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PRICE THREE CENTS MANCHESTER, CONN., 4VEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1943 (Clasatned AdvertlsUig on Page 18) VOL. LXIIL, NO. 58 I

Stalin Kisses Sword %t Teheran

5th Army Captures Japanese Slacken

Rabaul Activities; Mh Camino Summit;

Fighters at Base

British Move Ahead

Emphahiti Lent to SeeS

tion New Britain I»-i ^ Roiil Nazis froin Three

land Base Getting. trV ea t W ttV Villages Southwest of Too Hot to Handle; Nazi Push Forces

Mignano ami Recap* Bombers Drop Loads Still Ahead

tnre Monastery Ridge; With Incessant Fury. Reds to. Retreat Eighth Army Reports *Thing$ Shaping for Vic-

Southwest Pacific Allied tory' Says Premier of Fresh Gains on Adri- Headquarters, Dec. 8.— Retire from Several atic Coastal Sector; A slackening in Naval activi- South Africa; Step to Air Artillery Towns in Chernyak- Heavy Nazi (^suallies. ty observed at Rabaul lent Npir Opportunities.

emphasis today to the offi- hov-Zorosten Area; Makes Plane Allied Headiiuarters, Al- cial assertion that the Japa- Cairo, Dec. 8.^—iP)—Field Mar- Znamenka Enveloped. giers, Dec. 8.—(/P)—The Al- nese are finding their once- ahal Jan Christian Smuts, premier lied Fifth . Army haa cap- proud New Britain island air of the Union of South Africa, told Premier Joseph SUlIn kisses the sword pj/aent ed to him at the Teheran conference by Winston T o p Weapon Churchill on behalf of King George VI of E ^land In honor of the heroic defense of Stalingrad. Prime Moscow, Dec. 8.— (A*)— One and sea base too hot to han- tured the aunimit of lofty Mt. press conference today that Minister Churchill stands with back to camera. Scene is from a motion picture nim made by u. dle. While Allied bombers poured of the moat desperate Ger- j Camino, routed the Nazis loads of explosives on the inva- things are shaping for viqtor>’ but Army photographer. man tank and infantry as- O r d n a n c e C h ie f R ea d y from three villages southwest

sion-threatened island with Irfces- a great war is'still in front of ua. saults launched during the of Mignano, and recaptured sant fury, a spokesman for Gen. "I find everywhere the feeling To PretlicI Baltic Su- seven-wjeeks’ battle for the rain-and-blood-soaked Monas- Douglas MacArthur said aerial that things arc on the march,” said Kiev bulge has forced the. premacy Will Grow tery ridge in bitter fighting observation had show’n a notice- Smuta. "I aensed it in England. Important Events Expected able drop in Naval traffic at Ra- Something is taking shape before Red Army to retire from sev- A« ('raft Put in Use. to win heights overlooking the baul. , us that is still dim. But we have eral towns in the Chernyak- road to Cassino' and Rome, it wan announced today. Official reports Thla tied in with the recent deC' seen what happened in Russia. We hov-Zorosten area hut Soviet laration of Rear Admiral Robert have .seen what ia stirring in the After Turkey Talks at Cairo New York. Dec. 8.—IjP)—Devel- from Lieut. Gen. Mark W. Clark’s Carney,, chief of staff for Admiral Far East, where things have been troops have scored Important opment of "flying artillei-y” now headquarters .said the enemy had gains southwest of Kremenchiig William F. Halsey, the South Pa- asleep for thousands of years. makes the American airplane the been shoved back to the fringe of and almost completely enveloped ridgea on the northern and weat- cific fleet commander, that Ra. ’"nie elements are on the march, "most formidable battle weapon in haul, on the northeaat coaat of the gentlemen.” Inonu, Roosevelt and Znamenka, vital rail junction in ern edges of Mt. Camino and Mt. the Dnieper bend, a Russian war island, ia untenable to the Japa- Smuts addressed a group of 70 Expect Turks Urges Setting the air,” Maj. Gen. L,. H. Camp- Maggiore by the .steady, savage Churchill Conclude bulletin said today. nese and "we have complete con war correspondents in the press bell, Jr., United States Army ord- thrusts of American and British trol in the waters." — room of the Cairo conferences, in 1,700 Tanks Hurled Into Sector I t r o o p s . Conference; ^Closest nance chief, said today. Best Bose South of Truk which he was a participant. Will Act Soon Ec|uitakle Line Russian advices said that ap- "I venture to predict that from Fresh Gains b.v Eighth Army Papers To Play Important Role proximately 1,700 tanks had been The Fifth Army’s hammer blow* Rabaul, with its excellent deep- Unity' Binds ISations. now on our battle supremacy in the water harbor and six airdromes, He told the correspondents that burled into a narrow sector wert air will continue to grow as these through the deep, powerful Ger- after the war newspapers would To Curl) Prices of Kiev by F'ield Marshal FrlU man winter Une toward Cassino is Japan’s best base south of To Tell Stand weapons are put In use," he said in have to play an Important role "in Cairo, Dec. 8.— (/P)— The von Monnsteln. The Russian com- were accompanied by fresh gains Truk, which is in the Caroline an address prepared for delivery islands 800 miles away. Pounded seeing that there Is no repetition three-dav conference which munique said the Nazis had io.st lielore the Second War Congress of on the Eighth Army’s AdrUUc of this disaster — that we forge repeatedly by bombers, its neu- Torat> rm iim uiihiiie Em- Turkish President Ismet Ino- O Mahoney Sees Aclioii 53 of their tanks and left at the National Association of Manu- coastal sector. tralization would constitute a ma- something more firm than the old least 1,500 dead on the field of Gen. Sir Bernarti L. Montgom- Terse Gon I i nu. President Roosevelt and a . Oii** o f A vert- facturers. jor victory. oi-der. phasizing ‘Closest Uni- prime Minister Churchill As One Hope ol Avert battle. General Campbell disclosed the ery’s forces cru.shed repeated Nazi "The old world ia dead and the counter-attacks, and reported lim- Another obaervation was that 'T h e Nazi gains in the Kiev ordnance department had been at Rabaul'a airdromes contained significance of this war is that it is ty^ Will Hit TotterinR concluded Monday was view-, mg ing Cost-of-Living Cri- bulge, howevei'. were offset by work on the project extensively for ited advances in the area of the the first step to newoppoi'tunltler" somewhat more than 2(K) planes, ed here today Aft foreshadiJW- hiti b n Home Front. Russian gains to the south. Here the past four years. — Moro river, where both British preponderantly fighters. Since in which the press must play a Balkan Satellites. ".lust a day or ao ago. " he .*aid. tank* and infantry had crossed ing events of far reaching three Red Army columns were Rabaul has been chiefly a bomber greater part,” he said. driving on Znanienka from sepa- • flriit battle reports were received the stream. Smuts declared that the three significance in the Middle Washington, Dec. 8 —i/T)— De Evidence of severe German cas- base, the presence of fighters in London, Dec. 8-(4*. A declara- East and Mediterranean areas. rate directions and one already from the South seas about the per- daring that "taxes or inflation in ualties in defense of this coastal such quantity could be taken as tion by the Turkish government Conclusion of the parley was an- was within four miles of the formance of our new ‘flying artil- an indication that operations iConaniied on Page Ten) the end w'ili get us all,” Senator town's gales, the communique in- lery.' . .. . We now have a major sector came with discovery that dehning the country’s stand more nounced last night in a communi- Field Marshal Gen. Albert Kesssl- there were switching to the de- que which stated that the three O’Mahoney iD-W’yo) today urged dicated. Fall of this strategic rail caliber artillery in our airplanes. fensive. conclusively in the light of the junction, which front dispatches Wings On Artillery Piece I'ing bad thrown the 90th Armor- Inonu-Chuichill-Roosevelt confer- government chiefs had studied the all-out price control” measure ed Grenadier division into linn A strong force of 100 heavy and general political situation, “ exam- said was apparently inevitable. That ia saying a great deal be- medium bombers escorted by DeCaro’s Girl ence in Cairo was viewed here to- as the one hope of averting a cost- ^vould tend to disrupt the whole cause in our caliber .50 aircraft there to relieve the 65th Infantry ined at length the policy to be fol- division. The..,65lh was so badly fighters splattered 150 tons of day as likely to come from An- lowed” and found that their na- of-llving crisis on the home front. German communications and sup- niachinc-gun, we. also have one of bomba on New Britain Monday, kara in the near future. W’ar Mobilization Director James I ply ayslem in the vast area below the most powertul and most dc'ad- smashed that one of its battalions tions are bound "by the closest lost all its officers, emerging with concentrating on the oft-hit Cape Takes Stand First reports, meanwhile, inai- unity.” The conference was held i Kiev, and would undoubtedly help ly airplane weapons the world over. F. Byrnes' assertion last night Now by mounting a gun of Held only a sergeant-major left to com- Gloucester area at the western tip cated that the terse communique in Cairo Dec. 4, 5 and 6. to relieve enemy pressure on the that the "primary issue before the Kiev salient. caliber—a 75 mm. gun—we have mand. . closest to New Guinea. This emphasizing Turkey’s Vagueness Desired by Turks American people today is whether made 738 tons dropped there in Tells Ahoiit Purchase unity” with Britain and the Unit- The somewhat vague declara- 16 Nazi .Stronghold* Fall put wings on one. of our greatest BritiNh .\dvance Slowed we are going to keep down the cost field artilleiy pieces.” eight days. ed States at the conclusion of the tions of friendship and "closest Sixteen German stronghold.* fell Continued rain as well as fierco Of Revolver Night Be- of living,” said: General Campbell said the indus- Ground Fighting Static three-day conference would ml (inity” were desired by the Turks, "W e can avoid inflation and at before the Soviet advance below enemy defense slowed the British. Hitlers tottering Balkan .satri? try-ordnance team generally had fore Bonelli Slain. it was understood, but the fact the same time correct injustice* Kremenchug, the communique re- advance, and the Germans threw On New Guinea Itself the sharp litcs with explo-sive force. that the statement went this far ported. One of them was the rail-* "so far exceeded expectations that a heavy artillery bombardment at ground fighting for Wareo on the that now exist by establishing a now our storehouses, both those ad- Might Follow MeeUng was regarded as highly signifl road station of Pantayevka, 10 Allied-held Lanciano, key high- Huon peninsula remained static Hartford, Dec, 8 - i/P) The girl new’ line and holding it, a line jacent to the baltlcfionta and tho.*e A Turkish declaration, clanfy- cant. worked out on the basis of equity.” miles southeast of Znamenka, way junction on the inland road as to position but Allied bombers friend of Carlo DcCflio!’' 19, of inK anew the country’s position .in Behind it lay po.sslbilitios rang- marking a 12-niile gain along the at home, are storked in daily grow- leading toward Chieti. raked enemy concentrations. The While existing control* call for ing volume.” Thompaonville took the witness the European war ing from complete abandonment ot stabilization of wages and prices railroad from Alexandria. Two of Every foot gained in the Fifth Australians, supported by tanka, the foui rail lines serving Znamen- Touching on termination o f war Army's newest advance was yield- stand today in his Superior court ablv follow a meeting of the Turk Turkish neutrality to cession of generally st the levels of Sept.'IS, contracts, he said: are attempting to clear the Jap- ish Parliament to hear the ** aif or other bases or less active ka have now been severed, leaving ed only after desperate and cost- anese from the strategic Huon trial for the first degree murder 1942^ O'Mahoncy contended that "Once it becomes apparent, of President Ismet Inonu and For- help. injustice* had grown out of their only the route.* south to Nikolaev ly defense by the Germans. When peninsula which overlooks ’ /the of . Salvatore. Bonelli. also of and southwest to Kirovograd in through the Army supply piogram, British troops in sharp battle eign Minister Numan Mencmen- Harry Hopkins, chairman of the admlnistrstion. . that we have ample stocks ot any possible Invasion .strait to New Thompsonville. and told of his buy- cioglu . on the conference. Nazi possession. The rail towns of oii^^l the Nazis from the sum- British-Ameiican Munitions As- "W e find ourselves in the posi particular piece of equipment, then- Britain. ing a revolver the night before the A German broadcast recorded signments board and President Tsibulevo. 14 miles northwest, and tion described by Justice Byrnes in justice to our men on the battle- A m bers also hit the Japanese killing. by Reuters said the two states- Roosevelt’s advisor, attended the solely because we did nob adopt an Dimitrovka, .seven miles north- (Contiiiiied on Pago Twelve) west, were captured in Tuesday's froiits and to oiii fellow-citizens, as on Bougainville around the Amer- DeCaro, wearing an Impassive men would make such at conferences. The Turkish delega- all-out price control measure at expression, sat flanked by two de- opening drive in this sector. taxpayers, it becomes our duty to ican beachhead at Empress Au- extraordinary session of Par tion contained no military chiefs. the beginning, coveilng wages and taper off production in the fairest puty sheriffs and his three attor- an The Russians counted more gusta bay, smashing supply lines liamcnt today, while the London The best guess in Cairo--and it all other living costs, as Bernard po.ssible method.” neys while the girl. Miss Eleanor than 1,000 dead. Germans on the and exploding 48 torn of bombs Daily Mail declared that a ‘leelara- was a guess based on some sup- M. Baruch suggested,” he said. General Campbell added there on an ammunition dump and other Lawler, of 46 Hastings street, blizzard-swept approaches to tion was expected to be made in porting information — was that ” We ought to do it now," were 16 separate points to be Flashes! targets. The fighting here was Springfield, Mass., testified. Ankara "In the next few days. Turkey would not actively enter U n ie Indication of Change Znamenka after yesterday’s fight- She said she had known DeCarp ing, "A considerable number” of considered when there was a ques- (Late Bulletins ot the JP) Wire) reported to have subsided. One Turkish view of the slg the war in the near future, unless There was little indication, how- tion of cutback in production "and Eight large enemy rafts loaded about three years and that they nlficance of the conference came a direct cause was given by Ger- ever, that Byrnes' appeal to the prisoners .were taken, while, three had been "going together for about railroad trains complete with sup- then we take the steps so that with supplies were destroyed by meanwhile from the Ankara ra^o. many. nation to guard against inflation- the effect will have the least harm Paid .Advertising Bill Killed light naval craft in New Guinea six months" prior'to the day of the which said that "Urge-scale oper- I An Associates! Press dispatch ary steps had wrought any change plies fell into Soviet hands. Sev- \\ ashington. Doc. 8— liP)— The kilting Sept. 25, when she last saw for all concerned.” from Ankara, written Dec. 4, but in congro**ional sentiment on food Will Need to Cooperate Huiise Way* and .41 e a n s - c o m m i t t e e (Continued on Page Six) him. ^ (Gontinued on Page Twelve) not relayed until, last night, said price subaidics, railway wages or (CoBtiniied on Page Ten) toda.v killed, in effect, legislation - Asked to Borrow $'20 Industrialist T. M. Glrdler said that Inonu had gone to the confer- other related issues now to the today cooperation between indus- which would have authorized pMd The evening before, she said, he ence “ prepared to discuss all fore. “ nrws|ui|i<-r advertising by the telephoned her and asked to bor- ^ try and labor was one of the angles of 'Turkey's new relation- . Byrnes, hitting at pix>po.sed I "prime requisites of prosperity iit g.ivernmeiit to promote the sale row S20 but didn’t say what it was ship with the Allies and to the legislation to ban food price sub- RomHiel Opens »f war iMinds. The vote in execu- Chaiigteli Fall for. Later that evening, he drove Trv to Turn I the post-war period." war.” The dispatch declared that .sidies, to raise prices, of milk and The chairman of Republic Steel sit.*ion was announced as It to her home and she gave him the there seems Ijttle doubt that the oil, and to life railroad wages $20, she said. They rode to Thomp- Yugoslav Severe Blow AwaV W rath said: Aircraft Corp., in an addres* pie- -V had the sonville in his car and ”Jimmy” ^- (Continued on Page Twelve) the leirislalion, w hich had the "If We do not hold the line now I pared fpr delivery before the Sec- the name she used for DeCaro — I confess I do not know how or .-necl of killing the bill. Three went in a building and came out ond War Congres.s of the National where we are going to hold bac^ a bill*, one ot them passed last Loss OpeiTs Prospect of in about 15 minutes with a gun. Leaders Seek lo Soollie Fiill-Sralp Offpiisivp I Treasury balance the flood gates of inflation. There month tw th e S e n a te , were alteet- “ Jimmy handed it to me,’ 'she (Continued on Page rwelve) New Drive hy Japan- Southern Deraoerats are no prepared positions to which I^iinrluMl Against Lil»- ••d liv th e co m m ittee action. Washington. Dec. 8.—(A*i- 'The we ran retreat. Some talk of con • • (Continued on Page Twelve) eratotl Terrilorit*!*. ese Upon Changsha. After Angry Uprising. po.sition of the Treasury Dec. 6; trolled inflation. Such talk is just I’o Negotiate New fontract Receipts, $102,979356.41; expen- as criminali.v reckless as a pro- Pittsburgh. Dec. 8— I>mdon. Dec. g .O P i —Maishni Bulletin! Washington. Dec. 8 diture*. $297.750,268!27; net bal- Woman Held min F. Falrless, preddent of IniU (Continued on Page Twelve) Krwin Ronimel's Axis forces hat-e Chungking, Dec, 8,-h /Pi— ing Senate Democrat* tried with ance. $13,701,839,834.68. ed Slate* Steel Uorp. announced Soldier Held lai^ched a full-scale offensive today that C'arnegie-imnols C'hinetie troop* have broken soft words today to turn against Yugo'slav liberated ter- ~ A s K i d n a p e r into Sinynng. main Japanese wrath of an unexpected and angry Corn, and four other *iibsldlBri» ritories and their Bosnian-Serbian base in south Honan province, uprisiftg by their southern col- o( the corporation would negotiate For Slayiiig thrust has broken through UitO| M- new labor contract with repre- and killed 400 .lapnnese ,Mon- ' ' “(^“sTrman Guffey (D-P^t of the Mother Quits, War Post the city of Prijepolje, the head- Young Wjfp SlioolHiltt- sentatives of the I nlted Steel da> in the northwest suburbs quarters of Gen. Jo.*ip Broz iTitoi of Changteh. Important rice Democratic Senatorial Campaign Workers of .America.’ Cook Reiuemkerg Noth- committee met with sjlence a dou- said torlay. r \ Year-Ohl Girl Dur- • • • bowl city which the invaders Yugoslav partisans,, however. i captuiM Dec. S, the Chinese ble-barreled attack fr.om S^natoi.* To Look After Children niff Fit of Jealousy. Kail Strike Postponed ing About Small Girl —Byrd iD-Va) and Bailey P) — A .p in g hour* convenient for jobhold Germans and capturing quantities j Kastman, Ga- Dec'. 8. i/Pi '»^A erhood of Railway Trainmen, an- Sinynng was reported accom- of rich booty. Tito's communique i jailed today on a plished by troops which had working mother who has launched ers and inexpensive delivery serv- nounced todav that at the request Denver, Dec. 8. — A , blue- '^ W a t e w n f^ n •;Pure Rhetoric' 27 nationwide campaigns to per- ice, and by organized housekeeping added. It charged that the Gcr-1’j^jfjuaping charge after she Was "M h eN E n l Railway Medlatloa been holding the walla of the bearded Army cook Insisted today There was a tendency among suade women to take war jobs services for employed women, mans were “ pe.’ petiallng accuaed of calling an 18-year-old board, a strike of city under artillery Are. atrocitie.*” on Macedonian' t’ivil-j fj-om a high school cla.sa and he was drunk and remembered some influential Democratic mem- now is resigning her own war job "Juvenile delinquency i.s not jjust ninninRhaiii aiu* < oaM because she says lack of coinmun- a slum district problem, ” she as i'ans. • shooting her in a fit of jealousy. ^ Chiingking, Dec. .8— Fall of nothing about a three-year-old ber* to dismiss as "pure rhetoric Kummel .Adds to Force* wav trainman, h^i f«r li P- Bailey's statement that the south- itv services means "definite neglect seried. "It’s a mit(jlle class prob Sheriff M. J. Smith of adjacent (C.w.t.) tonight had the ancient city of Changteh after girl whose bloody and ravished . Pro-Nazi Croats and Chetnik ern Democrats might form their of iiiy two children. 1cm now. My children • have Wilcox county »said the accused poned Indefinitely. Osier ^ Id bitter fighting in which both sides body was found under the kitchen Dorothy Ducas. who as chief of enough to eat and wcar. g i ^ ahel- imita were re^irted in the ranks woman was Mra. Lonnie Britt, 35. Brotherhood of Railway TyalnniW suffered heavy losses was an- own party. . of the Axis forces, and Rommel ^ sink of his suburban Englewood The row flared up over Cuffey s the Magazine bureau of lha Office! ter and reasonably Intelligent, in- of Rochelle. Ga , and the wounded and Ihe Brotherhood of L oco^ nounced by the Chinese high com- was said to have augmented his apartment. assertion that southern Democrats of War Information inaplred a' terested parents, yet without girl Ruby Shepparu of Rhine.'The five Firemen and Enginemen, had _mand yesterday, and it was ac- The soldier. Staff Sergt. Frank rash of magazine covers and hun- proper supervision what is harm- attacking divisions with rein- girl was reported in good condi- acted at the’ "urgent request Of knowledged here .today that the had formed' an "unholy alliance forcementa rushed from ‘Greece, Marts, 33, of Fort Logan, is with the Republicans to "deprive dreda of articles extolling w ar-; less mischief now can turn inti tion in an Eastman hospitlil. suf- the Mediation board. ' setback represented a severe eco- charged with murdering Kathleen the armed forces of America of ihe workina women, said in an inter-> aerious delinquency." Albania and Auatria. fering a bullet wound in the right nomic and military blow to China. Ann Geist after luring her from view today“ that "to work — •- to win ' Suggested Solution* Heavy fighting was reported in .Aclions Reveal Fear right to vote." • the Sarajevo-Travnik. Sarajevo- breast. Loss of the city opened the a tavern Monday night with soft the war but iet children grow up She suggested "Saturday clubs” The officer said the .young moth- Naiiles. Dec. 8— ^iP>—4ierman ac- He referred to last week’s scrap- Mokro and Mokro-Tuzla sectors prospect ot a new Japanese drive drinks and the promise of a fluffy, ping of s Federal war ballot pro- as bad citizens to inherit the with planned programs of interest er ol two childiei. was c.iarged tions tn Italy are a ronfesslpa w . on Changsha, capital . of Hunan stuffed toy rabbit. to children under'the direction of in south-central Bosnia, as well as iTOsal in favor of a directive to the earth doesn’t make sense. with calling Miss Si 'ppard from a fear and failure In .the opinion mt province, which the invaders District Attorney Richard Si- "Women wouldn’t need to neg- proper supervisors as a commun- on the Imotski-Duvno and Livno- Andrei J. Vishlnsky. Soviet dele- states requesting them to arrange Grahovo fronts In Herefegovina. class on the pretense of taking her thrice before have tried unsuccess mon, in a statement to,newsmen, for the armed forces to vote in lect their children." she declared, ity solution for part of the prob- to the Sheppard home for s dia- gale to the Allied Advisory c o t ^ related: The breakthrough from the fillly to Uke. At the same time next year’s presidential election. "if the whole community felt it lem of working mothers. . cn.*sion.. cll for llalv. who said Ihe Gemaapa the victory g.ive the Japanese While Kathleen’s mother, Mrs. Housekeeping corps organized Boaiiian-Serhian border into Prije- are duplir'ailng the “There ia not one iota of truth In iinportaiit to help women do war polje came when unita of the Sec- Held At Gunikiliit control of the "rice bowl” region Ann Geist, 27, played a mechani- jobs. But the communities don't among non-empioye.d housewives have employed In Russia. V W d - ^ cal game with friends in a tavern. a single' part of the statement." ond Yugoslav division, after re- Deputy Sheriff Jeff Holt of and cut the Hunan-Szechwan abp- shouted Byrd. “The sooner Guffey feel it important and do nothing to to do necessary marketing, ahop- Aky» durlojf ft vl»lt Martz enticed the little girl to his pulsing a aeries of fierce qn- Dodge county said the girl was ply lin^, thus depriving the (Chi- reifigns from his position (a.s sena- make it possible for women to ping, package receiving services taken from school during the txpreoMd particular Intaraat h* slaughU. were overcome by supe- nese army of one of its principal apsrtment. - torial campaign chairman) the and after-school auperviaion of type of deifiolUIpp work OM There "Maitz struck Kathleen work." rior numbers, said the communi- morning in a truck and hqld at sources of Supply. better it will be for the Democra- CouM Help Harried Mothers children was another auggeation. g ^ p oin t until four o’clock wh*n otruettoB carried out by tM on her bead with a blunt Inatru- "I am tired the kudos'going que broadcast by the “Free Yugo- 800 of INviaion KunRe tic patty.** Communities could help harried o l the shooting occurred. man Army o» It wo* Tha Chtnea* commuaiqua aiir mant . . . Bene time tbcreaJter to people doing fancy jpba.” ahe slav radio.” I airl in the I ward on the penlnoula a a i a UrM of Being Scorned houaewives and mothers, she said, Macedonian troqps were said to After shooting the nounclng the fail of Ctangteh, he took a atout cord . . .wrap- Bailey followed with an asaer- by providing properly supervised remarked. “Women doing the iqulred about •irocUloa i , once one of the most thriving ped i t ‘around the little *'girl'i dirty job! don’t get any glory at Italian rivilionL . Uon the southerners were getting recreation which would, hold the (DsdMBued oa Page Ted) (CnaMBoad on Page TM ) cbildren'a interest, by more shop- all.” \ (Coatiaiwd oa Pago Six) (CoatbiiMd^ oe Page Tea) (C'^mttniied on Page Slxl MAMCl HRSRD^MANCttESTffSmrW^^ 8,1948

appeal to step up production be- on the Connecticut War council’s the university meet Its current ed today that 255 of the Septem- cause American ^/oidicra “arc being weekly broadcast. Manchester Figures Show suitable for .Christmas remem- financial needs. ber, 1942 enrollment of 635 had Ball Bearings seriously hampered in their drive (.kui Add To Victory Speed Hewitt Sava brances, wrapped In white paper. Lists Assets Gifts and bequests, exclusive of withdrawn from the university; against the enem*' through lack “If every man and w.onan avail- ‘D a te Boak Chamber List In this y.-.iy some of the less privi- art works, books, etc., amounted listing 228 as entering the armed Need Is Cited of sufficient numbers of military able for woTfk in a, ball-bearing Mind Blank Bus Shortage leged of the town are helped. to $259,563.05, ot which $114,- forces, 13 transferred to other In- vehicles and equipment. plant could be with our tightiiig ______, Mrs.,Frank Keen, mother of the Of 13 Million 084.35 waa received from^ the stitutions and the others leaving / A shortage of mechanized equip- man for Just a few iqinutes. tfcey Tonight . Not Complete Rev. fi. R. Keen, Is recovering because of iU health, or to take North Methodist W. S. C. S. estate of Frances T. Ingraham. ment was blamed, in turn, on' ip- could see how vital bearings are from an attack of bronchitis which ngraham listed endowment up employment. sufflcient production of ball-bear- to their safety and very Ilyes," Accused Slayer Reuieiii- supper and sale. Capacity for Oiily About has kept her In bed the past week. Appeal Made to Resi> Meeting of Manchester Green Ingraham Gives Report funds and other investment as- fngs. Patterson's message said. ’‘The Only 24 Liquor Sellers A number of other adults as well as seU as $8,054,190.19, and build- "M eat” Without Coupons dents of State to Speed hers Not|iing After Hit- P. T. A. at ihe home of the presi- 65,000 Persons in All children have suffered from hard On Financial Affairs The appeal was voiced by Under- people of Connecticut can contri- dent. Mrs. Gilmore Cole, 58 ings, grounds and equipment at secretary of War Robert P. Patter- bute greatly to the speed of our Were Notified Not to colds and coughs recently. Among $5,531,762.50. Total Income for “Food yeast,” having a meaty Production. ting Aiiiidon on Head. Stephen street. Vehicles in State. these is Robert Schuyler who was Of Wesleyan College. Keith*One of son In a telegram to Uovernoi' victory over the Axis by speeding Thursday, Dec. 9 Sell to Minors. the fiscal year ended June 30 was flavor and a 50 per cent protein Baldwin which the chief executive up the P'bductlon of ball-bear- quite 111 with a cold and stayed at $868,232.34. content, is a new food that has Christmas parly St. Margaret's (JP Hartford, Dec. 8. r(/P»— Reai- read last night when he appeared in«s.' Danielson, Dec. 8—(/D—John M. Hartford Dec. 8.— )— I f a l l t h e the homq of Myron Hills until able Middletown, Dec. 8 —W —Henry Dean Leroy A. Howland report- been developed In Great Britain. I • Hewitt. 17, of Pomfret, held on a Circle, D. of 1., at the "Y.” buses in Connecticut, where war The Police Commission has ho- to return to his home. MORIARTY BR0S.-TEL 8500 denU of ^Connecticut, home of the with State Manpower Director Describing the ball-bearing sit- Slipper and Sale, St. Mary's La- A. Ingraham, president of Wes- Cejntral Connecticut*$ worl, ’* largest ball-'^earini; fac- William J. Fitzgerald and War Ad- uation as critical, F'iU^erald de- coroner’s warrant in the alaymg workers alone number more'than Jfied only 24 persons In Man- The Red Cross rooms will be of his employer. Poultry Rai.ser dies’ Guild. 150,000, were’ on the road a t one leyan university board of trustees, toriea, were faced today with an ministrator Harold F . Woodcock clared that “there hasn't been Saturday, Dec. 11 iheater who are engaged In the open on Thursday of this week to enough mechanized equipment be- Herman Amidon, says he remem- time only about 65,000 persons 1! resume the making of surgical listed assets of the university at /• bers hitting Amidon on the head Christmas party. Local 53, T. liquor business not to sell to $13,682,321 In his annual report cause the manufacturers of tanks, W. U. A., Tinker hall. could ride In them gnd more than dressings. Mrs. Daniel Q. Horton, haygest Furniture with a hammer, according to 16,000 of these would have to minors, it was learned- at the local Red Cross chairman, has re- today. trucks, scout, cars and other vehi- Coroner Ixiuis A. Woisard, but >lnnday. Dee. 13 cles didn’t have the bearings." stand up. meeting of the board last night. ceived a shipment of 2,500 two by Ingraham, who made the report . %t' I feKU'l- t Manchester M o t h e r s’ Club Give Child WHh ’■ -fii; that his mind went blank immedi- These figures were gleaned from two dressings to be worked on. as treasurer, said that while ex- ... foil fitSI," Need .14)00 .More Workers ately thereafter. Christmas party. Center church. The letter sent by Secretory Rand Governor Baldwin said th i New the voluminous 32nd annual report The hours will be from 1:30 to 6 penses for the year exceeded In- After questioning the slightly- Wednesdays Dec. 15 was read and In It Mr. Rand said come by $144.340.53.vthls deficit torety Offers You. . „ Departure company in Meriden Annual Manchester District of the Public Utilities commisrion, p. m„ and In the evening from 8 built, dark-complexioned Hewitt that he had secured the list from A would be largely erased by Navy and Bristol, the Fafnir company in Scouters banquet and Ladies' submitted yesterday to Governor to 10. good attendance. Is hoped at an Inquest today, the coroner Baldwin. the Chamber of Commerce, and payments for training of V-5 stu- New Britain and the Marlin-Rock- told reporters; Night at Uie Y at 6;30. showed the list as given to him for. well plant in Plainvllle needed Local public service companies Mrs. Paul Coates Is spending dents. Inifiectious Cold* “Hewitt remembers working miursday, Dec. 16 by H. A. Holbrook. 5,000 additional workers at once. with Amidon on a screen, looking Mobile Blood Bank Unit will be were operating 1,514 buses in Con- It was learned later by check the winter In Winter Park, Fla., Alumni Donations Largest "To meet this challenge Con- up and seeing Amidon’s back turn- at St. Mary’s Parish ball. necticut as of Sept. 30, the report and her grandson, Leslie Coates, Alumni contributions totaled Ing that only taverns, grills and 39 738 82 This Home-Tasted Relief From. Miseries necticut must draw on the dwin- ed toward him, and then of being Sunday, Dec. 19 said, and they had capacity ot 45.- restaurants were listed. One Jr„ Is with her attending school at $ , . —largest made in a sin- 778 seats and 16,035 standers. dling ranks of those who are not seized with a wild impulse to hit Joint annual Christmas party, restaurant was left out while two Forest Lake Academy, In Maitland, gle year—and Ingraham predicted Fla. I-eslle’s father is overseas The moment your diild catdiet a mean, contagious cold—don’t delayl Get already engaged in war work," he Amidon with a hammer, which he Miantonomoh Tribe of Red Men Eighty-three other buses with a taverns were listed as being on this source would measurably help r i ^ t after miserla this home-tested way—with the famous double-action with the armed forces. asserted. "I know that there are had in hta hand, on top of the and Degree of Pocahontas, Sports passenger capacity of 2,239 were Bissell street. There was no no- medication, Vicks VapoRub, that most mothers use to bring blessed relief. more than 5,000 such men anu wo- head. Beyond that, Hewitt claims Center, Wells street at 2:30 p. m operating under special war trans- tice sent to the 18 package stores The schools 'here were closed he doesn’t remember a thing.” portation certificate. Monday afternoon as the teachers IT nmiiMIU to upper bronchial tubes with men In the state who would trans- Tuesday, Dee. 21 or to the 20 or more grocery ... In the field of accidents, the soothing medicated vapors IT STBmHATEi fer to a ball-bearing plant tomor- Knife Wounda Cause of Death Christmas Party of Manchester stores that sell beer, which should were called upon to attend a teach- chest and back surfaces like a warming, It waa a deep knife wound, Exchange Club. commission, reported that public ers’ meeting in Colchester. ECZEM A row it they realized the serious- be included. tW R tlSfO R comforting poultice m m ... ness of the situaUon.’’ rather than the hammer blows, service vehicles including vehicles The above was not brought to The Hebron Fire department at A simple way to quick relief which caused the 35-year-old operated by electric, gas, telephone from the Itching of Eczema, pim- IT mWKS fW MUM—even while child sleepa the attention of the board untU their last meeting voted to donate —to relieve coughing, loosen phlegm, ease Amidon’a death on his poultry and water companies, were involv- the sum of $25 to the Hebron Girl ples, angry red blotches and other farm in the Ablngton district of after adjournment. skin Irritations, Is by applying Homts., muscular tightness. Sees Inerease ed during the year ended Sept. 30 The only two cases that have for their Christmas fund. To (^iil Production Pomfret Saturday afternoon. De- in 5,114 accidents which brought They also voted to give f ’.r Peterson’s Ointment to the affect- Togetall the benefitsof this relief-bringing I Bir. spite an exhaustive search, state resulted In court cases over liquor ed parts. Relieves itching prompt- donbw-action. Just rub throat, chest, ana death to 121 persons and nijury to violations have come from pack- t.ic iiic nouse clubroom for town ^lice have not yet founid the 4.595. ly. Makes the skin look better, 2 WAYS back with Vicks VapoRub at bedtime. See Of Small Arms In Delinquency age stores. courts to be held. This will snve knife. Steam railroads were involved in fuel as the Town hall is hard to feel better. Peterson’s Ointment how VapoRub goes to work instantly to Hewitt was apprehended in a 2,758 of the accidents, 28 of them heat. The fire house Is always also soothing for tired, itchy feet bring grand relm from distress—invite rest- bam on another farm about two and cracks ^tween toes. 35c all ArONSSf ful s l ^ . Often by morning most of the Bridgeport, D^. 8—iVPi—Rem- occurring at ^kde crossings where warm and the room mentioned is misery of the cold is gone! VWM VArmw. miles away 24 hours after the More Local Children six persons were killed and 18 in- plenty large enough for the pur- druggists. Money back if not de- OF TRULY ington Arms plant will curtail slaying. Con\ing Under _ Obser- jured. Hebron pose. lighted. .small arms production schedules Coroner V.’olsard declined to say how long it would take to com- vation of Police. Funeral services for Loren C. 30 per cent effective Jan. 1. Brig. plete the iquest. DISTINCTIVE HERE IS EYE-EXCITING LINGERIE Gen. Guy H. Drewry, commander Chittenden, who died at the Back- of the Springfield ordnance- dis- Juvenile delinquency has in- us Hospital, Norwich, on Sunday, mns REAL XMAS CUES OF FINE, LUXURIOUS, t m t said yesterday. creased in Manchester during the A company official estimated Furniture Burned; Nov. 28, were held Wednesday LACE TRIMMED LOVELIES . . . GIVE HER LIN- approximately Z.-IOO employes past six months to an alarming MANCHESTER last. Mr. Chittenden was 84 years figure. This statement was made old and had lived in Hebron for would be released and said opera- NOW PLAYING FRADIN’S GERIE, A GIFT SHE’LL LONG REMEMBER. pns might be cut from three Awarded S776.02 IT any years. For the last several last evening by William M. Mac years of his life he had made his shifts to two shifts a day. Both Kay of the Third Diatrict Juvenil^ 70 PtBASe YOU AMO s. thc\Connccticut Manufacturers’ home with Mr. and Mrs. William Hartford, Dec. 8—(/P)— Judge Court of which Mr. MacKay is pro- Woods in the vicinity of the Mill- Association and the U. S. Employ- W alter M. Pickett, in a decision ment Sc^ice reported, however, bation officer. He addressed the stream section. He was under hos- YOUR PRteM OSf tiled in Common Pleas court, has pital care for only two days be- that the\ovcrali manpower situ- awarded A. Sheldon Boone, New members of the Manchester Ex- ation in Bm gep ort would not be fore his death. His wife died some Britain, S77H.02 damages in bis change Club at the Sheridan and years ago. Burial was in West- substantiallyX changed, although suit against Frank Amodio, also there would Be many Individual told of the work now being done chester. of New Britain, for furniture dc- by the State. The Hebron town reports were dislocations. stiMyed in a fire. Nov. 28, 1942 at t- ! la Up To Parents ready for distribution at the ad- Raymond L, Frtmch. War Pro- the latter’s warehouse. Here’s the Golden Opportunity to Buy duction Board aH;ector, said ‘T find th at the caiiaes of deltn journed town meeting Monday changes in war production sched- The plaintiff claimed that the qUency vai’y,” said Mr. MacKay, evening, having arrived from the the Coat You Wanted for Yourself ules, reflecting changed fighting defendant "falsely and fraudu- “but chief among the five that printer’s. Delay in being received con'iitions. necessitated ute pro- lently represented” that the fur- responsible is lack of discipline at from the auditors caused two ad- Or for a Gift! posed layoff. French said the pres- niture while in the warehouses the home. It’s hard to understand Joummfents of the town meeting. ent prospect was that production would be covered by fire insur- why parents do not make home;life The reports show that the town demands here for 1944 wouldXbe ance. The defendant denied that understandable to the youngsters, spends $28,042.50 for educational 20 per cent higher than this yea; he told Mr. Buone that such insur- "Too much money appears to 1 purposes, which include teachers ance existed. the second greatest cause of our salaries, transportation to high and elementary schools, tuition at To Publish Dlrwlory Soon youngsters straying from the A Box of Furred Coats straight and naiTOW path.” con- high schools, text books and other supplies, janitors' services and ^OLE PROOF Hartford, Dec. 8—(>Pl—Carl A. (\iirl8 iMarlial tinued Mr. MacKay. "Only recent- liM HOPIIIS Foriherly to Sfi9.95 Vi. Gray, chairman of tjie Connecticut ly I found a youngster with a large other items. . Gi g T 0 U I 6 The town Is reimbursed by the Reemployment Commission, an- Time Extemletl sum of money in his possession and kblODII Not© Reduced To . $45-00 « \ nounced last night that a com- it took me a long time to find out KM- state to the amount of a little plete directory of all Connecticut where he was getting it. But after PLU S; Allen Jones In “Voa’re more than half the entire bill, but agencies and institutions which Washington. Dec. 8—(iP)—Con- the matter was straightened- A Lucky Fellow Mr, Smith” it still leaves the town paying $13,- Formerly to 3.55.00 are in a position to help service gress has paslwd a resolution ex- found that his parents had left 431.41 for the education of its tending for .8l3t\months the two- lying around the home with nc at- children, or nearly one-third of its ISotv Reduced To $39-00 men with problems connected entire expenditures. Perhaps all with their readjustment to civil- year period of th^^statute of limi- tempt at concealment. tations applicable ^ the courts this money could not be spent In ian life would be published within A Serious Temptation I wiser \.ay. but after the young a few days. martial of Rear AdnHral Husband ‘The feel of money, and the E. Kimm-I arid MaJ. ^ n . Walter people are educated moat of them .'■■iA things it will buy," usually either di leave town and settle in larger \ C. Short who were in c^mand of rectly or indirectly, make the Pearl Harbor when the Japanese MANCHEST CH places where there is wider oppor- Tailored Coats young.sters do most anything to tunity for them to make a living. struck two years ago. \ have It back In their hands,” he Unless the two men are tried TODAY and TOMORROW Other big bills shouldered by the HEALTH QUIZ said. town include its roads, towards Formerly to 325K98 and acquitted within the next six Is a W ar Condition YtS NO months, or another extension is the expense of Which the state Yol© Reduced To .. . $19-98 Although the question of Juve- also bears a large share. Receipts M OH litMlimludachKT □ □ granted, the threat of punishment nile delinquency has always been i W t INGLIISHED custom BUILT ENGLISH LIVING ROOMS for alleged dereliction of duty will of the town through its taxes and piecsent. it took the war to bring other Income amount to $43,721.57, Formerly to $24.93 DiyNUckpiiinriBT □ □ be removed. it out more clearly. He cited the Luxurious lace trim with During the debate on the bill The bonded Indebtedness,, of the finie embroidery work. Tea- conoltion of England during tbi town his been reduced to $3,600 Not© Reduced To .. . $16.98 2.90 B8|M|itiiTitili(iiisHyT □ □ which was sent to the White blitz Md what the Ehigliah gov- rose only. Sizes 32-40. mm House yesterday. Senator Clark by annual appropriations and by Di]rNfNlhpris$t4-nnNs7 □ □ ernments did to overcome what help from the state. It has been a iD., Mo.) demanded the impeach- was the d u m b er One Home F'cant A lovely rayon Slip with ment of War Secretary Stimson hard uphill work for more than Everybody knows that poorly digested problem. They released Boy Scout half century for the town to eye - catching embroidery. food often causes a headachy, aluggish and Navy Secretary Knox unless leaders, teachers and members of they order immediate courts mar- reduce this huge indebtedness in- White and Tearose. 32-40. condition. the Youth movement from active But you nay not know that Nature tial. curred when the Airline railroad Reversible Coats 3.98 SLIP service and sent them back to ci- »as put through many years ago. must produce each day about two pints The bill originally provided for Wool and Gabardine COftllCELlI of the vital digestive Juice—Uver bile— extension of the statute's limits to vilian life. Toda^. Juvenile delin- The Hebron Green school Is fly- 2.98 PANTIES to help digest your food. one year aftei the end of the war quency is America’s greatest ing its Minute Man flag for De- Formerly to $19.98 U Nature fails—food doesn’t digest with the Japanese but was revised Home Front problemX cember. in recognition of the fact properly—you may Mt irregular. And the Ym© Reduced To . $10.98 Matching Slip and Panties both in the Senate and the revision It is difficult, contel^ded Mr. that 90 per cent of the pupils have nmount of this vital digestive juice may MacKay, to pin the delinquency invested In war savings stamps. with detail embroidery. White, be still farther reduced. Thus, digestive agreed to by the House. upeet and aluggiihneas can follow each in any one particular section of The school also flew the flag Blue, Tearose, Black. 32-40. other in n viaoua drele that kem you To Buy County Buildings the country.. But since the 'State through November and hopes to LINED COATS feelinc rotten. Therefore, take Carter s Started the movement with '\its MUST WE continue the good work. It Is not Little Liver Pills because they start bile Norwich,. Dec. 8—ffl*)—Truateea present setup, the orly concerted the size of purchases but the per flosdM quickly—often within Chirty min- SAY MORE? cent of pupils buying stomps that utes. When bile flow inereaaee—you mgy of the Norwich State hospital re- action came from local authori- help your dimtion. Yon're on your way to ported vlas-„,night that they had ties. He then said that the Man- \A TERMI'TC CO-FEATURE! counts. fteUnccraaa all over again. Remembw— voted to purchase three bulldingb, chester situation was not alarm- The Rev. H. R. Keen preached you eamt get these tame results from laxa- a former -ounty home, school and ing, because the figures do not a fine and instructive sermon In tives that fail to atimulate the flow of bOs.- isolation cottage, from New Lon- show a reliable trend until there recognition of Bible Sunday at SL I.uivurlinis DiM'pl.v If you fwl headachy, liitleas, irritabla don county for $137,500. Harry baa been some past record to Peter’s Episcopal Church at 11 Llihi.lNtered IMalforni or deprMsed.get a 254 package■ i g e c M Carter's Schwartz, secretair of the Board make a comparison. In other a. m. Sui day. A communion ser- Little Liver Alla at any dnisstoreI today,tods; vice was held following the ser- WOOL llockerH for Take as directed. Tomorrow how at of County Commissioners, said the words, Mr. MacKay said that the "Him’ and alive you-U feel! trustees’ offer had been accepted. increase is noticeable because of vice. Mrs. I>wl8 W. Phelps pre- $39.50 the many cases which are now be- sided at the pipe organ and Miss ing referred to the court. There Nalda Norton assisted in the SWEATERS choir. Sunday school was held half CWIHKdKWflIumKMMHIHimMKWKHliflKWAMKflUKfWMfWMfiMlltIKW*’,; had been no previous record to new: ' different: Hollywood base a comparison on. ar hour before the morning ser- Average Child O. K. vice. BEDROOMS ^ Citing many cases which come .The public card party given at to his attention during the year Hebron Town hall Saturday eve- Sleek moilern linc.s! Beautiful walnut vencera! ning for the benefit of the Hebron there, were incidents th st would Full diistpinofing. diawer guides and host of Red Cross Branch was a huge suc- smsze the sversge psrent. ResG fine feature.':! An exquisite, enduring gift lessnese is snother fsetor slong cess. and the sum of $127- was real- with the wsr hysteris, thst hits ized. About 100 were present ac- your family will enjoy for years. the imsglnstlon of the youngster. cordlng-^o estimation. Bed, chest and driisser ...... ! ^ The door prize of a quilt pieced But on the whole the sversge Americsn kid is the best on esrth by Mrs. Marietta G. Horton waa Captured by the Rev. H. R. Keen vr and except in very rare caaeS they respond to advllje by the authori- after tlcketa were shuffled and '■i drawn from a hat. ties. lAlh/;i4*S||0W '.10. Leroy Getchell won first prize ui Solid .Mahogany > • During the business session the PerkHi Style , nominating committee rendered bridge. Charles Plnney was win- i Its report snd the following offi- ner In setback and Stephen Mosny SSCaSW t captured first prize In pinochle. 14.50 cers were elected for the next six STA1E :r,i"$ Refreshments of cake and coffee GIVETHE months: President,' Charles Fel- HARTFORD ber; vice president, Harold Reed; were served. Following the play there waa an auction of'cake. Le- BEST-LOVED MUSIC treasurer, Harold Suites. Board of control, Stuart Segsr, one year, *0HSmE roy Getchell acting as auctioneer. There will be card parties open BY THE BEST-KNOK^i Arthur Bsedor snd John .Wolcott, for six montba; Harold Richmond. to the public once In two weeks beginning January 11. sponsored ARTISTS ON Inter-club council tor two years, by the Parent-Teacher Associa- Ralph Nourse and Charles Felber. The club will hold Its annual tion. Everybody ia invited espe- Christmas party. Installation of cially those who enjoy card play- officers and ladles' night on De- ing. t. “LANE” hope CHES’TS AS SEEN^ IN cember 21 at which time George A huge pile of used clothing and Bowes, popular radio announcer, rags were brought to the Congre- “LIFE” will be the speaker and master of gational church Saturday and Sun- day and Mrs. Gertrude M. Hough, ceremonies. America's finest chest—and the finest gift you Mra. Ella Oetchelt, Mrs. Martha can giye. Superb modem design In matched H m world’s greatest Another?.. .They’re the gifts HlHs, Mrs. Annie Hewitt and daughter, Emily, helped sort and Bigelow and walnut veneers with AUTOMATIC TRAY, and artists are on Victor that keep on giving! Come in Proposes Customer Dividend 111,1 — 'Mohawk 9 .\ 12 Records. And Aat is , today and do your Christmas DAVT APOUCk • B0B8Y MAY pack. The clothing waa sorted out full ^4-lnch line of red cedar to forward to the dry cleaner and All Wool Hartford, Dec; 8—(iP)—The Der- BIUY wn LS * YOST SINuHiS heartwood $39.50 one reason why they’re auch shopping the eisy, pleasant, by Gas and Electric Company, or- rags were made up Into a separate ,Ruga .... $49.50 grand Chriatnua gifu . . . entertaining way. dered by the Public UtUities Com- 4 FAYS * ENRICA -.NOVtllO lot. The response to the request 8.98 COAT mission to ' show cause why it WALLY WANGERS BEAUTIES for the articles for war tom for- mm M 4.60 GOWN should no reduce iU rates, has EXACTlY.i^ PRESENTED.,///tr e'"n areas and rags for use by the ^ MANCHESTER Large Selection of Qiildren's Records msde another propoeal, tentative-, '•-’d'era was gratifying. It la rep- ly appreired by the commission, LATIN QUARTER, w BROADWAY “ted that the service men will ' use of the rags m cleaning Sheer loveliness in matching Coat and Gown. • Multifiliment Gown in a lovely . that It adjust its electric power wtm < mam ratee by means of a customer divi- TUES.DEC.I4 *r^.- J, y -nins, etc. Black only. 32-38. array of colors. Yellow, Blue, dend, It waa reported yesterday by Rev. Charles A. Downs, act- Pink. 82-40. Raymond C. Schneider, eecreUry pastor of the Congregational /V A ills MAI N ST OPPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL X Potterton’s• of the commission. He said the DUKE ELLINGTON church, baaed his sermon Sunday company probably would submit ;;.’ BAND StfOW on the Mth Psalm. He announced AT THE CENTER 539-541 MAIN STREET its proposal in written form by the that next Sunday, the 12th, will be end of the week. smimtttwtmmm • "white girt” Sunday, and those at- OPEN XSO»OAZ BAXIISOAP BVSMOiOft— Op«ABO«r W mS m MAIN SI. MANCffiSTH ■iii' SBaaawiMiBflniWMiw w a HWMjiiM awafliMSMPiw w w M i — n n w i . tattling g(g galtod to brine (Uts b • / officer, arc expected to rule Uiat Daiiaher Wins Million Women ^ | the business of the aesaion muat Jan. 19 Date he confined to iUma listad in the Servicemen Two State Tirms Must Take Jobs* call by Gov. Raymond E. Baldwin SELECTED, FRESHLY CUT Fourth Term Foe Session and. since theae will be non-con- To Instructor troveralal by party agreement, -the srs.'«lon la expected to last only a Balsam and Sprues Cut by Bill’s Changes \ THIS YEAR GIVE SOMETHING USEFUL Boston, Dec. 8 '.'Pi The New Kansas City, Dec. 8 l/Ti More few d.ays. England War fshor Board today Mpriden Re-EIrcls May- than a million women still must SuccesHor to Meade to ^jp^alerbiiry School Em - The list of matteca to be consid- announced issuance of nilings on States' ' Riglils Issue ploye Hurt Hi]) in or; Re|nil)]iraii!- .\Ibo be drawn into the labor flel'l tie- Be IX'amed in Speeial ered by the session, probably will CHRIST M AS TREES wage adjustment proposals by ten spite the shutting per cent raise In doubled. eurreni-late yesterday, sait^ also more than 15 per cent of the arm- i: course of his employment as in- Mayor Francis R. naimher of which expire on Feh. 1 were con- j MAIN ST. SERVICE STATION weekly earnings. The board also Meriden becariie the lir.st fourth- The wtmien workers. Miss Per- that the .special .session would be sidered certain to have top place ed forces would be able to vote in ' atructor at McTernan School. Inc., ll A Shopping D oy t k approved a rhodificatlon of in- termer in that ailver inahufaclur- kins continued in an Interview, will preceded by two days liy a special on the agenda. y 575 Main Street the 1944 elections if the Senate v; a Waterburj- school for hoys. creases rcquc.sted for office work- he drawn from the 14.000,00(1 wo- Till CHRISTMAS The accident occurred on Oct. ln)B community's hl.story when he elei tlon in the 26th Senatorial dis- vole plan becomes law. ers; one week's vacation after one defeated Dr. I’eter W .Skla'izien, a men, 18 to 60 years old. who have trict to name a successor to Judge 73, 1940, about twi year.s after .vear's .service; s 3-cent per hour no jobs and no young children. J He said the mechanical difficul- . Caahman had injured the same pliyslclan who was in the .Medical Stanley P. .Mead, of New Canaan. bonu.s for .second shift workers corps In the World W.ir, 9,289 Hard jobs wiil be "broken down M"ad, who was the Republican INCOMfc TAX RETURNS Bsae^^ ties in distributing and gathering days would elapse, perhaps too gifts hip while wrestling In another ac- and .' > ecnt.s for third shift, and to the point whi re Women can the ballot's would be too great to ' cident that was not connected votes to '4.8,36. The eliciion re.sull majority leader, became a .luvenilo many for hiji vote to be counted.” other ii-que.sts covering hiring and also retained for Renuhltciins the handle them," she said. court Judge July 1 and recently re- PREPARED CHOKT el Uma as arell as cash) Don')on't ’ t permit a larger vote although the Five Mailings Necessary with his employment at the step-iip rale.s and transfers to tem- borrow tinnaraaaartly, but If a loan la complete control tiny heUI of all signed hia Senate seat. to yosir advantaga, gat It from 'Peraonal' full servicemen's tally might be In his own state of Illinois, Lu- school. porary Jobs. The wage Int'reasrs Evtifnated Returna the deciding, factor in the presi- The award was made by the city ofTIce.s. ToTjt-l Only Few Du.vn with a minimum of delay. cas said, at least five mailings are were approved retroaelive to .Inly House Sp«'aker Harold E. Due Dec. 15th. Just come in. Or better atlll, apply by ilential race. necessary for an absentee to vote. compensation commissioner in the r>. 1913, the expiration date of the nanaher, son of Stale laibor Dewrv Is View$‘il pbotw—-call us, then make one visit to Comini.a.siiiner ( 'iirneliiis .1 .Danu- .Mitchell and Lieut. Gov. William Two Sides To rrohleni A soldier abroad would write to ; Fifth district and was appealed last company-union contract. Telephone Manche.ster 3208 sign and pick up the cash. Either Way Tliere are two sides to the prob- to the Superior court by the her an'l bmlher o( II. ,s. .Senator L. Hadden, the Senate's presiding you3l gat tb. sama oourteoua, private his county clerk asking for a cer- ConneetKMit Coke Co.. New Ma- As Top Cximliclate MUntlon that has belped to make 'Per- lem. legalistic and mechanical. tain form—there are several— on achool. The case was in turn sent .John ,\. Danaher. ha.-< inciea.M-d his aonsT Ametica'a 1st chmee loan company. I ven, Conn., and Cnited Mine Winning margin in each rn mpaign. Thi.v the lcgali.stic outline: which to write, asking for a bal- to the Supreme Oourt for advice. Workers of America, District 50, Loans are made here on your signature Compared with hi.s l,l,*»3-vote ma- Last .year Lucas and Senator lot. Ateit lac cf leg IxmI Local 12000. In' tins ease, the alone You pay only for the time you Green (D-RI). fathered a measure The clerk would send him the jority vesterdav. he was elecli'l bv New York. Dec. 8 . —(Ab Gov. kaap tba aMosy. A loan of SiOO ooaU Both aides admitted Ui»t Cash- board directed that the eonipany- •ao.60 whan promptly repaid in 13 month- which became law. Because of proper form. The soldier would from Wards li 7.33 voles in 1937, hv 2,218 in 1939 man had lost the use of his left union appeal be sustained and Thomas K. Dewev of New York Is insmutlve Inatalfmenta of SIO.OS each, wartime, that law voided in the fill that,out and return it. The leg by 60 per cert, 25 per cent be- their petition to ini-rease about and liy 3.596 two years ago. "the outstan'ling possibility'’ for for 3 weeks coeu 43c. Come In or pboDs today. case of servicemen individual state clerk would send him the ballot. cause of the second accident and 221 eniploye.s by S cent.s per hour Hunt Defeats itiind> the Republican presidential nomi- requirements that a man must The soldier would fill out the bal- In Rockville, Tolland i ountry 76 per cent because of the "p'o- be allowed, retroactive to the date nation next year. In the opinion of rejiister or pay a poll tax before lot and then have to swear to it gressive effect" of *he first acci- of the eontraet. .May 1, 1913, to te.xlile nmnulaeturing lentcr. Alf M. Lnndon, 1936 Republican before a notary public, if ho could .Mayor Raymond K. Hunt ilefeatcd Voting. dent. In appealing the case, the correct intrr-plant Ineipiities. candidate for president. Ti^tAcnaiFINANCE CO: This year, to simplify and speed find one. The soldier would then .school contended that the coin- Richard G. Humly, Deinorrat. etnt# Tliriitvr Blvlic. I.,andon, who plans to confer 2nd PInnr. I^lieeiie Him up the process, Lucas and Green return the ballot to the county “v" Bdasioner erred in awarding Cash- ni'phew of former I'. .S Rep. Wil- He H. Bmniig Mar. lelmiJVC .No. BUI with former President Herbert offered an amendment. It provided clerk. The clerk would then mail man compensation for that pai t liam ,1. Fitzgerald il).i of ,\or- Hoover today, taUPl —"1 don't being scarce, R. M. Sealock month lesa than the 533 the de- ing to that method the presidential follows; Samuel Abramowitz. 36, Attractive Thornewood Ties For Men— Lew Priced...... 49e of 39 Thomas street, Ozzie Sglem, . know what wa’rs going to do about thoughfully eyed th f' blue spruee fendants represented it to be, the election would be contested and 36. of Main street, Shelton apart- ¥ those bicyclists,’’ said Police Sergt. he had planted In his back yard. plaintiffs claim. The defond.anta thrown into the courts for settle- Harry Bultman as he looked over Finally, though, he bought a tree, ment. ments: Antonio Mellilo. 43, of !5 also represented fal.sely, it was Hamilton street, Louis Sofka, 27, n report on a collision between a much amaller and acragglier. He alleged, that each of the three (Tlie southern Democrats have tricycle and an automobile. The went out again to admire the one protested against invasion of of 4838 Lafayette street; $20 each, tenements of the proiierty was and Dominick Santossio. 28, of 86 . biejrclist, who escaped with bruises, growing In hia yard. All he found equipped with a ga.s hot ’ water states' rights in' another measure ¥ was 81. was a stump. heater. pending in Congress, a bill to re- Parallel street; Ralph Milano. 34. move payment of a poll-tax as a of 242 French street; Arturo Pel- pi e-requisile to voting. Their rea- llpini. 30, of 292 Maduson avenue Hocl^ soning pro'oably went like this: If and Larr.v Christy, 43, of 1889 Main 4- slates' rights could be ignored in street, $10 each. Sticks giving a vote to servicemen, then 'In fining the frequenters. Judge t he rights of stales to demand poll- Finkelstone said "we must dis- tax payment could be voided). criminate between those who have Re«'ommends Slate Action previous records and those who have not: although there is no ¥ Goggles The Ea.stland-McKellar-McClel- doubt Ih.H all are equally as guilty lan amendment simply- reeopi- of breaking the law in this particu- ¥ mends to the 18 states that they lar case." enact a law permitting absentee Hats .servicemen toivote and that each GIRLS’ CHENILLE HOUSECOATS |,98 state make up its own ballots for di.stribution by the War and Navy Morleiiseii Takes Sizes 8 to 16. Every young girl loves these glomorous housecoats departments to native sons wher- in closely tufted baby chenille with stunning over-stitched designsi ever they are. Oath as Mavor Boxing The states additionally are to They need no ironing! Pretty pastels. Tub alone. provide the War and Navy deparl- Gloves iHcnts with po.st cards to be sent to the men of the armed forces in HaAford. Dec. 8 — (A*i — State order that they mav write home Senator William H. Mortensen yes- for an absentee ballot. t.’rday became Hartford’s 49th Brook Thus "the single operation of mayor and the first Republican having the'^ar and Navy depart- city executive in eight years. ments distribute ballots to the He was sworn in by Democratic Tubolar servircinen everywhere is elimi- Mayor Dennis P. O’Connor at noon nated. in the function room adjoining the A number of states already have mayor's office in the municipal and Hockey provided for absentee voting by building as a large gallery of the HER FAVORITE GIFT! CHRISTMAS SLIPS l4 '7 0 0 their men in sen’ice. Some have incoming mayor's friends, leaders not. In order to do so they would of both major political parties and NEVJ AND PRETTY STYLES eJeyO have to pass laws at their next municipal employes 'ooked on. SKIRTS AND JACKETS SHOE SKATES regular legislative sc.ssions or'call ;In presenting to Mr. Mortensen Good gift ideas! Luxurious rayon crepe and satin slips, lavish with What fun you'll have choosing a skirt and jacket in her favorite special sessions. the staff which was carried by Thomas Seymour, Hartford’s first lace or embroidery, and cut to fit wonderfully wclll Procticol With the Patcnied Almost Insuperable Task colorsi Pleated skirts of sturdy port wool'in gay plaids that look so mayor,, and the gold ke^ em- r>ote: they have strongly sewn seoms that won't fray or slip, 9nd - Lucas says that the burden of blematic of the office, Mayer wonderful with contrasting jackets. They're well fitting ond neatly WARM FLANNELETTE GOWNS! distJibuting post-cards and ballots O'Conpor, who leaves after serv- they wash as well as they wear (an excellent recd^mcndotion , Side Guard and Ankje Support * under the adopted amendment be- .finished. Sizes 24 to 30 ... at 2.98. The jackets ore nicely cut in ing for sijc months, warned that In o medium weight cotton flannelette thaf’s wamr'without being because they wear beautifully)! Come fn and choose from OUr ’ No Coupons Needed To Buy Shoe Skates. comes an almost insuperable task "your task aa mayor will be no her favorite classic 3-button style. Wool and rayon in smooth for the services. -y sinecure.” bulky! Plenty pf fullness, too, to insure sleeping comfort. Classic fine selection today! Sizes 32 to 40.^ Time alone, he said, would a solid colors. 12 to 2 0 ...... 4.98 tremendous factor in preventing yoke style, ottroctively trimmed. Sizes S-M -L a seriveeman from voting and Pollre Chiefs Mother Dies adds: . , "Probably 30 states have a law Fairfield, Dec. 8 — (A*) — Mrs. limiting to 30 days the time elaps- Catherine Baker Bennett, 84, ing between an absentee’s request mother of Police Chief Arthur J. for a ballot and the time that Bennett, died yesterday. She mied-in ballot is returned. Ten had been ill only a short time. states ,h»ve limitations of 20 days Besides £h ief Bennett, she is sur- P: or le.ss. vived 'by six sons and three "The Arm y can’t use plane pri- daughters. orities .0 distribute the mass of cards and ballots which would ° Dowps 150 Clams on Bet have to be sent out under Uiis CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTS pliin. Torrington, Dec. 8— UP) —Jo- "Suppose a soldier In England seph Kerrs rotti, Torrington ' in- wrote back home for an absentee surance man, downed 150 clams in ballot and shortly thereafter was, 20 minutes Monday night to best For the. comfort of your dog give hiii^or trjjinsfcrrcd to Africa. The ballot Morris Dolinsky, Wlnsted gaso- would be sent to him in England line dealer by a dozen bivalves her a ne$v Dog Basket or a Blanket. 1 and would then in due time have and then they both sat down to to follow him to Africa or maybe a full-course steak dinner provid' FINE LEATHER GLOVES FOR HER |.98 w CHILD’S WHISTLING BUNNY by that time over to Italy. Many ed by the loser. They’ll appreciate your thinking of them, too, even Warm, and fun to wear becouse the bunny's heod on fhit cufa GIFT JACKETS THE MEN WANT! What could be more welcome than gloves like these! So expensive- If they can't say so except by their deeds. 3.98 slipper, squeals when pressed! Deep-pile rayon plush, cozily looking I So expensive-feeling, too! In soft leother, cut to fit well, falf ¥ Mms Hhr t* wear Wwee w«e) plaM iisrke4e''aaiaiw dsKy it eofntnH- lined, to give pleniy of worm comfort. Blue or r^ . Not rotionedi * aMy aad don’t g«4 In tite way! They’re srarm. dnraJrie *ewn corefully for dxtra weorl W inter colbrs. 6-8k4, Christmas Store Schedule ¥ And yoor kmtgot wUi Nhe the low pi4e«: Manchester Plui Open All Day Wednesdays Durins December. ¥ Open U ntil 9 R..M. Thursdays and Saturdaya. ¥ Open Until 9 P. M. Monday, December 20. Tuesday. De- VISIT OUR CATALOG DEPARTMENT—for items & Supply cember 21, Wednesday, December 22, Thursday, ¥ not carried in store slocks. Shop the Catalog Way— P'-pmber 23. Ckme Friday, December 24, Rt 6 hi person or by 'phone! r . T. BHsh, Sr. F. T. «ILsh. Jr. c' -ck. ¥ “If B'a Ha^ware We Have It* r.Retail Merchants’ Division, ¥ GIVE yOUR BUDGET A LIFT—with our Monthly . Manchester Chamber of Commerce. Paymebt Plan! SIO purchase opens an account— 877 M A IN S T R E E T P H O N E 442.5 1 ¥ for 6lore or catalog ordera! MANCHES'lEK i;raggft 8.'i9 «

bearing upon the case was forth- \ hausted, astimated Japanesa loss- Turkey Picks The Winntr iNavy Department announced to- claiBs, U. S. Marine Corps reserve, OUn John Beebe, 79 HoUieter I' Manchestpr Japanese Slaekeii coming from the hospital, where | ( Jiaiigteli Fall es up to Dec. 2 at 10400 killed Two From State street, Manchester. ? • Police Court May that three New Englanders missing. Father, OrvlUe H. BaUey, Turkish nculiallly has, up tu Infantas Death it was. stated McNeil was going: and wounded. Ids North Main street, Southing- today for a period of observation I were included in a list of 16 dead, Evpning Herald this time, played the game botii Rabaiil Activities; ' Si^vere B l o w A supplementary communique Among Missing 22 wounded and 21 mlasing on the ton. Antimony Is almost useless in 'and treatm ent. said fighting continued to rage ,its pure state, but combined with PUWLISHKU B\ THt. ways. Kven, after the Cairo /y" ■ ' Judge Raymond R. Bowers, in department’s latest casualty list. Beebe, OUn Francis, sMman, BERAU> PRINTING CO.. l.NC. Is Accidental Sergti VValter Thompson, ’U. S. In the southern and northern first class, U. S. Naval reserve, other metals la an important in- Hive a Coca-Cola =Welcome home IS B liirll 8tr«*I .'talement of Turkey's ’'closesl Fighters at Base Police court this morning, jfound Army was bound over to Superior (Continued from Page One) They Include from Connecticut:. G eorge E. McNeil, Sr,, o f 291 suburbs of Llnll, north of CHiaii,-;- Bailey. William U„ private, first missing. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. dustrial aid. MahchcBtcr. Conn. Liiiity" w ith B ritain, tlie U nited Court on three counts, of theft of teh, which recently was recaptur-d Washington, Dec. 8.—(/P) — The THOMAS PRRGUSON Police Believe Baliy 8#?- Spruce street, guilty followdiig tes- a motor car on Nov. 14, breaking spots in central China, said that General Manager .■818108 and Russia, Turkey still ((tnntlnued from Cage One) timony of ' eight witnesses- four from the Japanese. Pounded Oerohei I. ISSl and entering the home of Sidney little more than 300 men of the Stiff fighting also waa reportcii has on the books a pact of friend- focated While I.viiig in policemen and four civilians. Mc- VViersma, Hemlock street on lo4 Chinese 57th division had sur- In scattered areas in Hupeh and Publlabed Every Evening Bicepi ship with Nazi Germany. That in coastal waters, and a cargo ship Neil was charged/with operating Nov. 1.5 and stealing $63, and vived the bloody battle, which Sundayt and r^niigaya Entered at Its Ceil). loaded w ith fuel wa.s h it and seen a motor vehicle 'while under the Hunan provinces and the Japan- tba Poll Ollica at Uanchaarar, Conn., turn ia balanced by an alliance- breaking and entering the home ended Dec. 3. to explode off Kalinann, Dutch influence of intoxicating liquor on of A rthur Wilkie, 16 W alker ese-held city of Sinyang In south- aa Second Claat Mall M atter______with Britain. (The Japanese announced Sat- ern Honan was said to have been Susan N. Mace, 12-weeks-oid New Guinea. .Spruce streot a week ago. street on Nov. 26 and stealing $20. urday that they had completed SilBSCRIPTIltN rates Far to the norlhca.st. silence surrounded by Chinese troops. There is, then, only one thing daughter of Mr. end .Mrs. Jack- McNeil wa.s represet led by At- Thompson was AWOL from his occupation of Changteh.) . On» Tear by Mall ...... ?* SV continued to cloak the re-sidl pi a torney Jay Riibinow and the de- Per Month by Mall ...... J which brings such a careful neu- Army post for over a month, General Yu Cheng-Wan, com- Mace, of ."VS Ru.sscll street.* v.'aa heavy altack by aircraft earner fendant claimed that at the time Choice Names for Recruits Single Copy ...... J ”• tral quite openly into the Allied Prosecutor Raymond A. Johnson mander ot Uic 57th, whose epic Dellyered One Tear ...... SHOO rushed to the Manchestei Me- task force.s on the .lapanc.se-held of his arrest, at i2:4.5 a., m., Nov. told the court, as he presented a GIVE HIM SOMETHING NICE camp. It is Turkish conviction Marshall i.slands-in the' ('entral 28.,' U. S. .M EN AND BOYS WOULD REALLY LIKE! What we are going to get from bed in its.crib about 6:20 and taken to the police stetion and len was later found abandoned on heavy bonihcr'si have made another given a test by the police-officers Puhitthvrt Repreeenlatlvet. The Turkey probably also lies in the shortly after the mother had gone Avery street. Jultut Mathewt Special Agency — raid on the Stiategteally important and was' adjudged drunk and un- (fear Tork Chicaeo Detroit tnd realm of compromise. The pres- to its room and changed its dia- Andaman i.slamls in the Bay of pers. At 7:1.5 she was heatinc a fit to operate a motor vehicle. ^ a i o r i ______ence and agreement of Russia in Bengal a.s part of continuing day On '’s own behalf McNeil said ■bottle of milk to take to the baby ind,night Allied air attack.? on Alters Own Pants, .MEMBER UIJIT bur ea u OF the conferences concerning Tur- that he quit work the night previ- CIR<’|t|.ATIONS______and when she rcai:hed the room piithern Burma, it wa.s announced ous at midnight and immediately w kivi key probably means that Turkey the baby appeared to be ill so she today. went to a grill near the shop in X The Herald Printing Company. and her husband took the baby to Gets Himself Job Inc. aaaumet no financial retpooal* has been given complete reassur- Four-engined bombers pounded East Hartforo and had drink of blllty for typog-aphleal errort ap- ance on its traditional fears of the lospital. The investigation by Japanese installation.s on Chatham whiskey and a "short beer" for a pearing In advertlaementt in The the police led to the belief that in the Andaman group on Monday, > Because it’s 100% Luxury WOOll Russian inipcrlallsni. There is chaser. Then he went to the home Manchetter Evenina Herald______the infant, who had uinod over a eoinmun|f|iie from ihe .‘8milhea.st of his daughter and son-in-law N orth C am p Polk, L a.—i/Pi—Be- nothing lo Indicate, however, that on its stoniai h. had died of .suffo- A.sia headtjiiarter.s of Admiral rau.se the inilurUon reiUer at Wcdnc.ailay. Dpcenibop. 8 nearby and was offered a drink of we have offered Turkey more than cation. U ird I^Miis M ounthalten .said, and wine. He drank only a portion of C am p I'p to n , N. 5’., i.s.siircl him a i during the atlac k .shot down one this. We have not tried to buy As the re.sult of an investigation this latter drink, he stated, and pair of government panl.s two Will Willkie Dare 11? made this morning by Dr. Moore of a group of enemy tighter.? wlrich his statement was corroborated Turkey into the war with possi- he concluded thut the baby had attempted to intercept them. by two daughters of the accused sizes two large, Pvt. Illis Conway a way to revive old times It la a rare kind of political ble rewards to any Turki.sh im- died between 6:20 and 7:15. The Andaman island.?. Briti.sh and his son-in-law. Is in the tailoring ousinc.ss today. owned, lie off the lower tip of I courage which Thomas W. La- perialism. The funeral will be held tomor- I t wa.? b ro u g h t out in testim ony "I had such good lurk altrring —frpm South of the Border He’s delighted to find his own room unchanged—everything just aa he left it. We would be wise not lo, for row afternoon at i o’clock at the Burma vvhere they would of nece.s- that both McNeil and his son-in- my own pants," he said, “that my mont. head of J. P. Morgan & Co., slty figure in any Allied, offensive law had previously been coal min- He’s pleased, too, to discover other familiar things, such as, the pause that the Balkans would certainly not T. G. D ougan F uneral Home, 59 buddies started bringing their hat called upon Wendell W'illkie Holl street. Rev. E, T. Marvin of plans against the Malay penin.sula ers and 'ooth had been at various 7 Pc. Hand Blown Juice Set $1jS9 regard any Turkish army as an niisfUa to me. Soon, even the with ice-cold Coca-Cola. This happy custom is part of American home to demonstrate by positive leader- St. Mary’ii church will officiate and or Sumatra. They are the west- times affected by "coal rheuma- officer.? were cornin’ round." tism." ahip in the domestic issues of the army of liberation. burial will be In the East ceme- ern-most points occupied by Japan Finally the company raised a life. Yes, for friendly refreshment nothing takes the place of Coca-Cola. What we are most likely to get, tery. in the Indian ocean and last were This affliction, they stated, fund to buy the private a sewing day. And for Willkie now to dem- rendered the lower limbs stiff and Mexican artists in glass have created bombed by U. S. planes in Augu.st. machine and he was' able to rr- Have a “Coke” is the universal invitation to relax and be yourself. For around onstrate such c'pniage would then, is a compromise kind of Repealed Raids Reporteil the body unsteady upon arising this hand blown set to help with your Turkish aid. like that which Por- from a itting position retained p i^ the men from his profit.?. the pause that rtjreshes, — make him seem almost too per- The communique, covering ac- Conway says no one i.s more Christma.s Rst! Like much of the Mexi- the world Coca-Cola sunds for has become the familiar tion for the last eight dav.s: tolil of for some time, and his Inability to fect for the Held of politics. tugal has given In the Azores Did You Know surprised at his tailoring ability can glass on display in the Gift Box it is It’* natural for popular names without losing her own neutrali- repeated raids by both the 10th U. go through the police test wa.s at- greeting of friendly folks. Yet, the Lamont request of S. F o rte and the R.A.I>'. on R an- tributed to this trouble, which than Conway. In civilian life he of the antiqued Steigel type. Choice of to acquire friendly abbrevia- WlUkle is Justified. It is Justified ty. , Thai— goon, Mandalay, Akyab, Pronie, both the accused ' and son-in-law ran a bowling alley. Steigel green or deep amber. • OtTlIO UNOIt AUlHOSliy Of THI COCA-COIA COSfAMK IV tioni. 'That'* why you heat This is Important enough and Heho and other Japanese strong- said they had been affected with.. because, as Mr. Lament himself He-men Crochet C^oca-Cola called "Cokc”i satisfactory enough, and as im- Some steam locomotives oper- holds In Burma. Targets were They said that "coal rheuma- COCA - COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, EAST HARTFORD. CONN. suggests, aa every one else knowa, tism’’ had been caused by long portant to Germany as it is lo us. ate without fires: they store steam mainly road, rail and river tom- WlUkie has already demonstrated in thermos bottle-like containers. muniratinns and airport.s, but hours of labor mining hard coal in ,\kron, Ohio — (JPt — Don’t tell these huskies crocheting is a .?l.??y .01943 Am C-CCo« the required brand of political It means that, from this moment some gun positions were bombed low-vein workings, their knees bu.?ines.? fo r women. They are the WATKINS on, a campaign into the Balkans A nylon rope a half-inch in and fighter plane.? strafed enemy scaked in sulphur-water seeping courage in hit crusading on inter- ones at a war plaut here who diameter can lift a load of three concentrations. from the coal veins. national issuea. Whether that Is a hot possibility, which the crochet the big nets that cover tons. Twelve Allied planes are muss- Judge Bowers, though render- political courage has worked to Germans cannot Ignore. If they ing a verdict of guilty, said that the envelopes of the Navy's sub- GIFT BOX ing and 18 of the Japanese have hunting blimps. It takes 275,000 his own political advantage or not aren’t already massing troops The eldest son of kings of been knocked down. he Would entertain a motion to rie- open the case if any new evidence knots to make one net. remaine to be seen. . But Willkie there, they had better be. This in France was known at the dauphin. The Japanese have been c^xixsrotAs has, wh&tever happens to himself, Itself ia something, as can oe strengthening their pressure It it citlm attd that an average moved the Republican party''out easily realized from Ruaeian re- against Ameiican-trainef! Chinese ports that the Germans are using of 2,200,000' long dstance telephone troops guarding construction of Good Furniture of its isolationist crust, led the calls are made in this country each the Ledo road project and several American people and spurred the up reserves on the eastern front day. sharp clashes have occurred be- administration toward such major as fast aa they can be transported tween patrols of both sides, it was brings Christmas cheer and history-shaking dcvelopmenta lo the front llnea. Some of the pre-hlstorlc Indian announced, but the enemy opera- houses In Petrified Forest National tions have brought little success as the Moscow, Cairo and Teheran Monument, Arizona, were built of and many casualties. M G i v e h i m Conferences. He has done a great If They Are To Vote petrified wood. throughout all the year! and good Job—the same kind of Japs Give Figures Job which needs to be done on do- Senate debate on the soldiers' England imposed a tax in the tenth century to provide mo ley for vote bill featured a great deal ot You give him mestic issues. In order to do it, buyng off the Danish invaders. On Claimed Losses he has flown in the face of every political argument one way or London, Dec. 8—i/Pi—Japanese military and naval losses in the Chinese women centuries ago o normal standard for political con- another, and a great deal of ob- two years of war against the rouged and painted their finger duct, taking his stand unequivo- structionism like that of Senator United Stales and Britain have restful comfort nail* with name*, designs of con- been "about" 1.59,000 men against cally and honestly without any Danaher, who sought to kill' the stellations or animals. weasel deference to political pow- bill by giving It ridiculous provi- 277.000 for the American.? and 122.000 for the Briti.sh in the same when you give ers and factions which boast of sions. There w as. too, much lal'rf Seafoods contain from .50 to 200 period, a Tokyo radio communi- their control of special votes. of state’s rights. times as much Iodine as foods que said today. raised on land according to the la it in him to behave the same But there was, before the bill (On Dec. 2 Washington an- This year, more than ever, you’ve got to keep warm. U. S. bureau of fisheries. ADJUSTABLE if-.- way on domestic issues—where was killed, one clear statement of nounced the war to date had cost the United States 126,969 ca.sunl- And there’s no better way than wearing a pure equal great good needs to be done, why there must be such a bill if Christopher Columbus Journeyed tie.s, 27,481 of them killed In ac- W a but where the political perils are the millions of Americans now- to Ireland to check a report that tion.) CHAIRS and wool sweater like Shetlane. Knitted by McGregor aven mors dramatically present? overseas are going to be given an St. Brendan had once sailed across the ocean. The Japanese communiqiie^also lHOUDAY_GIFT BOX Cloes be dare do on domestic opportunity to vote In the nation- claimed the Japanese navy sank with the imported look you usually find only in 18 Allied battleships. 27 carriers. Issues as he did on foreign issues al election. About 10,000 different types of 92 cruisers, Y9 destroyers, 107 .sub- ROCKERS signal corps equipment were land- ^he gilt fi'e would cfioose himself! Lustrous whitq expensive Scottish sweaters, SHETLANE can —support the administration In the lack of such a bill, the marine.?. It claimed as damaged ed with American troops in North where it happens to be right and soldier vote will go back into the 13 Allied battleships, 12 carrier.?, broadcloths with the famous non-wilt Von Heusen Africa. be worn indoors or outdoors. For wherever you take positive leadership himself hands of the 48 states, each of >56 eniisers, 47 destroyers, 32 sub- jcollor ottoched. He'll oppreefote their roomy yet where both the administration whom,would pre.sumably have its marines and scores of other ships Columbia University with 769 Japanese lo.sses were listed by |body-fitting cut, and their finer lobrics. foundry- want warmth, you want Shetlane. Come in for and his own payty falter? own, absentee ballot form and,its foreign students ranks first among Tokyo as one battleship, two car- [tested and Sanforized. SmartjChristmas box gt net Does he dare, fqr instance, rec- own provisions as to how a soldier American colleges in the number riers, three cruiser.?. It subm a- of foreign students enrolled. yours today. ommend a realal bill when could obtam one of these forms. rine.?. •extra charge. $2.25, eiery politician in Washington Is In conirf-ast, any federal bill F’orly yeai's sfter ..Whistler's dmrmlned that his party shall would provide all men overseas ‘‘Portrait of the Artist's Mother" Try to Turn accept no responsibility for high- everywhere with one standard bal- wa.s sold for $800 it was insured for $500,000. McGREGOR er taxes In an election year? lot, which the men of the various Away rail? SUEDE SPORT COATS Does he dare take a forthright states could then mall home to There are 615 million acres of stand against all the pressure their individual atatea. There forest land in the United States, (f^onUnued from Page One) groupa which aie seeking to would be guarantee, in such a sys- or almost one-third of the entire' FLANNEL A genuine super-soft suede leather writh a plunge us into inflation? Does he tem. that every last man would area of the country. tired of being "scorned as 'south- full-bodied look that connotes QUALITY. dare check labor, where Roose- have the opportunity to cast a ern Democrats’.” It’s cut for comfort and fits with swagger Two thousand years ago in If the attacks continue, he said, velt surrendered? Docs he,dare ballot. There can be no such guar- Palestine, official matters were al- "we will find a party which hon- SHIRTS case. Leather buttons and carefully tai- cham pion .siibsidie.s as a necessary antee if the matter Is left to the ways announced In three lan- ors us not because we are south- lored lines. Get him one to go with his evil when Congress, incliuiing^he states. guages; Greek. Latin and Hebrew. erners and not because of politirs, The reason is purely a mechan- but because we love our country! slacks. leadership of his own party, bow^ Spain's American colonies had down before the farm bloc? Does ical one. The military acrvices already established five universi- "They might possibly drive us he dare call upon Americans to ere not organized on a "state’s ties when Harvard, the first In the out," he declared, "in which event realize and accept the realities of rlghls" basis. Kven If all the United States, was founded In there would never again be a man ■'i 1636. elected president of the United sacrifice in this war while one of states should act to pass laws States on the Democratic ticket. $ 14-95 hla opponents in the presidential providing that their blank ballots "British restaurants," a govern-' ... We can form a southern race. Governor Bricker of Ohio, should be offered to all their vot- ment-sponsored scheme, provides Democratic party • • • and wc Picture him enj'oying the relaxation comfort of specializes in promising _ Amcn- ers overseas, it would be hext to threo-cou|^se hot meals at an aver- will hold the balance of power in the gentleman photographed above , . , and we'll this country." cana that he will speed the end tit impossible to obtain distribution age price of 20 ents a day. wager your gift to him will be a comfortable chair Not ^ared fay Threats this Christmas! rationing? Does .he dare treat the for these ballota. About 100,()00 tons of shipping A statement by Byrd that he America^ people as if they were Thw is so because the Army it-, a year are required to transport would "have a good dea) more to » SPORT SHIRTS 100% WOOL intelligent adults on doiiiestic is- i self does dot know where all the a division of 20.000, men tvlth arms, say” unless Guffey resigned his The chair pictured is a Tilt-o-matic. Tilt it to chairmanship of the campaign Bues, as he so, suciressfiftly as-1 soldiers from a certain state may equipment and stores to keep it any degree and it automatically stays there until Fine rayon broadcloth. Beautiful supplied 1,000 miles overseas from committee brought from the Penn- SCARFS sumed them to he in his foreign | be stationed. It is also so be- tilted back to its original position. In blue tapes- plaids or solid shades. And what’s England. sylvanian the ' reply that "no Solids Plaids Stripes policy crusade, when every other | cause, as Senator Lodge who threat is going to scare me from try complete with * m ore.. .they’re washable. , politician seems to regard us as | made this argument pointed out, France honors ila gastronomic doing my duty." ottman ...... 09* / O hsroes and heroines. In a village Obviously moved, Guffey then a group of selfish morons Incapa- no slate knows where Its sqjdiers recaliled, after first asserting that hla of making an IntelUgant deci- are. or their aerial numbers either. near Grasse U a monument to the All-upholstered'model of the Tilt-o-matic in blue inventor of peach mslba; the crea- hs wjould be "glad to give the sen- tapestry with CCS $1.19 sion fof the benefit of the nation It is so because there are some atori from Virginia my history," $3.95 if An EXCELLENT SELECTION OF OCCASIONAL T.ABLES, both in .Maple or Mahogany, priced ' tor of camembert has a. statute at aa a whole? 10.000 changes of station a day in that he was indicted in 1921 "for ottoman ...... 00*Uvl Vlmoutiers; Madame ■ Poulard, an the alleged embezzlement of ■' from $8.45 up. In spite of the fait that Willk'o the Army alone. omelette maket,ikeL isIs ■enshrined at ^400,000, which I had paid to the Cogswell type rockers, some with genuine ma- 3^ LOUNGE CH.AIRS with Innerspring construction. Limited selection. Buy No" ! has already demonstrated the It is regrettably true,, then, tliat Mont St. Michi government when I resigned as hogany arms; blue, beige and . ^ Q fibre that is in him, in spite of unless there Is some federal pro- alien property, custodian." Brazil’s area is greater than burgundy tapestries...... Hr*/ • / O FUR-LINED J j f TABLE L.\MPSt although none have been manufactured in several months we still ha^'e a good the fact that be has already dem- cedure with. a standard ballot “Six or seven year later the that of continental United States case was nolle ‘ firossed,’’ he said. Others at $39.50 and $55.00 selection to choose from. onstrated more political courage vvhlch would be accepted and by 250,000 square miles. “I never engaged a lawyer." than any other leader of his gen- counted in all the 48 stat whelmingly reward sui;h' complete knowledge Uist they won't be able Dried vegetables were used dur- ried by the implications in the TAN , honesty and integrity,' we would to vote has apparently made ■ a ing , th e . Chvil w ar to prevent Byrd-Balley outcry. Solid maple Rockers, some with spring WARMEST SHIRTS $3.95 scurvy. GRAY SUEDE ■ hesitate to guarantee it. We don't majority of the members of the "Sometimes a man Just gets .something on his chest," said one seats; others have separate 7 Q C O The McGregor fabric In this nhlrt I* ;know whether such honesty would Senate fee! safe in denying, them Monkey fur was worn by the southern Democrat, “and he sleeps tufted seat and back cushions. 09O" the finest flannel available. It’s soft, comfortable and exceptionally warm. OPEN he rewarded simply because, in the right. But we doubt that such Ethiopians long before it was used better when he gets it off. Noth- A bur lifetime, it has never been tactics are good wooing of the by dress makers to trim feminine ing else will come of it.’’. Sleepy-Hollow type Rockers with mapi* He can wear It with satisfaction to B. D. PEA R L’S finery. WATKINS work or sport. Bright ted and tan ALL DAY triad. W e’re Inclined to- think the home voter, eithei. , , ' Maaa Prbdneilon drigin >5^ ■ a o T M s a s . INC. legs and arms; tufted upholstery. Blue, I colors. people would welcome Of the 93,000 accidental deaths WEDNESDAYS Appliance and Furniture Centre they would-welcome a Ught- in the U. S. in 1942, nearly one- EU^ Whitney, in 1798, took a Opium-Eater Camels CJ V o f M A N C H E S T E R 44.50 *"* 49.75 ahlning over a tea of deceit-, third were from motor vehicle ac- government contract to manufac- DURING cidents. ture riflee. He. made machine that m ay' be purely . wishful Camels coming to market in MEN'S SH6 PS toole that turned out gun parts DECEMBER on ouB: p a rt. B ut how Egypt are being X-rayed, since In the past 30 years, more than which, for the first time, were in- $3-98 907 MAIN STREET WELDON BLDQ. 'ul It would be to see. it officlaU found half-pound can* of 65,000,000 acres were ^allotted by terchangeable. From this he is Open Thursday and Saturday Evenings 9^ opium were being sm uggled in Advertise in The Herald— It Pays to sea it w ork: the Mexican government to 2,000,- knt)wn as the “Father of Mass . \ their stomach*. 000 small farmers.' ,, ■ - Production."

.y.' feel confident of their strength in WTHT—1280 11 Woiinded IS lhat area. After Battle’* Roar— the Qtilet of Death on Tarawa WMBC—1410 Expect Deeds Could Provide Equipment WDBO—1860 Today's Radio Needed equipment presumably From State could be provided under lend-leasc Billie’s Beauty Shoppe Eastern War rime T H E LIG H T T O SEE A H E A D To Show Full although It would take time to train the Turkish soldiers to u.se 22 Depot S(|uare Telephone 7»78 7:30 WTIC — Wii^gs for Tomor- 1:00 WTIC — Bdckatagc Wife;- 31 from New England The best things happen to those who Turkish Role it. The British hav^ sent some WDRC -- Home Front Matinee; row; WDRC - Easy Aces; equipment to Turkey already, but News; WTHT —News; Music; WTHT Music; WNBC Lone Included in List o f 4 8 8 It probably consists largely of WNBC — Blue Frolics. ^ Ranger. EAST HARTFORD are prepared for the worst. Prepara- small arms. Oddly enough, and 4 ;15_ WTIC Stella Dalla.s;!'7 45 WTHT Carol Sing. Announced Today. Nation Probably Will Indicating German concern oyer WNBC Kay Ky.ser. i 8:00 WTIC — Mr. and Mrs. Telephone 8-32:11 ’Turkish neutrality, the Nazis are Will Close Sa turd ay, Dec. 11 North; WDRC Sammy Kaye; ------tion is the secret of security. If you Enter W'ar at Strate- 4 ;30—WTIC Lorenzo Jones;, Washington, ^ c . 8—(Ab— The said to have continued their limited WDRC — Ad Liner: WNBC — WTHT Sam Balter; WNBC — shipments of military’ equipment to gic Moment \^Tien Her ’Hme Views the News. News. names of 31 New Englander# are have the will to do and the heart within ’Turkey, despite that country’s in- 4.45_WTIC — Young W Iddcr 8 :1 5 -WTHT Lot’s Learn Span- included in a list of 488 United Help Will Count Most. creasingly evident drift piward the A nd Will N ot O pen-A gain Brown; WDRC — Ad Liner; ish; WNBC—Lum and-Abner. Allied camp. 8:30 WTIC ^ Beat the Band; States solSlers wounded In ac- you to help forging ahead your assure The greatest contribution Tur- , WNBC — Glen Gray. WDRC Dr. Christian; News; tion in. the Asiatic, European, She’ll Adore Washington, Dec. 8. -tip}—Deeds, 5:00_WTIC —When a Girl Mar- key could make to the Allies, how- WTHT - Music; WNBC—Bat- Mediterranean and Southwest Pa- rather than words, are expected ever, would be the cession of air- ries; WDRC — News; Four Way aii«;e of security in the years to come U n til M onday, Dec. 27 Minstrels; Ad Liner; WTHT - tle of the Sexes. • cific areas, the War Department by Informed observers here to bases and permission to use the 9:00 WTIC Eddie Cantor; announced today. A Sea of 'Marmora and Its excellent News: Music; WNBC — Nevi's. j WDRC — Lionel Barrymore; is justified. bring out the full significance of 5 :15—WTIC — Portia Faces Lifo;j The New Englanders and next ports, including Istanbul, to land WFHT — Gabriel H e a 11 e r; Turkey's n^wly defined role as an WNBC — Dick Tracy. of kin include: Anglo-American forces for an of- WNB -Bandwagon. / Mediterranean area; aaaociate of the Allies, fighting fensive through the Merich valley 5:30—W n C — Ju.st Plain Bill; 9:15—WTHT—Gracio Field. / WDRC - News; Spurts'; WNBC Connecticut; Christmas Save all you can.— buy W ar Bonds Germany. into iBulgaria. 9:30 WTIC — Mr. District At- Blaschke, Pfc. Edward R.— The Impression gained from the I’nable to Hold Islands Jack Armstrong. torney; WDRC — Jack Qaraon 45—WTIC Front Page b ar- Mrs. Wllhemlna Blaschke, moth- and deposit in your Savings Account. latest Cairo communique is strong, The light British occupation Show: WTHT - Soldiers With er, 78 Lincoln street, Bristol. forces which moved into the Do- rcll: WDRC American Wom- Wing s; WNBC — Spotlight Robe that this role is to be one of great en; WTHT — Superman; WNBC Blass. Cpl. Adelbert—Ernest Importance. At the .strategic mo- decanese after the fall of Italy Bands; To be announced. Blass, father, 385 Main street, were unable to hold those islands —Captain Midnight. ment when her help will count 10;00 WTIC—Kay Kyser; WDRC Winsted. most Turkey very probably will because British Middle East air- This Year— Say Evening •'—Great Moments in Music; Couture, Second Lieut. Wilfred Soft and light as a cloud, bases were too far away to support enter the war 6 00—WTIC — News; WPR<’ — WTHT John B. Hughes; E. -Alfred Couture, father. 36 in sweet flowered prints Only Few. Know .\nswer them. The possession of nearby News: WTHT News; WNBC WNBC Raymond Gram Swing. bases on Turkish soil would permit MERRY CHRISTMAS Hopewell Road, » South Glaston- on white, blue or pin k ... Whether that mdment is close at —Terrv and the Pirates. 10:15 WTHT — Concert Hour; bury. the retaking of the Islands and the 6 15_ W T IC — History in the Head- W NBC-Listen to Lulu. quilted for warmth and T h e Savings Bank hand or in the indefinite future is opening of the Aegean Sea under Cragg, Second Lieut. Walter— a question that can be answered With Practical Gifts lines; WDRC — To Your Good 10:30—WDRC — Cresta Blanca Edward Cragg, father, 148 Field lined with pastel rgyon Allied air cover. Health; W THT-Sporls; WNBC Carnival; WNBC — National crepe, these robes com# la WKRB Ol i DS |! only by President Roosevelt. Prime Opening the Aegean and the use Point Road, Greenwich. Minister Churchill, President Is- of the Dardanelles-Marmora-Bos- — Sports; News. Radio Forum. , Felletter, Pvt. Raymond T., Jr. sizes 12-20. From Benson’s 11:00 News On All Statlona met Inonu of Turkey or their rank- phorus area, would clear the most 6;30—WTIC Guldtwi Serenaders; — Mrs. Anna Felletter, mother, 50 sov»5yS*c0sf^ ing advisers and Russian asso- WDRC — Village Barn; WTHT 11:15—WTIC — Harknessof Crown street, Hartford. of M anchester favorable Invasion route into the Washington; WDRC — What Is ciates. Like many another ques- Balkans, the Merich valley, which - World’s Front Page; WNBC— Mosca, Pvt. John P.—Mrs. Irma Uon decided at the historic series Feed Bag Frolics. It? WTHT — Hawaiian Music Mosca Bertonl, mother, 17 Wil- It leads past Adrianople into the Choice of Proud Parental WNBC—Music You Want. A Mutual Savings Bank of Middle Eastern eonterences the heart of Bulgaria, almost to Sofia. JUST FOR tots: 6 ;4.>5_ WTIC — Lowell Thomas; liams avenue. Mystic. THAYER CARRIAGES 11:30-WTIC — Author’s Play- world may learn the answer only A simultaneous large-scale attack WDRC — News; WTHT- Music; Newton, Pvt. George W -M r s . $7.98 ASABKIRIOTIC SERVICE Buy War Bonds and More War Bonds! when it is expressed in action. on Salonika probably would have WNBC — Horace Heidt. house; WDRC — Invitation to Julia Newton, mother, Lockwood Musfe; WTHT—Music-. That her destiny eventually will a good chance of succes.s. permit- 7:00--WTIC — Fred Waring; road.. Riverside. lead Turkey Into military partner- ting a second drive up the Vardar WDRC — I Love A Mystery; 11:45—WNBC — Chez Faree Or- Our Celling S' chestra; News. Piechowskl, Pfc. Stephen J.— ship with the Allies Is regarded as valley toward Yugoslavia. The WTHT — Fulton Lewis. Jr.; John J. Piechowskl, father, Syl- probable for two reasons—her Vardar valley, however, is narrow, WNBC — News; Adventures of 12:00— WTIC— News: Ramblings in Rhythm; WDRC — News; vian street, Norwich. strategic position In relation to the and more easily defended than the the Falcon. Rys, Pvt. Eugene M.—Mrs. Remember lo do some of Merich route. 7;15_WTIC — Nows; WDRC — WTHT—News. Balkans and her desire for a full 12:30-^WTIC — Design for Danc- Anna Rys, mother. Rus.sell street. your Christmas shopping voice In the-peace councils. Nazis Know Strategic Value —Harry Janies; WTHT - Mem- ‘MONTGOMERY WARD ing: News. Jewett City. Friday evenings until 9 The machinery for action is The vital strategic value of ory Lane. Scott, Pvt. Leo P.—Mrs. Oer- present in the Anglo-TurKlsh alli- these valleys la as wel’ known to P. M. This Store will be Quiet reigned when this picture was made of a lagoon on Tarawa T.sland hot a few short hours earlier this spot was an Inferno. tnide Scott, wife, 134 Tslman ance. and the significance of the Nazi as to / Hied commanders, and street. Norwich. ofien for yoor convealenee. Cairo meeting, announced last they are strongly defended. The Bodies of U. S. Marines, killed by fierce Japanese fire, float in the water and lie on the' beach. Palm trees, some stripped bare by the gun-fire, skirt the .scene and an amphibious tractor still hangs on the sea wall it attempted to navigate during the Marines' heroic and Weslocky, Pfc. Joseph— Mrs. night may lie In the reaffirmation Germans have at least three divi- Networks to Discontinue Johanna Weslocky. mother, 286 sions around Salonika, and have costly landing. (Official USMC; photo from NEA.) of this alliance by the Turkish South Main street. Seymour. government not only to l,he British been reported recently to be mass- ing troops along the Turkish bor- The sweetest Cribs to make but to the Americana and Russians degrees. A pot luck supper fol- surprise party lait evening by 25 Basketball Broadcasting der. There are also reported to be Surprise Parly any mother proud. New Crib For extra Safety—B eauty- as well. considerable numbers of German lowed during the .social hour. of his relatives and friends. Guests Value. ‘ Thayer glvea yon all •MONTGOMERY WARD Three Main .\venues Tolland were present from New Britain, models to suit any taste. All service troops in Bulgaria as well Jane Dillon will give an enter- theeh and more beeldea In New York, Dec.* 8.—OP)— While Arived from California to begin pre Broadly speaking there are three Mrs. John H. Steele East Hartford, Rockville and thli finlshee available— some with I perhaps 16 Bulgarian divisions, tainment at the Tolland Federated For Local Sailor new 3-tone color atyled listener response was classified parations to take over direction of main avenues . military approach rtie strength of Allied forces 1118-8, Rockville Church Sunday evening, December town. They presented him with metal Springs. coachea with all convenience the NBC symphony orche.stra for to GermsBiy: (1) Across the Eng- purse of money and other accept- ••fairly favorable,” network broad- now available to launch a Balkan 19. There will also be carol features. casting of basketball as far as NBC his share of the season’s concerts lish channel and through Belgium invasion, assuming Turkish co- singing. Seaman Second Class James W. able gifts. Games and dancing covering a 12-week period. li will and northern France: (2) Across Mr. and Mrs. Donald Graham bf were enjoyed and a buffet lunch Is concerned apparently wUl not be operation, is a secret known only The Tolland War Fund now Fitzgerald, who is spending a $13.50 to $29.50 $34.95 to $39.50 be his third consecutive sea.son the Adriatic and through northern Thompsonville, were week-end served. continued after last Saturday’s - ...... to the high command. Gen. Sir stands at $1,090, representing seven-day leave with his mother, transmission, an experiment, of the with the orchestra. Yugoslavia; through the .Aegean Henry Maitland Wilson,, British guests of Tolland relatives. Seaman Fitzgerald will leave to- about 91 per cent of our quota. Mrs. Myra B. Fitzgerald of 12 night for Sampson, N. Y., for fur- NEW SHIPMENT OF THAYER TODDLERS... .$12.95 game between Princeton and Dart------sea and the Balkans. commander ir. chief la the Middle Mrs. Lucy Usher has returned Many ; thanks to the Tolland Jun- mouth. Bill Stem was at the mi- Programs tonight; Only In the Aegean area have the Braiqard Place, was tendered a ther assignnnent. East, has the British 9th and 10th home from a visit at the home of ior Leaguers who contributed WATERPROOF CARRIAGE PADS...... $2.00 crophone. NBC— 7, Fred Waring: 8. Mr. t Allies had little hope of successful Armies, plus French troops In WE FEATURE *‘SNUO AND DRI” WATERPROOF CRIB A rather extensive list of sta- and Ml'S. North; 8:30, Beat the [ attack without the cooperation of her aon, Merritt Usher and family $17 from the proceeds of a dance Syria and a well-trained Polish .sponsored by them. MATTRESSES—PRICED A T ...... 910.95 lionstions carneacarried theuic k game,—‘ oc, butwu. iti. 1s ; Band Quiz; 9. Eddie Cantor and 1 atm another country. For with force of considerable size, but lit- of South Willington. Miss Maud Meacham of Hart- OTHERS AS LOW A S ...... 94.95felt baaketball on a network did not Alan Ladd: 9:30, District A tUniie.y. 1 the Germans entrenohed In Greece tle information has been allowed Rev. Paul Lynn, of Hartford, have the same appeal to the car as 10. Kay Kyser Hour, I and in the Aegean Islands. Turkey to circulate about these forces. ford was a week-end guest of wdll be the supply preacher Sun- Mrs. Lucy Usher. fcxitball with the crowd excitement ' CBS—7:15— Harry James band, i holds the key to a drive in this The Royal Air Force also has con- day, Dec. 12 at the Tolland Feil- that alway# filters through the mi- 8. Sammy Kaye from Hollywood, area. siderable strength in tht \^iddle erated church morning wor.ship Richard Usher has been trans- crophone. Despite the speed of 9. Lionel Barrymore, mayor: 9:30, I Airfields on the western nm of East, and the U. S. 9th Air Force service. ferred to a camp in Texas. POPULAR play Stem had nd diffleurty in keep- Jack Carson .ahow; 10, ^Greay Mo- ' .V., ' f. ^ I Turkey would outflank and make is based there too. Forces from Mr. and Mrs. Frank Williams Ing up with the action. However, Ynents in Music; 10:30. Morton 1 possible the quick conquest of such North Africa, from Britain and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schaeffer who have spent the summer in had as .Sunday guests relatives of the listener interest just did not Gould and .\!ec Tcmpletcjn. ! Islands as would have to be taken from Continental United Statek F O O D M A R K E T Benson'S BLU — 7:05, Falcon's Adven- Tolland have returned to New Simsbury, Conn. #cem to be there from a network ' /N * If a thnist into the Balkans were could also, of course, supplement 4UTT« ;1 il H 11- standpoint, he reported. tures; 7:30. Lone Ranger; 8:30. t planned. Turkey itself, in fact, is Allied troops now in the Middle York City for the winter months Approximately half the anti- J M A I N S T R E E T RUBINOW BITILDING Battle of Sexes: 9, Bandwagon: a bridge from Asia to southeastern East. . G. Roy Brown ha.s returned 7II-7I1 MAIN r m itT 9;30, Duke Ellington's music; from a biusiness trip to New York mony used in the U. S. in recent Dinah Shore, who since Sunday i— Europe, and the European section has been Mr#. George Montgomery 10;30, Radio Fomm. of the country, across the Darde- city. years was salvaged from old bat- tery plates, enble aheat'.is and (Letz)—her husband is now a cor- MBS—7:30, Halls of Montezuma, nelles. Sea of Marmora and Bosuo- Mi.ss\Marjorie Miller was a * Marines: 8;:t0. Xavier Cugat or- Moves lo Alin 111 guest of\^Hartford friend.s Salur-; other refii.se. Fruit and V e g eta ble Specials JJUKMWWWWiKAUKWaMmMKMU poral in the Army alter a movie rus, is a ready-made bridgehead In career—expects to be on hand as chestra: 9:30. Soldiers with Wings: the Balkans. day last. usual for her weekly broadcast via 10:15, Football trophy award. Role Still Uncertain Miss Mildred Clough of Tolland, K Boy’s M arrii^ BANANAS SEEDLESS GR.4PEFRUIT CBS from Hollywood Thursday Turkey’s role In the events to with her sister, Mrs. Harold Neff, 8 night. To replace its Sunday night What to expect Thursday: come may be active, with her army of Elmwood, are spending .several Get M ore , 1 3 c Lb. 4 for 35c 15-minute gag series. That’s a NBC 9:30 a, m.. Daytime participating in a Balkan offensive, Denver, Dec. 8— — A second months in Miami, Florula. Classics: 1 p. m.. Sketches in Mel- move to annul the marriage of Good One. the BLU on December or passive, limited to cession of air News has been recplve

AUCB CXJFKAM ognizable at a distance, -harry scientific and charitabl* Inktltu- bi puid the same rates m soldiers Smtits Sees (Knowa Aa 4|neea AUca) of that government. If for a prl arms opsniy aad obatrva tbs law* British Group Club House Free o f Debt SBIRITVAL MEDIUM tlons must be spared as much as of war. >od R ep orts Reprisal Fear posglble unless they’ are used for vate employer, at a rate agreed OUR MEN NEED Seventh Daughter at a Seventh Soa with military authorities. They LUNCHEON SETS Great War Bora With a Veil. military purposes. But It is up to The United BUtea haa 41 per> the home team to mark such must be fed, clothed and housed By Red Cross * B O O K S * Makes Report Keadlngs Dally, including Sonday, TsForceinWar as well as soldiers. Newspaper one tojhe equare mile. TableoloUi and 6 Napkina ,SHli Ahead 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Or By Appolnt- buildings and noltfy the enemy where Jhey are. correepondente, contractor’s em- \ ri^t. In the Servlee of the Peo- I* ployes and others may b "asslfn- $2.98 to $8.50 ple for 80 Veara. Unanchored mines are prohibit- OfTicials Give Details of (Hontlnned from One) ed unless Ibev become harmless ilnted” into an army and are then f^ a r d of Directors 169 Church Street, Hartford, Conn. Code of Etiquette Pre- subject to the same treatment as Work Done Here in the Phone 6-2024 within an hour after passing from : gratified by Work of great Allied confereflpes had vents Violating Rules control of the side which plants soldiers if captured. Relief socie- MUSCUIAR Last Three Years. "achieved unanimity far Exceeding them. Anchored mines must be- ties such as the International Red J^The Various Units. our expectations. Evcrythfng Is in Of International Law. come harmless If they break loose, Cross must be permitted access to I ACHES-PAINS order and moving to the greatest and torpedoes if they miss their prisoners. Letters, packages and , On November 19 the Sewing money orders must lie delivered to I F or Quick RolitI f*The regular monthly iSeetlng of conclusion for the century of . cen- A Feature of the'^New By lerm an R. Allen mark. group of the Manchester Branch, Submarines must desist from prisoners postage and duty free. I RUI ^ Board of Directors of the Man- turies. Washington—War is supposed There is no provision for treat- No. 208 of the British Relief So- “ Heavy fighting lies ahead -;of attacking merchant vessels if they <}te«ter Chapter. American Red to be fought according to “ inter- ment of interned civilians. MUS terolE clety completed three years of us.’’ Smuts said, \ SHERID A N cannot remove crew and passen- A oM . was held yeateiday after- SEND national law." gers to safety. Hospital Ships work, under the leadership of Mrs. Nees Danger Averted But It Isn’t . . . for a very sim- i ^ n In the Chapter office with Dr. All YOU CAN MAM REST A UR A N T Public Safety Ambulances, hospitals and hos- Fred Parker, president; Miss Em- "The danger that Russia, Britain ple reason. It is the responsibility of the pital ships must be “ respected and BRIDGE SETS ^ g e n e Davis, chairman, presiding. and the United States might win The reason Is that the Interna- T h a t b p o k y o u V e e n j o y e d — ily Hopklnson, R. N., vice presi- occupying power to maintain pub- protected under all circum- Tablecloth and 4 Napkins *ilie reports of the secrcUry and the war but not achieve at»oIute BUSINESS MEN’ S tional laws of war are little more lic .safety in occupied territory. ROOFING dent and secretary, and Fred D. \ than a code of etiquette. The only stances.’’ Such establishments or tfeaaurer were read and accented. : p a s t it a lo n g t o a man in uni- cooperation needed for wlnniflg the Property or labor may not be re- vehicles or ships must show the Baker treasurer. The 'Mancho.stcr peace has been averted," he de- real force keeping a warring na- $1.98 to $2.98 f o r m . L e a v e it a t t h e n e a r e e t LUNCHEON quisitioned except for the necessi- red cross emblem at all times. So ASBESTOS SIDING The report on Home Sem ee i unit, however, was started in Au- clared. \ Uon from violating them is fear from Miss Jessie Reynolds, Home | gust of 1910 and the Sewing group via*- ties of th" army of occupation. must stretcher-bearers. c o ll e c t i o n c e n t e r o r p u b lic Smuts teamed the Calro-Teheran of reprlaals. This explains why Requisitions must be in proportion ^r\-ice Secietnrj-. showed that 123 organized In November. the Germans are so careful about Spies may not be executed with- INSULATION SCRANTON CRAFTSMAN Qgaes were acted on during the li b r a r y f o r t h e 1943 V I C T O R Y The report aubmittrd by the of- meetings “ the most signifleant con- 75c to the resources of the community out trial. Scouts in uniform or ci- ferences for 100 years’’ and a.s.sert- the treatment of prisoners and and must not involve the popula- vilians or soldiers openly deliver- LACE DINNER CLOTHS month. B O O K C A M P A I G N . ficers is printed in full helosv. why they have been so ruthless in Expert workmanehlp. All work Miss Hannah Jen.scn, Nutrition "We feel we owe heartfelt od that what the world did not T^ItTomomi^^ tion ill military activity against ing a message to their own army guaranteed. Reaaonable Fricea. know about them was more impor- submarine warfare. They have few their own country. Requisitioned chairman, repmted that tlic re* thanks to many of the Sewing merchant thlps of tholr own which or the enemy are not regarded aa No obUgatlon (or aa aatlinata. $1.49 to $9.98 fresher-cour.ses for instiuctors arc Groups in the ehiirehcs, the Girl tant than what it did know. goods must be paid for Immediate- spies. A spy who rejoins his own Write. could be lost by reprisals. ly or else a receipt given and the well under way, and that a new Scouts and people of Manchester Action taken at last night's meeting enabled the Brltish-American club officials and members He advised newsmen—who view- In the broad sense International army and Ir later captured is not r]a«« in Nutrition is starting this In conaultnlion with his general for their help and co-operation to pay off the last mortgage on the elub house, pictured above. The photograph was taken on the ed the conferences from a dis- r'.oney paid as soon as possible. liable to treatment aa a spy. law la a code built up from cen- Enemy ships are liable to cap- Burton Insulating Co. week among the ladies of the Sis- staff, new energy anti strategy may these past three years. It is thi.s ' >l»y the club waa fumed over'to the members. Since that time other Improvements have been tance and received only commu- turies of custom regulating the Civilians who resist Invasion are terhood of Temple Beth Sholom. be expected to meet the sudden and niques, couched in general terms, ture on the high seas or in enemy subject to protection if they arc I8U Oxford St. Hartford GIFT HANKIES help that has encouraged us so ] made to the pri^^ierty. commercial, diplomatic and mili- waters. Ships on the way homo Mias Jensen spoke last week before powerful enemy tank thrusts in that w* have done such good | ______...... — and second-hand descriptions—not tary relations of civilized nations. commanded by a person responsi- PhuBe Hartford 82-4515 IF YO U W A N T when war is declared arc exempt, ble for them, wear an emblem rec- the Dorcas Society of the Emanuel the Kiev bulge; work. to pry Into the secrets, saying “ you \ The military regulations are church, and that organization is Railroads Destro.ved In Retreat are on a knife edge. A word and time is allowed ships in en- "During the three years a very contained for the most part in the emy harbors to make a getaway considering starting a cla.ss in Nu- Communications favor the Ger- large amount of used clothing has Local Soldier dropped on the wrong side might Hague Convention of 1899. They mans. They are supplying the Ships on religious, scientific or trition In January. been shipped by mall and express British American Club cause great harm. By your silence HEtP have beer supplemented from philanthropic missions are exempt. State Conference Kie\’ front over excellent highways to New York headquarters. The you are helping to victory.’’ time to Ume, principally by the and two railroads from Germany Prisoners of war must be hu- Mias Jensen also reported on the main office of the British War Is Wounded Geneva Convention of 1906, the manely treated, and protected State Nutrition conference which through P'olund. The Russians are Relief Soeiety notified us two Hissing Is a sign of extreme po- for planning any sort Hague Convention of 1907, the I Table Mats - Porcelain unable to use any railroad west of from abuse. Enlisted men may be ahe and Mrs. Dover attended in Weeks ago that the Manchester To Burn Its Mortgage liteness in Japan. Washington Treaty of 1922 and put to work on public or private New Haven. Kiev and few on the other side of Unit has sent them above the av- . I — -ii» II II I the Geneva Protocol of 1925. the Dnieper because these were cat«d ^uth of Kerch This year club members planted news. Before entering the service ALL F O R ...... lead and approved. The bridgenead ’ which Berlin are the children we are trying to Victory gardens which were among Herbert House, chairman of the help and brighten their daytf. Partisan Forces he had been employed at th Under- (3 Brown Points and 2 Green Points). said today was wiped out south the best In this section. wood Elliott Fischer Ckimpany of War Fund drive to be held next "For this continues three years On Solid Foundation Stockholm, Dec. —(/P)— The I apring, reported that his chairmen of Kerch. The Russians still are Hartford. ensconced In a bridgehead north- of work in behalf of the children. I-ong range planning and wise Zurich correspondent of the Stock- Vt aommttteea are pretty well lined New York Office lias notified management soon put the club on holm newspaper Dagens Nyheter up and that they arc prepared to east of the city, and the German OTHER THURSDAY SPECIALS I communique said relief attacks Manchester Unit U is entitled to a solid foundation and it has taken reported today that Gen. Draja SKATES carry on an axtenalve drive. a badge of mej-it. Smoked launched from there failed to an active interest in civic affairs Mihailovic had issued a proclama- CAR HARD STARTING? THe budget for the coming year, M..II.V Toys Mliipiied check the Rumanian .success In diii'iiig this long period. When war tion declaring his Chetniks would Elec'trlral and Carburetor Ladies’ Tubular •a approv^ by Area headquarters, "Our lust two months' .ship- broke out the club renewed its in- fight the partisan forces of Gen. Cheeking and Repair * * waa neeepted after some diacua- the south. ments liave contained many toys Beef Tong ue lb. 39c The bridgehead was shattered terest In home land progress in Joslp Broz (Tito) as enemies of a S|»eelBlty White Shoe Skates Mob. made at the workrooms, by friends the great conflict and various the Yugoslav government in exile. (Trimmed). 4 Points per pound. Dr. Davis appointed the follow- by the Sixth Rumanian cavalry, and from money donated to us; 29 ABEL'S auxiliary units of the club began The partisans on Saturday an- t#.Si! .HIIJIIJIIWS^ tag aomlnatlng committee, whose supported by heavy German ar- large cartons have been sent com- SERVICE STATION Pair tillery and airplanes, the Berlin an active campaign to help out nounced establishment of a pro- . , i duty It will be to provide a slate of posed of 18 cartons of u.sod cloth- the stricken people at home. 26 Coo|>er Street Special! And Up officers and members of the Board communique said. visional government within Yugo- 2 AND 3 CELL PLASTIC $ ’Jt '- . t'.- ing, 4 cartons of toys (104 stuffed Now, after this long period of 4.98 f t o f Directors for 1944:. Herbert Light German naval forces toys of all kinds), 4 cartons of slavia in opposition to King Pet- }•' .? j,4 S 5- j frustrated attempts to evacuate phuining, the property Is without er’s government-in-exile. It is ' Houae, chairman; Leon Thorp, knitted articles, 3 cartons of encumbrances of any kind. Within Scotch Ham lb. 49c $ 1.49 Mias Jessie Reynolds, Mrs. William the bridgehead, the Nazis .said. dresses. containing 110 new headed by' Dr. Ivan Rlbar, with Men’ s Tubular Cheney, and Mlaa Anna Sampson. dresses. a short time there will be a mort Tito chairman of a new commit- Popular for Any Meal! Flashlights gage burning ceremony held at the '11m date of the annual meeting "The members of Mon-Ypres tee for national defense. .\nd Up Hockey Skates waa set for Monday evening, Janu- Post donated $100 this year for club with appropriate ceremonies. WITH BATTERIES The present officers of the club Good Selection! ary 34, at 7:30 p. m. The regular About Town toys for the children, as they have The Spirit of Moderation Fresh Pork Hocks or Fresh Spare Ribs, boiard meeting wdll :be omitted In previous Christmases. With this are; President, Fred Dickson, vice Pair No Ration Stamp January. money we purchased 105 toys at president, Thomas Conn; treasurer, Fresh and Lean, lb. 23c .\nd Up Ellis Callls; financial secretary Telllco Plains, Tenn.—OP)— The $4.98 . Required! The Wonder Workers held the factor yand they were shipped direct to New York and overseas Fred Baker and recording secre- bear hunters had settled down for successful Christmas sale yester- tary, William Wise tho night around s campfire in Airplane Luggage! Nazi Push Forces day at Center Church House, with in order to get to Britain before Mrs. Hazel Finnegan, chairman, the riish of Christmas mall. The the Cherokee National Forest. The *stsr * Forks 29c each miles of the center of Znamenka Emanuel Liitheian churtji will partly dressed, and took him to Prints, Oil and Water In the area to the north and had hold a meeting tomorrow after- the E ngle^ od jail for question- MIRRORS ReprodnctlonB For Men and Boys Bet Tre»tgtrtatle» It Vital It lit Ctmmtkify. Advanced eight to ten miles in ifie noon at 2:30. ing. , They'^turned to the apart- ment, still looking for Kathleen, last 24 hours in the sectors' south 16 k 24 . , . .$5.98 80c to $4.98 39c and up And west of the rail junction I. and found her torn- body under Ifldoor and Outdoor Battle Against Great Odds Yanks to Return the (link. , i Thermometers . . 39c and up The Germans piled up a consid- Officials said Martz had been a ARTIST MATERIALS An entirely new neckwear fabric, lustrous and rich to the eye and hand, that makes and holda a perfect erable superiority In tanks west xarnival and circus cook, and re- VENETIAN MIRRORS AND EQUIPMENT $6.95 and up of Kiev. Front dispatches said the To Foriner Jobs cently visited his, wife in Aber- knot, and la wpinkle-realatant. Select several, in MEN’ S TOILET SETS . . Russians were battling . against deen, S. D.. on furlough. $4.98 fine multi-stripes, or broad deep-tone stripes. Each CQmplete with Leather Case. Indoor Barometers, $8.50 and up jpeat odds but holding on. Russian Simon said the prisoner claimed carries Wilson Brothers famous Wilcrest label, sym- Camp Claiborne, La.—(/Pi— If Drafting Instruments, bol of craftsmanship. Artillery was striking the heaviest he was drunk on beer and wine Etc. blows at the onrushing foe. The an army official survey made here Monday nlgbt and bad no recol- Taylor Altimeters ..... $5.95 can' be considered a cross-section OVAL MIRRORS BoWet 152-millimeter mobile guns lection of the girl or her mother. Abo Cheney Neckwear . . including the famous viferv aald to be taking a deadly toll of Army opinion, only two per On a radio-phonograph in the DRAFTING TABLES n f German tanks. cent of the nation's .soMiers ex- soldier's rooms was a record la- $4.98 23 X 31 *'Game Bird” patterns. $1.50 each. .Archery Sets $4.98 and $5.98 Isveatia reported the Red Army pect to remain in the Army after beled: "What's Gonna Happen to SKHS, Without harnesB . . . $1.98 Pr. and up I IhuI taken up strong positions in a the wai. ' Me?" other BUfTora At f IJW $10.98 and $12.98 Other Neckwear 55c to $2i00 •w dsfenae Una In the Chernyak- Eighty-six per tent of the men Plaid Auto R o b e s ...... $7.95 OV ATSA, 80 miles west of Kiev. here said they expect to return' HIU Doesn’ t H’m r Out ALL GIFTS ATTRACTIVELY BOXED. SKHS,'with harness. . . . $10.95 Pr. and up Thsrs was no note of alarm in to their pre-induction jobs. Most has from ths front. Corre- of them said" they arc doing .the Knoxville, Tenn.—iJP)— ^Henry nta AAld ths Germans ap- same type dt work in the Army Linebaugb’s home is under a big to be throwing everything that they did in civilian life, and hill. That was all right until McGILL-CONVERSE, Inc. | kel l er'S men's wear ' oould spars into ths Kiev bat- will require little "brushing up." the war created a shortage of au- PAINTS — WALLPAPERS — ARTISTS’ SUPPLIES Bd conssquently were running Twelve, per cent are undecided tomobile parts. Now Linebisugh, “At Indlvkhial As Your Finger Print" Advertise in The Herald— Pays trouble further aouth Around aa to the future^- and don’t expect whose "low" gear wore out, must 645 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 6887 to make up their minds until back up that hU\ for half a mile 881 BIAIN STKEET mSXT TO FEDERAL BAKE SHOP” 1 in Moscow and peace is a more solid prospect. Ri ta. in order to get home. SlVMiaHHiSIIIHBtallSlISSatataW

\ - . v PAGE MANCHESTER *V«N IN HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., ^WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8,1948 Officl-als Cannot Tell Expect Turks lA ir Artillery Which Way Wind Blows Ur"es Setting Flying Fortresn BIowh Uji Obituary Marlborough Milk Parley Bolton Jap Pillbox Blasted ou Tarawa The weather vane on the Ec|uital>le Line Will Act Soon » Mrs. Howard Lord Makes Plane Municipal building was re- Death* 5tra f!|,vdr Marshall 884-3. Baal Bamptoa moved this morning and work- Moves Fail PiKiiie 4683 men will reinstate it after To Tell Stand Mrs. Charles H. Islelb and Mrs. Top Weapon straightening and mending^ it. To Curb Prices •lames D. Logan The vane was bent in the Sep- Jartiea D. .Logan, of 137 Hilliard Ahniit 25 members and two Robert Lester have been recent (r(intiniie4l fruiii Page Oi,r) street, died suddenly Tuesday eve- (Oontinaed (roa> Page One) il.’iMwin Hf'lif'veh Vin- guests sttended the meeting of the iHii)4*Iiu4‘«r |4> of Manufacturers, out- blow" but since that lime had very close at hand." The broad- day evening at the home o f Mra. Mr. and Mrs. Chris S. Christen- a distinct list to the East. A controlled forest fire or a con- his life. He was employed by sen left here Sunday for St. Pet- lined these four cornerstones upon trolled epidemic of smallpox." United Aircraft, Pratt * , Whltniy cast. recorded by Reuters, said Hear KijporlH. Frank Boeio, Bolton Center. PreS' which industrial peace might be leak developed around the base the Cairo communique "can be ersburg. Florida, where they will of the vane on the roof which “ Will Be .No (.'oitiproinlse" division, in Wlllimantic. He was ident Mrs. Donald Tedford prcsld built: Ilepre.sentative Wolcott (R., a member of St. Bridget’s R. C. eummed up ifi these words; It is . HartfoTfl, Dec, 8 (/T) Giivcrn- ed and all officers except the sec- spend the winter. i ••1. Recognition of the pnnCi- is beifig repaired. Sergeant Gustave A. Johnson Mich. 1. ranking minority member church. a complete agreement on the or Baldwin, repot ting lack of suc- retary were present. Mrs. Harold Give a Beautiful plifi of collective bargaining; of the Mouse Banking committee problems of war,add peace." Dwyer acted as .secretary (tro tent. who ia stationed at Camp Camp- He is survived b y ' his mother. cess in altcmptH to ariangc a • 2. Recognition of the right of which drafted the anti-subsidy Mrs. Rose Logan, with whom he M'hirlwind of .Activity Mrs. Fran Paggipli who ia In bell, ' Kentucky, Is home on a employes to Join, or not to join cp’nfcrence with-,, Kcoiioinic Stabil- week’s furlough. 5Ui A r iiiy T a k e s measure declared flatly after lived; three brothers, John F., of The communique was reported charge of sending gifts to the men any labor organization: Byrnes’ speech that "there will be Quincy, Mass.; Arthuf J., of ization Director Fred M. Vinson, in service reported and read sev- The marriage tif Miss Mildred FRAMED MIRROR “ 3. Scrapping of the ‘class con- to have started a whirlw'ind of says he believes Washington offi- Irma Schwartn. daughter of Mr. no compromise." Springfield, Mass.: Charles, of diplomatic activity in Sofia, the eral thank-you letters she had re- flict’ Idea in 'labor manMOment ^ll. Caiiiiiio P<*ak; He termed the argnmeiit on be- Brockville, Ontario, Canada; three cials are "disinclined" to hear ceived from those who received and Mrs. Arthur F. Schwarm of relations and recognition that co-„ half of conliiiuarice of the subsidy Budapest radio asserting that the first-hand ivports about Uic Con- gifts. Mrs. Keeney Hptohinson Glastonbury and Sergeant Gus- This Christmflp* Various Sizes aud Shape*. si.sters, Ml.ss Madeline Logan, Mrs. Bulgarian prime minister had re- operation between men and man- program "demagogical anti politi- necticut milk situation. "resented, the Bociet.v," IVlth ah tave A. Johnson, son of Mr. and Brilish (io Ahead Paul R. Newman and Mrs. Michael ceived the Turkish ambassador to agement naturally follows mutual cal," and said that his mail offered J. Sheridan, all of Manchester. 1’hc governor made hit), retilark Ainertcan Flag in memory of her Mra. Gustave A. Johnson of this undeiatanding of each others abundant proof that the .’’people Bulgaria and then called a cabi- VMiterday after he had telephoned son. Ensign Ahdrew K. Hutchin- place win take place on Saturday, The funeral will be held from the net meeting. ’ V $7.50 and up problems: (I'ontlniiMl from Page One) arc beginning to' realize the dan- William P. Qiiish Funeral home, Vlnsqn’s' office but had failed to son. December U at 11:00 a. m. In S t "4. Incentive for investment an l gerous situation and possibilities - Despite ' her saicUite status, a\ reach the .stabilization director Tile "Funny Foto” contest pro- James Episcopal church in Glas- 22.5-Malrr .«Hreel. arsiSff a, rii. F r i-' tradition Of friendship with the work—a fair return for venture mit of Mona.stery ridge which involved in continiriiig subsidies.” day with a High Mass of Requiem per.sonallV. vided much hilarity and the tonbury. Miss Ethel Johnson, Have You a Friend or Relative Who Has ArH?Hc On. the other hand Kepresenta- Soviet union has kept Bulgaria out ncnmniling Higher Ceilings judges. Mrs. Oscar Kreysig and sister of the groom will be maid capital, and fair wages for em- the Germans had retaken in a at St. Bridget's church at 9 a. m. of hostilities with Ru.ssia and it is Ability? Give Them . . . ployes." coiinler-attnrk the day before — Uve .Magnuson, i D.. Wasif. i. who The burial will be in St. James’s A labor and feed shorUgc has Mrs. Clyde Marshall had a hard 'of honor and George Johnson of has Gonsisti^ly supported the questionable whether German, time deciding the winners. Mrs. East Hampton will be best man. OIL SETS — PASTELS — EASELS — CHARCOAL — Would Thwart Cooperation they found it littered with Ger- cemetery. troops garrisoned in Bulgaria cut milk production In Connecti- man dead .Mona.stery ridge is one subsidy program, said that its op- Anthony Mancggla won first prize, The couple will leave next Tues- CANVAS BOARDS — WATER COLOR SETS — Girdler said unsound and non- The many friends may call at the could force the country to resist a cut. and the producers, with the of the foothills leading to the top ponents lurU as yet offered no al- governor’s support, have been de- a box of soup, and Mrs. Renato day for Camp Campbell. Ken- BRUSHES, ETC. cooperative attitudes and prac- A Flvlntr Fortress exploded on a runway at the Lockboiirne nil base at Columbus. Ohio, killing Funeral home from this evening Balkan invasion in which the Red of .Mt Camino'from the south. ternatlvt/and that he would con- until the hour of the funeral. manding higher price ceilings. Cocconi was the winner of the pic- tucky. where Sergeant Johnson is tices of either management or la- four mcii. The post’s |)iihlic relations office said that the Army was in\c.stigatinc the "veiy unusual" Army participated. Guns ('oiiiiiiaiid Road tinue U) fight for it until he is La.sl month Governor Baldwin ture which was second prize. Mrs. stationed. bor would thwart cooperation for show ^ that there is some sub.>iti- origin of the bli'.st. but woiiM not elaborate. The wreckage is .shown above. lAP Wirephoto.l (The Hungarian radio, in a Clyde Marshall read "Song From p'rom positions on all the domi- •lohn .\. Sliiiilniir broadcasti recorded by U. 8. g o v - wired President Roosevelt about full employment which i.a indis- nating heights of both Mt. <-'anii- tuU'’^Tor keeping down the l osl of Heaven.” Santa Claus was present Husky Holstein pensable to the achievement of John Albert Stoutnar, of 351 Tol- ernment monitors, said reports of the matter and received a reply • and gave each member and guest no »nd Mt. Maggiore, Clark's li; Somersville Manufacturing com- land Turnpike, died yesterday at the Cairo meeting had evoked from Vinson stating that k con- Johnson Paint Co. jobs, frccriom and opportunity in gun!« now command the aoiithcrn Senator Bankhead (D., Ala.) iManchester Is (Jrowing Di'diiroV (iirl pan.\', was slain on Sept. 25 and a present. Mrs. Frank Paggloll ’’Vesta," a Holstein cow owned the Memorial hospital after an ill- "great interest" in Sofia. "Well- ference would he arranged at vho was in charge of the enter- post-war America. part of the road and valley predicted early Senate passage of F>cn in Charity Costs . , I I four hovs fouiul his body later which Connecticut dairymen could by the Nebra-ska School of Agri- ^ 699 MAIN STREET TEL. 68.54 “Industry must examine itself ness of two days. He had been a informed Bulgarian circles," it de- tainment closed with the reading tween Mignano and Caasino, An a Hoiii-e-approvcd bill to end sub- akc‘8 M a u d ' that day in a shallow roadside clared, "arc showing great re- talk with the stabilization direc- Two United States Marines, barely visible because of camouflage, hide behind palm stumps on culture, produced enough milk in to meet this test, as soarchingiy Manchester is growing as. I resident of Manchester for the past of Archbishop Spellman’s "The which the Liri river flows intq/the sidies .Fan. 1. Friends and foes 1 grave. , 24 years, moving his family here aerve.” ) tor. OPA Administrator' Cheater Tarawa Island as they blast a Japanese sniper's pillbox with dynamite. (Official USMC photo from one year to supply a child from as any other gi oup.” he said. "Mo- upper Garigllano. agreed to conclude hearings before shown hy the monthly report f.eaning'of Christmas.” - ---- 1 I’ ru.sccutiir Hugh ^M. Alcorn. from East Hartford. He was born To Name New .Attache Bowles and Pood Administrator Mrs. Peter Maneggia was cele- birth to college age. nopolies and any similar practices The three fortified village's from the Banking committee Friday. of the cost of rharity ca.ses. (Ciiiitimied from Page One) .h,, asketf Dr. Loui.v P. Hastings, NBA.) ' that prevailed in some segments Byrnes declared that "if Con- The cost la.st month was in Independence. Mo. Mrs. Stout- The Budape.st radio said in an- Mai-vin Jones. brating her birthday on Monday which Clark's British knock- another state’s witness, whether nar dic’d six years ago. Nothing further waa heard un- of industry in the past should gress kills subsidies . . . it will 679.38 while the cost for the otlicr announcement that a Soviet and the members aided in ths cele- A WARD FUR COAT IS AN INVESTMENT IN LASTING BE.\UT ed the enemy were Caimino. Ac- said. “ I asked him what it was for Bonelli still wiur alive when he Mr. Stoutnar was a retired rail- til Monday when the governor re- have no place in .any post-war quapenilolc and Coci^izza, three immediately increase food prices entire year. 50 years ago. was military attache had arrived in bration by the singing of "Happy Chapter has announcsd that a new MONTGOMERY WARD and he said he was going hunting wa.s placed in Mic grave, hut with- road man. He had worked for the the Bulgarian capital after an in- ported that Vinson’s secretary in- Birthday.” Refreshments of cof- program.” to five miles soiiUrw-est of Mig- seven per rent and the cost of but .?2.‘832.12, with it. " quoU of surgical dressings has|| drew the question when DeCaro’s railroad for the past 60 years, and terval of nine m ^ths, and that a formed him that the stabilization fee, doughnuts and cbqkles were Columbia been received and the chapel will 11 \ i Girdler said labor leaders like- nano. / living more than three per cent. ” State's Atlornev Hugh M. Al- counsel obircied to it. was a ,50-year member of the wise should use new-found powers A few hours before B.vrnes new Bulgarian attache would be director had been ill for the past served. The next meeting will be be open on Tuesday from 10-6 and 11 V (An NBC broadcast from Al- corn. .Ir, showed her the revolver Brotherhood of Railroad Train appointed to Moscow next week. week but would be back In his Miss Gladys M. lUoe wisely and not nithlcssly because giers .said a d v ic e d U. S. units of went on the air, the Senate Agri- 6 and again for more than two held Jan. 3 at the home of Mrs. from 7-10. hours on the morning of Dec. 7. with whiih the .state Claims De- Mon, A Reuters dispatch from Wash- office the following day. Aldo Peace The refreshment com- 575-12. WllUmantlc Division "if they disregard the rights and the P’iflh Army now were 1'* culture committee voted for a CaVo killed Bonelli, hut she said Mra. Raymond Clarke and Miss He leaves thiee children. Mrs. ington .said opinion in the U. S. Will Oontlmie Efforts mittee will be; Mrs. Walter Zut- Lois Clarke spent a day in New. Interests of others, the pendulum miles from the Camino plain, cent-arqiiart increase in milk Those sessions apparently drew she was not .sure whether that was >oiit Tow n Li’ittie Cummings, Mrs. Ora Bick- capital was that the Cairo parley where tanks can be used in the prices. The Senate itself put off Inonu in on the same subjects dis- The governor, stating he would ter, Mrs.. Eugene Brodeur and George Bedford returned Satur- York last week.. . will swing back acainst them. the gun DeCaro had handed to her. ford and John G. Stoutnar, all of heralded a full-scale Balkan inva- continue to try to reach Vinson Mrs. John Albasi. That always happens in this drive on Rome.) until tomorrow a vote on the Tru- cussed by Eden and Mcncmencio- She testified that she told De- Tile Dorcas Society Sewing Manchester, also four grandchil- sion as soon as the Allies are day from a trip to Lorsdo, Texas, In a few places. Allied forward glu in Cairo when the British for- and "make requests” for a con- W. S. C. S. Party "^1 country when any selfish groups man committee bill to grant non- Caro "I'm scared of guns. He 'said- group of the Emanuel Lutheran dren. ready. It added that "aqme believe The Christmas Party of the where he visited big nephew, Ser- get over-powerful." he added. "It units have begun working .down operating railroad workers a .flat eign secretary was returning from ference. declared: it was nothing, to be., afraid church will nieet as usual tomor- "His funeral will be held Friday Inonu may have given his as- "It will be no good if we can t Women’s Society for Christian geant Geoix* Peters, who la sta- happened to great financial inter- the west side of the new-won sum- 8-ccnts-an-hour rai.se in place !of the October triparfitc conference and she put it behind the p'oiit row night at 7 ;.’50 pi Red Cross afternoon a,t 2 o’clock at the Sec- surance that Turkey will directl.v mits toward the valley. The Ger- in Moscow. There was wide spec- get the three main officials con- Service of the ^arryville church tioned there as an instructor. ests 50 years ago when they for- the 4-to-lO cent sliding iwale ap- seal of the car. Headquarters in Center church. It ond Congregational church. The or indirectly facilitate the cam- will be held this evening at 8 p. m. mans who retreated to the north- proved by Economic Stabilization ulation at that lime that pos.sible cerned with the problem together Joseph HutOOns. who baa been got the country in their gyecd for Later that evening, sh ^ said is hoped that a large group will pastor. Rev. Ferris E. Reynolds, paign.” for the conference. Otherwise, in the basement of the church. DOUBLE ern slopes of Mt. Maggiore arc cession of Turkish base , to Brit- vialtlng hia parenta. Mr. and Mra. power.” Ihrector Fred M. Vinson. they were in Riverside park, make it a point to atten'’ -and help will oificiate and burial will be in Ladles’ Benevolent Party The industrialist told the NAM’s only a milc-and-a-half from the ain on roughly the same basis as we may expect the tame anewer; Laatsr HuteWna for several wseka With the rail workers taking a amusement place, a n d /'I reached with the sewing. the Stafford Springs cemetery. Sorry, but I can’t do anything The Chi Istmas meeting of the 48th annual conference—dedicated upper Garigliano, w'ithout hope of use of the Azores was acquired Squirrel Mascot while east on business at the East strike vote while their represen- for a cigarette and fmmd some bul Friends may call at the Holmes until I have conferred with so- Ladies’ Benevolent Society of the to "production for victory and establishing tenable positiona tatives press for congressional ac- from Portugal had been under dis- Reservations for Ihe Chri.stmas Hartford branch ot the United Air- cussion. lets ill his coat pocket. Funeral home from 7 o’clock this Congregational church will be held ACTION post-war jobs that government short of (that river. dinner party of the Co-\Veda, and-so.’ craft left 'IJiuraday for hia home in hina mink- tion on the raise measure, Byrnes She said there /Were about two evening until Friday morning at 11 III the Doghouse “In my opinion, the Connectl^ Thursday afternoon at 1:30 p. m. also had a real responsibility and Hlem Attack Clvilavec<-hla The prevailing opinion on the young married pgople of Center in the Fireplace Room of the Com- Los Angeles. said: bullets and add^. "I asked him o’clock. cut milk problems are vital enough Mr. and Mrs. Earle Saunders has added: U. S. medium and fighter bomb- "No group has a right to hold just-concluded conference seems what they \v«4 for, and he said church. Friday evening, should be hiunity Hall. The W. S. C. 8. o f to be that although immediate de- made at once through Mrs. Rich- Camp Van Horn. Miss.—i.-P)— to the national war effort to re- been granted letters of dismissal ACAmsr COLDS! ers yesterday twice attacked Civii a political pistol at the head of they were nothing that would harm the Quarryville church . and the "One of the great deterrents to velopments will not necessarily Brains Triimiph Oser Beauty ceive more attention In Washing- from the church here to the church war production and post-war plan- tavecchia. 45 miles northwest of the Congress ler of any adminis- anvhody- yney were just for squir- ard Lippincott, 7939. Others on TTie model mascot of the 718th- Ladies of St. Maurice have ac- OUE TO UCK OF VITAMIN A follow, President Roosevelt and the committee are Richard Li[ipin- ton than they are getting.” at York. Pa., where they are now ning is the uncertainlty as to the Rome and principal German sup- trative agency and .say that they rels” Camp Van Dorn. Miss.- kP) — field artillery battalion is in the cepted the invitation to attend ply base on the Italian, west coast, will strike. Any gi-oup which Prime Minister Churchill would cott. Mr, and Mrs. .Abbott Cha.se, doghouse-or, more . properly, the this meeting which will take the living and Mr. and Mrs. William AND COUGHS DUE TO COLDS over-all attitu-e of government Som etim e picviou.sly.. she .said, Soldiers here have learned it pays Vanatt were voted into , member- but the day’s spectacular achieve- threatens to strike in wartime un- hardlv have invited Inoiiu to Cai- DoCirrii had told her that he had Mr. and Mts. Charles Crockett, squirrel house. form of a musical entertainment dyed coney toward business." ro unless they had .something defi- .Mr. and Mr.s. Fred \V, Moore and to date a girl who knows all the ship of this church at the Sunday Girdler said there was need for ment came when American Spit- less the executive or the legisla- $1,800 worth of war bonds answers. Tillie, six-weeks-old fox squir- with the Christmas theme. All mi j * A i t Sow. fires met a dozen Nazi— fighters live branch of the government nite in mind. Apd the Turkish apd he said that he was going to Mr, and Mrs. Mark Hill. ______rel, who "drinks beer but never Ellin^on women of the community are cor- loming service.______, clarification on many points of president would not have accept- Weekly quTZ~trompctitions held White gifts for the ch ur^ school comAikt m*4 over the battle area, downing six meets its demands, is using a po- at the nearby Centerville USO toi excess, eats almost anything dlally invited to attend by the 6fcf—tlrrliHiilffW govemment policy, including those and damaging two more without ed unless he had something to asl^^,^ Saturday morning when ail Mr. and Mr.s, Louis Custer of Mrs. ft. r Herr hostesses Mrs. Mark A. Carpen- Christmas are to be brought next 2 governing termination of war con- litical pistol. The government ;iy iiioming pay off with prizes of free tele- but never gluttonizes and who 493-S, Bockville any Amerirtfit loa.sea. must say to any such group, ’Lay and give. Flasl Middle Turnpike, have re- never has been restricted to quar- ter, Mrs. Howard C. Chase and Sunday, Dec. 12; and the annual B«cau*« It doM chaw WHAT WOMAN D eiS N ’T f tracts, disposal of government- the troiitile was happening” phone calls home and steak din- Christmas exercises will be held at A large force of B-25 Mitehells that pistol down.’ " So far as could be learned offi- ceived at letter from their son, Mrs. Courtney Tucker. (»0thing*,manyMopU oivned plants and ending of war- He called for her at her place of ners. Both soldiers and their dates ters but makes no attempt to go 4 o'clock the following Sunday, hit Civitavecchia first, striking a Said O’Mahoney' cially none of the principals at the emplo.vment, the Fisk Rubber Co., Lieut. Robert L. . Custer, stating AWOL” (once she was reported Pvt. Frank N. Tuttle, son of Mr. Cnmiiuinlty Committee call for Father John’s time controls and restrictions. are eligible to answer questions, Dec. 19. Madicins at the fint looks so lovely^ . ;, ship, dropping bomba close to oth- "Workers on the railroads and conference saw any member of the in Chicopee Fall.". Ma.ss., about 3:30 that be is now located in Austra- missing but turned up two bat- snd Mrs. Frank Tuttle of Main Members of the Community In the aircraft industry, he add- lia. He recently completed his but prizes go only to the G.I.’s; Mrs. Irving Lohr will entertain sign of a cold duo to s ers, touching off an explosion in an in the mine.s who saw war plants exiled Greek and Yugoslav gov- p. m., on the 25th. "I asked him if terie.s away watching a ball street has returned to Aberdeen Christmas Party committee will FITHEI ed, "the cold fact is that this in- training as a member of a Libera- and they get Credit for Correct meet this evening at 7:30 prompt- the P.T.A. Executive Board at her lack viumin A, ammunition dump, and blasting pay extraordinary wages for in- ernments who are here, including he’d been to the bank to. get them answers supplied by their girl gam e); Tillie, the pride and joy of Proving Grounds, Mr., where he dustry will be bankrupt in 30 days railroad yards. tor bomber crew at the Army has been stationed for some time ly at the horne of (.•ic chairman, home on Tuesday evening for its Profit from chair ca> experienced workers can not un- King Peter or Kinc George. And I the bonds I and he said, 'No, he friends. CpI. Arthur Woerner of Long parience. Get the,/»^ JOHNI after the war if there is no proper Later, II. S. A-36 dive-bombers der.stand why they are tied down if either exiled government was Base, Pueblo. Colo. and will soon be transferred to Pa. Mrs. Ann Skinner. monthly meeting. was just kidding'me’.’’ Island City, N. Y.. and the entire On 'W’edncsdsy night of this way action of Father NOICWC solution of the contract termina- swooptul in, firing Wiirehouses and to an inequitable formula." pleased at the outcome of the She admitted after i-onsiderable Pvt. David Logan who la sta- North Sclittol Mrs. Minnie E. .Howard of Bol- Rome’s Colosseum, finished by 718th. has lost her dogtag. Joan Neron was the high sales- week the Grange will run another John’s Medicine—and tion problem." showering bombs around a meeting. They gaVe no outward questioning by Mr. Alcorn that on tioned it Fort Belvior. Va.. has re- Sh« loves to look hei Girdler told the man\ifaiturcrs freighter. ton. in referring to the article in Titus in 80 A.D., held 100,000 It bears here name and the man at the North School in the card party, In charge of the Ly- gft nsulis, yet is so practicall indication. that afternoon she had "noticed a .Monday’s Herald in regard to the spectators. number 0000000’j. turned to duty after a fuiiough in th* first session of their three- A-36s and P-40 Warlmwks at- l^iiporlaiil Events spent ;(t his home with his family. recent magazine drive. She .sold man family for the benefit of the NOW USED OVER 85 YEARS pratti«»t when she re- IA Reuters dispatch from Cairo peculiar odor" in the car, an odor j telephone directory of the vintage $20 worth of subscriptions and War Bond Fund. day conference that he felt recon- tacked bridges and road;; near the of "oil or kerosene.” .Mrs. Frederick H. Arens of laxes in the evening I version of industrial equipment Fifth Army front. said, however that Eden met King I of 1900, states that she had the won a flag. Second highest was About $7.5 \va."i nettl'd at the P. George II and Premier E. J. Referring to DeCaro, she said, I first telephone installed in Bolton, .Ntapic avenue has retcivet a let- Gordon Yates w'iih a total of T.A. ntntmage sale which was held Father John’s Medicine Co. And she\;^ll in one of from war to peace was not In itself Pounding east coast 8up|ily Loom After Talk!:i ti-r front her son Pfc. Frederick lines, U. S. Mitchells bombed rail- Tsoiiiicroa of Greoce, and King " ’He .said he had been washing the and has had the. service continu- .$16..50 and he won a dozen pen- last week. an unsurmountable undertaking ear. the motor, and he had got it John Arens who is somewhere urges everybody to buy War these I Mlly foyoo tof- and predicted that "before too long way yards at Pescara, Invaders Petci of Yugoslavia, Churchill was I ou.sly since then, through the Man- cils. All children who 8'>ld sub- Miss Anne DIx. production (I'ontimied from Page One) on hi.s hands.” ; Chester Exchange. over.-eas with the Marines that he Bonds and Stamps. felos, flotterirtg softly industry will be ready to perform smashed the town of Viacusa. and reported- to have seen Iraq's Re- ON ACCOUNT OF ILLNESS scriplion.s were awarded war chairman of the lo^al Red Cross She testified 0iat DeCaro had was well and had turkey dinner stamps. The Navy was the win- its appointed peace time tasks." R. A. F. Kittybonibcrs blasted gent Emir Abdul Ilahi. tailored rayon erbpes. German gunposts west of Orsog- conference is in preparation for proposed to her but that they had I The Jolly So and Sew Club held with all the fixings for Thanksglv- ning team. Turkish entry into the war, al- The conference was held in the not di.sciissed the date of marriage in.;. Tlie letter was written No- 12-20,38-44. na. heavily-guarded Mena house, site i its meeting last night with Mrs. though military action may still be or his financial situation. ‘ John Barnhard of 20 Moore street. vember 26, The planes also dropped food to of the earlier Roosevelt-Churchill DOC'S GARAGE New l*rii«>iier Korgotlrii Gives Third Talk delayed for a couple of months.") Under cro.ss-exaniinatinn hy I The members worked on Christ- Some little hoy or girl in the American troops in virtually in- conference with Gc.icrali.ssimo 5.98 A 8.98 Something Ileflnile In Mind Chief Defen.se Counsel Reinhart L. ! mas gifts and had a lot of fun vicinity of Job 8 Hill is murning New H-Ivt'll. Dec. . - A i accessible mountains on the Fiftli Chianc Kai-Shek. President Roose- 16 Brainard Place 8 (A’ l () iiExperieiiees Few here believed that the three Gideon. Itliss Lawler said that De- with "Little Ann Tillie Williams" the loss of their puppy. Some autfv janitor wlio cnteicd the courtroom | — BING O — Army front. velt, it was disclosed sent his own days of conferences—at least one Cahi had been depressed about j imaginary character. The 1st hit the little fellow and left in the coiinty building just before | of which was attended by the Brit- plane, piloted by Maj. .Otis Br\-an, having been turned down by the meeting next week will be at the WILL BE CLOSED him to die. ) ow long he hao been midiiicht ln.«t night was startled to j Tom orrow 8 0*Clock, Uar! Uc bnyt Vac Honda asgoiaa)). . •cat far War Honda and boy mg V nr Hnndae am edSwHnndej a veteran constable tn ynionvllle, U4.I2SHAINST. TEL.5WI MANCHESTEB |l 824.8*8 MAIK ST. TEL.HM snd, le employed at the Parsons LtumiMr Oampany. !rA(»B roUBTEEIf MANUHE5TER EVENING HERALD,^MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 194S Lodjre Seats PA Score Win Over Plant J Rationing Data ______■ - . ' ♦■. i Ti , ' ' ' ' ■ —-kii.T ...... FT-.'-i '...... r—...... —. """ n GIFTS FOR Its Officers Box Scores |No Evidence— ffark— The Furnished By Items of Interest to Local Wo OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION Fairfleid Grocers Herald Angle District Deputy ami B. F. T. Of Cambliiig Soldiers In ...... 4 0 8 Begional DepertniMit ot Infonnattoo Staff Iti8tall IvcatlerH of Smith, rf .... By jock Dwyer ...... 1 0 2 You’ll Peligljt in S5 Tn m oiit Street, Bostnn, 8, MaaMchusctU May If ...... Herald Sports Editor Tedford, c ...... 0 0 0 In Pro Loop Local Croup. Tight Game All-Amerleaa Between the Slip Magic Peterson, e ,...... 0 1 1 F a r Week o f Deoetnber 8-11,1948 deprive new coupons marked B-2 and C-2 get-together and pot luck supper giving them traditional holiday WIRE IDEA TO KEEP IT FIRMLY UNDER CONTROL. Shop Hobby Horses 98c ! rayon satins enriched with season at the Rec last night de- League Public Relations director, “ Sugar” stamp 29 In back of Boissy, rg ...... 3 0 6 these young men of what they are good for five gallons. The face for their New Year's party, the favorites, such as a plum pudding. now.,and plan your shopping through the merchandise which is Rocking Horses $3.95. lavish lace. Taffeta slips make fine feating the Soldier*. 24-22 in a denied today that any ’’special In- Book Four valid to Jan. 15 for flve Gullate, Ig ...... 1 0 2 have bt-n trying for over a period o f all g.nsoline coupons in ymii pos- tentative date of which 1s the fli-st Here arc a few hints for mak- written lip and featured In .vour daily paper and in these Wednes- Guns 21.00 up. See-Saws gifts, if it’s color you crave—the.v tiglit game from .-rtart to finish. vestigation” was In progress con- pounds. D not confuse with stamp Willis, ig ...... 0 0 0 of years, or since they started at WEMBLEY session must be endorsed in ink meeting night in January. ing a steamed pudding: Be sure day night Chrt.stmas Hint suggestions. If you’re stumped on what 27.95, W agons $2.79 to come in glowing jewel shades, as Smith of the winner* clicked with cerning rumors that league play- 39 in front of Book Four. with registration number and college. Admitting that Uiere are OfTIrers Installed to ttrease the mold well and the to give, these advertised items will help you. Make a potential 214.95. Dart Games well as costume colors; and the eight baskets. .When this soldier ep8 were associating with gam- Shoes state. 8 6 22 many row tn the service who The officers who will serve I.*dy pudding will slip out like a charm. list, at least, and though some thing.s are admittedly "hard to newest ones add a (losy print or outflt gets a bit more practice it’s blers. Aeroplane stamp number one in 21.60, Doll chairs 59c up in grand Score at half time, 11-10, Sol' should be mentioned and who un- Robei ts Lodge during the coming Pill mold no more than 3-4 full of get" there are many satisfactory substitutes and what is available two for extra eye appeal. Perhaps going to be a hard team to stop. He added that the Washington Book Three valid for one pair in- The oiTice of the Local Kationtng toys for the children at Potter- dters. Referee, Bycholski. doub‘ edly would have made the year are as follows: the mixture to allow for rising. will be found advertl.sed in these columns. Make your Christmas ton’s. Adorable music boxes 27.95 you won’t find just the type .voii Tile Wolverines had a tough 'Times-Hcrald which published a definitely. Stamp 18 in Book One Board Is located in the Lincoln grade If they had stayed at home- TIES Past President. Mrs. Louise Cover the mold tightly, either with shopping cssicr by referring to these advertisements before you up for “ her” and cute a.sh tray used to buy for gjft giving but time getting by the McCann team. story of such probe, had "M is- atUI valid for an indefinite period school opposite the post office. Of- But everyone contends that we Marsden; president, Mrs. Frances Its own cover, or lacking that, start out on your annual "g ift hunt." and coa.ster sets 50c up. Hot dish you will find ample variety and Had anyone of his mates aided a Ea.st Hartford Wotveriaea represented” Its information to the also. To control the black market, fice hours are as follows: Monday, should "ca iry on" In spite of the Elliott: vice president. Miss Emily with a double thlckne4lt\pf waxed plaques o f tile in lovely designs satisfactory quality- just be sure least bit Hilinski might have turn- B. F. T League (Gommlaaloner. Elmer Lay- Brentwood and Jantzen sweat- loose coupons cannot be accepted 10 a. m. to 4:30 p. m.; fUesday, Z war. Well if that 1* the case, and Wind resi.ttant, water resist- Hopkinson; first conductor, Mrs. paper securely tied on. Use a deep Pen and Pencil Seta— Ideal (or 40c up too, among a host o.f you know the right size, and then ed the trick. He .scored 20 points N. Smith. rf . 6 0 10 den, and had "misquoted” Lkyden. except with a mall order. p. m. to 5:15 p. m.; Wednesday, 2 4 apparently it is, why not select ers in cardigan types and puil- Catherine Jack; second conductor, enough kettle in which to boll It Christmas Christmas suggestions at Potter- buy with confidence, to give with and In addition turned in a good Oirtin.. if . 1 2 He said, however, that the the All-American. It will be no- ant jackets of processed fab- Fuel Oil p. m. to 5:15 p. m.; Ihursday, 10 0 6 overs. Plain and figured de* Mrs. Anne Parker: inside guard. to allow space for the steaib to Eversharp. Waterman and ton’s. pride! * defensive game. The winners had Bjorkiind c . 3 League constantly makes Investi- ticed on today’s sport page that ric. Period One coupons valid to Jan. a. m. to 5:15 p. m.; Friday, 10 a. Miss Rachel VIckennan; outside circulate above the mold, and haVp Shaeffers as well M other satls- the benefi^ o f several pre-sea.son H. Smith, sg . 2 0 4 gations of any rumors as a matter the name of Angelo Bertclll was signs. 4. Period Two coupons valid Nov. m. to 5:15 p. m.; Saturday. 10 guard. Mrs. Martha Sharp; treas- Look! , 1 0 2 a snug cover on the kettle to hold factor.v niakes |6.50 up at Mat- game.s and showed it. Owens, rg .. o f course and fhal rumors of an. not on the first team. But then 80 to Feb. 8. Class four worth ten a. m. to 12:30 p. m. —The tele- The.v Shall Come Back High Point Of Sacrifice urer. Mrs. Dorothy Belcher: re- in the steam. Set the pudding in thew Wlor’s, 99'7 Main street, to There was no doubt about the Woods, Ig ■. . 0 0 0 alleged player-gambler Ueup had neither was Lujack named . . . so gallons, class flve worth flfty gal- By Anderson M. Scruggs up phone number la 2—0494. cording secretary, Mrs. Eva Leslie; make grand gifts for service boys last game of the evening. The Torzo. Ig .. . 2 0 4 been heard by league headquar- what does it prove? Let us give its mold on a wire rack or trivet The cocktail suit is going They shall come back— the old, State College. Pa.—(iPc-Becau.se up ■ financial secretary, Mrs; Daisy and girls as well as evcr.v one In Polish-Ameiicans handed Plant these chaps all that is coming to in the bottom of the kettle and places this Winter! Completely forgotten things— she thought her brother, overseas ters. Potterton; chaplain, Mrs. Lingard; the family. a bad shellacking. Donahue car- 14 30 them . . . who knows where many hold their (Christmas party preced- have water reach a))out half-way fetnlnlne with young fitted When war’s colossal artifice is with the A ir Corps, would want to , “ An Investigation was made ing the regular meeting this eve- trustees. Mrs. Clara Hemingway, ried the burden tor the loscra but of them will be next year. It's up the mold. . jacket and slim flared skirt done; keep Penn State’s lion well fed, a MeCsum’s Service Station long before the recent Bear-Red- Rockville Mrs. Daisy Harrison. Here They Are! it could not match the P.A.'a quin- T. what they have been striving for ning, with a pot luck supper being Plum Pudding —It’s blessedly practical, too The summers asleep in dreams, self-sacrificing young lady offered B. F skins game ala* far** 1 know Lewis U. Chapman served at six o’clock. Elach one at- Those popular Shoo-Fly Rock- the vanished springs tet. Ever^’ plant on the P-A- bench .. 8 0 6 It is closeii,” Strickier said. “ It and they deserve it. One-half potird seedless rais- — looks wonderful with all her meat ration points for the mas- McDowell, rf 849. Bockvllle tending will bring a covered dish ing Horses for little tots, to thrill Heedless of all save love and ftot a chance last night and it ,.10 0 20 turned up absoli tely nothing. Sideline Coaching SCARFS ins, 1-2 pound currants, 1-4 cup your pretty blouses! (P.S. cot’s upkeep. HUinski. U .. and a gift to exchange. them CThristmas momlhg. 24.98, warmth and sun. would seem the Polish lads are up .. 0 1 1 There has never been the slightest Manchester High went down be- nutmeata (m ixed), 1 1-4 cups Especially recommended for Football star Aldo Cenci to Server, c .... at Benson’s. The quiet evenings by the quiet with another good team. 0 2 bit of factual evidence to substan- fore its bitterest rival last Friday SOCKS fiarred Heart Circle flour, 8 eggs, 1 cup molasses, 1 cup furlmigh brides!) whom she wrote the offer — sent Vlttner, rg .. .. 1 Sacred Heart Orcle, Daughtera lakes. . . 0 0 0 evening, Bristol. Listening in on buttermilk. 3-4 cup finely chopped her a photograph of the lion, told Cowies. rg .. Uate such charges ” o f Isabella will hold a (Christmas Watches Always Please and . Where peace suffuses through the .. 0 0 0 "U ntil something more than a conversatidn that -was held for Re-Elect Hunt or ground suet, 1-4 cup fruit juice her the mascot was now4ti the care Packard, Ig . party this evening at the Moose Espetdally at Christmas tranquil mind . . .0 0 6 pool-hail gossip and 'big shot my benefit 1 could not help but with wjnc or brandy flavoring add- o f a New York zoo. Boston Ties Donahue, ig . club with an exchange of gifts. Bennts and Bulova watches for Endless Warmth and W e«rabllity Like fragrances a night wind fancy ia offered In evidence, no wonder if thesi young men really ed. i 1-4 cups fl'no dry bread In Rockville both men and women are seen a£ Extra welcome this wartime leaves or takes. 14 1 29 credence can be placed In the re- kncn what they were talking 1 Legton Aoxlllary crumbs, 1 teaspoor soda, 1-2 tea- Chrlstthaa for hours of leisure ’’Ready, aim, fire!” says the Mfctthew Wlor's, 997 Main street, These shall return. The vexed once Score at half Ume. 17-14, E. H, ports. The fact that football games about. W ilfred a a rk . present bas- Stanley Dobosz Unit No. 14. spoon cloves, 1-2 teaspoon sll- comfort are robes and housecoats. ' Detroit 6-6 American Legion Auxiliary will alert homemaker as she packs the in a variety of ■it.vles and the.v are more shall find Wolverines. Referees. Bycholski more often than not turn out dif- ketball coach has done a swell Job splce, 1-2 teaspoon nutmeg. 1-2 Some beauties at Montgomery for better than twenty years. Republicans in Clean hold their regular meeting this good ammunition of healthful always so acceptable to evep/one. The still, unharried innocence of ferently than the odds-makers teaspoon cinnamon, 1 teaspoon Wards that are g ift winners'! and Hcdlund. There might hr times when we evening at eight o'clock to be fol- meat sandwiches into lunch boxes. dawn. For the most ahllcipute proves only that the Our big array of Ties makes it easy to salt. Suede and corduroy in sizes 12 to B> The Astu'cioted Press disagreed with him concerning Sweep; List of Those lowed by their annual Oiriatreas She knows good food gives energy The World at Ymir Fingertips The solace of a woodland’s seek- Behind by four goals with less gamblers ought to go to work on choose the correct ones. Hundreds of Prepare fruit And nutmeats and 20 for 25.98. lovely printed rayons ing ways P.A.AC some of the changes he made In party, ^ ere will be an exchange to defense workers and pupils. Students are not the only ones im portant step heHl than 13 minutes to play the Bos- F. T. an assembly line or on a section patterns to pick from. Who Were Chosen. dredge with 1-2 cup of the flour. 25.98, and gorgeous plain rayon Down silences men deemed for- B. the lineups but all in all his work of gifts, an entertainment program Hard-working Americans need geographically minded In. these ton Bruins seemed doomed to de- 4 gang. Beat eggs until lif^ t and fluffy, satins in beguiling colors in sizes ever gone. Greene, r f ...... 1 2 has been good enough to have and refreshment* will be served by lots of th» best food, and their days of world strife. We all want feat before the Detroit Red Wings 0 0 "Commissioner Layden will wel- Rockville, Dec. 8.— ( S p e c i a l ) — lunch boxes should furnish one- add molasses, then ^ buttermilk, 12 to 44 for 26.98 as well as The heart shall And, in these as ever take Fish, rf ...... 0 some of hie nietliods copied widely the committee with Mrs. Dorothy to trace the fields of battle and in the National Hockey League 0 4 come with open arms anyone who Mayor Raymond E. Hunt, Repub- third of it. That’s why generous suet and flavored fruit juice. Stir glamorous gay printed .jerseys In other days. Zwick if ...... 2 ail over the country. The two- Allen and Mrs. Elizabeth Poehnert you’ll find the globes at Kemp's la,-.t nighL 0 12 can come up with factual evidence up lican. was reelected fo r a second meat fillings in sandwiches, vege- In bread crumbs, then remaining sizes 12 to 20 for 29.98. Do see After the iMt projectile’s crazed Yost, if ...... 6 tcam syatem is just one example. $1.00 Interwoven socks, the greatest as co-chairmen. will make a valuable ^ d educa- But tlie Bruins surprised a on any person in the league mak- two-year term at the biennial city flour, which has been sifteu with the.se! release. Waiuhlfa c ...... 1 0 2 Sideline coaching never works out name in socks. Fit better and tables, milk, fruit, an l eggs are ao tional Christmas present for any crowd of 7,500 at the Boston Gar- ing a bet, regardlc.so of the size of All wriol. nlaids and plain coV election held In Rockville yester- Supper Tonight important. Meat ia the source of B Mda, spices and salt. Ada dredged Its ancient, sunlit citadel o f peace A. Kurlowicz, c . 5 0 10 to the mutual bcnefil o f any sport member of the famjly. Both on den by zipping the puck past the bet—or the perbon.” wear longer. day, with all members of the The Ladles Council of the Ver- flZitts and nutmeats and mix. Pour Forr o r Eithere,iini Mother or Uiiughter G’byc now. Guanino, rg .... . 0 c 0 and I do not think tha' the re- ors. Correct colors for serv- vitamins and proteins that build standards and tab)e models from goalie' Jimmy . Franks, or the Referring to hints that recent .1 Council being Republicans. non Center Congregational church muscle and keep nerves and bodies Into greased 3-pound mold, cover Both mother and daugh- Gryzb, fg ...... 3 0 6 marks 1 heard were justified. He icemen, too. 22.00 up. A gram f A tla s Book for wings, four times in tht next 10 leagfue upsets might have had a Meceslaur Racskowski, Demo- will hold a public chicken pie sup- alert. and stem for 3 hours. Serve hot Judy Kusak, ig ...... 1 1 3 knows how good hia ■ team ia and $1.00 too, whlcg includes maps of ter will welcome one of minutes to earn a 6-6 tie. gambling background. Strickier crat, won out for the third mem- per this evening at 7:30 o’clock, Five sandwich auggestions that with your favorite pudding sauce. the smart gay colored Wierzbickl, Ig .. . 0 0 0 acts accordingly. the whole world. The tying goal—and hia second declared league competition was IC up beer of the Board of Assessors, at the church social rooms. go as well with hot liquids as with boudoir chairs seen at C. Kurlowtcz ig . 1 0 2 , Infantile Paralysis To serve, slip it br.ck into th.-? mold -¥ ■ of the game— was rappea home by ao' ktfVn tfacre'nre "bound to be up- outrunning his Democratic mate Exemplify Degree fresh fruits and vegetables, are and resteam. This pudding will House Sllfi^rs for His Christmas B e n 8 o n's and only tile Veteran Bill Cowley at 17:27 Sehuiii, ig . 2 0 The most noted sports writer in up ADAM, WHITNEY — — $ 1.50 by four votes, 846 to 842. Damon Lodge,' Knights of pictured clockwise from the top, keep for weeks In a cool place if. T h ey y ^ tlll have some leather 213.95, to make the ideal gifL of the third period after passes sets" occasionally. the country, Graiitlaiid Rice, again M ayor Hunt who is head of the Pythias will exemplify the rank of (1) Miu^ed tongue: Combine after unmoidlhg and cooling. It Is soledyEveretts for men at C. E. from Cain and Jackson. This effort 22 3 47 Layden, he said- ,ilans to attend heads the committee on sporU payroll department of the Hocka- Knight on a class of candidates at two cups cooked tongue, one-half wrapped in heavy wax paper. Houge * Son and they do not re- Christmas Lingerie GW m A o f Cowley’s not only kept the riant J1 the New Yorlt Glant-Redskir game asking them to contribute for this and SHIRTCRAFT nom Mills of the M. T. Stevens A the meeting to be held this eve- cup chopped sweet pickle, one- in Washington Sunaay. but in- worthv cause again. La.st year And here arc two excellent qyire a ration stamp. Also sever- Lingerie is a practical gift sug- Bruins unbeaten on their home ice B. F. T. Sons Company was city clerk for ning. Guests are expected to at- half teaspoon prepared mustard, 0 teniia to return (mroediatelv after Manchester contributed over $'200 sauces for your plum pudding: styles in comfy felt slippers to gestion, and offers a delightful op- this Beajon, but pul him at the top Ltfvl. rf ...... 0 0 twenty years previous to his first tend from other lodges in the state. and mayonnaise to moisten. Good k. the .f'ame. The trip he declared, toward* the local fund a.i increase SUSPENDER^ y please every man on your list. portunity to give something u.se- c f the league’s scoring race. .Mordavsky rf 1 0 2 alsetioo as mayor two years ago. Annual City Meeting on Whole wheat bread, this makes Hard Sauce ful that is pretty and feminine as Cowley now has made seven 2 ^ has no connection with any inves- of some 2100 over any previous GLOVES Whatever your choice in slippers Sorgi. if • • • • . 1 3 He won out over his Democratic The annual city meeting put eight sandwiches. 1-2 cup butter or substitute for "him” you'll be sure to find it well. No girl or woman ever seems goals and 20 assists for a total of . 0 1 1 1 ligation. , , , , . effort. It is hoped that the local SHIRTS . (2) Baked bean: Combine two u ■J Ceraso If ... opponent, Richard Bundy, by 381 over until today will take place at I cup confestloner's sugar or 3-4 at C. E. House & Son and reason- to have enough frothy lingerie, 27 points, one more than Buddy . 0 J 0 In a statement last night L.iy- teams will again respond and do cups baked beans, four slices crisp Gunther, c .. votsa. This la not as large a ma- eight o'clock this evening at. the cup granulated sugar ably priced. and this year the appeal Is partic- O’Ciiinnor of the first place Mon- . 4 2 10 den said he Investigated all rii- it early this year. For those who bacon, crumbled, one-half cup Donahue, c . do not know Connecticut was bad- jority as two years ago, but at Town Hall. A t this time the bud- 1 teaspoon vanilla ularly strong since the wearable treal Cansdiens who has nine . 0 , 0 0 mor* and has leier found "the diced'celery, and two tableapoona Boyer, rg .. • ly hit in 1913. New Haven, espe- that time 450 more votes were get for the coming year will be 1 tablespoon brandy or sheTy. Christmas Wreaths and Sprays gift is the welcome gift! Laundry goals and 19 assists. Doug Bent- . 2 0 4 slightest bit ’ o f evidence of any cast than at yesterday’s election. voted upon as recommended by the mayonnaise (if beans are dry). Use sweet cream butter or sub- problems, too, add to the credit icy and Bill Moslcnko. of the Chi- Stone, r g ---- 0 collusion betw: n gambleis and •'nll>. That-is where the moiuy Everlast i n g i Sapienza, Ig • . 0 n The party workers stated that aty Council, which totals 2118,- Spread on long buns. Pack lettuce stitute. Beat It to a cream. When side for gift lingerie, since a gen- BUSTER BROWN cago Bla'ckhawks, and Herbie anyone in the profeasion.il football g-Kjs'. beys, and so why not get in separately to keep crisp. w r e a t h ,s Bnay who were called were either 9(M. light, add sugar gradually, beating erous supply is practically a ne- Cain, o f the Brtiina, are in a triple 19 I touch with tliis writer as soon as (3) Pickled vegetable: at M c C o n- 8 3 league. , „„ i possible and get the benefit games HI, or sxpreased no interest in the In addition the meeting will be constantly, add vanilla ana gra- cessity. tie for third with 2.5 points. One "We welcome factual evideiuc 1 cup green tomatoes ville’s made foil h HR Children's Buster Bruvvn ' Score at half time. 22-7, P^AC . ! played and over with. Please do tisctlon naked to ratify a resolution adopt- dually, the brandy. Turn into serv- more than A Carr, of the Toronto from anyone." he added. "The 1 cup carrot of t r e a t e 1 Referees, Hedlun*' and Bytholshl. not wait until the drive starts. Do I l l s RockviUs results, totals ed by the (Common Council recom- ing dish and plac ein refrigerator He’s Happy— He’s B<‘en Christmas Maple Leafs. penalty for belting ia 1 green sweet pepper greens, red White Shoes make thought- * Incidentally it was Hymie Bul- it now and I ’l gladly help any an as follows; 'Mayor, Raymond mending that action be deferred in to harden. Shopping at McUIII-Converse from the league, and it will he en- 1 rod sweet pepper berries, pine Of Ht f t OWN 1;; who was called up by Detroit ! team or teams in, any manner B. Hunt, r, 1219; Richard G. Bun- the matter of laying a tax rale 'So many Ideas for Harvard and Yale Out forceo swiftly and vlgorou-sly 1 cup cucumber t'untard Sauce ■■•ones, etc, ful Christmas presents. from the Indianapolis Caps in the dy, d, 888; aty Oerk. »F. Leroy until the second Tuesday In June, Oiristmas at Mc- j possible. 1 onion 1 1-2 cups milk .' >0 cents up. American League. Jack Adams, mUott, r, 1201; Maurice U. Spur- 1944. , Gill-Converse. .All New York—Princeton. Pennsyl- Dressing: 3 egg yolk.s Sprays a n d Detroit manager, had said previ- New York Frankie Kubiiiu. Ung, d, 860; a t y Treasurer. PiibUe Hearing kinds o f artist's CH0ICf....fR0M Sizes 2 to 12. vania. Dartmouth. Cornell and ^ Jer.s".v City- Jerry Kidreiio, 14K, 3 tablespoons flour 1-3 cup sugar victory wreaths 21.50 up and ously he had asked for Vic Lynn. 131 3-4. New York. outpolnie •Charles M. Squires, r, 1204; A public hearing will be held at supplies from lumbia hfive entered the ■;cw York, outpointed Mickey 2 tnbUs.ioons dry mustard 1-2 teaspoon salt grwid C3irhtmas corsages 35c. Bull'er started for the wings and Uilu Coatantino, 13’ 3-4, Ne>. Pioneer and Gotham flUfipend- Maurice L. Spurllng, d, 854; Sher- paints to drawing Basketball League race. Harvard "nkar. 145. Bayonne. 8. Hansf^n gloves are preferred the Council rooms this evening at 1 teaspoon salt 1-4 teaspoon vonilla. AT was sent to penalty box twice in York. to. era are always apprfiifiiated. iff, *M. Joseph Webster, r; 1205; seven o'clock to act on the appli- boards. Pictures and Yale arc out. Stanley Kulo, d, 855; Assessors, 3 ta b lesp oon s b u t t e r Oimbine milk, egg yolk.s. sugar Earrings to Charm “Her” This tnethe seconusecond period.pe n w . ■ ------^ for comfort, lit, sturdy, con- Clip-on and button-on fltylei. cation of Oliver C. Champ. Mr. 2 egg yolks and salt and cook stirring (con- Christmas to please mother .structiou and rugged look.s. •Clarence H. Hallcher, r. 1216; Champ is asking for Certificate of from sweet botany prints to re- urton's GUSTAFSON’S •Eugene E. Kozlowskl, r, 1220; eup siigaY stantly, in a double boiler until A marvelous choice of atone .set t'; Approval to operate and maintain , cup water , the mixture coats a metal spoon. metal enrring.s to please . her productions of famous paintings Brownbilt Shoe Stort; •Meceslaur Raczkowskl, d, 846; a motor vehicle junk yard on the and cunning statuettes of dogs in 841 Main St., Manchester Thomas N. Burns, d. 842; Aider- l-i cup vinegar Cool. Add vanilla and chill. Beat Oiristmas morning, in exquisite 105 Main St. Manchester Nine Navy Players on All-American Hartford Turnpike. designs, scrolls, and other shapes engaging poses— ai'd do see the Phone 5177 )c up _ men - at - large, •William F. Grind vegetables before measur- egg whites until stiff, add to chUl- In the Johnson Block up as. well as atone set surrounded Purple Cow in the form of an ash $ 1.50 Schmalz, r, 1213: •William C. Council MeetInK ing. Add 1 cup water and cook un- ed mixture. Tcxa.*< v.Trsity. Big and .strong, he with brilliants, ait low priced from tray. All moderately priced! ...... ri%ili,/Lini.., 194'.’ he moved his 200 odd pounds, Ross, r, 1208; ‘ Max G. Rothe, r, There will be a meeting of the til tender. Drain and mix vegeta- made the Longhorns' rooters cheer a t y Council this evening follow - bles with dressing. To make dress- 22.00 up at Matthew Wior's. 997 over t' - century course in 10 sec- 1219; ‘ Henry Hoermann. r, 1208; Clilekcn Hunt A Splendid Choice for the ".Man the way Me manhandled all inter- Harold J. Monahan, d, 851; Leo ing the annual city meeting. nig: Blend flour, mustard, aalt and Main .street. onds and gained honorable men- Young Married Couples butter. Add beaten egg yolks, su- In Your U fe ”- tion on two All-Am erica aijuads ference. B. Flaherty, d. 849; Warren Col- Longmont. C9I0. — — W h e n The men in your roster of fam- Notre Dame Places It was Heywood who made the burn, d, 841; James E. Rohan, d. T h e Young Married Couples gar, water and vinegar. Cook over “ FInnIe the Fiddler"— Pictures He has improved this year. In six hot water until thick. Pack Into Patrolman CHiarles Botlinelli ar- Come to Life ily and friends will agree unaiii- end-aroiind play popular again 854. Club of the Union CJongregatlonol appearances (tiefore **** „ ^ “,'’? with Southern Cslifornis. Pacific PAJAMAS ALPACA church will hold a pot-luck .supper hot jars. Process thirty minutes in rived on the scene chickens were Do sec “ Finnic the Fiddler.” a mously th a t. the expert tailoring moved him elsewhere l Bill piled No matter how many he has he still The results for the Ward Aider- ninnlng in all directions from Far and distinctive styling of the top CHRISTMAS GIFTS Coast fans say it is a sight for son, men were as follows; First, •Wil- this evening In the church social hot w ater bath, then completely clever l)ook for '•hlldren. As they Four on First Team np 817 yHid.4, a v e r a g i n g 6.8 every hasn’t enough. Ktcry conccivahlo style seal. mer f?j.vde Bellrille’s truck. He quality apparel thar comes from eyes to see the six foot, two inchei liam R. Dowding. 144; John U rooms with each member being turn the pages the. pteture.s come ------—------time he carried the ball. JACKETS (■It Goiri roast pork; Slice roast chased one headed westerly. Police Glenney’s Men’s Shop' rates A-1 do his stuff. On top of tliat, Ralph’s to plea.se the mo.st exurtinp man. Moran, d, 101; Second, ♦George W. asked to bring a 10c grab-bag to life under their fingertips. The.v pork very thin, lay slices on home- Chief Mites McPhlllips. who hap- can move them and make them lo with them. They carry the favored passes shd consistent booting art- Scheiner, r, 275: John MeWnatry, pre.sent and their own table serv- From two of the rea.sons why the Trojan.-^ ice.’ The committee in charge in- rnadr white bread, and top with pened along, 'chaaed one to the wonders. 21.00 at The Dewey- Interwoven Hosiery, Hansen AP SucrUKHIW' W. Wolvrrlne. Irat to Notro D.mr. d, 97; Third. ‘ W alter E. Beithold, apple sauce, apple butter, picca- east. Then all of the spectators Gloves ( and three well-known are slated for the Rose Bowl. r, 488; John A. Schliphack, d. 372; cludes Dorothy and Winifred Richman Co,, and also a vast as- New York, Dec. 8--T^re “ jL ^ Bruce Smith *nd DlckjDoley lugged the pigskin 24 times lilli, chopped watermelon pickles, joined in the fun and soon every- sortment of other educational and makes o( men's shirts. The smart Steber and Brown were all that to Fourth, •Richard P. Hiller, r, 3.'52; Kloter, chairmen: Ray and Judy popular song in W orld W ar ^ „ „ the big team in 1941. ’and picked up 135 yards any (loach coiil(i ask for in guards. or fniit relish. one of Farmer Beilvllle’a chicks entertaining children’s )K>oks for Airman jackets for women too, CHENEYS went something like this. 'Th 8^ ^ places on, the mostest dUtance any back hM William Golick, d, 270. Ijiitton, Phyllis and Carl Morrell, They were stonewalls on defense and Edward and Mae Glanz. (.I) Liver'sausage with mus- was back In their .sack. every age. from 25c up. 24.95 and $6.95, and the Victory N avy took you over and the Na y xiI-Am erica squad, the mid- notched against k rank Leahy s f/< BaMketbull tard pickles: Mash, liver sausage, Dickie, made by the manufactur- Every member of the family breaking through in more than Thursday night, December 9. will bring you back. landed 12 men. The east, .boy* all year. one game To snare a bill carrier, mix ,wlth mayonnaise, spread on ers of well-known men’s sbirts, The first part of ^baMittle duty ww AjinapoU* Oraham Called Greatest there will be two games of basket- rye bread and top with mustard 21.00 to please "her” for Xmas. will be delighted with the or pasaer. Neither one of them had b ^ l at the Maple street school is what happened to college foot . .wav erabbed eight post- Additional Books pickles.' ' splendid nelcction of attractive ball this year-the Navy took over j boMin* »way grah^d^i^^ Moving slong to Graham, mid- a bad game all seaaon and that gym. In the first, game of the — New Edition — Oo(»slonal Tables to Make Your west football fans are calling is w hy -they were chosen over an double bill the Gltlcn Seiwice Sta- gifts. In fact. Navy ^ ^ iV T e a m f Ih fs o m six; the far him Northwestern’s greatest back unusually good aaaortraent. of ------Home More Lovable and Livable as to grab nine places on the - .our- the southwest, two ADAM, LONG > 7 tion five will meet the All-Rock- At Cheiiev Library You will find dependable quali- since the heyday of Pug Rentner guards. viUe seconds at 7;)5 p. m. The Juice Teiulerizes The new edition of the popular ty, in the very smartest styling in HOURS D AILY; 8 A. M. TO 8 P. M. annual College and the Rocky Mountains, one. in 1932. Otto was a poii^er whether Last, but not leist. is Arm y’s t s. main attraction of the evening will shirtwaist dress has a front clos- occasional tables of maple and SATURDAY: 8 A. M. TO 5 P. M. he was running, passing, kicking, center Myslinskl, one of thi smart- be the • All-Rockville Big Five NO ^ 1.0- New books added at the Mary Tojigliesl Steaks ing placket—ending just below the mahogany In a variety of styles— receiving, blocking or tackling est and popular captains to lead and M ALLO RY meeting the Willlmantlc Big Five ffheney Library recently are the belt! It gives you all the comfort a six-threater in every i^ensc of a West Point eleven. A il good nest of tables, coffee, end and Chene>y Brothers Remnant Salesroom States. The Arm y landed two men u n i t a / »« a ^ v * s» —•• ------starting Big John Pringle, former followihg: Adamic, Louis, My Na- of the coat dress opening — but the hyphenated word. football fans know that the Cadets lamp tables, and so .forth from HARTFORD Rf]OAD MANUH ESTER despite its refusal to permit stu- he must admit that White is the St.vled for .imartness, cut for / / A l i y "of the.se will keep him University of- Connecticut basket tive Land: Baum, Vicki, Weeping means fewer button holes to be For ohe of his records, the 190- always have an ace center. Caai- • Jowa City, la.—(Ah—There is a 29.95 up at B. D. Pearl's, 599 dents to participate in intercol- top lineman and Miller, the most ball star. The time for thus game Wood; Buck, Mrs. P. (S.), made and fewer buttons to be noundcr from Jack Benny’s home mir was more than that. He was comfort, in Broadcloth.s, Flan- , / warm on the cbkiost days. chance you have milkweed Juice to Main street, to maUeat defense units in the couhtrj-. for trial today in the Tolland F. L „ F.B.L , Prof. Walter F. Loehwing of sleeves, requires 81i yards 39-inch coaeh. Asked to nan* an All- the University of Iowa botany Wardrobe America team, the mentor said: tackle on all the gridirons north, and a new high; 8 County Superior Court with Judge Derounlan, material. Over his gridiron career of 25 up department says that such juice Sturdy, slickly tailored gabar- “Pick any two sailors, two coast cast, south and west, It's saying Charles J. McLaughlin pre.siding. Fisher, Var For.thiL attractive pattern, send gamea, Graham has 157 compie- is highly efficient in tenderizing dine raincoats in sizes 10 to 44, guardsmen, two merchant marin- a lot. Never have so many crack- up The cases arc Felix Zadorozny Bruno, One 16 cents, plus 1 cent for postage. tltms out of 321 tosses for 2,162 Joe Bennett $ tough beef from over-age cows; the unlined 25.98 and . lined for erjack tackles been considered 14-95 ers, two soldiers, a marine, a flier against Dorothy Covillc Zador- Iton, Quecna, In coins, with your name, address, yards. Add his feaU of this year ^ f o r e the war. meat from old 27.98 at Beck’s, 846 Main atrecc, and a para-trooper— and how can for All-Am crica honors. ozny; Louis .V. Rand et al against ^ineer: Lin- pattern number and size to The | when he averaged 38 yards per and pineapple juice. Pref. Leeh- to make grand Christmas gifts! The big Notre Dame lineman, James H. Veilch et al: James coln. J. C.. Bradshaws of Hamiss Manchester Herald, Today’s Pat-' you beat them? punt, seven out o f nine extra Tops Maloni wing says. Curtailment of Imports That statement goes double for, a fullback at All-Hallows High Veitch agali^Ft l>uilse M. Rand et .Martin. D. B„ I Know Tunisia tern Service, 106 Seventh avenue. points and 10 touchdowns, and you o f those juices has caused about The All-America. How can you go School in New York when Scout »1. Miller, Gladys. Room Make-up, New York U. N. Y. get a rough' idea ot why he waa Hartford, Dec.-^S—(P)—Joe Ben- BILLFOLDS 500,000 pounds o f milkweed juice Jack Lavelle discovered, him. AuxiCary Fire Company Paden, I. D„ Wake of the Prairie There are enough sewing ideas CHRISTMAS GLORY against these selections of tha picked over Angelo (Flipper) Ber- nett, New York middleweight, put to be used annually, he added. used hi* speed to such advantage Company B. Vernon' Auxiliary Schooner; Peatile. D. C„ Journey to keep you busy all fall and win- country’s top sporU writers vidian telli, Eddie Prokop of Georgia his boxing balance sheet complete- BELTS ter In the new 62-page catalog of you look at the records? this year that Students o f the " T ” Fire Department will hold their Into America: Richmond. Bernice, Tech, and others. ly in the black last night by out- If a Father Is a Bit Handy-With patterns called "Fashion.” Let this On the ends are Joe Parker of afc wasting no words in pro- regular meeting this evening ,al Winter Harbor: Stegner, Wallace. Bertelli can blame "Dead-eye’’ pointing Jerry Maloni of Spring- sight o’clock St the Dohsonvlile Tools book be your guide to wartime Texas,, a N avy medical student, claiming White as th# baby who Big Roek Candy Mountain; Taylor, Johnny Lujack for not making the field, Mass., in a alam-bang 1(1- schoolhouse. As special items will P. A., Going, (3olng, Gone; Thayer, It Isn’t too difficult to repair or sowing. Price 25 cents. and Ralph Heywood, a Southern makes the formation click for the round bout in which both contea- ■ make attractive toy* fo r C2iri*t- California Marine V-12. Irish. All-America. If Angelo had been be dlscii8se' Intervst • be--responsive to yob. You've and sti'cngthenied—a s,'is every- is made of pure virgin wool. She— Do— do you think of me thing—by exercise. Its . index is and to hold, that I’ve never paid for? Live Stock— Vehicles 42 Rooms Without Board 59 Houses for Sale 72 1 been away a long time, you’re Cuatomer-.-l don't care about day and night? Automobiles for Sale 4 M o vi n R—Truck i ng— Household Goods 51 Legal Notices Chapter XVI new t6 them now, and ' ^here it not in spareness of chin, but in But you flaunt them. S< Idler (hesitating for^a while) Lost uid Found 1 I would, give you my toll. my. the morals of the sheep. Will it Woman (in crowded car, to her Storage 20 ROOMS -SINGLE AND DOUBLE FOR SALE— 4 :V)OM single, 2 AT A OP PHOBATK HKLI> ' The Club was gay. the lights very little competition fc»; you squareness of purpose; not in —Well, darling, to be frank with 1941 FORD SEDAN, low mileage, FOR SALE ONE Ber.kshire boar. FOR S A L E - ANTIQUES. Inlaid hopes, and my dreams, '' hold its shape? friend)— 1 wish that good look- iJOST—^BOY’S BICYCLE, RED beds, kitchen privilege, -237 Cen- partially finished rooms upstairs, at Manchester within and for the danced over the water, the or- Which does not mean that, you firmness of lips, but in fashioning you, I do think of the war some- radio and heater. 1939 Koi;d' PHE AUSTIN l.'HAMBERS tXJ.. 7 months old, good breeder. Tele- con sole--‘table, cherry sewing District df .Manchester, on the €th the lips to speak the ^ruth; not in But the only treasure you want ing man would give me his seat. With Ivory trim. Vicinity of Main phone 2-1654. y tables, Hitchcock chairs. Boston ter street. Tel. 2-1561, Girls only. steam heat, oil burner, insulation, che."itra was smooth and good. are’ not one of .he most eligible times. sedan, radio, he..tei. 1939 Mercury local and long distance moving day of December. A. D., 1943. the depth of the chest, but in the (SO it seems). Major—You were absent from Five men got up. Und Maple atreets. Cali 5215, 128 rockers, cherry and maple chest garage, stornr windows and Present WILLIAM S. HYDE. Esq.. Emily, revolving in Frank's com- men In town by any count as :^ il convertible coupe, radio an heat- Return load system, furniture, depth of soul; not in confident Are shoes—more shoes new the parade, any explanation? 8o. Main street Reward. ^ of drawers, nigh post beds, tables screens. Can be occupied imme- Judge. petent arms thought every now as one of the most attracUve. Woman (to her neighbor) — er. 1939 LaSalle convertible coupe, storage Dial 6260. Houses for Rent 65 Estate of Henry Leister. 8r.. late and again, whh utmost astonish- You’ve been here a few weeks and Uead, but in walking uprighUy. shoes. Private— Yes. sir, a mule kicked M a n -M y daughter is going to * Poultry and Supplies 43 of all description. Hedeen s An- diately. Sale pr.ee $6,800. at thg sergeant in the head and I had Does my daughter's piano playing lO S T — PASS BOOK NO. 38366— radio and heater. 1937 Ford of .Manchester, In 8$id District, de- ment, Why, I’m having a good it’s all been, very easy for you But how can IT—No points! Professor Wombat, the eminent annoy your husband? tigue Shop, Manchester Green. FOR RENT—THREE brand new 46 Auburn Road. Tel. 4624 or J. S. ceased. to fix It. pianist, noW for lessons. Notce is hereby given that coach. 1937 Ford club coupe 1936 P'OR SALE —100 R. I. Red pullets. On motion of James J.’ Rohart of time. Them e littlelliue frockiroca ancshe hadimu And, ^ n o , lun,fun, I'vel ve no aoiioc.doubt. Then1 nrn i lilure jobs have been frozen. It Neighbor (cordially) —Not at Tel. 5833. Bissell, Cross street, South Cov- Husband (hearing burglars Major Fix what? Friend^How’s hie touch? Is Book No. 38366 issued by The Plymouth sedan. 1936 Chrysler 6 Repairing 23 R<‘a.sonat)le. Inquire 136 Wood-. 4 room houses on. Hilliard street. said Manchester Administrator.'- bought on her way home' Satur- roni'e along, and I haven’t the is going to be a cold winter for all. He goes out every time abe entry. Tel. Willlmantic 1746-W-l. OUDEHED:—That six months downstairs)—Sh-h-h dear, this Is Private—The mule's leg, sir. Bavinga Bank of Manchester has sedan. 1935 Dcxlge convertible 'land street. WHEN REAl, COLD weather Apply George Griffin. 613 Main day noon was*almple and effec-' time to j^ve you. I’ve a job I the fellow who isn’t willing to it strong? starts to play. .SEWING MACHINES, vacuums. street. from the 6th day of December, A. going to be a battle of brains. Man-r-Very. Four dollars a 1 been lost or destroyed and writ- coupe. Brunner's, 80 Oakland St. strikes—be prepared w-ith a cir- D., 1943 be and he same are limit- live, a dotted swlss, red and blue' nhe, work which means a great keep essential enterprises operat- ten application has been made to Open until 8 evcnin ,s. Sat. 6 Irons and all small electrical ap- FOR SALE 25 PLYMOUTH ed and allowed for th RED RYDERS Notice is hereby given that Pass HOSPITAL BED FOR SAUfc or WANTED TO RENT by service dav of Dpopinbpr. A. !»., 194.T. H-12-8-43. feel quite dblereiitly." I like you too well for that, I HAFGMN Oakland street. Phone 5191. phone 4740. tors. high and low. AU merchan- PreNcnt W IL U A M S. HYUK. Knq., She hoped she spoke true proph- think too highly of the intelligence Book Noi 529.58 issued by The rent, fully adjustable. Rates rea- man’s wife, 2 or 3 room' apart- Savings Bank of Manchester has di.se guaranteed. Wlllimantlc JikIkp. esy for every now and again she you go out of your way to hide. LONRSTU FOR .SALE -1933 PLYMOUTH 4 W5NT8;d TO TUNE, repair and W'recking Cp., West Main street, sonable. Call Keith Furniture. ment. Call at 184 School street. " Kstati* ot Honry L» lHtrr, Sr., Iat« been lost or destroyed, and writ- regulate your piano or player Tel. 41.59. of MancliPBier In said ^intrict. de- forgot she was having a good All I ask is that you invc.stigate gmnsrac door seilan, good condition, with Willlmantic. Conn. opa.st'd. ' Complex Caiv time. She remembered Mtlllcent's for yoiirself. I don’t think I'll ten application has been made to piano. Tel. Manchester 2-0402. *«GMM«eeees. said bank by the Person In whose heater, $150. Inquire 113 Spring I’pon a|)pllcptlf»n of .Iani«:-S .1. eyes, her unhappy mouth and the have to say another word." street. Tel. 6.500. Houses for Sale 7'i Hohan. Administrator praying? for name such book was issued, for MIRRORS, LARGE Bs.sortment. authority to .spH rt-rlaln rt*a! e.siate The steel industry must import anxious, triangular frown be- Dan Graham came out on the WINCH FOSTER 22 cal. automatic tween her brows. And later, walk- porch and grinned at Frank. payment of the amount of deposit Help Wanted— Female 35 rifle. Call 8427. Kemp's Furniture. FOR SALE -A VERY attractive particularly described In said appli* suppli^es of essential manganese, represented by said book, or for six room house located on Henry cation on ttlc. it \n tin anti pa’ m oil from various for- ing out on the big veranda, which ‘•Devastated to Interrupt,” he FOR .SALE- 1929 REO 3-4 ton 1-3 PC,. ALL Sl’RING filled living 0UD>'UIl P:—That the forcKolngr the issuance of a duplicate book 13 VOLirME SET Family Medi- street, in a tine residential sec- eign i covintries to make in plate faced the water, feeling Frank’s said mMdaciously, “ but the mu- truck. Telephone 2-1654. WOMAN — PRESS WORKER room suite, $169.50; 1 3 Pc. liv- application bo heard and determtn- hand possessively on her arm. she sic’s started and I want a dance therefor. wanted. Excellent hours and pay. cal Library,' also 15 volume set tion. In excellent condition. Own- ed at the Pr-ohate Office in Manches- for ah ordinary tin can. X______ing room suite, spring cushions, ter In said District, on lhe 13lh day was mlserabW and lonely. Nancy with Emily." S te ^ y work. New System Laun- of latest World Encyclopedia, er occupied—can be occupied lobt-^Ladie;- Maroo n biii- $229.50; 1-2 pc. Lawson suite with promptly by buyer. Robert J. of Doccniber, A. D., PJ43. at o’clock was home, alone. Jim was home. He put his arm i.round her and dry, Harrison street. reasonable. W. H. Watts, An- (w. t.) in the forenoon, and that no- R g l T 9 - ' fold in vicinity of hospital. Re- Business Services Offered IS springs. $198; 1-3 pc. suite, all Million Man Hours moved toward the dance floor.' dover. Smith Inc., 963 Main street. Tel. tice be Kiven to all perHonn Inter- 'v •- T / •' ward. 5181. WANTED—WAITREXSS. Mu.st he spring construction, $298.00. If 3450 or 5343. ested In said estate of the pendency "A triumpliaf return to the so- Frank stared after them.'Sha was over 21. Apply at Reymander’s FOR SALE 50 INCH walnut you need living room furniture of said application and the time and cial whirl,” Frank suggested. probably right. He was bored, she LOS'i'- LADIES BLUE billfold on CARPENTT5R WORK, inside only. see us now. Benson’s. 713 Main. FOR SALE—A VERY attracUve place of hearing thereon, by pub- Training li, safety saved more ‘‘I’ve not had one full dance with was new. different, and, as she RY EDGAR MARTIN Restaurant. 37 Oak street. finish desk and chair; R. C. Allen ItsbiiiK a copy of this order in some than a million man days to war BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES So True Sliver Lane Bus last Saturday, Write Box N, Herald. adding maidiine up to 100,000. 4 room home, one year ola Fire- newspaper havtna a circulation in you.” had said, indifferent. That had containing personal papers. Find- ^'OR SALE - LARGE assortment place. hot water heat, oil burner, saifl fllstrict. at least live days be- production last year. ' She said; piqued him, arou.sed his interest. RANGE BURNERS cleaned and FAMILY OF 2 adults, girl 10, Also 4 Inch extra heavy soli pipe teS i 'L CAK'T 6ET OOEW v o o r a ETE'CIE HOO 00V:»’T THV^JVt er please call 6073. of hassocks. All sizes and eolors. modern kitchen and Insulation. fore the flay of said liearlna. to ap- "I’m having a grand time. I’ll Nancy . . . all quick answers and \-r fe VofeNXWtW AViALWiG . TH.E i.X." FOS>'V GPAOES' serviced. Call 2-1309 between 10 want girl employed or not, or and fittings, and black steel pi pear if they see caus« at sab! time TREE TOTOtlvAL. e>ETT\Vi& *A\xEO OP 'N *OCA A Kemp's FurniUire, 736 Main'St. Well landsca;w>d 60 foot front Idt. have to do it more often. I sup- piovocatlve allurement . . . he'd \K(00L0EV aki EVEVNEKiT OF a. m. and 6 p. m. 'High school girl to prepare din- and fittings, 40 foot steam kot and place and be heard relatlv4‘ Stout Hearts HAVoOEO "-4 HOiAE WOOH t)ET*v4>tE ($04iVK>EEE : I TH006WT OOO Middle Tpk. near Adam street. .thereto^ and make return, to this pose . . . I’d forgotten the Club met a thou-Sand girls like Nancy, voon*rtV«>PED ON-v-H AT THE c»osK4CE ,yoo'«E c s A iy i Announrements 2 ner. Live in. right near bus. Tel. water radiator, 1 spray gun^and FOR SALE- ENAMEL conibina- Tvvvi aoPAy VffOfcWEEEW:* r EXPERT RADIO service. Call H. 6613. pump. Call 32.33. Immediate occupancy. Robert J. court. could be such fi:n.” but none like Emily. Temporary, ______0 » the £ tio'n coal and gas stove. Priee $.35. WILLIAM S. HVDK Over 55,000 awards for valor "If you do it more often.” he was it? He'd show her! *OODE«»E OF Y WANTED—RIDE TO East Hart^ Meade. Telephone Manchester Smith Inc., 963 Main street. Tel. JudRa. WANTED — 2 EXPERIENCED FOR SALE CHILD'S/Tricycle Vincent Marcin, 136 Bissell street. and merit have gone to men of said, "it will have to be with me. LOC^ _ _ ford Aircraft. 8 to 5:30 shift. Call 2-0898. ' 3450 or 5343. H-12.8-43. (To Be 4'ontlnueid) waitresses, over 21. Good wages good condition, sizc,!^-7. Phone Tel. 4848. the U. S. Army Navy, Marine Look, Emily, don't you like me at 1 Manchester 2-1441. \ RANGE BURNERS cleaned and and Ups. Call in person at Prin- 4251. / Corps and Coast Guard since all?” FOR SALE—ELECTRIC table top Pearl Harbor. Maybe Santa .Answered ATTENTION RIDERS. Pine Trail serviced. Call 2-0998 after 9 a. cess Restaurant. iz-l range with new Lynn oil burner. He looked and spoke like an Riding and Boarding Stables now m. Cali 5734 between 5 and 7. F ile t ^Madonna^ P a n e l St. Helens, Ore. ifl*)—Benjamin IK. u » open. 685 Parker street ATLAS A N D / WORLD globes. overgrown and very sulky boy. F. Canter, 34, scheduled for trial Help Wanted— Male 3K $2.00 and iip< Kemp's Furniture. She said mildly: “He sees'belter witen we bo|> him on the licatl will) n pop ashes and RUBBISH removed BUY YOUR STOVES now As Old Muiirfaester sooii/on charges of burglary, car Man Winter Is just around the "I like you very much, I always t h ^ and forgery, handed the boltlc now iuul tlicn— lie’s an umpire!'* Call 3444. WANTED — CANVASSERS for FOR SAI^- AT KEMP'S, .sewing have.” Antonobileu For Sale 4 cabinets in maple and mahogany corner. See Jones. He has a large Evening Herald sKeriff a letter to Santa Claus. It Manchester and vicinity for In- variety of stoves New and used "Hell," he said, unapologetic, "1 "asked for a dozen hacksaw blades, WANTED — ELECTRIC wiring Kemp's Furniture. hoped you'Oj say you didn't, au CASH FOR YOUR C A R - Any 35 and repairing by licensed master sulation Sales. Full or part time. 31 Oak street Tel. 8254. | Clasbihcd Advertisements a long rope,.and a 16-cylinder.car SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH to *L High prices paid. Drive The Rackliffe Oil Co.. New Bri- C'ouni ill. Av«rai(*> words to o tins that you couldn't stand me, D with a tank full of gas. Carter is electrician. Phone 3975 before ' LI^^-EVER 12 GAUGE shotgun, like is something you can ^ h t over now to 80 Oakland street. tain, Conn. Phone 7-7060. entilatcd rib, iVory brad sights. FOR SALE -PRACTICALLY new .niiisls. nunitters and abbreviations gone now. He sawed !:i way ouL Bnmner’s. Open evenings until 9. p. m. Glenwood combination gas and oil *ach rount as a word and t^omnound get .your teeth In —even t ir e d 's Maybe there wa.s a 16-cylinder car m / 329' In, full choKt, take down model words as two words Mlnimuro cost Saturdays 6. Phone 5191—4485. STORM WINDOWS and doors in- WANTED -COUNTER man, mca^ stove. 9 tube Philco radio, console a pretty gooti sign. But ifidiffer- waiting, too: officers don't—know.- department, full or part Urn*. with case. Call 8427. s pries of three llneX^ ence . . . Liking is indifference BT T. T. HAMLOI stalled. rooflng of all kinds, asbes. model, davenport. 132 Scl.ool St. IJne rstea oer day for tranatent It im D izzy FORD MODEL' A 1930 Coach. toB side walls, wood shingling Manchester Public Market. WOLLANSAK 20-50 POWER tele- «ds. . . . 'as far as I’m cc^erned." Skunk Traffic Casualty ALLEY OOP Good paint tires; 2 puncture FOR SALE 4 SPRING filled BITeetlse Mareb IT. "You asked me,” said, un- grutters repaired, general repair- WANTED-MIDDLE AGED man scope with collapsible chrome «0 iT STANDS TO REASON ITS BY &APFRY, 1 BSTCHA p n M tubes. Excellent condition chairs, two settees, good fo? sum- Cash Chargs moved, "and I iui8wered. Frank, Hollywood — i/T*) — Movictown- NOBOOV in this WORLD ing, workmanship guaranteed tripod. Call 8427. Conaecutiva Days . .1 4 CtB| 9 CtS TO BE BURIED with TH’ OL’ BOV . throughout $150. 178 Birch. for f..ctory work. Steady work, mer cottage. Phone 6003 after 6 i don't be IdioUc. Why spmil such a ers fled in .any direction last night EVER (SOT INTO SUCH Write Box W. Herald. good pay. Apply Toher Baseball i Consecutiva Days .1 » eta 11 cts Bv &OLLV. T his is a otherwise how could I HAVl FOR SALE -3 PIECE mahogany p. m. 1 D a y ...... U ctsill ctff very pleasant evening?" —just SO' it was away fiom their SITUATIOW that calls FOUND IT IN H IS T O M B SO M E A tan& led- up, IHPOSSiBLC A4ESV Mfg. Co., Elm street, Manches- bedroom suite, coil spring, bed- All orders for Irregular insartloni “ I’m not giving up.V he said. "1 most famed intersection, Holly- (=CR SOME Ci&GERIN'.' hundreds of veaRS later? ter. room chair, desk lamp, electric FOR SALE—LARGE Assortment will be chanced at fhe one time rata. wish you’d> undry SEWiNG MACHINES — GOOD for more than one incorrect inser finish what she'd begun. There is a newspaper black Fair Prices truck. Also woman to work in , supply to select from. Prices start Machinery and Tools 52 tton of any advertisement ordered^ "I mean your work at the mill," market in Usbon. Portugal, where laundry. Apply 72 Maple street. at $9.95. Singers. Whites and for more than one time she said. "The responsibility of Florists—Nurseries 15 USED LATE STY’LE silo filler, The Inadvertent omission of a single copy of a New York pa- others. A. B. C. Fixlt Co. 21 correct pubhrsMon of adverti^ng the job you’ve taken on. Oh, 1 per will bring as high as $60. 12-S // iBB CHRISTMAS TREES and wreaths, saw rigs, milking machines, new Wm. F. Jolinson Maple street. manure spreaders. Dublin Trac- will be rectified only by canrelMf^tlon know it probably doesn't .seem Canadian Balsam. All sizes. Dogs— Birds— Pets . 41 of the ch s rs f made for the vei-y important to yo uright now Builder — Real Estate tor Company, WilUmantlc. rendered BT MERRILL BLOSSEB Dutchland Farms, comer Main that! ypare still so close to the FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS .\nd Howl Teletthone 7426 or 4614 and Pitkin. East Hartford. FOR SALE—CANARIES, young. All adverttsementa mu^conform Nothing better for a Christmas Electrirnl Appliances— FOR SALE—USED. Fordson. trac- in style, copy and typoRyaphy wtib other^lde of the war. But, believe Radio 49 tor with power pulley. Phone 6381 regulattona enforced b i^ he publtah* m e,/lt is Important. I don't mean PICK OUT YOUR Christmas tree gift than a beautiful singing bird. 5669 ers and they reserve/'he right to I-I guess I GdT vyeONg 60>^/ or b389. just making money for yourself . ^AAV6e IF VMe at New England Water Lily Gar- Phone o467. FOR SALE— RADIO, Atwater edit, revise or reiecj^ any copy coo* and your stockholders, naturally. ' ii hr lERQS tM 4sn xlii OFFEKeO MeR A dens where they grow. 36 Bush tidered objecnona FOR SALE—CANARIES. Guaran- Kent console, excellent condition. CMtSINO Classified adt / l mean the responsibility of fair W< Hfs4 k| gl i SMi as SANPWCH she'd , Hill Road. O N E US ATDMDLEj Focter Street. S-room du- teed singers. May be seen at 174 Inquire 35 Hudson street. Musical Instruments 53 By Mrs. Anne Cabot , working the Madonna Panel (Pat- to be publtshed/same day niast bt dealing with the oeople who w.ork A lovely, lacy work of art—a tern No. 5669) send 10 cents in received by iJ/o'clock noon. Satur- plex. Steam heat one aide. Cooper street. Tel, 7121. R. Grlm- days 10:30. for you. Frank. . . . 1 wish some ' A’ 8-OR SALE—ALL TYPfcS of rec- filet panel of the Madonna and com, your name and address and time you’d find a legitimate ex- T 7 Hot-air heat other aide. AU ley. improvements. Terms ar- Fuel and Feed 49-A ord cases and cabinets in assort- Child, 16 by 20 inchea in size. The the Pattern number to Anne Cabot, relephffne Your Want Ads cuse to go into some of the design is easily followed on the filet ' The Manchester Elvenlng Herald, ranged. FOR SALE-CAN ARIES. Good ed colors at Kemp's. Music Dept. Ads are accepted over .he. homes." singers. Call at 72 Linden street, chart, the open-work stitches in 106 Seventh avenue, New York ll, Dhnne/at the C H A K U h i R> i'b. tfl^en He turned and looked at her after 5 or Sunciay. Phone 2-0539. FOR SALE— SEASONED cord WANTED—SAXOPHONES, piano the background add greatly to the N. Y. Enclose 1 cent postage for ahpyy ae a eonventenca to ad'yer* sharply. Femdale Drive. Year old. wood. Call 2-0544. 8. but the CA SH R> . #111 •*# 4-room ringle (2 nnSnlshed FOR SALE accordians, clarinets, 'trumpets. “lacy” effect. Frame the panel In each pattern ordered. “What’s the matter with them? FOR SALE— ONE MALE and Call 5709 or write Chester Here/p the best news in the pted.as FULI P a YM|!:NT If rooms npstalra). Terms ar- double thicknessea of glass and seal at AY: MHAT in 8LAIE5 the telephoto mac h in e ^ Call 2-0241. 3 ROOMS OF Modem furniture terest in me—" harder than THE S. P. 88,500. D. P. $800. complete in every detail, includ- SEWING MACHINES, vacuums, EQUIPMENT IS FIRST. CAPTAIN EASY.' ARE YOU DOIN^F FROM i r s HiDlMS cWho says it's temporary?” Sriilirtir. Im . hidden. 8RUNNER. pl ac e ; ul:.______FOR SALE—ONE FRESH milch ing a combination stove. Reason- any electrical appliance regard- — .... — J, rvE TRIED rO locate ------less of condition. Estimates in Fir st , me 'u have to Beech Street. 4-room sin- 6-Room Single. Fireplace. Guernsey cow and two year old able. Albert's Furniture Co., 43 "I do," she answered calmly. SETlTOPWlTHVOUR that pl ant , but the gle. Hnt-air ' heat. S. P. Steam heat. House about Jersey heifer. Anthony Zutautaa, Allyn street, Hartford. your lK>me. A. B. C. Flxlt Co. 21 MaU Your Gl She faced him, smiling a llttie, SECRET RADIO. M fx ri AREA IS WEIL GUARDED $4,800. D. P. $1,000. Buckland Road, Wapping. Maple street. Tel. 2-1575. her hair soft and cloudy around WELL FIWO that one year old. Screens and WINDOW SHADES— VENETIAN her face, th? full skirts stirred by UAZi MACHINE VERNON, CONN.— storn^vindows. House in- blinds. Owing to our very low USED FURNITURE and stoves, bought, sold and exchanged. the fresh breeze from the bay. TOOL W ORKS, Stj'-Acre Farm with 7- sulated. Situated off East overhead, get our special low "Temporary in the extreme. prices on high grade window Highest prices paid. Jones Furni- mom-dwriling. All Impiove- Center street. Owner leav- ture, 31 Oak StreeL Tel. 8754. You’re home and you’re bored. ments. Hnt-air heat. Garage. shades and Venetian blinds com- Most of the girls are—or could ing town. pletely Installed. Samples furolah- Ads to The Bam. rhicken ctuip. S. P. WANTED TO BUY electric train, $5,700. D .P . $1,500. ed. Capitol Window Shade Co., wanted 241 North Main streeL Phone new or used. Must be in good con- 4-Room Single. Steam 8819. Open evenlnga. dition. Call 7234. ' Office Open 8:80 A. .M. To heat. Oil burner.. Fire- Somewhere, jih or arQUndi Manchester, there is someone who 5:80 P. M. Daily Except Sun- Male or .tTi^I ___ day. Also 7 to B P. M. place. Garage. Second floor Rooms Wlthoat Board 59 BlEirnTSWrorTTrirarer^ wants what you have to sell or has ^ r sale something you are T~W Ttru..Cj>Als-fl££j Thursday Evenings. in.sulated. Kusco storm win- p dows and screens. This Female Help FOR RENT— LARGE FRONT place is ready for occupan- room, with twin beds. Inquire at anxious to purchase. . . MAJOR HOOPLB ADDITIONAL LISTINGS BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE cy by Jan. 1 st and is a good WANTED 26 linden streeL OUT OUR WAY availabl e at offices. For Important buy. Located in tfib Green FOR REINT—TWO DOUBLE bed- m IT'S better N W6..UEARO TKE SOU POOH' IPX DiOM'T rooma maple furnished, 3 min- HOW TH' heck Section. G e t Toge th er V ia C la ssifie d s \ ( That.; don't AMESOE WAYEO CERTMML>/ KNOVO S O U R H E A D & War Work Meat Cutter utes from Cheneys. Call 5290. CAjy YOU LEACIn ) SEE AN'VTHIMIS.' NER MftGlC MOP RANG THE \A)ERE AG E M P r y A G ' ALLEN & TO RIDE A BIKE xms MAMDOUNi.X'O Full or Part Time. THAT WAV, WHEN I have better SOUR GOAT SELL AE FOR RENT— IARGE Pleasant PIEEENT SOUR CRAibG HITCHCOCK, INC Inquire furnished room, with housekeep- Rates: 11 cents a line per one insertion, 9 cents a line per three*' YOU CAN'T S E E LUCK, Ml SSI M’ DlfcAPPEfkREO f A BIG Stuarf J. Wasley Steady Work. \MHERE YOU'BE 'EM.' BUTTER REM arks/—rx'se ing privileges, suitable for y o u ^ iN peRE’G (#OLO TH E G O A T T D A Manchester Office: Insurance and Real Estate Rogers Paper couple. 11 Locust streeL (SOiN OB. MJANNS TAKIM G AND EGG insertions, 7 cents a line per six insertions. AMVTHINkS ' MAN-*-ACL HOEPlTAL VJHERE^HER- 958 MAIN ST. TEL. 8301 State Theater Building WER MEA.L<=> MEOICINAL MUR VJILL Manchester FOR RENT—singl e; room, next SeXJ G O T Manufacturing Co. I NOW, OM THE Wllllmantlc Office: Phone 6648 or 7146 to bath, 174 Main street; bus ' ' V i ' ' CITS DUMP 2 WA'b A base KOtSOREDEO^i 824 MAIN ST. -TEL. 1935 Mill and Oakland Streets Public Market atop. Gentlemen preferred. Tele- .BUTT,' HSEE/.______phone 7977. Write'advertisement on this Form, placing one word in each spa^. Oiunt fivt ’^x Y40kk*r average words to each line. Hail with Check — Mqney Order or Stampa. " tell them I max OH THE D E A L .'J MICKEY FINN Emergency! LANK LEONARD HX

I HOPE YOU WHAT DO OWNEY— I'M TERRIBLY WELL, YOU KNOW HOW HAVEN'T you MEAN WORRIED ! HE CARRIES HOW? I H E L O V E S TO FLASH I CAN TALK, ANNIE THOUGHT By'TOO ALL THAT MONEY HE'S THAT BIG ROLL OF — FANNV HAS GONE OF IT TOO LATE'? WON, AROUND WITH HIM BILLS ON PEOPLE — TO A BRIDGE PARTY I LATE, , — AND I'M AFRAID HE AND HE’S GONE TO X OUST CALLED TO LET OWNEY* MIGHT BE ROBBED THE FIGHTS AT THE Tabla d’hoU and they’ll lika It you KNOW THAT I HAVE tonight! ARENA! Jt'* chow time for our American A NEW PLAN TO. TAKE rangen. These men are part of a CARE OF PHIL • company now on duty in the “ soft i;-..lerbelly of Europe." Your War Bond purchases send them Into action; wQl keep them In aetiixi; poed the day of ffietr zetura. Give your dollars action: Bny auci^E- Mora War Benda. B lind pait h - U.S. TMSMia Dtvtmtul 'SL

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UiSi' Eighth Blood Donation Luplen the board voted to prohibit where of evergreen, colored balls, plying the hoapltnl with the latest parking on the west side of Chest- and red randies. A note of consid- ultra violet ray lamps which are About Town For George Strangfeld Police Board nut street from Park street to Women’s Cliil) erable interest and beauty was Paper Salvage used in maternity wards and op- Forest Street. There is no parking added by the dijiplay of. some un- erating rooms. i Among those who will give Monroe O. Kontt, Memah aec- allowed, on the east side at present. usual candle.sticks and, figurines Since it was announced that all ! bfbod' at the Decernber visit of Scans Case Enjoys Party ««ld class, has completed his basic The suggestion from the select- which had long been possessions As Permanent of the money from the sale of recruit training at the Naval Sta- I the Mobile Blood Bank in St. in the Kraiizen family. Members waste paper would be used for Mary’s Parish House, will be men that a stop light be erected at tion In Sampson, N. T., aad has I Pine, Center. Broad and Arch had been asked to come, each local projects the collections have been granted leave of absence. He George Strangfeld of 45 For Firsl Time, l.ocal CliriHliiias Cpleliration Is drc.ssed to represent the title of I^ocal Coi(ntiiittee Be- steadily increased. But there is a Franklin street. It will bo his Streets %yill be referred to the ptate arrived last nigM at the home of OiTiciuih Review Ar- traffic commission, who have co,n- HpM by ProfpsHioiials a song. The guessing of the titles lieves , Shortage Will pressing need for further effort on his pasants, MCr, and Mrs. Monroe eighth blood donation. trol over the roadway. Thia is the < aused a great deal of amusement the part of the residents and a O. Morris of 2BS Highland street. Strangfeld, who is employed and the songs covererl a wide va- in Hartford, has previously | reslh o f ihe Moiilli. second time that this has been .\t Mpiubpr’ k lloiiip. Long Continue. , special Saturday convoy will, in 1^' done, the first request being turned iiet.v, from “ Blue Bells of Scot- the future, clean up each district The Mothers Circle of St. made his blood donations ‘ land” to "Pistol Packing Mam- every week. That means if the there, but as time and place' The Board of Police (.'ommis- down. The December meeting and Thr Waste Paper Salvage com- Gerard will meet tonight at the f.'hristmas party of the Profes- ma." collectors pass up a home on Mon- w home of Mrs. Charles Kaselaus- will be suitable for him, be sioners last night reviewed the ar- Police IkH-tor Sele<-ted mittee announced last night at a sional Women’s Club was held After other games the hostesses special meeting at the Chamber of day, or any collection day, ar- kas, 259 Buckland street. will make his eighth donation = rests made here during Novenilier, .served hot chocolate, Christmas on Dec. .16 at noon. Chief Gonlon notified the hoard last evening at the home of Mi.ss Commerce rooms on Center street, rangements can be made during the charge on which they were that Dr O. C. V. Moore had been cookies and candy. Miss Franzen the week for the collection on Sat- presented to the court and their Harriet Franxen, with about 30 that it intended 1o make it a per- Mrs. Mabel Holmes of Wood- seleeted to examine members for members attending. was assisted by Miss Georgia urday. bridge street, who is in charge of disposition. It was the first time manent organization in the near the. police departnicnt. TherC'are Diiring a brief business session Creenaway, Mrs. Kllen Shea This movement will prob8hl.y ticket distribution for the supper that thia has been done. future. It was thought that the Mrs. Catherine. A. Holloran of niiie to be examined and this will Mrs. .Stuart Segar explained the Clarke and Miss .Marion Lynch. situation immediately after the start this week and further an- this evening at the North Method- 175 Center street was appointed The report showed !i2 law viola- take place at Dr. Moore’s office on The next mooting 'ot the club nouncement will be made. Persons, project non being launched b.v the ist church, advised that all reser- tions, which included tYaffic regu- war would be much worse than it assistant registrar of vital statis- Benton street. united service clubs to combat, or will he held at Center church on is at the’ present time. The com- living in the district in which tile vations have been made that the tics, and Miss Margaret Napoli lations where the person dtM's not January 4, Mias Helena Booth collections were made this past have to appear before the ronrt David Chambers presented to forestall, juvenile delinqiiene.v mittee, after hearing a report that committee can possibly take care for the north section of the town, the tmsid a plan that he said will give a talk on dolls, and ex- week may telephone Melvin Hath- of, and no tickets will be sold at but flays the fine. through the establishment of defi- the operating table for the Me- on recommendation of Town Clerk would take eare of the bicycle nite recreational programs in hibit her own large collectron. away. chairman, with the address the door. Kx|>rndHiire« Ke|Mirte

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