FOSTER's Missioner of Internal Revenue, Un Arrived in a Huge C-54 Douglas 'E Y ^ Rans

The Wrtither ForecaM ot L. -S. Weather .Bureau CdUidderable cloutHnesa aad Mrs. Stuart J. Wasley of 20 ly David Hutchinson. .Carl Guital- aoniew'hat rolder tonight; Satur Academy .itfeet has been called CIiu itIi Lists sim. Ernest Tureck, Raymond .8,537 day partly cloudy and slightly to Bristol by the di*ath of her Frick.son amt Richard Niese. Gerald ( ’happefl, Ralph Pearson G. E. WILLIS & SON, INC. Member ot the Audit roider; moderate to fresh wind*. father, K»rrs Special Cro^'rain ! he cohdui'icd hy the' pastor of the Balsam Wool Insulation dies' Guild. church. l, Dec. I'2 5 th Army Cracks enka Capturecl vlll^ Ga., is home on furlough, and F.ast Hartford, to he addressed by North Methodist chyrch are invit If Cantata "Betlileham " tiv (’liam- ' 2 Mîn St. •’V Tel. 5 1 2 5 la spending it with his parents. Mr. Rev. Howard K. Tower. lii.stiuT luol row evening at 8 o'clock in the ed to a candlelight service to he li'- and Mrs. George McMullen of TU4 leaders will conduct , diacus.aion Guild room. Tile speaker for the inai^)- .Musiial ('Inh at Center evening will he. Xlia.s Hannati .Jen thnn h at 4 3o p. in. held Sunday evening, December. 261 Parker street. group.'. sen. teacher of home comiomics .Moiidii.t. Ilec. 1.1 ill 7:30 o'clock at the church. Comforting German Defenses; in tile local schools. Her subject .luseph tVru has been in ( ’limago Manche.'tel .M o t h e r a ' Club .An augmented choir under the A pre-Christmas ami Advent will be ".Nntniioii." The ho.ste.sses Funeral Service Forces; Ctil'i.at mis pai'tv. ('entpi church. direi turn of .Mrs. David M. Bennett, By Russian thi.'. week Iepresciitiiig the Hnri- service with the story d I <'hrist- will he .Mi.s. .lobn Kennedy. Mrs. • Moderate costs mas in pictures and_ song will be ford ('oiinly Farm Bureau at the \\ edneadii.> . Ih-c. 1.5 uigani.'t, willqiresent a program of Francis McGcown. .Mrs. David niusii appro'priate for the Christ • Personal attention conducted at Zion\Evangellcal annual national conyeiition ot the P.ohin.siiM and .Mrs. Jn.sciih .lohn- ■Annual .Manchester District Billie’s Beauty Shoppe Cross Morq Again mas s<>ason. Traditional carols of Lutheran church. Wednesda.v eve- organisation. He expects to le- ston: .Meinia i.s are reminded to .Scunter.s hampiet and Ijidics' • Modern equipment tiiin .‘Saturday. ® I Night at the Y at 6 30. other co'intiies and past centuries • Expert direction' 22 Depol Square Telephone 7978 ..nlng, ecember 1.5. at 7:30. Christ- tiring tticir gjfis for Ihc i hildren will he sung. ' ' mas carols and hymns will be in at liic .Newington Horne for Crip- ! 'I'hiirHila.v, l>ec. 16 ‘ In recognition of the recent Four Rail Lines Gut W ALTER N. LECLERC terspersed with the stereopticoit Wa.'hinglon Lodge No. 117 I. pleil Children. j i Mohife Blood Bank Ciiit will he MANCUfSTCa, CONN Offensive Is Brought to. O. U. will meet tomoirow iiighi to ja t .St. .Mary's f’arish hall. death of Pietro Yon. famed orgAn- I-'SO Tel. 52ts Japs ^Sink^ slides. There will be no admission ud and composer and former musi- Smashing Climax hy| charge but a free-will offering will elect onicers Other important .\iule.son-Siiea Post. No. '2016. It. SHliirdiiv, l>ec. 18 Victorious Soviet Gol- hu.'iness is to In. takc'n np and a 1 al director of ,St Patrickls Cathe- be taken. Friends of the congrega V. F. U’., and aiixiliaiy. also Uie ! Christmas I’arty. .Anderson-.siiea dial in .New York City, two of his Will Close Saturday, Dec. 11 (îapture of Mt. Sainu- tion are invited. The pastor, Rev. I full attendance is de.aired. Ship Ju st Air Offensive Weird Tales iiiiin One of Several V. F. W. Club members will hold I’ost and Auxiliary at V.F.W-, compositions, the familiar ".lesii cri>; Canadians Going ■Paul G. Prokopy. will present the Uicir rhn.stmns party .Saturday I Home, Manche.slcr Green. Bambino. " and a more recent Drivinu Through the .illustrated lectuie. \ . A card party \viH t)r held at tin* evening. Dec. 18. at ,Uie Post ,1 Siindiiv, Dee. 19 anthem, "They ('all Hina Ji’.sus,” Forward After Forc Put in Sea , 111 Knockout Help to Sap I Buckingham (’on g i e g'a t i o n a 1 rooms. .Maiicliester Green. Kacli' I Joint Annual Cluistmas party. 1 l>i Cliiamano Geaul will be pre-j And Will Not Open Again ^Griinihling Nazi De Ensign and Mrs. Wiliiam A ; I hnrch tomorrow evening Whi.st. person stlending is requested to I .Mlantonomoh Tribe of Red Xlen senti'd, Fiernard (.'ampagna, tenor i ing Second Crossing. Jitaxwell announce the birth of a bridge and setlmck will be played bring a htimorons gift valued at ^ and Degree of Pocahontas. .Sports in tile .Senith Methodist .chuich-j Nazi Morale fenses in Dnieper Bend ■daughler. Judith Ann, on Novem- .VI cents for the grab-bag Re 1 Center, Wells .street st 2:30 p. ra. 1 liolr wiH he the soloist in the first | Berlin RatUo Quotes To^ Stage Now Msithew . Moriurty is lisving freshments will be served by the Allied Headiiuarter.s, • Al .'\nd Fannhi*; Out from -ber 30, at the W^yandotte i Michi I TiieMlny, Dec. 21 named number, and. the other will I gan) General , ' hospital. Ensign ihangis made at the hoii.se at 1.11 committe. ill ctuirge. which is lie sung hy a c:horus of tivelve I Until Monday, Dec. 27 giers, Dec. 10.— (/Pj— The kyo Report on Bat XIaxwell is a flight instructor at Park .street, formerly miiipird ))\' headed hy Mrs. Florence Peterson. Chnstmas Parly of .Mam he.ster Cennan itulnstrialist As- Kreinenchiig; Falls in i Exchange Club. Wiimen, j Fifth Army has cracked Ger- tleship IF ' i SCO n s i n ; Official liiiliculion Al- the U. S. Naval Air Station, Capt. G. Bruce l»omis, wliiih hi Several meintiers of the Bee- | nian defenses on both sides sert^ I nitetl States 'riiree Days Fi{|;ht. ‘Orosae, Isle, Mitth. The gratidpar- la to occupy as a home. Mrs linhert Kenny, the former Monday, Jan. 21 thoven Club will alao as.'ist, name-i Lnnnrheil TBays Afftt. licil Drive in Rliuse -Miss Dorotti.V Foley, was honored Annual meeting Red ( 'ro.ss at of-the Via Gasilina at Migna- .ents are David Maxwell, 176 South 1 Is /P rodneinfi 2 3 . 0 0 0 Main street and Mr. and Mrs. P. .1. Word has been rcci-ived by ttic \\ith another gift aliower. at the Chapter headquarter.'. no in a bloody nine-day offen- » ‘ \ l*rc|»aralory « Laiiil Loiuloi). Dec. 10.— (/P)— Ackerman of 14fl Oakland street. parent.s of I’rivnte Patrick Rooney. home of her cousin, Mrs. .lames l>ondon. Dec. 10.— Tokyo Planes Each Month. '{'he Red Army has captured Stieehan of Rockville. Relatives siaKiitMiitnuudiKhnmnfMnHVAHRiHniwnMHhNfnfnfiauKnfntnML' .sive brought to a smashing liivaHi4>ii 4>f Eiirtipe. .Mr., and ,Mrs. .laicih Rooney. of 4 propagandists are now\slnking Znamenka. huh of a system Cooper Hill street, that he has ar and friends from that city. Hart ;t climax by American troops Helen Davidaon Lodge, Daiigh- Range and Fuel R American battleships as fast as Stockholm, Dec. 10. i/P) Fan of railroads linking the Dnie tera of .Scotia, will meet at the rived in .Sic ily. ford and this town' were present TALL CEDARS (K who seized Mt. Samucro in Washington Dec. 10. i/Pi The and showererl the bride with a va See It ‘ the Battle of the Clouds," Allied they are launched and months:^©- first official indication that the air tastic. tales now circulating in per river bend with the area 'Masonic'Temple lomorrow evening riety of lovely gifta. The hostesa OIL X 'at six o'clock, TTie annual Chil Department Commander Joel M. t headquarters announced today. At fore they are ready to put to sba offensive against Gei uiany has Germany aie contributing to the .■(outh of' Kiev, Premier-Mar Nichols of the state .Sjianish War u.seil a color acheme of pink and t the same time it was disclosed dren’s Christmas party will follow BINGO TIC KET PRINTING V The Berlin radio, quoting a TO' passed the preliminary phases and ! undermining of German morale. shal Jo.seph Stalin annoupced Veterans installed the officers ot white and served s delicioua buflet K that Canadians, infantry and kyo report, soberly announced to ;the meeting. lunch. Bridge was also enjoyed. TOMORROW NIGHT METERS LARSEN'S si I the Bern correspondent of Sven- today in a special order of the the camp in Bristol Tuesday night, tanks, spearheading ' the Eightn day the sinking of the 45,000-ton each, entet«d on the final knex-koul and tonight will be in charge of the AT S O'CLtlf^K Army along the Adriatic, were Troops of the 165th Infantry, New 'tork's former "Fighting 69th," advance on Butaritari ^be ska Dagbladet reported today.. day. The Soviet column that Meter prints amount of de FEED SERVICE '4 I U.'5. S. Wisconsin "in one of the Makin atoll, which already is bl-izing from naval bonihardment. Nov. 20, Medium tanka are o^ the stage piepaiatii y to a land inva- same ceremony at the Hartford LARSEN’S K ..mashing forwaro on an eight- biggest sea battles off Bougain -sioii was made public today in an One German industrialist told a smashed into the town was one .of 4 island cleaning out Japanese machine-gim nesla. lAP Wirephnto ironi Signal Corps.i camp. Commander Nichols is also ORANGE HALL livery on your .slip for jour .'58 Depot .Square Tel. .>106 4 mile front after forcing a seond ville." Army school survey report. neutral he knew the ilniled Slati's several driving through cniA- busy with preparations for the De 4 crossing of the Moro river. tiling Nasi defenses in the DnlepM ,4i« f CHRISTMAS CARDS 23 REGULAR GA.MES AT protection. The snperbattleship Wisconsin In the same article. Col. Ray W. is producing 25,000 planes a partment Dinner, Palnrday. De 4 \ Wipe Out Mountain IJne was launched only three days ago Clifton of the Army Air Forces month, instead of the ' aivnoiinced betid and fannThg out from the $3.00 A GA.ME FOR 2.ic: Krrmeni hiig bridgehead. f.. “ZH d* promptly cember 18. at 6:30 at the Hotel Your Nanif Printed on .'lO MARTIN-SENDUR 4 For Christmas Trees« Fighting against the strongest at Philadelphia on the second an disclosed that five divisions of in total of less Ilian 9,000, the corre Garde. Hartford, when delegations Christ ma.s Cards or 21 L. T. Wood Co. P A I N T ‘J • VA M N 1 *i >4 I •. • I A M 1 1 4 'man-made defenses and toughest niversary of Pearl Harbor. fantry combat unit-s have been spondent reported. Cuts IjiMt Rail IJne from camps nnd auxiliaries 7 SPECIAL (JAMES 4 Wliiskev Held Carrier Task Forces The indnslrialist also was said f'rench Folders— $1.00. .51 Hissell St. Tel. 1496 natural obstacles yet encountered The time necessary to fit a bat formed from the Luftwaffe person T h e capture of the heavily 'for throughout the state will be pres SWEEPSTAKES 4 ALL SIZES AND PRICES tleship for, sea after she is launch nel—"an indication that Germany to have asserted that Ameriia tified German bastion cut the ent. The day's program will in Order vvilhout delay. in-Italy. Ueut. Gen. Mark W. $.>.00 W EEKI.Y PRIZE 4 Clark’.** veteran British and ed is a war-time secret, but more 111 Bond Could is getting short of aircraft" and is had enoifgh gas and bombs . on last of four rail lines centering in clude a luncheon for department 4 American troops have wiped out than a year was required in peace preparing to fight on the gioiir.d. hand to destroy Germany in two , town and brought the weight officers St the Vetersns Home jn PFEIFFER PRINTER $2.’> WAR BON'D times to fit smaller warship., than Pound Nauru Heavil^ weeks if Germany tried to use her j Ru.saian Dnieper bend ofr Netsington. 4 the German mountain line on both OUeusses Classic "Four I’hases" /DURKE@ 4.5 MiillN*rry Street MONTHLY PRIZE 4 sides of the main road to Rome the Wisconsin with guns anJ CHfton an .n.structor at the ".secret weapon.” feiisive directly against Kirovo Hartford, Oolin. To Be Given December 24 4 and are stabbing into secondary fighting equipment. Cut Shortage Comnland and General Staff school grad the . next stronghold in th* James Russell Hazen of 11 Frank BALSAM SPRLCE Another broadcast, direct from path Of Red Army forces threat lin street has completed the course 4 Larsen’s Feed Service i defenses in the direction of Cas- iDemo...Irale .ibilily to Ja p a iie S C al Foi'tXLeavenworth. discussed i i • I,'.; • “ill sff’lR Tokyo, said that the vessel which ening to outflank Krivoi Rog. of training at the Naval Air Tech 4 38 DEPOT SQUARE TEL. .5406 * sino. Lose the clas8i(^\fotir phases” of strate Measured in rhiles. their ad the Japanese claimed to have 117,000,000 Gallons Strike Quickly by At- ^ 1 gic bombing Jn a .survey written Maltese Given Stalin's order of the day said nical Centei, Memphis, Tenn., and ^ WWMMWMMMM WntMWMMMWnLAlMWSCWMMUBWtontMIhK ^ 4 WtoWWtotoMDWtoWtotolWMIlWncWWtoWJWWMiWMWaHHiWWWTV sunk was a sister-ship of the Wis Znamenka had fallen after three has received the rating ot third vance has not been great since Available if Govern-; taek Four Days Aft- for the schoora monthly military General Clark gave' the word for consin which had been launched review. days of fierce fighting and termed class petty officer and aviation and sent into action secretly and 40^000 During the t )wn a "powerful strong point ordnanceman. ’ XMAS TREES the onslaught, and they still are nient Woiibl Cut Slor-1 c r Marshalls Blasteil. "The bombing 'S|f Cerman-tx:- Yankee Seroll ALICB CXIFBAA * Get Your Xmas Tree At "Hank's" || faced b.v s formidable network of that the United States had launch cupied Europe can'oe con.sideied in- the German defenses in the (KBMta As QMaa AH«a) fortifications covering the hill ed the new Wlisconain -this...week Kirovograd direction. " The Soroptimist Club held a sup > ALL SIZES ■'Tvvinkte'i^/tnkfc little- At Ok dollar yoore. «k age Time to Four Years in the third -phase nowK" he said, RPnUTCAL MEDIUM X sides as .'ar as Cassino and be- with public ce'remonies to cover Pearl Harbor, Dec. 10.—f Boom to R ed in a tittle over a week what the Nuys (U-Ind) to "hoarding” strated an ability to strike fensive already had reduced Ger- j Wi>rlh while Vi4*l4»ry. With th" new victory the Rus many's manufacturing capacity by ’ sians now control railroads run-- / enemy hoped would stand as an by distillers, wholesalers and quickly in widely-separated Chungking. Dec. 10 lei The \ ^ -5 ATLANTIC STATION impregnable line for many months, retailers In an effort to oMain areas' ^ potinding', Naum only at least 35 per cent, diminished the i \ _ iring northwest to Smyela amjf Makt‘ Ytûr Sflectioii g Fashioned tor Costs a bucK, but For Payment 40-day battle for China's "rice power of the Luftw'affe and fos'ced Valletta, 'Malta. Dec. 10 iJr) Food and (Main and Myrtle Streets 'I'elephone 39.>4‘ and they have overcome terrain higher prices. fotir“dfyir after blasting the Mar Fastov, south to Nikolaev and OLD fckslidioui rvien looks like te n and fortifications subatanttfiTTy shalls. Naum, phosphate produc bowl," riimaxed yesterday by the it into a weakening deferisi , ami ! Traveling by - plane, President eats to Dnepropetrovsk. CORNER PEARI. AND MAIN STREETS more difficult than those in Tu Washington, Dec. 10 A ing island 500 miles W'est of the Chinese recapture of the key city bad serioiLsIy damaged civilian j n„„apvelt vmited this bomb-mark- .Aided hv .Airborne Troops, •{( nisia which stalled the Allied at Of War Debt of Changteh, cost the Japane.se Ri^mage Sale Senate committee heard today newly-won Gilberts, not only was '" ‘" '‘ Has (ione 'lo l>efensl*e j '*■' Bntish Mediterranean base on Tank and infantry forces Which RECORDS tack for a whole winter. borphed by carrier planes but al 40,000 casualties, Maj. Gen C. Moat he taraetl to for aal- Next To the New .Sheridan Re.slaurah( X that there is 117,000,000 gallons of "Oermany'.s production facilities Wcdne.sday, presented its people had elo.sed in from three • sidea Hand-to-Hand Fighting so was shelled by guns of\war- T.seng, Chinese Army .spokesman, were aided in the final a.ssault by vage M you want M keep X Tax Budget of 22 Bil whiskey from four to eight years ships on Wednesday. Adrhii'al declared today. liave been so hurt by our bombing j an illuminated scioll on behalf of i^VRDAY, me. 11 pihythg the h«w onea. The American engagement con airborne troops. “ Hank" Haef.s and the Pola Brothers, old in bonded warehouses that Chester W. Niniitx reported last Tseng declared the Japane.se had that she is able In proflm e alxnit j American peo))le, and diH.lared The rolling thunder of Moscowta starting: At 10 A. M. S'/â each pahl tor old rec sisted of bloody hand-to-hand lions Annually ■ Pro CwMiMinftoniwwtoiwMiwMtwiwtoWtonnwwmMnitoWtoMuBipwjteI> I WEEK-END SUGGESTIONS fighting with the Germans in could Jbe tapped to relieve a thirs i night. \ lost - 15,000 killed and 25,00(1 1..500 plane., a month of which United .Stales would stand giins saluting the stronghold’a ords Irreapeettve of quantity. mists which hugged the top of the 1 Last .Saturday, more than 700>.wounded in the bloody battle in quite s large poi'centagc arc fight- uic BritLsh cm- capture wns lieard over the Mos posed by Cowilin; Spe- ty market if the government would Which all but 300 men of the er.s,” he .said. "The rea.son fot the andHlher Allies after the war tDOOBUN BT.OCK FROM 3.0(K)-feet high mountain. cut tax-exempt storage time to jI milea to the northeast of Naum, cow radio here at 4 p. m. (11 a. m. Depof Square The Canadians were said to be eial Levy Key Soiiree. ;a big task force, including several Chine.se 5Tth division were report large percenlage of fighters is the j ''it a victory worthwhile." t. W-. j.i. KEMP'S four years. j ed wiped out. fact that the German Air Force ^ ‘(ha senes of firmly established In their Moro This figure was given a Senate I carriers, sent out planes whicl\ The FlUiSians declared the great Given B y . lac. river bridgehead, the second such levTlleii defenses at Kwajalein and Bitter FIghlIng SHU Raging has gone fmm the offensivi In the , miifeiTnces' In which he and German counter-attack west ot 7M XlalD St. Tol 5680 SUGAR AND SPICt New York. Dec. 10.—lPj — A 100- Judiciary auhcnmmittee investigat Bitter fighting still raging noith- WappinK Grange foothold that Eighth Army troops Wotje .in the heart of the Mar - Prime Minister Churchill engaged Kiev in the Zhitomir anti Korosten — OAK GRILL- ✓ one-do 11 ex'" - have gained across the stream. year plan for payment in peace ing the current liquor shortage hy shalls, sank two enemy (ruisers, west of Chanteh between sixeahle With an estimated 1 .8 0 (1 .0 (1 0 t)ie»Middle East, the president bulge has been checked after three •WHERE GOOD FELLOWS GET TOGETHER” In a nine-day battle the Amerl- time of the huge, war-swollen na Stewart Berkshire, deputy com an oil tanker and three cargo Chinese ^ d Japanese forces, will persons made homeless by the air FOSTER'S missioner of internal revenue, un arrived in a huge C-54 Douglas 'e y ^ rans. with their British allies, had tional dent through a tax budget ships and downerl 72 planes. have a d eriv e effect on the cam attacks, Clifton said it had be four-engine timip trans(H)rt witn (( on I ill lied on Page Fiiur) now driven the Germans from the der questioning by Senator Fergu- paign in ceiHral China, Taeng as come increasingly evident That IBMIMWWS TOR f/NE FOODS! of *22,000.000.000 annually was aon iR.. Micii.i. . Ferguson in Sent on Repeated Raids an e.sc.ort of ‘20 Lightning ann X HERE IS BIG ORANGE NEWS! Falling in the Allied sweep was Key source of revenue would be Berkshire testified that the loss invaded the Gilberts on Nov. '20. The spokesman .saVci that all .Malta and its defenders for "val Roa.st Beef a special war debt tax of one per Now Naval authorities have dis er forces in western Europe, and] orous service far above and be 4—6 and 6 Ft. X HOMES, INC. the last (jermah-held village In the through evaporation, leakage and Japanese troops south of the Yuan this plus the de.struction of in-; Ih-Ciiro’s Parents on Stand Baked ) irginia Ham Half Broilers DELICIOES Kl.AVOIlEl), .H K'Y Mignano vicinitji, Roc(» D’Evan- cent on all transaction., to. raise other causes ranges from 22 to 25 closed that the Hellcat fighters on river, which winds past Changteh dustrial facilities has contribul- yond the call of >luty" during the .4|i|ily R *9,000,000,000. This levy, he .aid, one of the carriers in (he Marshalls ‘dark period while Axis aircraft Hartford, Dec. III.—i,Pi—^Tha K On Walkei Street dro on the northwest slope of Mt. per cent on liquor stored in bar and empties into Tungling lake, cd to Russian and Allied, Mediter Huddened parents of Carlo 4. De-. \'eal UulU'Is Steaks I’ork Chops (without further elaboration) rels for four years, but that it in raid Saturday were the same gal had been driven back across the kept the island under a virtual X Camino. would "be applied to every transac ranean .sucee.sse.s. Caro, 19, of ThompKoiiville. tcMik Dalla.a Montgomery For further information call at ,, Our Kitchen Cl().*ert workmanship. All work Money in Circulation al The 'war debt payment stamp man Sali'llitcs to en route to the Ciiiio confere>U'es to two years in prison lor espio guaranteed. Rensunable Prices. 1 HH c o o n TO \Ol R PETS-FEEn ’EM ever seen—some weigh 4 Ills. operation” given the Chinese j I The London Daily Meralil y For Christmas tax—*9,000.000.000. tion as t4> • Whether Washington, Dec. 10.— - The nage and atleiiipled brllier.V. The LI N C H E O S \ ^ .•So obligation lor an estimate. Very special at ...... 2 9 c hiiiu'h All-'l'inie High for Na Another *9.000.000.000 collected position of the Trea-sury Dec. 8: ground forces bv these airmen. j Afl Before Nazis. oinicted sp.y, Rosendo .Almoiae* \\ rite. MeNiiH Will Resign. He i4aid the Japanese had aM -. (fkHiUnned on Page Ten) Due to conditions we will not be able to have any tion During October. ReceipU. *79,289,547.14: expen ,onibrera, was arrested on his »r- ■ V ’ '( PURINA (Continued on Page Ten) ditures. *204,736.046.27; net bal , I.ondon. Det 10 —Renewed I . .._l al Buenos .Aires on the Span- I J . S. No. 1 Native Potatoes, soaked fish this year but we have a limited supply of dry Washington. Dec. 10. — (P>— ance, *13.297,488.625:72. (Continued Page Ten) ] rumblings of tension and ■ nneer- ish'Ss'teamshlp Cabo de Homo last 75c BlirtoD Insiilutiii» Co. | fish 4>n hand now if you want to soak it yourself. * 180 Ovtord St. Hartford - .( 6 0 Ih. b u s h e l ) ...... $ 1 .8 9 Washington, Dec. 10—i>Pi—Price President Roosevelt has approved I taihty In the Balkans—particular May 11 w hen e.iistoiiis officials Tr> It Ttiniomiw I Phone Hartford S2-45I.A levels *oday are threatenjd by the father draft bill, designed to ly in ' Bulgaria . where cabinet Bio.<^ra(l Taken * considered his actions suspicious. Husmer Brand -\nchovies (Regular) "highly (iangerous" pressures, re Engine Plants delay InducUon of pre-war fathers > shake-ups. iiu'ludirig the post of ' 'render Stringless Green Beans, . . 2 Qts. 39c sponsible government officials into the anrt^ services. I foreign minister, appeared immi- Miistcriiig-Oul Pay Favored DOG CHOW warn in a reTOrt disclosing toat Bv Partisans Husiiier Brand (skinned and boneless) The action waa announced by Argentine Butter Being ; nent have led diplomats here to \\ ashingtiin, Dec. 10—'iPi—Leg- ^WWMtVMlhMiKWMMWWWWMeKtWWMMMMWWIItMNfWMfMtfK: IN >IK.4I. OR CUrCKKR Bananas, Pears, Carrots, Fancy Iceberg Ix*t- money )n circulation In the United Hit by Strike the White House today. 'The place the conclusion that Germany's f ; isluUiin to give all nieiiibcrs o( the. Kalas Sil— Ifalagd Sil in jars States reachet; an all-time high of at which the Chief Executive acted aniied services niusterlng-oiil pay X rOR.M ^ ------i European .satellites will seek a X tiicc. Cabbage. *19,250,000,two in October. was not disclosed. Sold for Civilians’ Use ' way out of the war before Gei- (>(>rniiius anil Sult'llllt*^ j ranging from *'200 to 8-500 was Hard Bread (stjuare and round packages) Commenting on the increase, The President had been mged , • ' recommended nnanliuously today X which was marked by the second Five Wrighl Aeroiiauli j many falls. LDriSPS ID the Senate MilHary Affaim Essential Gift Suggestion Hallonsaft— Brown Beans by War Manpower Commissioner Bulgarian Premier Debri Bojilov. F im’I Heavy X Yellow Globe Tnrni|is ...... 6 lbs. 2 3 c successive monthly rise in the cost Paul V. McNutt to veto the legisla New Voi'k, Dec. ip-îd>i—More chaaed by the British Purchasing IV,...!.. W i-oiiinii coniiiiitlee. The sliding scale of X of' living, ■ Price Administrator cal Factories Ar€ ' reported in dispatches to Stock- 'rhriist !\t ar Ivrt IIIPU. would give higher dls- X Caraway and Plain Bond-Ost tion. The Preaident'a approval than 500.00Q pounds of Argentine - commission and allocated to the ; holm to be reshuffling his cabinet KNEE-HOLE Pink Seedlej»s Grapefruit, Fancy Grapes, Cheater ^ w les said: Affected bv Walkout. raised a o.uestion as to whether J w . 1. CCC under a United States and ------.'ch a rg e (>a.v to veterans who served i X Whole Yellow Peas— Swedish Syrup In the past two months the butter recejy^ here by the Co™' British agreement regulating deal- as the result of Parliament's vote i McNutt would resign his position. of no confidence was believed l-inilon Dec. 10 -.-Pi--Hard-hit- overseas ihan to those who re nr X Fancy Tomatoes. cdst of living index has gone up. The legislation removes from modity Credit cot pot ation haa jpgs with the South American mained. In the I'nited States, The Paterson, N. J., Dec. 10—T)—Carlos Mahogany X Meat. A NICE XMAS GIFT by the Office of War Information inspection, marked privately and that the rest was unjustified, adding: How extensively the act will de "After all, we’re not in the but Cairo conferences and the fear bulletin announced by radio today. Vejarano y Casslns, desi'rlbed hy X Lean, tasty, Fresh Hams and Shoulders. Sets of 8 Filled Jai7>tjn wire rack . . . , S I..30 or the basis of information from CIO spokesmen asserted 15.000 of the shipment is expected to be The communique admitted that FBI agents as a cousin ol lha.. employes had walked out, but the lay the induction of pre-Pearl Har offered to civilian users soon. ter busine.ss. What, we did waa that Turkey may be scady for a Priicd From X the OPA, the Treasury depart bor fathers remains to bf seen, offi more prominent part in the wife'. the partisans were still on the de Duke ol -Alba, Spiuilsh ambassa lAamb, Veal and Beef Roasts, Smoked Hants, Set of 6 Filled Jars in wood rack . . . .$1.1.3 ment. the Department of Labor company fixed the number at The Army, Navy, lend-Iease and to take a telephone book and lc>ok dor to Great Britain, was Indictad S3n.9,> X Feed it Straight or Mixed with Table Left-overs. cials said, up the names and addresses of Peace Demonstrations Beportwl fensive in Bosnia, but claimed they X apd the Federal Reserve Board. 6,500. otjier priority groups rejected the have taken a heavy toll along the today by a Federal grand Jury oa And Up , Cats Go For 1( In A Big Way, Too! Canadian Bacon, Fowl, etc. Knudsen Arrmngaa Meeting Herahey is reported to have tqld butler, the official aUted, because some butter dealers. We sent Peace demonstrations, disturb X In a summary, the OWI said a closed meeting of the National ances and arrests In Sofia "*snd enemy's rail and sfifiply lines in a charge ol having acted an aa . that between Sept. IS and Oct. 15, General Knudsen promptly ar It graded only 89 score and was them notices of the sale and In- unregistered agent lor the Gee- X ranged a meeting with union offi Association of Manufacturera in , vited them to submit bids. We other parts of the countr; have that province, killing more than the Bureau of Labor Statistics NeW York X City yesterday that unsalted and therefore difficult to 200 men in one action alone. ifinn government. A ejnmno, who X Franco-Ainerican Spaghetti, Tenderleaf or coat of living Index .rose from cials and company executives in keep or re-ship overseas. .[received 12 bids arid divided the been reported in di-spatches to neu was arrested last Saturday at Ma X an effort to resume full production about 1.000.000 pre-Pearl Harbor offering among ten buyers, all of tral capitals. Oaim A'lasenlea 0<'»-upled 123.4 to X24.4, "chiefly as a result fatheia would have to be inducted Haa "Barnyard F'Uvor" The.German version of the fight home by FBI agents, was ch a rg e d X Tetley Tea, Fig Jam, S.a1ad Dressing, Grape of higher prices for eggs and of engines for warplanes. Includ An official grading report char whom bid the celling-price .of 41 Bulgaria's predicament is par In the Indictment, with being sa Checkerboard Feed Store Noren^s by June 30, 1944, In order to meet ticularly complicated by the fact ing, as broadcast by the Interna X clothing."- ing the new B-29 super-bombers. acterized it B.s having a "barn cents a pound.” unregistered foreign agent leom fruit Juice (no points). Soap Powder, 2 large Stephen Remsen, international present schedule... any Allied invasion of the Balkans tional Information bureau, claim X 1063 M AIN ST., OPP. FORfiST ST. TEL. 7711 It added that the gains almost yard flavor." Rea said those dealers' who com ed that the Naxis have occupied Nov. 32, 1940, to dan. 30, IM L hp- X completely cancelled the decreaaes representative of the United Auto The expressed intent of the plained th«!y were not notified in is likely to involvi her In hostili- emHng In the southern distrtot ol bo\cs 29c. Qiocolale or Butter Scotch Pud QUALITY FOOD STORE present Icrislstion Is to prevent Rea laid Army and lend-lease the town of Vlaaenlca, . 50 miles X registered last sumiHer but noted mobile. Aircraft and Agricultural speeifleattons called fer falted but advance of the sale wouW receive tlM adth Ruaslh. with whom she New Vnrk aad la other a r s a a g a l S M AIN ■ HOTEL SHERIDAN BLD • PHONE X dings, Baking Chocolate. t]^ t the coet «f living Index atiU I Implement Workers of America. the Induction of sny of this sufficient notice of- the next offer- anaetwsa 99 6 7590 ter, of 90 acore or better. ' (CMtlaoed oa Page Tefi) (CeaHaued oa Page Poor) R •nte Argenlne butter waa pur- ing. ment would have Important reper victim of bums on the body, face, of Congre.BS.” 'said John J. Driscoll, to not more than the straight-time ALICE UOFRAN It o f ai^proximately $700,000,000 aervation pa}lRmnts, operations to -w-4 levels o f Jan. i; 1941, Driscoll as Benes lo Sign cussion# on the post-war central (Hnuwa As <|ue*fi Alice) . orwalk Woman a year wcm.d be placed on subsidy Brass Workers secretary of the State CIO council. arms and legs from the fire which Taft to Offer Death Takes Ased The • request, made yesterday serted "the only way to restore a 1 uropean aet-up by providing an SPIRITUAL MKDII M N . broke out in her apqartment. last outlaya, as compared with govern- Zn’7'^ Ijermaiis r ear balance between profits and the In opening for Poland to join In a ter Seventh Diiiichirr nl a Seveutb Bn# uient paymehts now behig' made 52 Here Accepted during contract negotiations be Pact With Reels Victim of Burns Meanwhile, administration lead Seek Pay Boost creased cost of living Is an upward ritorial barricade against Ger Born With m Veil night. , at the rate of $1,0(H),000.000 an Cheshire Resident tween the company and the Mine, Suhsiclies Plan ers who are championing the sub wage adjustment." many’s traditional'' urge to "drive KeMlIngs DiUly, IndmUag StMMf. Two neighbors, B. - J. Valicant nually, Subsidies would be tied to sidy program and seeking to fore- Attack Looms r’’, Mill and Smelter Workers’ Union, Norwalk, Dec. - Mi*« was for a "straight-across-the- to the east.” 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Or By Appeli*. support prices, said Tutt, and the .statl elimination of the payment.s M London, Dec, 10—(iP)— Edouard Margarat Loiulon. SL a niamber of and liussell Riley, after smashing Waterbury, De6. 10— (/P)— The board" increase of 17 cents an hour Forced to Follow Advice RienC In the Servlee of the government would assure farmers by Congress, continued theit ef In December Draft Cheshire, Dec. 10— ( ^ —John H. Benes, president of the Czecho one of Noiwalk’a owqt families, the door to Miss Ltoudbn's apart CTO has asked the American Brass for all workers, nifmbering aeveral p|e fot 80 Tenrn. died today In 'Norwalk iioapital of ment, found her in a hallway, her Substitute De»igii^ to p fixed price for their p.oducts. ‘ forts to delay a final vote iii the H o n i i i i c l I i i h i m t U 1)(>- I Marshall, who saw the United slovak govcrnmcnt-ln-exlle, “ Has States engaged In four wars, not company for a pay boost in excess' thousand. In the company's plant# Boonville, Mo. — i/P) .— J. W. 188 Church Street. Hartford, O m sL bums she received when ftre swept clothing ■ in (lanie.H. While they The Olii.ian took the view that i fai e of strong. op{K>sition of the 1 P arrived In Russia, presumably to Guaraiilce Fixefl Priees in Df'iiiiiark' counting Indian campaigns, before of the "Little Steel" formula, but in Waterbury, Ansonia and Tor- Krause, manager of a shoe factory, Washington, Dec. 10 — (A1 — Plinne 8 -2OT4 the kitchen of her home. were attemiitinc to extinguish her farmers must be given guarantees ; anti-subsidy farm bloc. l,i»l ..f Tho.e lo Join A v i a t i o H B sign a pact for which negotiations President Roosevelt haa nominated the present conflict, died here yes a union official admits a flat rejec rington. spoke to the Uons chib on "Shoes Hoepital attaches said she was a burning clothing, firemen arrived, Ami Retain Coiitru)^ of prices to m.siiic maximum, pro- | recently were concluded in London, the.se Connecticut poetm asters: A h InviiHiiiii Fori'fiiHl,! Armed rurcea lliis terday at the age of 101. tion of the request is anticipated. Defending the move to break and the Benefits of Walking. He diiction. , I left the meeting afoot; someone Czech circles disclosed today. Pomfret, Christiana Rowan; Say------Marshall rec^ved considerable "This will mean reierring the away from the “ Little Steel” Wiisbihgton, Dec. 10—(/P»— Sen "It is highly di sitablc." Taft i Drliiiqiient Youth had stolen his car while he talked. It was expected here the agree brook, Thoma# Joseph Curran, Jr. L.0i)dun, D<*<‘. 10—(J’r Berlin i>foiitli Delivered to Se- PllOtO ScrvicC publicity during the 1940 national appeal to WLB or awaiting action formula holding pay adjustments Read Herald Advs* ator Taft (R., Ohio; today criti- ob.served. "to .say to farmers now, I when they are planning their |>ro- ! brojidc.'i.sts todsy reflected Ger leelive Service Bour t own bill, embodying dies to be liquidated up to June tendered a reception at the home j bushel of first grade potatoes. The " It is safe to suppose," said Of the number. 26 were taken of Hartford. Bergeant Willard E. the main features of the Hou.se 30, 1944, and would give the CGC of his daughter, Miss Liicilla Mar-1 holder of the lucky ticket may Sei tonus in a broadedet Recorded for the Army, 24 for the Navy McIntosh of Manchester, and legislation. $250.000,0(K) of additional b orroi^ shall, with whom he lived. procure the potatoes at the Burr by The Associated Press, "that and two for the Marine Corps. ’ Ttchnical Sergeant Joseph T. Be.side.s his daughter, he is sur Lieut. Francis P. Breen Under the Taft program, a lim- ing authority to continue soil conn-' farm. the Russians w;ll again launch a Those accepted for the Navy Mrnz of .Stafford. vived by a si.Bier, Mrs. Herbert V ) '' >s grand winter offensive and that will iCave Manchester on Monday. Their unit has had its planes in Benton of New Haven. Rev. Francis P. Breen,' curate Smart Rayon Shirts they have insisted that the British D()c. iJ. Those going into Ma the air continuously since Novem Funeral services will be held to at St. Bridget’s church for the and Americans attack in t*he west rines service will leave here on ber 6, 1942. It has logged 6,499 morrow. past five years will leave here on Lu.Htrnus line quality rayon at the same tirttc. BOfilON'S... fOft etsi: Monday. Dec. 20 while those en hours III the air, of which 2.614 January 2 to report to the Har .shirting for his dressier "Forces for this invasion are tering the Arm y forces will have were in combat. Telegnini Ilellveri-d Correctly vard Chaplain training school at moments. Expertly tai known to be ready with an estima until Tuesday, 'Dec. 28. A photographic unit makes Cambridge, Ma.ss., with the rank ted 50 divisions or more cohccn- The list of thosf accepted fol ieconnHis.sance miSBions, long New Haven i/I’i A telegram of first lieutenant. lored. *3.0(1 tarted in Britain. . . . lows: , raiiAe search operations, and During his stay here Father " I f no Russian offensive ma-‘ from an Ea,st Hartford advertis Accepted for Army aerial maps of all areas, both ours ing agency addre.s.scd to "General Breen has made a ho.st of friends teriallzes this winter one can con Thomas F. Freney. 56 Chestnut and the enemy’s. clude that the Allies have not com Currier" was delivered promptly, both within and oiitside of his street, Maiiehester, And they must get the film pleted their arrHiigements, In that and correctly to The New Haven parish. He was especially inter Victor C. A. Abraitis. 24 Pine back lo heailqiiarter* for study case the invasion will begin in the Journal-Coijrier. ested in children’s work. Hill street. n and help in planning new attacks spring." Edward P. Yourkas, 355 Oak on the enemy. .Sees More Pressure In South land street. Without the aid of films taken The southern front, Sertorlus Earle J. Clifford, 19 Strant by these squadrons, many of our suggested, would "play ■ a junior street. CAN roie at the beginning, but when victories might have resulted in FIT IN I Steven L. Osella, 31 Homestead po.ssible defeat, or possible lives the big thing Starts the Alllod street. pressure in the south will In and equipment needlessly sacri Paul H. Urann, 208 South M ar ficed. crease." shall street, Hartford. Sertorlus estimated that there The Coimecticiit Marines' squad Francis McCaughey. 19 Main ron ha# recMved a Presidential IN ■■ SELECT were 26 divisions in the south street, Willlmantic. available to the Allies...... _ citation for "outstanding gallan- John Noske, 95 Qlenwood street, try and determirtatlon.” In another broadcast. DNB, of- i Manchester" Warm His Hands and Heart filial German news agency, an- , Francis .1 Barrett, 36 Strant Sgt. McIntosh is a brother oi HIS GIFT HERE! ^ / / nounced that Rommel, Nazi com- ; street. T lia iim a L with a pair of fine gloves. mnndei iif the Balkans, had "vis Harold V. McIntosh, o f 92 Hem George .1 Katkaveck, 74 Stark lock street. Pull-on or button styles. ited Geiman troops in Deiirhaik weather street. Many shade.s, $2.ii0 to S6.00 within the last few dnvs," Anthony M. Choman. 29 Wood land street. B lu d U | R Marshal Rotnmrl George W. Kaulback. 67 Wads WAfnrr Bros worth street. •\ Visits Denmark Robert J. Boland. 27 Ashland t-~i I : J i 4 Stockholm. Dec. 10 '/Pi .Mar street. M A N C H iS T C R S k ois Best w ay to give Pop shal Erwin Rommel, commander Arthur S. Lamson. 42 Wetherell of German forces in the Balkans, street. NOW PLAYING Correct, oceurote, John J. Hewitt, 128 Wells street. has arrived in Deiimaik, the Ger comfortabte fit mode mans aimouneed officially last Russell R. Vennart, 31 *a Foster night in Copenhagen. street. f»Oi4 School ' MEN'S representatives of the various de street. V partment were made. These will Charles F, Parciak, 73 North bring before the Student Body street. PLUS OVERCOATS Association the problems and George P. Ambulos, 18 Gorman A Musical ..Merry-Go-Round! Insulate Your questions which come up at the Place various departments. Accepted for Marines “ HOC JIER H O L ID A Y ” Another great thing about Arrow* >t that they’re When you’re getting Pop's presents ready, be sure tq William L. Kennedy, 17 Purnell .The candidates are: with \. . put hi* Arrows bn top. For tliey’te sure to get a big Place, Manchester. ‘‘San(orized"-labcled, won’t shrink evtlt 11^. In short, up Carpentry class, E, Dewey and DALE EVANS . GEO. BVRON $ 2 2 - 5 0 Russell L. Pottertbp,tb«^17 174 North Attic Now ! they're a sensible wartime buy. /And—with those hand from any Dad. To make hirn extra-happy, add S. Wilson: Drafting, P. Capra and Elm street. perfact-fitting Arrow collars, they’ re just about the some Arrow Tics. They harmonize with the shirt*, and Norbert Chmielewakl; Electrical, resist wrinkles! Shirts, $2.24, ap. Ties, $I and $1.50. Joseph Svlrk and F. Traygls: Ma handsomest shirts iii the land. chine, George Brooka and Edward And Stop A Great Deal MEN’S Prentice. WALrZES HOPS Election will be held next Mon FffmiDMBT " Men’s and P J L l VIJ S A T A fU N . day. at the aaaembly hall, at the EVERY TUESDAY AND STETSON State Trade school. HARTFORD O f. This Heat Loss. TOPeOATS FRIDAY NIGHTS Young Men’s Fur of the South African gazelle «0Nsns For proof of this assertion k>ok over the roofs of the HATS is often dyed In the United States to imitate mink, sable, marmont K. OF C. HALL houses in your neighborhood,. Snow remains days long 28 Prospect Street. Hartford Mackinaws The .Mark of tliiality $ 2 7 - 5 0 "p and lepoard. er on roofs with insulated attics, showing how insulation Featuring in Men's Hats! stops the loss of heat which melts the snow quickly on Size 16 and up. Plenty of Styles Personal Notices Art Webster's roofs over uninsulated attics. MEN’S Old TIimcb' In Regjular or Haati Poet, iq> Light Weights In Memoriam Foz-Trota S-IS Squares $10oo SUITS In loving memory of our liusbaiid and fatlitr. Ufimenlck Clgnetto, who All kinds of Storm Sash p.issed sway Dee. loth, l i 4S. f. ------Your miraory 1» loipethliis w« can't I -I ^ Iiiii ^ and Combination Doors up up fo r g e t , $5 -0 0 $ 2 7 - 5 0 Vour love rrmalne with ii» as yet PAV7 ArOliCN* BORHY MAC MEN’S Y o u r c h a ir ’ * eo e m p ty ,’ a n d -.o h a re . DANC£ BIllY Wi tUi * Yc-I But aomcliuw w-e feel your presence to fit all stock sizes. IT'S, th e re . MANCHESTER ■4 lAVS • I NRIlA. NO'VillO W ife end Fem lly. WAllY WAUCtRSBEAUTIiS LEATHER SPORTS CENTER * EXACny^s PRESENTEP.,/ /^ FooUcear mm WALLtis Wells Street . mm CQLORfOL BOtSl I A m QUARTER.^>,SR0APWAy JACKETS TAIX 4IBDABS For the Whole Yes, honest-to-goodnesa Leather Wallets with Sat. Night, Dec. 11 The W . G . Gleimey Co. CiJIOUSC^SONi TUES.DEC.I4*iil/A'‘ '. • A to IS ItV a gift that will plea.se everyone. Red. Natural, separate change, key and bill compartments. B I N 6 0 INC. Black, Brown and Violet. 12 to 18. Modem aad Old FaeSInard. Coal, Oil, Lumber, and Masons’ Supplies . Family Luggage, Black, Blue, and Green. Fonuerly Held At MUlar'a Haa. DUKE ELLINCTON $ 1 3 - 5 0 up TONIGHT Peter Miller. Prompeer. SBAND 336 NO. MAIN ST. TEL. 4148 MANCHESTER ORANUE HAIX A Uo«d Time foi> Voung and Old! I. sHiwyiuSERiaroilHttiE: R41 MAW £1. MANCUffilBL . ^

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, ; *’ rill I > l l'-' .». In Soulha fstrin IHslrict Alison McCook Guffey Urges i/ters to Santa Clana I V. .. -il. k'. V' I ii.i'U. OPEN i tl -r. ' 'oitSilUl'. l>. . I. , . III ■'. ■ Itn From State I'o lloiil l‘ai U n. ^ 1 l.t c.,4. . 4 U'- ; m ,, • iil Tii t Miio h ail To Speaks Here Lottery Plan Pour in at Post Office : -. UV-i '1 .'1' ■ ■'tk •., . I »t. p i: . it iluiii horn. - FOR BUSINESS TOMORROW ... K. ;v b>t_ »..» h i - t .1 • i. MAi ic l pu Ki-il up laat II,- fti l Vijm. . . -J Gongress Against New 2 1 from New England > M«lllria r.j (1iri»lm*i. tinr. M" . xO i-.,.. • ,1 to have, Men of St. Mary*« to Ovar jfOD latUr* Imivii t t.inioirovv nwrnlng AS USUAL . . . AFTER A BRIEF SHUT DOWN Ml M B ta fla il* and ni«n~-t to l i 'i lv *' -1 till' I'll ; « !' Taxes as Well as Pay In List of 513 Soldiers I'li l ake IMat’t’ iuX vii* .. V. 11 -v h.’. yi\Kii’'. - . ''V: ■ :...n a ar- .at pUkup '* ‘1* b*- . I I'bke Corporate Com* ON ACCOUNT OF ILLNESS. Incal •In 'I t.tTit ir r«tiivnliig to Ihr ih;i|i I I I Kri'. oi III a Ml thhi Dniei 'f/ ma. le , th U d.-it, P.ipe.r.-Hal-' ment of Subsidies. Announced Today. i4 Uwl then luliiht 1' 't hf ■ (lir tm nil ih Ir nip* >>Tth .au l* to . :■ 1 h. lor a Ra-jaian -acpinutiC’ i I iiuinion on Sunday. WINTER O’COATS Irr rhurt'h. V'd;m . 'immlV.'- Anv ,*{>ecial ^ I I'mleiifc th* Minteri pVi id hr until .1 out 1 h-J|i«ri rl p i| » li. ij, ami .>11' v'l lo'l.iv , v 1 ■ !l i.’li.m iMll .iho be dlteiuliHl AECOUII* ill w. l» ^ t" •' p|iVi! Biui Bv Jam ea Mariow and George Washington. Dec. 10— (>P)—The ; {•turn afl.troa* on the e« ' ‘ le t:, ii, .’ll .1. .'11 . . e' li . Ill ■ I.» to m I, — :iliatrii'l . .-(aUudav : Friday & 1 1 'th e ’"V 11’ In ii’ -I. »l\.o. II » il I hi (til t { 'nia men of Mt. Mary's Kptaro- DOCS GARAGE ZIelke names of 21 New Englanders are tte f*il«r. th* chlhtren hive ll. . iimg l ilt ;hu' pi’.'i :'.lui i' Ing in lui.oh:Û-'lli iliiig .ttial thf fill.. ■ u- ■ ■ .-! VI.-th 1 .(il .i l \ .ilulm 1-.y (• I'k I i>*l chuich wUI bold a corporata Sat, (allowingwing hi»inirtinil i-j tty ,:i, \i: ill.'. I I. I 'i..'.:. .M'tiili i V’ ill t I ’'ll- III, ,1 ill i-ai'h oi thi 16 BRAINARD PLACE Washington, Dec. tO.—■ (liiitrli t a a ' nam.’it. aouth at k m im w r m Rr h k . Warm, biq, hqavUT* 1 ’ t; lu ll »l . t h'l’ ..l.liif. n:..ii . cl. il.i I'.on "1 : .ml i'airk .'^n.llrl aHlIli-lV fin | ish hall Congress is flatly against new. Fall of III'’ rfi|iu- il» hill ioi' .1' i,u'U ■ -.1.. l hi II l;n>i liiil^ it T'l iiuiK- cm iiu i C-tnl,! atici't. west of Main South vest Pacific areas, the War! lined — handsome iqb- X " ’ •> "I Ih' 1' ■ .ti'fli. ii Ml r -’ ijii M 11- high taxes on the ground that department Ennounced today. _ hav* giv.’ii hill’ thHr *4-' ■ ■ mo li'Mi liiti I | . ill I'.i a liijul 1,1 .'Ihll m the (i.i-'t ; III, "t, muv . call .Melvin The (service wttl be cxinducted lie*, perfect lailorlnq — l.ia bellor ahit t.* t» h l\ f*t* lyii 1 p It ilili- Ii ■|■.•lll ihit 'I'll Ti ••nil ' .I ■'^ .1 Americans are being taxed enough The New Englanders and next J.|! i.ltli l.. .f (.'111 ' Ul. I iiili h: ..,11 ,1.1 Al.ae Ih.in .I (lull l.i i ■ lliilhaway. tcli-phojic, 4H8i-’. by Rev P r. KIniei J . Cook of built to defy Wbiler'e Jlatn. »vi-n if onl) If nuiiXh - ft' Ip hl» iihli'i lit till «1'.;!|.- ('hrlat Church Cathedral, Hart* now. and can't afford more. A t'the of kin include: coldeet blast* and to lil:’ glvi u li\ .Mil . V- r.i Si l.liIi. .1 ...11, .ill -I Xt'ic r.'|,i.nc,l , I'liiilcl m | hrtuee.n hv .iml .iix o', lock _ same time Congress is again.st Europear area: •lint 1 ford, aaMated by Rev, Klllson b'. wear wall lor many c( til. il< i.-ii'In'.iil i l S|ii . Ii ' at : th.: .'Miiip |, . : the Na/.i rii.ii : this I leniim I ", not call aft- STURDY government payment of subsidies ' Connecticut: Dmlth r-.ll lie. Noilhuiiipt'.ii. Marvin of 8t. Mary's church. y*ar*l All *ises. i ai.il'll|r, M n>- mai « of men .ii,.i I I MIX o'cl,:.k to keep food prices' down. I - Goucher, Tech. Sergt, Shirley E. .1 elhing arong iimi tiiiitil Ito Ua«a taiil.r'inlii the tiyl.linu The guest speaker will be Hon, Wonder-Buy, at Ore iii'j Uiimfnl liy It lcjihon ‘ Administration leaders insist —Mrs. Elizabeth Goucher', mother, ('hriiiiiiiaa dt. oratuiiia iiuiud’ ^11, f r* i. irla fr-im the Kmaian An.aon T, Mcf'bok of Hartford, 261 ’Ridgefield street. Hartford. „ ,» u s s « « May (jive lip ' .'hiU’l.e U.I ii.i.i.it ■ ..mini; ii|> tn ing a riiiieliiiat. ir mid.. ih ic h one of the outstanding laymen of that without those subsidies prices j 1^ , 1,1 lid li.e (i, ,maiia were rm . fnim Tuzla lo ZvOmik ami can not be controlled. and living Mediterranean area: A1 Goodman & Orch to.’’ II a p.iiliUuii I'liirer rxaiiii- nriariih«ia Mill piu. - lor -■ I- i'l.: tank a.id inraiilr'.' reaerv’ I'.' KhO'anj ami between Tenlic and the diocese. .ntlOh iltaci .ri'il ttiiit thi Wimrl Jicri and i-'fi-nhrmiil* ./-Hi h* costs will bur.st upward. Mltw l-iiellle Hooey Connecticut. WAIU T»Mi ‘H V«NNA I l;k.,iitit; from f;ini,..ihy Tin-: Iiohi.'j. in I sl.-rn Bnanla. An Invitation la extended to Alulis. Pfc. Adam A.—Mrs. Ve C 17 U SO Bt’rry Markt‘1 ■■Ilk an imiiiil.itIlii|, aviik-ntly ftalurea of llu. - '..-i.ii.fi , Treasury Secretary Mor.genthau "M Goodman & OrchcMr. ,-f. X’ P.ilanrl and . '..-ri A,parti»ar\ vi. lory waa reported all men of St. Mary's parish. At* Mr. and Mr*, George L., Hooey, ronica Bennett, sister, 12 Atwood nmi <• lien I live tbariiwatat coii- Arrangeiiii lil.i for tin. fir..gfain frrX. the B email border where has repeatedly asked Congre.ss for / I i ‘ I! . in » /.'orci...r effort to r' ll*-'.'*. ready an attendance of more than TOYS a 10 1-2 billion dollar tax program of 207 Center street, announce the street, Watettown. ililliiii n ii'i* wa>, no Ar* damage ace in ihaip. , .l Mie <' ■•>./,; . MUSlCAl HAWAII . C-W • . : o th* .\»ia line* In White ' ilava aita. kod a German one hundred 1* assured. Cass, Tech. 5th Gr, Harley O.— »ral (irayfera l)rrlur»’! .lud it lAill (ali> liltle time lo cor-. Olnialead i/l lîlUi.n T .io . ■ ■ ;rr.n lortvir g went from BIhac. to help pay foi the war. engagement of their ■ daughter. Hawaiian ...... PMTpU>inyY\\\G-lOrch.. 1*1 I Jill defer t i- • 'i - 1. Jc r i ■ i Congressmen, very much aware Mrs. Marcia A. Cass, wife, 16 Bcl- Tbey Do iliiai* L i i r' '* to the v, ith- ’ r - r ',’.- em'n:y tro-'p* were killed Misa Lucille Harriet Hooey, to den street. East Hartford. At THI MW*® . C M 42 »® ' •I 15 waur.il.'d, the bulletin sAid. a Hobby H orses ...... 9B o that the 1944 elections are coming ’■ Dr,.*p*r r.\tt Jry,r up and that high taxe.s don't make William Hanlon Smith, son of Mr. Giza, Corp. Frank J .—John OPA Prii't**. .n-l Bugartan unit* Giza, father; 19 Warsaw, Deep on IN o lrit - from Car; Bedl' Rocking H orses ...... ^ . 9 5 I'ongreasmen popular, are process and Mrs. Charles' K. Smith of The > rtifiu.ni; th. ;r attempts to crosa Great News tor River. rtr T 'at'ur* 1 If ' ing a bill that provides for only 2 Ridges. Willimantic, Conn. Manehi-^Vnr vihlUl h .d ulu uf Iti. B v So\i<"l ' lt. a • ■ ' -I 'f M thnr ' e Urt! nvei '.ear Pnjepolje in Guns— Tom m y G u n ...... S I .00 Giasso, Pfc. Frank J.—Mrs. Admltted ycalerday Mr* Karo- ; were p T '. aed by .strong Asthma Sufferers billion dollar Increase. Mi.xs Hooey waa graduated from Corindo , Gras.so, mother, 31" Smart Selection , atr^harry inarkeU t/ « ‘ Rifle (Shoots p e lle ts ) ...... certain farm groups and big food raltng. tJ;»' giov.iiv ruy ha; lu'nii Kelleliei K3 Cylei ','ircle l>ruiar J Sp«nd <5o (odAy At an> drutf Ator« ed as an office worker in the ney Holmes, father. Box 296. Po- li‘ UMit. 77 Bin h atrtrf Liormld (C iMitii.uexl fnm Pa{p (>n> for A boillt* of Bucklry'i t’ANWDIOIa manufacturers have put terrific Hamilton Standard Propeller com quonnoek Bridge, Groton. U«<) by the OPA\ ‘Tl**)' *bive , I M‘XMir0 ftrlpU ACtinsC Tf»ni«ht at S w i n g s ...... ; . . S 3 . 1 9 prciumre on Congress to lift the m informad a' ciuAm haa bei-n iji.iii Ito-kvlllr June Woor!. gM pany at FJast Hartford. Polterak, Pvt. Walter V.— Mrs. £ • t*«dtim« pour youmtU a tPajip<»onful, lid off prices by refusing to grant tad -jp the Ijernea ao Oie> cim ;. OiiUi all'.-! clays II wri*»:h »■'..■ \N'NOl NCKMKNT let It U« on your tonsii* a rni>m^nt See-Saws ...... $ 7 .9 5 Mr. Smith is a second class Nellie Sudal, sister. 334 W ethers aeiriXr.; i.<. more thai\16 caiiU A'lniltUil loduy ftooeri L//vejo' and f. >«. ew i. ' theli twalloir ilowly. Fe*?l ttA In* subsidies. petty officer in the U. S. Navy, at field ayenue, Hartford. f Ik Hit;h all. .-I atroVed Tl*» y,. r - u. *tant pow«rful AAeA'iiVA action W agons ...... $ 2 .7 9 to $ 14.95 But some critics of the adminis present stationed in Balboa. Pana Salvi, Pvt. Mario A.—Mrs. Mar ^ guar' ^ Tbay S . o . hmnchial tube*. Starts at onca to ma. Before enlisting in the service garet Salvi, mother. 937 South K.klns phlrf^rn mak* Subsidie. arc only a temporary Main street. Waterbury. SHOW >BHO O' « « “►“> th ry fiudfi wa caMta a quart to th' he was employed by the Southern At Goodman & Orches 1.1 . • :v.i La>i>g<* - **’1Bps '■ ■atJlf ' STABLE?! nc breathing a*«*t«r. method of price control and the New England Telephone conipany. ILBRO ...... m/mmi't IM' year Tur .crate .hin controlling rising liv* | wedding. CIOTHINL COMPANY Danny Kaye with Orc^Ch ^ Tor. I..*,. E*.- Har-- 'û*'klry*» CANADlOi. Mixture (th# ^ glHtr* l’ . aatst U.‘ > '■ I',: iTrsp#t scHinc cough medicine In ing costs. Willimantic, Dec. 10—i/P/—Nel ,J|at ai*r aflr- »* :•; * l T c i k f B l '1\E>S , . C’S6 $• •• under I<>'"’‘I LaiV* Linio-ri at/ '-' -T a;; *1 rH Canad.^ 1 ras**# c'Ûaxhlng Rpaamt There are among congressmen, British citizens, among the son A. Daniels, 64. hardware deal Mu*ic Maker. under Maurice Abravanri ^ ■ a sa a OuMw i* o’. O' I ■ i. fi ■ . . -rrl Mr ritz^ -■ ■ %nd-1''-'«en» up that choking phiagm most heavily taxed in the world. er here and former Republican S however, those who believe that M.VNCHRSTER ■ , . >’■ 'iti i-ai ■ :.-r . trh ti> -liAt Ihp luhe.R and ~dBr rwf 1 F a i ' i c v . ok- ' * ^KFR 'TREFT K4A ; :#arh:nt difficult, it help# there is quite a lot of money , which Have put 20 billion dollar.- in war city chiiirman, died ye.sterday af OON •**^**"?*S^**'v!!rV Paramoonl Organ IkatT «a .• *► . ,.m K , K S '■ 4 ^ .i-. ' ,i= : a better night .A re#f. POTTERTON’S Americana could fork over to Un savings. ter a short illness. Baker at the Nex. York 1 ^ , 5 0 aawf. tA* r ' ’ c r c. ■ r>: - * U " ^ ^ f m Tar- «r-'1 adrlc^T-try Buckley# AT THE CENTER s KSS... <>■«'»"• • - ”” M l F H RSF^ 5.39*541 MAIN STREET cle Sam. m iii tm I>i«'r Argrr'livia- fcrraar; Jaar B-Tt r^*Ma:hi^*atUfaction guarantees or , -7! •rey back. Propose* National l.otleiy For up bobs Senator Guffey CHWSTMAS CAfiOW ^ ^ M“” ! I (iri -e , y-- (D.. Pa.I with an idea, which he The Lyn Murr*y Singer*, c ^^.SO *1 lO*** ' Wiuiar. has introduced as *a bill in Con ■ ' r CMartr- .ja , mtr*'- gress. to raise 5 billion dollars in C a i i M > L«»w*> government revenue, not through A^V. Alex.ndro« cond. . . • ./ l « . . l - a;* irw» ^ .r-f. 22 f ity taxes but through a national lot HALE'S SELF SERVE HEALTH MARKET tery. 7>r Oriemal Ib New England! It would work like this: The American public—which i' M»» »*r.- l x . congress doesn't think can afford Rib Pork Roost 32c higher taxes—would buy 5 billion Canv I dollars in treasury certificate* at iiia.r stftag Half 52 a certificate. Those certificates SM UAKNOire^^ SATURDAY SPECIALS would be sold through agencies se lected by the Treasury. Tenderized Ham Lb. 33c This is what would happen to Hale's Bread Loaf 6c th * money: Slieod or PIdcr Out of every million dollars in _ certificates sold the selected dis .a ^ •; tributing agencies would receive J Cyuilers or Scotch Ham Lb. 49c 520.000 for their trouble. The Treasury would pocket 5480.000. Would >uu like it sUced? Cut up th* ehkkeiiT The remaining 5.W0.0O0 would be %> Doughnuts Doz. 25c dmwn for thi' purchasing public, % KEMP'S, Inc. Shouid we split the mackerei or rieiin the smelts? How the prizes ranging downward from 1 do you want this roast prepared? May we suntest this 550.000 to $100' none of the money I FLRNITURE AND MUSIC I ciMikinK idea? — Thee* are words frequently heard be to be taxable. I 76;j MAIN STREET TELEPHONE .’ifiSO j The prizes, of course, would not a V' Coffee Rings or hind the counter of our store, indicating to you that, at be in cash but in Interest-bearing t*t*»**iNw**»w*»*»wiiHW w*ewa»ii»iiM W i«w*iw*i*i*i*ew**»****ii»***S'**ww*«www***f the Health .Market, service and courtesy are etitt a nat certificates. ural, vital part of <»ur as.s<>cia(ion with the consumer. The senator doesn’t plan to push Crumb Cokes 25c We invite y«»ur comments and criticisms. hi* bill until Congress finally fin ^*K«(MACM»aKMMaMWMMW««MlKMIUAC*K*ie«M«M*K«K«C«W*KMM«-e#‘ * Plenty of Jams and Jellies New Englanders are among more *4 . .. • Grapefruit JuiCe than 150 officers and enlisted men nine JXInr of the United States Army 14 th Give Wearables This Yâr! Air Force who have received award.* for heroism and outstand t ' ' '0'3 Molasses Pt. and 14 Os. Jar 33c ing achievement in fThlna. Burma PfuRe Juice , and India, the War department ir s THE TIME FOR SENSIBLE GIFTS, THAT AFFORD LASTING SATISFACTION! Mwoot heart announced today. The New Englanders include SELECTIONS AT SILBROS ARE SURE TO PLEASE AND PRICES HERE Bars from Connecticut: 8 i.;-FOLD^ 9 U tc 510 00 J Good Selection of Fruits Soap 25c George T. Crottlc, second lieu tenant. Wigwam Lane. Stratford, Heavy airm edal. - for Solod r ^RJST W^CHES $n .x .^V y 4 , j«ir U/Mid 1 ♦ f; oce- . Ql. Jar S-T-R-fi-T-C-H • A t \ m Pancake Syrup 39c Briilêporl Tar trtArr l»>^. r&Atk '..-rxi K t m fr-r J Pwtad *ju4 14*<>u«c* f *m ...... •# w V Mhitr) kkaiib (M l‘ttluUi Anmii" Missing 1. iic i 5 'i -. . -V 1 ' \ Your Christmas Shopping $ M l. Smoked Shoulders u. 24c Washington, D«i. 10— —The, Mi««d Nuts 49c names of five New Englanders are -tfy-'-.t Auat JtuMliea AU f«rp»*o included in a list of 4i8 casualties -mAMi * of the *U. S. Naval fo r^ —Navy, Marin 2 Corps and Coast Guard— Wolniitf Ml' 49c FIOIII* 34lt*tkBaf ^1.35 • anno' need today by the Navy de eiUWlKWMlKMMMtWIKetWAtfU X E a rrin g s r i m partment. . Caiiit’o Hiii {' SPICUL! Mrs. George Kasper, 614 North • COATS • SLITS • BOYS* SLITS :lk. »• ii, , f' Ridgefield avenue, Bridgeport, Bruoeh Pins Conn. ' • DRESSES • OVEIK’OATS • IldlYS’ COATS mmrnfiu i..,' . .i „ I?.' /' •' >' -J Lavaliers '>01 itt* It jr'ee., b. "£f>* ■ Delay. Incluclioii 0 FUR CO.\TS • TOPCOATS • MACKINAWS ^nw silt HKJ f fHl? t ■— ; IGES OBLOUSES • SOX - i f ♦ j j ^ • JACKETS Loekets aiitl -•faets-jri niirU ITtFJUFM t)A nt» ...... The latest health Ministry an V nouncement, fot the week endihg j In Widest Variety R • MACKINAWS - r le-qt.BakL Nov. 27, Hated 375 deaths In Eng Lathes’ and Cents’ ^ jnNem iwr oreNif a t land and Wales, but an Increase in NsSMIlielHMIWWIVWMlWWMlTO^ /MMiWJWJWSaMDKiwiwsfxeBcsrsfK 'Compter* Stock rdle since then waa expected f a: If. OK nAfnutMr of K ... Crosses and Chains Diamond Kings AMD CUMaSK AT • P . M. It the weekly total well to- and Toilet.Articl^ previous wartime peak ot THE FINEST GIFTS UNDER THE TREE, COME VROM week of Janu- I tr y - Rosary Beads Silveron Glass mdn______LIQUORS AT Ril OPEN . , e «» be iMftty cmdrlMw* aa4 Ladies'' and Gents' Large SeletTion of «ris «<»■ km i Ut merte ^ T H U R S D A Y Billfolds > Book Ends Masonic Kings ■ I mm iând ILBRO 7 CLOTHINC COMPANY 881 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER F. E. JEWELERBRAY737 MAIN STREET s STATE THEATER BLDG. ’ V -i.,. V. .1 - K-:, . V.. • \ :

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were "mopping up” and that they Special Pickup of Paper List Engagement captured more prisoners. Guffey Urges 8 Wounded Mothers’ Chib In Southwe.xtern District Lfetters to Santa Claus Field Maishal Fritz Von Mann- Anson McCook OPEN stem's combined tank, infantry People living In the smith- and air onslaught against Russian Lottery Plan From State To Ho^fl Party we.stem district who have To Speak Here Pout in at Post Office positions northeast of Chernyakov waste paper at thidr homes FOR BUSINESS TOMORROW in the Kiev bulge was checked which was not picked up last .vcHtcrday a.s the Red Army carved Congress Against New 21 from New Englahfl Mailing ler^Chiirrh.„ bend Mctor, a Russian communi I vage committee. Any special munion on Sunday. a reply unless the senders placed be mailed out. The parcel post win que announced today. ^ their return address on the outside dow is a busy place these days and / I collection will Hl.so be attended By James Mariow and George Washington, Dec. 10— (JP)—The | at the letter, the children have the outgoing packages are Increas- ^lifusir for the annual Christmas Brilliant defensive tactics by I to in tri.s district .Saturday The men of 8t. Mary’s Bplaco- DOC'S GARAGE Zlelke names of 21 New Englanders are J. Party of the Manchester; Mothers' Gen .’Vikolai Vatutin's, First, Uk morning The .ûme procedure [ following Instructions p retty'Ing in number, indicating that the pal church will hold a corpormu 16 BRAINARD PLACE WBahlngton, Dec. 10.—(/P) May included in a list of 513 Unitt^d ^ I I , •, I suggestion to mall early is being’ 'Club, Monday evening. Dee. 1,3, at rainian Army thwarted von Mann- will be rc[)eHtcd in each of the; 8 o'clock, at the Center Congre .stein's attempt to crack the Soviet districts in the future. i communion Sunday morning. Da- be that ‘ noise in Congreaa only States soldiers H’ounded hi action Wareiiaa of the manpower short-! followed in town. I " ' T " II he a< a* high wikin they aer •" ■M at hla work shop this year, ' PYank Diana who has been the gational church, will be provided lines we.st of Kiev, Moscow ssid, IJ’cr.sona wishing a special cember 12. at eight o'clock, fol Hounda like double-talk but lend an- In the Asiatic, European, Mediter by the North Methodist choral and the Germans recoiled before Santa may not be able to take care: custodian at the Centennial Apart- collciti’in Saturday, within ^he lowed-by a breakfast in the par-> HlfllMIflfilKfifafWMIWlHItWHIHK; car. ranean, North American and | flf all of the requests but for those I ments on Chestnut street, has singers, undci the direction of point-blank .Soviet arlllier.v fire district as named, south of iah hail. Congrezs is flatly against new, South vest Pacific areas, the War j who have given him their address,' taken work at the postoffice as Mrs. David M. Bennett, orgirnist. which knocked o'lil 7.'i more enemy Center atreet, west Of Main high taxes on the ground that department announced today. Traditional and nioderii/inter lank.s for a total of 3.50 in the pa.st atreft. may call Melvdn 'fhe aervice will be conducted ha la better able to take care of parcel post delivery clerk and will by Rev. Dr. Elmer J. Cook of Americans are being taxed enough The Now Englanders alid next them, even if only to mall them a give ,up his place at the apnrt- pretations, of Christmas yAvill hr four day.s. More than 5,000 Ger- Hathaway. telephone, 4882, now’ and can’t afford more. At'the of kin include: given by Miss Vera .Sh'klcs. head rTiriat Church Cathedral, Hart «ard. ' nients. mnh .de.ad were re[ioried eminted in between five and six o’clock same time Congress Ls against European area: of the department of.* Speech at the .same period a.s the Nazi mar this evening. Do not call aft ford, asslated by Rev. Ellison F. Marvin of St. Marj’'s church. _ STURDY government payment of subsidies | Connecticut:" Smith College, ./Northampton, shal threw new mH.sscs of men and er SIX o'clock. Goucher, Tech. Sergt. Shirley E. something wrong and called the Mass. / ' to keep food prices down. | tanka into the fighting. The guest speaker will be Hon. Administration leaders insist —Mrs. Elizabeth Goucher, mother, lire department by telephone. Christmas decorations. Includ _ , Anson T. McCook of Hartford, ? * S S m . n 4 0rcheMr...” Ct3* May Give Up Smoke waa found coming up be Other reports from the Rii.s.sian that without those subsidies prices 261 .Ridgefield street, Hartfoijd. ing a Christmas tree, under which front said the Germarus were rush Dohnj, from Tiizla to ZVomik and one of the outstanding laymen of tween a partition. Closer exami membera will place gifts for sol can not be controlled. and living Mediterranean area: ing tank and Infantry re.servcs to Kladnnj and between' Teallc and fhe diocese. costs will burst upward. Ml*» LiH‘lllr Hooey Connecticut. nation disclosed that the wood diers, and refreshments will he Doboj, in (M.slcrn Hoanla. WAITI HM* »M VIINNA Berry Market work was. smouldering evidently j the Ukraine from Germany. The An invitation la axtended to Treasury Seci;ctary Morgenthau Alulis, Pfc. Adam A.-^Mrs. Ve features of the evening. A partisan victory waa reported 'Jl L.Hlma., » Orcheu. . . • • from a defective thermostat con N'efherlands. Poiand and even all men of St. Mary’s parish. Al has repeatedly asked (Jongress for Mr. and Mr*. George L. Hooey; ronica Bennett, sister, 12 Atwood Arrangenien't.4 for the program Italy in n supreme effort to reliev* from the Bosnian border where TOYS street. Watertown. dition. There was no lire damage are in charge of Mrs. t'atheiine ready an attendance of more than a 10 1-2 billion dollar tax program of 207 Center street, announce the m u s i c a l HAW AII .... I'reH.sure on the Axis' lines In White Viigoslavs Attacked a German one hundred la assured. Cass. Tech. 5th Gr. Harley G.— Local Growers Declare and it will take little time to cor Olhnatead of Tolland Turnpike. to help pay for the war. engagement of their daughter, Hawaiian ...... rect the defect. Russia and the Dnieper bend. column moVing west from Bthac. Congressmen, very much aware Mrs. Marcia A. Cass, wife, 16 Bol Tixenty enemy troops’ Were killed Mias Lucille Harriet Hooey, to den street. East Hartford. Tliey Cannot Do Busi* Less than 200 miles to the south- a Hobby H o rse s...... 98c that the 1944 elections are coming M TH t M AN O Znanieiika lakoii e.Tsl in.sidc the Dnieper river loop, and j5 wounded, the bulletin said. up and that high taxc.® don't make William Hanlon Smith, .son of Mr. Giza. Corp. Frank J..—.lohn nets on OP A Prices. Giza, father; 19 War.savv, Deep j Ho8|iit:i| Noting .■soviet coUimn.s’ from Gen. Rodion German and Bulgarian units Rocking H o rse s...... $3.95 congressmen popular, are process and Mrs. Cliarles E. Smith of The S ’cSVw.S®-’*’’’'’* continuing their attempts to cross Great News for River. M.alinovsky's Army captured 15 ing a bill that provides for only 2 Ridges, Willimantic, Conn. \1 Goodman 4 Orcheotra . Manchester which had one of the Bv Soviel Army: towns in a continuation of their the Llm river near Prijepolje in Guns— Tom m yûn ...... $1.00 Grasso, Pfc. Frank J. — Mrs. Admitted yesterday; Mrs. Karo- Bosnia were ropul.sed by strong billion dollar increase. Miss H(X)ey wa.s graduated from Corindo Grasso, mother. 317 laatUng atrawberry markets in the^ n V • g-f . ; 'dvam'e 1 , ha sold for no more than 15 cents Admitted ttxlay: Robert Lovejoy, and 5.000 enemy troojis were de tion' of Kriovoi Hog. other Ru.ssian then swallow alowly. Feel Us in petty officer in the U. S. Navy, at 19 High street. stroyed. The Gerrhan tomnitinl- stant powerful affective action W ag o n s...... ^ ...... \$2.79 to $14.95 But some critics of the adminis Salvi, Pvt. Mario A.—Mis. Mar a quart. They point out that this units .stoinuHl into the town fit spread through throat. . head and present stationed in Balboa, Pana will drlvo them out of business. Discharged yesterday: Mra. que, however, asserted that the THE PINE TRAIL tration take this view: ma. Before enlisting in the service garet Salvi. mother, 937 South .Spa.s.sovfp to threaten (hat import hronchlat tubes. Starts at once to Subsidiec arc only a temporary Main street, Watcrbuiy. SHOW TUNES Of iFhey paid live cents a qtiart to the Ralph Kurtz, and daughter. 59 Nazis "gained further ground in ant mining center ami the thou.s- BIDIM; & BOARDING loosen thick choklne phleftm mak he was employed by the Southern spite of stiff enemy resistance." ing hreathlne eTSler. method of price control and the ILBRO ...... A1 Goodman & O'c es pickers last year. The crqtes and Chestnut street; .Melvin Longfel STABLES New England Telephone conipany The German war bulletin said nnds of Germans deployed we.st < So claim Is made that Buckley’s DART GAMES/ $1.50 administration should put rigid laakats cost them another three low. 3 Robin Road. Cletiw Lyons, the Dnieper in that area. No date has been set for the that the battle in the Dnieper la a cure for Chronic Bronchitis or clamps on labor’s wages as the Hardware Dealer Dies OANNY KAYE Vocal Quar- oanta; it la worth at least two cents 25 Elro street; Ernest Peterson, \srhma but sufferers often And Doll Chairs, etc. 59c wedding. aOTHlNC COMPAtJY D*nnyK*ye '“ ‘hOrc^C ^ a quart to bring them to the mar- bend was being fought in a hcavv NOW OPEN FOR Buckley’s CANADIOla .Mixture (the first step ’n controlling rising liv iS9 Middle Turnpike East; Harry ing costs. VVillimantic, Dec. 10—(>Pj—Nel kat and after paying market Lindell, 70 Linden street; Faith snowstorm and that the Rus.sian.s Biot^rnd Taken BUSINESS l.yrKest selllm? couffh nTcdicine In lit'* FOIKA. . ^ . . C-56 under . . • C ’ t 4 2 50 ail Canada) eases coiiKhlnp spasms There are among congressmen, British citizens, among the son A. Daniels. 64, hardware deal ^11 Gale k Mham M.Wer. . - - • under MaurK-e Abravanrl Charges thera is going to be so lit Olhrias, Bucklund; Mrs. Suzanne were throwing as many as six j nnd loonens up that choking: phle*m most heavily taxed in the world. er here and former Republican divisions and a tank brigade (per however, those who believe thpt M.WCHESTER tle left V Shorts, 87 Plymouth Lane; Mrs: Hv Parlisans tiS5 PABKKK STREET I whicli srem« to "Iok the lubes and there is quite a lot of money which Have put 20 billion dollars in war city chairman, died yesterday af S “ OibN Paranionnl Organ haps 90,000 m"n I ,st single narrow imake.k hreathiuK difficult. It helps There la to be a meeting tonight Sophie and Richard Kaclnski, 49 Americans could ôrl: over to Un savings. ter a short illness. Baker at the New York Paran hi Bidton when tha entire situation sectors. The communique from I many to irel a belter night’s, rest. Edwards street.' Take good advice— try Buckley’s ATPOTTERTO THE CENTER s rsss... o«v.’.... MCE HORSES 539-541 MAIN STREET cle Sam. will ba diseuased. Discharged today: Barbara Joan Radio Berlin .said that "a few ((ontlnned lr Pancake Syrup Bridjreport Tar hope they catch the culprit. 1 Pound and 1 l-Ounce Can ...... * V w V WESTllJ/HAVK Short Shank (S Point*) Aiiioi)^ Mis.siii" PLENTY OF B-VCON Your Christmas Shopping $ (5 Points) ...... lb. 42c i.b. 49c Smoked Shoulders ■ Washington, Dec. 10—i/Pt—The Mixed Nuts names of five New Englanders are FIRST PRIZE S.U SA(.!5 Aunt Jemlim AU Purpose included in ,a list of 48 casualties Link or Bag Style; of the U. S. Naval forces—Navy, Lb. 49c 24i/2'Lb. Baf Marin 5 Corps and Coast Guard- Walnuts Flour $1.35 • anno’ need today by the Navy de Pinehurst partment. K £ ('aiiK'D Rin^s I6-Ounce ShefileM, CaruaUou, Vaa Camp’s er Uoa Publication of this additional K W £ (No Points) •, \ . Poultry casualty list brings to 32,345 the GIFTS K \ \ GIFTS I GIFTS I Pickled 33c Milk 3 S 29c ’ number of Naval personnel listed K < £ Caiiipo Brotu’hes Native Broilers— Fryers— as dead, wounded, miss'ng or pria- K tnera of war since Dec. 7. 1941. FOR AlOTHER FOR FATHER * FOR THE £ 4 to 5-lb. Tender Roasting K 1 ' * ' £ Chickens and we expert a The New Englanders and next of kin, include from Connecticut: AND SISTER A AND* BROTHER 5 KIDDIES 5 few Small Pullets. Hostess Fruit Coke $1.10 FRESH FR U IT A N D VEGETA BLES Kasper, George Frank, gunner's t « ' mate, third class ,U. S. Naval Re £ Loin Roast of Pork was • serve. Missing. Parents, Mr. and K Spray uud incorrectly advertised at EXTRA SPECIAL! . Mrs. George Kasper, 614 North • COATS £ • SI ITS 5 •BOYS'SUITS, £ 39c.lb. yhe price is .350 lb. Ridgefield avenue. Bridgeport, ft Bruot'li Pins Cookies and Candies for Conn. • DRESSES • OVERCOATS RIB Ro AsT p o r k lb, .32c No. 250 Size, Juicy £ £ £ • BOYS’ COATS S HAMBU^JRG (6 pt8.) lb. 29c £' £ •TOPCOATS Lavalirrs Soldiers, Packed, • FURCO.\TS £ £ £ •MACKINAWS * FLORIDA ORANGES Delay. Induction £ PINEHURHT FISH 25 BLUE BLADES...... • BLOUSES £ • SOX S •.JACKETS * Mackerel—-Mackerel Fillets £ £ Lorketk anti MONEY BEI.TS ...... Ready to Shi^, $1.25 . Of 300 Doctors £ • H.\TS Oysters Doz. 25c 2 doz. 49c • SKIRTS K 5 •B O YS’ « CliaiiDi SHOWER SLIPPERS...... £ £ • SHIRTS X REVERSIBLES J, # We expect to have plenty • SWEATERS £ £ •f 2-pound boxes pf Frozen COMB AND BRUSH SETS ...... Sugar llaart ’V London, Dec. iO.—(Ah—TTie Brit- lefilee Blrw ‘ islr^tfrfned forces have deferred in £ • TIES 5 • (URLS’ COATS . «' B rarrlrls Dog Food. Beef Kidneys, FIITE D K IT S ...... • SLIPS t Lb. Jar duction of 300 young doctors so I £ • PANTS find Pork Kidneys — no Peanut Butter 32c £ £ * •CURLS’ £ PEN K N IV E S ...... Grapefruit ' 4 for 29c they may fight the wave of Influ • SPORT-WEAR pointk. enza now said t’ be causing more £ £ • j.\CKETS 5 REVERSIBLES £ Brarelets ZIPPER TRAVELLINt; B.U.S . . than 400 deaths a week in Britain. £ £ g • REVERSIBLES £ • SWEATERS Dog Bones . . tray 10c CHE.SS AND c h e c k e r G AMES Borden's Hemo J a r 5 5 c Cooking The latest Health Ministry an £ £ * (iifls That Will Delight £ nouncement. for the week ending In Widest Variety £ • MACKINAWS ^ the Youngsters. £ Apples $1.89 Nov. 27, listed 375 deaths in Eng £ i Latlies’ and Gents’ PINEHURST OPENS AT Complete Stock of Perfumes land and Wales, but an increase in t A. M. ON SATURDAY All Size Cons Purple Top nnd Rock * the rate since then was expected Crosses and Chains Diamond Rings AND O.OSES AT 6 P. M« to boost the weekly total well to and Toilet Articles ward the previous wartime peak of THE FINEST GIFTS UNDER THE TREE, COME FROM Pineapple Juice Turnips Lb. 3C 629 recorded in one week of Janu I Try shopping between 9 ary. 1940. Rosary Beads Silveron Glass find 11 A. M. These seem LIQUORS AT REDUCED RATES OPEN OPEN r- ■ U» be pretty good hours and ' f5ee* Ceilings for L’esd Cars Beets and Carrots Bch. 9C Ladies' and Gouts' Large Selection of ve will do our best to aerve Plenty of Tea, Including Hartford. Dec. 10—(Ah—Donald THURSDAY A Masonic Rings jroa proni|>tly. U. Bathrick. an official of General Billfolds Book Ends Motors Corporation, predicted and iMMMa^MUKWMMIHKMWiNmMtlUWaiMKWIefAlAtM Solodo - Tetley's - Premier last night in a talk at the annual ILBRO CHARGE Fancy Celery Bch. 23c • meeting of the Connecticut Auto SATURDAY motive Tradea Aaaociation that ACCOUNT ond Delono-Potter ceiling prices for used cars would EVENINGS . QOTHINC COMPANY bo Imposea by next February or 881 MAIN STREET Pascal Celery Bch. 25 c March. He aaid also there waa a UnUl 9 OÔock MANCHESTER HERE h ‘r,roccr^ Plenty of Sauerkraut posaibility that manufacturers F. E. BRAY737 MAIN STREET might be permitted to produce a STATE THEATER BLDG. JEWELER 7 (No Points) 14k.* limited number of new cara next s No. 2h Can |PC Loose Carrots 3 Lbs. 25c I >eas* !R, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 194*

01 poUMcgl controversy. There..• teas, aticks closer to home bases. ping for the aerTloa’ men or tn knitters teve outdone themselves l^tththPK tPt no limit to the Wtllineiiess ;il The Jap ait force is taking a ter wrap packagee fbr them. And Since October 1, whep yirh for tee, Mrs. Agatha Erickson; cor the Manchester. Msmortal hos * * ♦ » ♦ » ♦ * ♦.» s ♦ * ♦ * * * » *■ * » • * *.* / f e d _ Wedneeday afternoon, the usual the new quoth Was llrit given ottt. political partisans to call upon 'm rific beating. It has lost its early responding secretary, Mrs. Jennie pital earlier this week. Mn. Luck Evening Neva id mending, button sewing and Ill knitted garments bave been Bolton Perrett; devotion committee, Mrs. and the new aon. are reported in to hate one another apd light one advantage In numbers, in quality. pressing service will be given completed and returned. This PUUL1»H1;:U bV I'Hb Cross i B i Mrs. Clyde Marshall Ethel Lee. It was voted to have fine condition.* HERAL.1> PRINTING CO_ INli another, alt to the cherished ob Only the army of the Nipponese is service men;. makes quite a dent in . the quota, Mra. Fred Baker o f Andover IS Strtet Phone 4032 no further meetings of the society ject of a p'jlitlral victory for turning In good performances. It The Prodiictloh ceftter Will close which is 189 garments. This is until after New Year’s. . Gifts road is -visiting friends snd rela BRieHTBN AMERICA’S WARTIME HOMES > • Mancheitcr, Cunn. Notes * after next Friday^, the 17th, anij a record of which the workers can TBOMAS PERfJUSON Ihemselves. It happens to he natu IS still a stautich foe.” brought by the members were tives In Amherst, Mass; ' a tn «r«l ManuRFr will not reopen tihtir January 11, be jitstjy proud. ■ About thirty attended the Alexander Bunce is reported Im ral political strategy to divide Qeneral MacArlhnr’s represen Oiriee. Main SL— Tel. «MH7 numbered and numbers drawn; F0UP4*4 OC'Opfl I, US) although the cutters and some of Nurses’ Aide Party Christmas Party of the Ladies’ Dickie Noren distributed the gifts. proving at the Manchester tative at the Cairo Conference PUbUfktd Br*rs Ev*oin( Bsctpt us and to create as much disunity the other workers inay be busy The time o f the supper at the Benevolent Society held Thursday Refreshments Consistod of sand morial hospital following an op ■tinSjur* «Ld Hotxftr* Eniarad 41 as possible. It seems dismally carries this trend of analysis fur . Production — Tuesday through part of the time. Nurses’ Aides Christmas party on afternoon in the Fireplace Room wiches. cookies, cake, apples, nuts, eration performed last week. tk* Kokt U^c* •• U»aehaiut, Conn. Friday, 10-4:30; Thursday eve The Board of Education meeting clear that the war Itself, or truth, ther, to th^statement that'Japan Wednesday, 211 articles were the 20th should have been given as I of the CorHmunity Hall. Members candy and coffee. M ClfcM M«ll M«G«I ning, 7-9; Center church. will be held Tuesday-evening, Dec. shipped from the center. Of 6:45 p. m. rather than 7:45, as I of the Ladies of Saint Maurice and Mrs. Ann Skinner who has or What happens to be right, take can be defeairid by a continuation Surgical Dressings-- Next meet 14 at the home of the secretary, , atJbSCKIPTION RATES these 128 were kitbags; the rest stated In a previous notice. I from the Women’s Society for served as president for the past only poor second places In the loy and amplification of sea and sky ing will be announced in paper Mrs. Mark Carpenter of, South Qpj lta«r by Mail ...... ■ f * ! ! knitted garments. \ 'Christian Se,rvice were present, year extended her thanks to all pjr Uoitib by Mall ...... • blows which, he, thinks, will be when gauze la received. ' ' Mrs. Rita WUkle, 'co-chairman Saint Nicholas is ths ' Hostesses for the meeting were Bolton. RrisU Copy ...... J 01 alty of those who are out to make patron who were present for their help. ___19.00 Blood Donors~250 honors need of, knitting, announces that the saint of Jêw York City. ‘ Mrs. Howard C. Chase. Mrs. Mark Dyllvarad On# Taar .. politics first tn everything'. enough to cut Japan off from all ed for Dec. 16. Call Mra. Swanson, She wishes to thank all members A. Carpenter and Mrs. Courtney of the society who were not pres 43 Fasclats Arrested MEMBER UP We shall probably. live through her conquests and bring About her' 2-1142. riHicker. innt a s s o c ia t e d I Nurses' Aides— Call Red Cross ent on Wednesday evening for this disunity, for we have done defeat without Invasion of Ihs program: A word of wel- Barcelona, Dec. 10.— (JPt— Forty- The Aeeoclaied Prese le ezcluil**' office' or Miss Sampson, 4554, for *rhe their hearty cooperation in mak If entiUed to the uie pi republ ca- .lapaneae mainland hy land ristmaS Chairs 0 lent Society; Christmas Carol, "It Rome, have been arrested for "dis thla paper .and also the local nawa of not getting through it success- It would be a mistake'to gainer ary. the acarcity of some food stuffs puhllahed lierai... Nurse Recruitment— Mrs. My- FiUed with comfort ftor Came Upon the Midnight Clear,” the society raised $800 during the turbing public order by acts o f In All rlghta of republicatlon of. tully. If tempera and pasalons too much optimism from such by all; a prayer, Mrs. Brownell discipline,” according to a Dec. 6 apaclal dlapatchea herein are alao hav#r, 6214. past year. , -, • ^ _ s’*'-' rise too far. if the truth becomes views of the Pacific war. It.would years to come! Gage; violin solo, Gounod’s "A ve The following membera of the Rome dispatch to the Frendh press rp|arved .______Calendar ' - I too desperately ob.scurcd, if the probably be a mistake to plane Maria,” by Mrs. Flora Chase, at^- W. S. C. S. attended the Ladies’ which was received here today. x'Pull aervica Slehi of N E. A Saturdky: ' I companled on the piano by Mrs. nationals welfare is too selflsht.v all our bets on the sea and sky Benevolent Party on Thursday: / Sarvlca Inc ______. . Nurses’ Aides at the ho.spital. Eleanor Bennett; a duet by Mrs. Mra. Elizabeth Wright, Mrs. Daisy / Publiahera Repreeeniailvea, The plundered for partisan advantage, war which is being waged now. Chapter ofHce closed in after- ! Marion McLagan and Mrs. Ruth Willett, Mrs. Ann Skinner and Jultui Mathewe Special Aaency-^ we can achieve our own national We must assume that land cam noon. , , I (L e ft) Saddleback ‘ Shedd, ” Jesu Bambino,” and en- Miss Nancy Lee. York. Clilcado, Darroli and disaster. It will indeed, as Mr. paigns may be necessary too, and Monday: I Queen Anne ucca- jeore "Sleep My Little Jesus”; a f'ommunlty Chrlatmaa Plana Boa) on _ Nurses’ Aides at' the hospital | sionar chairs; blue, reading, "Grandma Gay’s Xmas,” O f t Wilson .says, be a time to try to be ready for them. But neither Membera of the Community m e m b e r UIJIT b u b e a d of Sewing, Hyde group. j green, gold or rust Mrs. Elsie Jones; piano solo, “ Ka- Christmas committee met briefly should we underestimate the Im Cl RIT'I ATIoNg • xcrcise, "temperate judgment,' Sewing, Nellie WilUs group, , damask stripes. $75. mennoi Ostrolo,” by Mrs. Eleanor at the home of the chairman, Mra. IF YOUR NOSE Tka Herald Printing Company and to practice the "arts of com portance of what is already going home of Miss Nellie Burnham, eve- | Bannett; a trio, the Misses Alison Ann Skinner on Wednesday eve y Lee, June Mlldner and Pearl Gic- e n d Inc aaaumea ho flnanclai raioonal* promise” and to avoid Injuring on. with our aea and air forces ning. i ning. It waa voted to have the fol T A f i L f blllty for tyuygiaphical errora ap, Production center closed all day. ' I seclte, "On That First Xmas Morn lowing movies: Christmas Time in paarlng in aivertlaemenia in The our 'permanent national welfare battering at the Marshalls, with ^CLOSES UP* WALT DISNEY CHAETAaER Tuesday: | ing,” and encore, "Oh! Nightin Toyland: Royal Good Timea; Mod Mancheatar Evening Herald General MacArthur apparently gale Awake.” by Dickenson; for selfish, temporary gaina and Nurses’ Aides at the hospital. em Christmas; Hits, of the Past; e 0 e ®Oe 25c Friday, Dcrcmbrr 10 to "withhold encoiii agement from poised for his first jump to New Sewing. Temple Beth'Sholom. Christmas Carol, “Silent Night,” A ct Your A ge; Slnbad the Sailor YONIGHT Scwilig, W. C. T. U. group. D EAR JANE: by all; to conclude the program in technicolor. The party will be Only at Words for leu than JOcI c * o ; » .,, dangerous men who preach dia- Britain Island, on which Habaiil Put a.perweeeVs-tre-nolupeseh South Methodist church. f Mrs. Brownell Gage sjioke on Ma held at the Community Hall at Fun tomakelAndeasy... just color, Artierican Unity In DanRcr iinlty." Itself Is located. The Pacific, cam There just, hasn't been time enough to tell you all about donna pictures she had placed nostril. It (1) shrinks swollen Refresher course for Nutrition 7:30 promptly on Friday, Dec. 17. membranes, (2) soothes Irritation, mount, hongi Young«ters love ’emi .l^ a rlei B. Wilson who. as head paign is likely to build up fast, instructors, evening. the new things that have arrived lately . . . so here goes! around the rqom. Refreshments of Refreshments of ice cream and (S) relieves transient nsaal con cupcakes, cookies, candy, nuts, of the General Electric Co., is one with ever increasing dividends .Home Nursing class. St. Bridg The very latest are those tver popular ships in bottles. (Bight) Bamboo turned cookies will be served. gestion . .. snd brings greater Quite A Day et’s cliurch. evening. W indsw side chairs made coffee and tea were served. breathing comfort. IfflM fC of this country's biggest business from the clear air and naval su Sizes range from little square ones, suitable for paper Bnitnn Briefs -1 • « « l l Wednesday— \ with thick seat: sturdy Center School Notes Follow the complete W N i i i V It was quite a day .in Washing periority we now have in that the weights, at 7Sc up to two-handle half-gallon jugs at $8.48. Mildred Pfeiffer acts as reporter Mr. and Mrs. Fred Luck of men when he isn’t serving as ex Nurses' Aide at the hospital. turnings.. Light or Oark West street announce the birth of ton yesterday. I for the Bolton Center School this VA-TMBM '•-PreZ* coy ecutive vice chairman of the War ater. Sewing, St. M ary’a Episcopal mapls, $$.$5 X their third son, Kenneth John, at Only four senators—EUender of week and sends the following list Pro<)uctioii Board, made some re church. A new line o( bookends, made of composition, look all Sewing. South Methodist of pupils who had perfect attend marks the other day that should Louisiana, Bailey of North Caro the world like the old bronze plated ones. The same good church. ance for the,month of November: lina. and Ferguson apd Vanden- qld subjects, too, thcludlng dogs, eiephants and busts, at James Godfrey, Ann Erickson, 'MONTGOMERY WARD be read by every American. Sewing, Center church. ‘••ouMfo, W o In u fo rM ^ L '*'""'' Mr. Wilson was addressing the berg of Michigan d a r ^ stand on South Coventry Sewing. Mrs. Watts', High St. $3.50 a pair. — Marion Fountain, Robert Gowdy, Robert Murdock, Raymond Negro, the floor of the Senate And vote extension. Second Wai Congress of Amerl- Raymond Peracchio, T h i f 1 m a against an unprecedented bilf The Ladles' Association of the Sewing. Women of Manchester cin Industry. It was the func Ash trays with crystal edges and ruby centeix, in old Pesce, George Rose, Morris Silver- cL*-J**"- Congregational church held a granting the nation's railroad em Grange. Colonial pattern, are new at $1.28 arid there are those stein, Richard Smith and Angela tion of his address'fo outline what kitchen shower In the church Sewing, Emanuel Lutheran ployes the raise they W’ant, but Vercelli. • ilroductlon we ‘ would need next kitchen at their regular monthly church Ladies’ Aid, Production popular hats to match, for cigarettes or matches, $1.00. cannot get under the Little Steel Red and green bells ■with gold year. Briefly, his point was that meeting Wednesday afternoon, center, morning. Down in Haiti they’re carving dishes of solid mahogany (Left) Gracefully wings were drawn for new borders. eqch member bringing some arti production must rise, that there Formula, it is a bill by which Pick-up arid delivery of produc In the .Shapes hf leaves. We call ours ’’Touch Wood." turned occasional Thelma Pesce was the designer 15-INCH cle needed in that deiiartntent. tion by Motor Corps. can be no letting up in the war Congress sots itself up as its own Single section individual plates are .$1.30 and $1.15; two* chair in green or and her helpers were Mildivd EXTRA VALUE "This was in place of the usu.il Service men's mending day at war labor board. By the prece section size at $2.38. Large bread or relish platters Have blue damai^; brown P feiffer and Ward Gochee. They effort. He warned against over- Christmas tree and exchange of Production center. tapestry, $14.98 make the room very attractive BABY DOLL ...... 3..T9 dents of this act, it ia prehAred to optimism regarding the war gifts. The Christmas progiam Thursday— three sections. $4.13. and gay. Entire doll of hanl-tn-brcak ****.... . ahl'oad. and- against dangers to give its own special attention to was in charge of Mrs. Evelyn Blood Bank, St. Mary'a church A panel was drawn on the side eompoaltlon: Hweet, rhuhby- every wagie complaint— and to Broadbent. who also prepared the .Nurses’ Aides att he hospital. If they own a fireplace they’ll want a log carrier. board by Joyce Sanborn. She de ty|>e! Has Jointed lim bs... our unity and morale at home. copies for each member present. even rtendai legislate, by one special law after Sewing, St. Janies' school. Handiest thing you’ve ever seen for bringing In the logs. signed and colored It herself. It It waa his warning of the dan- Carols were smig. and the origin Sewings Emanuel Lutheran Dor contains a gold star, green holly, Heavy striped canVas. $2.00. .gers to moral* and unity at home another, the w'age increases that of several were explained. Taking cas Society, Pi-oduction . center, an angel with gold wings, brown ar* demanded. And only four part in the program were Mrs. hair, kneeling down holding a which expressed what many of us evening. HELEN. Ellen Braipard, Mis.s Alice Chapter office open uotil 9 p, green candle. have already begun to feel as we senators had the politicAl courage IfV- Coombs, Mrs. W. L. Hose and m. The children have drawn vari watch our politicians begin their to stand up against such a pro Mrs. Russell Boynton. A t the bust; Refresher class for Nutrition ous colored Christmas pictures t n ' i posal. Seventy-four senatort vot ness meeting, pver which Mrs'. pfeliminary operations for the instructors, evening. that make the Christqjias spirit Rose presided, plans were talked 1 S44 campaign. ed for it. Friday— stay in the room. POPULAR RADIO over for holding evening meetings It waa quite a day in Washing Nurses' Aides af.the hospital. The fifth and eighth grades lead Mr. Wilson said he knew of no in addition to the afternoon ses in spelling this week and the sev ton yesterday. Home Nursing class, St. Bridg ,x'/ WATKINS R8NCH iHAffOCK other period in American history, sions, in order that those unable • •OTM$$$ I M C (H )ghtl fla its d enth and sixth grades tag behind The Senate Finance Commlt,- to be present In the afternoon et’s church, evening. H c k Quean Anne axcept perhaps in the Civil War, Production Notes them. could attend, tn th » evening. ei at,e of truth and honesty 1 The Aiperi- chair to Use anywiiei-d in k t 4:30 p. m. at the church. Mrs. Regular 12.98 7.95 ent and made brief remarks. Herbert Hutchinson and Mrs. H. lY’lV 2 . ! can housewife la a minority pres the houec! Msh''g;'..'iy fln- i judgment— te practice the arts 01 Pvt. Richard Bates of Ft. Bliss, ialted; white seat, $7.93 C. Maine are aiding in the re Suit... Priced to Cleorl compromise—\to' avoid the temp sure group! V . X . Tex)|kS. is spending a 15-day fur hearsals. Mrs. Joseph Handley Eosy to fit-in with your other fur lough home of bia parents, Perfectly grand gifts because they’re perfectly grand A neat gift ideal 21 x34-ioc^ tation of spcriScing enduring Iûite a day In Wasblilgton. \ Who directed the play last year niture! Carved w ood in o rich Mr. and Robert Bates on fo r bedrooms, nurseries, baths. W arm cotton W’fish- Will also be present at one of the value.s for tethpprai-y gains an-l mot and lid cover in on ossorN Lake 8têet^^ able are available in a wide variety of weaves, sizc.s final rehearsals. FINE BOOKS FOR ROYS, walnut finish. Covering is ottroc- to ■ withhold encouragement from j New Views On Paeific W ar Mr. and Mâ. Prank Luthi are Open Meeting nt Orange ment o f fresh, d ean colors. Deepi and colors at Watkins rug department. (Not all tive cotton tapestry. Sturdily con parents of a dnw hter born Sun All farmers and others who are GIRLS... 1QCfo3e50 dangerous men \ who preach dis-1 Estimatea from widely varied colors in all sizes). spil,% soft pile. Woshuble, of coor*s. unity.” I day at the WlndBfim Community Interested are cordially invited tb FineU collection in townl AH kinds structed to lost! sources seem to agree that. In two hospital. ,, attend the open meeting of Bolton At this price, you'll wonf seveM Mr. Wilson was speaking to I , . . for aN agesi One of the best Matching Rocker...... B.9S ^ ; >■’ • • ,.-T. departments at least, we have Ja John B. C h a m p lllK o f Main Heavy braided rag rugs tn Md Colonial 24x36 . . ...S . $.73 Grange to be held this evening at UAusuotly weU tailored suits! Smart setsi G et them n o w !' business leadership, but his Words! B p. m. in the Community Hall gifts to buy this yeorl L, pan licked j already. We have as street is a patient at ^ Hart hlt-bi‘-niis8'designs ;• green, blaC.k. blUe, 24x40 inch ,, i.23 and sturdy ... and)amazingly low apply to all Americana as well. ford hospital where he wlli\tinder- red or tan predominating backgrounds. when pictures ot the Women’s serted and established our su p riced! AS w ool soKds, 4»ool and ,It will be a valuable American go an operation. 24x36 inch ...... $4.7$ Oval hand hooked rugs miide in the Caro, Land A rm y taken in and aroimd premacy in the air and on the The Garden Club will hold 27x48 m c h ...... 7.00. Bolton will be shown. There will rayon mixtures and tweeds. Sizes 12 ' who keeps his head in the domes iina mountains. A ll kinds o f peasant de sea. Only on land is the Jap atill Christmas party tn the vestry signs. aUo be a short miscellaneous pro to 20 included. tic months that lie ahead. The Gaily colored rag ruga; mostly silk and as tough as the predictors of a the Congregational church on 22x30 inch ...... $1.80 fftl^t) rtentjr of gram presented by members of r" more such Americans there are, Monday, serving a pot luc\| lunch patterned materials to add extra in variety is w ains' Bolton Grange. k‘i-' ■ ' terribly long war In the Pacific terest! V 24x48 inch ...... ijH.i i the better for the country. For eon at noOn. Each member w ill 30x00 inch 1.78 boudoir chairs. 'Tuft I Jolly Club P arty FOR A GIFT • • e A say he is. ^ bring a 25 cent gift for the trtie,. 2x4 ...... i , . ; ...... $2.30 » ed aaat .and back Eleven members attended ' the Our Regular I.9S Skirts Now PASTEL COTTON there will be a tremendous, fj< In the air, says General MacAr- Evergreen garlands will be made .36x63 ...... 6.33. models, $19:78. Christman Party of the Jolly Club prusflcally Ruduced To Cleorl ■■4 amount of politically-inspired pas Soft, fluffy cotton tufted ruga, with bor MAGAZINE BASKET! thur's chief of staff, attending the for the Honor Roll on the Library Curly loomd Mtton rugs In oval itoape, Others $$JM up. held Monday evening In the base- scatteabimis grounds. ders and tone-on-tone floral designs; blue, tnent o f the QuarryviUe church. ■ * sion and prejudice and untruth to Cairo Conference as representa shag weaVe. Deep and soft; blue, beige, tan. green, rose. . combat. The Young Mothers club met rose, greea - Hrs. Fred Warren was hostess Ouf Regular 2.9t Skirts ... Smart tive of the South Pacific theater, Tuesday evenly St the home of 20x36 in c h ------...... $gS3 and also acted aa SanU (Haua in 18x32 . .$3.08 24x48 inch ...... 6fi3 Stylas And Colors .. Now Only Just how much the pimgresa of Jap planes are being destroyed at Mrs. Mildred Boodgood at Days aistributlng the gifts. Refresh 1.98 6.29 ments consisted of sandwiches, two issues in an abundantly poli the rate of four to one, whde A l Comer, with .HrS- Helen Bam o tical Congress can illustrate. Con- assisting the hoitaaa..' The club cookies, bananas, tangerines, can- Our Ruguiur S.9S Skirts, In A useful, ornamental addition to lied air .action and submarines are ffy, nuts, apples and coffee. The These jnoke fine gifts for Ihdnf grtss proved utterly Incapable of will bold Iti Chrlattdas party for cluding Some All Wools, Now Inflicting heavy losaes on Jap children tn the Legion rooms on embers voted to discontinue any rooml Graceful lodder- room, bedroom, ef hoRwuyl handling the matter of giving our shipping. We have been trying, December 17. Laie' the mothers eetings until -after New Yeara. XMAS TRIE DECORATIONS Bock design sides. Carrying han P W. S. C. 8. Annual Meettng Deep aeft texture, oowpegeJ «9 w'^'icrs a vote without descend- says this MacArthur general, to will also have their Christmas OpeS StttttHliiyt Jerkins And Jumpers . . Regulariy i o violent, gutter politics. party.' Seventeen members attended 5 c fe 2 9 c d le mokes if easy to move. W o l- extra heavy Iwisled leopt el wG gel the dwindling Jap navy into ■the annuM meeting of the Wom- ,<(|.9t And S.9S . . New ReducedTo - -r side in Congress told us Charles Carpenter. 'M. P., sta Wide variety of sparkling bulbs, nut or Mahogany finish. .. hord- full scale battle, but it has refused tioned at Hyde Park, N. Y „ has •n’s Society for Christian Service eelten yems. Asserted ti. - iriith about aubsidies— the UhM 9 Pi Mi the invitation so (ar. ^ been home on a short furlough. of the Quarryville Church held wreoths, garland, tinsell Buy NO W i ' w ood ends, sides. It holds a loti woshebie. 24x41 in. Wednesday evening at the base lUnit o f the evil in subsidies them- The Waahington bureau of the Reguler 6.9S Sports Jeckets, before it’s all gonel aaives. or the limit o f the evil CUM Dies Froa Bums ment o f the church. The annual re Wall Street Jourpal takes some WATKINS port of the secretary and treas Well Tailored Classics . . Now that would be in. the alternative thing of the same line. U ia will Milford, Dec.- 10.— — Five- • 9 0. T ttIffI I M t urer was read and accepted. Mrs. ■ ...u to aubaidte's. From this time on ing to .guess that the war in the year-old Ethel L ouIm Hodge, Jennie Perrett, chairman of the teas §nd less of what we get from ûghter of Mr. smd Mrs. Paul of AÂN (î9tif> nominating committee, read the E$E YOUR CREDIT . . . Any Pacific can end much faster tbhn committee's report and the report thOM claiming our ear will be the Hodge who wad aevsrely burned most people have hitherto expect Was accepted as read with the fol parcluue totaling $10^ or more will Wednesday Ih her parents’ home, whole truth or nothing but the ed; 1 open a monthly payment smoonnt. di-' yesterday at Milford hospital. lowing officers for the coming truth. There ia no issue too ^ Im ••Why?’,’ it asks. "The Japa year; President, Mrs. Ann Skin The child’s drass caught fire as she ner; vice-president, Mrs. Mary ontgomery W ^rd * portant or too sacred to be SEE OUR CATALOG . . . for nese nai-y is scared, behind the stood on a ehalr. bsalda a stove, Wolfe; seczetaiy, Mrs. Dorothy . ffAgged down to the.lowest levels timea It is being run off the high watching her oldei isister make kcKbiney; treasurer, Mrs. Daisy 824-828 MAIN ST. TEL. 5161 MANCHESTER tlMmsanils o f I t ^ s w e don’t have coffee. / Willett; hostess committee, Mrs. room to |wrr) in our store stocks. NANCUBSipid L a m Lee; advertising commit 824-828 M A IN STR EET TELEPHONE 5161 -V— i i , unman atraasad today that tha equivalent to 2H centa per hour to state can try Todgro on the ail employes, to be distributed by. M a n v i w s l e r NexI Fralure at the Slate Here Orders Settle charga after tea conclusion o f tha EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AT 8:15' pen Session the company and union in such a fadaral prosecution, stating “ our manner as to eliminate intra-plant contention la' that ha (Todaro) TW ENTY-FIVE GAMES FOR $1/00 D a t e B o o k Mr$. Kavanagh’s English Muffiis GIFT for Estimated Returns Four Disputes inequities. The order also provid could ba prosecuted in . either the Due Dec. 15th. Plans Pushed ed for minimum hiring rates and Sold At Federal or atate court, or In both, Tomorrow posting of seniority lists. we contend that the offense la Telephone Manchester 3208 Christmn.s party, Local 5.3, T Minimuni Wage. Ordered Government to Be Given against both the atate and the More Than 7,000 Work American Tube A Stamping Young People -^to Be HER W. U. A„ Tinker hall. Federal government.” Evide'nce Deinocrals lo Sunday, l>ec. 12 plant of Stanley Works,- Bridge Leading Stores and Restaurants Precedence in Con ers in State W ar PlanU* ✓ Principals in the Bible Cantata “ Bethlehem" by Cham- port, Conn., and United Steel Motions to dismiss for want of AERO BINGO Dispute Ruling on inade Mu.sical Club al Center Affected. Workers of America, Local 2215, Throughout Observance. spiracy Case. juriadletlon had been overruled Specific Items. church at 4:30 p. m. C.I.O., 900 workers Involved. The by Judge Inglls, who upheld tl)s Monday, Dee. l.H board ordered a minimum wage of IVIaiichester ami the State of Connecticut New Haven, Dec. 10—(4^ — The state’s contention that the mat Food and Boston. Dec. 10.--(/Pi The New The C Y P Club (Cenjer Church Shopping Days ter could be prosecuted In the Hartford, Dec. 10.— (/P)—An at Manchester M o t h e r s' Club 78 cents per hour effective June 12, district attorney’s office reported Christmas party, Center church. England War Labor Board today 19-13, and directed Inclusion In the Phone: Manchester 4250 Young People) will be host for state court. • The Army & Navy Club tempt to throw open the special 147 Sprqce ^Street Tin CHRISTMAS today that arrangements had been Wednesday, Dec. 15 announced issuance of directive company-union contract of clauses the union service of young people Ullman said that the arrange Rummage Sale aession of the Legislature which regarding overtime pay, seniority made with Federal authorities un ment with the Federal authorities No gasoline? Can’t use your car? Annual Manchester Di.sfrlct orders in settlement of labor dis a't the Center Congregational promotions and lay-offs and rehir der which the government would Then why not walk? It’s not too far, Governor Baldwin Is expected to Scouters banquet and ■ Ladie.o' putes affecting more than 7.000 church the coming Isunday, was made to speed the disposition ing. Over-Censorship be given precedence in the prose SATURDAY, DEC. 11 call next month to any hvisine.«s Night at file Y at 0:30. workers In four Connecticut- w ir o f the case, and had been pre And you will 6nd our Bingo’s fun ThiirMlay, Dec. Hi Plume A Atwood Mfg. Co., URCMMWNfWMWStCSKSKMIiCMMciKWMWWIKttJSUKWMAUKaCMMMjl which !.■( being observed widely as cution of James Todsro„ of ceded by conferences between that any.member might want to piniits. StartiDR At 10 A. M. With many prizes to be won. Mobile Blood Bank I'n ll will be Thomaston, Conn., and Thoma.ston Universal Bifcle Sunday. Newark, N. J„ who is charged Federal Attorney Robert P. Butler Thev were as follow.s: Seen as Danger with conspiracy to counterfeit ra Introduce appeared to be in tlie at St. Mary'.s I’ari.sh hall. Brass Workers union. Local 620, This service which is called for and Assistant Federal Attorney (20) $5.00 GAMES (3) $10.00 GAMES Fnfnir Bearing Co.. New Brit I SELECTED, FRESHLY CUT tion stampa In connection with an COUGHLIN BLOCK making today. .Saturday, i)ec. IH ain. Conn.. and International International Union of Mine, Mill 6:00 p. m„ is being sponsored by Milton Nahum, and himaelf and (1) 820.00 GAME (1) 850.00 GAME * Smelter Workers, C.I.O.; 340 alleged plot uncovered here last Depot Square When the governor calls the Christmas Party, Amleiaon-Shea Union. United Automobile. Air- the Manchester Ministerial Aaso- hla assiatant, Arthur Gorman. workers involved. The board order Washington, Dec. 10.—(4*)—The September. Legislature into ses.sion. probably Post anil Auxiliary at V.K.W. (Taft and Agricultural Implement K Balsam and Spruce ciatinn of which Rev. W. Ralph Conviction on conspiracy under ed the company and union to in Office of Censorship, in an an 'Todaro'Will appear before the U. Given By on Jan. 19, he is expected to di Home, Manche.ster Green. Workers. Local 133, C.I.O.; about K Ward. Jr., is president. nouncement o f revisions in the the Federal law provides for a Siiniliiy, Dee'. 19 clude in their cpnltact, clauses S. District court In Hartford next W'apping Grange rect it to consider specific items S.-IOO workers involved. The board « C'ondiieted by Youth censorship code, urges that the maximum penalty of two years Joint annual Chn.stmas parly, covering voluntary maintenance of Wednesday said his attorney. W il of busines.s decided upon by tlie unanimously granted union de K press an(i broadcasters see to it imprisonment of $10,000 or both. Miantonomoh Tridc of Red Men membership, check-off of union The program will bo conducted liam McKennsr Legislative Counnl, and the lead Mary Marlin and Fi'anchot Tone, co-.starred with Dick Powell mands for voluntary maintenance CHRISTMAS TREES that "a dangerous psychology of Under the state statute, the max She’ll Love A and Degree of Pocahontas. Sports dues and arbitration of grievances. by tlie young people of the differ Todaro has disputed the author C H M T at ttma sa wan aa caaht Don't ers of both Hoii.ses are expected in “ True to Life.” playing; at the State Supday, Monday and Tues of membership and check-off over-censorship is not created imum ia 10 years in prison or Center, Welts street at 2:30 p. m. The board also ordered a general ent churches. Miss Jean Chltjlan ity o f the state court to try him, borrow unneceaaarlly, but If a loan Is to rule that no other business can day, Paramount's new comedy that will make .you howl! clauses but on a provisional basi.s, throughout the land by the activi $5,000 fine, or both. to your Myantac*. Kct H from 'PeraoasT .Monday, Dr-e. 20 wage Increase of 2 cents per hour, I of the hostess church, William claiming that the power to prose fSIHUflKflUMMIdinMIMfriMfMflKNIX be undertaken. subject to review on request of Brought Here Yesterday Froni | ties of a miscellany of volunteer Kenna said that' Todaro was with a minimum of delay. Red Cro.ss Nurses' Aides' tthrlst- retroactive tq Jan. 1. 1943. Union « Shearer representing the young cute on the- charge of violating Juit coma In. Or better atlll, apbfy by Desire 0|M‘ii Session either party at the end of six people of the Second Congrega firemen." OPA regulatlona is reserved by voluntarily surrendering to the BLOUSE .3-DAY SPECIAL! S inas supper-party 0:1.') p. m. at Y. months. requests for a starting rate of 76 4 quick phone—call ua. then make one virtt to There was considerable evi cents per hour and a 5-ccnt in Vermont. « tional church, Richard Dolsen of In a note to editors last night, law to M e Federal courts. He Federal court. ■Ign and pick up the cash. Xlther way M: C. A. The board also ordered other 4 From BECK’S Large dence among the Democratic mi Sels Trouble Ball Rolling crease in the third shift premium the North Methodist church. Lots Ceivorshlp Director Byron Price has thus far withheld his plea. you II get the same courtaoua. orlvata Tuesday, Dec. 21 contractual clauses covering ' 7 fo r sttantlon that haa helped to make *l>ar- nority, however, that such a ruling were denied. Doering of the South Methodist said that "there, is abundant evi Four Others Pleaded Guilty Until 1750, there was only one Assortment X M AS TREES Christma.s Party of Manche.ster seniorit.v, grievances and hours of •onal* Amerlca'a 1st choloa loan company. would be disputed, and there wa.s church. Parker Vetrano of Center dence" that the' press and radio, ayfl.25- u.iHanthhaseersffPF'w— bridge crossing the Thames in Ixiana ara mada bars on your algnaturo Exchange Club. work, and directed continuance of ! All Sizes! Well Shaped! g as a result of confusion about the no definite a.ssurance that the Re Monday, -Ian. 24 By Good Samaritan Act Gunboy Obeys Woman church, with prayer and benedic Four others charged with the London. alona. Tou pay only for tba Uma yon publican majority would \iphold the compan.v’8 pre.sent vacation 4 tion bv Rev. Dr. Earl H. Furgeson operation of voluntary censor same offense—Peter M. Kennedy, blurry A loan of SKXI ooatt Annual meeting Rol Cross at plan. Approval was given to a 7 ship, “ are suppressing news for aao.60 when promptly repaid in 13 montb- the dcci.sion. Sevetal Republicans Chapter headquarters. Los Angeles— (>P»—Mrs. John B; s of the North Methodist church suspended chairman of the West 2.98 to 5.98 W rontaoutlva inetallmenta of sio.OS each. were reported to lie desirous of Mario Marchi-sotti is not going meantime and drove away, un per cent premium for second shift Hughes said she was dumbfounded and Rev Dr. Ferris E. Reynolds no valid reason. Rock ration board and a former $39 for 3 week! coaU 43e. Coma In or workers and 10 per cent for the I MAIN ST. SERVICE STATION K phona today. an open session at which they to receive any special Boy Scout aware that he had received a when a 10-year-old boy jumped of the Second Congregational “ In addition to your loyal and HOLO official; Angelo Orlo, John third shift, effective Nov. 30. Main Street R could introduce matters which award for his good deed of ye.s- ticket. into her car, brandished a pistol 575 church. generally excellent cooperation Anquillare and Frank Rowe, all of Slilk* You ills W in terday. Instead it is likely to The styb has been turned into Cheirk-OfT Denied under the voluntary code,” na have not been considered by the and ordered hereto drive on. "Lady, IwWWHNIWnHKMiWWnHWWIIMIHWMmXHIlfflSnDiaWWWXMWWIlHWBn Ueligioiu Movies _ New Haven, entered a plea of cause another person trouble. the police station and the owner Collins Co.. Collinsville, Conn., said, “ many o f you have been led guilty in Superior court on Sept. 21 Legislative Council. this gun is loaded." Mrs. Hu<'hes Another Interesting feature of Officer Seymour was marking of the car that was tagged will and United Steel Workers of by overzealouaness to withhold before Judge Ernest A. Inglia. Democratic legislators met here \\ ar Bond Awards •said he told her. "I don’t care— this observation of Universal Bi BECK’S cars along Main street for over receive a letter later asking him America, Local 2444, C.I.O.; 350 information that has no security The Federal indictment ia only Wednestlay nigh< with their lead you get-out!" she snapped. Abash ble Sunday, will be the showing of time parking. Mario saw him why he did not appear and pay workers involved. The union's re Advertise in The Herald— It Pays value, on the advice of persona against Todaro, though the other COBHtWi 816 Main Street ers, Senato' Loon ' liisCassl ot ed, he did. the film entitled. “The Book ' “ Hartford and Rep. T. Emmet and when it appeared that a car the fine of $1. It is going K> take quest for maintenance of mem having no authority.” four men are named as conspira the World of Tomorrow." Manchester Clarie of Killingly, both membera Chicago. Dec. 10.—Garry Mitch owned by a friend of his was go a lot of explaining on his part as bership and check-off clauses was tors, said McKenna. of the Legislative Council, and, ell. 14 years old, of R. F. D. 1. ing to be tagged he rushed up it wilj be news to him that he denied, with labor members of the After the service, refreshments According to the district attor board dissenting, and with the will be served In Center church according to reliable reports, vot Wool bury,-and Walter Skopek, 13, the stairs in the State theater wa.s tagged. ney's office, Kennedy, Orlo, An provision that application for re banquet hall, and all young peo To Meet Lewis ed not to be bound by any com of R. F . D. 2, Stafford Springs, building to find the friend. Ife qulllare and Rowe may appear as consideration may be filed in six ple of the town are invited to this mitments although they nuthor- utilized their spare hours in vege was advised to move the car. This Woiiniled W ife Dis<-harged witnessea for the government in ixed the leaders to use their own he was unable to do as the car months. service. On Application the prosecution of Todaro. table garden projects so effcctlye- The board ordered, effective IF Y O U W A N T Judgment in regard to a limited ly last summer that they have was locked, but finding a police Putnam, Dec. 10— — Mrs. MISSING The district attorney's office June 14. 1943, a wage increase or unlimited sc.ss*on. been named Comecticut cham tag he decided he would take it Anne Kennedy, 36. was discharged alao reported that sentencing of RiaCassi said yesterday Uiat he pions in the National Junior Vege off and turn it over to the owner. yesterday ' from the Day Kimball Washington, Dec. 10.—(/P)—A Kennedy, Orlo, Anquillare and hospital, over 10 weeks after she Byrd Declines personally favored a limited ses- table Growers Association produc Howard Hastings, Mario’s .... , T O N S O F Committee o f the American Fed Rowe would be postponed until alon, but that he did not feel it wa.s stabbed and nearly killed in 2 000.000 eration of Labor planned a rheet- the conclusion of the trial at the HELP tion and marketing contest. The friend, was busy closing a real was his place to discourage any her home. Her husband, Harold, two winners will receive a $25 war estate deal and when it was over To Be Candidate ing today with John L. Lewis to Federal District court. member of his party from intro 39, postmaster at Mechanicsville fliscuss bis application for an A F L State Oan Try Todaro ducing any legislation which he bond from a $6,000 scholarship he was handed the ticket Mr. and editor of the Windham County for planning any sort fund provided annually for the Hastings looked at the number W ASTE PAPER charter for the United Mine State’s Attorn^ Abraham 8 choBc. Ob.server here, was charged with Washington, Dec. 10.— —A Workers, but there were no pros Tlakor**'"* ^ndarf “ It is the feeling of many of the contest by the Great Atlantic A and discovered that l^w as not his assault with a deadly weapon in Pacific Tea Company. The awards car at ail. Mario had mistaken hot tempered southern revolt pects of any immediate action. of a banquet or cater legislators," he declared, “ that connection with the case, and now Lewla recently has shown more can be used for expenses at a the number and the autoist who Ward’s FOR TOP VALUE when the assembly is in session it is a patient at the Norwich State cooled perceptively today as Sen Inclination to discuss terms with recognized college of agriculture was tagged came along in the B- V '<■, is a law unto itself. Many legisla- Hospital for the Insane. ator Byrd (D„ Va.), declined to the federation than he did when IK A NEW HOME ing occasion then see or for the purchase of equipment tprs believe that no one has the STORM SASH How Many American Boys? accept a proposal by Senator he first applied last May. But he See the Ones Being Built By right to exclude any matter in or supplies to develop some phase tomorro#* Smith (D„ S. C.), that Byrd be has not committed himself to which there is interest." of vegetable production or market dropping the UMW's District 50 or call AND come a candidate for president on iDemocrats Not flommitted ing. in advance of reaffiliation. District GREENBROOKE an independent Democratic ticket In announcing the state, regional There's a critical shortage of the waste paper used to 50, a catch-call, croasea the Juris He a'dded that the Democrats Hunvply Dumpty seit H e ws/As the bei.t- to be formed in the south. You will also aajojr and national champions at the as INSULATION dictional lines of a number of HOMES, IN C were/mot committed to any spe " I am not now and do not ex ARNOLD PAGANI sociation's convention in Chicago. on a w a l I dres'sed of all- make the wrappings and paperboard containers in which A F L unions^ homo aaada quality, with cifier measures, not even to exten- pect to become a candidate for On Walket Street sidii of the governor’s war pow Prof. Grant B. Snyder, of Massa We have on hand f4>r The A F L Executive councU’a chusetts State College, adult ad food, ammunition and blood plasma go to the fighting front#. president,” Byrd told a reporter. next meeting will take place at Telephone 3902 or 5790 ers which expire Feb. 1. A t the same time, however, For farther Information call nt visor of the group, reported that Miami on Jan. 17, but few persona "W e have agreed that such leg immediate delivery 2,000,000 extra tons are needed. Byrd made it plain that southern Alexnnder Jorvla Oo. oflios on boys and girls of 33 states com expected that negotiations will islation should be introduced in members intend to press the im Center street or ai 20 Alexander FIAKD peted in the 1943 contest. Each the fpllowing storm have reached the point of permit the special session, but have re How soon will this affect the flow of vitally needed sup mediate replacement of Senator street. contestant carried out a success ting approval of the Lewis appli served our rights to support it or Guffey (D„ Pa.), as chairman of Phones: 41U or TE2S B u V U ■ v*i (I' oppose it on the floor as wc-see ful vegetable project and complet sash: plies to some fighting line? How soon will it cripple pro cation by that time. Read Herald Advs. ed required studies of prouuctlon the DemocraUc Senatorial Cam fit,” he said. duction of bomb rings, shell containers and signal flare parts paign committee because of Guf The Legislative council,, wliich and marketing methods showing why efficient marketing is vital TWO LIGHT fey’s charge last week that the met yesterday, had been expected h is ’Conorvîclo' wdss Mexde him look like. southerners had Joined with Re both in wartime and in peacetime, all made of paper? And as a result how many Aniericn . to complete the agenda for the publicans in an “ unholy aUlance” he said. Winner of the grand na th e rcvQe, 2 ft. 0'4 in. X 3 ft. 0 in. ■ special session, but scheduled an ' an tsqmrc poipc. boys will be reported “Missing” ? to defeat the administration'! tional award of $500 was Wayne 2ft.0«', in. X other meeting for next wi-ek af 3 ft. 4 in. service men’s vote bill. Guffey al ter spending considerable time Robert Ennen. 19, of R. F. D. 3, 2ft.0'4 in. X 3 ft. 8 in. ready had offered his resignation Terre Haute, Ind., while the North SAVE A BUNDLE A WEEK AND conferring with Secretary of the 2 ft.O'i in. X 4 ft. 0 in. from the post. State Frances Burke Redick about east's region! prizes of $200 went 2ft.0'4 in. X proposed changes in the voting to Emerson W. Hibbard, 19, of 4 ft. 4 in. SAVE SOME BOY’S LIFE! laws. North Hadley, Mass. 2 ft. in. X 4 ft. 8 in. WARNING! ______— ___ — ----- 2ft.0'/4 in. X 5 ft. 0 in. Homes of Many 2 ft.0'4 in. X 5 ft. 4 in. 2 ft. 0'/^ in. X 3 ft. 1 V2 in. Will Lack Trees 2 ft. 4 % in. X 3 ft. 0 in. 2 OUT OF 5 BATTERIES Cwonado 5Ttes 2 ft. 41/4 in . x 3 ft. 4 in. Washington, Dec. 10— (4^—W ar 2ft.4«4 in. X 3 ft. 8 in. BiUie's Beauty Shoppe . one do 1 l(!\r c time reatrictiona and ahortagea aa 2 ft. 41/4 in. X 4 ft. 0 in. well aa pricea w ill combine to keep NEED RE-CHARGING 22 Depot Square Telephone 7978 2 ft. 41/4 in. X 4 ft. 4 in. Christmas trees out of many 2ft.4'/i in . X 4 ft. 8 in. Waaragagarai Fold ihibaig m MagatlaasMagatlaaa aadand ■■••••* • • h r Carrajatad aad and Card. W aatahaahat Pagar flat (cha way cha papar chain la buadlai haardCaaaaaadCartaaai (Waagaara, lavalapaa. American homes this year. Don’t take chances with your car battery. It may need rc-charging now— 2 ft. 4Vi in. X 5 ft. 0 in. boy MlU diara'/ and tia about I I iafbaa high. Flsttan them ou. and tie EtcJi‘ Flatten Ff and ■ pack ■ ,Tha U. 8. Forest service aaid 2ft.4'/4 in. X 5 ft. 4 in/ them io bundle! aboot 12 iham in bundlaa about 12 down In a box or bn^lc, supplies o f trees would be sharply a timely recharge may save yon the price of a new battery, and k>t^ of (rou inebet high. inchaa high. , to that k can ba cartiad. 2 ft. 4 <4 in. X 5 ft. 8 in. reduced this season, largely be- ble when cold weather sets in. A test takes Only a few minutes— it may Will Close Saturday, Dec. 11 cauae of labor ahortages, . trans 2 ft. 61/4 in. X 4 ft. 0 in. portation restrictions, and amaller aave you many dollars! 2 ft. 61/4 in. X 4 ft. 4 in. IMENSUttm If You Live In thei^'ôrthwest Section As imports from Canada. 2 ft. 6'4 in. X 4 ft. 8 in. Although few actual price re • ChUdnys Books And Will Not Open Again 2 ft. 6'4 in. X 5 ft. Oin. ports are available, officials aald A iraaMadaut aafarl. Outlined Below, HdV^ Your Waste Po- they expected prices to range all 2ft.6»4 in . X 5 ft. 4 in. nital a t flelfaa baaiu far O A j the way from 25 to 75 per cent yaunq(tarx4( all agai. 2ft.6!1 in. X 5 ft. 8 in. higher than last'year. Becaiee Taka vsur rknlcal per Ready for Collection Out A t the they are considered a luxury item, For Dependable Battery □ Dnss Hoso □ Mon's Baiamos Until Monday, Dec. 27 Christmaa trees have not been Hen's WmtBm In Wall tailorod, WreodclotK TWO UGHT placed under price control. •Hd'Mttati. Coot #r middy tvrt wIfK clocki «r v«r« ^ 7 ^ itylt. Aiiorttd colon, 1*1 2ft. 7',i in.x3 ft. 4 in. tkol 10 H 12. poWtrot. $ii08 A, t, C, 0. WE H A V E *EM! 2 ft. 7 '4 in. X 4 ft. 0 in. Service--Look for the 2 ft. 814 in.x4 ft. 0 in. Ilivasion of Japan 2 ft. 8'4 ln.x4 ft. 3 *4 in. Will Be Necessary Shoes Hard To Find 2 ft. 8 <4 in. X 4 ft. 8 in. 9 13 2 ft. 8 '4 in. X 5 ft. 0 in. of the Edison Battery Dealer GIRLS’ 2 ft. 8 <4 in. X 5 ft. 8 in. Unless Inclement Weather Prevents Cêc|ipn Buffalo, N. Y., Dec. JO — (4>) — BROWN AND WHITE 2 ft. 10'4 in. X 5 fU 0 in; - While Germany la nearing defeat 2 ft. 10 >4 in. X 5 ft. 4 in. — “probably next summer” —^ a k • rtessio 'Doll SADDLE 2 ft. 1014 in. X 5 ft. 8 in. Pacific victory will require an in- Drive in with confidence to any Edison battery remember, Edison is the greatest name in ele^ Soft body* with oobrook- Sizea 4 to 8 3ft.0>4 in.x4 ft. 8 in. va.4 in. X 5 Ct. 0 in. tions for the Navy department, And if a replacement battery is really necessary. cloio, boowtifully droMtd. 50% wool lor wormtbl Grontt fometrt Ponnlolgb 3 ft. in. X 4 says. •■portly foiiortd tn $no 01/4 ft.,1‘4 in. 50% cotton for woor! 2 W m'MM 3 ft. 0<4 in. X 4 ft. 3 V2 in. “ This is a long hard war,” he as Dowbtoe roinforcod olbowt. fobrici. .Fioin or fofity Imemm 3 ft. 4 *4 in.x5 ft. 0 in. I serted. "These . victories should Srown, oaford. 3$ to 4$. pattornt. Siioi 14 to 17. $ 4 .9 5 not make us feel coniplacent. The 2 ft. 4 in. X 2 ft.. 0 in. general belief ia that the end in 2 ft. 2 in. x'4 ft.. 8 in. Kurope will come next summer. 2 ft. 414 in.x4 ft. 8 in', But we're playing against special You can always rely on an ft. 8 in. ly-built defenaea and Its going to GIRLS’ - 2 ft. 6 <4 in.x4 cost us heavily* 2 ft. 6 in.x5 ft.-Oin. LOW HEEL <4 He spoke laat night before the 2 ft. 8 >4 in. X 4 ft. 8 in. Twentieth Century, club of Buffa DRESS PUMP 2 ft. 7 in. X 4 ft. 0 in. lo. □ Shooldorotto Sizes 4 Vr to 8 3 ft. 0 *4 in; X 4 ft. 8 in. See Your Nearest Edisqn Battery Dealer Today For Battery Check-Up r tbU AA to C Widthe '3 ft. 0'4 in. X 5 ft. 0 in. 100% Rfbf m m paoedor petH I9B □ Men's Slippers 3 ft. 0>4 in. X 5 ft. 4 in. Noted Navy Flier MANCHESTER— j ROCKVILLE!—, - ^ . WbHo, WoOa pM a Nfoc. iro«m imitorion lootb- □ CUU's IttfHS 3 ft. 0<4 in. X 5 ft. 8 in. ham pissing in Action BRUNNER’S FRED’S SERVIC^ STATION or. Sturdy hord lootKor $ 3 .9 5 2 ft. 0 in. X 2 ft. 9 in. 8d Oakland St. •oloie co m p o iitio n I ' l There’s a great 2 ft. 0 in. X 4 ft. 4 in. Cor. Union & West Sts. booh. Shot 0 lo It.. Sr 69* THE CENTER SERVICE 288 Center St. tel Wm* teaTr ta i. wid, right after the Victory Pa- 3 ft. 8 in. X 4 ft . 8 in. • ^ OLENDER’S SERVICE STATION Windsor Ave. ft. 0 in. Phoenix, Ariz., Dec. .10.—(IP)— rade down Mala_ Street, those 2 ft.l'4 iirx5 N avy Fighter Pilot Lieut. (Jomdr. COOZ’S SERVICE STATION Manchester Green- URSIN’S SERVICE STATION 24 West St. fcllowt will start picking up the Edward H. (Butch) O'Hare, dub threads of life where they were THE lITTlE Hl -SHOE bed. by President Roosevelt one of GRISWOLITS SERVICE STATION 289 Main Su' BOLTON— interrupted. Th^ll want what the greatest combat filers in avia INSULATION tion hiatory, Is missing in action. G0\5’DY’S FILLING STATION they had before, but better. h The St. Louis ace who' won the HOWARD OIL CO. 134 OakUnd St. Chedcl,. They can have it. Itehi Granulated Congressional Medal of Honor for No. 1 will be a new home, and ' Buster Brown Rock Wool Bag 9 9 t Masting five Jap bombers out of MAIN STREET-SERVICE STATION 575 Main St. ELLINGTON— we are in a fine position to give Sizes i to 12 the sky lone-handed In the Bat THOMPSON’S GARAGE Maple SL □ Cotton Drosses Fluffed O O . A tle of the Coral Sea was reported MAPLE SUPER SHELL 9-11 Maple St. it to them. Every Victory Bond by the Navy to have disappeared o R«yM SKps we buy today is a step toward it Rock Wool Bag O Y C on a flight mission,’ probably EAST HARTFORD— □ ffft Slippers McCa n n ’S s e r v ic e s t a t io n 6S0 Center St. 100 $bo'H opprtctolo. worm •tetas*«Nga somewhere in- the South Pacific. TOM MCMAHON’S SERVICE STA*nON nyba. aalan. $(••• 1 •• t. ‘2.75 to ‘3.95 Notification was received yss- foil Cvoroltil floaibW W have a Plan Service available. Go over these plans and have MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES loofbor ftolooe — f i t .êrduy by bis mother,. Mrs. Selma ^ 65.3 Burnside Ave. your own drawn and ivadj- with sp<^'iHeaUuns for Ihe future. booli- irdwoa OMford. O f. “ “ .•!•*••. >Ma 2t la In LongFight be the driver, was admitted to , The Initiatory degree will be 40,000 During In Bond Could New Haven General hospital. Yankee Scroll Waterbury, Dec. 10—(IP)—Mildred Bridgeport, Dec. 10.—(A*)— A For Liquors con,ferred on a clasa of candidates V'Expect Prices to Tumble this evening by the degree team Deaths Brothers to Retiirii to Hobbe, 23, Amity road, Bethany, British pallor, William Hirst of Never Worries About Cost ■from King David Lodge, I.O.O.F., By Roosevelt 40-Day Fight Cut Shortage .was fatally Injured and three Edinborough, SooUand, was robbed IbchiiAc AH Kinds o f Dis* following the regular business There is to be no shortage o f . to bring trAes Into this territory. James C. Scranton, Sr. JHighway Jobs* Early )' James Curtis Scranton, Sr., young men were Injured when, ‘ Warsaw, Mo.—(>P)—Aunt Mary of $187 and badly out and bruised meeting. Herman Behrend will act CTiristmaa trees in Manchester this . Unfortunately too many had the state police said, the car they were last night after being knocked pensaries Requiring as degree master. Refreshments (Continued from Page One) , , . . , ___ .aame idea. The restilt is that there (OoDtinned from Page One) aged 86, died this morning at the (Oontinued from Page One) In New Year. riding in struck a tree in Bethany Smith. 81. never worries about the down and kicked by a trio of un- will follow the work and meeting. year, judging fr m more trees offered than seems home of his son, John Scranton, the time of withdrawal from the ■ z: early today. Miss Hobbe died at high cost of (Christmas.: gifts for identlfled assallanta. Pentfit for the Sale. terday reported “.strong feeling’’ places offering trees for sale today. ; needed. As the season ad ployed a minimum ' of 150,000 of East Windsor Hill, wit^ whom Hartford, pec. 10.—(PV— Thb In London that President Roose troops In the "rice bowl” battle— he had lived for the past five warehouse find only on the actual St. Mary’s hospital at 7:05. She her 40 grandchildien and 21 great Htrat said he came ashoro short- The Men’s ►club of St. Bridget’s it is also likely that before the 1 vances it looks, as though the Carsten brothers of Branford liave was admitted at 4:30 a. m. Itanchester la well supplied church setback team repeated Its velt might visit there “before week is over other places will be | prices will have to drop or there throwing between 15,000, and 20,- years. Previous to that he had gallonage' - Withdrawn, Ferguson grandchildren. She masto-ed tpe W before the assault with 32do and victory over the Knlchcs of Co American troops leave these started and as supply and rlcmand, are going to^ be many stuck with 000 of them into the fighting for lived in Manchester. He leaves said it seemed to him that the won their long fight for reinatate- Charles Smith, 32, 380 George spinning wheel at 9, and has cardeil ^ shed . hip nioney in "a pub.” 1th dispensaries of intoxicating Changteh. ’ street. New Haven, a sailor, was lumbus team'at the K. of C. home shores" and participate In a final regulate prices they are likely to their stock. two other sons, James C., of Hilla- government would get more taxes / ment In. the State Highway de and spun thousands of .yards of When he left, addeci the sailor, the uors, with 71 places of various He described the operations town rosd, and Charles of New if ft collected at the end of four admitted for treatment of a frac wooL Her gifts: Knitted socks last evening, 481 to-422. Paul ,Cer- roundup of plans for the invasion tumble. This morning a truck with Ver- partment. CTharlea E. Taylor, three nten who attacked and rob es registered as obUinlng per- vlnl and Henry Vglllant .were ftlj^h of Europe from the we.st.) Thls is how it happened: mont markers came into town around that city as the bitterest York, and a daughter, Mrs. Mary years. tured nose. Albert Spencer, 20, 15 and mittens. bed him, followed him out. fought in China aince the Battle Hudson of East Windsor. He also executive deputy highway commis 4 1 nlta for the sale of liquors or beer with a score o f/1 18. A guard of honor, including an Many persons are living in M an-loaded with trees. These Were of- for Shanghai in 1937. Tseng as “The distillers charge more for chc.ster and vicinity now who were | fered to many Hocal people, biit leaves a brother, fildgrar Scranton' eight-year-old whiskey than they sioner, announced yeaterday that for the manufacture of elder. R. A, K. unit, 50 British Marines, serted that aecret Japanese mili of Warehouse Point and several Frank Bil.sîn of 6 McCabe street, .50 Royal Navy men. an J 100 Uni former residents of states to th e; seeing that there were too many tary messages intercepted and de grandchildren. do for four-year-old, don’t they?” they would be returned to their The largest number of pcruiit.s gatemaii n.lr'the .Main street cross north. Seeing prices that trees | already here businessmen refused jobs soon after the first of the sued Ih Manchester are for, ted States and Maltese troops, coded supported this assertion. The funeral of Mr. Scranton will he asked. When Berkshire re ing of New Haven road has lirought last .year they decided 1 to Invest and the tnick left for an- ackage stores (liquor) 18 per- lined up on the airfield with a Tseng declared that the Chinese take place Sunday afternoon at 2 plied that was true. Ferguson said year. been confined to his home for the Royal Artillery band to welcome that it would be highly profitable | other field. ' Harry and William C. Carsten lits for this type of establlsh- were now pressing a general coun o’clock from the T. P. Holloran he thought that the government past three days by illness. Mr. Roosevelt, first president of ter-offensive with strong rein Funeral Home, 175 CEenter street. “doesn’t get the .benefit, but the recently had a hearing before the You know you're right when you give nent being issued. There aie i5 the ITnited States ever to visit the avem licenses, 14 package (been to Manpower Chairman McNutt forcements and predicted "impor Rev. W. Ralph Ward, Jr., wil) offi distillers dp,” When whiskey is newly-created Advisory Personnel M ^ses, nine restaurant licenses, ■■'fheodore Weiss, of Pine street, island. by an executive order of the pres tant developments” within 48 ciate and burial will be in the East left in barrels for eight years. commlUee which reported to live druggists, and nine club. ,ta convalescing at home . after a First to greet the president was 100-Year Plan ident on Lee. 5, 1942* and directs hours. cemetery. Berkshire pointed out, however, Hi^hwqy Commissioner Wlllram J- X bnly one permit for the manufa(;/| brief stay In the hospital, Field Marshal Lord Oort, com- that full draft authority be placed Strike New and Heavy Blows that the distillers suffered a loss Cox (hat it was solely up to him to lure of cider has been issued. / I „ . ~ , .. mander-ln-chief of Malta. For Payment in the hands of the director of Se Pursuing remnants of Japanese Carl Parson in gallonage, despite the fact that say whether the brothers would be COME ON UP, Others presented to the presi lective Service. forces which were rooted out of the tax rate was no higher on re-engaged. dent on the field were Monsignor Carl Parson, of 474 Middle turn eight-year-old than on four-year- Suspended In 1941 k , ■» ‘ " " .r M S n ^ e s te l i 0.1 “ ‘■ap^rat^Tt we“rT surprised and 2. By cancelling occupational Changteh yesterday, Chinese pike, ea.st. died last night at the Dave Apollon and Latin Quarter pleased Michele Gonzi. bishop of Gozo, inductions, nullifies the “work or troops have struck new and heavy old products. They were suspended from' thei ^ Brautles Van Hfiusen Shirts from their son, Corporal Samuel representing the archbishop who Of War Delit Manchester Memorial hospital fol Hied in the Town Clerk s office; fight" order of the Manpower blows both to- the northeast and lowing a short illness. Born in The tax on 100 proof bonded department in November, 1941, by \V. Kolsch. .stationed somewhere in is ill; Chief .lustier Sir George commission which designated cer to the northwest of the city, the whiskey is $6 a gallon, but the Frank Upman, Jr., former deputy The all new 1944 edition of Lou Russell J. Appleby„ First Na- , Borg: Vice Admiral I.ouis Henry Sweden he came to Manchester 55 onal Stores, 169 Nq/Main street. ' the .south Pacific, which reads: (Uo'ntinned from Page One) tain r>ccupations as non-deferrable high command announced today. years ago. < pending tax bill would Increase it comndsaipner, pending an investi Walter'a Latin Quarter tfevue "Wishing you every good wish for Keppel Hamilton, flag officer in and directed that workers In those The announcement said that the to $9. gation by state police of charges James Antonio, A. & P„ 213 No. For 39 years he was foreman for opens an engakoment on the atage Nl FOLKS - - - a'Happy New Year.” Corporal charge; Gen. Reginald Oxley, gen by slate and local govei'nments occupations—among them tavern Chinese had advanced more than Replying to a question by Sena that they had misused Hghway de of the State Theater, Hartford, [aln street. / eral officer commanding; and Air and race track employes—he In the Connecticut Company as track £ Walter A. âyshaw, self, 10 Kotsch left with '.'ompany K, C. N. would lift the U. S. tax bill to 13 miles to the northeast and that maintenance foreman. Mrs. Parson tor Wherry (R„ Neb.), Berkshire partment labor, material and today, SatiU'day and Sunday. The I Vice Marshal Sir Kenneth Rodney $31,000,000,000 annually. ducted without regard to family (I. neat;ly three years ago, His par in the vicinity of Panlungtkiam, said that while the average with funds. • , Latin Quarter Revue la presented, mt. Center street. Park, air officer commanding. dependencies. died two years ago. r Frederic .Rocchino, self, 117 ents have not seen him for two Yearly Fctleral Outgo about 20 miles to the northwest, He leaves three daughters, Mrs. drawal age now is four years, the After U)e investigation Commis complete and jntact, exactly ap ft Addressing himself to Field Yearly Federal outgo w'ould be: 3. Ordera a review of Army, they had rounded up and killed Bpruce street. and a half years as he has been Merrill Brewer, Mrs. William amount pf whiskey being taken sioner Cox, who maintained con thrilled millions at the Latin ovrrsoa.s more than two years. His Marshal Gort. the troops and the For interest on an estimated post Navy and Marine Corps physical several hundred Japanese as well out of bonded warehouses for sale sistently that the chargee were Quarter on Times Square, New “■ Florence Cavagnaro, self, 45 people of Malta. President Roose Shaw and Mrs. Martin Frederick- brother Walter, also a member of war debt of $300,000,000,000. about and mental standards py a five- as taking many captives. to the public Is much less than “ trivial and largely unfounded.” York’s most famous night club. The Shopping’s pE. Center street. \ son, all of Manchester; two sons, velt said; $6,000,000,000: for debt retirement, member medical commission to be The Chinese also claimed prog normal. Featured in the show are 20 gor — rence L. Carlson, First Na- Company K. is\at present in Aus “ Nearly a year ago the prime Walter, of Manchester, and Harry, recoinmti.'ided that they be rein tralia. approximately r $3,000,000,000; for appointed by the president, to de ress in their offensive against An- No Check -on Disposal stated after the period of their geous Latin Quarter girls and $0 Stores, 306 Main street. ; minister and I were at/Casablanca termine if they can .be lowered to who is in Army service at Fort ervina Carreira, Manuel D. military and Naval purposes. siang, a town on the" shores of suspension, but In the meantime famous night club stars, including ahortly after the landtng: by Brit admit some men now deferred Tungting lake. Devens, Mass, 19 grandchildren, Senator Kilgore (D., W. Va.) eira, 1 Walnut street. The annual "White Gift" serv $6,000,000,000; for ordinary ex brought out that the government Cox himself was suspended by Dave Appolon and his Filipino ish and American teoops in North penses, $4,000,000,000, and for so from service. Counter-Offensive Planned two great grandchildren and one Louis Cervinl, self, 2l Oak ice will be held on Sunday at the brother. John, of Manchester. had no check on the disposal of Former Gov. Robert A- Boys; Billy Weils and the 4 Faya; Africa, and at that time I told the cial security,'$2,000,000,000. Requires occupational defer Gen. Liu Wel-Chang. the Chi Bobby May; Arnaut Brothers; Fine! igtreet. Center Congiegational church. The whiskey withdrawm from bonded Before Oox had succSpafully de prime minister some day We would This balance between receipts ments, such as those of so-called nese strategist, said today that “a Funeral arrangements in charge \ • £ Joseph Cherrone, self, 624 East pupils in the church school may once more control the whole of the warehouses by wholesalers except fended himself against the charges Enrica and Novello; the Îx Vik and expenditures, allowing a bil essential workers in war plants, to counter-offensive against Japan of the. Thomas G. Dougan Funeral ings .and others. It’s a dazzling, ' filddle ’Turnpike, bring them to the session of school Mediterranean and that then I be reviewed by draft appeal Home, 59 Holl street, are incom the wholesalers’ records of their prefefred by Hurley and had been i f Louis DeBandi, First National lion dollars leeway, was predicated has been decided upon by the Al purchases and sales to retailers. magnificent extravaganza done fti at 9:30, and\ the adults to the would go to Malta. boards in the areas where the reg lied high commands and the time plete. reinstated, Upman acting ih his iltores. 22 East Center'street. on higli-Ievei industrial production 10 breath-taking scenes including I t morning worship service. Wanted to Pay Tribute istrants are employed rather than The funeral home will be open Berkshire said it would be neces stead, dismissed the Carstenp. Marcel J. Donze, An\erican L e-1 and employment maintaining na for its launching is near at hand.” sary to check retailers to deter The Mardi Gras! The Bolero! Bal 'O V “ For many months I have want tional income at $125,000,000,000 by appeal boards in their place of Gen. Liu. who Is a high official after five o’clock tomorrow after They appealed to the old Advisory let on Fifth Avenue! and The Pa «lon,'20 Leonard street. mine if whiskey reported sold to Vs r 5 \ i We’ve turnip our store over to our old isBi- r-«r,*nr ***■• Richacd W /G utz- ed on behalf of the American peo or a little more than last year’s residence. of the National Military Council,' noon for friends. Personnel committee, but that triotic Finale! On the screen la Rose Diana, self, iJb ri com er ^ Mather street, have re- them by wholesalers actually had body upheld their dismissal. ritreet. ple to pay some little tribute to rate although well under the 1943 added that the Chinese victory at been delivered to their doors. Smart Guy” with Rick ValUn friend, Santa Claus, and he saya: self, 208 elveil a letter from their son, Pri this island and to all the people, Changteh would have "an impor Another Hearing .Allowed and Wanda V -5 William B. Diana, vate Walter F. Gutzmer, Who Is in total. The Federal income would The witness said there are 233.- “H.\PPY GIFT DAYS ARE HERE both civil end military, who dur compare with gross receipts which tant bearing on future Chinese re The last General .^ssembly pass Comhig Tuesday, Dec. 14, for ppruce street. the South Pacific. He states among Air Offensive Funerals 712 licensed liquor retailers, add J John G. England, self, 252 ing three years have contributed may reach $45,000,000,000 this sistance ancl the impending Allied ing that the Internal Revenue Bu ed a special act allowing them one day only, ta Duke Ellington AGAIN!” We’ re ready to make your othei things that they had a nice so much to democracy, not just fiscal year. counter-offensive.’’ another hearing before the new and hla famous band and revue. •pruce street. Thanksgiving. Also ihat he was James Logan reau checked some of them on . • Frank Facchetti, Frank and here but all over the civilized 4’hangett In Practices Needed In Knockout their transactions with wholesal advisory personnel group. Tickets are now on sale for the shopping aa pleasant as Christmas Day one of the 15 chosen to have The funeral of James Logan Taylor said Harry Cirsten would srv Facchetti, 120 Charter Oak world. . Among changes in tax practices was held this morning from the ers when it believed there was oc gala New Year’s eve ml^lght k . charge of the dedication o f a new “ So at last I have been able to needed to reach his goal, the NAM casion for an investigation. be returned to hie old position of atage show. Reserve tickets now Itself! American cemetery, and his de come. At last I have been able to Christmas Party William P. Quish funeral home associated highway malntenanw by phone or mail.' Robert J. Friday, First National government finance expert detail Stage Now at 8:30 and at St. Bridget’s churoh Berkshire testified there are 131 scription of the, ceremohy and see something of this historic land I engineer, and that other Itores, 56 Cooper street. ed: "Drastic reductions in govern at 9 o’clock where Rev. Marshal registered distillers in the coun work John J. Firato, self, 245 Spruce boys buried therein who made the and I wish I could stay, but I have mental agencies and employes,” Of Ladies Aid try, with an additional 107 fruit would be given to William Carsten et. supreme sacrifice was a sorrowful many things to do. ! (Oonttnned from Page One) Filip celebrated a solemn hig)h whoae former poat of maintenance income taxes of at least token size mass of requiem. Mrs. William distillers registered to. produce ft fiiG William J. Fortin, 'Veterans of tale. 'Private Gutzmer was wound •T may tell you. though, that from every citizen, and avoidance brandy. supervisor In the Branford branch vri ’ Van Hausen Cottar attached oreign Wars, 608 E. Center ed In action in the Pacific area during these past three weeks the October,” Cjllfton reports. “The The annual meeting and Christ Shea was organist assisted by Immediate inquiries, CHiairman (if "government ventures"—pump Mrs. Paul Cervinl. Burial was In office has been eliminated In a re Matthew eet. .some time ago, and his parents prime minister and I feel we, too, priming. increase Is due partly to the cre mas party of the Ladies Aid Socie Van Nuys (D „ Ind.), of the inves organisation of that department. ation of new units, and partly to St. James cemetery where Rev. Take Santa’s tip when you bay shirts for your meq. More and ilMaurice L. Feirstein, self, 379 have received his purple heart. He have struck strong blows for the He also urged conce.ssions to enty of Emanuel Lutheran church tigating committee told the piibUc At present, the Carstens are units draw-n from other fronts. It Filip officiated.'The^bearers were Wior more men are switching to this famous shirt widi the one X nd 381 E. Center street. is now feeling fine, he says.______future of the human race and so couragQ new enterprises and an yesterday afternoon was largely meeting, are being, diluted “at working in war plants. *’A11 through the houasT we*va tried in Ftancis G. GrilTin, self, 57 Bis- irt thlfl'slmple Way 1 am taking the is clear that the German Air attended. Miss Helen Berggren, Edward Newman.-Raymond Cole the very nainable shortage of high early end to corporate exce.ss Force now has as Its primary mis and only Van Heusen collar attached. T h n like the perfect ell street The meeting of the Salvation opportunity to do what all the profits taxes. contralto, led the singing of man. Andrew Healy and Cain Ma grade wflT^des throughout the Colds Prevalent In New London bring you the deUghtfid gifia — thn I „ George W. Griffin, Sheridan Army Songsters, scheduled for this American people would join with sion to defend Germany against (Christmas carols Ir both Swedish honey. country.” fit of the collar that’s actuMy woven to /n the neck. 'They me in doing." the devastating air attacks being sparkle and friendliness that are the 'pteataurant Corp., 613 Main street, evening will be omitted. and English. Mias Berggren also If the shortage is real, he said, New London, Dec. 10.— (JP)— like the way this collar can take a beating all day and still r John Guinlpero, self, 1069 Main After this talk the president made by the Allied Air Force.” contributed two vocal Selections. the committee will seek to find With a large share of this c lt/a retain early morning unwilted freshness. 'They like the essence of Chriatmas in America • • « e t One of the special prizes at the read the following from an illum Father Draft Reiports on Damage Inflicted The program and business ses Mary Guinlpero, Frank J. Gui- inated scroll in a handsome Wood Clifton supplied these repprts Pul»lir Recoi'fls o u t. whether it Is "being intensi popu.ation suffering from colds, Tall Cedars Bingo party in Orange sion wa.s followed by a social fied by certain interests and busi the iLlectrlc Boat company at Gro generous fullness and the fine workmanship. Theyll like jlpero, 1071 Main street. hall tonight will be a live turkey. en case which he said was “a cH ^ Bill Is Signed on the damage inflicted on some period. The refreshments were lelmer O. Gustafson, Helmer ness practices for the purpose of ton reported yesterday that over your ptdgment when yon give them Vtn Hettseml L He tion from the president of tWa of the major targets of the R. A. senud on tables gay with red and Gustafson, et ai, 331 Center F., and the U. S. 8th Air Force Warrantee Deed raising prices. 1,000 employes were absent, 31 Corporal Henry J. Klein, of 5 United States speaking on behalf white candles evergreen, holly and et. ij)f all the American people; .(Continued from Page Ot,e) Essen—Three-fourths of the John R. Allen to Charles Ada- Bad Conditions Returning teachers and 731 out of approxi Kdgerlon Place Is home on a ten- other Christmas decorations. A mec, property on Benton street. mately-4.000 pupili in the public ^Msuc Glalber, self, 201 No. I Wording of Scroll town destroyed, with at least two- “Whatever the causes.” he said 2^3 ■tain street. day furlough from Westover Field, group\>f fathers until all available thirds o f the 200 buildings of the prettily decorated (/hristmas tree Elmo Genovese to the State of in a formal statement, “it Is a achoola were Ul and Admiral Bll- Nforrls A. Hayes, First National iThicopee Falla, Mass. Formerly “ In tlic name of the people ol (ihysically^fit single men and non Krupp Works seriously damaged was another feature. Mrs. Arthur Connecticut, property on Deming matter of common knowledge lard academy, reporting 50 of ita arcs, 827 Main street. with the Pioneer Parachvite com 11.e tinilcd Slates of America I fathers have been put into uni .Lorient—Town’ almost entirely OlSon and her committee aerved street for State Highway purpose. that many of the unwholesome 190 studenta affected, began Ita Shop Marlow's for toy%JkM^ gnm«i ' Bernard J. Hart, Edward J. pany of thla town, he Is now in the sahite the Island of Malta and its form. • destroyed by April 15, but subma refreshments. Quitelalm Deeds conditions which prevailed during Christmas recess a week earlier kurphy, 4 Depot Square. parachute dlvi-slon of the Army people and its defenders who in The law provides, however, that rine base protected by its heavy Officers for the coming year Frank T. Waters to the State of prohibition are returning—rack than had been planned. for the kiddies. You w ont And n blfgar 1 Michael Iwosa, self, 69-71 North Air Coi pa at Westover, where they the cause o f freedom amt justice tile ap|ilieation of this principle concrete construction. However, were elected as follows: President, Connecticut, .31 of an acre of land eteering, profiteering, hi-jacking For safe picking ... et use tike parachutes made in this and decency thnnighout the world submarine base estimated t° ' be Mrs. Amy Olson; vice president, for State Highway purposes. and now the 'black market.’ ” Eight esaentlala of infernatlonal - ■ o watch seiection anywhere. And for gtowôpn have rendered valorous service far wfUlin the discretion of the .selec- ; Xmest Jacobson, Zipser Club, town almost exclusively. , , , ( , 1.. ,.„ii ••'■e service chief need not disrupt working at about 20 per vent ef Mrs. Ellen Modean; secretary, Ethel F. Donohue to the State of Van Nuys disclosed receipt of power are food, coal, oil, iron ore, ''N w Stow you above ami beyond the rail „ f d ii^ Mrs. Fred Lavey: financial secre you’ll find practical thing* for the h o ^ ■C.. 35 Brainard Place. ficiency because of lack; of facili Connecticut. 3.125 acres of land complaints of what be called “ a •teel machinery, chemicals, power. ► ■ ii(»t ^ .. ‘ Harry F. Johnson, British Amer- Under repeated fire from the ties. tary. Mrs. Albert Harrison; treas northerly of Tolland Turnpike concerted movemen*’’ to monopo Van Heusen Neckwear •servile. 7UIOVAJ .. .and good-looking, servicenbk thing* Club, 75 Maple street. 5lli .\niiv ( ’.rarks skies, Malta stood alone and un DusseldOrf 75 per cent of the urer. Mrs. Raymonii Erickson: for State Highway purposes. lize production and sale of whis afraid ill the centei- of tlie sea, one The bill WHS approved by the The old ” ! hopeope 1he likes them" feeling I John J. Kennedy, Washington pre.siilenl ile.spile NIcNutt's asser city destroyed, 80 per cent of the visiting committee, Mrs. John I. Lease key, .wine and beer. to wear. Make it a real, old-faMtloned O. L. Social Club, 68 E. Center tiny brigtit flame liii the darkness, doesn’t hold when th h ^ r if i f t ties you selea German DefeiiMes; tion that It would ■'.seriously weak people homeless, 25.000 killed, and Olson, Mrs. Ivar Chirlson, Mrs. Carl Gustave Jr., and Louise Schaller “Ilf doesn’t make any difference Christmas. Give something from Man* et a beacon of hope in the clearer munitiuna factories damaged. Elarn and Mrs. Emil Brandt. to the Hartmann Tobacco Com where the chips fail—on distillers, OLD are by Van Hetuea Toe colors and pat I Samuel Klein, self, 161 Center days which have come. en" the over-all. manpower pro COOiMfS gram by dividing control of mili Emden—60 per cent of the town pany, lease of 10>/i acres of land wholesalers, retailers or even Con terns in this collection were made up Chester’s Gift Center. . et. Cro^s Moro Again “ Malta's brigm. story of human on Woodland street for one year, OF TUSi tary and civilian recruitments. and the dock areas destroyed. gress itself,” Van Nuys remarked RECORDS expressly for Van Heusen neckwear [John Kacmarezyk, self, 219 No. fortitude and courage will be read beginning April J, 1944 at rental of at one point. _ 1? Itw*)* Msagree on Practical Effect Bremen—Focke-Wulf fighter Jn street by posterity with wonder and New Girls’ Club $100 an acre. “We are going to have a clean, Moat be turned In for eal- { i f f $42»9_. stylists. There are ties in this group to (DonUnned from Page One) Members of Congress disagreed factory badly damaged, a fifth of vnge It you want to keep SHOP MARLOW’S TONIGHT! ’ Leonlavis P. Lamothe, Walter gratitude through all the ages. the town destroyed. honest and painstaking Inqtiry suit every taste. ■ayshaw, 143 No. Main street. “ What was done in this island a.s to the practical effect of the The western world has known playing the new onee. they were aware of the Yankees’ Lubeck—40 per cent destroyed, Organized Here with no white-wash.” -.fit-.' maintains all the highest traditions legislation, but Senator Johnson only two periods of ccimparative He said a ngtion-wide survey each paid tor old 1.00 presence. (b., Colo.), a member of the con many fatdori^s destroyed or heav orde Irreepeotlve ot quantity. Wiping out all opposition In grim of gallant men and women who ily danoa^d.' peace- -under the Romans and un had been startod by committee In from the beginning of time have ference drafting committee, esti “Junior Debs,” a new girls tKrskine E. Longdyke, Arthur battle with rifles, pistols, knives Rostock—More than 70 per cent der the medieval Papacy. vestigators. mated It would postpone the In club, held their first meeting last rug Stores, Inc., 845 Main street. and grenades, the Americans In lived and died to preserve civiliza destroyed. tion for all mankind. duction of some fathers for ’’two evening at the home of Mrs. Fred KEMP'S Joseph Lebrio, self, 119 Spruce stalled themselves In the strategic or three months.” Kiel—^Â single raid on May 14 Recave o f 149 Spruce street, the A . i||reet. ng the “ Signed Franklin ,D. Roo.sevelt. The legislation s,ets up a “na damaged or destroyed almost former Miss Olive Skrabaez. 8880 4 Stephen Lukas, self, 100 North of San “ President, Dec. 7, 1943." every building in the Germania 768 Main St. The president dated the scroll tional pool” plan for Selective Plana were discussed for a CThrist- liUeet Service, directing that fathers of yards, which build submarines ai^d mas party. was also suggested T ioseph E. Moriconi, self, 840! high position overlooking the Dec. 7, the day before his visit, be- destroyers. Main street. strongly fortified villages children bom before Sept. 15, that the members bring needle aouthr_l_cause it was the second annivers Hamburg—All buildings ruined ! Give Him 5ocAts/| Howard Murphv, Frederick | Vittore and San Pietro, 1942, be placed at the bottom of work for the next meeting o f the ary’ of the United States entry into on more than three-fourths of the MEN’S iu rph y, 991 Main street. I "rhese .villages are only six and the war. the draft liaf and ,tbat none of club. Three more members are ex He never has too many — and he’ll appreciate your good I MANCHESTER’S GIFT CENTER them be called so long as non built-up areas, fo u r ' main abip- pected at next week’s meeting, t Edward J. Murphy, self. 487 "even miles, respectively, Will Proceed J/nt II War Won Main street. I east of Ca.ssino. and the way was fathers are available for call any yards damaged, 15-20,0()0 people which will be held on Friday eve taste in choosing Socks by Wilson Brothers? - - British- "'The I’nlted Mates will proceed where in the nation. kiU^ and 350,000 homeless. ning. Ânthony .Moss, A. * p,, 723' opened for a smash toward that until the war is won," Mr. Roose Main street. I strategic gateway to. Rome, now An ’.’escape” clause written into Ooerhausen— Railway ahopa Those elected to offices for the 907 MAIN STREET WELDON BUILDING velt told his listeners. "But more more than half destroyed. coming year were Clara Skrabaez, Leo A. Milewski, Nellie Milew- that the German hold on Mignano than that we will stand shoulder to the blli at the request of Selective C o lo r f w l Americdn Club Service officials, however, provides Cologne -60 per cent devastat Elizabeth Boyce. Janet lYllson afid ski, 446 Center street. pass has lieen broken. shoulder with the British Empire Edward Nel.son. Fu.st National I The Allies now firmly occupied that this induction plan shall not ed, nine factories destroyed, six Jean McCarthy. Other members ARGYU RUUD SOCKS and our other Allies in making it a others almost destroye4. railway include Jean Stratton, June Stores, 1015 Main street. ' the entire ea.stern and southern Victory worthwhile.” be allowed to affect “ the usual ^Joseph Naretto, s e lf,'310 Main' bank of the Garigliano river from property heavily damag4 Claughs^y, Mary Alyce Sullivan. $4A60 Replying, Lord Gort said the regular and orderly flow of the \ BINGO lirect. “ ! RoccoMoro sector D'Evandro began to at its 4 mouth, p. m. a nation’s manpower Into the armed ■Bruno'Bernard Ostrowski, J. O'Neill Polishself, 2UAmeri- Bis- distance of 14 air^line miles, people of Malta were "very sensi ■Ijll" street. Wednesday after a he?vy air and ble of the greatness of this occa forces/’” ■ ' a n Club, Inc.. ^06 Clinton street. I artillery The Canadian bombardment attack along and was the Senator Wheeler (b., Mont.), i f •ptles* liiilsis '''*', ‘ Jgnazio Ottone,T r\'XT.eîn self, 306 0/1 Matn Dla. sion” and that It was a day they Tomorrow r ? NdwelToa. a|reet. ret>orted making good progress would never .forget. ■ author of a rejected bill to ban ON CHRISTMAS MORNING Dante Pagani, self, 1^1 No. with armored support. outright the drafting of fathers, “No one can be asked to do more contended this clause took the Extra Fine Quality YOU SHOULD HAVE LAMPS llatn street. Major Canadian ' E'ffort in war than fulfill his or her duty, \} MATTHEW ^Lucia Pagani, self, 172 Middle The Canadians were now leading “force” out of the amendment and ARE ALWAYS USEFUL! none can do\ less^’’ Gort ’ added. ir.ad/f it legally possible for Se Pure Wool TOmP'ltc West, the Eighth Army in what appeared , WIOR A TABLE OR TWO ’“And that you, and the cuizens of lective Service to continue to in LET A MMOR REFLECT In f Enrico Piantanida. Manchester I'to he the major Canadian effort of th*^ United States of America $1 .8 5 Pair i JEWELER T^lian-American Club, 135 El-1 th.c campaign. ’ - duct fathers. 077 MAIN STREET should feel the armed forces and Other Main Prpylsiona YOUR THOUGHTFULNESS AND GOOD TASTE! ON YOUR GIFT LIST! îdge street. Tlie fighting raged throughout peqple Of thisi Island have) not fail ' . * TEL. 5214 ■George E. Potterton, First Na- Wednesday night and all day yes- Through its other main' provi- Other An Wool Plaids ttpnal Stores, 115 Spruce street, j terday as Canadian infantry and ed the United Nations is in itself siorts the measures ORANGi step In and See Oar fin e Line a full reward,” ^Walter 3l Quinn, Walter ,B .‘tanks ran into ■ elaborate enemy 1. Withdraws Supervisory pow '$1.00 pair. Y O U f t t ---- (fcirin. et Ills. 873 Main streetj | defenses and methodically wiped ers over Selective Sendee granted Plate Glass HALL of Mersman Maht^âny Tables Vphohiias J, Ropt is, self, 21 M a-;out strong points against stiff re- H' |fe/itieet.' , :.Mist!inre. Task Forces Part Wool Hose COFFEE TABLES ' sEniest F. Robinson. Wijliain A. i . One result of the. drive was eyi- . ) Weber. 535 .Nfain stret-t. 1 denred when frontline observers MIRRORS 55c • 65c and 75c pair. fSalvatorf .8cud;cri, self, 622 E. j saw four villages just behind the Pound Nauru $8 .95 Up FOR RENT ^ n Middle Turnpike. ' German lines go up In flames. 16 X 24 K ■'A . Ixmi.se A, Schaller, Gustave | (Gontinaed from Page Oae) I \ BjEhaller. 318 Woodland street. Public Address POTTERY BASE LisUVBUFFER SOiCKS TABLE LAMPS .. . ^Litman Selwitz, A. A P., 717 : Will Seek Way sauK supplied' In the. first com COCKTAIL TABLES on'^Let Winter Gremlins Get To Work On Ybar |> Isain street. System SPAGHETTI munique. “ Strong forces of the $7.98 Up 'Jacob H. Sandijl.s, Weldon Drug I To Quit War Pacific fleet" delivered It. Available for Parties, ' $ 5 * 9 8 Co.. Inc., 901 Main street. ■>, $11.95 Up or. Bring It In and LetÛs Tune It Up and Win The fact that the warships could MAPLE ? Sapienza, self, 41 Oak Dances, Bingo, Ete. move within ehelllng range o? ecL (Coottnned from Pace One) OVAL MRRORS D U m B R S BRIDGE LA.MPS terize It Now! ' ' {Nathan Spector, Oxford Stores, Nauru, which has been bombed In Venetian Mirrors Made With Wear To Spare the past from the air,' was consid I • $12.95 451 Hartford road. has managed, to remain at peace $4.98 In Short or Regular Lengths END TABLES Your car may be on^^^ the latest models or. THESE ITEMS ARE IMTOHTANT e r ^ significant. Nauru, 1,100 George Nixon it may be one of the earliest, but no matter ^Fred Sobielo, Red Men’s Build- although she bowed to German $ 4 .9 8 Other Mirrors ....$1.59 AND NEED ATTENTION: Association, Inc.,, 13 Brainard miles southeast of Japan’s big 161 West Center Street 55c pair pairs $l.So $7.95 Up 3 AND 6-W’AY which you have, all cam need care! We wlU doml.iation and entered the war Naval base"of Truk. la. 700 miles Place. against Britain and tlie United Phone 2-1283 1 n specialty at FLOOR LAMPS : get to know your, car’s faults and we will cor CRANKCASE ' . CHASSIS 'Max J. Schubert, Wilhclmina away from bases of Admiral Wil $19.95 and $2L95 rect them tor you. Give na the chance to get States. liam F. Halsey’s fleet .in the lower PICTURES ....______80c to $4.98 TIRES BATTBBt Bêbel, 57 Cooper street. Hardened diplomats In London Other Fine Quality Hosier aoanainted and we wlU save not only money iJoHn Smachetti, self, 598 Cen- Solomons but is more than 2,000 Prints -f- Oil and Water Reproductions. LAMP TABLES but the life of your car. Yon must take proper LIGHTS* SPARKPLUGS are slow to accept any rumors of miles southwest of Pearl Harbor. 40c pair 3 pairs $1.15 2-\VAT .MODERN care of year car now if you expect to have it t ir street peace, but they are becoming con Escort Carrier Alone Lost perform for you. BODY . ^ FRONT WHSSL8 (Andrew Stavnitzky, Susan Star- vinced that when Germany falls at $11.95 Up TABLE LAMPS 456H Main atreet, In all these operations, the Navy FOR SALE ARTIST MATERIALS D R A m N G SOWING CABINET.*^^ with Cryatol GMaa ftate lasl^ she will fall all alone desert has reported the loaa of one escort tries I* Tucker, Army A ed by her partners. AND EQUIPMENT TABLES $15.95 Club, lae.. 1090 Maio street. carrier, the Liscome Bay, In the Selected An Purchases Packed In CAYEY% $ 9 .5 0 J. Turney, Daniel E. Turkey s entry into the Allied Gilbert.-*. Now it has been disclos “ ,23*31 camp all the way-short of actual Drafting Instruments, Attractive Gift Boxes. Cooper aSreet ed that the cost of the recent Mar XMAS TREES- I Etc. $10.98 and $12.98 DROP-LEAF DEPOT SQUARE GARAGE sUono Zanluiô, Fioren- fighting, would offer a possible shalls' attack was superficial tor Home Cooked Foods— Wide Variety in Menoa avenue to the Allies for the jittery TABLES V ERNEST ROY, Prop. Mid Amin F. Zankingo, SO pedo damage to one carrier and AIÔ WREATHS Balkans,, it is believed. the loss of lea’s than 10 planes. 9ePvice^îsCliolee Wine Liat. 241 NO. MAIN STREET BteMor M. Zie- The Daily Express diplomatic Admiral Nimitz last night also Made of Balsam. $ 1 6 .5 0 Up correc^ndent asserted that once road. announced aanall scale atr attacks NEST OF TABLES ' JM W )* Vm « ^ Joseph Yeaco, T Turkey makes her final decisioii Wednesday og . Mill and Jaluit, Richardson Keller’s s Wear! Ibtain street. there “is almost certain to be an eqemy air bases in the aouthem McGill-Converse, Inc. Individual As Your Finger'Print” ,$15.95 Up Osorge Paatonos, Princess Res> Intensive effort by the Axis satel Marshalls.. At Jaluit, a Mngle Ub- PAINTS — WAIXPAPEBS AETISTS’ SUPPLIES C A V t Y ^ R 45 East OMitet* St. Yii-Tti M km fm itT Advertise in The HCT*ld— It Pg3m •N lisln etreeL lites In that area to reach a sep- erator sank a patrol faMt suid Filling Station «U MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 68ST 887 MAIN ST. NEXT TO FEDERAL BAKE SHOP X iUymsnder, Reymsii*• arate peace with the United N a -, nro'-nbly sank a medium freighter 128 Eaat Center Street ■li terab” ^ toa d two amifU ysMcls. 1 r • ' -

I -/ • Lawrence Anselm” La:duc, Onufre Power Company on Park street. R ork villi* Bandas, Mary Ca.safrande, Mary It show.s a brightly lighted home WTHI— HIM e j-f J » O J • WTHT— IlM isher Engine Kadomski, Kilecn Kagan. ..Jeanne in a snow .setting. C l t WDKt>.ISM S iCaaiO WKBVÎM I/p«is H! rhnpmun Antoinette Pony, Anna Hplkowski. Pinochle Tonight Mary Kurek. Baateni War nme fsters ps. y Derailed Here »tU. Rockville The Men’s Club ot the Methodist Quality Mary Elka'hich Sullivan, John. church will hold a public pinochle Kurek, Nicholas Malchuk. Anna' party this evening at eight o'clock Janton, Joseph Pritchard, Alexan i .(;CO—)A'TIC — Backetage W ife;* WDRC—First , Nig h t. Musical in the Recieatlon room downstairs WDftC-JJome Front MaUnee: Show; WTHT — Shell Digest; Accident at North End Absolves Bov dra Nlewlnski, Antoni, Wojtach. with prizes being awardM, Klizn Jane Prentice, Paidine Marie Ncw.s; WTHT—News: Music: | lATVEC —Lone Ranger. Race Tracks SiR V IC ll Local Squad Holdn Up Traffic for New Office Open Occasional Furniture WNBC Blue Frolics. ' ; ’(:45—WTHT— Moses Bcrkman, Miller, Katherine Dombroski* 8:00—WTIC—Cities Service Con Helen Caroline Boyer, Samuel The Rockville Chapter of the \ Ll.'i-W nc - Stella Dallas: Over Half an Hour. 111 Shooting American Red Cross has now WNBC— Harry Jamoa. I cert; WDRC — Kat« Smith Ready After Raymond Gitlen. Hour; News; WTHT—Sam Bal Boost Iiicome Felix Nlewlnski, William John established headquarters on Park The Gift That Lasts 4:30 -WTIC — Lorenzo Jones; ^ ^ y, f. A pulher engine of the New Ha- Place at the comer of Elm street WDRC — Ad Liner; WNBC — ter; WNBC—News. ' Janiak, Hilda Allc.e Robert.son, An 8:15--W THT—Let's Learn Span- Ten road went aground , at the Coroner in Rockville drew Porter. Ro.se Pacak Becker. and office-hours will be from 1 to Time Views the Newe. For New York Tough W eek 4 p. m. on Monday through Friday 4:45—WTIC — Y’oung Widder fth; WNBC— Parker Family. crosaover Jual below Apel's cross Stephen Piesnik, 'Joseph I.Kiyman, 8:30—WTIC— All 'Hthe Hit Pa Issues Finding in the Fllizabeth .Marepek. Andrew and on Saturday from 9 a. m. to Brown:' W-NBC—Tommy Dor- ( 4 ■ ■ ing at 9:40 last evening anil tied 12 n(K)n. Mrs, Mildred Connors is Over gaitert sey, rade; WTHT—News; (Jastles in Manchester High travels to up traffic for upwards of thirly Rimnoiid Hiiller l)<‘alli Saidak, Katherine Sophie Saidak, B y Sid Feder Dorus Murv.,Shaion. Mary Kayan, executive secretary and the phone ,ij;0a— .VTIC —'When a Girl Mar - the Air; WNBC--Meet Your jnlnutes befoie the pony' tHicks ries; WDRC—News; Four W ay, ' Navy. New York, Dec. 10.—(A*)—The Rockville thi-s evening to play lU is 384. The office has beeli locat second game of the 1943-44 season were placed on the rail. The crew Rockville, Dpc. lO .-(S p e g ia l)- Buvarsky. Kazl- ed on Park sfreet during recent Minstrels; Ad Liner; WTHT— | 9:00 WTIC Waits Time; nation’s racing, 'which waa being 1 9 4 3 ■ was waiting for a clearam e--o pro weeks following the Are In the News; Music. WDRC—Great &ioir.cnts from mourned as a' casualty of war against the high school team rep Coron^r Bernard J. Ackc;«msn, has ! niicta Sierbln'skl, Anna Ba.stek. 5;1,V-WTIC—Portia Faces Life; ceed Ea-st to aid the Bullet, a fast issued a liiuling in legkrd to the I Frank Oolick', Anna .Vfary Vr.sley, Beckendorf Block. Great P lays;, WTHT—Gabriel just a year ago, was a' live enough resenting that city. Coach W U -^ freight lain in tlie eveiiing. The WNBC—Dick Tracy. Heater; W N BC- Gangbusters. JOHN MEILUS death ol Raymond Butler in whieh I G > ' V ’.!ka, Anna Knnks, Karen 5 :3(K WTIC — Just Plain Bill: i "corpae” during 1943 to take a r a y BRAY-ToeWa \Jatkle, Com p Davit fred Clark has the entire squad ^0 regular train due at Manchester at , ^ . .. ,, TOl.sen, ..Hhuiys Mae Hartley, 9:15—WTHT -G rade Fiela. 8:49 was over thirty minutes late. he absolves Hemy cn),p.s Iron, all | Oen.mell, M.nn.e C.eni- Every ablerbt^lied- male citizen WDRC--N cwb; Sports; WNBC 9:30— WTIC— People Are Funny: record-smashing'' financial ride In Del Monte Pre-Flight edge for this game. Both squdds The cause for the derailment of Great Britain between 18 and — lack Armstrong. WDRC—That Brewster Boy; to the stratosphere, with betting will make the trip. ' ■ . . ... men. Ida Olivia Ax. Baruch Ellin. Over rubbers, 5 : 1.',_VVTIC— Front Page Far of riearty three-quarters of a bil was given out as a defective de- The tinding stales ** >esulf Paul Plourd, Mary Gessay. 60 has some essential war duty in WTHT—Double oi Nothing. •After i^rBt W in, raller. A large crew were on hand of all the U>.stimony and facts pre- | Agatha Mary Gawlica, Eddy Se- addition to his daily work. rell; w rjR C -A m erican Wom 10:00— WTIC—Amos and Ahdy; lion dollars. Here they ore girls, tomefhing new and different en: WTHT -Superman; WNBC Raports of the war-time dearth Gettmg away to a bad start this naorninK and had the cross .aeiited.at the in<|ue5t 1 am of the | ('ie,,-a Elizabeth Edmon- WDRC—Diirarite and Moore: last Friday against Bristol When over repaired by 1:30. opinii.n that .said shooting and the | j,,,,, Alexander ftogdanovdeh. Fran- . . . furry, cuddly spots in block corduroy, Captain Midnight. WTHT— To Be Announced; of racing wert so greatly exag ' ^ Evening gerated, as a matter ot fact, that the\i lost ;i4-23 the l6cal houpsters resulUiig dcatli wee, not caused by | ^.j,, /a,rnw. Albert Patrick Bclli- luxuriously fur trimmed and water repellent. Con WNBC— News. were put through a tough drilling thc ci'imimil lu l, omission or care-j jo.seph Kai'mazyn,; Cnterya 0:00—WTIC — News; WDRC — 10:15 -W T H T —.Sports; WNBC — although four states were ampu be worri over rubbers, gaiters or Nowe; WTHT—News; WNBC — tated from the scene during the this week at |ne East Side Rec. Engine IMaiils le.s.snes.s- of Hcni y A Crip|)s. nor.p.arpa. Cvprvan Gawlica, Mary An- shoes, and fils any heel height. Terrv and the Pirates. Freddy Martin. year, and one other was cut to Coach Clark believes that he can Diat of any other person oi per- toinette BelliVieu. 10:30— W TIC SporU, WDRC — MAHIEU They're the smartest ration-free item 6 :15—WTIC—Vicloiy Is Our just a mere shadow of its former have the boys right up there for .soiis." Sale Saturday Business; WDRC — To Your Stage Door Canteen; WTHT— the remalti'ler of the season. He Hit bv Slrike Young Btitlei' wa.S fatally 18.T Spruce Street you'll find this winter. self, the 15 survivora kept the Good Health; WTHT—Sports; Concert Hour; WNBC—What’s mutual machines going with a has plenty of material and was of wounded wl.eii a gun which (’npps The Woman’s Society for (Tiris- over shoes Your War Job? f.an Service of the Vernon Metho- WNBC—Sports. News. grand total of 8710.779,432 in the opinion that all they needed, (Continued from eiige One) was .shouini; him was accidentally •Native PVesh Eggs, 6 :30—WTIC — Gulden Serenad- 10:45—WTIC — Treasury Star wagers, compared to the ■ 8563 DICK TODD-Bocli wa.« a bit more seasoning before (.'lischaiged. Ii) commenting on this games each week and mission calling atlcMlion to the decorations and food. A cafeteria 23 and 2-i oz., C O # » out today, while a few hundred . lunch will be featured. During the Orthodox Choir. 11:30_ W T IC — Road to Danger; that New York Commissioner lEN ESHMONT-Boefc tt\ere should b* a banner crowd left the night force. j fact that "thiiteen persons were dozen ...... 7:00—WTIC — Fred Waring; W D R C - Dance Orchestra. Herbert Bayard Swope says is al on- hand this evening. Reporta, evening there will be a program WDRC — I Dove a Mystery; MARION ROGERS St Mary's Pre Flight Remsen said the protest was killed and more than one hundred with Clifford Knight drawing car 11:4.5—WNBC-Dance Orchestra; so a big business. Spear-headed by GARRARD RAMSEY indicate that there will be a largo ' 'largelv against a company refusal others injured, .some permanently fDRTON D. PEARL’5 WTHT — Fulton Lewis, Jr.; News. New York’s astonishing totals, Guard, So. Plains Am following from here when the toons, mn.sic and other eme.rtaln,- D. N. Seedlcs.s r WNBC—News; Archie An Guard, Boinbridge to negotiate with the unionLs lai hy gun accTiU-nts in Connecticut ment numbers. 12:00—WTIC—News; Three Suns the 15 operating states "cut in” whistle sounds tonight. cal No. 669 on wages, upgrnding. dining the first eight months of. Haisihs, , drews. _ Mcelliig Tonight Trio; WDRC—News; WTHT— Cor a fancy 832.534.484.30 in reve Tip Top Shape and other working conditions. Ac- this year. The Oiiector .explained | V-IS—WTIC — News; WDRC — nue from the turf. This bankroll Kiowa Council. Degree of Poca- 15 oz. pkg. .... News. 7 Clark has the locals In tip top icumulated grievances of employe.-; 'that many of the accidents occur- ; 15c Saturday Special! Dateline; WTHT — Memory (2:30__WTIC -Thomas Peluso’s was 87,847,102.59 more than the lumta.s Will hold their Christmas shape for the game this evening. which the., company had nbt set-i red in private homes, where guns f 599 M AIN - HOTEL SHERIDAN BLDG.- PHONE. 7590 Lane. states’ "end" in ’42. party with exchange of gifts this 7;30--WTIC -r Bob Burns; Orchestra: News. The Bristol game brought to light tied, were nniong cau.ses of the were being handled or cleaned or Pal’d Although Ulinois, New Jersey, evening at Red Men’s Hall. The ;..^lch ^ Rate Smith Show; 9 Detroit and Bray for Western allowed to keep a revolver’’ The planned for December 17 when the This waa so far in front o f the Stags; Named Mtchlg.in. season. Beth teams have seon (e.w.t.) Wednesday. the main figure, become definite, chl'cago," Oinny Simms; ten-million prediction made when Remsen said "the workers have effert.s of shooting seem to be the annual Christmas party will be quart jar ...... 52c TOMORROW NIGHT Service Stars Present Fitch won his football spurs at plenty of action during the paat same from citlier type of weaimn, held in Wesleyan Hall .starting at along with movie arrangements Brewster Boy; 10 Garry mutucls bowed Into New York Minnesota, Ru.ssell at Baylor and two years as a unit and that might justice on their side,” although At 8 O’clock tbre6 years that some racing the strike was "unauthorized.” .so they shoulil be regarded fqimlly seven o’clock. for next year. '' .Moore and Jimmy Durante; 10:30 Best Coach Rogers at little Majjj’ville In Mis be the anawer againat Rock villa as dangerous It would aecit. that Sliced Bacon, officials already were thinking He said he believed the govern .\flractice Window The new program will not in -’ Stage Door Canteen: ll:3 0 new souri.- tonight. some legislation covering this 1 lb. pkg...... 41c 22 Regular Gaines a t ...... $5 per game terfere with his hit parade songs weekly serial. Mrs. Miniver, how easy it would be to reach the Strong Football Squad ment would take measures today ...... --0 - , I Many favorable comments have 8:15 $25,000,000 mark for the state be to have the dispute arbitrated and paradoxcal siluallon ought to he attractive on Saturday nights. It la being B L U -7 :3 0 Lone Ranger; Famous Mentor Clioire . enacted for safelys .sake to do (-hiistmas window at the local of- 2 Speeial Gaines at ...... $10 Parker Faniily; 9:30 Meet lour fore many more seasons. ■ return production to normal-im- Prepared scheduled for 9 p. m. Wednesdays With New York sporting a mediately. away with the .22 ii enacc Connecticut Light & Mu.stard, 2 Speeial Games at ...... from January 3 and will replace Navy; 9 Gang-Busters: 10 John Of Sports Writers in Soldiers to Play ' A F Fickfi ‘ Dream Team’ rS NatiiraU-/.atlon Session ...... $12 Gunther; 10:30 Dr. Henry Wris- daily average of about 81,500.000 I « ff quart jar ...... the present Uonel Barrymore for the campaign, the nation as a Plant .1 at A naturalization session of the 10c 1 Speeial Game a t ...... $15 dramas. DeUils are not com ton on ’’P'ree Enterprise." Aiiniiul Foil. / Fniin Flayers Among « Tolland County Superior ('ourl is m b s —7:15 Johnson Family; whole aliowec a "par” of 8469,782 Don’t "Slip Up\ plete beyond that Sinatra w4U be Price Levels being held in Rockville today with _1 Special Game at , ...... for each day’s racing. Eight states "■ The Soldiers and Plant J of Various Army, Navy, Scotch Cured ...... $20 both M. C. and soloist and it is 8:30 Cisco Kid; 9:30 Double or New York. Dec. 10.—uPi- Amos the Rec Senior basketball .ludge Charles .1. McLaughlin pre ROOFING Nothing; 10:15 Arch Ward sporU were over the mUlion-mark in Salted Herrings 1 Speeial Game a t ...... hoped to have Bert Wheeler as i-evcnue for the year, with Lal:- Alonzo Stagg, 81-yenr-ol^ coach league will pla.v this evening Ete. for All-American. , Face Threat siding. at which time hearing on ...... $9 romedlan. The current 15-mlnute preview. ■rM'litions for hlituralizatin'n are 2 f o r ...... 25c focnla and New Hamp.shir* join of the College of the Pacific foot-i at the East Side Rcc at 7 ASBESTOS SIDING Sweepstake Stmday night sustalner will be ing this select set us Florida, cut o’clock according to Director By Orlo Robertson this Christmas being heard. What to expect Saturday: NBC ball team, today was named coach' (Continued from Cage One) dropped. . tc| a 15-day season in '43. bowed Howaid Brown. The change in Associated Press Hports Editor The following are tile petitioners Sliced Cheese, Extiâ Cards— .3 for 2.’>c. Sinatra expects to go to Holly- i _2 p. m. Roy Shield company. of the year in the New Y'oik at tills se.ssion. .Sfetania Mettiu el- I INSULATION Admission 25c oiiL Kentucky. .New Hampshire schedule was made due to the New York. Dec. 10— With the la 'below Its wai tinic. high of Provolone Type, wood some time in January to 3:30 Dr. VV. W. Peel on “Bible in World-Telegram’s annual poll. 1 fact that the Soldier team hiis !i, Silvia Tomdniulel MoUes, Bern Today’s World’’; 6 1 Sustain- the and Michigaia had fewer racing Iowa and Del Monte Pre-Flight Cx|>crt workmanship. All work V start hla second picture. days, but despite the shorU-i The veteran mentor who ju.st an engagement for next Tiiea- freacjhed In May.” > ard Moses DIdero, Frieda Piitz. pound • ••••••• $5,00 Door Prize Wings. CBS 11:05 a. m. Lcf.s • - The OV\T said that an estimated guaranteed. Rcaaoniihle Piirea 75e He was able to fit his draft ex working hours, each showed a concluded his 53rd year In the | day evening. The rest of the schools landing two places ea^, Sabina Albasi. .Joseph Affrieano, Pi’etend, Nila Mack: 3 p. rm •mount, above 33 billion dollars .No obligation for an estimate. amination Into a personal appear boost in betting gtime. outdistanced all oppositlor, I locip will play as originally , The Assoc iated Pi’ess Service Xll- Maria Ro.sa DeSinto. Joliii Henry TREASURE CHESTS— OUR^^ Country Journal: 6:15 Peoples Aniericn fo r .1913 presents ah ar- (after payment of taxes and jiur- Grenier. John Mihal Winter, Vic Write. ance tour that has included Bos All in all. the season provided' w ilh .55 vote.s to 20 for Frank' ’ scheduled. chaae of available goods and serv X ton and calls for stops next at Platform B L U -12:30 Future loud evidence, of the fact pronrpl- Leahy of Notre Dame, the runner- f niy of football talent that includes toria Genove.si. Barliurn Grue.s.siicr, FINEST MUSLIN SHEETS Farmers program: 2 Metropolitan I three former members o f the col- ices) still exists. William Miller. -1.65 was reported that in theae two ers of amusements have been up. i Dangerous to Price I.,evcl Burton Insiiliitiii" Co. Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. It 'opera "Tristan and Isolde"; 6:30 shouting for months—“there s11 Loahv. winner of the award in -laT k I lege All-America and Five players Cecilia Mary Hewitt. John Ne 180 Oxford Ht. Hnrttiinl These sheets wear so long they actually eost less per year to usel (ILscupsion "Indnstry Looks to ! who-ho starred in profprofpSw lonal ranks “ Much of this money may have cities he will receive 115,000 per plenty of dough around to| a O lC A l ’C n a gro, John Riszter, Maria Pin Da- Phone Hartford S3-4SIS 1944." MBS 11:.30 a. m Hello before doming UCficle Sam’s uni- been placed in w'ar bonds, life in Dalt. Chill lotte Paula Christensen, W e knowl W e've laundry-tested (washed and ironed) them 3d0 week plus 50 per cent of Iha tii) of Indiana, six voles; Homer ■ surance and other forrqs of .sav gross. How.much he Is to be paid Mom; 1:1.5 p. m. Dr. Homer Price NdFtpn ' of Te.xas A & M. five ; form. If there evf^w ss a dream team, ings,” said the OW’I, ’’but the all- times— equal to at least 7 years' weor. Small wonder they’re pre fnr his new broadcast waa not Rainev,on “Universal Bible Sun- votc.slxLleut. Don Faurot of Iowa: day";'5 Navy Bulletin Board. SeahawKS^ and Captain Jdnn, After Hero the one rek>«ed by the Aasocia- time high for money in circulation ferred by hotels, hospitals and institutions where service and stated. Bisoiis Beat led Press alter a nation-wide sur- and other continuing pressure.s Wbelchel M \ ^ v y , each with four economy come firsti Hand torn.hems. Tom size 81 ’’x9 9 '. 'xpert opinion, and re- ■were Interpreted by responsible- votes and Eddie (Jameion of Boston. Dec. 10—oPi-rThe Andy lea.sed/foday, forms such a eombi- officials as highly dangerous to Reds Easily Duke, Lou Lim e of Columbia. Callahan A. C.—Named for the ineludea the aces of nine the price level.” ,Sli() Mndigfin of Iowa and. .lohn well known Lawrence b.ittlei who units from every section Treasury Secretary Morgenthau Sports Roundup 'Tomlin of Ar)(ansas,\âch witli died for ht.s enimtry in Italy la.st itod States, Five of the recently said that if those coiit POPULAR By The Associated I’ ress three. month—m ;«C8 its Boston dcbUI players are m the Army, the same ■ Burners who hold the nation’s sur Amerlcaq Hockey Le.ague tans Rival coaches enthusiastically, - tonight, featuring a lO-roin number In the Nsvy snd the elev plus income, try to spend it m Rv Huffh Fullerton. Jr. f Prop Putter are gossiping about a story that supported t*tagg. a mcml>er'of j lightweight duel b.'‘t\ceei) ’r>ppy enth is a roast guardsman from ’ consumer goods, ’’the inevitable FOOD MARKET le n-r« in fjfn— The' No sooner had Hank Wolfe pul>- President Maurice Uodoloff may be Walter Cam,i’.s flrzt All-AmeiLk! ij,rie- X lowed by tremendous pressures M Hank himself came up with a boy ander of Georgia Tei h. in honor of U.e herq/fightef and week' and decided not to purchase .foune: and tiergt. .Tack Ru.ssell, 824-828 MAIN ST. TEL. 5161 . MANCHESTER to beat it from the same state. Tuesday in New York. . . . which will set in motion fur the Yankees. . . . A lot of folks Aside from the fact that Presi plan appropriate cewemonles in his Blac-kland (Tex. I Army Air Field; ther forces in the .spiral of infla James Sivert tallied 123 for Fort memory at tonum t’.s .show. . Cheney and could decide that without holding dent Podoloff has called a meeting tackle.s, t’orp. Johnny Melius. tion.” Union Military Academy . . . Semi-final ojA h e i-.ird will be an Cam)) Dnvi.s, N Q„ and -Ensign ; M a meeting as long as the price Then Louisville reported a 138- for the Commodore on that date Scriiiiililud Team there is nothing official front New eight-round ^battle between Wai- n aj’inond Bray, Del. Monte (Calif.) 'H Fruit and Vegetable Specials stands at $4,000,000 or so, but the point total bv -Abe Addama of Uc-e Crosij/'^Newaik, .N J.. licavy- Pre-Flight, guaid.s, Seaman (2 C il’i# Wembley A P W orkers (iet Male high. Abe also pa.ssed for Hsven headquarters. & Gar^ten directors' reason was that Only official entry in the j Oil I at Biiekiieil Wfight,;>fiu. Howard Thumpaon of Garrard Ranisey. Bainbridge, Md., | three more tallies. SauguK: who has won 21 straight. Naval Tr.iining Station, anil Soi-gL JJ €• they didn’t want to take on added 'eagu’c’.s books today . Is a 5-3 win j Addutt Pavmuiils *' problems of management at this ' Tire .balance of the l ard will be Marion Roger.-, South Plains a Ties Y EI.I.OVV h.\.v \n\\s FLORIDA H ’lCE ORANOES that Shore’s Bisona scored over siôunder.s pitting^ Sailor J.'m time . . . Considering the Garden, Service Dept. ■■•rovldence on their home ice in the Lewisburg, Pa,. Dec. 10. -oPi— iTc.'i-aai Army Air Field: center, R Smarte.st of the Smart, in ever When Maj. W illiam A. Smith 5fuliig.'in„ Lfr.vcll. against. Tony Xmas * Special I record, it was a good Idefi. The; inly Thursday action. Ensign Vincent Baiionis. Iowa R popular ■ .solid colors, figures New York. Dec. in -Additional Arena's three big money makers j former Michigan tackle, retume* Vetcri-ns from five different C'j I- ! Gillo, New Haven, Conn.; Bobby Prc-Flighl; backs. Corp. Glenn 13c lb. 23c doz. It was the third straight home Howard. V-’oTeester. ver.aus Wilfie and .stripvs. He’ll love ’em! compensation totaling appi-iVxi- boxing- which f a iw to pro. ' from— the— South P.etflePacific .ndand reno,-t-report win for Buffalo and the fourth loss legrs are expected to .start for Dobb.s, Randolph Field (Texas), ^ mately $1.2.00,(KL will be distribut per from the, time Tex Rickard ed to Lockburne air base In Ohio Burknell when the Bisons open I,Shanks, Montreal: and Tony Ll'ciit. (J. G. I l.a'n Eahi.iont. Dql 3 1 ,.\lt«iE TANGEKINES for the Reds in a streak of five Boston, opposite Eddie ed to employes of The Great At Baldwin and Greoning Apples died ui)til the promotion was "sub wearing a mustache and goateC, games in the last nine nights. their baskiitbali .season tomorrow ' Oshiro. •Monte Pre-P'light; Ensign Dick ^ PHILCO RADIOS he had the perfect answer to all Reardon. Hartford, Conn. Todd, lowa Pie-Flight and Cadet S lantic and Pacific Tea Comjian.v I let” to Mike Jacobs; hockey, a against Penn State at State col- up before Chiisimas: it iva.s_aiinoum sort of step-child handled by a gibes about the facial adornment: iege. Bruce Smith, St. Mary's Pre- S ’ $1.00 ed today by John A Hartford ^ 45c doz. 4 lbs. 39c vlrtiially independent organization; “Orders, From The General." .’ . . Coach Woody Ludwing. -n his •Flight. » president. Ail A & P employes and basketball, pet project of Ned Sleems that Smith developed ■ the Miaihi Season first year has only Frank Bums, Last Night'» Fights Dobbs, whose aerial display at R throi, ghout the country with .six MclNTOSII AITI.E.S FBESH CABB.AGE . Irish, who worked up to become fuzz during the,battle of Midway Harri. burg. Pa., a forward, re- Randolph was something to be- 3 months or more service w ill par active president on the strength off and when his bomber crew called naalnmg from la.st year/a team in hold, made (he college All-Anicr- • Giye Her Added Pleasure It their good luck charm. Uent. lea la.st year while pacing Tulsa R ticipate in the '-ash distribution. that game's success. All Set to Go his tentative line-up. The. others By The Associated Press Interwoven The company s emidoyes wt-re vot 3 lbs. 29c Gen. Frank Kenney told him to are Francis Day, Albany, N. Y’., Aflcntown, Pa.—Benny Dcath- University to an undefeated sea- R 4 lbs. 27c son, and Ilam.se.v won guard hon- w ed similar com|ieiisalinn la.si 'year. One-MIfinfe Sports Fnge ■ keep it for the duration . . .Ueut. from Manhattan, at forward: Paul paine, 175, Windsor. Ont., stopiu'd This Christmas Oommander Mai Stevens, who By Fred Hayde* Oootl’vin, Avalon, Pa.. PUt letter- Jimmy Grinnagt. 17^. Philadelphia, bra on the all-college eleven ill '42 j) Several Florida cities which with U'illinni iiiul Atary. Smith, H Socks Almost 28 001) W On-icti art wot k- . FRESH TOMA’IDES ^lEDH’M ^POTATOES never have entertained major coached the Sampson, N. Y., Naval Miami, Fla,.. Dec. 10 — (A5' — man. at center- and George Lef- (5 ,.: training station gridders this aea- Florida's third wartime horse rac Fall River. Mass.-,-j-Johnny Car w ho played la.M year for the Ori*at R j ' ing in 1!. S. lumber iiiUii.Mirie.s, With A Gift She Will league baseball chibs already are kahdnos. Jersey c it j, N. J.. from Lakes Naval ’ Training Station, R The jierfcct solution to your more than three timc»..H.s maiiv as sending out feelers about getting son. Is expecting a transfer soon ing aeaJoi gets under way Wod- Janzer ; Cplle.ge aiu' Victor Mas- ter, 160. Newburgh,, N. Y'., out 25c box 39c peck to the Brooklyn Naval hospital — nesdayt with Indications that the wn.s an AII-.\nici-i.ca back in 1941' R gift probif'm! Interwoven’s' I\ In 1941, them for spring trntatng after U* triani,’ Sehneetadj. N. Y’.. from pointed'Andy, Holland. 16.5. New while an undergraduate at Minne- R war . . . Paul BroWn, Ohio State but not as a insult of his gridiron lengthened campaign of 100 days Sena College, at the guards. York, (10). ' - fit better and wear longer. Cherish ... A Gift Of activities. will prove an artistic succeaa at sota. « Coach, thinks that football “has The ox-pros are Todd, who star-i 5 IS'i' weathe(;ed its toughest crisis” si least. To foretell how , it wrill fare Co<-sumption ot oranges < in financially is a. more complicated red Joi- the Washington Redskins | S , f6 r s a l e though 30 o f the S4 boys on his after leaving Texas A. and ,M.; 5 squad will be 18 and eligible for England is restricted to children question which time alone can an under the age of five. swer. E>fim visitors cer XM A S TREES tainly does not prevail in the mat from Villanovu; Banonis, one of than 810.Q00 and probably nearer the beat centers m the National ,820,000” for the Red Cross through ter of horslea, horsemen, jockeys 1st Round Feb, 8 ALSO ^VRKATHS Meats and population. Henry L. Strnua L<'agiie while playing with the Shirtcraft, OUR MKN NKKD week-end tourneys, . . . Page Joe Chicago Cardinals and Bray, s .Made (if Bal.sam. FBKSH PORK FOR SAUERKRAUT I Cambria: On a recent visit to Tropical Park's president, points For months we haVe loured the markets to secure a choice * B O O K S * with optimism to greater Miami’s Director Howard Brown todays, 9 - E. H. Wolverines vs. Plant J. bulwark on the championship Chi SArERKRAl'T (Hring your own container) Cuba,* Frank Lawrence, owmer of announced the schedule for the .laniiarv 11 cago Bears' line. Banonis played Adams, Whitney the'^rtsmouth, Va.. Cubs signed unusually large early wdnter pop ulation. Miami no longer is strict Rec Senior basketball loop. The Carl Johhson j PORK ROASTS FRESH HAMS— Whole or Half nine Cuban ball players . . . Red 7*^PAAC vs. Plant J. , . of Colognes, toilet water, bath powder, lotions, beauty treat* ly a winter town, as witness ita first round will finish February 8 8— Soldiers vs. Fairfield Uroriers: 145 West Center Street Dutton estimates that at least 2.> thriving summer.” COOKE!) OR FRESH PORK BUTTS 000,000 people Usten to the Satur and plans for the second round are 9— M cCann’s S. R. vs. E. H. Shirts Phone 321.5 Hialeah Park, slated to rim SO already being made. The schedule W'olrerJnes. Distinction'to Christmas giv REGUI.AR HAMS (Good for making your Yes, we can take your order for a brand new Philco,' day night hockey broadcasts from days, or four mors than usual, has meut, etc., for your Christmas gifts. Selections are limited Toronto . . . and probably all of fdUoa s; •Iiinuar> IH . ing . . . Smartly diHailed !'0:r ROAST own buliigna). either 6 tubes, Console or 8-tubc Chairside ModeL * announesd total purse distribution •First Round Schedule 7— Fairfield Grocers vs. Mc them second-guess the referee. of 8060,0fW which is 850,000 mors Shirt.s. The ^ril't that reliects .Casings and Seasonings December 14 Cann’s S. b. f H.XMBURG than it hpd scheduled for its can 7— Plant J va Soldlera 8— Plant J VI. Soldiers. your good taste.^ A Feature of the New " CURING SALT in many cases Imt all bear well known nahies. Inspect our , Today’s Guest Star celled 46'^lay campaign of last I l p o ' 2!)c pound. George Huber. Washington E'VC' 8— E. H, Wolverines vs. PAAC.S—E. H. Wolverineg vs. PAAC. S.AIOKED SHOULDERS winter. 9— Fslrfield Jrocers vs- Mc Junuar} 25 SAUSACJE ME.VT Ring Star; "We see by the papers Last Deg. 21, Tropical' began a SHERIDAN DAISY HAMS display now and make your selections while there is a choice, $69.95 to $89.95 that the Amathur Athletic Union Cann’s Servlet Station. ” 7—PAAC vs. Soldlera XhuiiiiKi t l N » 21-klay aessian that ahdec abrupt U 2!)c pound. December 31 FRESH BACON has a new plan to develop athletes. ly after 15 days due to the ban on 8L-McCann’s S. S. vs. Plant J. up Come In Today! They Won’t Last Long! AU TOW CAN tu rn 7— McCann’s S. S. va. Plant J. 9— ~E. H. Wolverines vs. Fslrfield $1.91 RESTAURANT ROASTL\(L CHICKENS BEEF LIVER- First part of this plan is the np- êaanre driving. For th- 15 daya thro pointment of Comraissioneni for bettingâveraga $182,626 and at 8— E. H.Wolverines va Fairfield Grocers. LEAN. .SM ALL FRESH SHOULDERS .'Ch of the 15 sports In every dis That book yow've eiiiayeil tendance, exclusive of service men. Grocers, Kebruar} I BUSINESS MEN'S 9— PAAC vs. Soldlera trict; instead of having one com- pass it along to a'man in uni There is no pleasure driving ban 7— E. H. Wolverines vs. Soldiers. "rrioncr handle all sports. Don't at present but local gas stationa Decombei 38 8— PAAC vs. McCann's 8, 8, PAYROLL L U N a iE O N /lu/n/rti. ^[JRTON D. PEARL’S , .’ now exactly how effectivo this form. Leave tt at the naaraat with their allotments cut this 7— PAAC vs. McCann’s 8. S. 9 — Plant J vs. Fairfield Grocera 6 7 3 MAIN SnUSET .-r. ill he in developing more and bet eoMeetioii MMtar or puMic wsek, are aeUing no more than 8— Iffant J vs. Fairfield Grocers. f Pebroary 8 I t;r athletes, but it certainly means two or three gallona to a -customer •—B.. H. Wolverines vs! SokUsra 7— Effant J vs. E. H. Wolveripea SAVINGS 75e KLEIN’ S M A R K E T a big, new crop of brass-hat badge library far tka 1«M8 VitTOflY and some tanks are temporarily Jsaoary 4 8— PAAC vs. Fairfield Grocera 161 CENTER .STREET OPEN UNTIL 8 P. M. 599 M A IN -HOTEL SHERIDAN BLDG/ PHONE 7590 wearers to take center stage at BOOK. CAMPAMN. dry. No adequate bus service is ip 7— PAAC va Fairfield Grocera9— Scridlers va. 'MeCanh’s 8. S. Trv It Tomorniw! >AAU functions.” prospect- 8— McCann’s 8. S. va Soldisrs. (Ibtd of First Round.! V. An*

^ J h MANCHESTER EVENING HERALH. MANHIESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMHEK lu, PAaint- and cake were served. Mrs. Hush- ask me, so I measured it. reap not only ;hat you sow, but up ciainVs to be the wife of a well- Ip greater ahum ing his pictures. I.ove is the sweet milk which Friend—Why, how is that? known merchant by that nsmei’’ turning sour, afornis the bitter Then there are people who an John Elslrr chance, i can’t promise' anything. ■ It la well theref^ ;o remember, swer a queation just by giggling. "Sow and act, and i reap a hab Sweet Young Thing — Well, curds of hate. But Mr. Edgar will do the best when 1 visited his studio recently Mra: Winipus -The new couple Wanted— Real Estate 77 Chapter XVllI he can for you.” it; sow a habit an rou reap s No one knows what the short Lost and Foand character; sow a pi acter, ant and asket'. him about his work, he nexlooor seem to be very devoted. Andy called at the big buaiiieas FOR .SALE - ONE RIDING horse; 3 ROOMS OF Modem furniture FOR SAL& A VERY attractive WANTED TO BUY or rent mod The doctor was home end glad He said. “If he does. I’ll be told me he painted his greatest He kisses her every time they hou.se to iqiply for a job that -he skirt will be up to next. f o r d s e d a n , low mileage, SEWINOVMACHINES, vacuums, you reap a destiny.’’. Rf)Y*a BICYCLE, RED also one ride and drive horse. complete In every detail. Includ WANTED TO BUY tricycle, In six room house located on Henry ern 6 or ;more room single, with to see her. She eaid, entering hie grateful to you, on my knees.” He pictures on an empty stonisch. meet, Wliy don't .vou do that? Jiad .seen advertised. radio antF»nd^ heater. 1939 Ford Irons, and'all small electrical ap gloomy, old-fashioned office. added, “Mary, 1 think I heard your with ivory trim. Vicinity of Main Call 2-0241. ing a combination stove. Reason good condition. Call 7234. street. In a nne residential sec large lot or acreage. Write de Wiinpiis I don’t know her well Manager— But my dear man, Car Left Driverlese sedan, rafiio, h e d e i. 1939 Alercury pliances re^lfed. Genuine parts, “This is off the record. Doctor i mother, will you go look et her, Buy all the war ats' and A good way to free yourself you are much too late! Why, I’ve and Maple atreeU. Call 5215. 128 expert workm ilisfcip. Parts for all able. Albert’s Furmture Co., 43 tion. In excellent condition Own tails Box R, Herald. enough yet. ^ convertible coupe. radl3-^n heat FOR SALE—ONE FRESH milch SEWING MACHINES, vacuums, Mannering, but I've just made a please?” When the child had gone bonds you can. They ave the from pressing duties is to dls- had over a hundred appllcationa Johnson City, Tenn.— — A So. Main street. Rewara. makes. A B. C. Flxlt Co., 21 Allyn street, Hartford. er occupied—can be occupied er. 1939 LaSalle convertible coupe, Guernsey cow and two year old any electrical appliance regard call on your patient, Mra. Elater.!! silently from the stifling room, he llve^ of our boye and our (ountry. charge them. already. businessman stopped his automo Maple street. Pel. Ilr^l575. promptly by buyer. Robert J. WAN’^ D TO BUY 3 or 4 tene “Sit down. Emily. I haven’t seen asked slowly, "Have you seen the Heggai I meeting man on street i lOBT—BROWN COON HOUND, radio and heater. 1937 Ford Jersey heifer. Anthon.v Zutautas, WINDOW SHADES—VENETIAN less of condition. i£stimates in Smith Inc., 963 Main street Tel. - Say, old iiiun, cun you help a Andy (Uumghtfiilly) Well, bile at a red light, grabbed his ment house with garage. Must you In some time. How’s your Dad doctor ?■’’ how about employing me to classi brown nose and eyes. Vicinity of coach. 1937 Ford'^club coupe 1936 PIANO TUNING AND repairing. Buckland Road, Wapplng. blinds. ' Owing to our very low your home. A. B. C. Flxlt Co. 31 3450 or 5343. The young father wae A co-worker gave ns the "low brother Mason, Odd Fellow, Elk, b ief ease snrl hurried to his of South Bolton. Reward. Tel. Man Plvmotilh .sedan. 1936 Chrysler,6 overhead, get our special low Maple street Tel. 2-1575. be central, near schools and bus — he WM looking all right last Emily nodded. •leepy when he came to worl down" about a new reporter who fy the applications? fice. His wifip, . concerned with Player piano specialty. John line. Price must be reasonable. time we were together, at the "Then he’s told you-^sbout us?" Moosi*. Owl, . Junior Forester or chester 5427. ' ___ sedan. 19?5 Dotlge convertible Cockerham, 28 Bigelow Street prices on high grade window FOR SALE—A VERY attractive other morning; ;weiit to work on a slate weekly Labor Uiiiuiilst,? Yuletide shopping, alighted on the . coupe. Brunner’s, 80 Oakland St. Poultry and Supplies 43 shades and Venetian blinds com WANTED TO BUY 2nd hand doll 4 room home, one year old. Fire Write Box O, Herald. Medical^ Society.” A dull flush rose under the thin Boss (chuckling)—Apparently recently. In a recent case in the eoiinl.v other side of the car and dashed 1 0 8 1 —PACKAGE containing five Tel 4219. “He's' Had the flu, but he’s all skin. He said unsteadily, "If I Man I don't belong to.’any of Open until 8 evenin ,s. Sat. 6 pletely Installed. Samples furnish carriage for 6 year old child. Call place. hot water heat, oil burner, your life Isn't one grand sweft The editor instructed him your orders, my friend. I'm sorry. courts in which goili’ IJon'i tell me vou'r# double barrel preferred. Must be Middle Tpk. near Adam street. Bedtime Set “Thompson . . reported, "She’s still asleep,’’ and , Metliodisl. Homan Catholic, Epts- \lnp sedan, radio, heater, spot Ing, 90 Cambridge street. Tele Not a grand swMt song! To tell The firit item the young report’ copaliun, Disci|ile, Moravian, Bap- tance he was from the parties other was to drive the car away. 1-A too!’ lO ST—BOYS TEAL blue reverse 9'OR SALE-BROILERS, roosters, in good cpi>dition. Call 7234. „ Immediate occupancy, Robert J. "He’s needed one for years.” looked from one to the other, anx the truth It is ipore like an opera. erVvrote was as follows: light, fog lights, driven only 15,- phone 4740. F'OR S A L E - AN’nQUES. Inlaid Smith Inc., 963 Main street. Tel. Ible coat, light tan gloves in 0(W miles. J995. Terms. 512 week piilletfi and some fowl. F'. Fay, console table, cherry sewing ^1How . about you?" iously. It’s full of i^ n d marches and t is rumored Mrs. Otto Hiisli- 2.56 Autufnn street. I’hdne 7.541. .. 3450 or 5343. “Mh7 Pooh," aaid Mannering, "Best thing in the world for pocket. Finder please call 6606 ly. Open evenings. Brunner’s, 80 WANTED TO 'TUNE, repali and tables, Hitchcock chairs. Boston there are loud calls for the author iip I tertalned the church aid last The .Marshal? BV FRED HARMAN svenlngs. Reward. Oaklaild street. Phone 5191. regulate your piano or player Rooms Without Board 59 “I’ll die in harness, and like it." her." said Emily. » each nig»)r after the curtain falls. |Tuci ay afternoon. The guests RED RYDER rockers, cherry and maple chest “The EisnerBister ease,”ease, began Emily Elster got to his feet. He was piano. Tel. .Manchester 2-0402. of drawers, nigh post beds, tables FOUND IN BANK lobby, pocket- Articles for Sale 45 Real Estate again. . . .^ . thought. 1 as long as looking at the open shelves, bet IT of all description. Hedeen s An- FOR RENT—TWO DOUBLE bed i',*\ \0 5 i^)Er>ecu!yiHEN lou book containing sum of money. Husiness Services Offered 13 rooms. maple furnished, 3 min- For Exchange you were neai^y . . .’’ ter stocked than they had been THIS NE.K' ^^0NiT IT TO IS N ’T M O N tftT T Owner may have same by proving tigue Shop, Manchester Green. “Nice, people,”^ .said Mannering when he left in the inorning. He K ltP SOTETHiK Help Wanted— Female 33 \utes from Cheneys. Call 5290. W£ FOUN'P/, UTTLt BEAVER? , ownership and paying for ad. In FOR SALE GIRL’S BI.ACK shoe Tel. 5833. promptly, "the little girl has an asked with sudden harshness. MOT WORRY WANTED — ELECTRIC wiring -oikales, sire 8. Call 6176. W'ILL EXCHANGE modern J room quire Man. Trust Co. WOMAN — PRE.SS WORKER FOR RENT—SINGLE OR double single In residential section, for a old head on her shoulders, poor •'VVherc’d all this stuff corny and repairing by licensed master HOSPITAL BED FOR SALE or child. Elster drinks, I suppose from ?’’ — electrician. Phone 3975 before 7 wanted. Excellent hours and p a ^ FOR SALE-^.MADE UP REO rent, fully adjustable. Rates rea room in private home, very de- 1 floor 4-5 room modern with Steady work. New System Laun sirahlc, garage. Call 5801^ after 6 you’ve learned that? psychologi Mary answered, worrie^ ."I Announrrmeiits 2 p, m. tractor, double transmission. F. sonable. Call Keith Furniture. some land. Write Box I, Herald. dry. Harrison .street. p. m. cal, an escape. He can't bear not don’t know . . . the grocpi’y boy Fay. 256 Autumn street. Tel. 7541. Tel. 41.59. having his self-respect, not being said a lady had sent thept . . . af WANTED—RIDE TO Hamilton RANGE BURNERS cleaned and WANTED—WAITRESS. .Mii.st be ROOMS—SINGLE AND DOUBLE able to support his family. Which, ter the nurse went, thayvvas. They Propeller 12:30 to .7:30 shift serviced. Call 2-1309 between 10 FOR SALH - SECOND HAND Legal Notices of course, is a vicious circle be were paid for," she/laid in her Vicinity of Turnbull Road. Call a. m. and 6 p. m. over 21. Apply at Reymander’s steam and hot water boilers, MIRROR.S, LARGE assortment. beds, kitchen privU4ge, 237 Cen Re.staurant, 37 Oak .street. Kemp’s Furniture. ter street Tel. 2-1561. Girls only. cause he’d have no difficulty get grave little way. / ■ •413. round and .square types, any size. l.iqinii PKloiiT ting a job if he didn't drink." Emily found herself coloring. EXPERT RADIO service. Call H. Also large stock of 5 tube radia \OTICE OK AI*i>l.lt:.«Tln.V WANTED—RIDE TO East Hart Meade. " Telephone Manchester w a n t e d — 2 EXPERIENCED BUY YOUR STOVES now. As Old FOR RENT—ATTRACTIVE room. Emily said, "I think I may be She said, hastily; waitresses, o v e r/il. Goml wages tors. high and low. All merchan Inquire at 105 McKee street, Tills In t'l give notice that I B at able to get him one." She told him "Please, merely thought ford Aircraft, 8 to 5:30 shift. Call 2-0898. Man Winter Is just around the tista AnsaMI of Uv .Maida street, and tips. Call-in person at Prin dise guaranteed. Will) mantle would prefer girls or married cou ’.Manchester. Conn., have IlleU an ap- all she had learned during her call. that—” y / Manchester 2-1441. Wrecking Co., West Main, street. comer. See Jones. He has a large RANGE BTTRNER.S cleaned and cess Restaurant, variety of stoves. New and used. ple. Call between 5 and 7 p. m. plication (lateil the Util ilay of Dec., He went to the door with her, a "We don’t want charity,” aaid Wlllimantic, Conn. with the I.liinor Control Commis serviced. Call 2-0998 after 9 a. 31 Oak street. Tel. 8254. thin, shabby, immaculately clean ElslcD/angrily. SALESGIRL WANTED-FULL or FOR KENT -C LE A N .leated room sion for a Club Permit for the sale old man, very stopped in the shouL Antomobiles For Sale 4 m. 13 VOLUME SET ‘Family Medi of alcoholic liquor on the premises (Tii Re Cuntlniieil) part-time. Experienre preferred, FOR SALE—4 SPRING filled for couple. W'lth -kitchen privi at 13ii KIdrIilKC street; .Manchester, ders. He said, cal Library,’ also 15 volume set f o r d MODEL A 1930 Coach. but not e.ssentlal. Textile Store, chairs, two settees, good for sum leges, near bus line. Call 7019 or Conn. The business Is owned ■ hy “ When she’s better— Mrs. ^ ster of , latest World Encyclopedia, .Manchester tiallan-.Vinericiin Club, Short Visits WIth'TarenIs , Good paint, tires: 2 puncture ASHES AND RUBBISH removed. 913 Alain street. mer cottage. Phont 6003 after 6 apply 15 Proctor Road. I mean— i think maybe Nellie-^ Tihi Bad BY EDGAR 51ART1N reasonable. W. H. Watts, An Iiic.. of 135 Kldrldire street, Man- you remember my housekeeper^ BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES proof tubes. Elxcellent condition Call 3444. p. m. ctiesier. Conn., and will be condiict- Springfield. 111.—(î—Pvt. Wil dover. FDR RENT—ONE MASTER bed"- could find something^fir h e r ^ do ’ . throughout, $150. 178 Birch. e.d by Battista .Vn.saldl of UV .Maple liam F. Dunn, stationed at the K\\. ------iT NW COOsgt^'V STORM WINDOWS and doors In Help Wanted— Male 36 FOR SALE—LARGE Assortment room and one single room nicely street. Manchester, Conn., as per here. Nothing very tirirrg of \ cs>vi\ oMy ooLVJ loA.tAn. stalled. roofing of all kinds, asbes- FOR SALE .50 INCH walnut mittee. University of Georgia, .had an '\ ana«cxu:ai'u.v| voon. cAô, VM5\.T A t ttpaO to GO AKiO FOR SALE—ONE 1942 Studebak- of pictures, all sizes and prices furnished, near bath and shower. ccurse. Sewing.” he .suggested VCMWG TwX. , 50&T VOWcVl THt er DeLuxe style Commander 4 tos.slde waiis, wood shingling, W’ANTED—COUNTER man, meat finish desk and chair; R. C. Allen BATTISTA ANSAI.DI vaguely, "my buttons/^re always eight-day furlough. He met his at Kemp’s Furniture. Available Dec. 17th. Nice section, Dated Oth o f Dec., 1943. mother in St. Louis, only to find v o v w ___il&QSiKiClf, o» TAvfe rut9oot*atv«- TtACHVta SNKWT VOOUiKKi — door sedan. Q. S. Smith. Tel. 5536. gutters repaired, general repair department, full or part time. adding machine up to 100,000. on bus line. Tel. 7305. Gentlemen H-12-I0-43. off and my shirts—/ He groaned. V ThGo g a t! Also 4 Inch extra heavy soil pipe she was cn loute to Fort Sheridan GOT S. 1 ing, workmanship guaranteed. Manchester Public Market. FOR SALE—PRACTICALLY new preferred. "But Nellie’s eye.sight Isn't of the V*.OV50Wt'3!{ 3M1 PONTIAC COUPE sedan, Write Box W, Herald. and fittings, and black steel pipe .Entire of Nnle of Henl K M ote to join the W jVC.s. They rode to porcelain gas stove. Also Gyrex District of L’owntry, I’rutmtc best. She could home over morn low mileage, very cliean. 1941 WANTED—MIDDLE AGED man and fittings, 40 foot, steam hot ings with the.Kttle girl . . . what’s gether as far as Springfield. In washing machine, In excellent Court. K«.: Town of Coventry’. De Spnngfield Dunn met his father, a Chsvrolet 5 passenger coupe 1941 for fc.ctory work. Steady work, water radiator. 1 spray gun and, cem ber 8th, her name? ' Mary? Mary could condition, new ful size coll bed Houses for Rent 65 state occupational tax division au Pontiac 2 door sedan. 1941 Ford CARPENTER WORK. Inside only. good pay. Apply Tober Baseball pump. Call 3?33. spring. Call 4254 after 6 o'clock. KKtHte of Klhelyn I. Brown, late make herself useful. And there’s j towns sedan. 25 low priced cars. Write Box N, Herald. Mfg. Co., E3m street, Manches FOR RENT—THREE brand new of Coventry, In said District, de all the yard for her to play in. Of ditor. who was leaving in a few ceased. hours on an out-of-town trip. CMe Motors. 4164. ter. FOR SALE —KITCHEN COAL 4 room houses on Hilliard street. iMirsuant to an order passed hy course if Elster finds a job, thlng.s ATLAS AND , WORLD globea, range, good condition. Reason Apply George Griffin. 613 Main said Court . on the Slh day of De- wilplje less difficult for them." CASH FOR YOUR CAR—Any 35 Household Services $2.00 and up. KCmp’s Furniture. able. Telephone 7710. street. cemher, A. D.. I'i43, nil the rlpht, Conies ,\\vay With Half Dollar to «1, High prices paid. Drive Offered 13-A Help Wanied— title and interest said deceased had Telephoning in for her next FOR SALE—AT KElSlP’S, sewing at the time of her death in certain Salt Lake City—(>Pi—Detectives over now to 80 Oakland street. Male or Female 37 real estate situated ln*the Town of calls Einily wrote them down, 'll helps me up tlie hills on windy 40*g TWO Meat Cutter entr>’. Tel. WilllmanUc 1746-W-l, Read Herald Advs. this gown and matching Jacket off JAP4 rv e BSKN 04A«S( I CHRISTMAS TREES — LARGE 2-1359. skates, black, size 8. Call 6176. "Well, it's yours, up to the vice ers the solution to many a Christ ...AN’ Bv’ 5ADPey, r selection, all sizes, Vermont Bal presidency. What do you know New York—(A*i—Henry M. Roe. FOUND <* Fan or Part Time. FOR SALE—COMPLETE match- Mugical Instruments 53 95-year-oId war worker from St. sam. 365 Center street, next to /ed set of McGregor golf clubs. mas problem! Make the set of soft shout stockings?” Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 crepe, satin, flowery sheer cottons She said. "Nothing, d c ^ . It's Louis, has his own post-war plan. i' Steady Work. Boland Oil Company. ’ / Bryon Nelson model. Call 3580 KOR SAUE— a l l t y p e s of rec FOR SALE— ONE MALE and, Knitted Baby Sweater^ or chiffon. ' for a man.” Shh explained, rapid Roe, who is among a group of after 4 o’clock. ord cases and cabinets In assort- war workers honored at the an CHRISTMAS TREES and wreaths, female red bone Coon hound; ly. She said, "If there could be a Canadian Balsam. All sizes. ed colors at Kemp’s. Music Dept Pattern No. 8295 Is In sizes 12. place for...... him— iii^ some sorteor of nual convention of the National Manchester Call 2-0075. ,74, 16. 18r20 and 40. Size 14 set Association of Manufacturers, has Dutchland Farms, comer Main Fuel and Feed 49-A WANTED—SAXOPHONES, piano | clerical work. Frankly I’ve never and Pitkin. East Hartford. FOR SALE—CANARIES, yoililg. requires 5 3-8 yards 39-inch ma seen him—he might not fit, in at had five wives. After the war is FOR SALE— SEASONED hard accordlans, flarlnets, trumpets. terial, 5Vi yards lace, 4 .yards rib over, he said today, he’s going to Public Market Nothing better for a Christ rtias Call 5709 or write Chester all. But if you’d see him—’ PICK OUT YOUR Christmas tree gift than a beautiful singing bird. wood, any length. Delivereo. Tel. bon. 3 Frank said, soothingl.v. 'Send i look for a sixth, at New England Water Lily Gar^ OsosKy. 89 Union street. t. n j : Phone 5467. 6639. For Ihis attractive pattern, send him over. I'll be herg until dens where they grow. 36 Bush talk to him and then send him Just Borrowed far : 15 cents, plus 1 cent for postage, HIU Road. FOR SALE—CANARIES. Guaran 58 along with a note to personnel. Household Goods 51 Wanted—To Buy in coins, with your name, address, > Thik puts yoipin my debt, Emily.” Los Angeles— (iVi — Mrs. Loi4js ^ Off Center Street. S-roora teed singers.. May be seen at 174 pattern number and size to The % ,\\ I r> .! Cooper street. Tel. 7121. R. Grlm- ” I know,” she said, "and I don’t Schor, expectant mother, sprained! Magle with dreplMse. Tile FOR SALE ENAMEL combina WANTED— PAIR OF girl’s shoe M anc^ster Evening Herald. To her ankle. A bystander; Mrs. Lau Morins— ^Trucking-— ley. roller skates, size 6-6 1-2. Call much like it.” b a& Oil heat separate hot tion coal and gas stove. Pri ;e $35. day's vattern Service, 106 7th "You’re honest enough,” he ra Swartz, offered to drive her to BY MERRILL BL066EB widiet heating nnit. 1-car Storage 20 Vincent Marcin, 136 Blssell street 5722. avenue. New York 71, N. Y. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS $ Simple Procesa said, laughing. “ Skip It. When am a doctor’s, and she was lifted Into % garage. Isuge lot. Terms Tel. 4848. V X the car. En route, the driver said. Live Stock—Vehicles 42 USED FURNITURE and stoves, 1 ^ Keep up your wartime sewing, I going to see you ? Suppose I I .duntagefL niE AUSTIN CHAMBERS CO., "Your car ha.s good brakes.” T w•cc*w. eu-. ppeTTY soon B X K S w iu . bought, solo and exchanged. thus you are helping bring vl6tory come around tonight and report?” So JOST STAND local and long distance moving. FOR SALE- PURE BRED Duroc FOR SALE -LARGE assiortment "H eavens.’’ cried the pa.sseiigcr. COMweNCS POSHIM’AHO SMOV/tN / of hassocks. All sizes and :olors. Highest prices paid. Jones Furni sooner. You’ll find 52 pages of ab ----- — / OP IN THe A ts tr Starkweather Street. 6- Return load system, furniture, boards. 6 months old. W. J. Web Between her next calls she re "this isn’t niy car. I thought it was AN' NOUU. room single. All improve ster, 1075 East Middle Turnpike. Kemp's Furniture, 736 Main St. ture, 31 Oak street Tel. 8‘./54. sorbing sewing news, 102 new yours." storage. Dial 6260. designs In the rtew fall issue of turned to the Elsters. with a leaf AL>rOMATICAU.y ments bat heat. O o ^ lot. I torn from her notebook upon Small chicken coop. S. P. ‘■Fa.9hlon," just out. A copy is 25 cents. which she had. written Frank's Kniglits of the middle ages oft •8,200. D. P. $1,000. name. She found Mrs. Elster sleep en wore armor weighing as much ing in the small bedroom and as 200 pounds. . Woodland Street. 8-room Mary sitting quietly in the kitch single. Steam heat with olL en by the window, her thin hands Large lot. 2-«ar garage. FOR SALE folded. S. P. $6,500. LHMEDIATE The door opened and John El- OCCUPANCY. Bolton. 6 Acres. 4- iter came in. walking as if he USED WANTED were Intolerably weary. Emily room tottage. Fireplace. r Ridge Street. 6-room sin with a pang of .pity understood Running water and bath. cow, m i St WA MKViet. 'WC. >■ a mo. u. >. o n gle. Hot water heat. Oarage. Male or the look of intense relief which Large lot. . S. P. $6„500. PRICE ...... $3,750. flooded the child's drawn face when she saw that he wa.s himself "M o m s u slii’k iMif. all rifllit! NVIu-ii wc wi’ie lalkiiiR D. P. $1,000. — tired, but sober. She said warn- sibiiul C.luisliiMs at till’ lublf, iioUct* bttw sIm imiiliuni;d Female Help w u 3-Room Cottage. Garage. Wanted At Once! Ingly, “ Mother's asleep and this that ITir coal slif's been wearing T2 ychrs?’* Spruce Street. 6-room sin- . la the nurse Doctor Mannering BY LESLIE ru|RNER gle. Hot-air heat. Large lot. Lot 100x150. Fruit trees sent.” WASH TUBBS No Rent, Too Terms arranged. 10 cents In coin, your name and For Important and large garden space. By Mra. Anna Cabot L Blste.' was a slight man, lined lYNJNERVlLLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX PRICE ...... $.3,500. WE IN A favorite baby oweater design [ addreaa and the pattern number and haggard, but the eyes he lift WHAT APPEARS TO BE •OCk’ l« WAUV MIRE IS PRCt Lincoln Street. 6-rnom du In California, where I found, dur- j to Anne Cabot, The Manchester ed to Emily were clear and un aiASTEft OVtIt A LI6HT P«AMEW)ORK) AUSTRIA'S liNK WITH plex. All Impiovements. irig my recent visit, dozens o f myj Evening Herald, 106 Seventh Ave War Work happy. . He explained, sitting at TH$ AlltES, MVf ailNO. HAVE $ CASH inter port A SA4AU WATOlfAU Steam heat with coal. Near 35,000 friends making new-baby gifts for nue, New York 11, N. Y. Enclose the table, eating his dinner with W S 6-Room Single. Fireplace. FURNISHES bns line. Terms arranged. young married, daughters and 1 cent postage for each pattern Inquire out appetite, that'he had walked G etting s o m e c o a l o n t h e f u r n a c e r ig h t u n p e r p a p s n o s e Steam heat. House about nieces. This one is a “staple” : ordered. I all morning, answenng the men- MORTGAGES ARRA.N'GED one year old. Screens and TO INVEST FOR A COMPLETE STOCK OF USED CARS aweater—very easily knitted, A new Anne Cabot Album is wanted advertlsemehtA But when ready today! It features an in IN MANCHESTER AND storm windows. House in works up quickly, la practical and Rogers Paper they asked him for rererencea . . . WE WILL PAY YOU SPOT CASH AND GIVE YOU AN EXTRA BONUS FOR LOW comfortable, e u lly laundered and spiring “Gift Bazaar” section She had urged him to eat, while WILLIMA.VnC VICINITY. sulated. Situated off East as pret^ as you could wish for! : you'll want' to aee and gives a Manufacturing Co. they talked. She. said now, putting Center street. Owner leav MILEAGE CARS! To obtain complete knitting series of free patterns which will the notebook slip on the table, "If ing town. Inatructiona for the Yoked Baby delight you. Send for your copy Min and Oakland Streets you'd go there this afternoon, Mr. Allen Realty Co. Svireater (Pattern No.’ 5647) aend[ today, the price is 15 cents. Bister, I think there may be a B5S .Main Street, Manchester Telephone 3801 4-Room’ Single. Steam If You Owe a Balance We Will Pay It heal. Oil burner. Fire place. Garage^Second floor And Give You the Difference All Kinds of Insurance insulated. RusiM storm win k \ Written By dows and screens. \ This place is ready for occupan In Cash! MAJOR HOOPLE ■ i ■ ■ . BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE ALLEN & cy by Jan. 1st and is a gpod KEEP the FIREPLACE OUT OUR WAY buy. Located in the Green HITCHCOCK, INCÛ EI^D, MR. '{OUR. VP- WJt A L L X 'V & H ID LCAt THEy’BE Section. DON’ T SELl ' y OUR CAR UNTIL YOU SEE US I I n e v e r h e a r d r e c a l l 's TiAE; €;Y.PECr M A tsJ A & E O Manchester Office: . b u E a r m t o To INTERCEPTI nB E A D B L U E OR A WOfWAK) KNLOÔti DAW& WHEM X TO B O A R D B5S MAIN ST. TEL. 3301 PB'NTS.' WILL W ANTIM’ TO READ WA& WONTlMIs 6 ROOSE H e.R E A V d A S O tC it ■>OU TE A C H M L A BOOK ON DISH TNEEVC AhiD BISCUIT-*— Wlllimantic Olfioc: GLOWING! W AGIN'" AN’ O NIUE fADORS \NrW 6»R. N E 's o u r - 824 MAIN ST. TEU 1935 Stuart J. Wasley THAT JOBSS' PR 0tv4»N6RA$A. P R O A A R COM.E O O T Insurance and Real Estate A B O U T T H ’ E A R L O F ALlVlE.VdBLL CMARSII4&J Office Open 8:30 A. M. To ^ Supplement Your Heating System SAME.' nJOUR aIAMC AkVSO I S SU R E HbNE AAE OK5 State Theater Building MANCHESTER MOTOR SAIES ENERV 8:30 P. M. Dally Except Sun TO S P d E O day. Also 1 to 9 P. M. Phone 6648 or 7146 WEST CENTER STREET TELEPHONE 4134 etASSRTs^ VOCRe OP PLAV* Tbnrsday Evenings. Noo e^JeRT0^3 A ^ tJRAVA// BURN CANNEL and poLAiR e'iC.peoiTioi • ^ FIREPLACE COAL ^ which ignites instanfiy and hums with a laiê long-lasting hlaze that radiates warmth and cheer throughout the entire room. Will deliver any quantity from 100 Ihs. up to a ton or more per custom- Clad in foul waathar gear under Phone ns your order now for immediate delivery. f-’C muzzles of 16 inch guns our

t r 30 mm. ano-aircran guns, leir success and their mfort liQevsi Bonds put into tbs war eRort. 80A «oe«» GGT Give your dollars .aetion: Buy ACCiUAIbJiTED Mara War Bands. /e-«e til MiWEerJBSNrteisa# c\ T lancnestei mii Jtieruiu 'Ihe Weather Per flw Heath ef Neeemben 1V4S r _ _ • Forecaet ef C. S. WMtiier Boreeu About '{gfwii 8,537 Member of the Audit Fair and colder tonight MlMtononMta _rtb« No. M, Im- Boreas of Clroolationa pMvod Order■ ' r d or RedR* Men, will in^ is Easy at Hale ^s MancheMer— jA City of Villafte Charm hold lie regeler caeetinc nom ination a t MHMra M oikhr ‘ ve- nlBf ta ^ ZMMi club on Brain- VOL. LXllL, N0. 61 (ClassWed AdvertieiBg oa Page IS) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1943 (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS mSTdit» afU fbt o’clock sharp. The degree team will hold a re- heaieal at the close of the meet- f , i*»r- / Seamen Saved from Submarine and Sharks Misa Ruth B. Lareon. daughter Fifth Army Gains er. ef Mr. and Mra. John A. L«raon y 0# 31 East Middle Turnpike, who / X ^ lor more than « x months hs.s been a dviltan employee of the Weather Wing of the Army Air Forcee at SWEATERS -V In Cassino Drive; AahevUle. N. C., has been awarded a dletliictive lapel emblem by the by Reds; War" Department fhr satisfactory For All Sizrs aen-lce. Italians in Battle Kvpi’v \Kirnan can wrar Mra. James R. Haren of Frank swcalpr.s iiPfl \vp havp tlirm in lin street has returned to her home Important Height ^ p - O i v e t t Cherkasy Entered • from Memphis, Tenn., where she pvpi'v ,si'/.p. '1 hpro are tartli- attended the graduation exercises tured in L u n g e ror- of her husband from the Nival Air van.-i ivitli coliar.s aiul puckpt.s Technical Training Center. ami .'inme w ith rib knit in ma 'ward o f Mile; Fierce E isllt-P oitlt Koiipv's 2iifl Ukruiniaii ■ Sofia Attack Rev. 8. J. âczepkow.ski of St; roon, light I blue, navy, giTPn, Battle Fought for ® Textile Pay Army Eiigugiiig in Vio- John's' church, on Golway street, ami I’o.^sp in the larger si/.p.s, :'S J Beautiful Satin Wool Filled announces confession periods for San Pietro at Foot Farm Plan Ipiit Fighting Iiitiide Saturday and Sunday morning. to 52. J’rite.s vary from . . . Of Seized Mountains. Real Warning Raise Goal Confession for children and youth Tt»wn; Soviet Troops of the pariah will be tomorrow 1 I PUFFS $ 1 2 .9 5 Nebraska Governor As evening from (I to 7 o'clock. Spiii w Allied Headquarters, Al To Quit War For Union Making Gontiiinons At* day morning at 8:l.^ for children Gorgeous puffs that will gladden her heart, Warm, luxiirioui piiff.s in Ro.se, Blue. Green, and Peach, giers, Dec. 11.— {IP)— Slug serts Program *Dia- 7 ------tacks in Heavy Snow and youth, and for adults at S.'.tO. ging forward through the Mass and communion w^ll he ob $4.98 to $6.98 v; metrically Opposed to More Thun 200 Leaders storms in Area South served at 9 o’clock. I .MR. AND MRS. EMBROIDERED mountains west of Filignano Mounting Signs Bulgur* in a drive on Cassino from ^ Plan of Netv Deal. iun and Hiinguriun Call Cpon Employers west o f Kremeiichug. Nurses' Aides who graduated the'*east, American troops of last month may secure a picture Governnipiits Faring For Increase of at of the group, taken at the time of ill the Smaller Sizes SHEET SETS $5.98 Lieut. Gen. Mark' W’. Clark’s Salt .Lake City, Dec. 11 A UHitldii, Dei'. 11.— (/P)— the graduation exercises, at the Heavy quality sheeting with hemsilched .sheet and embroidered Fifth Army have lunged for farm ' program which its author Least 10 Cents Hourly , A#- Showdown with People Geti. Ivan Konev's 2nd Elite Studio. we have a good supply of i pillow cases. All white. ward for one mile and gained said is “In many instances diamet Ukrainian Army has expand an important height, headquarters rically opposed to the plan of the London, Dec. 11. —WP) -With a Washington, Dec. 11 —• (/pi — Members of the Army and Navy smart, looking boxy alip-over.s ed its Chei'kasy bridgehead VM ■ announced today. Other Fifth New Deal administration’’ was pre mighty air blow on Sofia, capital Wage increases totaling about a u b Auxiliary are requested to and cardigans in a vhriety of 5 2 ”x 5 2 " Printed Army troops driving for Passino Their ship, the Cuban freighted Libertad, was torpedoed off Charleston, S. C.. and sank \within one in tlie great Dnieper bend make their reservations for the from the south from the Mignano sented today t* a regional confer minute. Eighteen survivors clung to overturned boats and a splintered hatch cover for 53 hours, of Bulgaria, the Allies yesterday $125,0l)0.()0() annually for Ameri- and has driven into Cherkasy Christmas dinner at the clubhouse colors and of 100*^; wool. The area fought a d^rce bSttle for the ence of western Republican lead while 10 others became exhausted, dropped off, and were seized by sharks. Julio C. de Cabnrrocas, drove home a warning to Adolf ca'a 600.000 cotton-rayon textile Monday evening at 6:30, by con ers. itself where “ violent fighting .sizes are from -‘?4-10. Priee.s LUNCH CLOTHS forttfled 'village of San. Pietro, sev shown receiving treatment, was bitten by a shark be struggled in the water. The men were Hitler’s Balkan satellites to get workers were demanded today by is taking place in the town,” tacting Mrs. Irene , Palshaw to en miles southeast of Cassino, and “ To Be of enduring use to the picked up after being spotted by a Navy blimp.—NEA Telephoto. out of the war amid mounting night. They are also reminded to FUR United States,” said Gov. Dwight the Textile Workers Union, a CIO range from . . . Fine quality material in fruit and floral at the foot of the mountains pre signs that the pro-Nazi .^Bulgarian affiliate. a DNB broadcast said today. provide a gift for the grab-bag, : designs. viously gained by General Clark’s Griswold of Nebraska, “ a farm and To the southeast, the Germans ranch program must accomplish and Hungarian governments faced More than 200 leaders of the and for their, "palsie-walsies." $2.29 warriors. a showdown with their own mass said, Soviet troops were maklni; two things. It 'must promote the union called upon textile employ continuous attacks in heavy Italian Troop* Lose Ground es. ' . ers to grant increases of at least Charles Schlener of Oakland COATS (;IVE A DRESS LENGTH! production of all the food, fat and Hersliey Asked snowstorms in the area southwest Italian troops, fi^fllUng Pre fibre needed and it must render un R esista n ce The heavy attack—the Sofia ra 10 cents an hour and asked the street, formerly employed by Mi $3.98to$7.50 J a p s’ A ir dio said waves of Allied planes of Kremenchug where the Soviets chael Sheehan as an assistant What liner gift could any mier Marshal Pietro Baduglio's to the farmer and stockman a re War Labor Board to set up a sep dumped explosives for 105 min arate panel to consider their wage were hamfnerlng at the approach manager at his Community Lunch woman want than a beauti FLORAL SCREEN PRINTS promise that they would join the turn commensurate with the value To Give Stand es of Krivt.i Rog and Kirovograd. on North Main street, has pur Allies in the drive to oust the of hia products." utes—came at the height of what .cases. ful fur coat'.’ appeared to be a Bulgarian gov Serious Keverne* Admitted chased the Diana tavern on Spruce stunning floral patterns in th* Nazis from Italy, were thrown Requirements To Achieve Goal W a n in g in Marshalls Seek L'nifunii Wage Scale Moscow admitted serious re street, and ia to conduct the busi NORTHERN BACK newest screen prints. back, by the Germans in their first To achieve that goal, he said in. ernment crisis. A few hours after Emil Kieve, union president, $ 1 . 2 9 Upon Fathers the raid. It was announced that verses, however, in the Kiev bulge ness. MUSKRAT COATS Yard engagement on the Fifth Army a prep#ired address, the farm pro said at a meelins of workers' lead 200 miles to the northwest, where front. The Italians had advanced gram ahould: the Parliament had been sent ers that they sought uniformity of home for a week, a move suggest massed German armor has driven Corporal Edward AmorV Cheney, into the foothills north of Mig 1. “Strive for abundance; not stin the wage scale so tha( the same Gen. Nikolai Vatutin’s forces back son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. nano, but they lost the ground to scarci^.’’ Called Before Closed F i g h u n ^ ing an attempt to stem gi-owing rite will prevail tiff-QUghout the SWEATER SETS demands for peace. to the area south of Malin, 30 Cheney, of 98 Forest street, has a counter-attack by units of the 2. "Place the few production nation. . x miles east of Korozen and only 55 Session of House Mili Rieve termed the meeting "hia- reported at Keesler Field. Biloxi, are most fashionable now. W'e have some regulation length in blue, $298 Hermann Goering Armored divi adjustments it needs on market ehells Dump 46 Tons Rages in Rire Great Destruction Caused . miles west of the great Ukrainian Miss., a unit of the Army, Air green, yellow, and sea foam in U)0'/r wool.. Sizes go from 34 to 40 sion. ings; not acreages.” tary Coinhiittee Today The Sofia broadcast said the as turic’’ because it brought northern capital. German capture of Ma Forces Training Command, to be ; $ 8 - 9 8 3. Protect the natural value of Upon Cape Gloucester. and southern textile workers to- The^ are priced at On the British Eighth Army i sault caused great destruction g-'lher for the first time for a lin, on the Kiev-Korosten railway, gin training as a pre-aviation front fighting reached a new pitch' the earth “against waste, abuse To Explain Plans. and killed many Dewons. Balkan would pose a difficult supply prob cadet. After 28 daysTif-training an^ exploitation.” Bowl Sector wage discussion. The increase is $349 as the Germans threw tanks and Pearl Harbor, Dec. 11.—r(/P) dispatches reaching Sweden said needed, he declared, “ to keep lem for Russian forces reported he will go to a colleg* or wnlver- infantry into a steady series of 4. Encourage dlscoverj’ of new — Air resistance has com the greate.st damage occurred still fighting near Chernyakhov, Mty for further training. Washington Dec. 11.- i)P) —In counter-attacks, but Gen. Sir Ber around rail and troop barracks (Continued on Page Six) 80 miles west of Kiev. nard L. Montgomery's troops cap (Continued on Page Six) his new role as head man of Selec pletely disappeared over New r|ii|w.«p Laiifl Forces areas and that members of Parlia The fall of Znamenka, central Th# regular monthly buainass A tured the town of San Leonardo tive Service, responsible only to Britain and appears to be ^ ment interrupted their session to rail junction for German supply in moating of the Home Nursing $369 on the north side of the Moro riw the president, Maj. Gen. Lewis B. waning in the Marshalls, two Getting Full Cooper* take shelter. The rail yards are the Dnieper bend, to Konev’s vet Corps will be suspended for .the Tax Iiu'ludedi cr, four miles southwest of Or- Hershey was called before a con vital Japanese Pacific out- a mile from Parliam*iit^ erans after three days of man-kill moiUh of December. The annual .J*? tona.. General Giyeo.., atioii from American For the last two days, Dobri Two Air Raids ing fighting was announced last meenng will be held on the aacond The Allied communique said "a gressional committee today to tell [ posts now threatened with in- Bombers in the Area. Bojllov, the pio-Gcrman Bulgari night. The Germans had dug their Mondav’ in January, January 10. Hecond bridgehead has been estab what he proposes to do about the vasion. These significant de an premier, has been trying to tank.* into the ground and fought i HOUSEWARES — Basement Baby Shop lished over the Moro river despite Strategy Plan continued drafting of pre-war velopments appeared in re hold together his sagging regime Without Loss to the death, front dispatches re The addresses of Private Nor COTTON DRESSES cuhsiderable'opposition.'' fathers. ) ports on the latest blows by the Chungking, l >c, 11.— i)P)- - Fight after a vole of no confidence, and ported. man Sout^crgill. Private F.varette Fathers were ordered put at the ing of unabated Int nslly was re An assortment of chambrays and “ ^ ★ R A Not Immediately Clarified American Fifth and Seventh is taking over the foreign port I ,.V)0 Germans Hilled Murphy, and Corporal Itobert W. * Large Size Printed bottom of the draft barrel under Army Air Forces against those ported raging today in the areas folio for himself after the minl.s- ih^24 Hours Pearl, have Hieen changed to APO rayons has Just arrived. There aie. (The communique’s reference to By Roosevelt legislation just signed by the In an order of the day. Premier checks and :|ti1pes In beige, blue and a “second bridgehead” was not two widely-separated bases in the northwest and northeast of Chang- ter resigned, it was said. 8115, Care Pogtmaster, N T. Pri ' ^ president. The same law divorces The Bulgar.s appeared to be ,‘*talin described tlie city as “a red. Sixea from 12-20. $5.50 / immediately clarified. Allied head Southwest and Central Pacific. powerful strongpoint" and “ah vate Souther^ll and Corporal Paul V. McNutt from any authori teh and along a 120-mile front zig- 5 LUNCH CLOTHS quarters dispatches last Tuesday N'u Mention of interception. caught in a whirling political and INorlliwest 6^*rmaiiy Tar* important rail junction.” Morq Pearl have been\at Fort Devens, Eisenhower Receives De ty it. administration of Selective As on other raids over a period x®Kgring to the Y ingtze river from military mixiip to which the coun and Private Mui^hy at Ellcini. said Eighth Army armor had •than 1..500 Germans were killed, 23 crossed the Moro and reported Service, giving all the power to of two weeks, during which more a point north of the vital rice bowl try's relations with Riis.*ia. gel for \Mosqiiitos West Virginia. tailed Report During Hershey as director, a post here tanks destroyed and many prison yesterday that Canadian troops.' than 1.300 tons of bombs have city which the Chinese troop.* re whom she is not at war, ma'y be ers were taken in the final assault, a . \ . $2.29 to $4.98 , tofore subordinate to McNutt’s a key. In the opinion of foreign driving up the Adriatic coast, had Carthage ^ Stopover been dropped. Gen. Douglas Mac- During NigW After the Moscow bulletin said. Private Leonard AxM Anderson. ,4ir.eH .5'i” xS8" to «0"x8«” War Manpower commission. Arthur in announcing today a new captured last Thursday. military experts the Bulgarian M l o f Mr. and Mra. Oscar Ander-1 established a bridgehead, appar The Russians did not halt at / ^ Bright, colorful patterns in fruits and floral designs. All color On President’s Trip. Expects Intent To Be Followed raid on New Britain made no Chinese land forces were getting Army might oppose a Turkish in Sofia V'pls Hard Blow. son, of 81 Elro street. ha#.^been en- I ently the second thrust across this Znamenka. Konev pushed one eomhinalions. river. Today’s communique seem mention of any enemy intercep all-out cooperation from bombers vasion, but would be unreliable, polled in the B-24 LiherstoV bomb- ] Chairman May. ( D-Ky) of the tion. of the 14lh U. S. Air P'orce under even mutinous, if asked to fight column on to take the town of ar mechanics school> Keesle\Field ed to indicate that Montgomery's Washington, Dec.,^,U - - UPi — House Military committee, in an lamdon. Dec. 11 ifl’ - in con Khirovka. junction of the Kirovo men had l)een thrown back after Mitchell methodically spilled 46 Brig. Gen. Claire L. Chennault in the Russians. grad and Smela rail lines a few Bilox^ Miss;. President Roosevelt gave Gen. nouncing that Hershey would be Would Welroint' Red Invasion vincing demonstration of air\ sii* first crossing the stream.) tons of explosives for the 11th the drive to eject the Japanese in miles to the northwest. Another Dwight D. Eisenhower a detailed, questioned at a closed session to straight day in the Cape Glouces vaders from central China. Chinese Sofia in the past days has perlority. R.A.F. Mosquitos raid^ The new bridgehead was in the day, said the committee expects Prlvste George V. Green *• * ter area which is separated by pilots were flying wing to wing gone to some lengths to publicize nortlnve.«t Germany last night orV, A vicinity of Frisa. four and a half newly completed vlctbry strategy “ the intent of Congress to be fol (Continued on Ca e Seven who has been at Camp Picket' miles inland, and was declared only 80 miles of water from Mac- with American airmen. Chennaiilt the fact that military attaches Virginia, haa been transferred to\ (^B!¥AU‘WOOI during a 48-hour stop-over at an lowed and is ready to write a the heels of yesterday’s blow at firmly secured at dawn yesterday Arlhur’s troops on New, Guinea to said. have been exchanged by Bulgaria Sofia in Bulgaria by Liberators in Fori Custer st Bsttla Creek, Mich. after an all-night attack. cient Carthage on' his trip home regulation (or Hershey to send to the southwe.st. latrge Flren Started and the Soviet union. The London from Teheran and Cairo. local draft boards if he shows an the Mediterranean theater. The Germans, iii their furious Admiral Chester W. Nimltz, in Chennault's sky dragons blast Daily Express expressed the opin The two Allied raids were car- A rehearsal of the Christmas GIFT GLOVES This was disclosed by the White inclination to get around that in a Pearl Harbor press release yes ion that the country's peasants nem c counter-attacks at points along ed enemy airdromes.at Wuchang rieii out within 24 hours without T program of the Sunday school of ' the entire front, made a vain ef House today in the latest of a tent." terday telling of new raids by Sev would welcome a Russian inva lashes! the Church of the Naxarene will scries of dispatches from the presi The congressional intention, May and Hankow Thursday night-, a a single loMv*. FOR SrORT OK DRESS WEAR fort to pinch out both the bridge enth A. A. F. Liberators on Jaluit sion, pointing out that the Bul (loile Rullelins of the oPi Wire) be -helj) tomorrow morning at 10 I dential party belatedly telling of explained, "is that pre-war fathers and Mili in the Marshalls, said communique from hia' headquart garian peasant is “ a warm Slav." The fleet Mo.sqiiitos bomheii and Children’s All heads to give their engineers time ers ..aid. Large tires were started strafed tnxipa. railways, junctions, o'clock.'The Junior choir will re Fhie Quality Uapeskin G loves...... $2.98 pr. to prepare new and deeper fortifi- places Mr. Roosevelt yisited on his not be Inducted until all available Jaluit's air base sent up no inter Di.spawChes from Stockholm, hearse at 11 o'clock. Parents are Sca^' Free Pigskin G loves...... S3.98 pr. historic journey. ceptors and Mill’s offered ineffec at Wuchang but results at Han trains, barges, .tugboats, trucks .Arrested FoUjewel Robbery urged to cooperate in seeing that Give her this wonderful wrap that kee|>s silver SWEATERS kow were not observed.,. ami planes. >Voo1 Lined Leather G loves...... $1.98 to $.’1.95 pr. (OontiniNid on Page Eight) At Carthage as the guest of (tkmttnued on Page Eight) tive opposition by 10 Zeros. ' (Continued on Page Six) „ Danhiirv, iW . 11 lA')-—PoHc* the children are at the church on sparkling for year.s. No more tarnish! No more Coat and slip-over models in General Eisenhower, Allied com These raids on Marshall bases Gains both northwest and./north- Allied headquarter.* at Algieis Chiel William Henry and State Red, Maize, and Blue. Bizes 3 time. Dress Fabric G loves...... $1.00-$l.i>0 pr. polishing! mander in North Africa and Italy, nearest to the American-held Gil east of Cha'ngteh were announced ileseribed the attack on Sofia as Police IJeut. Harry T. Tucker. to 6x. by the Chinese high command, ''accurate and effective" and said All Wool M ittens...... $1.00 pr. harmiras silver compound in the efoth ab- Mr. Roosevelt stayed in a villa des berts occurred Wednesday, four comiiiundiDg offiiW of RidgefleM Gibbons Assembly,' Catholic La Fleece Lined Leather Mittens ...... $2.2.> pr. Infant.s to 3 years in Pastels. criptively called "the White Business Told days after a strong force of air while Chinese Iroops dr)Ving along the Liberators were accompanied barracks today revealed- that dies of Columbus, will hold its an *ori>s the tarnishing elements of the air, pre Tax May Pry the highway* toward Linli, 25 miles Quiuk Action V-y l®ng’-range fighters. Fleece Linfd Fabric Mittens...... $1..50 pr. .SI..59 to .S2.98 House’’—a sparsely furnished craft carriers sent out swarms of Issarl, Kshenazi, of 34 Orchard nual. Christmas party, Saturday vents them from reaching the siUerware inside guest ' mansion overlooking the planes to kummer other atolls in to the- north, m ade/further pro loiose CruHhing'BImv* street. New York Clty/w as being evening. Dec. 18, at the Y.M.C.A. the wrap. ^ FEELI Mediterranean and inhabited by the same group. gress. Sofia, the capital of Hiller s held withou bonds In the Nassau A. full CQurse chicken dinner will Licpruor Loose T o T ake Risk On Pav Seen wavenpg Balkan satellite, rocked i00% pure the Nazis until they Anally were After that Dec. 4 raid, Lieut. Northwest of Changteh the Chi ml ■ - enu.ity jail. In .Mineola, L;\l., on a be served at 7 o’clock. Reserva (1) Lay hal f of Pamil* BABY SHAWLS stutgaiul warm driven out of Africa last year. Comdr. William S. GuCst, opera to high explosives for 105 minutes tions should be made before Dec. Wrap 20“ x 3 l“ ,largf enough to pro- $ T 0 0 nese were making a^determined at irarranl IsNiied by UanbuVy city GIFT IrrI loo pieces of fiatware ( equally ■ V f V f la Ootii on bottom of in lOO'J wool. Pink, Blue or (Teneral Eisenhower .previously tions officer on the staff of Rear Yesterday as wave after wave of 15 at the latest. Miss Mary Riley drawer^ place ail* Sloan Urges Action to tempt to sm ^h the Japanese Meiiilerranean-haseil U. S. heavy court nfficlals charging hiiiiN euitable jot hollow wartj J L White.’ Wherry Demands Iiiinie- had met the president Oran and Admiral Charles A. Pownall, said Spiiale Military Affairs is chai>-man, Mrs. John O'Leary, ver on cloth, nesting \ 84" Third division Which is barring the the $ 1.1,000. Jr ,vel robliery at tii “our carrier Task Force shot down way to flank attacks against size I.. W lisun Co., on Main street, tk co-chairman. Others on the com HOSIERY ft»rL* and .^poona; (3) 5.98 SEEl diaty* Action on Whis Achieve Post-War Pros a good proportion of the Japanese Coiiiiiiittee Favors ((Continued on Page Eight) FANCY WOOD TRAYS J W (Continued on Page Eight) able Japanese forces in the Lindl city, on Oct. Ti. Henry and Tiick^ mittee are Miss Lucy Barhera, For Children or Grnwn-L’ ps! fold remaining Pamil* Uaeij tbadts—Rut, plane streh^h in the Marshalls.” Miss Mary Moriarty, Mrs. Thomas Leaf and othei-designs. la Cloth «)ver ailver and Blew, Grtem, Ceietr key in Warehouses. perity He Foresees. sector, Musttfring • Out Bill. *alil that Kshenazi was a^reBted^ Perfect fitting, full fash The opposition offered the Libera Furthpl' to the northeast, Chi yesterday in New York city by Shea and Mrs. Leo Kwash. It is Ceiling price $1.19. Special! $ 1.00 tuck in hides EAT-NEAT APRONS ' j $ i 0 . 9 5 tors tended to bear this out. ioned Hose or children's fine New York^ Dec. 11.—( ^ —Al nese spearheads edged closer to W'ashingtoyL Dec. — i)ete< Ive t'apt. Eugene F. Melvin, suggested that small gifts be Keeps baby's'clothes and high Washington, Dec. 11.—(Oj)—De The Liberators probably de- Nazis Press brought for lho.se in the seiA’iPe. quality cotton Anklet.s and .5 WAY FLOOR LAMPS. . . mands for immediate taxation ot Eii5îie Plants fred P. Sloafi, Jr., chairman of the main potential corridor open Quick congressional action on leg of the Danbury police department, . 'all ,'wool Sport Socks for $1.5.tMI and $17.25 || chair completely clean. Water, General Motors Coap.. believes to a withdrawal by Japanese >lale Policeman William J. Me- Complete writh Silk Shade. _ ’ proof, makes it easy to clean.- 117,000.000 gallons of bonded (Continued on Page Eight) islation ■ providlnK, $200 to- $500 Xlr. and Mrs. Wilfred Vancour, skating, etc. « « whiskey held in warehouses, in an business must take the risk of. forces, which runs from Changteh mustering-out pay^fw. service men Naiiiaru. of Ridgefield liarracks, White and Blue. White and OTHER Strike Ended to the Yangtze river port of Shasi. ' Tito’s Units of -316 Spruce street, received Pink. . MEASUREl BL.ANKRT.S effort to force it onto the open providing maximum use of men, and women promiseik today after f'apt Dan Fox, of the' Pinkerton ■ word yesterday that their son. 4.) (iauge Sheer Chiffons “ HALL” CHINA TEAPOTS ...... $ 1 .9 8 5 Cenerentfy tei/t and h n f market, were voiced today by materials and' plants to achieve Treasury Balance .Staging Diversionary Attack* it.* approval by the sepatc Mili detectlie ageniy and New York Aviation Cadet Wesley E. Van 97c pair. 6 cup size. Many colors. . , $ 1 .6 9 —7 2 "X $4" $4.98 to $7.50 Senator Wherry (R., Neb.). the post-war prosperity he foi-e- Meanwhile, fighting contilnied tary Affairs comniittee, Imd there | city detectives who had spent cour, of the Army Air Forces, has Wherry aaid executives of ma-. Production Reaumed at sees, and is willing to put up $500.- Washington, Dec.j 11.—(iPi—The north of the Yangtze, where the w;ere indications that some iqgi.sla- .Germans Ubiii^ Su|irrior week In trailing the suspect. \ • 42 Gapge .Semi Chiffons ' - • m 9 successfully completed the course jor distilleries would be called be 000,000 as General Motors' share. position of the Treaaury Dec. 9: Chinese were staging diversionary tors w;ould try to boo.st the aqte. Forfft* Throii^lioiil of Army elementary flying train 89c pair. LADIES’ RAYON SILK GOWNS fore a Senate committee now In Five Wright Aeronau That was the challenge he laid Receipts. $96,971,900.68; 'expen attacks sgainst enemy strongholds Senator- Downey (D., CafK.» ••awtuckel Fireman Injured ing at Decatur. Ala. Cadet V a n -, Mercerized Chtton Rayon Silk Gowns in dainty and attractive floral print.s on pa.stei vestigating the absence of liquor tical Factories Today. down to. 4,400 representatives of ditures, $240,005,377.04; net bal advocated a more liberal scale ^ Fâ^terii Bosnia IVow. Pawtucket, K. I.. Dec. 11—sA*'— cour expects to be sent to a more Anklets. 29c and .‘)9c pair. backgrounds. Sizes 32 to , fi'om retail outlets. the plants which are making 85 ance, $13,175,739,903.74. (Oontinued on Page Eight) discharge payments ranging from One fireman was hurt and 10 fire advanced trairdng s'chool that will 48 ...... $ “ $ -Wbetry agreed with Chairinan per cent of our munitions and em $450 to $7.50, the amounts to vary companies were given a two-hour prepare him for his wings, and 3.25 4.98 ndon, Dec. 11.—(A*)—Maishal M'ool Skating Socks ■Van Nuya (O., Ind.), of the Judi Paterson, N. J., Dec. 'l l —(yP)-^ ploying 85 per cent of our ipdus- according to length of service and batlie early Iqitay In bringing a commission as an officer in April. Production of aviation engines has Josij) Broz’ (Tito's) red-starred $1.00 pair. ciary Subcommittee which opened trial workers. whether or, not the discharged sol two-aliiriii fire iunder control at th* He is s graduate of Manchester CHILDREN’S RAYON UNDIES its liquor shortage inquiry yester been resumed at the' five north too Billion Income Possible guoi rillas are being pressed by su- .1. ,V. Polspy Co., packing case High School and enlisted in the Rayon and Wool .\nkle(s Slips, Gowns, and Pajamas. Tearose New Jersey plants of the Wright dier saw overseas service. ‘ , perif>r German forces throughout 00 M day that an immediate tax on dla- The head of the hiige motor Two Discoveries Useful Expect rro|M»*al to Be Revixed mnnufdviturtng plant on Bayle.v Army Air Corps in December of 79c pair. and Blue. Sizes 8 to 14 $3.25 Aeronautical Corporation, a conri- concern' said s national income of eastern Bosnia in Yugoslavia, sn street. The blaze started in huge tilled spirits which have been - in Downey's proposal was turned Army of Liberation communique 1942. He was called in February the ^wSrehouses four years or pany spokesman said today, after $100,0()0,000,000 a year was pos piles of lumber In Ihe yard and, and has trained at Colby College, Children’s Knee Hose settlement o f. an unauthorized sible and declared, at the closing down by the Military committee hroadcast by radio said toda.v. more—esUipated at 117,000,000 To Save Surgery^ Lives yeiiterday but some members ex spread to a' eoinbinatlnn garage and at the training tenter at 29c pair. IE SURE! strike at conferences attended by session' of . tee annual corivention Farther woaf in Bosnia Broz and storage building and fhen to a Nashville,.-Tenn.. before he was Ciatiam’t In/tematht gallons—would force a lot of it pected It would be revived when, was using cavalry to bolster his T O Y L A N D ^ Basement out of hiding. Lieut.'Gen. William S. Knudsqn. of ' the National Association of 1hree-s4ory slriieture housing th* transferred to Decatur. | gs*r*slsH nsiat iad ' The spokesman said full attend Manufacturers last night: the bill reaches the Senate .floor, land forces and in one engagement State-Owned Systems Suffer I)Io*t New York, Dec. llj.— Two«-They make it apparently as a pre- -eleatlng plant. THE BAGS OF BLOCKS ARE IN ,... -35c to $1.00 per bag fnstitj ance, “except for normal absen “In terms of such s projection probably next week. they killed 20 Germans and . • • • . Stewart Berkshire, deputy in niedical discoveries useful to save liminary maneuver in their attack Under the committee-approved teeism,'' was reported at the start in General Motors, including the amputation of arms and legs and l In a wound The chemical sepa- wounded 33 others', Deaths Reach .Six-Year High GIFT HANDBAGS RECEIVED ANOTHER LOT OF SHOO FLYS. ALL WOOD. ternal revcinue cotnmissioner, tes rf the. third shift at 11:30 last bill,: bearing the name of Majority .\mbush Column of Germans tified yesterday that diatillera, cost of conversion, the advance sometimes to' save the lives of rates a lot of tissue cells and London. Dec. 11.—i.P-— Influenza GIFF BUY YOUR PARIS & STRAND SKIIS NOW! night and again when the day ment of present eq'uipment to the Leader Barkley (D.. Ky.). base OUR FAMOUS wholesalera and retailers were men wounded in battle are report-; thereby makes it 'sjei for the In northwestern Croatia on the -deaths reai liwl a six-year high in Roomy Enyeloi>e or Poucli styles in fabric or The Best Stock in Town! Prices ...... i up to $1.3.7.’) shift reported at 7:15 this morn latest standards, of technology ed in Monthly Scientific New*, a infectious bacilli to attack. This payments of $200 would go to' Delnlce-Vodice- road, Yugoslavs the week ended last Saturday, SLGGESTIOM genuine leather.*. Some with inside zipper com-' “hoarding” spirits, that black ing. No comment was available and retooling to r post-war prod veterans of less than one year's ambushed a column of Germans PLENTY OF CHRISTMAS LIGHTS AND TRIMMINGS!’ market operations were increasing British wartime scientific publi- ferment is hyaluronidase. when 709 (terson's succumbed to the ONE THAT'IS SFRE froip CIO union officials. ucts, there will be involved an ag service in the United States. The killing 30 more. ■ partmerit. Colors: RIaik, Navy, Rrown, Red, SAN TA IS IN TOYLAN D ! and that state-owned ayatems cation. Early Recognition Life .Saver disease in I'16 major towns of Eng t o - p l f-.a s e : • A union official earlier said 15,- gregate expenditure of approxi payments would be $300 for those A competent informant in Lon land and Wales. It was the largest Turf, (ireon. Tuesdai’. Thursday and Saturday...... 3:00 to .3:00 P, M. BUCKLE were suffering most from the 000 workers had lyalked out dur Both enable a physician to The other discover^ is an equal- I mately $500,000,000. make an almost magical predic-.ly quick and easy test for the in service over one year In .this don said the German high com loll since Ihe first wi’ek of Feb This year you can't give the and Thursday and Saturday N ights...... 7:00 to 9:00 P. M. shortage. ing a three-day period, while the country: the same amount for folks a new Washer or Re “ That , is tee contribution we tlon that there tb infection in a appearan’e in a wound of the her mand was reaching into its first ruary. 1937, when 979 died. The Bcrkslilre said tiiat under pres company put the figure at 6.000. are prepared to make to help pre less than * one year of overseas line reserve pool to strengthen its frigerator— but ,vou can give BERET ent laws liquor may be. held in wound long before the infection alds of gas gangrene, an infection previous worst week in this war On Routine Inspection serve tee free competitive enter duty; $400 for 12 to 18 months’ Yugoslav offensive. These replace was Febntary, I&40. wilh K 9 fa* thmi a Gcanlne The beret that looka grand on warehouses tax-free up until' Genetfl Knutlaeu, tee War de becomes apparent, and further- which still kills 30 to 60 per cent $2.98 to $6.98 prise system as the keystone of morf to tell within cert^n limits of its vtctims.' EUrly recognition service outside th? conMnental, ments were coming from Bavaria, talittes. INNERSPRING all ages. It ia adaptable to eight years. Committee members partment's director ef production, U. S. and the $500 maximum for • * • BOOKS any head size. Black. Brown, have suggested that this tims lim the American economy." just what this infection is going of tee gangrene is often k it waa stated, and represent some MATTRESS — was here en a routine inspection 2k:onomlc statesmanship in seek more than 18 months overseas' of the ablegt units in the German King Uncertain .About Return Visit our Christmas Book Department and select your gift«".y and Colbrt. it be reduced to foui years. yesterday st the height of tee to be. saver. AXD BOX SPRING ing the goal, Sloan said' in hia Can 5linimize Infection The chemical which heralds gas service. , Army. This wad taken as an indi Cairo. Egypt, Dec. II. — ,F W of books for young and old from our large selection. ..4Iso y ,4 Van Niiys also proposed five- strike. COMBINATION day ho|i...tya from industrial alco •peech which wound up three (lays ^ t h bits of information enable gangrene is a poisonous substance, The graduated pay plan was cation of the extent which the King George II of Greece haa GIFT SCARFS The settiement was announced subatituted for sn original Bark Allied Balkan bridgehead held by placed a definite question mark *■ W o have a limited auniher! Coloring Books and Games for Children. i hol production to permit- distilleis late yesterday by Allen Wiaenfeld, ,of executive discussion of current a doctoi to tninimize the infection iecithinase. The concentration of Htup la today aad look 'em to manufacture enough liquor to and post-war buslneas problems, by preventive mean*. this substance Increases rapidly as ley bill which would fiave made a ihe guerrillas .^worries the Nazi whether he will return to his coun Square.* or I.A)ng style.*, including Fa.Hcinators in $ 1 :9 8 representing the New Jersey try nfter .Allied victory before Us over. build up their reserve stocks.- State Board of Mediation. could lead to “widening job oppor One of the discoveries is a the gas gangrene progresses. flat $300 .payment regardless of high command.’ sheer all. wool. All colors, - Associated Press dispatches pMple have find n chnnoe tn entg I m a r t e x t o w e l “s e t s Monopottes Allowed to Grow "Tlie parties,’’ he said, “agreed tunities, a dynamic and expanding quick, simple chemical test for The methods of making tee the length or place of service, and m I was lifted-from a bill introduced from Cairo said a reliable non- on whether they want a aaaaaatkf. m Large, colorful bath size, gueat o. ^ Senator Ferguson (R., Mich.) economy, with Ughez'sUndards of tee presence in a wound of a quick testa wer* developed by D. GREEN STAMPS to submit tee questions rsiped by It was disclosed today, » M isv size and face cloth. Boxed. Blue, assarted Uts gevenuneiit li$d aU tee union . . . to tee Nqtlohal War living." strange chemical, a ferment, McCle«n H. J. Rogers atid B, W. by Smators Austin (R., Vt.) and Y'ugoslav source there estimated la written Nov. 8 nad relenaed inigg. G IV E > Gold, Green, Orchid, Peach, and lowed the “ liqUor monopolies to Labor Board. Bote management In addition to aggreative man which dissolves the natural glue Williams. Th* report says that Brldgts (R.'. N. H.) • FaymenU tefit tec guerrillas wer* occupy tU CORI ing the attention of as many Gar- the king «ald h* Would ernmlwe th* B c n s o n JMfHAU not much eqidpment Is required would go to officers of the rank WITH CASH s a l e s ' Kaaa: $ 1 .7 8 Set ^|grow,'’ and.it is up to the govern- apd labor representatives pigged agement, Sloan said, poatrwar pro- that binds tissue cells together. M A N C H ttm l Comm* Certain, disease germs manufac to make the tests, a fact of im of colonel and below as well as man divisions as tee Fifth and question anew ia the light a t «■»> dltiohs when Greeen la \ OktBUwMd am B a ta tUai (Csntlaueff am Paffa 8U ) (OMiUBiied M Paga SU). ture this dissolving, chemical. portance in military us*. Eighth-Armies in Italy. y- ■

FOSTER's Missioner of Internal Revenue, Un­ Arrived in a Huge C-54 Douglas 'E Y ^ Rans

FOSTER's Missioner of Internal Revenue, Un Arrived in a Huge C-54 Douglas 'E Y ^ Rans