA'TTER OF ISIvMe vanced swimming class will not claimed to be the first real effort hia camp notified Miaa Jeaaie M. war with Germany since the Nazi war.” AHhough her son, f^nncc A lie- CTiungking, China, Dec. 21—(De­ cities as well in order that the been laid In the manger. Venua Christ's birth. JUST ANOTHER LOAD ' Torhmln of Rome, had meet until after the holidays. In America to grow and develop Reynold.^ R. N. Home Service (Jhrlatian boys may enjoy the Invasion of Holland In 1940 and It added that "plans are now- layed)—Six out of 12 Japanese Secretary of the Mancheater Chap was brighter then than this year,! ------OF OIL here by clipper laat month Tuesday this valuable fiber, which sponsors holiday free of duty. Jewish due to a more favorable position in with Japan since the outbreak of mature and all that remains Is for 6-9 -Junior boys' game room believe may help revolutionize planes engaged by (Here of the ^ ter of the American Red Croaa, hostilities In the Far East. the hiitton to be pressed." the British, Italian and U. S. American volunteers group In their boys who will volunteer for the her orbit with reaped to earth. But what kind of oil are jroe goO* .nmeots had granted him open. E. S. and W. S. southern agriculture and the tex­ Miaa Reyiiolda found him nearly WatkiiiB to Close The communique simply said: The publication said German first battle were shot down, a com­ work should call Mr. Stone at Second, the Venus seen from the ting? Is It best snlted’for your ' iisslon to be at hla mother's 6- 7 —Small gym open for box­ tile Industry. frantic, at the bedaide of hia young 4720, or Bee him at hia store, "The Netherlands government military and air missions had been They're so enthusiastic that the munique Issued in Kunming report­ wife, who had recently undergone United States never compares with taking note of the agreement con­ burner and ore you gettllig tl Ide, he had since returned ing. R. S. If you did all your Christinas 89 Main gtreet. the brilliance of this same star in Early Xmas Eve busy with' conferences with offi­ 7- 8 - Small gym open for hand state has planted over 220 acres ed today. a caeaarian o|a^iation and had cluded on Dec. 11, 1941, among cials in Madrid for two weeks. most B.T.U. ont of It? FSr ...le. The battle occurred Saturday. brought int.< Ihl, troubled world a the latitude of Galileo. With an allowance from her ball, R. ,S. of the stuff, and private Interests ours Is s speclflcstlon oO that Ithy father the late Charles , 7-g— Women's plunge period. have sank over 050.000 In a de­ Previous reports had given four aa fine baby boy. 'iiiere She Is so brilliant that her the number of planes ahot dowti. shopping in one day... He couldn't go back, he aald, In accordance wdth a custom In­ ^WWMCMMMfWJKWWnCMCSKncncSKfKWWMHKnMiaMMMKWWWWft p i meets the most exaettsg testak Moore, Brcoklyn-born Rlsie R. 8, corticating plant (removing fiber that la at the Information bureau light coMta wake on the water sofe and the Don—the Duke of 7- 10 Rcc senior basketball from wood) and on experimental The defenders suffered no losses. because, "what will happen to the the same as the moon. Even when augurated some years ago, Wat­ and proves Its superiority le re> You'd probably be in os pretty o pickle at the baby?” The doctora didn't expect In the center of the town? Give iH, Duke of Guadagnola and league, 3 games. R. 8. work which they hope will result your contribution today ao Uiat the moon Is up, Venus caata a kins Brothers will close Christmas ANOTHER HANSEN’S | dured heating costs. tace di Civttella Cesi—refur- 8- 10 Bowling alleys reserved In the development of a thriving impractical shopper above. hla wife to-' live. wake, and Fitzgerald says It la a Miaa Reynolda urged him to re­ thia can ttu^ Into a solid letter Eve St 6:30, their usual dally clos­ Jhed hla Rome town palac e and for r Kmond's group. R. 8. Path of true love ha.s some obstacles in it for Olivia de Havl- new Indnatry. iMifore, the first of the year. rare treat to see these two celes­ ing hour. This earlier closing ibarban villa ami ' enterUlned land and Rrrol Flynn in "They DleAT TREAT f Knowledge By Next Vear would aee to it that the baby waa Miss Hazel Trotter, head of the schedule, Watkins Brothers feel, ivishly from the time of their Lockhart plays the'heavy father This epic of early American his­ "By next year, we will know Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. And our job is churches dlvlsloh reports that ap­ sky casting parallel wake.a over gives their employees an opportun­ lage in 1907 until their ea­ tory telling the story of General Custer will be seen at the State properly taken care of, even If ahe the ocean. ^ A BORDEN’ S ICE CREA\I YULE LOG FUEL 4c RANGE OIL Week-End Deaths whether ramie can be grown satla- had to do It heraelf. peals for the fund were made In ity to enjoy the Christmas holldiy Y sement in 1925. theater Wednesday through Saturday. mode even more difficult by the present war Other explanations of the star to the utmost. They find that Man­ j Rich Coffee Bark, Creamy, Full of Fruit Center, Decorated With* u In .\ny Quantity — Any Tim e! ' That aoidtcr la back in camp all churche.a yesterday. which the Magi followed to find Entertained S80', at Dinner emergency. chester shoppers, in appreciation H .Msenroons and Cherries. Serves Six. ^ Wholesale and Retail Boston Fxlwln Wesley Preston and In the good gracea of hla Corn Christ are a comet and a nova. If of the extra hours off given the Once,, they entertained 350 Tor- 1940 presidential . campaign, are y manding officer bocauae the Red la and other relatlvea at a 68, since 1!I27 general manager of Plan to Suspend suspending activities for the dura­ Despite extra facilities and extra operators, it was a comet, has not since re­ employees, cooperate by shopping The Herald-Tiaveler Corporation. KKKOKIi: YOl) BUY ANY Cro.ss requested leniency for a New Submarine appeared, for comets' comings can at Watkins before 6:30 on the day re dinner also attended by J. tion of the wa •. we just can't handle promptly qll the Christmas mere boy who at the time had on BANTLY OIL COMPANY .. Morgan. At the time of her Brookline, Mass. Mrs. Annie M. "When the time comes that fur­ KIND OF INSURANCE be traced both Into the future and before CHiristraas. The store will (Jiib Operations hla ahQuIdera the worriea of a ma­ into the past If they appear more f 9 7 e HANSEN’S 0 7 « I n’a marriage to Princeaa Bea- Knott, about 90, first woman mem­ ther action on our part ia needed, CALL 6637 colls — at once. Colls pour in too fast — pile l^aunched Today remain open tonight until 9 p. m. CENTKR STRUCT , PHONE SZtS ^ice, daughter of the late King ture man. ' tlian once. In accordance with the iowm-wlde m ^ Next'To the Armory J l j? ber of the Christian Science Board we shall be ready to act,” Club up — so there ore bound to be delays and In thIa aame connection, Miaa Serving the Puhlic for 23 Years. jAlfonao XIII of Spain, In 1935, of I'in'ctors and a former as.so- Founder Oren Root, Jr., said yea- BENJAMIN CHENEY A nova Is literally a new star. holiday schedule. ».5X Main St. Hale Rlitg. r f i disoppointments. Reynolda would appreciate It It ^muctr of Europe’a royalty packed clote eilltor of The Christian New York, Dec 22—(/Pi—Ttie terday in announcing the organi­ the familiea of aoldiera In Man- Ikhe Church of Jeaua in Rome, Science periodicals. Indcpcmlent Clubs of America, zation'.' recommendations com- New London, Dec. 22—(F)—In a cheater would file with her a aeries of firatz, the Electric Boat f Mrs. Torlonia divorced her hus­ Fall River. Maas.—Edwin J. which as The Associated Willkle niittee waa coiivinccd ail energies If you ore planning to telephone your greetings band in 1928 In Connecticut, where record of the aoldler In their fami­ Company today launched the 1526- Cole, 7, past president of The Na­ Chib.H of America sponsored tlicir should be centered on the war ef­ to someone more than 500 miles away, won't ly. It la in thia manner that the le court did pot agree with the namesake's candidacy during the fort. ton submarine to be launced at the ice'a declaration that under tional Association of Insurance you make your call this- evening or tomorrow Red Crosa can maintain a link plant since 1933, when the cuttle- Agents of America. THE DOCTOR’S between the aoldler and hla home. Italian law, an act of infidelity JVEED CASH evening when traffic is light? In this way you'll flah went over, and she la: the part of a husband waa not Reading. Pa.—The Rev. WtUliam Watch for the reaiilU of the The first submarine to be F. A. Cunningham, 8. J.. 81, con­ BILL! "Vanlahlng Tea Parly." 02.00 jerloUB offense if committed get faster service and enjoy the lowest rates as launched at the Groton yard qlnce ToPlease HER fessor at the novitiate of St. Isaac use PERSONAL’ S have* been collected ao far, and it ith decorum. Whtft a comfort and haartliff. for well. the war was declared. T »’o other children, Mra. Christ- Jogues, Wernersvllle. Pa., since SHE’LL BE la expected that thia total will The first to go over from a new 1932, and a member of the Society Streamlined Service fha worrlad o m aro ffia wordt la Lord and Mrs. Francia X. "Tho Doctor t% Kara**! Ratpom i' reach the amazing aum of 03,000 ways at the North yard. lids, aurvlve. of Jesus for 63 years. At "PERSON A L" we make bifity it laid Kaavily on Kit tKoul* This Christmas we'll be busier than ever . . . but If everyone doea hla Job. The first tc have a new arrange­ loans 025 to 0300 to employ­ The Liberty Glrla’ club, which Ottawa, Ontario Senator J. C. Thrilled to the Toe<‘! dart. Oftan Kit mitructtont ara we'll be doing our level best! ment for smashing the traditional Elliott, 69, Liberal member of the ed. credit-worthy folks—sin­ tkatcKify foRowad or dalayod. TKa eon.slata of nine children between bottle of champagne; this having gle or married—on Just their Senate for Ontario from lyindon, Doctor It aipactad Kb work the agea of ten and eleven, have been ordered because of difficulty lelired Admiral Ont. IFiYOU GIVE HER own signatures. Outsiders miraclat, in tpita of mucK »ntaf> made 200 table decoratlona for In breaking a bottle when the are not involved—you act Grcencaslle, Ind. Dr. Henry faranca and lack of cooparationi. The Southern New England Christmas, for which they have Orunlon’s sister ship, the Growler, Dies al Newport Ostrom, 80, minLster, evangelist "on your own." taken orders. Of course, the pro­ Telephone Company was launched Nov. 22. and authority on the Bible for It takes only a few minutes Mott pKyticiam dia from Kaarf ceeds will go to tAe Red Croaa and The 06,O(X),OOO addition to the more than 50 years. He was on the to apply. The minute your troobla. duo to lofifi inta«nfvf this should be a shining example rapidly expanding fleet of the Newport, R. I., Dec, 22-<;P)-Whlle tcKcoCnf, strenuous work, lack of staff of the Moody Bible institute appliration la approved, you for other groups. Another good United States was christened by ir raged again in the ocean to of Clilcago for the past 20 years. receive the full amount of tufficiant rost end comtent strain. Idea was carried out by the La­ - __. weat, Admiral William Banka Don't ad impsid bSit to Kis wor* Mrs. Stanford C. Hooper of Wash­ Newport, R. I. - Admiral Wllllapi your loan, in cash, without If you hear of air raid warnings dles' Auxiliary of the Zion Lu­ ington, wife of Rear Admiral Stan­ lEaperton, who waa commander-ln- Banks Caperton, 86. commander deductions. A 0100 loan riot! theran church at a meeting last *chlef of the Pacific fleet In the first costa 020.60 when repaid in any section of the state or ^ ford C. Hopper, wh< is on duty in in chief of the Pacific fleet during week. It was brought before the the office of naval operations In World war, died yesterday in New­ the World war and the oldest re­ promptly In twelve monthly meeting, to decide how tri help the port Naval hospital at the age of country, defense authorities j the Nai-y Department at Washing­ tired American admiral. Installments. Slee us today Red Croaa war fund, and deciding ton. New York Mrs. Elsie Moore for the cash you need. ‘‘actions speak louder than words” w Tlje body will be taken to Wash- urge you not to place colls to the I Launching ceremonies, at which Torlonia, 52, divorced Brooklyn- a collection wan taken tmmediat- attendance waa limited, took place Igton for buiial, probably Wed- born wife of the late Prince Ma­ Personal Finance Co. affected areas. V ly and the results were gratifying issdsy. in Arlington National 753 5laln Street at 12:10 o’clock while the 4,000 rino Torlonia of Italy and mother 673 MAIN ST. 08 can be seen, the total being 030. workmen on the first shift were at lemetery. of Prince Allesandro Torlonia of State Theater Building UANOteSTttt..COMl Admiral Caperton. the oldest re- The AuWmotlve Trade Bureau lunch. Many of the workers gath­ Rome. Phone S4S0 of the Chamber of Commerce has ered i| the launching area to Ired American of his rank, spent License No. 391 17 years in the Navy. In later Kinston. N. C. C. W. McDevett. Elmer Hnhenthal, Its chairman, watch the Grunion take her initial Make Your 53. managing editor of Tlie Kins­ Open Until 7 P. M. On rears he lived at Newport. Ho had r Wa 4ro UaAod W M faer iL contacting all memgera of bureau dip. ton Free I’ rrss anil widely known Thnrsdaj- Nights During Advertise in The Herald—^It Pays to make contributions to the Red jeen in the hospital several December. [ Oaotor 7o ffaop Tae Waft Bontha.. as a writer of freak nature stor­ Cmss VVar Fund. Great Britain abollahed the pil­ A daughter. Marguerite, sur- ies. Have you seen the new V sign lory a hundred years ago. San Mateo, Calif.- -Mrs. A. P. Gifts srlvea. Giannini, 72. wife of the noted California banker. Chicago Mrs. Margret Carney. o News Hearfl 47, wife of Thomas J. Carney, president of Sears, Roebuck and Of Jap Attack Co. eiKA tuns IS JUST Hollywood, Calif.—David How­ ard. 45, veteran motion picture ,l.ondon. Dec. 2 2 -'i^ > An Kx- director. 'bsnge Telegraph Agency dispatch Chicago Butt Cheever Harden- ttMn Canberra today said that the brook, 65. .senior vice president of Australian government, which was the First National Bank of Chi­ n constant touch with the tern- cago. :dry of New Guinea, had no Infor- FOR EXAMPLE lon of a purported Japanese nt- Former Broadway Arirraa Dies there. Christmas "Of course theyVe The Rome radio had reported HollNwood. Dec. 22-

OM Spiee Sets Travel KMS Ftowers 9 1 . 0 0 u p . HOLIDAY m fl.OO np. Old Sploe Yes, you’re boiind to hear more favorable comment on 'b in e cod.* Tardley Sets Shaving Seta Heat, the deep, penetrating CHECK-LIST SlAS n ^ ' , 92.00 np. kind where ana when ygu Flowers by Pentland, for they’re truly the “pick-of-the- C?VT KLOWER.S—Roses, Csnta- Dresser Seta C am eras----- want it, is a present-^y lux­ erop.” We want yoii to have the best.. .so we planned our , tions, Euphorbia, Picardy Gladio­ 91.08 np lus; Gai^enlas and CatneUlas; tS.7S up ury that electricitT brihga Christmas display that way.. .not this month, but months P ipes and you at-lowco^ UNiVE^AL Pom .I’onis, Sweet Peas and Vlo^ Lnclen LeLoag Tebnceo Pouebee ago! For months past we’v kept*an eager eye on the lead­ lets. ^UllOCSiMir bums slowly, steadily... Colognes 3-heat electric heating pads A Com plate ing greenhouses of the Northeast. During our visits to PLANTS — Poinsettias; Begonias S1.00 op. are practical and inexpen- Radiant With Ma'gic CHRISTMAS Cl^eer and Sparkling Colors i#i■ive. * these growers ,we watched the Christmas stocks progress Including the extra fine “ Lucjille;” protects health, saves inoney> fo o l Cyclamen. Azaleas, Christmas lool ANSEvens t o y o u r c i f from seedlings to near-bearing plants. Popper Plants; Boston Ferns, Fov^ Family—^for Friends—The Perfect Gift i '"Kalanchoes, English Ivy and San* TOC want big diridenda in extra home com­ • P . sevieria. v io v r o i Naturally we knew just which growers had the best roses. . . fort and real health protection thia winter, Holiday Cut Flow ers.. . CORSAGES — Ro.*es, Qardeniait The Christmas Emblem Plant... Ctnemnster r inveat in a aoppljr o f ‘bine coal* note/ The Poinsettia - Bright Red Blooms R,oses, short to medium, the choicest poinsettias. . and all the other favorite blooms Camellias, Orchids, Lily* of ths per dozen ...... SL.'iO to $.3.00 PMsIay'a •Kes ■ Movie as well as more unusual plants and cut flowers. And our Valley, Sweet Peas, Violets. Also *blae coal,* 70a kqow, ia the fineat product of Dark Greeii Foirage attractive arrangements of mixsd Roses, long and fancy, Men's SOMLEHE ^•onAfii* Camera In this day of practical gifts, Prices ...... $2.00 to $4.00 Shaving orders were not placed at the last minute.' Reservations flowers and special Christmaa oor- the rich Pennsylvania hard coal fielda. It ia manylaintlies are pooling sagea per dozen...... $4.00 to $6.09 SeU were made on the choicest stocks months in advance. At cleaned, sized and prepared for domestic nae Carnations, d o ze n ...... $1.50 up Gift Box 3 9 c 9 ' tiieir Christmas funds to buy Other. Christmas P lan ts.. . the zero hour these plants and blooms were rushed to us. . . GIFTWARES—Pottery and glaas with the utmost cam, and by the moat modem, $1.39 1133.25 vase;; and bowls; hanging bowla; Azaleas ...... 12.00 to $3.00 ifis k > m B m on* worfli-while giftfliat has scientific metfaoda. Then, it must pass the moat MOW! in all their glory.. .garden fresh! Our expert packing and bulb dishes, gazing globes; terra* B eg o n ias...... S2.00 Boxes of Assorted Cut Flowers fMl permanent usefulneis. $2.50 up. ' delivery ser\’ice assure their reaching your home in perfect rium:: and dish gardens. Novelty exacting inspection and laboratory testa for NOM UKTAIU Cyclamen ...... $1.50-$2.00 The electrio washer is ideal plant arrangements In pottery Se TttgmiMifi. r r s parity and uniform sizing. That’s why ‘blue coal’ Imzgim. , . whli the Cp Berry Plants ...... $1.50 to $3.00 Other Seasonable Cut Flowers... fer this purpoa*. condition for long, lasting enjoyment! bowls; Christmas center pieces. Snapdragons, Pohipons, Cut Poin- always gives abundant, clean, healthfiil heat at •f a fiagM jM n a izfw Kalanchoe ...... Bl.OO GREIENS — Unusual ChrlsUnae lata the ferimM daagwn Dish Gardens...... $1.50 to $4.00 settias, Etc. Moderately Priced. Monthly Terms wreaths and distinctive evergreen lowest coat. fraaa qMtain . . . to4 G ifU U m a/k . 'Ihat’a what we mean when we say yoiini find the “ pick-of* Branch Holly, Roping. Cemetery Christmas door eprays. Lauiivl'* keep yomr bama al a aoi. the-crop” at Pentland’s. You pay nothing more for these Roping; cultivated EhigUeb AoUyt And that’s why more and more families are farm temperature day Wreaths, Biudceta, English Holly, Corsages— Gardenias, Valley, Vlo-- S9e to , $1.5» mistletoe. changing to ‘blue, coal’ for EXvf home heJiting. and Mglitf Lai Mistletoe, Holly Wreaths, Center­ lets, Sweet Peas, O rchids,. .priced extra fine flowers, .and receive loads more pleasure from Why not put in a supply and see for yourself. jum in vaor awa I according to flowers used. them. Why not come in tomorrow, see for yourself how aa aMi galiaau pieces. to* BORIC will not permit us to show all of tti* dozens fine they a r e ...a n d reserve your selection for Christmas All Orders DeUvered in Bright Xmas Wrappings. REM ACID s n s s ii? practical and beautiful electrical gifts. A visit delivery! Phomi Us Youtt Omn Topayt [ We Telegraph Ouistmas Flowers.* , ftmeovm Sat.ant sn .m g to our nearest office will oolv* many Chriotmas 4 ^ f 2 9 e - a a t problems. KLEENEX 3Ut« TISSUES PCPSOBCNT ASPIRIN i PHONES 6247 and 4444 aoo ream SWMSM r/sr/z 1 $1,49 ANDERSON I 3 f 2 1 1 l O ^ The AAanchester Electric Divinon BtM. S»Zt Vl-Deita ttamo’m 1 * ★ 17 OAK STREET ★ ★ Greenhouses and Flower Shop CPSOM Emnlsloa pablu m I SALTS S 08 . ftsses 4wa ■ OPPOSITE CIRCLE THEATER Phone 8 4 8 6 23c >9ef J., ; . , ■ . UAMCHE13TEK EVUNiMU UlUtALiD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, DECEMBER 22,1941 MAKvjWHJSiCK SVISISINU HEJKALD, MANCHES'l'bK. CUNN- M UMM Y, UECEMBER 22, 1911 S l l P A C £ SI

obtained them map m tWe a**' tbrangb aatil tbe in automobile acetdents In Connec­ wlU word it thle way— "aU the 4 Lahorites night while walking across a road 64. of Hnmder formerly Water- people o f t Mary'e Parleh," and Completing Details nlhgTrom Mven to ten o'clock. The party gets underway. Woodrow McCann Till •ee Deaths ticut durin;; the week-end. in Farmington He had rmrked his 8 committee wUI me^t tbia evening 4 to 14 Ft. The victim.".-, bury, died in a New i^ v en hospi­ tes Letter teU them we are keeping our china ear and stepped out Just before tal Sunday night of ^ a d injuries at seven thirty at Lareen's. feed Move Into New Bebool John T Henley, 21, of Bast the accid'-iit occurred. up and for them to do llkewlae. Of Christmas Party Is Reported Safe BAI.SAM — SPRUCE KOPPERS Made Peers Bed Cots Needed Haven. suffered Nov, 17 when she was Pm afraid I’U have to atop, for store on the Square and wlU make Soqthbury, Dec. 23.—(P)—^The Traffic Toll Mrs. Maclx^n was injured struck by an autoyfiehr h^r home. SILENT GLOl up the completji program for the Peter Market, 54, of Hartford. Oil Bamer Bales sad SsrstaS! 'From Ireland pat^ la rationed. ctoalng of schoola for tbe boUdey fatally in Deep-River Saturday kiddies, party. reesM tomorrow afternoon will Mrs. MarthJ. B. .MacLean, 47, of when her automobile skidded Into Hoping this finds you all well Tbere are etlil a few tickets left Prtvat* Woodrow McCann, Bon COKE New Haven. Three Pacific/islands—Midway, and happy, as this leaves my good Tickets will be distributed in tbe mark the end to Mven one-room Quitbiias Trees Elevation to Strengthen Two Men and Woman a tree. She died in a .Middletown Johnston, and /P alm yra—are now CHAS. G. SCHELL for the Christmas Party of the vacant store on the Square in the schoolhouscs in Southbury. When of Mr. and Mrs.-Jamea McCann of For Emergency Henley suci’umbed to a fractur­ hospital sev-ril hours later. 1068 MiUo St. T M I McCullagh, Formerly wife and myself feeling tip top. 01 Wetherell atreet, ia safe at Fort Party in Purliunient'H commi.ialoriei/as U. S Navy, air Spencer Block. Six hundred gifts puplla resume clasaca January 5 all THE w. o. \ ed skull in a New flaveri hospital In addition. .Mrs. Helen Fiirniss, Most sincerely, Manchester Improvement Associa­ Barrett, Honolulu, acednUng to a WHOLESALE — RETAIL j killed in .Stall* During wlU be presented to the .kiddies by of tbe approximately pupils early Sunday a half-hour after . f This Town, Tells of Eld. McCuUagh. tion which wlU be held tomorrow 200 cable received from him by his Upper House. Santa Claus. Those who 'lave not wil! move into the town’s newly j Wi*i*k-Knd. his car craslied into a tree and P, S.: I would appreciate a let­ evening at 7 o’clock on Depo'. parents yesterday. It was brief and House and Lawn Trees GLENNEY CO. ------L. The Manchester Defense Council needs bed cots for the present Experiences There. yet contributed may do so tonigh built grammar school. (Wile and overturned at a buSy in­ ter from any of our friends. Square. Those who nave not yet simply said “Am Safe.” This ta the London, Dec.-32—(/P)—The eleva­ emergency. It has been found that no agency in the state tersection in that city. 1129 • 929 Main Street Coal, Lumber, Masons’ Supplies, has such cots ready in case of a sudden disaster. j ■' By The Associated Press >Edwin McCullaKh, formerly of first information received by bis tion of four Laboritea to the House Struck by one car and run over WIUIAH P. For Mrs. Neill from my wife: relatives from him since Honolulu Paint ' ■ Iq an unhiippy prelude to the town, but now living In Ire- 19 Lewis St. Tek 4331 of Lord* to strenglhcn the Labor Anyone wlio has such equipment, and 1s willing to loan a cot or by another aa he lay in the high- A War Time Recipe was shelled by the Japs In their SSa No. Main St. Tel. 4148 iuiliday .soriBon, thiuo perKons dif^d ■A-ay. Market was killed .Saturday hu written tbe following 3 breakfast cupe whole meal air raid. party in the Upper llouac wa.i iiri- cots to the Defense Council Is asked to deliver them to the ter to Rev. J. Stuart Neill, rec- :• os. margarine \nounced formally tod i.v Manehestcr police station , at any time during the day or ■ o f St. Mary'a; 1 2 tablespoons syrup xTheIr addition awolla to 17 Un- night, or notify Mrs. George Chene", 21 Hartford Road, Baltylum, Portadown, 1 heaped teaspoon baUng soda nuhiber of labor peers. who will make arrangements for thep- collection. FUIL N. Ireland, 1-2 teaspoon salt (The actual voting strength of !2S MAIN ST, AAANCHiSrEJK Nov. 14, 1941. 8-4 lb. any dried fruit (raisins, the Lhrds is more than 7.10 But The cots should have a tag attached bearing the name and address iD w r Mr. NeiU; currants or sultanas) of the donor so that they can lie returned after the emer. Sa'y “Merry Christmas” only a Small number regiilai ly at­ geney. British V/ar Relief I feel I must write and thank 1-2 pint buttermilk. tends the\Hou.ie’a aesslnn.s.) u for your welcome letter which Mix all dry Ingredients, Melt OIL T h ^ e Given Honors received today; and please don't margarine and syrup and add to Do 0IP Sptisiblp Thinff tr think because of tbe fact Electrical Gifts King George VI conferred a r 1 buttermilk. with n't write very often that I have viscountcy otVsSquadroM Leader make arrangements, now, for future need. AND Mix all well nad put Into two William Wedgwood Henn and nett a second lieutenant. All are IfH^tten about you for such Is 2 lb. Jam pota and steam for 3 attached to Company 1), First .A confidential di.scussion with Mr. Quish Saot tbe case. Baronies on K<(glnal(l I-letehcr, Labor Groups hours. Tie grease proof paper on Charles Latham aim Joslah Wedg­ Battalion, .Second Military Dis­ places you under no oliligation, assures .serv­ RANGE OIL Tou were a good friend while 1 top of Jam pots for steaming. wood. \ trict. Corp. Andrew Riga of Weth­ connected with good old St. - / FLOWERS ersfield al.io was promoted to sec­ ice as you wish it. CALL It was pointed out that with a Will Be Loval iM ary'a Oiurch and the happy Tune: “What a Friend We Have BINGO Are Always Popular And coalition of ConservatK^, Liberals ond lieutenant ami assigned to G-2 j times 1 spent with the choir mem' in Jesus.” and Laborites running tw govern­ section, brigade sliiff. Tonight at 8 O 'clock ( A .Modern Funeral Home) fM ra and the people of the parish "Jesus loves the whoeoever, of ment It W05 considered necessary Pledges of Cooperation could never forget. whatever laiiu they be. to strengthen Uiv Ijrlxirites^ jii the 7426 (The churches here are very nice, And He gently cmls them to Him, Upper House. In this conniption, 100% .ME'TERED SEKViriBI Ibat, when I enter them, I haven't In Defense Produetion ORANGE HALL or salvation full and free. Easy To Select At The it wa.i stressed that the new peers W H A T A I tto same feeling as 1 did when V All the folk trom bonnle Scotland GASOLINE, 6 Gals. $1.00 were created as a special meas­ Are Given. This Week and Next! {?,) 10-Pound Turkeys Given ICitiered that, comfortable, bright, And they from Uie English dells ure of state policy, not as a mat­ BARGAIN i'elHerful happy looking little Away — One With FJach Free Game! v Not forgetting dear old Ireland ter of political honors or awards. Washington. Dec. 22 — (A*> — 'AMBULANCE SERVICE' WILLIAMS ; A nrch of St. Mary’s. That Is one Or the rugged bills of Wales,” it>C God's houses where one le t the Last Minute. See Our Pleilge.s of loyalty and cooperation Admission ...... 2.5 cents. OIL BBKVIUE, INC. * presence of our Heavenly . a..,er. "to the utmost" in defense produc­ y P / io H S . DAY- NIGHT 4 3 4 0 BROAD STREET There are so many things 1 Give Instruction C.oiisiilt oil Stand tion have been given by 21 labor ! would like to tell you but clrcum organtxatlons, the Navy an­ j otanoea wouldn't permit. To Alien Enemies Toward I'liailaiiiK nounced 1 Just feel 1 am talking to you Complete Selection Of As.ilstdit Secretary Ralph A. Mr. Neill but when I stop and Bard In aXjetter to those sending think I can't talk as I would like Hartford. Dec. 22—OP)—Attor­ the pledges \ declared that "auch London, Dec. 22 .(.(p,—The Brit- to, so you will have to road be- ney General Francis Biddle today evidences of imlty, of thought and : tween the llnea. sent United States Attorney Rob­ i.sh and United States governments spirit arc mosCxcncouraglng in the I do hope Mr. Neill that the ert P. Butler the following com All Kinds Of Electrical are con.iulting on the attitude they present crisis." ; Workers of America will stop and nuinlratlon regarding alien en­ should take t.iward Thailand, a The Navy said "an outstanding MATTHEW WIOR think before l.t la too late that emies: Foreign Office spokesman said to­ example of action by labor organi­ their striking is causing a lot ot "It Li called to the attention of day. sations in speeding up production lOCSTR tnubic in every way to the cause the Department of Justice that t.lapan H/uKjunced ye.sterday was the elimination trom lalxir fo r which Great Britain and her some alleit enemies are construing Merchandise conclusion of a military and econo­ agreements of provUiioiia for pay­ Allies are fighting for. If some of the presidential proclamations of ment in excess of time ^ d one Qa/f 9«nu/A« //oop«r mic agreement with Thailand Spmclali harm thia n o m ** them could only live through what Dec. 7 and 8 concerning control of making the two nations allies In half for overtime. pJato. Look for it the people of London, have experi­ alien enemies as forbidding all the war Iri the Pacific. ► .Many Fail To Comply enced, they would be glad to re­ travel by them. Troubled by what to give your wife, sweetheart The afKikesman said that while While the response has been Model 105 turn to work and ,slrlking would "Regulations are being pMpared or Mother? Give Flowers I Did you forget a the Thill minister still was resi­ most favorable from most labor * 21.25 be the last thing they would think covering the whole subject of vari­ dent in Knglund that did not orgunisiatlons, the Navy said, many Truly eiceptlonal' Smart now- ous types of travel by alien en­ last minute gift? Give Flowers! Puzzled have not yet complied with thtx Ijibout doing. necessarily nieai. ho still was be­ looVinq Hoover Specials, oocn-'* I can well remember the first emies. In the meantime, alien en­ about ;i dishint friend? Wire Flowers! ing accorded diplomatic recogni­ defense agency's request. time the siren went here. It was emies arc advised that the Depart­ JOHNSON BROTHERS tion. The Navy said groups making plelely roconolrucisd at the C^dnlght and my wife and I woke ment of Justice construes the proo- ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS pledges and loyalty and coopera­ H oov'er factory. Now color scheme lamatlon la not forbidding the fol­ Our Selection l.s Complete And Of The Finest tion included: — new bell, bag and cord—new up and we could hear footsteps, 633 M.\IN STREET T E L . ^ T MANCHESTER Co of course wc gut up and dress­ lowing three types: Stock! Naiiien. M OO to do Mr. Neill and It's this — we have plenty of merchandise on hand in all de- other Beautiful Tlca, Hand K EU IR ’S u r n WEAR Jf you plcsM, ask some of the partfnents to take care of late shoppers. When TaUored. Wool Lining...80c Wool Olovea in Ail Cetera. t Usft, Welsh and Scotch and 11.00 ter friends connected with St. you shop at Marlow’s you are sure of two things-^ s Parish if they would coi- quality merchandise and courteous servlec. t a tittle moniy to give tbe lys a social evening. But 1 would MOWIDUU. tbeiKoney only from the peo- ROBES of St. Mary's Parish ao it FOR HIM—Even If he’s the hardest man on earth SWANK In AU Wool Flaanel—' lid be announced it was from to please at Christmas time, youll find a gift sure KELLER’S MEWS WEAR Gabardine—BUk •t parish. to make a hit with him at Marlow’s. And that goes eiwatt* We could get an orchestra for JEWELRY it 16 shillings and I could get for the young lads too! ball free and the eats wouldn't $7.95 up to be elaborate or ratber FOR HER— You’ll find all of the gifts she mention* KORDO HIDE NOVELTIES couldn’t be owing to the food ed and more at our store. And our sales girls know Featurtiig the ArtstoUram, CAMBRIDGE itlon but tbe boys wouldn't JACKETS the iateat in Initial Jewelry; BUFFER TOE A HEEL SENATOR CONRAD rtesiOENT Dresser Sets Crosses Birthstone Rings tbe eate as long as they had Just how to help inexperienced shoppers. alae. tha C a m e o — Key 1 5 lewelt 17 lewtii 17 ieweh n lewelt The Mlikele Leatheri ...... ta n f o f fun. But If you think -4 Chaina, Tla Chains or Clstps, Waahablel Scuff Proof! -HOSIERY • 3 3 ^ 5 Si S' iaedly o f it. Just don't say FOR-THE HOME—We’ve put ail of those handy Knives, Wsteh Chains, Dress .America** P n frra d W atek for Ckrtatmaa • 2 9 7 * • 3 7 “ • 4 9 ” SA.95 ' ig about it. Any good Bsts. Extra Wear In Every Pair! Abwr* srlcM I^Ss'FeSarel Tea u p we have here the boye usu- and useful gifts for the home all in one department The Challefige At $14.60 PRICES BTART AT flCte. or free invitations or at a to nmh* it c u i* !’ for yott to do your Christmas Other Jaeketa, .fS-OO and up rate. If you eend tbe Ualea ...... SSe sad SOe pr, Large Selection Newest Models. . . Elgin, Hamilton. Waltham. Benrus and Bulova shopping. •ruili Bats MUttoiy Bets tbe eoctal would be In con- Wool Mixed Rese....l0« pr. watches. Other Watches Priced Fyom $10.95 Up. with either Mr. MilUng- Tie Rashs Rsy Cases Pure Wool parlsh or Mr, Halahan'a Walteto Mankure Bets Hese ...... SSe to 11.00 pr. I don’t want to eay SWEATERS Tebamo PoOthsM they are. Pipe Btshds , Mr. NeiU, 1 am i farmer In Button or Puli-Gver Stylaa As t « w As $1.00 proud o f It. l a m mdl^ ARLOW Sleeveleaa or With Sleeves man tban anything All Wool At $2.60 and up. Bss Our “Monareb” Briar Pfo getting ^'plenty to cat Pipes, guaranteed to give a Icdiet' Miikrt*** .ttoi Is Sleweed aBSsIre. etlran ' Ig to complain about, F or Vahite^ AH swMtan purchased early eom*dry amoks. SI.BO and Matthew Wior siesi rtef, ■MMiesotclei llvety aieeiOee MATTHEW WIOI * ^ KELLER'S MEirS WEAR JEWELER renem bar me to Mr. —pHeea tame aa laat year wp- IMa hrM nmhaw. OmI aa*. JEWELER «e«sH4 le ee- ritelly •Istolsge „ I. .Mwel tbe eboir membeie, 977 MAIN STREET tvrel teiet fetd 9 * ^ 977 Main Street, Manchf t, jr. Cbanbaca. O. Pot ■(.) MANCHESTER dsilte . . . “ P OOK told . .$ 5 0 OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9:00 0*CIA)CK." Open Every Night Unjil 9^ Including Christmas Eve Ppen Ewenings Until 9 :0 0 p.

' .i J. , "'-V-d.-cj CIGHT MANCHESTER EVEfttNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, 194i " ber. The solo part was taken by Sunday of all central labor unions the Eighth School and Utilities • SERIAL STORY Stores Shutdown hne stalior.^, r''.'.'.3ir,*!d in opera, Robert Gordon„.,barttone, in his and their delegates, representing District wtre present. Uon. Hotel residents hurriedly Manchester Holds Off Firemen Hold made arrangements to eat ih pn- usual good voice. An old time fa­ every union affiliated with the It was a real dinner with all the o Fine Musical vorite was "The Shepherds had Connecticut Federation of Labor, Affects Shoppers Vats homes and house’vives drove Date Book James J. Clerkin, New Britain, fixin’s and was served promptly. HIS CHRISTMAS CAROL BY ADELAIDE HAZELTINE COPYOiaHT. IS4 I, 23 miles to Boulder a ty for gro­ an Angel” by Besly, the solblst Strike Call Annual Dinner Toastmaster Holmes introduced NCA sznvice. INC ceries. being Mias Eleanor Willard, who president, Connecticut Federation the district officers and compli­ Las Vegas, ^’ev., Dec. 22—(JPi— Tonight of Labor explained the labor com­ The stores reopened under an Programs on Sunday gave a delicate reading of the Christmas Carol Sing, Highland mented the firemen for their splen­ Oiristmaa shoppers, caught un­ work. pact signed recently by Governor The Storyi The terma of An­ agreement halting picketing and j Park Community club. Union, Protesting Jarvis Hurley, himself, Thomas R. Mal­ North End Departnit^nt did work during the past year. drew Deartram's will specifying suit. "I guess If* all right for Half-n-half. Ur. Dearborn al'ays around the boy’s shoulders and aware* by a general shutdown of "The Song of Mary," k carol of Christmas Dinner Party, Pion­ Presents were exchanged and the Santa to- be planning a dance," he did—” stores .Saturilay, made up for lost ars. This minor fault, however, dis­ loy, president of the . state CIO, department made a nice donation that hie secretary Carol, sad ffve said good-naturally. "Let’s go, draw both him and the dog close. time today. \ [Mtiah** Presented in appeared as the work I proceeded Spanish origin, was sung in keep­ eer Parachute Co. Employees. Ma­ Firm Contract, Is De­ and Alfred C. Fuller, president of Hears Sergeant Pren­ other employes, shall judge wheth­ He caught Carol's warning Then he stared after hla car, ing with the general background sonic Tebiple at 8. for the Kiddies party tomorrow "Andy'll remember that his glance and broke off. All reataurants, •^ry goods es­ gwfWfWfRiaiwfwmatsgwtwmmMmmiHmilmsifjk RHiisiiskmamRaki;; and the ensemble was heard to bet­ the Manufacturers Association of evening. er or not his playboy son Andy Is tousling Nicky’s ha)r. :temoon Qefore 350; of a Mother's lullaby. In this Miss Tomorrow laying Action. Connecticut. tice Make Address. running the bnolneiM according to father liked the parties,” Carbl ’ ”8o the boss wear* tho half- tablishments, dnig stbres and even We Call For and Dnilvdt' ter advantage. A number that was Children's Christmas Party at Detective Prentice outlined the said as they walked down tfle They canae up to the office to­ saloons clored early ^ u r d a y in Vonr Doelor’s PrsscriptInOt ;900 at South Church very well sung was "All We, Like Doris Stone, a young singer with All pledged to refer labor dis­ ■ his fsther’ii policy of "service to n-half costume, does he?” Ancty gether. Andy’s lips were a grim a promising voice, enacted from Depot Square. Hartford, Dec. 22—(JP)—Gover­ putes to the Governor or to arbi­ Detective Sergeant Joseph Pren­ various phases of fire prevention the people," put Carol, who has stairs. "In fact It was Mr. Dear­ said, more to himself than to protest against at'temp^ mer­ WELDON DRUG O a, Sheep, Have Gone Astray.” An­ Saturday, Dec. 27 during air raids, precautions to be born’s Idea for the half-n-half suit line. Nicky was half embarrassed chants said, of the AFL t^m sters >1 McCONVILLE Floriti I \ dlelight Service. other outstanding chorus number a concealed background the part nor Hurley's strike truce with ters designated by him. tice of the Manchester Police De­ loved Andy since girihaad, in a dif- Nicky and Carol. “Andy Dearborn by Andy’s gratitude. Prescription PharmaoMO was, VFor Unto Us a Child Is of "A Voles.” Christmas dance, jointly spon­ partment was the principal speak­ taken and a general talk on the ftcult spot. Although the will has that gave the P*rly lu name. He making a monkey of hlrtself! union to force union membership 901 Main Stmot sored by Order of DeMolay and management and labor has halted proper methods of combating used to say. 'Half way between Linda’s crowd will get a laugh Aw, that’s all right.’’ he pro­ upon employes. , An andteiiM of-350 w u preaent Bom.” The vigor and acclaim were Previoua to the concluding num­ er a t the annual Christmas din­ wot been found, (Jhrol knows Its Order of Rainbow, Masonic Tem­ a threatened strike of truck driv­ Public Records ner party of tho Manchester Fire bombs of all' descriptions. term*, and her heart sinks when I Christmas feand « NfwNew Year's,Year’s, so I'llI’ll from that one!” tested. "I knew it was ander, Mr. Only gambling clubs and gaao- tiM H l(h acbool yesterday af- good and the orchestra effects ber, the pastor. Rev. W. Ralph ple. were an added feature. Ward, Jr., spoke briefly in a mes­ ers at the Charter Oak terrace, Department held lost evening at The dinner was prepared and .Vndy, currently Involved with I J”*” Andy. I jls' run and grabbed him.” CHRISTMAS TREES when combined choirs The "Hallelujah Chorus” was Wednesday, Dec. 31 htkising project in West Hartford. de^rtment headquarters. Mark served by Arnold Paganl. sleek Linda Julian, turns manage- Time! Remember, Bill? “Then you will?” Nicky cried He added presently. "He sure pick­ sage fitting the occasion. The con­ New Year's Eve Dance, Tall The truck drivers' union noti­ .Applloatlon Holmes was toastmaster of the ed a bad time to fall out." CANADIAN of members of the Bee- sung in a manner always associ­ cluding number was "Hallelujah Application for a marriage li­ ment over to unscrupulous Mr. ”I remember I have a date with joyfully. ated with this glorious offering and Cedars of Lebanon, Sports Center. fied Governor Hurley by telegram ev'Shing and every member as well The flying snake Is found only Herrick, whooe only Ides is to you.” sa‘.i BUI. "You win, Nicky,” Andy replied. "He dldn’t^fall out, Nicky." BALSA .M— 50c to $1.50 iven Oise club, O Clef club, and Chorus” and the inspiration and New Year's Eve dance, V. F. W. today that it was holding its im­ cense has been made at the office the officers and directors of in Java and Malaysia. . Andy’s voice was hard. "He was Chapel choir and Emanuel the choir acquitted . themselves majesty associated with this mas­ of the town clerk by Christopher make money. She knows that un- "Yes, you have.” Her lips an ’Yes, I will, ru look up the suit satisfactorily. T h e concluding at the Home, Manchester Green. pending strike in abeyance be­ swered, but her heart raced back today. I’ll depend on Carol to help pushed out. I saw the whole thing aliolr of the Emanuel Lutheran ter work was fully exemplified. cause of its 'elurtance to interfere Keenan and Teresa Scudteri, both leo* Andy shows more of the heart but I couldn’t get through the Large .Assortment of Xmas Cordages .hlnirch assisted by the Manchester numbers "Worthy Is the Lamb,” The director and organist as his of whom gave their addresses as that has made him be kind to to another holiday when Andy’s me collect the gadgets.” and "Amen,” were fitting and with the national defense pro­ father had broughg him to the people to stop it." You might have }Qfvic orchestra, presented major personal contribution played. Or­ Lodge Officers gram. Hartford. newsboy Nicky and to a mongrel "Maybe I could help you,” Linda been killed saving him, Nicky Xmas Wreaths 2.'>c each SKcerpta from “Tho Messiah” by thrilling renditions for a fine pro­ gan Prelude, "Shepherds in the Warrantee puppy he has adopted, he will lose party. Andy was just back from was saying behind them. "But you CltiisitH Ug This message came to the Gov­ military college then and had "Jlmlny-gee! I_ never thought Baadel. gram. Field” and the "Finale" from ernor from Frank Bausola, busi­ By warrantee deed property on the store to charity >bv vote of the can go for cocktails first . can’t of that!" The asBlstlna; soloists were Elsie Carol Service Vidor’s VI Symphony. In both of To Be Installed Crestwood drive has been conveyed strange "Jury” his late father’s duty-danced with all the' girls you, darling?” Cemetery Baskets Holly and ness agent of Local 559 of the once. But he bad danced with "I can’t repay you for risking a , Gustafson, soprano, Helen D. The South Methodist church these offerings his skill was por­ truck drivers union which has to Caspar and Josephine Waller by wUl provided for. Bill Reece. In love Nicky recognised her and his your life. But just as a sort of Ssrggren, alto, Maurice B. Wal­ last night was again filled to over­ trayed to advantage. His direc­ been protesting against a nonun­ the Manchester corporation. with Carol, tells her he want# to Carol twice! She could still feel the face clouded. With a lltUe dart he $i!oo Mistletoe Q i e e t m ^ S len, tenor, and Bernard L. Mullins, Mrs. Paul Volquardsen of Cen­ see Andy about the toyland eleva­ warmth of his arms. She had been was out the door and gone. thank-you, how would vou like flowing when an audience of over tion of the choir brought him ter street will be Installed or royal ion contract awarded to the Aiex- Quitclaim lALASEALTEST an electric train 7 As a rift from bass, with Miss £lva M. Johnson 900 was present to enjoy what ander Jarvis Company. Manches­ By quitclaim deed recorded at tor which needs repairing, feers wearing a cornflower blue dress ’’It’ll be 30 minutes, Linda,” many expressions of congratula­ matron of Campman Court, Order the color of her eyes. He’d said, me?” Graves Covered Cut Flower* as accompanist. The director. Q. has now come to be an establish­ tions. ter, which is building streets and the office of the town clerk, prop­ penny-pinching Herrick will put Andy said. "There are some let­ ”Jlmlny-geel” Albeit Pearson, In hla able manner ed feature, the presentation of the of Amaranth, at the meeting to sidewalks at the federal housing erty consisting of three lots at him off. hut of course It was only bis line, ters I want to give Carol," 75c to $1 a Bouquet be held Friday evening, January 2 ICECREAMS "You’re the prettiest girl In the ”lt’s yours, son. The biggest Spark'Up Things! $1.00 We Extend Oar Isd the chorus of 100 voices and annual Candlelight carol service. project. Homestead park has been convey­ ’Oh,” she pouted as she follow­ one In the toy department. Go pick tka orchestra of 30, so that the Preceding the service a recital of In the Masonic Temple. Mrs. Bausola's telegram follows a ed to Alexander Kerr by Annie i: ky To the Rescue store, Carol!” She had looked up ed him Into hla office. Heartiest FelidUt Utmost In coordination resulted. Volquardsen succeeds Miss Lela at him and smUed. "Flatterer! Do It out.” Here’s something to gl\T, Christ- , Large .Assortment of appropriate carols and Christmas G. E. Keith Home statewide meeting in Bridgeport Howlett. CHAPTER VI ’’Why don’t you take my car 4nd Nicky’s eye# shone. “Jlmlny- mas — to yourself: Needed Ignl- , Funeral Sprays The orchestra made its initial hymns was given on the tower Webster. Irving Wickham Is the for a Merry ChristnlqS; Mr. Herrick did put Bill off you tell all the girls that? They go on ? I’ll try to Join you by Christmas Plants of the Season new royal patron, succeeding Her­ might compare notes!” 4 30." gee! An electric train!" Hla face Hon Service on the Cnr! It’s right ,' appearance and gave promise of a chime, the player being Fred when he went to him Monday to was solemn with joy. and fine, to decide on Gifts to i $1.50 At Reasonable Prices! to arcat measure of success in the Rogera At the conclusion of the From the Hospital bert Leggett. SAIMfWWlKMWSICAfMMXMWMWMWSItWRMHC* see about repairing the old toy- But she hadn’t forgotten It. ReluctanUy she accepted hla future. The overture was played Other officers of the court are: (To Be Continued) other*. But' — don't let Christ-11 Our Many Friends recital "V for Victory" was sound­ land elevator. keys and left, sweeping past mas come nnd go and still find you i FREE DELIVERY IN MANCHESTER! pisaatn(ly and was treated with ed. I associate matron, Mrs. Rose Van- BUI called Carol shortly after­ Carol’s desk as If she owned the .and careful modulation, steady rhythm, Geo^e E. Keith, head of tho G. derbrook: associate patron,^ Carl found Andy In his office store. I plagued by faulty Ignition. Give ; ■ J. Thurston Noe, director and E. Keith Furniture Company, re­ noon and asked her to come to the "Go right ahead,” he agreed. ”Tell Nonagenarian Dies I Voursett This Gift! Patrons and well sustained tonal qualities. organist, presented a well balanc­ Furay; conductress, Mrs. Eva Give Our Pure toy department as soon as she the committee it’s all right.” She had disappeared Into the In "Pastoral Symphony,” the sim­ turned home Saturday afternoon Wood; associate conductress, Mrs. ed program. As always the open­ from the Hartford hospital after could. She found BUI in his Santa ’’You’ll be there, too?” BiU crowd before Andy exclaimed, "By DaUas, Dec. 22 —(;P)—Mrs Mar- M McCONVILLE m plicity of the theme was portrayed ing. following the prelude, was the Clarissa Miller; secretary, Mrs. Clau.s suit sUndlng In front of his asked. Jove. Carol, I left that pup In the garet Baltimore, 91 died today. with well balanced expression. The a long period of illness. He un­ Jessie Wlnterbottom; treasurer, tinsel throne. NORTON singing by the choir from the derwent two serious operations tha carton Andy smiled doubtfully. "I can’t car again." He rushed after Linda. There are 112 survivors, two GREENHOUSES AND FLORIST group has among Its members out­ tower of "Silent Night.” This was Msr. Laura Loomik: trustees for "Mr. Herrick wouldn’t promise Carol saw him try to hurry daughters, a son, twenty-eight standing local musicians and was while at the hospital. three years, Ml.ss Webster, who as Home-made Candy promise that. But you have your ! ELECTRICAL '302 WOODBRIDGE ST., ALSO MAIN AND BIRCH STS. followed by "Gloria In Excelsis Mr. Keith Is receiving visitors anything,” be told her. ‘Said he’d party as us^al. ” through the shoppers. He collided grcoidchlldren, sixty-four great­ assisted by several from Hartford. Deo” to a traditional Gregorian marshal, wdth the outgoing royal look Into It. He talked about ex­ with a dozen of them and had to grandchildren and' eighteen great- FUNERAL HOME Solo Parts at his home on Lewis street, and patron, Herbert Leggett, will In­ 38* Carol felt let down. Mr. Dear­ I INSTRUMENT CG. i TELEPHONE 5947 chant. ThU number was also sung penses and bow they were trying born always came. Andy should stop to make apologies. great-grandchildren. Hilliard SL Phone 4WK1, The solo numbers call for a high from the tower. Then followed says he la feeling fine. He would stall the new officers. Mr. Vol- to hold them down. He thinks he a7E,CENTEftSTe^)C«* degree of skill in interpretation be pleased to hear from hla many quard.sen will serve as aide to the remember that He’d enter Into He’ll never catch her. Carel the candlelight processional from friends. This Christmas can make money by squeezing their foolish gaiety, and as a cli­ thought, and was a little glad that and yesterday's artists fully met the back of the edifice by the choir marshal; every dollar. The danger angle max of the evening he would ap­ Linda would have to ride with the demands. The soprano, Mrs. of 35 bearing lighted candles, and MADE FROM doesn’t worry him. pear In tha half-n-balf costume. Cinder. The dog couldn’t help los­ yasie B. Gustafson, sustained ca- singing "Adeste Fideles.” The con­ "Then you’ll jiMt have to go tebly the reputation she has es­ It bad been originated by Mr ing hairs on the seat. gregation joined with the choir In PURE SUGAR! over his head and see Andy after Dearborn’s own sense of humor. She went to the office window. tablished. Miss Helen D. Berggren, Bin^ng the concluding stansas. all." Aontralto, sang her numbers In the K The back of it was red velvet and From there she could see the street The choir then opened the pro­ BUI shrugged ominously. "That’s white fur in the traditional Santa below and the place where Andy Irtlstlc manner always expected out. Carol. Andy happened to walk from her. Maurice B. Wallen, ten- gram with a rendition of the al­ aaus manner, but the front In­ parked his car. Linda was jusf ways popular carol "The Shep­ into Herrick's office when I was cluded Father Time’s flowring robe unlocking the door. ' •r, is a favorite with local audl- \ Candy Canes j arguing with him. Of course, Andy ances and he again gave much de­ herd's Story” by Clarence Dickin­ and a scythe. He would be laden She climbed In. Carol could see son. A carol new to these services didn’t know what It was all about. with souvenirs for everyone. light In his numbers. I could have been asking for a her bands push the keys into the Y O ir U GO FOR THESE ^ Bernard L. Mullins, bass, has "Down In Yon Forest” a setting Andy probably thinks It’s too ignition lock. The hands paused, of an early English folk song, ar­ raise ak easUy as begging for ele- silly. Carol concluded. ween heard here frequently and vatpr repairs. But he didn’t ask then angrily switched on the en­ ^ sterd ay lived up to the high re- ranged by Vaughan Williams. The She thought of the party again gine. The car whirled from the solo was taken by Mias Ruth Ic doz. He simply joined in and told me when she sa^r Nicky come with mwd in which he la held. In all Mr. Herrick was In charge of all curb as Carol’s eyes followed It. 11all Sealtestbeaue* Dessert* of the for a paper. "You goln’ be the forth crazily, dared by the rush of Chrome dial case, in a $1.49 $16.95 w e story that was being sung. The and white. Two .patterns to half-n-balf party. I’m president half-n-half fella, M'r. Andy?" was the number. "Shine, O Shine" CHOP S U E Y ...... lb: of t he thing this "year you know wiieels. variety of new colors. Weighs up to 25 Complete with extra power­ w aning number by the chorus, a Polish carol of the 13th century choose from. M onth-will add an suony-red Andy looked surprised. "Half Breakes screamed. ful Juice Extractor. Bloeii^ “And the Glory,” was not of the period. $2.25 each. and the committee wants me to and half?” Then, as If rememl^r- pounds by ounces. to your il'S'creamy Sealtest Vanilla Ice get Andy’s permission to have It Then Carol saw Nicky. He was and white trimmed. jbest largely because of over-en- "A Spqtleks Rose” by Howells West Point ing, "Oh, you mean am I going to njhnlng toward the dog, dodging .’thuslasm on the part of the slng- was a slmplg but. melodious num- next Saturday night. They’re wear that old suit and pass out BOXED TOWEL SETS afraid Andy may want to put it in front of cars. Finally he reached $ 3 .9 5 Made by .Martez trinkets ?’’ ander and clutched him to ’ hli g__*Jhm frini of our Dookrs' Only off because of bis father’s death. ” "Course! Party’s no good 'thout 98c Set Ho ™ "Mr. Dearborn would have small breast. Mlraculbusly he re­ TABLE Others: 81.49, $1.98, 82.98 that!" turned to the sidewalk, unharmed. wanted ua to go ahead. Why not "Maybe I can get Bill to play BRIGHTEN UP WITH EMBROIDERED go back with me and ask Andy She saw Andy now. He was PU-LO\V CASES the part." ■ still liushlng his way through th* CUTLERY SETS now? He’s In his ■office.” Nicky's face fell. "Aw, no. Mr. Say Plain white and colored, em­ Bin looked at bis Santa CTaus crowd. He reached the curb in broidered with colored hems. CHRISTM.AS Andy. The boss’s gotta be Mr. time to meet Nicky, put bis arnis PIN-UP LAMPS Oood quality. From 98c Box l a y e r $ 2 .6 9 Others; gl.49, $1.98 CAKE White handles with 6 stain­ Women’s less knives and forks. Merry T-TY.ME APRONS A «®rgeou»ly »t- Best Percale tractive h o It ^ T Ideal Gifts! 49o Each Dainty Dot Hosiery ..ke made of w* ( clou* Others: 89c and 79e 8-thread crepes and 4-thread nllla •"<* Froie* There’s Still Time For chiffons. Pudding Ice Extra Blades ALL WOOL ' Decorated with $1.00 Pr. toon* ol *»»»*" It’s Entirely New! BLANKETS whipped cream wd r loVSy C h r i ^ " 72x84 in. .. .16.98 Nylon Hosiery I bell. JSsjl; ristm as All Nylon top to toe. 40 I Fancy Christmas Packages dered I- a d w j" ELECTRIC With . Everhandy / denler^-ffrst quality. from yo«r awOtert Brown or Ivory dealer, or telepbooe SCHOOL LUNCH PENCIL $ 1 .9 5 ^ of CHOCOUTES 6250. Base With Shade HAND JIG SAW KITS SHARPENER DELTA Beautiful 2 QUART Electric Lantern Othor Hosiery 1 1 q u a r t Cut*, up to wood Uke Ughtnlng Filled With Our Own Home Made Chocolates. (Serves 14 to 16) DRY GLEANING 10” throat, 7200 *trokei per min- $1.29 69c, 79c, 89c ! (Serves 6 to 8) $1.50 $2.50 Gjve your clothes • “fift” Before Christmgs.. .have SEMI INDIRECT SCRANTON LACE them dry cleaned and pressed by Rainbow’s cxpeHs. PIN-UP LA31PS TA Bf^ COVF.RS frttn fcfW* 'ry WVWrrwT ^ e dry clean them thoroughly and safely, and press IMS Flowers $8.98 them accurately, so they look “just right.” Buttons r replaced, cuffs cleaned. $1*89 Up r x P E T E R ’S 4 Different Styles! foinsettias ’'i .'Cl TEXTILE STORE Chocolate Shoppe Christmas Tree Brick DRIVER A. L. SLOCOMB, Prop. ,/ Rainbow Dry Cleaning DAISY AIR RIFLES 913 MAIN STREET NEXT TO THE BANK A happy holiday aorpriee of “The Choice of TItose 691 MAIN STREET ~ >-NBXT TO THE GAS CD. Sealtest Vanilla loe Cream With ELECTRIC POWER TOdLS Azaleas Who Want the Bmt!” From $1.50 Up a Chrlstmaa tree o^tar of Qreea KITCHEN EVEREADY Pineapple Ijce Cream. One qoart CLOCKS LATHES ...... 822,5<^||p^ 81.00. Priceo Inclnde dry loe, B E N C H S.AW’S . .$ 1 3 .9 5 o n Christmas packing and deliveiy. Order in FLASHLIGHTS Begonias advance from your Sealtest Men’s Plain Suits, Other Giff Suggestions For Blackout*! DRILL PRESSES $23.95 iqrl Dealer or telephone 5280. Topcoats, Overcoats $ 2 .9 5 JIGSAWS ...... $14,501 -Up Fishing Tackle Sporting Goods 79c up JOINTERS...... $15.!»0 u^l Ladies’ Plain Dresses Uomplete With BatteriM, Cyclamen Hassocks CHEERY YULE LOG or (Tbats GRINDERS'..^2.96 iq il SPRING Jack Knives Toasters, Etc. Just Received! Made of deliHona Vonllln nod ALARM Carving Sets Carpenters’ Tools Cut Flowers: Strawberry loe Cream—with ($1.90 CLOCKS ■V A Good Color Selections C h o c o la te Whipped Cream Value!) Sleds “Bark" nod leaves. Servoa 8. Guns and Rifles ,U. 'I JJ Best Quality Coots ealy $1JI5. Dry lee, pock, Ice Skates :V . Roses lag and delivery included In the 2 for $1.19 $1.00 Boys’ Wagons price. Order In advance from 8-Day Models Skis your Seolteot Dealer or tele- Ping- Pong Sets phooe 8250. Men’s Suits From 82.69 Up Vacuum Bottles Carnations $2.95 to $5-45 Sponged and Pressed While You Walt Dart Games Roller Skates . t . from PARTY SURPRISES •a . 4 Snapidrqgons For h o lid a y eatertalataig— SILEX there’s nothing, more fna than . /N. \ ' ^ these delldoas hidivtdnal fancy STORM B. D. PEARL’S ypu money Rolntew Is COFFEE Pompoms APPLIANCE a FURNITURE CENTRE forms — made of BaoltMt loe Btrictly CASH * OARKF! There’s plenty « t poiMag spaee DOORS Cream. Christmas Bells, Sssts Eveiythlog washed wtth ivORy i a t our eoavvmieat plant Joot tdz M A K ^ 599 MAIN STREET PHONE 7590 dans, Osodlestlclis. Cost $lJi0 SOAF ______Mocha from the sbep^g re to r 8. $2JHTfor 1$. Prisoa la- AF aad ee carefully tint all Glass for Winter OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS shlrta lauadered by a* exclu- te , oM block frimi Bau Center From Stevia clnde dry too, poekfaiff ood deliv­ •Ively are OUABANTEED a Street ^ea llantooa fltieet Screen for Summer ery. Order in ndvshes from full year’s wear. hi your Sealtest Dealer or tele- (Formerty DoOgoa Dye Works.) Now Reduced To: . pbooe 5250. ^3.45 Sweet Peas ^ 2 -6 X 6 - 6 ...,...... $8.40 .|2 -8 X 6 -8 ...... $ 8.95 Christmas and MANCHESTER DAIRY Hopr Cold 2-10 X 6-10...... $9.25 FIREPLACE ENSEMBLES Cemetery Maple Cricket Is It? 3’ X r ...... $9.50 In aatlgM Eagllak New Shipment Up tmwMitag hvoM f Wreaths and Boudoirs Chairs and Solid Bronze Wire. From $13*95 Tool*. Aadlm M 6-Way Floor Lamps Pictures and M irrors For Bemoa. Baskets Rockers or Comfortsbls Many bewtUful E n g l l t k Excel ieat SelecUoa TABLE LAMPS B r a a s * . Sana Cotsalal Ptala Olaaa Mirrors Living Room Occasionab $1.00 iLavelr roprodwetigM la oU— of Real DIotfaMtloa. Many I aai scepes, H a ta , SMpa, Domssttc China Bass, Soma A JkjUtr tept- M a ta bad Etehlngs. Imported EagHsh CUaa, ed uri m d o w FREE D EU V I Braes and Bronee. Abb. HARRJSOM St, ause s $ 9 ^ 5 $6.45 up w tir ram Greenhouses up $1.00 and up Prices SUrt at $4.25 Open 7 A. M. 1® 8 P. M. .Satardaya: 7 A. M. to 4 P.M. y a a r sftar MANCHESTER’S LEADING HARDWARE STORE TEL. ^700 year. FH O N M 1 > V * . I ,.v 798 MAIN STREET WIP 7 fcsaiSk MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN,, MONDAY, DECEMBER 22,1941 rtE T E N MANCHESTER EVEl^NG HERALD, MANCHESTER. 'CONN. MONPAY, DECEMBER 22,1941

many substltutlofis to rsplaca destruction caused by tee Luft­ ble" In the theory comm^dlng East coast to be In a state of full h o w e ^ , teat tee pressure o f de- and all medical and hospital ser­ Midi fense^ud ald-to-tee-AlUea • pro- critical and stratagic matarials waffe. The civil population, co­ said, including Director Brown of preparedneaa for air raids, we all^ Germans Told operated in building tea defense Doctors Ready vices have been placed under hla A iitrl)»< tfr the German armies. Post-War Car had developed practical needed In tha dafenso program. dlrecUon. General and local smer- Expect Earle .tee TM CA of Bucharest. I f this means that Hitler has have a long way to goi for plastics undreamed-of a Some of theao materials may be system. But the greatest ad gency measures have been planned flegotiatlons are proceeding for couple of years ago. retained because of tee perform­ vantage to tee enemy was tee elsit visas for ail these Americans. I\ew Song-W riting Teont temporarily gone up, Instead of Of Red Onsets weather. ...” and organUed with the coopera­ :«in iitt8 3Rfr«Ul To Be Lighto The extent to which the lessons ances claimed for teem under tee For Disaster tion of county medical prepared- down, .aa a result of the first Ger­ Meeting Education Half-Way CaUs Battles “ Unparalleled” At Istanbul PUBUBHUU BT THB of aviation engine,. bomber plane strees of necessity. There are nesa chairmen and coordinated Frank Slack, at Y. M. C. A. In­ man defeats. It slso means that many manutccturing processes, The Cologne editor said teat ternational headquarters, in New Kreisler and Dr. DyhsU HB1UU> PRINTINO OO^ INC ’The educational institutions of and tank manufacture along with Fresh Reserves Wrest with similar plans devised by the I t Bi i m II a tr«*t he Is nearer., the end. For the May Not Be Any Sfnall- all their related parts production however, that will go into the dis­ with the first of tee November State M ^ ic a l Society administrator of civilian defense Dozen Amecicans Unac* York, said their . director at M «nelr«*ttr, Conn. America were tee first normal en­ processes can be adapted to tee card on short notice once there trosts the Russians began bitter for tee First Corps Area. Bucharest was JapiCs W. Brown THOUAB FERaUBON world is through yielding to the er Than Conyimtional Offensive front Ex* Tells of Preparation whose home is Florence, S. C. By Kenneth Hopping fgeth er, F ritz?" he aak«L "fJi Oonoral ManaB" terprise to readjust themselves to making of automobiles after the again 1* full availability of ma­ countcr-atUcks, and described the The state’s physicians are con­ counted for Since Bul­ Poundad Octebar I, I Ml •Impossible.” chine tools and manufacturing hausted Naxis. resultnlg battles as "unparalleled Slack said several cables had Madison, Wis., Dec, 22,—OP)— | write the melody and I’ll write tee fact of war. Vehicle of Tmlay. war will depend, of course, upon For Emergencies. tinuing to s»rve In their voluntary words." l,et Hitler try command, and bow long tee emergency continues. equipment for civilian production. in history." capacities of examiners for Selec­ garian Declaration. been received from B ^w n Indicat­ There's a new song-writing team: IV Publlahad CaarF BaanlnB Bacapt Decisions for early graduations, The type of automobile to b« Villages changed hands time and ing that he was leaving for IsUn- "W e ll do It." Kreisler eald. ['Bnndajra and HoIldayA Bnlarad a< he will find the Russian armies The effect of the transition from Bern, Swltaerland, Dec. 22— (/T) tive Service boards and at the Fritz Kreisler and Dr. Clarence A. |< tba Poat Offlea at llanehaatar. for a continuous session through­ Detroit. D ^ 22—0/Fj—’The au- made in tee post-war era will be again, day after day, he asserted. New Haven, Dec. 22— 0F1-W ith Army Induction Center. Efforts to bul but th.al they hqq had no word After -Dykstra had comi and the Russian winter, and the automobile to war materiel manu­ —The German people were per­ Istanbul, Dec. 2 0 -(D elayed)— Dyk.stra. Conn., aa Barond Claaa Mall Matiar. out the year so teat college tomdblle or the post-war period facture la only beginning to make determined, according to one sales "Medium, heavy and extra heavy 100 Connecticut physicians now on simplify the procedure have been from him- for several days. He has his job as draft director, he British armies In Libya, and the division auteorlty, by tee economy mitted to read today a story of tanks appeared in great numbers t/P)— Advices from Sofia today said been in -Europe several years. The great violinist and the pres­ turned to Madison. It wasn’t BUBSCRIPTION RATEB courses could be reduced to three may *>101 be any smaller than tee itself felt in tee Ind'utry, tee car active duty with fighting forces of fruitful. It ;was announced. of the tin\ea. "Tlie question we any place where fighting was at United States minister to Bulgaria ident of the University of Wiscon­ before he received a manual . Ona Taar bV Mall ...... Il.oa gathering strength of the United builders explain. fierce Russian onsets and the'ter­ the Army, , Navy and National "Whenever the medical profes­ ' Par Month br Mall ...... I ■«! years, and for shortening of conventional vehicle of today, but have to determine," he said, "is its height. Fortifications and mine George H. Earle, 3rd, of Phila­ sin arc working on a hymn to the from Kreisler with a notatlM States still the same. He w ill find Foresee Quick Termination rible hardships German troops suf­ sion of Connecticut haa been call­ glory of Wisconsin. - Btncla Copy ...... I Ot courses even In the medical if ' current engineering thought what kind of a car people are go­ fields were excellently laid Guard, doctors of the state are pre ed on by our government it has the music needed some poUaLw , t>allaarad Ona Taar ...... M.Od There are some Among tee pro­ fered in frozen forests — a .story delphia, and a party of nine Am­ New Church Club he can't defeat such factors by may be accepted as Indicative of ing to be able to buy when tee war out ..." pared to meet civilian disaster or responded whole-heartedly and en- The melody and lyrics already but the phrasing was thers anfl ] schools have come promptly. All duction division experts who fore­ which said fresh Red Army re­ ericans, mostly members of hla have been written once, but the MEMBER OP will power alone. And the Ger­ is over.” The article told Germans; wartime requirements, It was an­ thuslasUcally to tee nation’s call, ” should get busy on tee words. this means that tee American sys^ what lies ahead it will be consid­ see a quick termination of tee serves wrested tee offensive Irom authors decline to have the work THB ASSOCIATED PRESS erably lighter in overall weight. "Considering tec special fitness nounced today by tee Connecticut said Dr. Barker. "Never has there legation staff, would arrive here To Hold a Whisl Dykstra Is pretty handy on ___ Tha Aaaoelatad Praai la aaelualaa- man nation will find It out too. fighting once tee motor industry's exhausted German ebldlers who performer] publicly until they have tern of higher education is making One of the industry's leading en­ of the Siberian troops for night State Medical Society. been raised tee slightest doubt of Friday. grand piano and tee melody (UfteM ly antitlad to tha uaa or raoubllen- Hitler has moved Into the final mass manufacturing skill begins were so hard-pressed they had no convlncerl themselves they cannot nlahed an Inspiration for tee lyriaflS, Iton of all nawa diapatehaa cradltao every possible concession to the gineers disclosed this recently in to pour out bomber planes, Army Filipino Operator time to eat er sleep. battles in the forests, one can "It Is expected teat tee function tee patriotism of the medical pro­ Unaccounted for since Bulgaria to H or not otharwiaa eraditad In position of pejsonal risk and re- imagine what the German soldiers of tee state society In providing fession. Now comes a new oppor­ make further Improvements. Those who have heard the tratili^ emergency. the remark that "there's some­ tanks, submarine engines and oth­ An article from the front by the declared war against the United Arrangements were made Sat­ The new song grew o\it of a jov­ Chia papar and alao tha local nawa Bponslblllty. it is his final role. were up against and what physical medical personnel for the armed tunity to respond." live outline of the nameless »o U i0 publlanad haram. thing wrong with the economy er machines of war in large vol­ editor-ln-chlef of The Kocinische .States were about a dozen other urday for a Military WhI.at to be ial con ver.sation in Washington, It would be a good thing, we that requires upwards of 3,000 Changes His Tune anu mental strain was required. forces will Increase considerably,’ pronounce It excellent. But tee All richta of rapubitcatlon at This Is the desperate end to which ume. The majority of the motor­ Zeitung of Cologne, acting us a Americana including teachers in sponsored by the newly organized while Dykstra wa.s on leave of ab­ thors don’t expect teat It will ptesijM apaelal diapatehaa harain ara alao ^hink, if the government should pounds of material to build a car manufacturera, however, aee •'They never were safe from sur­ said Dr. Creighton Barker, execu the German nation was condemn­ German war correspondent, said live secretary. the American College In Sofia, sence from the university serving ponhole "On Wisconsin" or riletMNI^I raaaraad. now turn about and make some vehicle to haul around one or two the job as one of long duration. Manila, Dec. 22.— (JF)—^The 'Fili­ the German offensive finally came prise attacks. When one was over Men's Club of St. Bridget's church ed the moment it let him come there was barely time to attend To Survey Needs Army, Navy Club missionaries and some oil and to­ as first administrator of the Selec­ "Varsity,” the Wisconsin A laR 'i Pull aarvlea cllant of N. E. A. individuals." It is from the latter group that pino operator at Gen. Douglas to a standstill under the weigiit of bacco men. The Bulgarian gov­ early in January. Rev. Francis tive Service Act. concession to education. Many the wounded before a new wave of ’■We are now embarking on i. Mater. Sarvtca Inc. to power. He has, to date, been .Aluminum To Replace Steel moat of tee speculation concern­ MacArthur’s headquarters has Russia’s supplies of men and ernment was believed urging some Breen was named chairman of the The talk turned to music, and draft officials have long felt that This engineer visualized alumi­ ing the post-war automobile is changed hla tune, now teat tee material. Russians would attack. There was survey of the minimum needs of committee on arrangements, Ed­ Publlabara Rapraaantatiraa, Tba a half genius and half lucky mad­ civilian and industrial agencies for Christmas Parly of these people to carry on their Dykstra—whose university pos- Jullna Mathawa Spactal Agancy— they should be permitted to exer­ num. in greater availability aa the heard. Already, say these experts, Japanese have attempted a major Suffer Less from Winter no time to sleep or est." Work in Bulgaria. ward Morlarty head of the com­ Old Plow Ilames man. From now on, it Is a mad­ medical personnel in Connecticut ■ses.ses in "On Wisconsin!" one of Naw Tork. Chicago. Detroit and result of war-inspired develop­ tee automobile industry’s engi­ invasion of the Philippines. He reported teat the Russians mittee on prizes. John Zapalka cise more latitude in deciding and will submit to the newly creat­ Turned Back to Bucharest the nation’s most popular football Boaton. man, with his luck gone, who is ment. replacing much of the steel neers are giving thought to the “ United States Army Forces of Mured tanks and artillery into the The annual Christmas party of wil' handle the publicity and ad­ A pair of dogwood plow hotnsit^ whether or not an education near ed U. 8, Procurement and Assign­ Some Americans arriving in So­ songs-declared the school could on top. He is fated to find that the currently used in automobile con­ type of autonobile that will have tee Far East, he used to Inform fight unceasingly, suffered less the the Army and Navy au b was held vertising; Paul Cervinl will have carved by hand In 1845, was MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OP ment Service a list of teSse profes. fia from Rumania were turned u.se another song, providing It was bibited among the relics i t « r circulations ______completion should be interrupted. struction. He ventured no guesses the greatest market once the war callers. rigors of winter than the Gern.ans, Iranis Parliament at the club home Saturday after­ charge of tickets and Foster Wil­ a good one, impos.sible is, after ail, the impos­ sional people qualified and requlr back to Bucharest, the advices And, in the last war, the problem as to the place of the plastic au­ emergency haa passed. ' Now he answers with tee single and passed from the defensive to noon with over one hundred young­ liam the refreshments. cent semi-centennial celebration Tha Harald Printing Company, Advertise in The Herald—-It Pays ed to insure adequate medical care I "Why don't you and I get to- Rusaton, La. sible. We tremble for the German tomobile body in the car of the Many Substitutions Made ' striking word: an offensive In which crack Siber­ sters present to greqt Santa aaus. Ino., naauiTiaa no financial raaponal* was solved by enrolling students Ponders Treaty for the civilian population of tec blllty for typographical arrora ap- soldiers who are to be the fated rarly post-war period. He agreed. The industry naa had to make "War.” ian reserves, well clothed and Happily "Old Nifck" arrived on paarlng in advartlaamanta In tha in their own training corps. Where state. Lists will also be prepared time, after an urgent telephone instruments with which he, and equipped, battered at the Gern.ans of those medical men who may be Manchaatar Evanlna Harald. they served until they had com­ day and night. message from President Leonard the German nation, find this out. Teheran, Iran,. Dec. 21— (Delay­ removed from their present local­ Monday, Dcc«mb«r 22 pleted thtlr courses. Hla article, quoted by Tire Neue Welman, and dUtribuUd presents ed)—(>P)—A Britlsh-Soviet-Iran- ity to serve military and industrial to all the children. As a personal The first such arrangement In Zuercher Zeitung, said tee initial needs elsewhere. German offenaive met "great suc­ lan alliance treaty was placed be­ contribution from the club, each Mrs. Moore’s Turkey “ Upon tee compleUon of this Hitler in His Final Role the present war has now been an­ cess” until tee Germans won Boro­ fore Parliament today and ob­ child was given ice cream, an ap­ On Dec. 24th, 1822, Dr. Clement survey, the Connecticut SUte ple, tangerine, and a box of candy nounced by the Navy. The Navy dino, where the Russians in 1812 servers expected it to be approved Medical Society will be asked to To understand ■ the nature of vainly tried to stop Napoleon. after Santa had distributed his Clarke Moore, a distinguished will enlist 400 Connecticut col­ by the end of the week. operate for the Procurement and Hitler's action in dismissing his "From teat moment," he declar­ personal glfU. profes-TOr and scholar, living in lege students in the Naval Re­ Under the pact, Britain and Rus­ assignment Service in tee notifica­ The entertainment committee, own best general. Field Marshal ed, "the attack became more and tion of those who have been chosen the Chelsea district of New York serve, with the understanding that Just in the of time! more difficult.’’ sia undertake to defend Iran from headed by John Hlldebrande. von Brauchltsch, and taking di­ aggression and to withdraw their to serve in capacities which neces­ Chairman; . Robert Crawfor.d city, was roused from his scholar­ they will be called to active duty Rains Caused Dlfflrultles troops from Iran six months after sitate tee removal of profesaional rect command of the German ’The big rains of October created James Wylie, Oscar Jeanette and ly musing on ancient cultures by only after they graduate. It will the end of the war. The two na­ personnel from their present posi­ Ray Hennequin, with the able as­ Armies himself, it may be helpful "unimaginable difficulties,’’ he said tions.’’ what seemed a distress alarm be possible for 200 Connecticut tions are granted unrestricted sistance of the club officers, were to recall what should be one' of Meanwhile a rest had to be given right to guard, use, or contwol ail Member of Defease Council from the regions of the kitchen. suggestions for Iasi m inute gifts from the German shock forces, and the In charge of the party. Hitler's most famous conversa­ senior and graduate atudents, and means of communications, rail­ Complete attention has been Mrs. Moore, It developed, had dis­ 200 juniors to enroll. Russians “succeeded In establish­ ways, roads, ports, airdromes and given to the possible needs of em­ ■HuAA^tf W a td i and S a v tf tions, back in the beginning of ing a new continuous defense sys­ Rain Only Onose? covered herself one turkey short Upon their active call to duty, oil pipelines. ergency medliuii service In civilian his power. Apply what he said tem and brought up new forces, Ail parties agree to follow the in her preparations for the mor­ defense plana 'vhich Uke Into con­ Chicago.—^(4^)— A letter received then to the present situation in they will require only four months especially units from Siberia. spirit of the treaty in their foreign sideration possible bombing at­ here from Honolulu, dated Dec. 9, row. And there was nothing for intensified training before they "The enemy suffered less than relations, and this was interpreted tacks. ’The chairman of the State the Russian campaign, and it Is WATKINS AVENUE of IDEAS we from unfavorable weather," he read In part: "Rained practically it but that the distinguished doc are able to take their rank as en­ as lndieallng*that Iran would sev­ Society’s Committee on Medical possible to gain an idea of what related. "Bases of his supplies er diplomatic relations with coun­ all day yesterday, so mama did not - r w tor must foot it hlm.self to the signs In the Naval Reserve. Preparedness, Dr. George M. kind of venture may be ahead of were near. He could still use toads tries at war with Britain and Rus­ Smith, of Pine Orchard, is a mem­ get her washing out. Jsp laundress market place. did not show up yesterday. Per- the German armies. This program on the part of the and railways to Moscow despite sia. ber of the State Defense (Council As he walked through the late haps because' of rain." r "Most people," said Hitler back Navy should, it soems to us, be afternoon, the streets were crowd­ in 1933, "have no imagination. paralleled by one on the part of ed with cheery faces. Lights came Have you contributed to the Red They can imagine the future only the Army. It would carry for­ Foot Stool—Colonial design In solid into the windows, as he walked Cross emergency fund? It needs the in terms of their own petty ex­ ward national preparedness with­ mahogany with black muslin top, help of everyone in Manchester. Send along. People were wishing one perience. They are blind to the out sacrificing education; it would ready for needlepoint, J5.2S. in your contribution today. another "Good Night! and Merry SI6.50 new, the surprising things. end what many draft boards feel Christmas!" The children tagged "Even the generals are sterile. to be the greatest Injustice in the along behind their parents with a "They are imprisoned In the selective .service system as it ha.s lively, breathless air of anticipa­ toils of their technical knowledge. operated up to now. And it would Somker’a Cabinet— Smart 18th Cen­ HALE’S Ash Trays-Individual size In fa­ X tion. tury Sheraton design; top lifts to re­ Ships In Bottles-Full rigged ahlpe The creative genius stands always meet the American educational sailing inalde narrow-necked bottles. mous Stangl pottery; green or white, Now oiir good scholar was no veal cabinet equipped with cigar, outside the circle of the experts. system, which has voluntarily and It's the old time •allor'a favorite pas­ 25c. Scrooge. Once those ancient cob­ cigarette and pipe holders and ash *T have the gift of reducing all promptly made every possible con­ trays. One drawer; mahogany ve­ time, making these novelties, $1.19. webs had cleared out of his mind, problems to their .simplest foun­ cession to the national emergency, neered, $15.75. dations. War has been erected he was wide open to the spirit of half way. It wdtild not only en­ Amazing Savings Christmas. And aa he thrilled to Pitcher—Tall slightly tapering de­ into a secret science and surround­ able our institutions of learning to Hurricane Lamps—Two styles of sign made in tee Carolina moun­ ■V it himself, and thought of how ed with momentous solemnity. live, but it would protect the wrought iron bases in black, fitted tains. An excellent size for flowers; / But war is the most natural, the much it meant to his own children standard of leadership in the Child's Chair-Early American lad- with two or three candle holders and blue or green, 95c. dcrback style with splint seat; dark chimneys, $2.50. > THE GREATEST FUR VALUES most every day matter. back home, an idea began fornui- America of t'lmorrow. ! antique maple finish. Made in the latlng in hla mind and singing in "Let us go back to primitive Carolina mountains, $2.98. his heart. WE'VE EVER OFFERED! life, the life of the savages. What SALEM ROCKER—This fine repro­ Muffin Stand—Genuine mahogany He delivered his turkey back Colonial model with three shelves. is war but.cunning, deception, at­ duction has the typical Salem Wlnd- Comer Rack—Just tee thing for a home, and then locked him.self Soloiis Idle .sor seat, curved back spindles and collection of miniatures. Solid wal­ Legs arch over the top to form a tack and surprise?" handle for carrying, $12.50. back into his study. But when, heavy turnings. Colonial maple fin­ nut. reproducing a Victorian model, Add to this statement of Hit­ ish. Desk Lamp— Colonial chimney de­ $2.25. an hour or two later, he emerged, ler's another early remark of For Holidays sign of solid brass with pewter h h.r it was not with some new contri­ shade. Smart for 18te Century in­ * ‘*'»*cAoo/ big. Bookenda—Large busts of Longfel­ QUALITY bution to the scholarly lore of the teriors, $7.50. ■ "I promise you. gentlemen, that Framed Pictures— Largo 25x29H low in genuine bronze plate, mount­ time, but with the verses that be­ Members of Congress Leather Waste Baskets— in brown the impossible Is always success­ Inch colored landscape etchings in ed on solid walnut baaea, pair, $4.50. gan; and maroon with gold trim, a smart, Ginger Jar— Imported Chinese jar In the new ful. * The most unlikely thing Is Worry About Prob­ tailored gilt frames, $5.50. " 'Twas the -pight before Christ­ practical gift; |1.50. blue hawteome pattern with teak- cudd/v „ ®^Ae cam- the surest." mas, when all through the house, lems at New Session. wood cover. 5 'i inches tall. These Applying such logic and ego to are becoming rare due to the war, "N ot a creature was stirring, the present situation In the Rus­ Washington, Dec. 22.—(A>)—Con­ $5.50. not even a mouse...... ’’ Fire Llghtar—Every Cape Cod home sian campaign, it shc^uld be obvi­ gress began today- a fortnight of needs one of these for its fireplace. FUR The verses went on through the informal holiday idleness but mem­ 18th Century Miniatures— of famous ^ *>^ue too^ ous that Hitler has no patience Cast Iron, finished, black, $2.00. immortal visit of St. Nick, down bers already were worrying about pMntings by the great masters, a with such a thing as a retreat war problems—taxes, price fixing, ' qaeo’rating thought for the hall; $1.25 Candlesticks— The old famous Colo­ to "Merry Christmas to all, and from Moscow, undertaken by his non-defense economies and how pair. nial doipbiiy design in crystal, $3.75 to all a good night," and Dr. pair. fenersls on the basis of what to deal with labor disputes— which Moore read them to hla own chil­ will confront them at the new ses­ seemed to them sound military dren that riiglit. sion beginning Monday, Jan. 5. strategy. Speaker Rayburn told House $12.50 LJ'y, That was the end of the matter, Pouffs—a has.sock that is different; Coffee Bottle— Round clear glass cof­ COATS No, Hitler would have liked to members Saturday they were free so far as he was concerned, but to go home for Christmas. Repre­ in rose or chartreuse with deep fee bottle with neck wrapped in col­ ' ' ’’•'.-•'u ;A7' have kept going ahead—doing the boucle fringe valaince in beige; ored raffia; painted cork^ Perfect the children wanted visitors to sentatives and senators who stay '!f if "impossible." in Washington, however, will hold $10.95. fon dinners on the terrace or porch, hear It, the next Christmas Eve, / T o tell the truth, Hitler has fre­ time-marking sessions Monday, $2.95. and the next thing the famous LAM PS — Tha CoIonUI quently done what the world has Tuesday, and Friday to conform model fhown in either X scholar knew "A Visit From St. with current rules which prohibit chair or student bridge III! cbfisidercd “impossible." Munich, recesses of pore than three days. Nicholas" had been published In a style. Polished brass; ■ I l l Norway, France were all triumphs In the offing were such meas­ Tissue Boxes—in tole colors, hand­ $39.50 Book Ends—Solid crystal-clear glaaa newspaper, up In Troy, N. Y., and decorated in floral patterns; fake crystal font; silk-toppeq Ho one else would dare predict. ures as: — fish design; smart for either early he himself,- the distinguished . X drastic tax bill which may In- standard tissue boxes; $1.25. DESKS— Watkins moat popular size. ahadea. Colonial, or Modem Interiors, $4.50 But his unexpected military vic­ c^de a sales tax or a plan where­ Governor Wlnterop desk in genuine' pair. savant, was on the road to becom­ mahogany. Four full length drawers A fleff-Rsiwr Gift Vefss/ tories were, in the last analysis, by employers will withhold a per­ n# snsy isyt wsst wans ing Immortal for something in centage of their workers' pay and with locks; four-drawer interior. All armthak, . p i., and $h Itog'hr folUrt Hk. Is fosip hi sound accomplishments of ,^he Tea Caddy Lamp—Repro­ Bimiiy Slippers which there was no scholarship at tur,n the money over to the gov­ German army and its generalslltp. duction of an old Chinese ^ Felt Slippers all, but merely a heart and pen in ernment;,.- Cigarette Boxes—of hammered alu­ Serving Trays— Oblong style In tea Kid SUppers Leather Sllpperi|> That army Sand its generalship A price-fixing bill to prevent tea can in black With red same hand decorated floral designs happy unison with the Christmas minum. with ^om etric design on tee decoratlona Lamp shade TAX INCLUDED , wtA Issrisf Wgrf 8 9 “ 1 0 8 gave its best to the R'usslan cam­ skyrdhketing costa and ’ inflation, cov'er—a welcome gift for that aa our finest traya. Tole back­ •waiting for him, at with plaU tailor m spirit. He didn't relish such fame, trimmed to match, $5.95. w Sg '. paign. Now that that has not but placing no celling on wages; friend; $2.75. Firewood Basket—Southern moun­ grounds, $1.00. ^ They’re lined with Itmb’i wool tain-made of sturdy woven epUnL Thsy’rs m rm and comfortabls at the'time, but if ha could have An anti-strike bill to outlaw Coals Actually Worth $129.00 and $139.00 See tee fed plash Watch him relas In them after They’re comfy as hli owq bars 'j pro^fid enough. Hitler is going to work stoppage In war industries; Splint dyed red, green, yellow and collsri Tots love 'em! ^ •tter s day’s drill! Non-tcuff' had imagination for the way chil­ tips, valour collar I Navy bias. a hard day! Soft brown kid; feet, and cut to stay on whilh^l give his belief In' the, impossible a A bill to eliminate a billion and brown before weaving, $3.49. leather lolei, rubber hcela. dren’s faces would light up, a Child’s Table Bets— ^ v e as much as $01.00 on sonte af these eosta. A t today's fo r prieea he romp! I In brown. r full try. That is, if the army fol­ a half dollars a year of non-de­ Silhouettes— Reproductions o f old hundred and more years' later, he Luggage' Rack!i— a thoughtful provi­ Peg-leg table and two coate are most nnusnal! Come early to seo the boot IooU bk lows him. fense spending. Colonial subject, suitably framed in coata yon ve ever seen at this low-price! Ot oonrse. yon set the Mmo sion, for their guest room, in,green, round back cbalra would have been well content that Failure thus far o f .a labor-in­ black and ^gold with black and gold w m r a ^ of qn^Hy and dependability as la bar higher priced coats! The philosophy of the early con- blu'e and rose, with fancy 'tapes; old Colonial maple fin­ Mrs. Moore ran short of turkey. dustry conference to work out an mate; Size 4$ix0$i inches each, ft lr , M EN.. .Hero’s your chance to yeraatlona just quoted is re- $3.95. ish. For tiny tots. Set elegantly Hned with a S-yoar goaraatecd lining. agreement to avoid war industry F<»'tralta— Framed in attractl'VA oval $1.98. Sises 12 to 44, bat not In all fnrs. Select from th ls^ o n a d la g group! 'giFo her a beautiful fur coat 'echoed In the statements announc- strikes aroused some Congress frames, 19^x22 inches, finished in $7.96. HiUer’s assumption of cora- Total Flop ^ members. Pr.esident Roosevelt had gilt. "Southern Belle," "Jenny Lind" for . Christmas I asked the 12 representatives of in­ and "Major Biddle," each $4.50. i. He first came forward as Manchester's air raid warning dustry and 12 from organized la­ ( • Persian Curl Caracul in Lustrous Black! • Natural Opoaaum! Door Knockers—antique Colonial da- Door Stop—Flnq ^ lo n la l um de­ inllitary commander In 1938, the test Was a success only, with a bor to present an agreement by SBlack Moire Caracul! W O M E N . . . If you’re thinklni; of last Friday, bqt the conference signs In black cast iron. Every home sign in {wllahed brass. An unusual 'tcial statement now proclaims, limited number of people who • Premier Bonded was called back Into session today needs one! $1.50. gift, and hard to find, $5.60. playing Santa Claus to your* response to an "Inner call.” • New Kaffa Brown Caracul! Beaverettc! opened their windows and listened with no pact In sight. Jewal Box—Oval dealgn of composi­ r • New London Grey Caracul! self, ace these wonderful fur And now Hitler’s own appeal to fdr the signal at the pre-arranged Senator M eid (D -NYh predicted tion, finished in silver with Victorian • Fitch Dyed Opossum! coats before you look at .any­ army boldly states that what time. Main street was cleared of that the representatives eventual­ portrait on cover, $1.75. • Hudson Seal Dyed Coney! has accomplished he has done ly would get together but warned Waste Baskets— Heavy rimmed> Vul- • Sable Dyed Coney! thing else! traffic only because police officers that ;f they failed to do so "the Wall Bracket and Pot—a gift iug- cite baskets, hand decorated in ex­ ‘merely with my fanatical will Bln halted motorists who failed -to road will oe wide open for some gestion for tee aunporcb—o f wrou$^t quisite' designs on black, green, rose, far hTA yr. oMbf Sofsf Redlsmf All SI..I Wofek 'am pof er." hear the signal. kind of repressivn legislation.” iron, with pots in green, blue and blue and Ivory backgrounds. Oval, Illstory-Making Session Paper Weights—Intriguing round $3.60; oblongs, $4.00. SPECIAL GROUP Safe Pedal Bike Dam p Truck That "fanatical will power, ' rose; $1.19. SPECIAL GROUP / ■ ■ II Rojcker F or Tots Deluxe Seeoi Whether repair of the police si­ Behind them Congress members ith its belief In the Impossible, glaaa weights, filled with Intricate rens we have now stationed about had a history-making session. In glaai flower8, . 69c and 69c. $10.95 3 EASY WAYS TO BUY ^w^^au^s$ SoMStes/friaiMf j| ^ 1 9 ,th Its contempt for the ordinary our streets will produce better the last year they h'hd: LUXURY FURS 2 6 9 AWarAtpgcUl COFFEE TAB LE —Exquisite model FINEST FURS of the genenils, la apparent- results, or whether we need some Declared war on Japan, Ger­ Candelabra—Perfectly grand for High, fonn fitting deep, toddle testl Over 2 fleet longl Tnm a crank . many and Italy; •. with glass-protected mahogany ve­ Won’t tip eotilyt And it ttmng Semi-pnenmatle, pane___ hat Is henceforth to be In con- the mantel or buffet Old Colonial Fay 10% Dewa, tka $alaaca In 10 eea* Estrs wide rear sals—no. dda tip- teprsiaas. . . tail gats opens.. .out muclt lustier Instrument of alarm, Broadened the Selective Service neered top. A Grand Rapids Guild enough to hold a man I Even hta tlretl Ridet atsyl ^ "Paul and Virginia” design in cast ’ •■tea* payiBMta. ixiigl Wids step pistMl dumps tea load! Rubber wbeeltl ehaped teat, backi No rough edgeel o f the destinies of millions' of further experimentation may law to require registration of all A ih Trays—Reproductions of old brass on marbla basis with ganulns creation. ^ 1 6 8 . 0 0 » 2 1 8 . a o bearingtl BdHParUng stosil lives. prove. men between 18 and $4 inclusive, Colonial spiders In black cast Iron. glass prisms. Ona candia model thought that Hitler’s first mske those of 20 to 44 inclusive Two aizea . . 80c and 45c. (usually used in pairs) $13.00 each. Tax Included! Tax Included! CRAEOE. Use ymirregaMr eharfc ae* •But, as It was last Friday after­ subject to military service, permit eoont. last' might ba his Immediate un- Three candle model, used aa a cen- Tea. Caddy Lamp— Reproduction of noon, it was almost what Mayor drafted troops to be sent any­ terpiq^, $24.00. ?'*«*'* $249.00! F oryrty Priced This Tear $27S te flSSOt That first defeat has come, where in the world and keep Uiem an old Chinese tea can In black with Mnakrat Sable Mnakiat a . Atuaher Shipment of Toys From New York LaGuardla, down in New York, QiuUtty Mnakrat* Persian Isunh LA T-A W A T. Pay wnall deposit, tha ItuBBla and Libya, and its re- in service foi the duration; red decorations. Lamp shade trim­ PenlAB Paw Lostrona Caracul Nataral Sqnlrrel found his first air raid warning Passed legislation glvinr tee med to match, $9.90. Natoral Btraak At Slightly Reduofid Prices. Our Stock Is Complete. Hurry! Buy Ni fbr tha moment, la not the •“ •■■ee •■ eoavsmmt waskiy ar test to be— a “ complete fiop." president broad wartime powers ■HalWy payaMata. of Hitler, but an even full- I f it bad been a reM raid, prob­ such as control of cofnmunications $ 1 .1 9 ■Au BBironilBr of the German na- ably three-quarters of Manches­ and alien financial transactional RemembeD— It*s the Store Behind the Revised tee neutrality act tq Child’s Tabla flats—Peg-lag tabla n A all Its human rsaourcca TOLE TRATS—Hand painted floral ter’s population would never have permit U. 8. merchant vessels to decoratlona on 14" traya; rod. green. affB two round back chairs In old Co­ Sale .That Counts tha froBilad draama of known It in time to don their gas carry arms and call at porta of Ivory^ Other tole traya from |U' WATKINS lonial m ^ le finish. T o r tiny tots. belligerent natloha; Tbo geaerala have masks and seek their bomb shel­ SROTNiRSi INC. Set $7.90. Mr. P. B. Clark, factory representative, will he in ill *nB«attcfll power‘d Passed or autljoiiied appropHa- ters. tion of approximately 80 billions the department all this week to assist you in your ovM. Heneeforth, there In other words, if the army for defense or war purposes: ' of AAANCHESTER sctectionl . ^ * iil BO such word as “Impoasl- flnaUy advises the cities' of tee Enacted an unprecedented three M aiKHisTiii Come and a half bUllbn dollar tax bilL 824-828 M A IN STREET ■ I TEL. 5181 M A N l I 1

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em out £ T W E t W M ANCHESTER E V EN IN G HERALD, M A N C H H ^ R . CONN. '^M O N D A Y , DECEMBER 22,1941 4 - Perry and Robert Brlndiei’. under the direction of Mrs. Doro­ thy Noren, i74'Snruce ztreet; Mrs. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, ir i l ' Kiwaiiis Club For some time past it has keen Church C^oir thy Flzh, asalzted by Mrs. Eunice Alice Perry, 38 Igving atreet; Al­ jUand Park W eddings the custom to have a chorus from Platt. A'mohg the numbers given bert Charon, Hartford; Mra. PAGE THIRTEEN the High school prcre.it at this wci-e a violin solo, trios and reci­ Stone, 44 Benton street; Francis of the capital and east of KlLp; affair SnA each year Ib a ' .sliiguig Gives Cantata tations. Christmas songs were Duncan, 48 Server street; Miss Vio­ FulD^ursuit tierinan I'lun Frustrated Police Court 'Party Success Holds Party seems to grow better. Today’s sung by the congregation. la Welgold; 107 1^2 Spruce street; Thus, the said, waa fpdstrated Ice Not Safe - 1 Rftter-Ferris ensemble was no exception and adl The children'a Christmas pro­ Kenneth Wilde, 99 Porter atreet; the big German plan for outflank­ MlH Merlon M' Ferris, daughter ing Moscow from the north; and of the singing reflected on the gram and Christmas tree will be Mrs. James Miner, 286 School Just Begun In town court this morning of ah', and Mrs. Knight H. Ferris' then began the Red' Army's coun­ Letter from Dr. Diskan work of the director. Nazarene Group Pre­ held Wednesday e'vening under the street;' Allan Knofla, 93 Henry Cheater , Kieltch, of 22 Hudson At Park Here mt 100 Present at of 298 Oak street vab married ter-drive. The attendance prize donated leadership of Miss Mary Davis, as­ street; Corporal Joseph Walsh, ■ '\ street, held on a reckless driving FIRST NATIONAL ' Conununity Affair on Saturday afternoon to Julius C. Is Read; High School by Matthew H. Rowell was won by sents Program B efore sisted by Mrs. Florence Wood and 198th C. A. C. (A A ). State Arm­ A t Klin the .'Germans tried to Ritter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Russian GeuerVI .Still stop the Red'Army and wrest back charge, secured a continuance of Fred Werner. Charles Kimball Mrs. Dorothy Fish. ory. his case to January 10. It was Blit If Cold Continues It T. Ritter of Quincy, Illinois. The Chorus in Program. Large Audience. the InitlaUVc, the general related. Saturday Evening. was among those present at the Death: Sunday, Mrs. Walton Considers Hitler Army reported a car operated by Kie- ceremony was performed at 4:30 to be preferred! This faijed, ho said, when the Kus- meeting today which waa largely Grant, 22 Cambridge atreet. lich hit the automobile of Albert May Be Right Before at the home of the bride’s parents The choir of the Church of the siiins llncirclod the town, then Fully 100 peraone, 45 of them TTie KIwanig club held its an­ attended. Discharged today: Mrs. Thelma To Be Powerful. Conlon on Summit street last by Rev. Ferris E. Reynolds, pastor Hospital N ot^ caijtured It Dec. 14, killing 3,000 ChriHtnias. SUPER-MARKETS nual Christmas party at the ii.sual Nazarene presented the cantata. Wells, 403 Suinmit street; How­ night. childmi, attended the Christmas of the Second C\>ngrcgattonal ilermans. weekly luncheon and a wjber note "Emanuel Forever" la.st night un­ ard ,Holman, 24 Victoria Road; With the Red Army on the Ali'm- Raymond Bartholomew of He­ *party Saturday night at the High­ church, fh the prp.sence of the im­ Mrs. Julia La Shay, 489 Middle 'riiat was only one-tenth of the der the direction of .Mrs. Florence cow Front, Dec. 21.— (Delayed)--: bron. held for Intuxlcallon. was If the present cold weather con­ land Park Community clubhouse. mediate families. The bride­ was sounded when the secretary Admitted Saturday: Corliss Fos­ Turnpike East;, Irwin Whitham, total German dead in the Kiln sec­ tinues another day. it is expected Report Boost Wood and Miss Gertrude WlKson, ter, 6.5 East Center street; J. (A’l—Lieut. <3en. Vasally IvanQvfch fined 310 and costs and was given The boys and glrlp furnished the groom's parents heard the cere­ read a letter from Dr. Elmer Dis- 42 Gerard street; Miss Alwine To­ tor, he asserted. that Center .Springs Park pond accompanist. Nineteen choir mem­ Banks Jones. Andover: Calvin a 10 days suspenderl jail sentence. mony by long distance telephone kan, now with the armpd forces. bers were included In the ca.st. bias, Bolton. Kuznetzov, commanding the Iliis- General Kuznetzov estimated will be safe for skating. Plana are entertainment, and the clubhoiiae Strickland, 11 Oak Place; Charles thXl the front now was 25 miles The accused was in court here on at their home in Quincy. Dr. Diskan sent along his dona­ In Trade Here The soloists were Ml.ss .Marion alan Army in the Kllrt sector the same charge "December 8. being completed for the accommo­ waa beautifully decorated, with an Schaub. 16 Hazel street; Mrs. dln lc Schedule west of his headquarters. dation of the first big seasonal tion for the Kiddies Camp Fund Janes. Mrs. Florence Fish and duet Grace Senkeil, 22 Gleawood street. northwest of Moscow, .declared to­ Continued to ' Wednesday wa.s ttiurainated tree and evergreen Tuesday—Tonsil and Adenoid at yitpture German Tapks crowd that always takes early ad- which this year replaced the usual numbers were rendered by .Ml.ss Dischargea Saturday: Mrs. Mar­ day that the full fot’ce pursuit of the case of Anthony .SadowskI of boughs. Mrs. Charles Crockett and .Marion Janes, and Mrs Norris E. 10 a m. .Slncd the start of the German vanta.ge of fine Ice eonditions such Mrs. EJverett Keith were co-chair­ custom of exchanging gifts. In Local ^ierchanls Declare tha Butcher, Rockville; Mrs. Mary Adolf Hitler’s Aphnles had just be­ retreat from Dmitrov and the Jewett City, held for violation of his letter, which explained the at­ Ford. .Sherwood Fish and Nelson Wednesday—Well Baby Confer­ a:4 are now prevailing. men of the committee from the Carlson. 99 Homestead street: gun. ' .Moscow-Vqlga canal the Russians rules of the road after a collision titude of the officerj and men. he Kilpatrick and a trio rendition by ence at Y.M.C.A. from 2 to 4 I ho pontj hafl boon im- Community club in charge of ar- Bu!8ine8fl (ilereased in Frank Strong. Bolton; James Bren­ "W * atm ^idnslder the Hitler have captured 209 German tanks, on December 3. Put over to stated that there was a full reali­ Mrs. Florence Wood, Mrs. Florence o'clock. • proved during the fall and access nngements. nan. Odd Fellows Building; Les­ Army powerful, ami there still are nearly 3,000 vehicles, and more January was the reckle.ss The bride wa.s graduated from and Mrs. Jacob Ubert, formerly of street village of Nogomoye. ferrlng to the war: guartntc* oui O 1 0 I D this town, now residing in Olive, local schools and from Connecticut "Our troop.*.’ he asserted, "have "Becaii.se of his I.McCormaek’s) College for Women, New London, Calif. They wished to be remem­ begun to pursue the enemy deci­ ' foresight, victory will come sooner UNswrrr 18 07 • M '?**'""*>'* “»POUNDS Conn, and Is a member of the sively.’’ 5RAPEFRUIT JUICE INED 2 Mfisfy or your bered to their friends here. There I and thousands of American lives c»n% I5 c • address is P. O. Box 151. Olive Washington Chapter of the Con­ \\ He said the break in the Nazi ; will be saved: America is better FINAST money b»ck. Or- IN PRIZES \STUFFED OLIVES sm btl lO e Calif. necticut College Alumnae Associa­ advance came late In November , prep.ired than It would have been tion. Here Are a Fete Suggestions: w*hen the Germans were repulsed : without the leadship of John Mc- CHEESE RITZ ■L B. C Miss Ruth Podrove, daughter of The bridegroom graduated from at Dmitrov, barely 40 miles north I Cormark.’’ the Quincy. Illinois, schools and HASSOCKS...... $1.25 Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Podrove. of i d e a I— UO ntEE GAME I FRUIT COCKTAIL FINAST 40 Benton street, has returned attended Quincy College. At L A M P S ...... $1.25 up 2 29c .And for thniie who pre­ fer New Rngland home from Russell Sage College, present he attends George Wash­ MIRRORS ...... $3.95 to $12.95 26 Reg. Games for S4.00 Orders ? FRUIT COCKTAIL FINA5T. 30 a t Troy, N. Y., and is spending the ington University where he is can grade turkeyo for a holidays with her parents. ’ president of the Student Branch SC.\'TrER RUGS ...... $2.98 , fJNAST few rent* more. i 4—-S4.00 Door Prizes R GRAPEFRUIT fancy SCCIiONS 2 2 5 c of the American Society of Me­ END TABLES ... Miss Mary Kacmarezyk, daugh­ chanical Engineers, al.so a mem­ ...... $o.9o AND CRAPEFRUir I 20 ORANGE MIXED StCIIOMS ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Kacmar- ber of the Engineers’ Council, and COFFEE TABLES ...... $9.95 • ’TaiUpin*’ Perfume la A L L FO R 2.=vc 8 eayk, of North School street, is of Theta Tau Fralcmlty. He is CARD TABLES .. l.iirien Lelong'n newest.-—a having a 10 days' vacation from also a member of the American ’Sweaters and Jackets ...... $2.95 Tables and Chairs for Everyone! heady* diziying fragrance, ex* CONSOLE TABLE her studies at Bay Path Institute Welding Society...... $13.95 citing a» falling in love. Juft 5 of Commerce, Springfield, and is Both the bride and bridegroom BOUDOIR CHAIRS tee iu red‘white*bliie package, g u .v r a n t e E d spending it with her parents. She Useful and Welcome ...... $6,9.5 are employed In the Bureau of * 13.75 I6..30 $10 is taking the secretarial course Ships. Navy Department. Wash­ Buy Your Gifts On Easy Terms! $50.00 SW EEPSTAKE and a member of the Hiking and ington, 1>. the bridegroom as Chri.stmas G ifts Ijiaf Week the Sweepatakr Amnuntefi | CAMPBELL'S t o m a t o s o u p To 350.00 " Connecticut clubs at the institute. an engineer and the bride a.s an Fxceot Contumme 1 lb ROASTING CHICKENS as.sistant in the i-hn-t i lerk .s olTu e. HEINZ SOUPS tfid Chowdtr 2 cam Mr. and Mrs l>aniel Rice and FANCY The couple will s[^)-nd the holi- .SUEDE .lACKETS PLENTY OT PARKING SP.\CE! ? m a y o n n a i s e FINAS1 4 5 LB AVC son, formerly of Pruclor road, have day.s with the bridegioom’s MILK FED FOWL recently moved into their new parents and will be at home at $10.».5 and $11.95, KEMP'S, INC. SALAD DRESSING BELMONT home on Carol road. 917 Kighteenth street. N'orlhwc.st, FURNITURE AND MUSIC 32c TENDER Washington, P C. after Janu­ 763 .MAIN STREET FRENCH DRESSING FINAST YOUNG DUCKLINGS Among those returning home for LEATHER J-AUKETS 3 ST. JAMES’ SCHOOL HALL ary 1.^. TOMAlb OR • the holidays is Cadet Clifford Bom­ M Park Street S HURFF SOUPS DELICIOUS bard. son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. $10.9.5, $12.9.5 and $19.95 • Lucien T^elong'f 5oap ta fra* VEGETABLE A ’fal..** 19c FATTED GEESE Bombard, of 300 Porter street. He granred with his j>erfumra . . . » Doors Open At 7 P. M. Playing Starts At 8:00. S is a student at Riverside Military Engagements marvrloufly fmooth and de- WHOLE or EITHER END Acadendy, Gainesville. Georgia. SUEDE COATS * iicioua. Box of 3, $ 1.25 PORK LOINS ONE PRICE $16.75 Misa Grace E. Noren. .daughter Kudinsky-Morawski READY TO SERVE of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Noren, 100 Mrs. A. .Moraw.skl of Wlncl.sor- COOKED HAMS MILIBROOK club m 28 oa «* M Washington street, was recently vlllc. announces the engagement of g i n g e r a l e Centtnti Only 4 Mti 29c elscted to the executive board of her daughter. Frances Mo- Warm Good I.ooklng BO^D^ND s a u s a g e m e a t '5^aI”e^ '' LB 29e the freshman cla.ss at Simmons Cl u b s o d a .i m 24 01 raw.skl. to John Rudin.sK'y. son of SWEA'I’ERS . ^ u t i f u r btta 29c LAM B FORES ^”17c nvcrrDc College, Boston. Mi.ss'Noren will Mrs. Annie Riidin.skv. of lOill'nion $1.98 and $2.98 YES! OYSTERS fOT THE STUFFING PT 3Sc participate in the annual mock street. Manchc.stor .Mr. Rudinsky K O L A 6 Mi 23c Junlor-Kreshmon wedding. She in a graduate of the State 'Pradc Now I know Henry will .act as a bridesmaid. School in thi.s town. COAT SWEATERS ■MEjft mays SHOP ■ auusmss BENRUS f i n a s t g r a p e j u ic e No date has been set for the SHOCKPROOF Up To $7.50 c id e r MOD'S SWEET eaUan, Philip G. Keith, son of Mr. and wedding. V,*' 29c Mrs. Warren I. Keith. 51 Cam­ will Look his Best WATCH HOMELAND OR COLDER ROSE T I J ^ bridge street, has returned to his for oaly ___PMitt in4 Otanae P«iiM home for the holidays. Me l.s a student at Wilbraham Aeadcmy. * Talc ia a welcome gift when Wtlbraham, Mas.". it'a silken »oft and delight* at the Office ... ' Mtrol Tra fully fragrant, like thia hr RED SOLO COLOR Sewing for the Red Cross will Lucien Lelong. $1 be carried- on tomorrow from 10 SIzB 200'* 216’* Homes of Today Better Built COMPLETE WITH FLORIDA ORANGES Vitamin* B-i, C p.m. to 4 p.ra. by the Sisterhood of There’s nothing like a well pressed, freshly LINK 3RACELET finast 2 39c Temple Beth Sholom, and at 8 p.ra. MINCE MEAT g l the home oP Mrs. Harry Ross! Sil* ISC’* 176’* laundered shirt to keep a man looking neat O N E PIE MINCE MEAT 15 or FLORIDA ORANGES Vitamin* B l| C 70 Cambridge street. As Result of FHA Influence 'ifMcwwwwwamfNfMcwwwsKwwmiHnKfiHuin 2 49c The modem home of 1941 is better built, better de­ and well groomed. Shirts laundered by New FINAST PUMPKIN The Amerlcan-Llthuaiuan CiU- 2 1 7 c Slie 54’* signed and planned, far more livable, and better equip­ FLORIDA GRAKFRUIT Vitamin C sens club ivill give a party for the ped aa a result of the Federal Housing Administration’s Model fit that b ill. . . they’re done well enough FINAST SQUASH 3 - I9c children tonight In Victory hall, influence on the home-building Industry. Ste* 64’* • yo** Golway street. Santa Claus is ex­ BY to satisfy the fussiest man, They’re starched MIXED NUTS AssI,VTi?E FLORIDA GRAKFRUIT vitamin C pected at. seyeo o'clock with his Regardless of the value of the home or the market 4 - I7c pack of gifts. Adulta will be charg­ for which It is built, many advancee In construction smoothly to your onler. . . . washed geiitly to W ALN UTS WAMOND . BUDDED cir'.' 29c NATIVE • Fancy Eatirg ed a small admission. practices and designing result from the FHA’s efforts to I McIn to s h a p ples / Vitamin* B 1, C, C d a t e s p itte d , Improve bousing standards and conditions. preserve life and they’re expertly finished by FINASY 2 29c 4 '*■ 23c Mias Marianne Ferguson, daugh­ 1 S T . ’■J W.J., IP ' Native Hubbard « ter of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Kergu- This Is true in -virtually all cases whether the home hand. Try New Model Laundry service. Peors 6 '•< 2m Squash VKamln A 3 'b* | U ( aon. of East Center .street, a stu­ la financed bn the FHA plan or not. No better example dent at Green .Mountain Junior of this is available than that of the neighborhood In , it’s superior! i - Z 5 C - hplidiaya. uiTi GioKiAN moon must be structurally sound, equally as attractive, and •tar of the performance*'* send . . . And if you hjave the use o f the family car, CHOCOLATES ASSORTMINT well planned. "Opening Siriht'’ (-ologue,hIi'a . FESTIVAL G ive a always greeted with cheers. $2 as we know you nmst, you can do as hundreds CHOCOLATES Fancy Au.rtmtni D river Is FoiimJ Neighborhoods Which Eadnre ' The individual who purchases his bpme outright for I The Perfect Gift of smart women-are already doing— DRIVE RIBBON OLNDY cash or finances it under'’8onie system other than FHA. HARD FILLED CAND Y Not Responsihle la assured by the preponderance, of FHA housei In his TO OUR PLANT on Summit strieet and bring neighborhood. that he has selected his home wisely in HARD FILLED CAND Y KYBO LUXURY BLEND 1 lb surroundings likely to endure and to resist as far as Always the family laundry and later in th^ week again 2 bag* Sc CANDIES m o st KINDS thia Chriatmua possible the elements.tending to destroy neighborhoods . / Hartford. Dec. 22.—-b St EVANGELINE ;k]a brakes when Gasner stepped homes offered as security for Insured mortgages. From •RED BEGONIAS of her taste. Superb fragranee DE LUXE RECTANGULAR STYLE MILK rtete the path of the auto. ------the foundations to the roof every detail is checked and, in a notable container. $6.50 know laundry values. ^ EVAPORAIED in the cases of homes to be built, the construction work i / ORANGE RAISIN DREAD. •Ml BELL'S POULTRY SEASONING Is inspected on ths job at frequent intervals. •GARDENETTES XMABSTOLLDI R U T T e e brookside Why don’t you try it? Every bit of work A VaAJT RAISED PRODUa . FULL Of UACtO FRUITS AND NUTS. BWIIBK FRCSM CRCAMCRY •TERRARIUMS CNRICHED WITH ECCS.MLK-SUGAR E O f i S BROOKSIOC • Cnde A EAST HARTFORD'S MOST MODERN If You Are Plannin|| to Build Investigate done just as fine as pick-up and delivery work strictly Fit»li L a w Sin the Advantage o f an F. H. A. Loan. DOUGHNUTS 4M 12c FLOUR FINAST FAMILY 51k PACKAGE STORE •NOVELTY POTTERY FLOWER SHOP but you pocket the saving by cash and carry. FI-NA-ST BRIAO' WELDON PURE VEQETARLE SHORTENINQ 7 ^ 0 U R oldhwusttas CNRICHED wtifi VMamifit and WlweBlB South Green Package Store •CACTUS GARDENS LEADING FLORISTS 2*1 I 8 East Center St. Odd Fellows Bldjg. VANILLA BU Joha AadM e, Prop. DRUG CRISCO VS, 67c 23c lib 450 Foot 8 e e t ^ Clip Hall In Eiwt Hartford The Manchester • c u t FLOW ERS MAKVO ^ S7c WINES* BEBtS AND LIQUORS AT TELEPHONE 5103 COMPAix N E W MODEL SW SnH EA R T >011 f I SO A P 3 P*r> IBc CAKE FLOUR PERSONABLE PRICES Trust G>mpany Prezcriptlo* Phzrmar Mancheoter 8019 Member Federal Deposit Ins. Corp. Flowers Delivered By Wire AWwhere In The World Within a Few Hours. aai Mala St. TM. 5S2I Prim SubjBrt TjChan^Dqe^^ PriewEt^etiTrAtt^^ LAUNDRY ______dr / SUMMIT STREET PHONE 8072 || JEWELERS AT THE CENTER 22 EAST CENTER STREET _ „ STOEET — MANCHESTER (GROCERIES, FRUITB AND YBCTtJ iXiaTFouBTOisit MANCTESTKK EVKNI.\« HEKALIjl. MANCHRS'lTiB. CONN. MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1941

sibllity and driving without a MANCHESTER EVEXING HERALD. MANCMEaiEK. CO.‘ N. >IDNUAI. DLLEiVlriLK 22. 1911 drive. The car key was demanded, street. East Hartford, had tired of was picked up on West Center Cost.s, $.50 i’(,r evasion wiUi $2,5.re-' license chucked in for good meas­ but this was not forthcoming. Po­ PAGE FTFTEBN IS waiting for police to return. street. He was charged with mitted. and Judgement was sus­ ■+t Double Grasli ure. lice thereupon decided to take the Riley, it seems, had the car key drunken driving; evading respon- pended on the no license count. proper destiny, domination of the [Daily Radio Programs The charges were the outgrowth arrested man to headquarters and that Kasche couldn’t find. •Ribility and driving without a (^astern wtjrhf. For One Auto of events Saturday night on West then return for the car. which, it He started the engine and rolled llcen.se. Jap Military Controls The’ soldiers for the most part Defense Plans BMtera SU bsmI H i m street in which two East Hartford should be noted, contained other down the street to the point of the While previously an estimated lu-c almost unbelievably fanatic In court thla morning on the 80,000 were employed In aviation men figured. passengers more or Jess ufider the second collision. In their patriotism*.,with a single- drunk driving count, Kasche was throughout the nation ns of the winter weather. licsa of purpose unmatched in the Being PiisliecJ One Drunken Driver Is According to information Kllry Is Picked Up lined $100 and costs# first half of 19(1, that figure waa brought into court, William T. The accused Kasche was taken Riley didn’t wait for police. He Similarly on drunk driving By Secret Command western world. to headquarters where he was almost trebled to 237^267 by the They are competent profession­ Christmas Eve Program -\rresletl But Anolher- "Kaarte r>f 171 Hills street, Ea.st got out and di.sappe’ared. Later he charges Riley was lined $100 and first quarter of 1941. Hartfoixl, was proceeding in hooked for drunken driving. ally, combining primitive beliefs Dual l*rf‘|iarulioiis for Then Takes Over. diagonals and arcs on.West street .Again In a CoUjBion tlehind-tlie-SrpncH .Ma­ nnminal .•n'mi i ■ Urrni<-nt of fhi; with mastery of the latest mill- j .supreme war roiincil, only a fvw tar.v weapons am tactics. For Benefit of Red Cross When, at 64 West street he ran Intd Returning to pick up the car. IX nr ai|(l Qiristmas This rlo8)-knit clique is in full The case of "the car that the parked car of Jerome O’Brien police found It moved. In fact, it neuvering Operates All Inactive service .N’otalilc iininn;^ control of Japan. There is no real Gu on Togelhi'r. of 52 Weat street. had been moved into a second park- them as advocates ol the "south wouldn’t .stand still ” was tried in High Poliry Decision opposition, no civilian or liberal New York. Dec. 22— To foe-4 ject to change— 7:00 MBS, 7:15 Driver Taken to Station pil car. that of Otto F. Heller of seas policy" the cxpan.’Udn in the Town Court this morning before aouthwe.slern I’aclllc that presup­ eleinenta to dispute its authority. Bo.slon. Dec. 22 146— Dual ter the $50,000,000 war-fund cam- NBC-Red, 7:45 NBC-Blue, 8:00 Kaache, halljcd against the park­ 31 .-\.shworth stree*^who Had park­ Of AdolTs App». Judge Raymond R. Bowers as two poses seizure of the Philippines It has taken an ail-or-nuthing MBS, 10:30 NBC-Blue, 10:45 CBS- ed machine, was there when police ed at 52 West street. preparations for grim war-time {kUgn of the Red Cross, the Christ­ East, 11:30 MBS, 12:00 NBC-Blue drivers of the same vehiclo were and the knocking out of Singa­ gamble. Its members know that arrived. Kasche was held responsi­ It appeared, after investigation, emergenr ir.,. and for Christmas inas eve broadcasts of Eddie C a n -. arraigned on tharge.s of drunken By Glenn Rnht> pore. the polity which has been they can not expect to survive 9. ble for the mlsh: p when police that one of Kascho's passengers, tor and Mr. District Attorney from i Talks— MBS 8:15 Keith Morgan driving, while one of those held had New York, Dec, 22 —|/P)-The chosen In preference to the north­ failure in this great trial of festivities, lilgg.r an'l brighter the a.ssortment of evading respon. found he was in no condition to one Luke P. Riley of 297 Hills strength with the Anglo-Saxon • to 10 on NBC-Red are being re­ on “Bill of Rights; " NBC-Blue 9 moat deiiperate gamble, the mo.>«t ern thrust Into Siberia -are A d­ than ever, went on together t'jday placed with a special program. The powers. Radio PPrum. terrific rcaponaibillty ever taken mirals Tfkahn.shi and Siiyetsiigii In New England sponsor la donating the time. and General Kolao Their pow:er today Is rooted deep NBC-Red — 7:30 (West 10:30) by the heada of a modern atalc, .'(lation W RCL.-powerful short- Eddie Cantor and his troupe wUl Drama "Green Pastures;" 8 James Active command for the most in the support of the ma.s.ses. Rib- '"^'^-,^0 V " T ” '’ undoubtedly wbj# that mads known tered■ hy a generation - o f propa sve broa'lcaster here here, announced form the backbone of the program, Melton concert;,. 8:30 Richard part lists in younger hands, men to the world by the craah of Japu- giinda and organization. Chn.atmas cve i-aiollng and other which is being augmented by Ezra Crooks; 9 I.Q. Quiz; 10 Contended RUBINOW RIIII-DING nea« bomba at f’carl Harbor. But with reputallon.s yet to make Hut lelebratlon would be beamed for Stone's Aldrich family. Fiber Mc­ Concert. 16 LBS wi» may never know the individuals already the fortnight-old war has United States .soldiers, sailors ^ d Gee and Molly and others. CB.S-7:30 (West 10:30) Blondle; At-lD who really made the ileclalon. given the Japanese one fame- Marines aboard ship and at off­ The speaker is to be Mayor F. H. 8 Vox Pop; 8:30 Gay Nineties; 9 Hitler has no Lounterparls in spangled name. Admiral Isoroky Priority Bluen shore .stations. LaGuardia. Jean Arthur in "Remember the OVtlL Japan. Leadership there has a Yamamtoto, commander In chief Night;" 10 Orson Welles theater. Representatives of Massachu­ baffling anonymous quality. Real of the combined fleets, whom the The sponsor of Gene Autry's NBC-Blue— 7 Bert Wheeler etc.. Absent at Keith's setts Hportsmen's clubs will dis­ p . m , e v e . 7 p m emperor, lauded for the sinking of Sunday evening broadcast an­ 8 I Love A Mystery; 8:30 True or Open Tues Eve. ^Till 9 power la held ii.sually nnyTAbere cuss with state authorities this except among those who aeem to the Prinre of Wales and the Re­ nounces that he is donating a False; 9:30 For America We Sing: ^______T II.L ■ week the enrollment of 300,000 | hold it. pulse, and whose planes and sub­ series of weekly half hours on CBS 10 Monday Merry Go Round. Ghrlsfmas shopping lists that hunters and fishermen for emer­ Japan Is ruled by a group of marines probably delivered the call for furniture or home furnish­ gency duties In the State Gusrd. 1 to Uncle Sam’s Navy to aid In lt.s M B S -8 :3 0 Bo>^ Girl. Band; 9:30 Unr England Grade Turkeys at a Slightly U ig h e ^ P r ^ sneak-ptineh that" wounded the recruiting drive. The programs are Hartford larol sing; 10:30 Tom, generals and admirals. It la hard ing gifts will not be affected by In Boston, the city committee 1 to say that any individual la any American fleet at Pearl Harbor. priorities this year. Adding more on public safety announced last to originate from the Great Lakes Dick and Harry. fa n c y fresh r o a s t in g naval training station at 10:15 a. more the leader than a srorc of Oth»«r Leadera cheer for the shopper, who finds night that every street here would ' m. Thursdays beginning January What to expect Tuesday: The hla fellows. General Shuhroky Hata is the purchasing value of his-fJhrtst- have an air warden by mid-week | 1. They will be dramas of the war— Of course we can identify the known to be the leader of the arm­ mas dollar shrinking. Is the news New England Gleams Nightly Navy. ^ CHICKENS ' ° ' figtireheada. At the top ia Emperor ies in China,’ mid the commanders from Keith's Irjcal retail furniture As air raid precautlon.s fake Morning: 8:00 NBC-CBS, 8:45 NBC-Red, 8:.5.5 NBC-Blue, 9:00 DELICIOUS YOUNG PLUMP Hirolilto, 124th ocrupsnt of the au- of the land and sea powers which establishment that furniture is en- shape New England—Intent also i A war clau.se is being inserted in CBS, 10:00 MBS, 10:15 NBC-Blue. guat high seat In the line unbroken pouned on Hong Kong have been tlrrly exempt from any form of on seeing that .Santa Claus Isn't | ■ ail MBS TOntracts with its spon­ 11:00 MBS, 12:00 CBS-MBS. for agea. But the .Mikado would be identified-by the British govern­ special defense excise tax blacked out—gleams nightly with I . O i sors, permitting cancellation of Afternoon, 1:45 NBC, 2:00 MBS, a figurehead even If the preaent or's annoiintemenf he had reject­ Furniture Is one cothmodity multi-colored dccoratlon.s on pub- ' occupant were a man of real parts which has been produced in ade­ « • / programs on two weeks' notice. DUCKS 3:55 CBS, 4:00 .MBS, 4:45 CBS ed (heir, demands for surrender- He buildings, business houses and Should developments interfere with MBS, 4:55 NBC-Blue, 6:00 CBS, fa n c y fresh fa tted — whirh he la not ^ as Lteutenant-Oeneral Takashi quate quantities to meet sU con­ homes the sponsor's products . . . Amos 6:25 NBC-Red, 6:45 CBS NBC- Then there is the premier, ,i •Sakai and Vice Admiral Masalcht sumer demands. Dr. James F. Bo- Dark for half an hour last general, Hldeki Tojo. but eaaen- gaidus, price executive. Office of and Andy wire from Beverly Hilis, Blue. 10 TO 14 LBS LB ;Nlml. The names of other com- night, however, waa New -Bed­ C^lif., that they are all set for air NBC-Red 12 Noon Words and GEESE tlally a figurehead nevertheless I mamlers, including those assault- Price Administration, recently told ford, undergoing a lest blackout raid blackouts. They Just switch to Music; 3:45 p m. Vic and Sade; His cabinet haj» been reduced to an ; ing the Philippines and Malaya, manufacturers and retailers at an which Charles ,S. Kelley, Jr., civil- .i blackface, they say . . . Pearson 6:30 Slovenian choru.s, CBS -9.15 fa n c y fresh GENUINE office for routine functions. His IndiiMtry meeting In fJhlcago that From HALEYS Self Serve and Health Market I have not been disclosed ’’ Ian Defense Committee chairm an'! the furniture Industry is In a much and Allen, on NBC-Blue each Sun­ a. m. Columbus, O.. Boys' Choir: foreign minister is little more ; The Japanese fu tlon, is. of In the Industrial city, said was a more fortunate position than many day evening, report that as a re­ 3:30 p. m. Cliil.stmas mess.igc to than director of the farce which I course, that all command renters succe.ss. Only policemen, fire­ other consumer goods producing sult of their broadcast suggestion veterans in hospitals; 4 South CAPONS _ 1. all that remains of civilian con­ j In the Imperial palace within its men. wardens and Boy Scouts industries due to adequate supply that listeners' send a day's pay to American carols. ,\'HC-Rluc 12: lO SUNNYFIELD - WHOLE or EITHER HALF ^ f " - trol of foreign policy. I placid moats and grey stone walls were allowed on the streets. The the government, there has been an Farm and Home Hour: 2 Washing­ Real .\iiUiiirity in the heart of Tok.vo But the real of native hard woods and mini­ C itro n D,omVd.% 2 cans 2 1 ' scouts guarded fire alarm boxes. d o u b l e Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales unusual response. ton tailing; 4 Club matinee. MBS The focal point of authority is seat of pow er Is the group of mum,conflict with defense ma­ terials pro> 2 2 « PASCAL OR WHITE LGE A ^ And finally— aa Winston Church­ The sailors and soldiers are of 16 Pounds and Over. 8:30— Alfrgd Wallenstein .Sym­ 9:00— Lux Radio Theater 23 ® All Kinds of Figs and Dates don 19 somewhat different types. The ad­ tf A:,D 1 FORGET ill noted on tlie morrow of Pearl phony Orchestra CALIFORNIA BCHS A 10:00 Lady Esther Presents Or- CELERY Harbor— ft waa imperial headquar­ mirals are more polished and 9:00— Dr. I. Q. son Welles TENDER STUFFING BREAD ters, not the emperor or the cabi­ more widely traveled, less Insular Any Size Package 10:30 Juan ArVizu .Songs D u ck s 9:30— The Brewster Family GREEN BEANS FRESH LBS 1 net, that proclaimed a state of than the generals, but match them ______Fowl 10:00— Contented Hour 10:45— Horace Heidi’s orchestra U SPECIAL 20 OZ I Roasting CHICKENS ,b 29« war with the l.'nited ,'ttates and In Intense loyalty to ,the throne 10:30— Walt Serenade 11:00—News. Weather g READY Britain. ond their cnate and hatred of the 11:00—News, Weather 11:05— Sports Koiindup CAlIF LBS 1 white peoples who stand In the Northern Oysters — Clomi EMPEROR GRAPES 8 TO USE LOAF- fit) far does it overshadow the 11:15— Story Dramas 11:10— Harry James’ orchestra way of what they consider Japan's Diamond Wolnuts i * 27e FLORIDA cabinet that the folc of Hldeki 11:30— Rhythmaires 11.30 Raynu»nd Hcott’.s orcho.stra Ea-atem Cut— Lean and Bright SIZE 64-70’s i a m s e v e a l h ToJo, full general, premier, w-ar 12:00— War News Reflections in 12:00— Linton Wells, .News GRAPEFRUIT 4 FOR 1 H : '„»>-29® ib -2 3 < A N N Q T . I mlnteter and home mlnl.'ter Rhythm Salad Pressing PAGE JAR 1 12:ft5— Frankie Master's orchestra though he be. Is of mui h leas Im­ iiii»WRs>isxmixsameix ni)WRsm Fancy Mixed Nuts i.b 29e A. M. 12.30--Ray Ileathei'ton’s onhestra 5 EBS 1 A N N P IN T < Fresh Shoulders Ib. 29e HUBBARD SQUASH P A C E J A N , portance than most of the W-orM 12(30— The Nativity 12:55 Pre.ss News M a y o n n a is e RIB PORK CHOPS NAVEL 21c 11). SAUSAGE M E AT ____ 17c Ih. believes. Tojo is In fact a rom- Scranton's RcHtaiirani No. 2*2 Can 13:55— News O n io n s sia ?e ^bag 2 5 'Granges ISO isoVA W6'« . DOZ00^35' Sliced Beets 2 jars 1 9 ' -Phratlvely Junior partner, assign­ ,1:00— Silent Tomorrow's Program U. S so LB| CENTER PORK CHOPS 27c Ih. FRE^AI HAMBURG . . 17c Ih. Serves Cross Rib Pot Roost, Ib. 29e riti P e a r s 100-1 lO 'i 4 r o e 15' Potatoes ^Ma A IN.^ Ee ‘b BV A Gg^ S I .O S ed the duty of "front man" fbr I Preserves 17' L G E , F L A the opening phases of the conflict Golden Pumpkin or Tomorrow '• Program 6:00 —Sleepy Slim Serenade j u i c e SHOULDER STEAK . 27c Ih. 21c Ih. Home .Maile Bread O r a n g e s 1 2 o o z 49' Cranberries H O W E 'S L B 1 9 ' A&P LINK SAUSAGE . . . question of war or peace was AM. 7:00— News, Weather G r a p e fr u it 2 c‘aS I 3 1 ‘ The F I A . not his to decide. 7:10—Shoppers Speeiiil G r a p e fr u it 5 4 ' t FAT SALT PORK . . . . . 1.5c Ih. FRESH OYSTERS____ and Pastry Rib Pork Roost______ib . 2 7 e 6:00— Reveille With Doye O’Dell 4 r o R 23' Turnips Y E L L O W 4 ( B S 1 0 ' A & P P r u n e s 2 rkc“s 1 9 ' Squash 2 c.n,I9e N A T IV E . Who then are the men who and Agricultural News 7-40- Bond Program ION A— •!. M e iN T O S H manipulate this machine of ulti­ 7:.5r) —News. Wiiallier A p p le s 4 L B S 23' Southern Yams 4 lbs 1 5 ' o r h A > v .« 50c Dinner Daily 7:00— Morning Watch P e a c h e s 2 clans' 3 3 ' l-I*Ot'NO ROLL LARGE—NAnVE 8:00— News 8 00--The Worm Today NO 2^ . to A|» mate decision and command. Im- None-Such Birds Eye Green Beans 19c H O L ID A Y D A T iS & N U T S ...... rial headquarters? Names can 8:15— Europe.an News Roundup 8:15.—Shoppers Special A & P P e a r s ' M usic named but w1,th no guarantee SCRANTON'S 8:30— Radio Bazaar Time lb. doz. K D a t e s P I T T E D 2 P,;a°/27'PfLCS g i' Mixedm iA 6o Nuts n ni5 C CEL E L BBAG A G 2 5 ' can B u t t e r EGGS that any one or half a dozen be­ Peas 25c ■8:55—WTIC's Program Parade 8:30—.News, Weather dexo ' " 57' RESTAURANT Mince Meat 2 Pk gs.2 1 c long ahead of the others. 9:00— Playhouse 8:3,5— Shoiipers Special D a te s C r is c o I an 6 7 ' '76 Tolland Turnpike Grandmother's iresm 'pk°.^1 9 ' P e c a n s Vn’'il ceV *^bag 2 5 ' Army Hnads Brussels Sprouts______27c 9;15^^ood News 9:00 —Pre.ss News ■ ' ‘B H7C A iJ.- w i n t e r c. a l ; I LG Phone .585.5 9:30—Mary Lee Taylor 9:15 Columbus Boy Choir W a ln u ts C E L B A a g f P l ( | Q B r h i l l j u g 3 7 ' Spry CAN 67' CAN At the top, ostensibly just be­ *•*•*^5 * -• -a fftl .NIUMAMI# 9:45— As The Twig Is Bent !i:45— Stories Amerira Love,s STUFFED OLIVES . . 35c pt. SAUERKRAUT, new hulk 5c Ih. low the throne, are ^he chiefs of M in ce M e a t CHRISTMAS WRAP! .XieUBC'EWWM the Army and Navy gent egl staffs 2 Pkgs. 19c 10:00— Bess Johnson 10:00— Hymns of All Churches SWEET GHERKINS . . . 17c pt; Pickleil Pigs’ Feet, 2 Ihs. . 19c 551ilppl« All Kinds of Fancy Cigars 10:15— Bachelor's Children 10:15..—Myrt and Marge ■ D C A P I I C C - A A P -SLICED ' respectively General Gen Sugl^ 10:30— Help .Mate 10:30—Stepmother rilliu n i.d or HALVES Z CANS O I ' I CHOCOLATES ] SWEET RELISH ...... 10c pt. Snow-White Tripe . . . . 21c Ih. yama and Admiral Oaami Nagano, two 60>year-old. tough' alngle- Boxe^ of 25 and 50 10:45— Road of Life ' 10:45—Woman of Courage'* M in ce M e a l 2-Lb. Jar 2 7 c 11:00— Mary Marlin ^ 11:00—AI Liner purpoaed professlonat. fighting S E C T IO N S CANS men. M a ih ie u 's 11:15— Pepper Young’s Family 11:16— The Man I Married ■ GRAPEFRUIT 2 25' Gl AMERICAN MIXTURE BEST 183 Spruce Street All Kinds of Cigarettes 11:30— Bright Horizons They occupy these high posU 11:30— The Story of Buci Barton n i IlfC C ANN PACI 6>T OZ AAC PLAIN AAC largely because of seniority— Soffasilk, Swansdown, Presto or ""^1:45—David Harum 11:^6— Aunt Jenny’s Stories GRADE POLISH KIELBASA ib 29e U L I V t u S T U F K D JAR 0 1 6KOZJA r Z 0 I Hard Candy which counts tremendously in And Tobacco in Pound Cans 12:00 Noon— Gene and Gltnn 12:00— Kate Smith Speaks Fancy l O - P.M.. 12:15— Big. .Sister I Ribbon Candy Japan—because they have outlaat- Snosheen Cake Flour ^ ed moat of their contamporartei Cranberries, lb. I 7 C For A Merry And .12:15— The Luncheonaires 12:30-Romance of Helen Trent CRANBERRY SAUCE CAN 11' I Large BotVle Baenn 12:30—The Weather Man 12:45— Our Gal .Siiiufay and not neceaaarlly because of su- Sodas, All Flavors, Any Kind — Package 25c FANCY NO 2'- MERRY. CHRISTMAS ! preiorlty over their fellowa Both 12:35— Day Dreams 1:00 —News, Weather’ kg 4 large MAINE Cake Flour ^^ ° M 4 ' 12:45— Sitigin' Sam 1:05 - Main .Street -Hartford A&P PUMPKIN CANS came to the top by the path o£ G in g e r A le 3 f„ 2 5 c high command—Suglyama led'ail bottles ...... 1:()0— News, Weather 1:15— Wofnan In White SULTANA NO 1 S u o s b e n C A K E F lo u r 2 3 ' Happy Christmas Mixed VraetaUes' j » . , .% m the armies in China for two years | 1:15— Uttle-.Show 1 30— The Right To Happiness FOR SALADS CAN Pitted Dates, Large Bottle Domino ' .I- SHRIMP and Nagaho commanded the .com­ Sunmaid Raisins Lge.J’ kg. 9 c 1:30— Marjorie -Mills 1:46— Life Can. Be Beaiitifui Pillsbury Flour '" b^*g" S I . 1 2 ASiP-TINY 20 OZ bined fleets and the political 7 \i-o z. pkg. I . 2:00— Wrightville Ske.tche.s 2.'0JL.rVoung r>r. Malone Pea. and Carrot. 4 ’ t USE No. 3 Oaa Bart Olney Golden Bantam posts of minister of War and California Figs, 2:16— Medley Time M 5 — JOyce-Monian Girl Interne FANCY PEAS TENDER CANS Family Floor 19' Ginger Ale and Flavors 12:36—^'letcher Wiley Navy. L 2:30— Styled For Strings 20 OZ A H N P A G E . package ...... (Contents Only.) m ■ ■ — ^ k 2:66— News 2'AS^Kate Hopkins -Angel of BaMas Powder 1 2 O Z C A N 1 0 ' Overseas Rulers C o rn . Cans ^/Mercy CANS Close behind. came the three Heinz Bryant and Chapman^s K ------\ '■■■ A&PCORN A l i S i Bnrt Otoegr __ , ______M e ia s s e s B R A N D " 2 C A |? S 1 7 ' q u a l Tt y APPLESAUCE 2 9 powerful viceroys ol the overseas Plum Pudding, amplrs-General Jlro Mlnaml, gov- 15-oz. can .... Highland Park ' A&P MINCE MEAT PKGS I amor general of Korea; Admiral Tender Sweet Peas ( j ’ash Survivor M IN C I M E A T w iKlyosbi Hasegawa, governor gen- Diamond Walnuts, FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABI NONE SUCH lO U D IN 'S PKGS £ MERRY CHRISTMAS ! I era I of Formosa, and General Yos- Red Label, Fresh, Large , _ , Coihniiiiiitv Siiur I hijtri Umeau. the real . ruler of DAIRY PRODUCTS Oil Danger List , FANCY lb...... NO; 2H I Mhnebukuo although his title la rjW Z Can St. Lnwreaon A&P SQUASH MAINE- CAN OCEAN SPRAT—n^OZ. CAN I ambassador to the court of puppet Assorted • HOMOGENIZED MILK ^ Tangerines' o . , . 2 9 ei T h e annual Christmas Carol CINCEB ALI-Pale, Golden I Emperor Kank Teh. French Cream Peeksvllle, N. Y„ Dw. 22 -oP)— 29 OZ t% HUBERT •tog of the Highland Park Com­ and Other,Flavors-Conlents BOTS Z I There are many others who Candy, lb...... T o m a to e s Large, Juicy The Peekskill hospital reported to­ YUKQH I share in the high councils, notably • GRADE A MILK munity club will be held this eve- CRANBERRY SAUCE H e RoyaUScarlet tong, Monday, Dec. 22. Thoee day that one of three survivors of I tba nlembers of the supreme war & 11 No. 1 IW l Con Pnaler , ^ttat wish to Uke part in the out- an automobile accident In which (Dabu^ (D a p L.------BELJ.'S I council, but a full catalog would Peas, c a n ...... • FAMILY MILK California Oranges three other Ansonla, Conn., reai- door Bing are urged to be at the I serve only to confuse. In the Royal Scarlet « v denta lost their lives was on the Silverbrook LB I coming months, however, we may Fruit Cocktail Freoh, Large Bnnch :toubhouae by 7 o'clock ao that ac- danger IJat. Limn Beans, can I d C • heavy Cream iBrity will get under way very lBUTTER a w I I k l l P'lnii—lb print 3Uc Cicamery PRINT " 3OTc g SEASONING I expect to hear more of some oif In the accident Saturday. Mra I the following: Pure Honey, No. 3 )i CdB Sonbeain ,)iK>rtly after. After the caroliers Rose Gardner, 49, ai)d a aon. A r­ , ItoTa aerenaded the nelghboriilg C P I T C I I C P P C SUNNYBROOK tototoCMEDIUMAQC C MEDIUM JimKET 4-MINCTE I Admirals Nobumasa Suyets 2t/^-lb. can . . . • COFFEE CREAM B ro cco li thur Haberstroph, 21, were killed to JUgu and Sankichl Takashi, former :J|DiBea they will return to the club- rnCdn ElUUtf large- dozenI 414 I dozenDOZEN O t f Fresh, Large Bonch Instantly and Mra. Rieaingcr, 28. I commanders in chief of thb com- Ice. Box Cookies, d% |to Sliced Pineapple :|IMiae and with the addiUon of MARGARINf A 1 tt l|||to FRui^AKE • BUTTERMILK AND SOUR CREAM died in the hospital. Pure LardI R E F IN E D ^ ‘ , flMae who remained at the club 2 ^ tn*. 2 5 ' O le o N U T L E Y £ C T N S Z o * ® Ibtoed fleets: Admirals Koahlro 60 in package,. A iAC The condition of Dorothy Haber­ 1UCAKE 2 LI RING S LI RING FUDGE MIX pkg 17 lOikawa and Maaazo fiakonji. for rjplll hold the community aing. No. 3 CotaWognor stroph, 18, waa reported as criti­ Swiss Cheese> DcmgtticD to m ettk Lt 35' Mild Cheese rOLORED LB 2 9 ' Maraschino to am Celery Hearts or ' A t the conclusion of the musical LOAF I mar cabinet mlnlsterh; Admiral • SWEET AND SALT BUTTER cal, while that of her brother M e l> e -b it CHtr^E LB IShlgetaro Shimada, the current Cherries, tall btl. I # C Ion of the program cocoa and ^ r i Haberstroph, 2Q, and Stephen 31' Sharp Cheese ^ l o r e o l b 2 9 ' jlmuto will be served by the 39' 75' 1.79 ■ navy minister; Generals Juzo Sweet Pickles, totow G ra p e fru it J u ic e 3 cn. 2 5 c Pascal Celery Dawkin waa described as "falrlv • w i i e w w e Older Extra From Your Salesman E^’ery Dav ial committee headed by Mrs. Thw S pound rtno is wrwppod m FLORIDA ORANGES FANCY LARGE iNiSbio and Kuniakl Kolao, former 24-oz. j a r ...... A w C good." . r«ady-(o-meil carton. leommanders in China and Korea.' Aa Yon Need It. Mclatooh, Baldwin or Greening ^ ’1 Bengtson. The six, who had moved to the 717 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER M IXED NUTS PASCAL c e l e r y Jack Frost M-Oh. .Con Burt Oliiejr Rev. Elmer Tbelnes of Marlbor- Irsapectively; the directing gen- OonnecUcut city recently, were re­ d o z . 29c liiises of the Manchurian and China Confcctionerj’ gli, secretaiy of the Hartford turning tb Weat Chester, Pa., Next To Manchester Herald ' H f i l W ■ m e r r y CHRISTMAS TO ALL OUR MANY PATRONS A p p le s lUBty Y. M. C A. wiU ba in 29c lb. 15c b ch . Ironqiiests, General KenJi Doihsra. Sugar, 2 pkg.«. . Tomato Juice Cans where they lived formerly, for a FREE PARKING LOT REAR OF STORE s e e d l e s s Ifielsh.ipo Itagaki and Rensuke AND FWEJjDS! 2 3 5 c, —gti of thla yaar'a carol aing Chrlotmas visit Their car akidded J«nuwy •'Wom*n’» 0 «v' — Now an Bala New Crop ' advises those that art going g r a p e f r u i t HORSERADISH ' ONIONS Ifsogsl. Htoo’a M an ley pavement and colUded Soirr^ H3\'C Rctlrrl Currants, pkg. ' take part in the iwMoor pprtlofi with a truck. Wa naam Ua r f i h t enfatitlaa. All yrkaa aabKctt^uirbat ckaagaa. Free Delivery On All Ordera For 91J)0 A p i N o n l ;llM program to bii sura and 5 f<>;~ 2 5 c 10-Lb. Rag & 9 e .This la an tneemplets list of ttie OedfJent Flour, ^ to — warmly ao that aa ona will One blue whale may weigh as 29c lb. leldsrs of the w>ar councils, the W b. hag V..... JIC Crdamery Butter -Lb. 3 7 c toscoE^ort. much as 85 el.epbants. . • > Imtn V hp6». rotes ware ws^btlcat Fins Creamery war (Isclsion was in the Butter, fe. print C Lb. 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kOE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. M O N D ^. DECEMBER 22, 1941 Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n in g h e r a l d , Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n , m o n jja y , De c e m b e r 22, i s i i p a g e seventeen I said the Icca) there of the United t-ahaiiia have landed at Kah ilui on Joint Plan Employer Can Nazis Claim Weldors, Cutters and Helpers of the la’an d MiZui. T h o -L ah aln a w as Tripolilailia furse Rates Obituary America had been instructed not .’helled and sunk by an enemy sub­ Carrier Sunk to report for work today at The marine on Dec. 11 wliite en route To Combat California Shipbuilding Corpora­ to San Francisco. Two of the crew Surprised by Slaf> Are Raised Express View tion and Consolidated yards. Gre­ are dead and two arc missing. gory, presioent of the local, said High Tops Weaver for Fifth Straight Victory, 36 to 26 Begun (CoDtinoed From Pago One) “There has Been no enemy ac­ Of Briti.sb Patrol Deaths On Labor Row it had petitioned President Roose­ tivity in the vicinity of Midwav OkMociation Here j^iles stallations on the British so u th - velt to have the Navy take over Island recently. (Continued From Page One) ((k>nttnu«d From Page Oim ) < cast coast. those yards, the largest In that (fontIniieil Ir -Ol r;i-;e One) "Far F7ast. ' I l^otice Schedule Is Old Resident area. The AFL has master con­ "There are no new developments Coast Guard talk.* ‘separately with Maxim IJt- union of company employes was tracts at the yards. to report.” tbflt rrmln RrlU'^b fnrc'.s \vci*e Battering Bears Panther ^8 Triumph Over Alsal) Almost : Same a s Elsewhere. vtnoff, the Russian ambassador: JSo Comment in London At Seattle. Secretary Dave Bas- a company dominated union but N orm al C rew Qf 44 picpsinfj wcntwnnl nt top spoLMl. Dr. Hu Shin, the Chinese iimbas- Dies Smldenlv the Supreme court said that this or said Seattle members of the The exact site of the d arin g s^woop Needs Santa Chapman Sparks , la conform ity wilJh Ui* general aador. and A. Loudon. The Nether­ conclusion "seems based heavily On German Claim same union had decided to remain T he ,5.64.5-ton L ah ain a w as ow n­ Rams Biggest Surprise Nosed Whirly lands minister Ixrndon. Dec. 22—(JP»—There was ed by the Matson Navigation Co., where an entire parri'on va>rd Halifax, the Brit­ Mrk. Elizabeth McCann, wife of from ambiguity and doubt. , no comment here today on a Ger­ and. her home port was San Fran­ to have boon ‘•n-’rb.nntocl for’ al­ Smother Giants Claus Badly iatate of Connecticut, the Manches- ish ambas.sador. yesterday. Edw ard McCann of :>3 High street, "We believe,” the opinion add­ man claim to have sunk a Briti.sh cisco. She norni»Uy carried a crew !%y Orlo Robertson .. season. One writer said Texas fail, Off Top Spot though. it outnumbcml the at- New York, Dot. 22—OFj—Ford- ■ter Private Duty Nurses Associa­ In IJne With .\nnouneement died suddenly at her home yester­ ed. "that the board, and not this aircraft carrier in the Atlantic. of 44 and ran between San Fran­ ure to play In any Bowl was the Second Victory day. Bonij^in County Armagh. Ire­ Reuters said today it heard the Third Sub Attack cisco and Honolulu. tack era six to one and at UaNt 24 I New Yorkerw Wilt When ham's Rams were rolling along on biggest surprise. tion announce that the following The White House .said that all court, should undertake the task Tiger Terror .Serviee Deniandu Wreck land, 7.i y e ars ago, she had lived of clarifli ution. " Berlin radio announce in a special She was built In 1920 at San German and Italian planes de- the wave of five straight footbsU Billy (!onn had Joe Louis on the Bargain Horffe Finishes •tandard fees for eight hour duty these roiiferenres were in line with German communique that a Brit­ slro'Td on the ground. Wi^.s not Bears Pul Pressure on ~— victories. The PltUburgh I'anthers in Manchester 54 years. Mr and Explaining that the Isjard Revealed bv Navv F’rnncisco as the Golden Gate. Gjrid Squad for Next run for 12 rounds In their June really tells the story. T w o p lz y o n In the hospital will be;a» follows: an anncnineemeiit Saturday night •Mr.s. .Vtef’ann celebrated th eir ish aircraft carrier had been sunk I-ater her name was changed to Riven. ha0 miles Inaide the gloomy day indeed for the Hams, that gallant stand, the Pittsburgh Money Maker Since When Visitors eight hours for two p\tl^ts. $!•: ordination of the war effort and dre.Hs read by com pany officials Pro Title; Sid Luck- j divided their scoring program Cann leaves one daughter. Mrs. "Inteiiei red w ith, restrained and Atlantic port held by the Germans, The Samoa. 1.997 tons, had a western setorpedo. All shots built at Duluth, Minn., In 1918 and punh at Kl Aghella, nrul had rro.-a- cial appeal to Santy Claus you’ll ceive a bid to the Eugar Bowl while 21 votes, two more than Vic Ghezzi New York, Dec. 22—Whirlaway mmon raii.se of defeating the missed their mark. The torpedo Pittsburgh went on to fake two of B. F, T. patients. each ailditional pa^ ^ town, and a sister. .Mrs. .Sarah i the first I freedom of sjreech and mls.sing from an offensive patrol was formerly named the Lake ed into Tripolltania for the first ► By Dave Hoff probably be going through New received for his unexpeeted wrote the turf news for most of High Seconds Win. Axis. yesterday, but .said one hostile exploded In the vicinity o t the ship. Its three other games. But the re- the year but in the autumn this ZamalUs.-Jf ...... 1 0 3 Uent, $1; obstetrical analgesia, •t.'i. Wylie of Ireland. ipies.si amendment. Neither the Pepin. tim e. (Thtengo, Dvr. 22 (/»5—Ciuar- London Wednesday night; can you triumph In the PC.A. champion­ O m lon, If ...... 3 5 • Steplien Karly. presidential .s«ic- bomber was destroyed over Britain There were no casualties or dam­ Bidt of that N(jv. 8 game goes ship tournament. long-tailed red racer surrend­ 1 For home niir.sinp on an eight retarv. remarked of today's eom- The funeral will be held tomor­ ; (WagnerI net nor the board's order Iterbarkn? The Bean had 'em. see your way clear to drop off a How Ix>ng the .String ? Chapman, rf ...... 4 0 -g hour basis, the same aivames are row afternoon at two o'elia k at here enjoln.s the employer fr m ex­ during the night. age to the Samoa. few foothall players a t th e <>>ast down In the books as the biggest Tile ease with’ which the New ered the bradilnes to a flashy 2- ferenecs. however, ihat they were SO Sur\1voni Ijuided Ilf It wiian’l Sid Liirkman iiaMnln( Surprise of 1941. year-old named Alsab. .Manchester—Alumni. Turklnggon, rf ...... 1 1 g being made. For 12-hour duty, the tihe home Rev Jam es S tu a rt pressing its view on lalair imliries Guard Academy? They're going York Yankees triumpht-d In the Cone, c ...... 2 0 4 of a 'very preliminary " nature "Central Pacific. It was Bob Snyder kicking field 'Only the Texas Football I»ng- American league and the short And, so spectacularly did Alsab Manchester— Meriden. increases are: one patient. $8 in- L itvlno’ff. tirst of the Allied Neill, rector of St. Mary’s Epis­ or problems, nor is a penalty Im- J lo need them, Santa, but badly. Ran Brown, c ...... 0 1 1 ate ad of $7: two patients. $12 in- copal church will officiate and po.sed upon it because of any utter- Smoking Row "Thirty survivors of tl" S. S. lgoal.8. That's the success alory The Academy's case is a sad homs offered the Panthers any work of the Brooklyn Dodgers In perform that, at yearend. their Manchester - Middletown. diplomats on the White House en- I of Uie two-yaar-champlon Chicago serious opposition in the opinion of the world series, with the help of battle of ballots for "horse of the Manchester 17—W. Hartford 18 Kllensr-hmidt. Ig ... 4 0 fl atead of $10:.’i0: eaih additional L-agement list, spent less than half burial will be in the East ceme- aiire.s which It has made. one. After lingering obscurely on C urtis. Ig ...... 0 0 0 "The .sanctions of the act are im­ I Boars that plua a couple of backs the 84 (Sports writers participating Mickey's Owens costly nlnth- year" honors was a photo finish M anchester 36— W eaver 26. patient. $1 additional as before. an hour with Mr. Rofuievell and teiy. The funeral arrangements Causes Halt the gridiron byways for years, the M urphy, Ig ...... 0 0 0 For p.sychiutrie. eommiiiiicable are in charge of Thomas G. Dou- posed not In punishment of the e-n- I Patterson’s Market Inameit George .McAfee and Norm Sailors really hit the road with a In the Ak^clated Press poll. The Innlng muff In the crucial fourth ■AlUi Whirly winning by a nose. Led by flashy Kenny (,’hapman departt-d without divulging to re- Rob Brown, rg ...... 0 0 0 I Standlee. P a n th e rs rolled up 144 votes, 114 game, in for 18 tallies. A fte r shaky start In the disease or alcoholic ea.ses. rates gan. player but for the protection of the ij TEL. 338fi 101 c e n t e r ST. fine team la.st fall won six and a Manchester High took Weaver Into .Skinner, rg ...... 1 0 (lortej-s any delail.s of his itll. The New Vork Giants thought of which came from 38 first place 3 wo $l higher. employes. The employer in th.s (Ontlnued From Page One) 5 BUY WITH c o n f id e n c e : lost two, each by the margin of a The Yanks topped by three the spring, Whirlaway galloped to camp Saturday evening at the T his will becom e effective .Mon­ Mrs. WsJton W. Grant case is as free now as ever to lake I the key to victory in the national single point—and It looked like tallies on the basU a t th ree to r collapse of the Stanford foowljall the front with a record-breaking School street Rec gym thus run­ first, two for second and one for 15 36 d ay Dec. 22. 1941. Mrs: Gertrude R. Grant, wife of any side it niaj* choose on this con- left the arsenal, the company said, P lea se I football league title game waa they were going places. team, after going unbeaten In 1940, Kentucky Derby victory, (^ming ning the unbroken string of victo- th ird . M e a v rr Walton W. Grant, of 22 Cambridge i''<’'''ted th ree field g oals —a had been expected. Take a gang s ta rs Bin Buslk and Bob Zoel- years and some were even calling Philadelphia— — A stranger all from 20 through 4 4 are liable weary British empire .soldiers ran ford, A pril 20. 1869, the d a u g h te r Ife a t no player has performed In football. His regular season rec­ ler are co-captalfis of the .Navy him another Man o' War. ended. It waa a tight defense that pul up against overwhelming odds, Witt of the Fourth Army at the like that out of a football squad walked Into Stanley RozycM'S for active military service. of .1 Patten Fitch and Ella Clor- Presidio. Happy New Year when it conies. S Itltle play since Jack Mandera of ord Includes touchdown run of 65, and you haven't got much left. basketball team. Other football This colt, owned by A1 Sabsth kept Weaver’s sharpshooters busy Most Efficient Methml however, no hope was held here ■ mda I Ingraham I Fitch. Practical this evil infection whirh we are 70 and 60 yards. South Windsor Five to pecking away at the basket from butcher shop, laid 846.50 on the now combating Independent welders had voted 1 |the Bears did It in 1933. Come on. Santa! regulars who are out for the of Chicago, ran the fastest mile counter and said: "I’ve owed you Senator Hill (D-Alai, p e Demo- that the crowd colony could be ly all her life was spent In Man­ CLEANERS ever covered by a 2-year-oId in" long range. The guards were right ■saved. Andrews, speaking at commis- yesterday in the bay area to es­ Two of Snyder's field goals bal- The boxing and basketball teams Play Strong Capitol squad are 250-pound tackle. this for 18 years. I’d like to settle . cratic whip, argued that the draft chester. howi ver. and those who John Chambers S winning the (Thampagne Stakes on top of the Weaver forv ards all was the most efficient method of (The conqiieat of Hong Kong tablish picket lines today by way >> R lanced George Franck's first period are almost equally hard hit. Gene Ffiathmann and fullback my account." He walked etlL kn ew her regarded her with deep of emphasizing their demands that ■touchdown pin for New York, It was the day that tbe two at Belmont In 1:35 2-5. He won evening and they were forced to doing the job, and in support of virtually has been completed, reetion: She made friends easih% ' ^ Brooklyn Navy \ard. said AND DYERS vissMmmmmsmmmssmmmiismm'mMssMMrsssiisssxssfsMssil Team This Evening. Alan Camejon. Middle gridiron Rozyckl couldn't remember tboi a ffe r...... roon. they be allowed autonomy. TTie fter Aiffy Leemkns had passed to Phantoms Lose army teams played In the Yale reserves who are also candi­ the Eastern Shore Handicap, The tak e w h at th ey (Xiuld get, w hich his contention, he cited the case Domel. Japanese news agency, re­ was always cheerful. Her thought- marked the na- rahn or the bill. "This.” said the independents broke away from 8.38 MAIN STREET |hirp from the 31-yard line. Sny­ Bowl for the service championship dates are Vince Anania,^ John Washington Park Futurity, waa little, considering the advance Of a "doctor who had enlisted as a ported In a broadcast from Tokyo. fiilneas for others was ever in evi- , to "the tieachcr Fresh after their thrilling vic­ notleea. butcher. "Is a real (Thristmas pfoa- AFL unions and since have refus­ DIAL 7100 der's third three-pointer gave the of New England. Two soldier.v .McTlgbe and Warren Mont­ whipped Requested In a match ent. It restores my faith In human private when the Army was cry­ It said British resistance now was donee, as w as her devotion to h e r ' Vellov. .satellites. To Racketeers tory over the U. 8. Coast Guard Coach (Tlark used both his ing for more doctors." confined chiefly to strett fighting ""rhe Hanibleton is the first ed to pay AFL dues. iBeara a 9-6 halftime lead, an edge were thumbing rides on Whalley Bears in New London Saturday gom ery. race at Belmont and finished with n atu re." family and her home. In Los Angeles, Paul Gregory that didn't last long. l! _____ Avenue In New Haven when a po­ ■1 narrow neck win over less Me squads last night. This la a fine Secretary of War Stimson al­ and guerrilla warfare. t.'nited .Stales combatant shlii to night, 40 to 39, the South Windsor system because It keeps the whole As a girl Mrs Grant was active 1 romrql.ssioned ainee that fateful Giants Tie It Up liceman Inquired; n the Walden at Pimlico. He waa ready has announced that the I "The wiping out of the last ves­ in the work of the Second Con­ 0 THE FINEST TURKEYS Advos wll! play the strong Pratt- 'team keyed up. Against West Army will stop accepting volun­ .• Of War Is Near j row at tw o o’cliH k a t the W atk in s i ling the work, Luckman stepped In loney the pride of Frog Hollow, | Citizen Cliih The second team also came FOSTER'S could imagine. Just full of white meat which moans Ifor his share. He knifed a 23- first struggle. The Racketeers away at Storrs. offered the use of NICK ANGELO George Woodend. better ktiown for | New Jap Invasion ! F’lineral Home. Rev. Watson I more servings per pound. We had first selections from its gym and the offer waa grate­ through against the Weaver aec- Woodruff of the Center Congrrga- I yard aerial to Dick PIAsman and a whitewashed the Phantoms. The his diamond deed at Hartford! -New H aven, Dec. 22 ~ T he fou: onds, winning handily, 36 to 20. LOT 47 WE.ST CENTEB ST. , (Continued from Pege One) Ahoiit Ton II 1 “ i-yarder to Johnny Siegal. who Hornets had an easy time against fully accepted. . . . Maybe he'll tional church will offi'-iate arid in- ' FOR FINE FOODS Mr. Brown in Stoninglon, Conn., and also fro'<» the Red High, but Who was also a go6d :;re.itest professional tennis play­ )iitc]a88 I^cal Quintet With this squad Clark la using .Next Tu Lesaaer's (OMUBDed from Page One) Regular employees^f^tth e M an­ vound up on the Giants' eight. the Bulldogs and In thtc fina’ con­ never attract os much attention a; basketball piaver, "Bushy” Kupura i Hitler’s taking full powers of ternient will be in the family tot ^ Barn Poultry Farm in the hills of Norfolk. Conn. did his namc.sake by once crossing er* In the \,orld -Fred Perry, Bob­ three teams, a freshman, soph and After 8 P. M, At 50 Ptaa Stiaal in the Buckland eemeterj’. The | chester Evening: HeraldH etald iwere giv­ SI OAKLAND STREET TEL 7.38G IStandlee barged over from the test of the league the Victory another baseball star, Charlie i Saturday Night on forces from the trans­ com m and. en a Christni.as bonus today. Colorado Streamlined Turkeyti—having the TOI* Five walloped the Suicides 11-5. an Italian river, but .lullus Unesai by Riggs, Don Budge and Frank junior combination. He Is keeping •d to land funeral home will be open this three for the touchdown that sent Harrington a 6 ft. 6 in. center the froah working together for ports under the guns of destro.yers The German radio today broad­ Cheeks equalling one week’s pay L’; S. No. 1 Tag — are very meaty and have plenty o! he Bears merrily on their way. The score!.: of New Haven is In the limelight, "Red” Meade one of HPH.S's court Kovacs will grace the Arena Bri.stol Court. pfternoon and evening for friends nevertheless. the most part and they play nice but they were driven off by heavy cast the following disp.xtcli: were di.stribiited. There'kre 38 em­ Standlee Stands Oat 1 rusa'where in Berlin with regard Mrs. Ellen .Toy MarSweeney, of a acore of 210, second highest ever to the schedule but waa taking A spokesman for Gen. Douglas sponded to a still alarm at 12:25 4o. 2. for a 28-9 lead. Luckman 3 Z w irk ...... 1 a 5 club. Budge, in 1940 the United Citizen’s basketball teiim at Bris­ to the announcement that the 12 West Center street, a„e 81, died CARRIED OVER FOR TODAY 1 A. C arlson ...... 1 pinned in this city. ' each game, the week previous, as I MacArthur, rommander of the U. at the home of her daughter. Mrs. this noon for a gra.ss fire at Cor­ Telephone Service Until 8 O’Clock Tonight for those kwung Into action ajraln. throwing 1 3 Coach Hugh Greer will start a .‘States profes.slonal singles and tol. The Manchester quintet was MATTRESS S. Army in the f''iir East, In giv­ Fuehrer has taken over chief nell street. 1 M. Dnvis ...... 1 0 2 team of (Tharley Muzykiewz at never In the running from the its objective. He believed, he ^ d , command of. the Army. F'redertek L. Schiig of 80 Wood- wishing to order their Christmas staples for early Tues­ 25 yards to McLean to .set up the double^ champion, and for three ' that thla would be the best pro- ! Onaraoleed for 8 Yeara! ing supplemental advir-es lo this bridge avenue, Ea.st Hartford. Sat­ |LhM goal-croaslng play, which center, Wendell Kristofsk and succesBive years the first ranking itart and only for the exception­ corfesimndent remarked "I have P a rtin g Solemn .And Illgnlfied day morning delivery. 6 T otals ...... 4 6 14 Nom Peterson at forwards, and ally fine work of Moorehouse It cedure and wanted to keep them : "The parting of the Fuehrer ami urday afternoon after a .short ill- IcAfee executed. player In the country, will meet from hai'tng any overconfident good news for you." nes.s. B om In C ounty K erry, Ire ­ For the I(tst touchdown Ken H aw ks Sports Roundup Joe Tra :y and either Stan Fritz or Perry, present U. S. pro singles would have been a rout. The score: $18.95 He said the American and Fill^ Field Marshal General Von Brau- P Jack Jerguson at the guard poata. Tramps feeling. land. she had been a resident of tvanaiigh scooped up a (Slant B F T and doubles champion, In one of 8I.M Down aad pino forces engaged in the crash­ chitsch was solemn and dignified, 2 Klein ...... 2 1 5 By Hugh Fullerton, Jr. Others who will see a good deal P B F. Another thing that makes this $ l.M Vkv so It was learned from military Manchester for 68 years She was jTuroble to gallop 42 yards a mln- the three matches. T. Week. ing battlej were "behaving well.” Pinehurst 5elected Dainty Fruit 2 P e t e r s o n - ...... ^ 0 4 New York, Dec. 22 — {JT) — A t of action include Jack Peaae, 13 B arton, f .... ___ 5 16 year’s team look so good right quarters. Field Marshal Von Brau- a member of the Ladies’ Catholic litc and a half before the game Kovaca runi.er-up in the U. S. now is the evenly balanced scor­ Some df these same Filipinos >ndcd. 3 K elehan ...... 3 , 0 6 long range it looks aa if the New ’’Moose’’ Berger, Sherwood Wald­ 2 Spooner, f . . . 1 0 2 were in tne divusion 'Whirh wiped ehitseh has not been dismissed Benevolent Society of St. James’s Baskets $1.49, $1.99, $2.50, as the ’’Magnificent Screwball of ing tactics All the players con­ church. In addition to the daugh­ Foods You Will E n joy The tally sheet showed McAfee 1 Oenovisi ...... 0 0 0 York pro football Giants had no ron and "Beaser” Tonconls. the Court, " will match rackets 6 Reese, c ...... 3 0 6 out a .Tapanese landing [larty in from service or placed at dis­ 2 I.atne ...... 0 0 0 more chance against the Bears The triumph over the Coaat 1 Sontorso, g .. . . . 0 tribute their share without any KEMP'S, INC. posal (on the reserve list). ter at whose home she died she is bprinted for 81 yards and Standlee with Bobby Riggs, who has been 1 3 Ftoie Bedding! the same area during the first 2 C. G uido ...... : . 1 0 2 than the Dodgers bad In the Guard Bears was notable In the 6 Darltpl, g ...... 3 0 one individual atandiiig out too ".Vieording to Prussian tradi­ al.so .survived by tw o son.s, W illiam $3.50 and up. ror 89. The best the entire Giant ranked among the first ten In this 6 week of the war World Series . . . That (jbicago sense that this was the Bears first 12 .McCabe, g .. . . . 4 4 much. A glance at the box ocore tion. field marshals are always on J. MaeSweeney of Manche.ster and pluh was able to compile waa 80 country since 1936, In another sin­ 12 A communique issued at General 12 T o tals ...... 8 1 17 "crow d” m akes it loo.k bad fo r th e loss. MacArthur's lieadqiiarlers at 1:,50 active service and therefore also Peter E. MaeSweeney of New For The Christmas Fea^t yards. gles match. York City; three daughters, Mrs. Score n( half time; 9-6 C rusad- Dough Bpwl game here Jan. 4. Lanky Joe Tracy led the winners 40 . . .16 11 43 p. m. (2:.H) a. m . est i said: retain their adjutants. Whethe# MEAT DEPARTMENT Among reasons advanced to ex- with seven long set shoU , that The doubles—final contest of the Margaret LoMotte and Miss Mary blairr a championship game thyong Still, New York tans have been night—will show Budge and Perry, A. L. C. C. "This fteinoon heavy fighting Van Bniiirhitach will be .employed BWlahed the nets and made the P. B. in some other eaj'aoity cannot be MaeSweeney of Manchester and GROUND BEEF PORK CHOPS...... lb. 3.W kmaller by several thousand than hollering all season because they against Kovacs and Riggs. , F, T. developed in th< north including Racketeers weren't able to see the Bears . . . guardsmen sit up and Uke noUce. 9 Moorehouse, f . . . 3 3 9 tank combat said at present. <•' Mrs. Catherine Daly of Roickville: SPECI.\L! 2 59e Rib or Strip Roasts, lb. .31c [)n« th a t w atched th e B ears and 18 grandchlldren.and three great­ P B F T War regulations are toiigh on the Stan Fritz and WendeU Kristofsk 2 T. Wilson, f . . . 1 0 3 “Our troops more than held "In B erlin no one is inclined to — =^SHOP AT THE=— Slants play a pre-season exhlbi- 2 Sw ain, rf . . . . scored 20 points collectively. Venezuela consists of 20 states, 1 . 3 0 6 1 Schleldge, f . . . . 0 8 see in the change of the high grandchildren. Her funeral will be |lon game were; The nearness of football broadcasters. . They can't 2 territories, and a frderal district, a th eir own. 1 iClcCurry, If .. . 3 0 6 In the preliminary game, the 4 Server, c ...... 2 0 coi'iimand anything which is quite held at the T. P. Holloran Funeral hrlstroa.s; the fact 'the Bears fill In the dull sp o ts w ith poem s with a total estifnated population 4 "At one poinl Japanese de­ 2 Brower, c .... . 1 0 2 abouL the weather . . . Instead of Advo Girls will pisy the Pike 3 Belflore, g ...... 1 1 3 stroyers and ^1 an.'-iiort.s were driv- outside the development of-* the home. ^175 C en ter stre et, a t 8:30. heavy favorites to win; the Florist Girls. of 3,000,000. tomorrow morning with a requiem 0 Brewer, rg ... . 0 0 0 having a fling at the light-heavy­ 2 Y o s t g ...... 1 0 3 en'bff by om heavy guns and that w ar general feeling among Chicagoans 1 Bazzanolg .... mass at St. James’s church at 9 . 1 0 2 weight title, Billy Soose goes into The Advo Girls hsve compiled 4 Allzlc, g . . . 2 0 4 landing wa.s prevented Manchester Public Market ■ It last weak'a playoff with the 0 H agenow ...,. . 0 0 0 a reco^ of tht«e wins against the Navy tomorrow . . . He'll have "Our troops are behaving well." o’clock. The burial will be in St. backers was the real title game single loss. Ear-Ranging Axis Jam es’s <;ernetery.>. the rank of (Thief Boatswain’ Duke's Ace 25 10 7 27 ^ A t 4:25 p. m. (2-2.*i ,s m. e s. t .' nd this one an anti-climax. T o tals ...... 8 0 "first game starts at seven Referee—Peolne. a Spokesman for cicneral MaeAr- Kach member of the Bears col­ mate . . . Tickets for the American thirty. P h an to m s Hockey League's All-Star game at thur announced that llie Japanese Subs Are iliintecl lected only. 8430.94. considerably B F T Formerly, the Sabbath began at bad landed along the sheltered linder the 8606.25 that players on P , Cleveland Feb. 3 will carry a “ta x Funerals 0 Schreib-T, rf ...... 0 0 0 ot a pack of cigarettes, a can of 3 p. m. Saturday, and lasted untU coast of the Gulf of Uiif^yen "in (he losing Waahington' club drew 3 Stavnltsky, If . 0 0 0 New York Rangers daybreak Monday. (Continued From Pngs One) tobacco or cigars, which will be pW ,great force” an*i th at heavy fighl- Mrs. A R. Toop In the 1940 championship game. 1 Stratton, c ... . 0 0 0 !*Jng was in prn^jes.s TURKEYS » • ^ FREE DELIVER-y' se n t to A rm y cam p s . . . New ten- The funeral o f Mrs!' Aletlieq Extra Fancy Fresh Killeil Turkeys, all w h^t fed, young, tender, well-breasted birds, tCach Giant earned 8388.70. 3 W ilson, rg . . . . 0 0 0 It w as reportc'l unofficially that skipper, zigzagged its way to 241 SPRUCE ST nls rule to come up at the U. S. Defeat Canadiens Randall Toop. widow of Oliver F. all personally selected for age and quality, f r ^ 9 to 20 pounds each. /\ 0 Du Frarie, Ig . . 0 0 0 L. T. A. meeting would allow play' 1 the action was eentered between safely in a 30-miniite chase. This Toop. who died Friday morning JdJ PHONz 7571 th e port of Lingayen. 110 miles attack also was only 20 miles off­ era to be connected with firms sell following a long Illness, was held Ilogaii Clips Par 6 ToUU .. J ...... 0 0 0 ing tennis goods—but only By The Associated Press .northwest of Manila. whercTi pre* shore gcore at half time: 4-0 Upon reaching .8an , F'ranei.sco from the Watkins F'uneral Home Native Turkeys, Extra Fancy^ From Stafford, A ll Racket-; they’re over 35 years old and have By defeating the Montreal C3a- vious Japane.se landing party was Simtfay’ afternoon, at 2 o’clock. I f n COMCS FROM BAUMi m GOOD FOOD STORE eers. wiped out, and the town of A goo, the next niomlng, the Agwiworld been with the firm 10 years. n ^ e n s, 4 to 3. last nlghV IheNew crew men’s single reaction was: Rev. James S. Nclll, rector of St. Sizef, 45c pound. ^ To Push Picard York Rangers ran their string of I 20 miles north of Lingayen. Mary’s Episcopal church, officiat­ H o rn ets .TTie spokesm an said he did not "If we'd only had a-egun.” Taylor-ed To Fit fismeo slnoe their last ahutout to ed; Mrs. R. K.. Anderson, organist, P. Replying to the annual AP an oven 70, I know how many Japanese s()ldlers renderM jappropriate selections. 2 Ruflnl, rf ...... MEN [lainded from the transirorls which, Fandy Milk-Fed Chickens to Roast, K to 7 We Suggest That Ytra Leave Your Turkey Lcuji H enry Picard held to the year-end poll. Sec Taylor at tbe Lester Patrick's Blueahlrta hold Nazi I'll la Seetor The hearers were: John A: H ckkI, pounds each . . . and Capons from 7 to 9 Order Early To Avoid DiaappointmenT! eadership as- the field swung Into 0 Thompson, If _____ Des Moines Register: nomlnztod the NatlonZl Hockey League rec­ H ^R E ^ THE SOLUTION fsuddenly steamed up off the Gulf Edward E. Fish, and John Wright, 0 Straw, c ...... of Lingayen this nioniing. Ihe stretch but 'Hogail’s blazing for the outstanding comeback of ord of 77 without a whitewashing TO f all o t Manchester; Raymond K- pounds each. , Land O ’ Lakes 3 McLaughlin, rg . and the present edition of the |5 - six under par—inyesterilay'B the year—Sec Taylor. Sec , was Hfr Indicated 'there would be no I\ow in Peril 'Aimer, of Springfield, Mass.; 'J. 2 Kins, Ig ...... YOUR GIFT PROBLEMS more work from th e F^ar E aste rn A Large Display of Fruit Is holes warned the Oklahoma kept flat on his back for a year by Rongere bopee to equel that mark Trying MacDowell, of> Providence. pity )>rofes8lonal he had a fight on illness but his pate say .that since when Detroit is met on Jan. 6. [ command headquarters until the R. I., and Herbert Olmstead. of 19 altuatlon cleared (Continued' from One) At Our Bakery Dept. [is hands to the last putL he came back he's nearly-flattened It was the Red Wings who broke New Britain. and ^resh Vegetables I t pushed Hogan Into a tie for Bttlldega - everyone who tried to keep up the string created by the Rangers Burls! was In the Grove Hill men were rapidly pushing back the We Suggest That You Leave Your Order Fancy White and Pascal Celery. lilrd place with four others, all P-: B. with him. of 1931 to 1933 end the 1941’s ma­ cemetery, Rockville. Ive strokes back of Picard who 2 Cafro ...... o chine le eager to avenge that shel­ [Allack Expfeleci mechanized army of German Gen. for Holiday Pies, Rolls, Fruit Bread and Cranberries. ' Sweet Potatoes. 1 Ambulos ...... 0 Heinz Guderisn. Turkeys lad a 64-67—13J. Future Book lacking of eight years ago. Fruit Cakes. Fancy Fruit Basketa, Etc. 3 B row n ...... 1 Another report from'southwasf In second place, just a stroke Jimmy CUrran, our old track The Rangers now are the only III Meclilerraneaii Aetiia-Omied THE SAME QUALITY THAT YOU^ . Iff Hogan, and his comrades, was Zania ...... i club to escape without a shutout of MoscoW said 100 villages had Arendt ...... 0 coach at Mercersburg (Pa.) Acad­ been recovered in a single day. Ipple-cheeked Byron Nelson of To- emy, says quarter-miler Jeffrey this season, Toronto being blanked Flavell ...... 1 by Chicago Saturday night on the (Continued from Page One) Recapture of Plavsk wan an­ Firm Curbed TUESDAY GOCERY SPECIALS ENJOYED AT THANKSGIVING ^do, who slipp^ to a 70 yester- Kirk a n d Sprinter. Jaul (Towle are nounced 24 hours after reporta |ay but still managed a 135 total. the b est pair he h a s had since Ted Maple Leaf Ice, 2 to 0. That defeat that Russian troops had reoc- Fifty-nine top pros and eight Meredith and Arthur Robinson. cost Toronto a share of tbe leader [ita te of emergency In aouthem (Conttnued Prom Pnge One) Order Your Baking Noodt Early! but happy day’s club regained part •CO ^nces. cupled Volokolamsk^ 8.5 mJIns bp amateurs will be In the thirty- Both kids are beading for Prince­ northwest of Moscow, after de­ px hole finals today. \lctory ton . . . Gerry Bauer, 18-year-6ld of the distance by abutting out . ,9. Poraiatent reports of new staff cense It,” Burt said. "The taxes Eggs, Local, Fancy, Medium Size, Cake Flour, Royal Scarlet, Fancy, V A — P. Chicago Sunday i^ht, 3 to 0. Shan klaa yoa for yoiw thought- ■ 'between Germans and Span- stroying the better part of three cover sn average of 600 policies a Deadlocked with Hogan for 2 V ^ te, rf ...... Lowell Textile student who Is try­ German Infantry divisions and one dozen ...... laiige package ...... mw%m \At One Price drd place were Jimmy Demaret in g to break Into the Boston Junior Boston, with an overtime tie end fahMoo la ghrlag her the gift year, and If we were to assess the 0 J. Oagin, I f ...... aa overtime victory to Its credit ■ha really waate. niW y also has announced tbe armored divlston. 8500 penalty for each instance of Butter, Fairmont Cramery, 7 0 ^ Sccdleea Raisins, Sunmaid, 15-oz. MEETING ALL COMPETITION ~ Detroit, E. J. (Dutch) Harrl- 1 D. Battlsto, c .... Olympic! Hockey lineup, Is the kid over tbe week-end, is at the top of m f . Rmirlia'i moit nmonlng of more men to the Foreign correspondents who writing unauthorized insurance, on of Little Rock, Ark., Lester brother of the Bruins' Bobby Bauer visited the 'front said that yie package, 2 pkgs...... A 1 C DeMusaey, rg ...... BUly Blerman, Bernie's aon. the standings with Toronto second, •The Permanent Gift” the amoimt would be well in ex­ toinedy of Lynn, Mass., and Tony 0 Nodden. r g ...... Chlcajfo third god tbe Rangers Hitler chooses to move Kiln-Volokolamsk road was Ut­ cess of 8300,000." Bulk C4>conut, Nice and Moist, ^ English Walnnt Meats, Diamond, |enna of Dayton, Ohio, while four Wagner, Ig ...... and five of his SL Paul Academy fourth. Ofity five points separates ■ppricialed Gift Turkey, this source said, tered with German bodies and Burt said Standard had been Full Line of Holiday Foodstuffs ere tied at 187—Jack Grout of teammates have decided to stick the top four aexteta Permanent Waves (-might bo aUo to cut Britain’s wrecked equipment. They said the pound ...... dSi^G Yt p o u n d i..we ITest Plttston, Pa.. Herman Bkr- together In college—and they owned by The Tokio Marine and 11 Steve Lach. Duke'a great tail­ the United States' Red Sea scene indicated that what started Fire Insurance Company Limited of White Plains, N. Y., CUude haven't agreed on what coUego It 5tore Open Tonight, Tuesday and amkeUm will be. ' CBanee for BbUabeek back. la ona or the naUon'a bright- AND MORE ply line to Egypt or their Pers- aa an orderiy Gehnan withdrawal and The Mqiji Fire Insurance Com­ IT FiSATt Neiie-Such rmon of Mamaroneck, N. T., P. . g ^ aupply line to Russia. He had turned into a disastrous, pan­ eet bell-carrying atara aad la ex- pany before its sale to Aetna, He ^ ..tfn ir Jf- eepfiiNFeei Mince Meat, 2 pkga. A I G nd Henry Ransom of Fort Worth. McKinney New York.—If the Yankees can­ pacted to ahlne In tbe transplant- 1 also be in a position to icky flight. said these were Japanese firms "Wednesday Until 7 P. M. Today’s Guest Star » 5 I again for the oil i t the Cau- Impossible To Halt Noble . . . not make a deal for a right-hand­ 94 Rote Bowl game at Durham STOP IN TODAY! and he understood the 'government • m ia y m r 23c I Hogafi was tha man of the hour, D. Beebe Ed Danfortb, Atlanta Journal: ed bUting outfielder, they will against Oregon SUte. Leeh la aad Iraq alter baring been (London obsenrers aald th e Rus­ had taken them over alnce the IVORY SOAP pt only shooting the' low adore “They changed the wording on tbe ~ at Roator, gateway to the sians had drlyen wedges Into the Friend’s Dickson . pubUclty release t g * “ I f i y i ^ l fol ee _____ iwwpWdd,.... __ _ J MANCMKSTKK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, IP41 , _^ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. SIONDAY. DECEMBER 22.1941 >AGE EIGHTEEN PACE H W iW tl RED RYDER Little Beaver Knows His Women BY rR B B B A I t 'ikp.' 15.1. •IW. ' 'A»5i4WMJ#P—— ®ETTih3 OCdT banjo Siu. O ita A '8*JT SHERIFF SAT ' Sense and Nonsense AMD i’fN HOP'1'4’ VJHAJ S''-;89CR>» A a A fah cx p t e a s E o ‘ 5U SklD ACOUT 1V.E A’^ ON 'C’jcH aes acm Hs RANCH J ^ E31A Citu's Wants Classified For\bur Benefit Phlloee|*hy For Hnebonds Quite Possible ,We epeek of the frankneea of , V m OHVN THO Bo live youth aa though It were a virtue. 3UR JOKES/ UKE 8'EH That when you bring, Of ajl the sad word.s of tongue or la It a virtue? pen, A little Christmas present There Is no mistaKbg the mean­ direction of Scout Leader Samuel Home to the mlsstia lliK mildest are these "Too late ing of plain words to express 51 Apartments, Flats, Lots for Sale 73 Legal Notices 78 again;" Lost and Found Garages— Service- Household Goods Sllversteln. Several boys com­ Bhe will not think '' Ideas, but some Ideas are better Tenements 63 Bolton You are trying left unexpressed. Storage 10 FURNITURE GIFTS" FOR SALE—BUILDING lot. on AT A rotjar OF rnoBATK hf-ld pleted their tenderfoot tests. LOST—SMALX. BLACK female at Manchefftrr, within niid f«*r the T o cover up a crime She was an old Irish woman on A due senso of delicacy in mixed Bridge or Junior Lamps. . $ 4.90 FOR RENT—FIVE room tene­ McKee street, with all Improve­ Mrs. Clyde MenhaB dog without collar. Anewen to WA.NTED TO RENT a garage, DlfftHct of Maiieheater. on the 30ih With it, her way back to Dublin from the company, a respect for the weaker Beautiful Cedar Chests ,$19,9:.. ment. furnished, located in re­ ments. Apply 29 Cottage street. day of Drc»‘inhrr ,\, !»., 1911, name of “Bimny." Finder call near East Center street. Pitkin PtaoM 4MU North riie i ii.stoms man flahed out sex, a deference for ages, are In­ Occasional P ie c e s ...... » 7.95 stricted neighborhood. Available Present WIU^TAM S. HYPK, Kiq.. Christmas Diiiiier a bottle from its temporary sanc­ 78*5. or Cone streets. Telephone 6881. .$ r>.95 after Christmas. McKinney Bros. Judsre, A farmer gave a Job to a seedy- dicative of 1 qualitlea of greater Decorative Mirrors ...... Legal Notices 78 r.fftate of Marianna Vyevpor alias tuary Im a voluminous night-dress. value to youth. .$12.95 Tel. 6060 and 7432. Chief Observer for Bolton, leoklng Individual who had assur­ LOST—SMALL BLAOK MALE Period Design Chairs ... -Mary Wlvl^ac late uf Manchcfftrr. Customs Official—And what's In self respect, youth no more $19.95 •ST ,\ I’Oi ivr o f rniiR.yTK iiEi,t« in said !'>lfftrict. dr<*eaaed. Keeney Hutchinson, officer of the Of Parachute Co, ed him that ha never got tired. io g In ^ Iton , license Bolton Florists— Nurseries 15 Lounge Chairs ...... When the employer «-ent to the thU? than age should publish ell It 8476. Call 8534. Smoking Cabinets .$ 5.95 FOR RENT—AT 29 HAYNES :it .M.'inchf Mt-r. wit hit) ami for lh«- The .\- p)thliffhln>r a 4’op> the war and the few who have vol­ Christmas saint: "Dear Santa Voice—American. porizing of high test gasoline THE HOUSE A*sl' t h e y MOMEV'-^'-SO I AM REFUMOIN& TO FOR SALE — 1940 Oldsmobile. Storage 20 Axminster 9x12 Rugs . . . ,$34.95 1 Il:l *i:Kr:t».--That tlo for» KovnK Following the dinner an enter­ THE T lN V story all metal bldg. 120x36 ft. , ppr.c.,: i. oi lio lieartl ami ibt«iinin- of tills or fl\r il,4'ff h. for.' said dav ..f hrarluL itawlng xvlll be enjoyed. TlCKETS.'-*wX'LL BUY TW& 3727 after 5, week days. in Manchester. Available now. .ind ritnrn ))iakr to thlH t'oiirt. and The duties arc not hard and the a punching bag so I can get strong gled Banner." new alrcroft fuel pumping sys­ HAMDUE KIDS —I W A * IAACUIN& Moving and Packing. The Austin ..f I n c.-iiiIm r. .\. l>.. at !* more volunteers that are avail­ Voice -1 ilon't know it. <1D OMCE MVSEUi ORPHANED YOUN(5STERS A A. Chambers Co. Telephone 6260 VENETIAN BLI.ND.S. wiridow Call Htfd. 6-9381. .1 cb'cK in 111* forciio.iii. .ami that hy loaillnK on «»r hef**rr Prermbrr for mowing the lawn, and a big tem said to permit constant oper­ (SUN O R . nolle.' b. KiMii lo all pers'-n.s m- ■J2, ’ !M 1. h>’ rrgivtrrrd mail a *‘**p'’ able the shorter the watching pe­ •Sentry Proceed, American. ation well abovj 20,000 feet. I SAVVY 'EM,* BATCH OF SlPTS OUT OF- .shades. High quality Venetian *'f this '.r*!* T- I.. Frat)*d« Wf\lK;a7, red wagon ao I can bring In atoav 60METHI146/ in nalfl,rotate of the pun- riods will be. wood. I need roler ekates. too, «u MY OWN FUNDS blinds from $2.50. Show samples. Houses for Sale 72 ii. t)c\' or\‘.jird apt>licall«*n and1 1*i the llrhron a\rnnr. < ila-lonbui) . Repairing 23 tiiM< . i'la** "f hc.irlnu thticon, »‘oiin. Those who watched Saturday Mother^ D aughter 1 can run erranda faster for moth­ Weekly payments may . be ar­ 111*1 night and Sunday morning were; INSURANCE :.y |njl.li.**!itnw .4 ‘ ‘'p.' of ih!* tirdur w i m .ia m s Mvr‘ n er." HOLD EVERYTHING MOWERS SHARPENED, repair­ ranged. Capitol Window Shaile FOR .SALE—IMMEDIATE occu­ >] n*us|*;»pfr ba>linf a ••If- « -Itid^r. 9-11, Mr. and Mrs, Howard C. Before Vou Have a Fire Co.. 46 Capen street, Hartford, pancy. new Cape Cod single. I»w in saiil .I’^iricf, ai l♦•a*«t il\» IC-12-:2-41. or Accident ed, shear grinding, ' key fitting, Chase; 11-1 Stanley Nichols and Romeo—Bweetheort of mine. I ’m Tel. 6-7018. Open evenings. down payment, balance like rent. h.forc ilt*‘ da.' of -aid licaiiiiK. Oscar Kreyslg; 1-3. Keeney Hutch­ See I duplicating, vacuum cleaners etc. to app*'Ur if'llH.y h.-t. cauffu at ffaid burning up with love for you. V overhauled. Braithwaitc. 52 Pearl LAST C A LL ON KIDDIES rock­ Arthur A, Knofla. 875 Main St. itin*' ;in«l plac»‘ and b»- lo-ard r.la- inson and David Wilson of Man­ Juliet—Don't make a fiioi of .MCKINNEY BROTHERS Tel. 5440-5938. Butler, Barbara Hoare. Evelyn SOS Main St.. .Manchester, Conn. I street. ers. table and chair .sets, doll ,$;%»• th.r*'t«>, aud make return to chester; 3-5, Joseph .Mack afid yourself! I hi« «'ont t Miner, Joan Koblect, Barbara Myron Lee; 5-7, John Rich and Teirphnne 6060 ■ 7433 carts. Save money. Shop at Ben­ 11 V L» b: (L 'S A W S SET AND filed, by hand Chase. Herbert Hutchinson: 7-9, .Mr. and sons, 713 Main street. .1 udae. Baby Doll.s. FJizabeth Blattci, We make fun of the post card or machine, cord wood saws gum­ Legal Notices 78 M - r: : • r, Mrs. Clyde Marshall. Janet Bleleckl. Maureen Sullivan, habit of travelers who say "Wish med. General grinding. 15 years LAST CALL ON CEDAR che.sls. Comniiinll.t ChrlMtiiuis you were here." nevertheless we experience. Capitol Grinding Com­ r K I ■ M'- I'K' H.NT i; m.1,1 • Marlene Fleischer. Florence One mahogany, one maple. Regu­ w iiliiii jih The Community Hall was filled like to get the cards. It is good to Manchester pany. 531 Lyilall street. Phone ! f'.r lb* Wright, Nancy Drehcr, Joan larly $27.50. Close out only r -M ;i n- h« -t« i • •n the C-'lh to capacity on .Flrday evening and Dresser, June -Tyler. know that our friends -who nr^. able Evening Herald 79Si $19.’95. Benson. 713 Main street. .•cmh. r .'K I 1 ■* r many were obliged to .stand to .see der around under the palm trees . Mt WII.U.NM S n Yi*i: Kff.i. Rockville Mama Dolls, Marilyn Whcelock. the entertainment at the C'om- PIANO TUNING and repairing. to take winter vacatione and wan- Classified Advertisements FOR SALE PLA YE R piano with Martha Wright, Althea Ellis. Shir­ ifmnity Christmas Party. Mrs. Ann Player pianos a specialty. John Tiii-i u '* ‘ f N.tthnIiH T; lAtwu H. Chapmaa ond banana pl.ints think about us 90 rolls, also Glenwood range, 2 t'iiftl bit.' M .1 nc))c«tr, In ley Leighton. Gloriz Lanz. Shirley Skinner, chairman, announred the Count «tx Averaii# word* lo » tttie Cockerham, 28 Bigelow street at all. tiiitUls, nunihera and abbraviadoni iron beds, Steel bed couch. 25 I M-f riel d« . I ,4>i. d. 96, llockville Skinner. Dorothy Hoare, Corinne program and led tho singing of Dial 4219. 1*h< Tru«ic< hii'lnir exhibit.*l " •ach count aa a word and oomt>r^und Mather. Kellern. the Christmas Caiol.s, It Came Fair Vl amliig worda aa two words Mlnlmbm coat ;it)itriiil ;icc..nnt w n it c-t.itc t>i Boy Doll.s, Roy Kabrick. Ronald la prtea of ^hree Mnea WANTED TO TUNE, repair and thi.'« •”"’iri <.'f .-4lb*wancp. it i* Upon the Midnight Clear. O Little [W ant to mlaa tlie hurley-burley"’ Lina rat^a oer dav for tranalaot regulate your piano or player V>m>i:iU‘ I‘ ---Tliat fhp 27th d..\ Clechowski, Wayne Kellner, Law­ Town of Bethlerieni O Come All I Then do your C^hrlstmas hinting! tda. Machinery and Tools 52 '•f Ihcpinlirr ,\ X) 1'* tl nt '* r.’.-l, .-' Social Work rence Genovest, Bobby Hirth, Roy Ye Faithful. Hark the Herald M rrtU a Mareli IT. IMT piano. Tei. Manchester SO.W. ti.r»m*cn. at thp l’ r'»bi«fp * *fflcr, ic early! | -ilfl .MaiH'lir.Atpr. ho ;ind fho Skooglund. .Angels Sing. Cash Charac .NEW GENERAL TRACTORS on Teddy Bears, Robert Mannel. 8 0 5 2 i Cofvaacutlva Uaj>s...i 7 ctsi I ota rubber with mounted plows. Gen­ *4 n^-lKM^'l f'»i a IwarlMK . North, Raymond Hickton. John 'I'ru-t.’. to gl\r- putdi*’ iioilco tn T vt TW DOC 09tRK7\0N- THAI ,HY OEM*. CNRCEV - MifO -v jtR Y No "till forbida"; diaplay ilnaa not WANTED—NEAT ATTRACTIVE Avenue. Watrrbiiry. Conn. Due to the fact that the next n o n told. young lady to act as clerk in floor. 12 Moore street after 3 p. WILLIAM S. HTDE In taking a ten weeks courae for regular meeting night of Rock­ Drive. A collection was made at ,045 Y ou TWO CAKRHVt^ Tha Harald will nut ba raapunaibla the gathering and $10.25 was col­ ' T'f J ■V' yOO tiS \XOVES for niora than ona incorrect Inser* co.smetlcs and drug, section. Ex­ m. Jndife. Social Work Aides are asked to ville Lodge of Elks falls on Chriatma.s, the regtilar meeting lected to start the drive In Bolton. tion of any adveritsement ordered perienced, or we will train. Steady UPRIGHT register at the rooms of the for more than one time. employment. . References requir­ FOR SALE— USED will be held this evening at 7:30 Mrs. Charles Sumner Is acting as \Y 4&OOXS M*6* piano, beautiful case. A real buy. AT A ro rU T OK rihUtATK HKI.l) Rockville Public Health Nur.sing Tha Inadvertent nmieilon of lif- ed. Tlic Center Pharmacy. at ,Man*'h*-sfrr wHlijn ;)nf| for the Association on Park .street this at the Elks Home. This will be general chairman for the Bolton \ 0 0 4 T &EX •orrect uulillontlon of advurttninic Kemp's Inc. iMNtrb’t of .Manchesttr, **n the 2'*th drive and asks that any person ROMS \N ON mill he rtonfiod only liy '*ancf»jj«tinn evening from 7:30 to 8:30 o’clock. followed by the annual Christmas eoH IS.1 IT NIA suviei. iwc. t. m. sw. u. i sat, o... *la> 4>f I».'.-*'?nb. r A. !»,. 1941.. who is willing to collect in his or A /a-21 m o r e of the vliarge made for the aervlcji WA.NTllD YOILNG MARRIED Prcff. nt W ILIdA.M .<• HYPK. Kff'i . The Woman's Division Of the lo­ party. There will be a clam and rendet rd' woman with knowledge of pre­ 58 Judge. cal pCiense Council Is offering the oyster bar. a buffet lunch, and her neighborhood would call her. A AH A(| vert laeim-nia niual ooafunn Wanted—To Buy bouse to house canvass will be ‘’Conrad, do be quiet durinq the next carol—of all timea paring food, to take charge of Kfftate of T.ue>‘ I.,ata\'le late of course in conjuction with the gifts following the business .ses­ In aivlo ci'p.'k ind typography with Maticheffter In ffabl Piatrlet. deoeai“- made after Christmas. r« ^u!af 1'-tis rnf.ir-ed by the put>llah- soda fountain, and bineheonette. WANTED USED ELECTRIC Ea.stcrn Connecticut Council of sion. for your voice to start changing, this is the worst!” * d. An unfortunate Incident marred a « atid *h«y irHuTsa the right to Eavorable working hours, and ^Record Player, In goml condition. nn TTifilI*'n of Mary liiitluff *->f .ffal*l Social Workers and the American Pythian Sisters e*. ■ i. ' .»r I eject any copy con- the Community Christmas Parly salary .\pply to Mr Murphy. The Tel, 8275. .\1 a n*' li» H.f r r *1 rn i nlsii a f rl x. Red Cross, The course will be a- • f« l - ,.TM..r.iMe ' »U P !•! K1: P - - Tliat nIx in**tilbM The Pythian Sisters will hold a this year. The. Christmas tree was '.-l.\<: M'*rHS--(;i.ta«inad aoa Center Pharmacy. given in this city under the lead­ . ^ fr*-m 11)* 3"th .lay .if P»‘cemi*er A. Christmas party and supper this procured and trimmed by Henry FUNNY BUSINESS 1 to be inild'she'l siimr day must h* P. 1‘.MI I*** and the .same are limit- ership of Mrs. Frances Burke who r«uet\«d ity 11 > ciocU n-mn Satur­ evening. Supper will be served Massey and Clyde Marshall. Fol­ Mexican Stamp Honors 36 Rooms Without Board 59 4(1. at)d allo'vpi! f.ir tiie . reditorM is a graduate of the New York at 6:30 o'clock and each member days I ■ Help Wanted— Male "Ithlii wltich to lirlng in thdr lowing his usual custom, Mr. qafm.miiTW*ii>nea • Jalii.s again.Mt Mai.l estat»‘. .irnl tlie School of Social Work and who will bring a gift to exchange. Massey provided the decorations Athletic Competition 6 0 . Telephone Youi Wunt Ads WA.NTED AT ONCE two carpen­ has had wide practical experience. ROO.M FOR RE.NT. steam heat, Mil.I a.l 111 I n IM ra f ri \ dirret*-.! (o Program Tonight and lights -for the tree. The free I TtrORLD WAR has no room for .9 (Iff At ff d> .'(‘Jiteil i>> er 'lie t« ters to furn.i.‘'h labor by coiitrai t gi\* ptil.lie fiofic.' t.. the crj.lit<.r*i Tho course will start on Thurs­ WASH TUBBS pi Jl'p het - tl.VKt; K UAl'K KM pood location. 61 Winter street. to bring ill th»lr .'lainiN \$ithin .sai.l was not untrimmed on Friday eve­ sportsmanship and tho Olvm- Tha Comforts of Home at ’ or da.v work to builil hou.se. Call day evening, January 8th and the The Crystal Lake school will BY ROY CRANN t '.*Vff aa a i'oitv(M)pi ncri to adv mn. allow.-,I |,v posting a fopv of. lose on 'Tuesday for the Christ­ ning and when he went to the Iplc gomes, typical of the athletic 1. 'Ei a Uut fhr K.\ I KJ’ Will at 134 East Center street. thi** .-rd.r .-n tlw pnhl!.* m$:n pout classes will be .held from 7 to 9 Community Hall to unlrlm It and 8 0 3 8 I rivalry of nations at $>eace, ore H5U T, I TH0 06HT YOU’D BE COLO AMO HUNOffy 060VJ HtAWCMS* ft . .1 K > V.MK.NT n-at.*ri to til.' pl.ic' wher.’ rli.* d*- o'clock at the Rockville High mas holiday vacation and will re- STILL aFTfil* VOUR WOAX IN THE RAIN, DEAREST IU . SET TWE MOST] ffXI ffOOB GARUMd! VOU MIEEED JSJ l ■ .*u. .•i.*aa .ji'fi.'p on or Hoarders Wanted 59-A o(>en on Monday, January 5th. take the tree down on Saturday, I indefinitely suspended. Mexico's WOTTA- TAKE OFF •DROPS AMD FIX, 1* 1 .fJ At 1 »ir 1 ‘ pa>*4d l.iMt .pN.'lt within *«aid town School. OP? y 6 0 I MAD« MMJ SOME SANOWICHES AND fjlE llle tnt >. h1K.Ii Jb.v followliiK UK ' DiigSr—Birds— Pets II .iixl b\ {tubliabing tbf Mam. In .hoiii.' Tht.s evening an entertainment he found that all the balLs arid Companion frocks for niothcrl ■ youth, however, finds time to play T those met VOU A MUSTARD Drat 1flffpl t;<>n of aaclt> ad otherw mwspap.i hft'ing .4 .•irculafion in The Education Committee of ------— ------^ HOT CK^OLATE CLOTHES which will include Christmas decorations had been taken of$ the and daughter are a grand ncwl I ITie stamp above, issued in PLASTER TMACl'EAU tb» ‘'ii.uiid:; UAi'i': 111 ooMeift-- FOR .SALE RO.'^TON TERRIER W ANTED MEN boarders. All vaiil probate .liMtib-f, within f.-ri the Council of Social Worker.s of tree and had been smasheil In the idea tx'Ing arccplcd, too. In morel •(. N'4> fr-l*on; ihUlt' for errors in. home cooking. 25 Newma St. .lavff fti'iii tiie .latr* «>f th.s order.' which Mi.ss Edith Merry of Staf­ carols and recitations will be pre- 11641, honors the athletic display BtAKT.iiKr. I_____ M N T teifphoii4'd rfd- will he MBffumed and piippif.s - nicely marked, reason­ an«l t'tuni maki- to thl* 4'*»urt .*f .sented by the pupils at the Crys­ various parts of the hall. A check and more familie.s every day. Heral |fc> tho Mexican capital from Nov CARE MOT HAFFBt •tbe.r arrurnrv rjinnoi h« Kuaran- ford Springs is chairman has able. Tel 827.5. the notb’e gl'o'n. tal Lake Methodist church. Mrs. on the matter found that the Is a chance to follow the lateatl 14 lo Nov. 20 and commemorates CAROL, AtS LOnS leed WILUAM a. HYDE worked out general plans for watchers at the Listening Post trend -in . your own sewing. M ake! Leiial Notices 78 Judge. study. An examination will be Helen Quinn and Miss ' Dorothy Ithe Mexican revolution of 1910 ASIHAUEAlUre Index nt Clussifiiutionii ia m .SALE CANARIES AND Shedd, teachers at the school will were not guilty of the deed. De­ this soft, flower-pocket dress for| (•ages for Christmas gifts. Larra- held at the end of the course for Iwhlch unseated the unpopular tu c e u M J f B irU lB ...... ,\T i-ni ii r OF iMton.tTK. iii'.i.o b* in charge. struction of this type Is unwar­ yourself and one each for your IDlaz. Eiii;agt;im-nia ...... bee's Barber Shop, 1.5 Pitkin St. .it .Mr n*'h* er witiiln ;4!»»1 ft^r tiij- AT ,\ (Md KT OK PUoHATK HKl.P those who de.slre to be certified as ranted and will not be tolerateil. .'I Man.lt.-ff'. r witb'n aii.l foj* ibu Bring Toys little girlsl Yours may be a houael Dios was president for almost JblarriaKea ...... l ‘i*trl»M "f Mancii. **t*'f ..ii the 34*th Social Work Aides. Trained So­ No First Aid dress in simple cottons with! Deaths ...... I FOR S.ALE MALE CANARIES, .btv .if I*. iiilM-r .\ D 1941. Pi.*4trb'l of .Mamin Mler. ..n the 2"th Mrs. Carlton Buckmlster. direc­ 0 years and ruled with an Iron da\’ fif Pe.'etnl'er A. P. 1 :• 11. cial Work Aides will be of great There will be no class In First matching school frocks for the llt-^ Card or Th.mkff ...... j guaranteed singers; R. Grimlcy, I'r.sunt WILLI.N.M S HYDK, K«q.. tor of the Burpee Junior club has ^flat. In 1906 Francisco I. Madero In M«nti>IMIII ...... luilic**. Kr.ffenl WILIA.AxM S. 1IYI»K, Es.i value in the defense program aid­ Aid this evening. Plans‘for a new tie ones—or use silk crepe for 174 Cooper street. Tel. 7121. asked the members of the club to Lsosr and b'ound ...... Tnifft ))-\v of I«o)jl»^ Ch^- J uilge. ing In Interviewing workers for Instructor are not yejt bomplete •)drcs8-up” outfits for all! « nominated by the anti-re- Announceinneta ...... I nr\- l.ilu of .M.inrh^ffter. in ffnid Dlff; Estate of Albert Tailawlc late r.f volunteer jobs, looking after pos- bring games, books or other ar­ ctionlsts, but arrested for sedl- CANARIES VISIT the Edgc- trio). Manchester, in said Dlfftrlct. deceas- and details concerning the next Pattern No. 8062 Is In sizes 6 to Personals-...... I rt .sible evacuees and helping In a ticles suitable for children to the n tn June. 1910. Escaping to Auttimohlles wood Canary P'arm. Beautiful Thu Trufftpuff Itavlng exhibit* *1 meeting will be given In this col­ 12 years. Size 10 takes 2 7-S yarda Aulumubles for Ssla ...... S tlieir Hiintinl .irrount with ffnld p**- nuuion nf Mari- Birtles of «. iii [ nurscry school for the children of G. A. R. rooms on Tnesday after­ umn as soon as they are avail­ 36-inch material. 4 3-4 ya n v braidj r*xes, tie Issued a plan for agra- snngstera for glfta of cheer. Every .Mam h.'ffi or ,\dinInifft rntrix Automobtlei (ur bzchariK# •••!• I '.•itp ta ihiff t*ourt for allowftn<'p, It defense workers In case such a noon at 4:30 O'clock. Mrs. Buck- able. Pattern No. 8038 is In sizes 13 ' n reforms In addition to poUti- Auto Accessories—Tires ...... f bint guaranteed. Cages, seed, ac- I ff •‘ K Pi; IU'* I >:— 'rhat *ilx nioutii.s mister w ill distribute the gifts In • mr»i:Ki:i»: -'riinr tlip ;7f»t dav fi'Mii I ill 2'tl) 4l.)> nf Pu.'umiiur A school should be found necessary. Vo Rehearsal to 20: 40 42 and 44. Size 14 takes reforms, and the as$>ect of the Auto Repatrint;— Painting .*•. 7 eessorie.s One mile over wooden several homes where cheer Is Auto Schools...... f-A brtilge at Boltop Notch. Last ..f I.... 1> , r*«l at 9 .. 4’bH-k P. I'M 1 Ih- atlll the MttlUa: .iTO llllllt- . Christinas Party , "ITierejalll be oojxliearsftljp(_y^_ 4 yards 36-lnch material. 4 1-2 tolution was changed from a forenoon. ,tt .tiir rt<*i)atp t »fftt'^r, In » tl 1411.1 .-tlb'Wutl fiT thr .TmlitoTM, The Vernon Methodist church needed. Utlcal one to a' social one. A LLE Y OOP Seeing Things Autoa— Ship hy Tru^k ...... I house on right. "ithin 'vbif'h to bririg In their play "Two Days T oK farry" this yards braid. BY V.T. HAMLIN Autos— For Hire ...... t '•ai‘1 .M ;tncl)*'stf r. l*p amj iho ff.xnir will hold a Christmas program Committee M ^ lng evening, January 6. Tv.i> separate patterns 15c eachJ The proposed rpvlsiont in the. Oarages— Service—Storags iU :*« a««ict)pd f«»r n lirar4tiK <*n fhP ;)I- • 'lal'n-ff ngainfft ffal.i efftate. itnd t)iu b■uant'o of ffjtul av'Dtiuit w till ffabk) .".tld .\.l*iiiMiff! ra t rix Iff .1 i |•♦'.•t^rl to for the Sunday school this evening •The executive committee of the Girl Scouts For this attractive pattern, seiul l^ rU n aetup caught the fancy •WOPCOTVei BUTCK Motorcycles— Uioycles ...... 11 Longview P. T. A. will hold a .Wanted Auio»~Motnrcycles ... It Poultry and Supplies 43 • •y'afp. atxl till** ' ’'*iirt *1lr4‘**t* thu gl\.' pub'b* n-itbe !■* th»' .•r./.litorM at 7:30 o'clock. Ten Girl Scouts attended the 1.5r, in coin, your name, addr^sj the peasants and they elected aCXJNOtV O RUOM O AlOD Baalneas and ProteaBlpnnl Servlera I'riisf• *'.M t*' kI' p i*iii*lb* t)oli*‘p to all to bring'in th»-lr .•laniiM within ffa!*l Children's Program meeting this evening at the home . '' * * a n e ip p e b o p h w ar ivio r rs**!)* lnt»'t cjft**l ilwruin t** ap;)*‘nr rime aib>Wi- “ f Christmas Party held Saturday pattern number and size to / tU f •dero president on his return to Business Services Off»'red It ROASTIN(>s4JHIckENS 35c. lb. Sponsored by the East School of Mrs. William Archackl of Or­ evening at the home of Mrs. John Manchester Evening Herald. To4 4mlco. BY ALLEY OOF» HIS ARMY Household Services tlffered .•..ll-A and liP, liCard tlirruoti l*> j)iibjl*hlng tblff i-riler .on ♦lip pul*ll»‘ Mign p.'St WIPED OUT BY THH EMSUeH Dressed and ^lelivercd. 28c. lb. .1 *'o|*y r>f this ..ribr In >»**fnp hoxvh- martffi t«* tlir pla.”.‘ wiitre The i1**- Teachers club, childrep from the chard street at eight o'clock. .Swanson on Brandy street, ^ o u t day's Pattern Service 106 7th n - i i Building—Coniracttng ...... 14 Madero'e tenure of office was ' C T, R « i a U. 1 fXT. FREE >w4EKl, l-lueSiES Florists— .S'urseiiea ...... It alive 102 Starkweather street. naper havltig a rimilatlnn m ffabl oe.TKud Iqs! d'xult wltliln ff^b! l**bn first to eighth grades will present Leader Lydia Young was present. Avenue, New A’ork, N. Y: ]9l««Frlrt. fl'p da'ff l*pfore naid tla.'' and b>' publtffhlng the pame In ffomc rief, Itowever, and he gave way BACK TO THE HEAO- Funeral Directora. . . . . , . . . . . • It Phone 6779. ‘•f liPanht Htnl rptnrn niakp to thJff neuMpaiier haxing a elreulatIon In a musical Chri.stmas play In three A Christmas tree, exchange of Send today for our Fashion > Huerta. OUNZTHR*^ Off .. Heating— Plumblng-^Rooflng .. 11 said prnhftte dlstrlft. within ten acts, •The Toy Shop" this evening gifts, games and refreshmentd Book, a catalogue of attractiv. “ He won’t budge unlegg 1 tune in on a horse feed prdgrain!” f Jnauraneo ...... It I’ourt. nnd b\ mailing In a r*'Kl*tpr- H id MASTBRi • d !pttrp Dri'Ptuiipr 2? .la.'ff from the d.ite of tbi« onler, were enjoyed by all. styles In easy to follow patterns. | Hllllnery— Dressmaking ...... It .itid re(u$t|) make to thiff uourl of at 7:45 o'clock at the Sykea Audi Wapping UNfiCBUffULOUe, Moving— Trucking—Storags .. to Articles for Sale 45 I'll, a Ct'p> of thin **r»b-r a*blr»-ffff4**l Pattern 15c Pattern Book 15 t-> Mlhs .Aniip W ri)*nf>. .S'* ^^)^^- tlie n-.ti.'e giAfn. torium. Fourteen members of the Bolton ■NERVILLE FOliKS Kibio JI9HN Public Passenger Ssrvtcs..tU-A The proceeds from the enter­ .Mrs. W. W. Orant Boy Scouts met at the Gbmmunlty One Pattern and Pattern Boolj BY FONTAINE FOX Painting— Papering ...... tl FOR s a l e m e n S r e b u i l t ^■■I*l ll**ail. 'Man*’h«M»r. t'onn ; A\ 1LLIA.M HYDK VDWIt'iO Htiiri K. .Mallory. T.d*rnffiir#r t'ltr- Judge. tainment will go into the benefit Hall on Sunday evening under the ordered together 25c. VEtOOBAMCe Professional. Ssrvjcsr It and relasted shoes. Better than H i:.::-4 i 7S»4, Monclieatae Htpalring ...... It nuy Nitrtithur,«. MaindiCfftfr, t'oiin fund which the Teachera club has •Tailoring— Dyeing—Cleaning >4 new cheap shoes.1 See, them Sam ' ' U ILId.V.M “S HYPK M A PI6C0VSR8 THAT THE GIFT SHE BOUGHT FOR<9RAN»FVA W AS Yiilves. 701 Main.Iin.L .luds* -VT A rOKHT OF PROBATE HET.P maintained for several years to I Toilet tio4ids An*l Service tt •It .Man.-hepter within and for th» provide medical and dental work Wapping Orange, No. 30. will Wanted— Bus.nees Service tt Pifftrli't of >Ia’m‘heffter. .>f) the'2“ tb omit Ita next regular meeting ______\ ^ M a p b in J a f w n /" Ddaratloael dax .*f I ie.'unilier A. l.>.. 1941. for needy children. Knitted Bed Socks . Couraee and Classea#...... tl AT A r o r ilT OF KIlOBA’rK MKl.P which comes tomorrow evening,- Fuel and Feed 49-A ,»t Marx'hpfft*r, "Sililn anti for tb»- WIM.I.VM H. HYDH. ’E»-| . The cast of the play is as fol­ The Mother’p Club of Wapping, Private Instruetlona ...... tl .ItlllKC. DanclAg ...... tti-A PiHirI*’t of Matn-huffter. i^n the 2-Mh lows: Tina. Ruth Best: Mrs. held its annual Christmas Party at ilav of I»«*4'pnibpr A P, 1941 Kfllat. of Ann.tt'a McC'aw late, of Grumby, Gertrude Born: Toymak- Husleai— Dramatic ...... '• tt FOR SALE—WOOD. Eugene Gag- l»rr«enl WILLIAM S. HVDK. E»4j. .Manchaatar. In said District, deceas­ the Wapping Community House T.wsaaaMT.w*. Wanted— Instructions ...... M ed. . . . er, Ralph;,Schumey: Cuckoo clock, Fleaaielal llardone. Bolton. Tel. 5234. .1 ndK^. last Wednesday evening. Mrs. t)n motion of William L P- Mc- John, Schwarz; Jaclc„ In the bpx, Bonds— Stocks— Mortgagee ••• I) Tnifft Ffflatp ii-n- of Jufftiiff ‘W’.- JpHn A. Harrison and M;rs. Doug­ FRECKLES ibfD HIS FRIENDS *Halp latf of Manrht'jstpr. In at^ld Fan- of said Manchester Adminis­ Bernard. Gebler; Wooden Soldier, High FlnanM BY MERRILL BL088EI Buelnees Opportunities U FOR SALE— FIREPLACE and 1 n*.t rift dv**>a^**d. trator. las Grant were in charge. Money to Loan ...... tt stove length wood. Apply Edward tiRliEIUtD:— That six ’ montlis Richard j Best: Ballet Doll, Lois A son was-born to Mr. and Mrs. Help sad tlleoHeae Thp Manolipffter Tnini Company. J. Holl. Tel. Manchester 5117 oi Tiufftpp having pxhlbit«il Itff nn- from the 2i>th day of December A. Pelzer: oldest Doll. Naomi M il I^obert Watson; of 'Wapping re­ T 4 (« IS eua siseiST Piioueer 1 ouess Hel|D Wanted— Female ...... tl (>,, last be and the same are Uniit- s o ffsRxJUNe i TNe s u m room Help Wanted—Male ...... It 5118. nual account vlih »*abl pfftale t*i ler: First DoH. Shirley fiartlett: cently at the Manchtster Memor­ LARb AMD thl8 Court fi»r itllowancp. It.it «d and allowed for the creditors Second Doll, Rhoda Schindler: IS oeFtNireiy first cabin i MILM AR| Bgletmen Wanted ...... tt*A n|*r>KUV7P:—Tliat tlip 27th d«' wittiln which to lirlng in tlieir ial hospital. Lrrlg see Help Wanted—Male or Female II f'f r*f*’pmbpi D.. 1941. *a( 9 o’clti^t-k claims against said estate, and the Third Doll, Eleanor Hebenstzeit: Rev. Alfred Kline, formerly of eeur of MOW — - oixmaR y — WtUwfaSlIf iBew •Agents Wanted ...... t1-A Garden— Farm— Dairy forween. Ht thp Probaip tifflcp. hi said .Sdniiliistrator is dlrectsjd to Felix, Henry Cripps; Ferdinand Bolton Church, preached aa a sup­ CARRICO FOR TVvo. ffS — iMMe ffM*s eswLMe * Bituatlone Wanted— Female ••• St Main" "^Tati*’hc«trr. hp and thp aavno Kite public notice to the croullors AWlAy TOO ! FLUB HTN F n - Situations Wanted—Male .••• II Products 50 to livliiK In their claims wltmn said Frederick Dowding. ply at the Wapping Community X m^ n t cewT OP 'n.F ".SS.'IISS Employment Agencies ...... tt if* affffiKnu*! for a luaring on i Hp • • • B-e • alb»wun'*p of *aid account 'vltli habi time allowed hy posting a copy of School children. Stanley Surdel, church again Sunday. The Christ­ H»ARt> A CHICK for th* Uve Hack— Pete— Fealtry ■■ GREEN MOUNTAIN Potatoes. • Mlatf? and this r**url dlrcctff thp this order on the public sign post Frank, Synol, Edward Chapman, mas Pageant was presented in WAITRR / cmMmnm.dmfeMm Vekirlee Firsts $1.25 per bu., seconds 60 Trufftpp to give publli’ nolb’c to all nearest to the plac'e where the de­ ‘taMaNAtatMLIalMSN Dogs— Birds— Pets ....a,*...... 41 Harold Burbank, Floyd Mayo the evening at the church after S ^ ! _ OHiRAar cents per bu., field run 90c per pci'ffon* Ii)l4*rp8t4‘d therr+n to appear ceased last dwelt within aald town Llva Stock— Vehiclea ...... 41 ant! be l)4-,ard thereon by publlffhhiK .and liy publishinK the aame In some Helen Ford. Jean Spalding. Eve­ which the Young People's Society A* RW»e.WB(N Poultry and Suopliea ...... 41 bu., at the place. Frank V. W il­ a. C‘‘py <*f thiff orib r In ffoine neuff- newspaper liaving a circulation tn lyn Welti. Harold ^ohen, Ronald of Christian Endeavor were Invit­ Wantad —Pata— Poultry—Stook 44 liams, 1632 Tolland street. said probate district, within ten Fee tale— Mlaeellaaeeva pappr liaving a cir<'u1atUA) in nabi McDonald. Joseph Chemistruck, ed to the home of Douglas Platt Liifftrlei, 4l:i>ff before ffaid d.av da.'s from the date of tliia or.dcr for the evening. Altlclea For Sale ...... 41 FOR SALE -ONE WHOLE and of hiparlng and return make to tliih and return, make to Ihla court of Robert Llbsch, Julia Phillips, i^ ^ S S S S L i Boats and Acceaaorlea .•••..•• 41 Blanche Novak. Marlon Thrall.^ Charles Hart has enlisted In the O o ^ l l one half good milk and bread fed i ’.Ytin, • the notice given. Building Materiaia ...... 41 WILLIAM 5*. HYPE WILLIAM S. HYDE Fancy Dolls. Isabel Grezel, Bar­ U. S. Marines, and la to leavs his Diamonds — Watches— Jewtlry 41 pigs. Alfred Burns, 472 Keeney Judge. S' "I. Judge. bara Rich, Lois Hickton, Ruth home here, DMember 30. Fuaue ii lOWspY Bleotrlcal Appliances— Radio.. 4t street. Tglephone 5395. . ,H.i:-22-4l. H-15-J1-41. Fuel and FAsd ... a...... 49-A A iw w eiTSLMa Sardav^Farro— Dairy Products M Bouaabold Ooods ...... tl By Hal Cochran Mgeklaary and Toola It Santa’s Wonderland Muatcal Instruroents ...... It Offlea and Store Equipment ••• It UJKU.,FIRST OFRU.TUSr lErrTHINfeTOT aU-VOURTOtoys ARE SCORCHY SM il'B Bpaelals at tha Stores’ ...... M UIAKE UPi SSNTAl WAKCUPl Tia6ujepA0i OH ■ DREAOY Whfire Angela Fear To IVei^ YOu'va oecN /u l u p tor o v n rtVOOOONBM! 'THBN roiAOw MW 0UTS.W _ BYJ0HNC.TKRR1 Wegrtog Apparel— Fura ...... II THMe IS A SIOHT TOSKl take Wantad—To Buy TWO wecK»i ^ ______ira VCRY .CU08E t o i UTTtE BOVS AND Baakia Wnard tliitrl CHRISTMAS --aNO O IR ^ FOR , HeetaimiBta CMRISTMASi ^ 6 Augot lUlNI Booms Without Board ..aa.ajij* M Boardars Wantad ...... SHMa I 00? — AM O STO lhi Country Board—R t a o r u ...... #6 ZOIATMfUMI Boteto— Restaurants ...... tl Wnotod— Rooms— Board ..•••• tt 5250 .MUruREffOl Baal Betats Per Be»« MiftMWHTIK* Apartments. ‘ Flats. Tsnemenu at designed fw genuine L"cold-fo F W M R 4 J I Buslasss Looatloas for Rant •• 14 By Stra. A o M Caj|iot Houses For Rsat .•«•••••••••• II era.” •’ rafintSANPEnsNi Btiburhaa For Rent ..*.••••••• II iyr* you a "cold-footer" T Then Malce them in plnlc, blue, Bummer Homos For Boat ••••• II AMtff MIOMMR Wanted to Rent, It heris'a your Insurance policy or white. Males a pair to take ba| OAFn3R.ZORA Bool Batelo Foe SiHo ogainet that winter weather v i- to your college room mate. T)i| T.Apartnieat Building for Sals .•• M she won’t need to Iwrrow EHOOTIu.. Husineea..property for 8alo ••• It ngyaace! Theee )>ed aockn ore J.'tFarma and fpr Ball JJ For complete Imittbig Houses. foi Bala ...... It loog, worm etrolght from top to Uona for the Bed Socks (Pat V 'lOIfoi AvIV ...... ■ • • • • _ toe, wiU fit any alae foot ore good No. 6350) aend 10 cents in Oo| -v.r* Prtteertf fas (M Bato • • •••• an> looldng and eaay to make-^what Your Name and Addrean and libaiAaa -n f iat* Pattern Numl>er to Anne ■Si Iteutu :Cu As |S •••• ■ more could one aak! Warm feet? I (Th» eiB taa) T: T)ten you wouldn’t need to make I T)m Evening Herald, 106 r ? i VSSSSmSSSbSmm the aocloa—and these socks were I avenue. New York City; W ■ ^AGE TWENTY illaur^rBtrr Eomitts HnraUi M ONDAY, DECEMBER 22,1941

We^ve Set All The Signals Green A t Haleys

To Assist Late Shoppers.

1 Shop In This Modern Store And See How Easy It Is To Fill Your List GREEN D O U B L E a -M : STAMPS i GIVEN WITH CASH SALES! Starting Monday Evening at 5 and All Day Tuesday WMWMWIWIWWMIllMMWmWMIWIlKI BLOUSES Fast Color Bright and glamoroua Blousea for Christmas and New Tear's Eve parties. Brocaded and plain, some with braid and beaded Hand Blocked trimming. Sizes 12 to 20. $2-29 to $5.98 LUNCH CLOTHS Children’s JUMPERS Corduroy and Velveteen Jumpers. Col­ $2.98 ors: Red, Blue, Wine. Sizes 8 to 14. $ 1 .1 9

Colorful hand blocked cloths in fruit snd CHILDREN’S SWEATERS floral designs.. All color combinations. Slip-ons with V neck and iong sleeve. Natural, Maize, Blue, White Cardigans with red trimmings. Sizes 7 to 16. Other Lunch Cloths To $2.49 Gift Handbags Gift Gloves COLORED BORDER

$2.29 to $2.98 and Mittens Sheet and Pillow Case Sets

Beautiful One 81**x99’* sheet and two 42**x38” cases. For Sport or DrcSs! Colored hems In blue, rose, pink, peach, green, and orchid. i $2.69 Lace Trimmed Wool Miltons OTHER SHEET SETS ; ...... $2.98 and $3.98

or Tailored «tl.0 0 Pr. Smart

Wool Gloves

UNDIES Gift

SIMULATED LEATHER Sl.OO Pr. A gift of poy of these

items will delight the

$ 1.00 each heart of any girl or UmbreUas HANDBAGS Wool Lined Miltons « woman!

Boys' IJnod Gloves . .§1.25, §1.50 « $2-29 Goiidne Leather HANDBAGS In erushable Capeskin'; CaJfskin or Goatit In top handle oor envelope SLIPS Van Raalto Gloves ...... §1.00 j •tylea. A b«autiful range of umbrellaa in amart Fine Quality Genuine Peccary plaida, checka, and $ 1 .9 8 to novelty flgurea. 16- $2.25 to $5.00 * rib.

CAPESXIN PIGSKIN OTHER UMBRELLAS .....$2.98^nd $3.98 $2.98

GLOVES

For Dzcks GLOVES ‘HIS & HER” — “MR. & MRS.’ „ Come to

PANTIES

Haleys fo r $ 2 *2 5 pr. $ 2 *9 8 pr. To Match • TURKISH TOWEL SETS Two bath towels with embroidered "Hta & — Her" or "Mr. A Mrs.” White grounds with A g 4

colored letters In red, black, green, gold, and A I I ^ blue. T A » .M. $1.98 WUKi YOUR GIFT A G O W N ...

ji^E R TOWEL SETS ...... $1.00 to $10.95

GIFT

GOWNS Beautiful Chenille Bedspreads

liaiiliHf thh $mn, liiTlta* k, a Three.pattema In colored or white grounds •raak iMaa, aa4 aiMa liai*; Mrtr HOSIERY with multi-color floral designs. Also several

$2.25 to NRRea WNeOa patterns in all white. a

rayM latMT, n iiin * Full Fashioned Hosiery k ai* a( HtaBaM. 72”x90” LACE

From Well Known Mills! $2.98 $2.25

Dinner ^ ...... East M. K. M. Hosiery

. ______89e' Pr. —BABY SHOP— Cloths

GIRLS’ AND BOYS’

Gordon ChiiTon

.... .Sl.OO Pr. RAINCOATS AND HATS $ 5 * 9 8 Plain black for the boya. Asabrted plaida for the girla. ^Slzea

3 to 6 yCora. Reproductions of fa­ Candies and \ Lion Brand Service ...... S I .00 Pr. mous hand mode lace

BOYS’' ' cloths. Fine qiiolity ^heer All Silk ChiiTon ...... S1..35 that wlU wear and $2-79 0""^ $3-29 45 Gauge N ylon ...... ! , ...... S1.95 .wash for years. Satted Nuts

51 Gauge N y lo n ...... §2.25 Loft Assorted Chocolates...... l-lb. 38c Other Lace Cloths'’

$2.69 to $9.98 ALL NEW SHADES! Loft Assorted Chocolates...... 2-lb. 78c 1 CORDUROY OVERALLS Loft Family Package ...... 4-lb. $1.69 a le. Red and Rooe. Sizes 2 to 6.

Tfuasporto Children's .A n k lets...... 25c Pr. Loft Holiday Package...... 2'/i-lb. $1.50 *

Loft Home Package...... 2-lb. $1.00 — — Basement Specials $1.39 »id $1.79 Loft Miniature Chocolates...... 2-Ib. $1.50

Loft Milk and Dark Assortment...... l-lb. 59e

lA*ft Chocolate Cherries...... 2-lb. 98c Hostess Relish Trays q.-| no

Toitetries Mary Oliver Chocolates...... ! . . 60c and $1.20 Large crystal glass tray, live individual ^ Jk a v O TOYS I Old Spice Cologne ...... Betty B a te s...... ; ...... 5-lb. $1.79 garnet relish dishes, one mayonnaise dish...... $ 1.00 Revlon Manicure Sets'...... Army Tanks ...... fl. 9 8 . .$l.i)0 and $2..i0 Fresh Salted Nuts. No Peanuts . . . 59c Lb. Faithful replicas of, the machines now guarding our country. Friendship Garden Bath Salts ...... $ 1.00 Initial Compacts . %...... The Seven Day Play Book ...... $1.00 Boudoir and Pin Up Lamps ...... $1.00 Crystal, llirrora, Pottery—Maples. Acetate and Rayon Pink Clover Bath Powder .... An Interesting record o f a week in the life o f Borhoim and ...... $ 1.00 Bill—^for the pre-school child. ahades—White, Green, Rose or Peach. Evening In Paris Perfume...... 60c Old Spice Sets ...... $1.00 BOOKS FTa^ Sthc 1^1.25 ,

A construction gome for the klndergortensr— a colorful display Friendship Garden S e ts ...... $2.00 $ 1 .2 5 — $ 1 .4 9 — $ 1 .6 9 Dilly Dally. S a lly ...... 2oc of flags of all countries. Rcfillable Powder Mitts.-...... $1.00 Coloring Hooka...... 25c and 50c Wiliians’ Shave Sets ...... 89c Beton Plastic F ig u res...... 50c-$1.00 Romney Gay Finger Plays ...... a..50c Apple Blossom Sets ...... $2i00 No sharp edges for small Angers. Old F aith fu l...... 50c 3 Piece Console Set A i q a Pius Tax. Wolverine M^hanical Battleships . . . $1.00 Crystal fruit or flower bowl, one pair O I # 9 0 PeUr Pigeon ...... ,50c Fires as it cruises. ‘ y double candlestick holders. “ — Derry O f Totem Creek ... . oOc SEE OUR FUR COAT ADVT. ON PAGE 11 FUN JAR 501 — Ten Pin Set, Jig-Saw Puzzles, Pop-Eys Paint Without Paints .....a. a. a...... a. a. a.5 0 C A N D MARKET ADVT. ON PAGE 15. Printer Sets, Tillicum Toy Fleets, Raggedy Ann Paint NEW SHIPMENT QF DINNER WARE Black Beauty...... • *••••••••■«••.50c and $1.00 snd Crayon Seta. Heidi’s Children .... • I.*.*-.....50c and $1.00 32 JPieM Sets ...... $4.98-$7.98

Fancy Be G ood____ 1...... ^....4 .*....$1.0025ellolPtione 53 Piece SeU ...... $9.95~$14.9.5 Three Pirayers Complete ivlth Instructions snd music. i*...... 1 ...... ,$1.00 The CORk Doll Famjitnre —> Ghsim, Cribo, Doable-Docker Beds. 94, 100 and 109 Pe. Seu $24.95 to $28.95

; :m m k h i * t m Co h m * ADULT FICTION FRO M 50c TO IL 9 8 ■ Bsaatlfal Designs and FnUemA

'M'. cl- i ..’.s’,'