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Churchill. Sees Initiative Taken hy 1943;

Navy Reports Two Jap Warships Snn

When Roosevelt and Churchill Met Press British Hammering i Will Give Axis Lesson Axis Troops After

World Won’t Forget; Taking of Bengasi

Taking Heavy Toll of SoViCt FotCG Repulse Jap Attacki German Forces Seek- » o i* » ing to Retreat Far-| BaCK bafeiy Probable ther Westward; ‘Con­ Speaks in Senate Two Otherr JapJan 'vpciaplH Vessels fused Fighting' Now As Job Done Britain Sent ber to Members Congress; Says North of Agedabia. Harry German Commu­ Awaiting Hour of Cairo, Dec. 26.— (IP)— The nications Behind Battle Usted Sunk; Press Qf AvtotorS eration When British Army, with the ruins Operations Against ____ Will Be Able to Lines in North for of Bengasi in its possession, Submarines; Manila Is Biggest Contingent Ever hammered home its advan­ Almost Four Months. Part; Production

Declared Open City, jo Cross Atlantic Jump in Year or tage today and was reported Moscow. Dec. 26--{JP)~A Soviet Ar- by the Middle East command guerrilla detachment which tor al­ Washington, Dec. 26.—iItaly's North African empire. Hong Kong Taken by Japanese; Uison, largest of the Philippine Near Bengasi Itself and aromd ter of the green-corpstsd islands. Tbs Navy sold that Admi­ Barce only "laoiated bodies in va­ rostrum, the stocky-Briton rious stages of disorganlzattun'' Holiday Story ral Thomas C. Hart, commander Will Continue bis intently-listening aud still were offering resistance. Singapore Waits Intense Drive of the Asiatic fleet, Usted one these questions about tbs Fliers Harry Axis Forces enemy transport and one mine The R.A.F., in operations rang­ In Far East sweeper sunk with the probable Making Plans mans, Japanese and Italians: ing as fur west as Tripoli itself, Fall of Hong Kong Ex­ Remnants of British Im sinking also of another transport "What kind of people do . also harried the Axis forces in the and a Seaplane tender. think We a re ? pected to Signal In-1 Dutch Report Agedabia sector. Ita communique Lacks Cheer perial Garrison Or Naval Operattons Pressed On Strategy Will Never Cease to reported "considerable . damage " tensification of Of-' dered to Stack Arms Naval operations ore being "Do they not reoliss that done to armored cars, guns and pressed against submarines in the shall never cease to motor transports uuthwest of Two Japanese Japanese Bave Driven fensive in Malaya. By Noontime Today. eastern Pacific, where attacks Roosevelt Arranges against them until we hara I Agedabia. The Air Force said di­ have taken place off the California them a lesson which they rect hits were scored on the Kara- Spearheads Closer to Singapore, Dec. 26.—(/P)— Vessels Sunk Tokyo, Dec. 16.—(Official coast, the communique sold. Meetings with Supply, vorld will never forget?" manli mole at Tripoli. Heart of Allied De­ It announced that Manila has This brought a loor of a, (British occupaUon of Bengasi The Christmas Day fall of ----- Broadcast Recorded by AP) been declared on open city, an at­ Military, Naval Chiefs; from the packed-and-jamme. was acknowledged today by' the fense at Singapore. Hong Kong after a week of Destroyer and Tran^ort —The remnants of the Brit­ tempt to save the capital of the Canada Head Expected ate chamber, where Houqs Italian high command, which ------, ' « PhUipplnes' from pomlbls devasta­ bera were sandwiched in bi claimed the Axis supply port had fighting upon the island itself ^ Hit in Air Attack on ish Imperial garrison at Hong tion by olr raids and land atUeJes. the regular Senate desks. Ms fallen only after Italian and Ger­ By Dewitt Mackenxle The War Department said that Washington, Dec. 26.—(JP) — of the Supreme court, the man troops had destroyed and Associated Press Writer was expected by observers Shinpinff Kong, estimated at 6,000 Gen. Douglas Mac Arthur, com­ President Roosevelt arranged abandoned it.) Concentra- The Clirtstmas story from the today to fjignal intensification men, was reported to have mander of the United States forces meetings today with British and' (Continued On Poga ' A The British communique Said Far East lacks the cheer of the of the Japanese offensive lion Off Kuching. In the For East, had reported from 13,(KM) Axis prisoners already had been ordered to stack arms the field that he bad reorganised American supply, military and . been shipped to the rear.' season for the anti-Axis forces, against Singapore, British Batavia, N. E. I., Dec 26—OPJ— by noon today in conformity and strengthened the positions Nhval chieftains to continue plan­ May Get To Trlpolitanla since on the whole the Japanese bastion at the tip of Malaya. held by his troops In the vicinity ning anti-Axis strategy os Prime (A London military commenta­ have driven their spearheads clos­ Hong Kong's garrLion, under as­ The Dutch, whose air and subma­ with yesterday’s surrender of Lingayen gulf. Heavy enemy re­ Minister MocKenzte King of (Cana­ tor said that in apite of the re­ er to the heart of the AUied de­ sault by land, sea and air since rine forces have set a doily aver­ to Japanese siege ssssult. The dis inforcements were indicated. ’ Flashes !i peated stabs by-British umored the outbreak of the Pacific war, age of one Japanese ship sunk or da came to join Prime Minister (Late Bdilettns ot ON (F) patrols which were whittling down fense—the all-essentlai base of arming got swiftly under way at was forced to yield the island, the seriously damaged since they went various points of the now occu­ Winston ChurchUl in the Anglo- his tank strength, German Gen. Singapore. heart of a crown cplony establish­ TwodVay Assault to war with Japan, announced to­ pied British crown colony follow' American conferences. Another victim’s Body 1 Erwin Rommel still might succeed The citadel of Hong Konk final­ ed by Britain af the mouth of the Ing the British command's formal in getting some of his forces ly has surrendered after a gallant Ciantpn' rlve^ .100 years ago, by day the sinking of a Japanese de­ On Manila Intensified . The president arranged to work Hartford, Dec. 26— HP) through to Trlpolitanla. - .acceptance early this ; morning ot Manila, Dec. 26. (5:50 p. m., 3:50 at the White House while Mr. body of a fifth-workmaa I stand, thereby giving the 'Japs a the overpowering numbers of the stroyer and trans^rt in an air demands presented by representa­ (Other informed quarters, how­ highly Important base {from which invaders. a. m., e. s. 1.)^-0p)—A two-way Churchill spoke to an Informal the new Cohnectlcnt river ever, asserted few of the Naxi attack on enemy- shipping con­ tives of the Japanese Army and Japanese assault on Manila has In- that eoUapeed Dec. 4 to strike at ,Slngapore and the Water SuppUea Destroyed Navy. •tenalfied, with on artUlery fight meeting of Congress. tanks were likely to reach safety Philippines. The Nipponese sdso re­ (London .officials sal<) destriic- centration off Kuching, capital of sarfaoe. ot the river today/; even if they managed to break portedly have captured Kuching, Sarawak, island of Borneo. Japanese Demands northwest of the capital and k Due In Early Afternoon vage crews removed tion of' all water auppliea handi­ The -Japahese demonda p.rovid-. tank battle to the southeast where Prime Minister King was due the falsework plUng t past the British interceptors near capital of Sarawak, on the great capped the Britiafa,' Indian, Cana­ (Aneta, official Dutch news Agedabia. They .pointed out that island of Borneo which lies close to ed: Japanese pressure was increased here In the early oftertioon, With signed to sapport the npon during a withdrawal the Germans dian and Chineae defenders. agency, telephoning the communi­ 1. Sta.tioning of a “certain num­ under construction. !The f would not be able to repai^ even ber" of Japanese troops-for main­ . (Oonttnned On Pogn Ten)-- (OonUnned On Page Four) that qf George Midwn,-Pa (Continued On Page Four) (Oootlnaed Oa Page Two) que to New York, appeared to say relatively minor breakdowns, that a "destroyer or a transport" tenance of order. Bte, N. V. It woo token while actually their tanks probab­ 2. British ossumptloii of full re­ Tala raid foneral hoonb. and I ly were in need of thorough over­ hsd been sunk. The New York sponsibility for cessation of hos- Daniel E. Mnbeh, Son hauling erfter Weeks of constant office' of Aneta was rechecking tUlties and prevention of "unto­ Calif., wna notified. Onto action. ^ this poaiMge.) ward Incidents." Theronx, Spritngfletd, Maao., I (They added that rT A. F. Reds Recapture More On the basis of the latest report ( S. That decisions on fuifther de­ Free French Seamen mlsaing with 15 men known T atrafings, as well as the British the Japanese had lost two de­ tails of the British surrender, the tragedy. patrols, were certain to MUce a stroyers in recent days to the should be made later. • • • heavy toll along the barren, ex­ Dutch, whq reported only yester­ Meanwhile Sekl Yono, Japanese Organizing Outpost Helif For Salwtoge posed coastal rpad, and that Rom­ Than Hundred Villages day that one of the 2,100-ton Ama- consul general at Hong Kong, to­ LonlavUIe, Ky,, Dee. mel faced a tremendous, task If he glri class was torpedoed and sunk gether with 22 other Japanese na­ Arreat of Wendell VlrgU hoped to effect a speedy with­ the night of Dec. 24-25 by a sub­ tionals, including of the 22, of Looinville. tor drawal as far west as Sirte, ISO marine which escaped . the depth Supported by 98 Per Staff, Headquarter. «1 j F ||p _ e R p fra in consular stoffr-who hod been In-' Orders Given one of the local pleats ef i miles into Tripolitanih. He would bombs dropped by an accompany­ terned by .British authorities since Cent of Voters on Is* noMs* Metals Company, .German-mi^ Army Coi^psCoi^s ^ » ikeirain ing destroyer to report ita vic­ the start of the Japanestl-Britlsh defense materials, wan (Oontianed On Page Two) tory. conflict havssbeen freed. lands of St. Pierre and today by Herbert K. Mo Destf^ed; 20^000.S 0 0 ( Homiiierlng at Shipping All Jopiraeae Unharmed By De Gaulle Federal Bnrean of lav From Bombing Just when the other destroyer EkKxirted a British official, Miquelon in Plebisoite. Mono sold Skelton ntatad Die in Six-Day Battle. was hit..»aa..not cirar since the Japanese ArmV and Navy repre­ ogenU "that be placed »' Dutch Naval Air Force has hMn Occupation of French 175 PatientsI British Air Force In­ sentatives foumT'-port of the con­ ' BuDetiti! steel between rollers ef n i Moscow, Dec. 26.—(A’)— hammering at shipping off Ku- sular staff at the consulate gen- St. Pierra, St. Pierre-et-Mi- dneing nattonol defe More thai) 100 villages were active on Christmas; Islands Made to Pre> with the resolt that thU In Quarantine (Conttnaed On Pnge Two) (Oontlnned On Pnge Poor) quclofi, Dec., 26.—(AV-The vent Weather Reports. damaged, cnaslag Jha declared today to have been Raids Made hy Nazis. Free French News ^rrice mlU to be token tenif captured by Red Army troops today announced that Baton of operaUoa for repairs, on the central front, Christ- ______London, Doc. 26. — (JP) — Free tolled defense prodnctlsn." Five Positive Cases of London. Dec. 26—<)P>—The Royal De Bonrnat, the Vichy-ap­ • • mas Day^ in. the giarlt''COan- | Air Force wet reported authorlta- French headquortera today an­ Dysentery at Norwich Kush of Christmas Trade pointed governor of these is­ nounced the receipt of a cable Hoags nioM elf la OsB ter-offensive against thp lively today to have refrained lands off the Newfoundland Scraateo, Hospital; Six Suspects. withdrawing divisions of from Admiral Emile Muaeller stat­ Edward Sehnlp, S^ from bombing Germany on Chriet- coast, had been taken into ing that be hod occupied the ie- Adolf Hitler. The Moscow ra­ mos Eve and Chriatmaa Day, al­ _ Sufficient to Cancel Lag field nvenns, BiT' cnatody by Free French londa of S t. Pierre and Miquelon hanged hbnnelf la Norwich, Dec. 96—HP)—Approxl- dio broadcast a Pravds dispatch though German planes were active nately 170 patienta In the Ray forces, and that L. E. Emer­ on orders of Gen. Chorlea De quarters ceO today twn I clslmlng fresh territorial gains against England. New York, D®c. 26—(ffj—Ouist-Asale markets. Industry maintained son, Newfoundland defense Gaulle. ha was torsntod on n i building at the Norwich State hos­ and, sold the staff headquarters of drankanneM, Oolaetti I t was sold that no R. A. F. mas trade ended with a rush which full working schedules to on un-^ minister, had wired hia con- Admiral llUMller was ooid t o pital here are under strict quaran­ the 18th German Army Cioips planes crossed the channel and usual degrae but curtailment th’ have posted a declaration Inform­ George were deatroyed snd some 10,200 was sufficient to cancel Uie lag of gntnlations to Admiral tine today as the result of another only routine fighter patroU along consumers’ lines reduced the^ro- ing the Inhabitants that he hod German officers and men were two Weeka ago in many stores, Dun ductlon total." ftont n obtart aw outbreak of dysentery at the tn- the coast were in the klr. Emile Muselier whose seamen come on the Free French leader's atttutibn. Dr. WlUlam A. Bryan killed before the capital from Dec. A Brodstrect sold today in the Better Boles e* DoBsr Baals - occupied the Island. orden to give them on opportunity to tha hws of his esB aaid that there were five poelUve 21 to 25. A communique said: "In the weekly' review of busincaa. The review estimated retail to exprees their choice between ■■ ■ o • o casea and six suspects snd hs de­ Dead Burled TTnder Snow early part of last night enemy sir- Peek stbra traffic on Monday spies for the country os a whole, eoUaboratlag with the "totalitari­ Morlwto A t 6 Olanea scribed them ss "mild esses." The "Estimatea of the booty and the ci^t were, active near the east Indicated that even in coast'cities aided by on extra shopping S t Pierre, S t Pierre-et-Mi- an pewera who ore starving and Now Tntk. I outbreak, he added, le apparently a number of casualties are far from coast of England. Incendiary shoppers bod thrown the restraints thia, year, were from 16 to 25 per quelhn, Dec. 2$.—(A*)—Free huinlUating France” and the Al- Stoeke-SUaei; "flare-up" of the one that occurred complete," the radio sold, "since bombs were dropped at one place of the Ant week of the wsr,” the cent above the like period lost yeiur French seamen went about lies. iiy about two weeks ago and caused many of the dead and much equip­ agency sold. "Initial reports show­ on a dollar qplume basis. This CkHetmM Sehrtoe Held some destlis. ment .Is buried under the snow." .(Coattnusd Oa Pago Ten) ed eoles for the full holiday period, year-to-year gain was more than the business ^of organizing The report'said sttUsen and men ~ The five positive esses are those Germans were said to have lost ------:-----"I ' - u— ■urpuking lost year’s in dollar -dc^ble the showing of the two pro-, thia barren Atlantic outpost of the landing party held a Chrlot- ot patients, whl’e four of the sf- about 20,000 killed In a olx-day - Treasury Balance volume, although generally no bet­ ceding weeks —the first oftev the today as a little but loyal ally m is eervlee In memocy of French- spects are patients snd tbe other tiatUe at the approachea of Sevas­ ter than even with it on a unit outbreak of war. The gains In tlie of anti>A)da powers which men killed In tbs last wsr. boala. 'o attendants in that building. topol. haaisged CMineon Naval various regions were: A Free French spokeamon S Wdahlagto^ Dec. 26—(SV-’n»e “In Uts face a t record soles for ■'.eemed reluctant to aceppt ~ NetMM . New Eiwland. 14 to 22 per cent, the iaiandeni. wwe "qiflLa pI t Uw Alia pre-diriataMs Psetfle OmUa U to 16, esut, 10 to its servioea. T b n were sop* LwKh tbs. ------tt IT tq 22. Sootli. S'

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the mines with rifle Are,” the news es and later had luncheon at the St. Pierre, he said. At dawn Wed­ agency said, "and cleared a pas- American club despite the thud of British Hammering nesday morning they moved Into ‘^Over ” Age State Guards Police Court ^ Dutch Report age for skiffs to follow." Japanese shells. Le Baracliosis, Uje port of St. 28 War Blots Out Survey News o f Our Boy Scouts local Red Cross Fund - (Hong Kong surrendered at 5 SO Piarra. Armed eallora went ashore Evacuees Tell Heroic p. m„ a few hours after thla dis­ Axis Troops After and occupied all atrategle points. Given Smokes Two Japanese Surrender Strategic patch was filed.) They quickly removed the Islands' Rule Dropped All Scoutmasters of the Mad- ot the. evening was Dr. Ferguson, All Americans were reported Taking of Bengasi administrator, M. De Boumat, Of News Events of ’41 Court Session cheateV District will assemble for pastorl of the church. Before thr Acts, Praise Mon I& Reported at $2,7^8 Triumph for Japs safe with the - exception of one -who voiced a final "'Vive Petatn!" a very Important meeting ton'ight London, Dec. 26 — OP) — The Cigarettes Given to Mem­ ll(ncheon, which consisted of cook- Vessels Sunk missing person. as he was taken aboard one cor­ Selective Service Regu­ at 7:30 at the South Methodist ies, cake, sandwiches and cocoa Christmas Day surrender of Brit­ Soutnard's Victoria peak resi­ (Continued From Page One) vette. But Editors Siihinit g ot a lengthy searct for John F. bers o f Co. H Now On Christmas church, it was announced this that thla ta positively not a dollar ish Hong Kong was a con.slderable lation Eliminated; To Dowd, former Suffolk County the troop engaged in. the game IJfolM'Ils W4»rn During low," the aallor said. "But ha i losponse to Appeals In ^Continued From Page One) dence has been demolished, but the Today the Free French sailors week by Parker Doyle, assistant "grab the bottle. " tainly was full of flgnt. ipem her^p drive. The average strategic triumph for the Japa­ have to. get at least this far, these stood guard over the quays, poljce I J s t o f T o p i i o t c h S t o r - sheriff. He waa arreated In Cali On Guard Duty. oontribuUon must be much more morale of both civilians and .sol­ Reclassify 149 Here. Scout Executive of the Charter After the lunch, a hat wa.s paa.s- Tri|) from Huwuii hy "We had only a three-lnal|9 llFresent Emergency Is nese, Informed sources frankly diers here is excellent. observers said, to feel at all safe.) station, telephone, telegraph and 'r u . u I • tornla, brought back and sent to Oak Council. Each Scout leader than a dollar, and dropping a dime ching for the past three or four conceded today. Advance of 300 .Allies le s 1 n a t t l a p p e n e d in atate prison on bribery charges. First Ever HebI Here on ed around which ronlained slips c The alarm proved groundless, attacked his father, mother, sister, the outer possessions yesterday the French government, cannot .ad­ Being Perfecleil time, lontacling any officer of the and neighbors. Charles Vickerman ;We have been playing at scouting ning at the Center Congregatiftrial I-ifehelt.s -were -.voni during the "I mean potatoes,” the aM| Net • DoUar Campaign the canvasser visits. ply. and repair ba.se half-way be­ abandoned in the Rarce area. It called upon to ptit in many addi­ but there was no official assurance church. The se.ssion opened at 71 trip ijy all passengers even by High school pupils have taken morning a heavy Jnpaneae bomb­ was skid. mit any new blow against the ex­ unit on duty there. of 22 Roisevelt street waa tried .long enough. Now we have a seri­ 1.7 cried to the surprised meooen^- • Mr. Clianey pointed out today tween Japan and the coveted isting kituation." tional hours in order to keep iij) Hint !t iniKht not sound again. No Former Training in the .Scout room where the boys the many children while they play- a collection and turned In 8134.92 er was shot down by anti-aircraft riches of British Malaya and the Reds Recapture A small ship seeking to bring with the demands made by. war People turned to the purchase of Hartford, Dec. 26.—fJ’i—-A ten on charges of intoxication and ous job to do. Let's do it with the "I got to keep the men occupied .1 It was asserted that the De- The men of the company have spirit that Manchester ha.* always changed the room ai-oiind and di'.- eii games and the ships were a time like this. Let ’em " ' at headquarters in the House and guns. Netherlands E.ast Indies. supplies to Axis forces besieged at conditions. blackout -curtain* and candles. tative evacuation plan by v\’hlch brcuh fif peace Vlc)terma.*, who ciissed triKin policies. In the recre­ "Bombardment of one of o\ii 2. Elimination of Britain's foot­ GauIIist action depends on "the de-. elicited the pr.'is. of their officers has been in coiut several times been proud of. Plan to attend. You blacked out completely at night. potatoes at the Japs!" Hale building. Hundred Villages HaUaya was hit by British field cision of the Anglo-Saxon coun­ Because of army legulatlon.s They swamped recruiting offices. residents of the large cities could and staff office's for the fine man. ation period they played som< re­ They zigzagged con-stantly be- local airdromes by Japanese hold on the China coast which arlillerj', caught fire and had to They went all-out ,for the war be moved into the country if the previously, was flnaily freed by are needed. Your troop must be Football players of WiUar., Personal Notices tries” ana "France consequently draft boards cannot idea.*? infor­ ncr in which they stopped into toe represented. lay races and boxed. Scout Ken­ 1 cuse Japanese submarines have Lmversity at Salem, Ore., and i bombers caused only a little dam­ would have served eventually as be beached, the communique re­ counts on prompt reestablishment mation as to quotas and calls. For effort occasion .should arise was an­ Judge Bowers ilnder a 120 day sus­ neth Barrett passed one month ! been preying on shipping off the "Roae of Sharon” age. The airdrome, however, can­ (Continued From Page One) role of guardsmen on short notice, pended Jail sentence on plea of the A representative of the Man­ Jose, Calif., State told on their Card of Thanks an Allied springboard for an at­ ported. of the situation existing before that reason It is impo.istble to state Tell l>ym- grown on the plain of Sharon, Axis Threat to Egypt learn the various rediments of reports from Council Headquar- le-iding the .Scout Oath , trance.* to piers. No public an- said his Willamette squad WO li patbr shown to us at tha tlma of ed,” it said. thus open a new supply route to ties amounted to more thw half Inducted. A survey today showed that this would be used for refuge. A large According to Information fur­ Kenneth Barrett, Scribe ' nouneement was made of the con- along the Mediterranean coast. of Germany's effectives oh,^ the military service to better fit them nished police, Vickerman became 1 ter*. their way home by carinf: 1 tfco death of our tlitar. Dolly flulll. Botanists know it as tulip mon- An Admiralty statement snld the Chungking regime w|i8 the big news and that all map has been prepared Indicating for any kind of duly. I voy s arrival, but it was seen mov- wounded, men. 1 Van. Alao thoae who aent flowers, that six additional members of the 3. Absolute domination of the peulnsular front. Has Been Removed Red Guerrilla 15,098 In State other New England events of the uncontrollably intoxicated, and I Cbiistnuu Vacations 1 and loaned the use of their cars, and tana. It bears deep red flowers, London. Dec. 26—OP)— The cap­ by arrows where residents of the The enlisted men of the unit I ing through the Golden Gate. The three children of. crew were saved from a Dutch mouth of the Canton river, and I Authoritative British clrdtes Hartford, Dec. 2,6— (/F) —State year faded in comparison, even cities would go. tried to choke hi* sister, then This week most of our local VnderUker Quieh. . „ , with black centers, and K a mem­ ture of Bengasi, second city of wish all their friends a Happy New troops have taken time off to en­ Seeking t>rkers There was a rush toward the Merle Williams,of the Air Mrs. M,. J. Doherty, ber of the Illy family. : abmarlne which struck a mine thus security from the rear If the lain in London that Russian forcek., Selective Service beaciquartera an­ though they included such ordi­ The evacuation would take Year. swung a chair at his mother and water front. told of a Christmas party oa i| Leo Bulllvan. Japanese decide to start n. new maintaining their pressure, had'' Italy’s North African empire. Unit Returns nounced today that the 1-H draft narily top-notch stories as: was seeking other missies to use joy Christmas. Scout leaders, in an and sank. eans that on Axis threat to place only upon the direction of Block Off .\rea Near Docks < onvoyed' ship* al sea which 1 The sinking was announced yes­ thrust northward against the Chi­ taken Oakuye. 62 miles southwest claasiflcatlon, for men deferred be­ 1. The survival of Pamela Hlll- on the family when neighbors effoi 1 to allow their boys to forget For Pearl Harbor Efeypt has been removed and large the authorities and to an extent the turmoil .in which they are now Soldiers and .sailors carrying long on fun but short on candy i terday. First reporUs said only nese. ot Tikhvin and Kaluga, about 110 As Job Done cause they were 28 or older, had Ingworth, 5, after being lost for that they would determine. De­ came in and pinned him down until rifles and pistols had blocked off nuts. 4. Valuable additional facilities i miles southwest of Moscow and British forces eventually will be been eliminated. eight days without food or shelter p.olice arrived in the midst of. held Christma.s the quartermaster was rescued. freed^tor the mopplng-np of Lib­ pending upon the serloiisneas ol Slight Acctfleiits , parties for their troops, and In an area extending three blocks Danny Williams' faith In for dispatching more Japanese some 65 miles northwest of Tula In accordance with directions In the New Hampshire woods, clrcumslances, the evacuation As on previous occasions, the Hartford. Dec. 26.---A ropre.*en- ya, Bu^oritatlve circles aald to­ (Oontinned From Page One) other ways, helped the boys to en­ lative of the Civil .Service Com­ from the docks. father, who remained in the': landing forces to the Philippines. on the Oka river. from National headquarters, the 2. The sinking of the submarine might involve all residents of a accused, after arrest, u^s aided by Ambulance.* hurried to the lands, waa evident. Dutch Passenger Manila la only 600 miles from Ordered To Check Bed Drive day. State administration notified local 0-9 with a loss of 33 lives durinK Here on Holiday his father, who, although com- joy a real old-fashioned- Christma.*. mission will be in the Hartford of­ The chikt supply port east of 1,250 miles In operations In Latvia city, or merely the children or the Beautiful, significant Christmas water front and removed the Navy "My iladdy," said the six-y Hong Kong. The newspaper Izvestla which draft boards to begin closstflca- a test dive off the Isles of Shoal.*. infirm. plaininK of his son’s behavior, ask­ fice of the State Employment Ser­ Plane Shot Doten Tripoli, they provincial capital. and Estonia, around the cities of cards, portraying the picture i f a vice nil day Monday, Dec. 29, to and Army wounded. The city sent old "can lick any 10 Japa." reported capture of a ''large popu­ lion of the 15,098 men deferred In . 3. Fall River's *13,000.000 fire Public buildings and private ed leniency for him. After court four ambulances to care for the Tall Cedars Batavia, Dlitch East Indies. In Canada an anxious nation lated place on the western bank of Bengasi, fell 'to the British Dec. Pskov and Novgorod, aouthweat Connecticut liecause they were be­ that ate Into the natlon’a vital Several slight Tii^w^ayi mishaps the accused left in the company of member of the Boy Scouts ' of interview craft.smen who wish to homes in the refugee areas would civilian injured. Dec. 2H. -UT^ The Batavia ladio awaited more details on the fate the Oka river" after tivo days 24. While some unlta took over ann south of Leninr,rad, and In the tween 28 and 35. rubber supply'. were reported during the holiday, his family. America, were,sent out by Parker' work at Pearl Harbor, it was an­ Cold-Blooded A announced today th.ot a passenger the ruined port, other air and land entire Leningrad area. be used t6 shelter persons evacu­ but e'Jtcept in one accident there Doyle, Aa.slstant Scout Executive. nounced today. A wounded sailor told of the of the Canadian troops who fought lighting, said that according to Originally, all men from 21 4. Loss of 34 lives in the sinking ated, and emergency shelter might Before Judge Bowers suspended heroism of h)S skipper who order­ plane of the Dutch KLii air lines beside the British and Indians. forces continued pursuing Axis Damage Communication Lines through 35 were subject to mili­ of the excursion boat Don off were no reported personal injuries. And, now', the Prince of Peace ' The United States Navy is anx­ The blood of a cold-blooded Annual Hitler's order tire offensive of So­ be constructed if needed. sentence he noted that papers has again come to earth. Yester­ ed some of his idle men to throw mal is not always cold, blit tl had been shot down by a Japanese C.-rsualttes wers known to have viet troops was to be checked troops to the west. \ Taos reported the guerrilla tary service under the draft. Sub­ Harpswell. Me.— New England's Yesterday afternoon Robert H. would be drawn whereby Vicker­ ious to recruit for civilian employ­ aghter plane. Word of tha recapture of Ben­ troops did most of their damage biggest ma.*8 tragedy of the year. •In announcing, the plan, the Schwarm of Portland, driver of a day, throughout the nation men ment, skilled blacksmiths, boiler potatoes at the Japanese raiders. the temperature of the air or been heavy. here." , sequently, the top age was reduced State Defense Council explained man would be sent to jail Imme­ "Our skipper was a little fel­ The airliner was shot down yes­ gasi was received with satisfac­ to Nazi communication Unas along to 28, men from 28 through 35 be­ 5. Drowning of 18 fishermen as car, and Walter Phillips of 37 were singing, "Peace on Earth. makers, electricians, forgers, foun- ter in which the animal Uvea. . , The Qermana had strong­ that it waa tentative and to be diately if he again sought to enter Good-Will "roward Men" terday. Three members of the ly fortified this place and exerted tion In London. It lies at the the highway and railroad between ing automatically placed In a de­ they dropped one by one from the Spruce street, a pa.saenger, were the home of his father or to molest drj’men, moulders and machinists. crew were killed, but the 11 mem­ Chinese Attacks 300-mlle mark on the drive west­ Pskov and Porwhov. both of which ferred class known as 1-H. Last icy rigging of the sunken .schooner developed as need might require. treated for cuts and bruises at Me- Today, perhaps the "peace on Worker.* who are accepted will re­ NEW YEAR’S every effort to stop our offensive," There are no immediate plans for members of the family. earth" haa vanished for awhile bers escaped without injury. Called Satisfactory Izvestla said. "Stubborn street en­ ward from the EgypUan frontier were used to transport Nazi rein­ week, however. Congress voted Mary E. O'Hara in Boston Harbor. morial hospital after Schwarm had other Cases ceive free Pullman transportation begun Nov. 18. forcements, provWons and am­ that all men 20 through 44 should 6. Death of 13 firemen In a building shelters in the refuge collided with the automobile of Perhaps Christ has taken that to the We.*t Coast and their wages Chungking, China, Dec. 26. i/F- gagement' ensued and the place area.*. Clarence LaCoss, no address, peace away for reasons best known was shortly occuplefd by our In Cairo, military observers es­ munition for troops attacking Nov­ be subject to call for military aer- Brockton theater when a balcony August Simonsen of 953 Main was sent to Jail for 30 days on an .start immediately , when they sail —A government communlquf to­ gorod and Leningrad. Hartford would be evacuated to Him. However, today, more from that point to Pearl Harbor. See Vou ® ® troops." ‘ ' timated that most of the tsmks of vlce. fell as they were fightini; a fire. street on Hartford road. There was intoxication count. Singapore Waits day said the Cflilnese attacks on On information received from Collapse of a bridge span in­ north and nortliwest to Bloom­ no arrest. than ever before, the Boy Scouts The Civil Service Commission EVE PARTY the Canton-Kowloon Railway orig­ The Soviet Information Bureau German Oen. Erwin Rommel's The 28-35 men will be examined Joseph P. Belanger of 487 Cen­ the guerrillas' portable radio sta­ to the Connecticut river at Hart­ field, Granby, Ea.*t Granby, Slnv*- Three automobiles were in a of America stand for the latter has made it plain that they are in­ inally designed to relieve the siege communique aald that In one aec- Libyan force bad been wiped out on the same baaia as younger men ter street received a five day sus­ ItaUan Forces Separated tion. bombers from .. the nearest and classified as avallabla for ser­ ford, Conn., leaving 16 workmen bury, Barkhamsted. Hartland and slight collision on Middle turnpike part of that old song, "good will terested primarily in skilicd shin- Intense Drive of Hong Kong, were Uevcloplng tOL on the western front a Russian Colebrook. pended jail sentence on an intoxi­ toward men." Good will is one of At the Sports Center on Wells St. unit had recaptured 30 commun­ ' A British military commentatoi Russian air base wer'e'lRald to have vice or as deferred because of de­ dead and three missing. west yesterday when cars operated cation count. On the same charge buildlng tradesmen. Workers al­ satisfactorily." deettoyed 24 Nazi planes In their 8. The *1,000,OOavMarshflcld fire by Edward J. Blonskle of West the highlights of the Boy Scout ready engaged in war work miist NEW YEAR’ S EVE The communique said Chinese ities In flvs days fighting. said lUUan forces* In Ubya wen- pendency, occupation or unfitness judgment was suspended In the (Continued From Page One) known to be separated completely first attack and to have act afire for servlcs. Whether these men will that wiped out 500 homes in the Hartford, Edward A. Newbury of program, and boys are being receive a written release from their Dinlner — Entertainment — Dancing who recaptured Nanllng early this In another engagement on the case of John Palmer of Glaston­ taught dally to live these princi­ present employers before they can at southern front the Russians were from the Germans, although their a large fuel supply In their next be called at once If they are placed summer colony. Open Fomm 115 Middle turnpike east and Clar­ bury. (The Colonial Office comment­ week were now opposing a Japan- raid. The'detachment itself blew 9. The ouster of Slate Executive ence J. Jeffers of 107 Oakland ples. be accepted for this work. e.se force of 5,000 men after the aald to have killed 700 German position was confused. in riass 1-A .was not known today. .Police this morning at 2 30 ar­ Tony Obright's Orchestra Arno Pagant, Caterer ed: "So ends a great fight against He said the Germans still held up an Important bridge over the Councillor Daniel H. Coakley in street crashed. Police who inves­ Before we close this column, we nrriviil of Japanc.se reinforce­ soldiers anJ officers. Praise For Soldiers Hern reated Walter Bareisa, of 26 Birch have a message from two faithful overwhelming odds. " The Foreign The correspondent of Kom- Ageda'ola. on the coast at the river "N" just os s German light Maasachusetts’ first impeachment tigated made no arrest. street, after a car operated by the victim Of Bums Die* ' Office, while giving no figure.* ments. armored detschment was crossing trial in more than a century. Editor, The Evening Herald: The car of Robert P. Burdick ot scribes. Ticket#'...... 66.50 per couple (The location of this Nanllng somolskaya Pravda said that in rripolltanlan - arenalcan border, accused hit a parked police cruiser Troop 98 said "military and civilian casual­ but added that It “la not going to IL Tass said. 10. The brutal and unsolved I believe I am speaking for all 25 Union street rolled down a (Oil Thomp.*onvi!Ie, Dec. 26. —(.T/— was not given precisely but the another sector of the front about slaying of Frances Cochrane, 19, oi Manchester, when I voice my at headquarters on Center street. Last Thursday evening. Troop Concetto Botlone, 60. employe of ties were heavy.” term, also calJeti Nan-Shan, cov­ ■I,000 Germans were killed and 81 be an easy or comfortable opera­ The detachment also reported on North School street yesterday Bareisa was held for.reckless driv. HOTEL BOND (A Chungking statement said that guerrilla warfare Is bslng FRED E . whose garrotted body was found praise for the type of boys statlon- and struck the oar of Roland New­ 98 held its annual Christmas party a local cabinet mill who suffered For Reserratfons Phona 7880 or 7645 ers an irrcgula. mountain region villcges recaptured in one day. tion" for the remainder of the <3er- ing. According to the report of In the social room of the church, HARTFORD Hong Kong's defense was an In­ man armored forces to escape. carried on successfully sgslnst the ii: woodlands near Lynn. ec at the armory here. comb, 27 Ridgewood street, doing second degree bums Dec, 19 at the roughly separating the Kwang The 0-9 disaster and the Fall I waa one of those fortunate some damage. Policeman Walter Casaells, he had which was well decorated by Scout factory, died in a Springfield, spiration "to all the Allied provinces from those of Kweichow Germans by groups \of saUora left the car parked at the curb 1 along the northwestern coast of WERNER River fire came as actbacks in the enough to be able to get two of Charles Martin. The troop’s guest Mass., hospital last night. W EDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31ST forces." and Humin and might be two or Repel Attacks Just before it was hit by the ac­ (Domcl, the Japanese news Admit British Latvia, and that In mokt of the INSTRUCTOR OP rush to arm for the conflict that the boys to my home for Christ­ three hundred miles northwest of even then seemed Inevitable. But mas. cused who said he had felt sleepy agency, said a 15-minute parley Hong Kong ) On Russian Front territory they covered the Ger­ but thought he could handle his of Japanese authorities late yes­ Berlin. Dec. 26 lOffcla! Broad­ Occupy Bengasi mans have stationed only small, Piano and Organ other prefaces to the war also May I, In this way. convey to Bills Are Ready Cut Japs' .*lalii Line Rome, Dec. 26—(Official Broad- car. terday with Sir Mark Young, gov­ The communique said Chinese cast Recorded,ijy A P )—Italian and poorly-trained garrisons made up were written in New England. Captain Allen Kemske, congratu­ ernor and commander in chief of Slovak troops were reported by the cist Recorded by A P )—The Ital­ chiefly of reservists. Teaching At Studio Freighters Seized lations for the fine, well mannered For Old Age Tax units also succeeded in cutting the ian high command today acknowl­ young men of his outfit? Find Home la Ftamea Ballroom $6 Per Person Hong Kong, led to an uncondition­ J.ipanese main line of land com- high command today to have as- Or Homes of Pupils. (Government agents seized the (Plus SOc tax) edged the British occupation of German tanker Pauline Frciderich fcurcly, Manchester can keep up al surrender. The governor met munreations with Hong Kong in .*i.*ted Germans in repelling at- Studio: 152 West Center St. I Newtown. Dec. .26.—OP)—Re­ Lieut. Col. Tokuchl Tada of the acks on the Russian front and In- Bengasi, Clrenalca, saying it fell and the Italian freighter Dlno in this work of entertaining these Including Dinner, a Beautiful Souvenir for Evci'y I.Adj’V^^ a battle liror increasing intensit;intcnsiiy only after Axis forces had. de-, 175 Patients There seems no doubt that bills turning from a Chriatma* visit to Japanese staff at the Peninsula 'along, the Canton-Kmvloon Canton-Koevloon ralrail­ tlicling heavy losses on Soviet sol­ Boston. The Norwegian vessel splendid Americans while theyare Noisemakers, Floor Show, Dancing Until 3:00 A. M.* stroyed and abandoned it. Teiephone Busko, described as a supply ship stationed here. They are protecting for the collection of the old age as­ Bridgeport, Mr. and Mrs. William hotel in Kowloon., He was quot­ way. diers. sistance tax will be ready well A. Johnston found their home In ed as saying: "I am here to be­ Large soaie warfare also was de­ An attempt of Red Army troops "Our troops continued their pre. In Quarantine for a secret Nazi radio station in us and we should show our appre­ viously planned movements in Greenland, was, captured and ciation. We would wish the same ahead of oth) dowTi the Malayan peninsula BrltlsH occupied the Libyan port at Bardia Libya, and Salum, '• \ OllVIA Launching of the *75,600,000 made out. Battle for Changsha Egypt. to proper treatment. Dr. Lem- —Prof, Philip Cabot, 69, a faculty S* against British defenses 300 miles without fighting. ' battleship Massachusetts at Quincy Chungking. Dec. 25—(Delayed) A Britlsli plane was shot down oueeux, according to Dr. Bryan, highlighted the armament efforts Unanimously Seen The letters arc all sorted'os far member In the„.H|arv*^ Schqpl north of Singapore had been Numerous Russian tanks were ;'%lDeHAyillAND as S. When the work is finished Under this arrangement, guests either may enjoy the'j —(J>,- The Japanese Army Is declared to have been destroyed In ir. flames by Italian fighters dur­ handled the previous outbreak at in New England’s industrial areas. of Business Administration’^ aiid stemmed, although there was- hap­ hurling 20,000 troops Into large- ing a raid on rrlpoll, the Libyan the institution. The health authori­ A new dirigible base took shape the clerks will start getting ready former -public utilities and bank­ entire evening by ^ancing and frolicking at $1.23 (plo£ hazard dive-bombing by Japanese the east and the Soviet forces were .. They Died 3 Biggest Stories for the town tax bllla. These will scale opeintlons ir. northern Hu­ said to have lo^t piore than 1,000 capital, the high command said. ties of the to\*'n have also been ^ at Weymouth. ing executive, died in his home 7c tax) or, if they choose, may order excellent coneo^ planes. nan whl:n may dev,.lop into an­ notified. New England experienced gaso- not be made out until after the yesterday. He had suffered a tions or the choicest of foods at the usual popular priceH.J (The, British radio reported a men'and 19 of the tread-tracked Their town meeting In March. other cattle for Changshs, the pro­ vehicles about Leningrad alone. The disease, according to Sliper- llne-less nights. Several steamship London, Dec. 26—(JP) —Japan’s I heart attack early this week. .lapane.'e push developing down vincial capital, a Chinese military French Seamen Intendent Bryan, is the lexner type lines. discontinued calls at Boston. war on the United States, alnkirtg the center of the Malay peninsula "In the central sector of the '^B ootsO n spoltesman s.a-id today. eastern front hard defensive fight­ bacclllary dysentery. The calendar wap studded with of the German battleship Bis­ WILLARD B. ROGERS, toward Kuala Llpls, 280 miles He said 1.000 Japanese had suc­ Patients to the Ray building, Dr. fires, crimes and Jiccldents. marck and Germany's invasion of north of Singapore. The'report, ing continues," the high command Organize Outpost 'SING ANOTHER CHORUS* President and General Manai ceeded in crossing the Sinsl^g said.' Bryan said, are those who are A warehouse fire In the (Jharles- Russia were unanimously voted heard here by; CBS. siltd the Jap- rivef, the scene of heavy flghtimgr bed-ridden and infirm." With JOHNNY DOWNS towh Section ot Boston destroyed the three biggest news stories of KncBc^'were following a rail line in 8epteni|ber..Jn a possible thrust (Coottnoed from Page One) The ■ superintendent admitted foodstuffs witl. an estimated value 1941 by seven leading British and and keeping to the Jungle on either which may be Intended to prevent Attacking Along Entire Front HelstnW, D8c. 28—(.P)—The Red that th'ky have a patient carrier, SUNDAY - MONDAY of *1,(K>0,000. A rubber factory in American news agency editors. It side. the Chinese from sending rein­ from t,he codflahtng. population of but this patient has been isolated Canton, Mass.; suffered severe was announced today. forcements to Kwantung province Army ISilattocklng along the.entire DEANNA DURBIN (The report also said Brltlah Finnish fiw>C<^ Finnish Army about |3,500 on the Islands of St. most of the time. Every possible daihage. A number of workmen The judges were Robert E. Bun- casualties In Malaya, were lighter facing Hong Kong on the South means to check the spread of the "It Started With Eve” perished in a quilt an$l pad factory nelle of The AsaociaW Press, China coast. communique said today. It declar­ Pierre and-Miquelon. 15 miles off than expected and many .units ed that the ons'augbt,. although Newfoundland. dysentery is being taken. PLUS.. ."SOUTH OF TAHITI** fire in New Haven, Conn. A wing James Oldfield of The Associated which had i>een Considered lost, The spokesman reported that of the, Providence, R. I., 'depot Press of Great Britain, Ed Beat- (tthcr-Japanese forces, operating general, wag hot heavy In any one Choose Free French Rule were turning up. The-Japanese, .sector, and was being repulsed. The voters, chose Free French burned with damage estimated at tie of The United Press,' C. A. arriving on sniall carriers and from four bases, had started a Birthday Ball Smith of The International News Wake up in a WARM house *100,000. drive in the* mountainous border rule—ns against that of Vichy— moving up rivers on raftsz were in a plebiscite yesterday, one day Frances Cochrane's body was Service, R. N. Neale of Reuters, F. reported very lightly equlppCiLand region of the provinces of Kiangs'u, after Vice Admiral Emile Mu*o- Group to Gather IROVEN PiCTUR tound scarcely 24 hours after dis­ H. Fisher of The British United armed ^ ly with tomrny guns. Anhwei and Chekiang. The Chi­ Public Records Press, and D. R. Spendiove of The lier. commander of the’ Free THEATRE - Hartford covery of 15-year-old Constance "The - situation remains un­ nese, he said, were offering stub­ . Shipp's mutilated body in. Reading. British Press Association. Ii changed." a Christmas night com­ born resistance against an opera­ French Naval forcee, had steam­ The first call for a meeting of Warrantee ed Into St. Pierre with four -vor- Late Show Tonight 1 A'dulta Only ’...'I Raymond Woodward, 16, was long- munique said. tion which he labelled cither a the committee which will handle Home Guard of SIdera The Monchester corporation vettes to seize the Islands for GCn. found guilty of the Shipp girl's Across the South Clvina Sen smokes'ereen for troop withdrawals the ann:ial President’s Birthday 10:45 p. m. murder. 475 miles from Singapore, hardy or nn attempt to show tRfe people has conveyed the following' pro­ Charles De Gaulle's forces. San Francisco, -Deo. 28—^ _A perty to variput listed owners ac­ Only ten opposing votes were Ball will meet .nexX_TuASi**y *V*' “MARRIAGE In one of New England's most native troops, constabulary and of Ja'pau that their Army Is able nliig at 8 a'clock at the Mancheo- spectacular trials, Dr. Merrill E. home guard o f . skiers is -being barefooted, tattooed jungle rang­ to fight both In China and on the cording to warantees recorded at cast. ter post office according to Post­ FORBIDDEN’ organized by the California Ski the office of th. town .clerk-.Frank (The United Sttes government j Joss, main physician, charged with ers were reported, rallying against Paclflc. master Thomas J. Quish 'who WcHttt TIitt OARlif alaying his doctor wife, waa found Association, "Skiing is a ' chiclal A. Lalng et al. Deerfield drive: was reliably reported to be en­ T.ll TRUTHI part of national defense," saiti As­ Japanese who landed Wednesday Harold R. Madison et a(, Deerfield heads the committee for the aec- guilty of pianslaughter and ben- at Kuching, capital of, the oil-rich deavoring to restore the status quo ond successive year. The chairman sociation President Dr. Frank American Colony drive: Joseph G Plnzel ct al. Deep- of the Islands In conformity with tepc^ to 10 to 20 years. kingdom of Sarawak. North Bor­ plana to list all of last year's In another, Mrs. Ruth Stead­ Howard. "Skiera will be needed to wood drive. an agreement made recently with guard strategic communication neo. Attends Services _^Lls Pendens members and some new ones Sun­ man, pleaded guilty to manslaugh­ Horn* heeding mtid^ EASY — tonomicat, tool A Singapore communique thto French authorities In Martinique lines and Industries In the Cali­ IPa the spirit behind the gift that connis; Hong'Kong. 2:45 p. m. (12:45 a. ■ Properly on Summit street Is to keep France's western Atlantic day afternoon and contact them Tin^SSFSKffSSSSnSSBSSti ter and waq sentertced to a Massa­ fornia mountains.’.' morning also said "the sltuatlqh m.. e. s. t.) (Delayed), Dec. 26— In process of foreclosure by the through .Tha Herald and by tele­ chusetts reformatory. ’ So if your gloves, or robe, or sweater seem I’emalns unchanged." There wore island! out <4 the war line-up. The OPt— The American colony here, HOLC versus .John C. Sullivan ac­ purpose ot the Martinique agree­ phone. Fred G. Wheelpr, 50-year-old Christtnaa Tree Looted You Bet They’re Grinning! • Quick beat right when yon need it... big enough for the "fat lady of (he circus or engagements 'between patrols In headed by Consul General Addison cording to a certificate of lis pen­ ment waa to keep the Vichy gov­ Nothing definite has been ar­ Farmington cattle dealer, was more heat per fuel dollar . . . that’s what the area of Bungej Slput, Perak Southard. attended Christmas dens filed at the'Office o f the town ranged or thought out at this SUE ioday acquitt^ on a charge of alaying small enough for Baby Sandy” . . . keep and north of Kemanana, In Trang- ernment from moving farther to­ Phlladelphl'a,' Dec. 26— (/P) you get when you hum ‘blue coaL’ services today In- battered church- clerk. ward, the Axis. The I t. S. State time. Since the Armory has been pretty Florence H. BUkzell,' 20; a Dkvid Colescott, 7, and hla three- smiling and look at the label. . . ganu. Department yesterday character­ closed to the public It is not tUKTRIIF buaineas college student. year-old brother awakened their;^^fTTiey’ve Just Put T hor Christmas No flashy “aio|» u d go" heat with ‘blup Sir Charls* Vyner Brooke, the ized the seizure as "on arbitrary known just where and if the ball All /N PERSON The shooting death of Louis parenU yesterday, tearfully whim­ coal* , . . ho constant tinkering with the white,rajah of Sarawak, was n sicUon contrary to the agreement will be held. Several auggestlona Oaeta in Revere four years ago pering: "Santa didn't leave ua ported to be hurrying home from have been received but the chair­ was ckNied when James Preston dampers. Il’i'dependable fuel... eksyi.to . . . because If it came from BURTON’S . . , o f all parties concerned and cer- anything.” Their father found a Australia, where he was on vaca­ Ulnly without the prior knowledge man stated that he would rather was sent to prison on a man­ downataini lower window open, Money Gifts hto FURNITURE! control. It responda qnickly to the droA, aTerythlng*! perfectly all, right. For we’re tion at tha outbreak of the war. Application^ Form or consent in any sense -of the have a meeting first and gst the slaughter verdict. the Chrlatmos tree looted by a MOW! e m m His wife, the Ranee Sylvia, waa The year marked the end also flooding yonr home with coxy warmth kMping open house for those ladies antPgen* ^ United States government" idsoa of others. It waa stated, thief. • ^ They’ve had their eye on some smart home fur­ last reported In New York, (British offIdals in London also however, that the milk bottle idea YOUE PURMACS even on die coldest mnniingi. And it tlemen who come bearing ont-aice gifts. f'a Forts For Anchorage FOR TRAINED FIRST AID WORKERS reported "complete surprise." which went over so big lost year KRUPA nishings froHfi Kemp’s for a long time and this year when m m u psTA iE s bums long, ati^dily and evenly all day The 380-inile coastline provides (To Work With Air Raid tVardena) (The British radio quoted the would be repeated again this onHl,;.. ORCHESTRA k ced* noar with little attention. Banka perfectly .. no porU tor the anchorage of any Berlin radio as reporting that Ad­ time. they were given money for Christmas and (old to “choose veaselo except small craft. The -.'.ROY llORIDGf ■acnunia will auu- mokes a alow, alnnibering fire at night and Our Intareat in our marehandise does not atop (The Air Raid Precautions Committee la endeavoring to miral Jean Dorian of the Vichy their own” ...th ey turned it right into one of Kemp’s Bsalically ap«u tha coast la a mass of mangrove government bad gone to Toulon, drafts eariy, and tha in mild weather. when it leaves our counters. So bring in the swamps, anu mud flats cut by many obtain a complete .list of all trained First Aid workers In Man­ chester. If you have completed a First Aid course, please fill in big French Uedlterraneqn NutoI beautiful living room chairs! Now, honestly, can you haute will ha warm If yon wont clean, healthful, trouble- wrong okias. Yon can be sure of "smiling rtrera which, except for 30 miles base where several major units cf winnTNfMap. of roada around Kuching, era the the information requested below.) the French fleet ore berthed.) think of a sounder investment? They’ll be proud of free heat all thia winter, with real money ■arrtcc**.. .expert advice.. .gnd no red tape. state's only channels of trankpocr. Wires Congiatnlatkms SUPER-BINGO ASKfOEAmS jHvinga, fin yonr bin with ‘bine coal’ now. tatlon. Name ...... WhaUver might be the attitude that attractive, comfortable chair for many jyeara to' lElUllFlC STAGE SHOW P u n m iE A n o E British Far East, beadguartani of Washington and Lon4on, Gen­ HERS*S A GRAND 8HOWI comet ■aid Allied forces had already Rome address ...... • #••9. |SS****S eral De GauUe himself wited eon- $200 IN PRIZES OIU)£ft FROM US TODAY RADIO’S MASilt bmcfivi i j Bunk three large transports and a A Tog At Four Heart U T m / • X l T f * luKmnowoNmr By whom em ployed...... gratulatlons to Admiral MusoUar Rsnaswibar the "OM Days** — A tS X iN T M IA M OPEN tanker In defense o f Sarawak and from -|Ysie French headquarters to You undoubtedly received money as a Christmas the official Natbarlanda East In­ Orsad New Thrill tor |te N I A I t NWr[ARSlVF Wk//ui' Hours avallabla for First Aid d u ty ...... i . London. Tem ger FelksI IVHIY SUNDAY A Tm U O gii" 2 4 HOURS dies newa agency, Aneta, reported A description o f tbs landing of HARTFORD 2 HOUR 5M0[ SHOW ARMY & NAVY CLUB, he. gift! Why not bring it to Kempfs and see what -a fine that a Dutch oubmatine sent a Type of training ...... the four corvettes and Admired l Q I . . ,,K b IM (MhM Lots... 3.100*ton Japaaesa destroyer to “ MR. CELEBRITY” piece of furniture it will bring! ISaeee O ryetsllto (Standard, advanced or Instructor) Musellsris rooitoment was fur­ t ^ bottom with a torpedo. nished by icon La Bret 'r e p is ^ ' With FRANOU X. RUUMAN ANIGHT/ wy Saturday, December 27 Dots. Of,training. . .'Where taken...... for. tiM MontraSl naifppapsr, “La CLARA KIMBALL FOVNO Oik M e that Hong Kong is cap- JIM JRFFRBfl LATIN QUARTIR AT 8:15P . BL 25 GAMES! Jour." 76 ^ t u ^ Domal aald spedally (rained Le Bret aald (he vesaels left with (20) |5:00 GAMES! - (3) 110.00 GAMES! The W. G. GLENNEY O A* A i N D U L 8500 "awftnmlng troops’' who located Mole.. Femalt'.... Marriad... Stogie. 4 other Free French Naval vessels PLUS! *nMHOLYiii (1) $20.00 GAME! , ■ (1) $50.00 GAME! COAL, LUMBER, m Xs o NS’ SUPPUES, PAINT British miuaa in the ooe-milt from aq aastem Canadian port oa- *TrHE DUDE COWBOY” dhaiHM HHwean Kowloon ALL FOB $1,00! I \ L. I I r S3$ NQ. MAIN STREET TEL. 4148 ru i out spd'^^noll tot tansibly for Atlantic maaouvara. i-r-: J ' ' tta ar ------"•WSKtHKART Aoufle Parkiaf In Rear of Gab. u ’lru u . i. blue rtiaV l *' [ r M’ r N n A I r IJ ' MAN('HESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C^NN. FRIDAY,'DECEMBER 26, 1941 POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 26. 1041 Ojriiers Given, ^ Will Continue Holiday Story FACE ps Anti-Spy Plans Wilson’s Main Sidewajk tVork j 85-87 F oster atrCet and, 91-9 By De Gaulle Nation Will Be Lucky About Town T R e t i r e s After Houses Iter street. They were fa Making Plans 111 Far East ^ i <>’-'’ned by the late Thomas / (Continued frpro Page One) Plant in Texas Mr and Mrs. Peter F'”nn and i Stopped h> ( iold *Bottle Up All Secrets On Strategy Lacks Cheer young daughter, of 418 Cente. Long Service' hold hv Bank istratlon of the French Islands of To Finance One-Third street, are spending the holld.iy e houses are being remodalL, St. pfebre and Miquelon " off the ------' and week-end with their relalivej I The laying of rtde-.valks on Por­ I will be held for Investment of are mlaslonari.es who in order not (Continued from Page One) (Continued Frbm Page One) Loral Nurseryman to in Fall River, Mass., where they Misfl H attie S trirk la n rl: possible' re-sale; ole World Surprised southern coa.st of Newfoundland ter street, a V.'f'A. project, will ^ Ulimanlir Firm t o I to Jeopardize their own work have which Naval forces of the Free George Sees Budget B e-l|J^l|J„^ M ail Do Bulk of iShijpping formerly lived. Assistant Town Clerk* close do^"n on Januar,- 1 becausie I The other property sold t . Nipponese Pre- avoided involvement in political or French have taken out of .Vichy plans made for him immediately to Singapore, thereby creating still ing Left Far Out of ” iUHll of cold weather. There are 16 men Relnodel Them for , Savings Bank tottoy is a military matters. control. go to the White House to join the another threat agnin.st the British From Southern City. Pilot Officer William Anderson, For 26 Years. ■employed on this work and ' they I house at 20 Grlswoltl stra a t.' ness for War; Foreign nqyal ““d military at­ Statement Explains Seizure president and Mr. Churchill. ’The stronghold. •son of Mrs. Ellen Anderson, of 10 Re«ale Later. sold to Marion Gagnb, of I taches—especially the Americans Balance Despite I ■A'lll be transfered to the w,at“r The patlonal committee issued a cabinet was set fob a regular meet­ Whittle Down DefeniteN All Delivered According to recent information Beech street, a member of the mams extension, which will make ton bury, who will occupy* and Britons—have worked almost Miss Hattie Strickland, of 21 house. A Great Conspiracy. statement in explanation of the ing at about the time Mr. King Thus the Japs have cohtinued to lion Cut Urged. Royal Canadian Air Force, is Church street, for 26 y ears kno'Ar. ' 27 engaged In th at work after the The Savings Bank of Manches­ entirely In the dark for the last was expected.. whittle down the vast line of from Clarence E-. Wilson, presi­ seizure of the islands, which the spending the Christmas holiday to thousands of Man-'h-stc;- re.st-1 first of the month. t e r tedav completed transfers of ten years. TPelr visits to the big The White House military con- Island defenses which shield Sing­ dent of C. E. Wilson Nurseries, with hla mother. He received his V (EDIToia’S NOTE: How w*« United States State Department W ashington, Dec. 26 —(A>)—The Odds and Ends of Christ* dents through her diltiea as at.si.st- I There is one attending the Che- five houses here. Four of the Hitler At Front On Hot able to conceal from the naval bases or army centers have has condemned. ference.was to'take place at 4:30, apore from the east and permit they have now developed theii first stripe and commission as a r.ey training school ft'e are em- been Confined to brief ceremonial United States will be lucky. Sena­ (arm gnd plant packing plant at ant to'An clerk and deput;/ r-gis-' h''iiises. all of them t'.vcj family ^woiM tSe extent 8f her pre- ‘"Several months ago,” it said, p. m., with these participemta. In' passage of aid to this beleaguereil mas Mail Cleared Yes­ Pilot Officer in Canada a week trar of vital ctatistics. will retire ployied at the libraryr.~f ■•c.,rk- occasions and then they were kept addition to the president and Bri­ base from this, direction. That's tor George (D-Ga) said today, if Jacksonville, Texas, to the po.nt .'truc(ur<>s wfi-s sold to .lofin R Berlin, Dfic. 28— (Official _ I'Mrednew for war? Ulenn "the National Committee was In­ ago today. Hia commanding officer from her position offi'i.a!ly .ianu- ing at the n.,rses cimi.- ,-,nd there ,\llcn of 112 Pifkin street, a mem­ veterah of many years’ carefully away from those sections formed that the populations of the tain's chieftain: the Japanese strategy, for they it ran finance one-third of the terday Morning. where the bulk of their bu.sines.s informed him that this would cast Recorded by AP)—Adolf ; will be handled there although ary 1. it was announced today are 14 at the tc>y r entei, irui-mg a ber of tne firm if Allen and Hitch- let again spent (Thristmas •<' Mrvtee an a correspondent in where real work was in progress. French Islands of ,St. Pierre and Gen. George C. Marshall, U. S. can’t reach the western approach­ cost of its war with the Axis out probably be his last furlough lolaj of 41 employed on \\ PA r. Another factor has been the they will still retain their faim First entering the torn clerks of- cOl k 111 WilIiniHiitK his soldiers, this time on tho 'i 'th e F ar East, tells how this Miquelon, situated at the entrance Army chief of staff:' Lieut. Gen. es, to Singapore now. nf current revenues, despite pro­ The Manchester poatoffice clear­ home before being assigned to ,fice of Panford A. Benton on June Manche.ster racial solidarity of the Japanese, Over the most important posi­ ed up all incoming mall late Wed­ and a re-distrtbution and sales T • o of the four sold to Allen ern front, a German broad neerecy was accomplished. to the Gulf of St. Lawrence, wish­ Henry H. Arnold, chief of the jected tax inc/'eases. duly somewhere overseas. 1. 191.5, Mis,« S tiirkland in 1117 The sidewalk wo.-k ■.■.ill he re­ a re fc. ated at -6-8S P.pnire street Watch for further stories | the lack of traitors willing to sell ed to join Free France at the side Army Air Forces; Admiral Harold tion in this defensive eastern George, who is chairman of the nesday afternoon and allowed the headquarte;* on Lake street. Ac­ .-aid today The bioadcast 'S3 commissioned assistant town sumed in the spiing whe.n 'weatner and 12-94 Spniro street Th- oth­ a "serious' and "more of fl by Mr. Babb on Japan’s their country's secrets to the alien, of the Allies to resume t|ie strug­ R. Stark, Naval operations chief; group- the Philippines—the Stars Senate Finance Committee, told clerks and carriers to quit work at cording to Mr. Wilson they can conditions improve. handle their business more eco- Captain William Johnson, at­ clerk due to the serious illness of er t'.in sold to mm are located at time Chrutmas" than beforo.'l atrenKths and weaknesses.) rixim time tc time an American gle for liberation of the mother Admiral Ernest J. King, United and Stripes still fly to broadcast reporters that the *1.131.075,000 7 o'clock as scheduled, according tached to the office of the Chiel Mr Benton, , or British naval man would be ap­ nnmically from Texas, by ship­ rountry and the trlumph of liberty States fleet commander; Lord proudly to the world today’s cut recommended yesterday for to Postmaster Thomas J. Quish. of the Air Corps at Washington, When Samuel J. Turkingion was By Glenn Babb proached by a shady Individual throughout the world. Bcaverbrook, British minister of declaration by our command that non-defense expenditures, coupled This year broke all previous rec­ ping direct to*the customers and elected town clerk. .Miss .Stncki.and : professing readiness to deliver Lieut. A. S. Kline eliminating much re-handling ol arrived home VVeilne.iday to spend fN ew York, Dec. 26—iJ’/— No •'Furthermore, it was common supply; Admiral Sir Dudley Pound, "we will fight to the last man." with such new taxes as Congress ords at this office and^tfle, revised Christmas with his family. He is remained at her post and has con­ maps or plans, but the Americans knowledge that under the "govern­ commander of the British fleet; Still, the move In declaring Manila may vote In 1942, still would leave figures, as given out today showed slock that has been heretolore tinued to the present, } itter what further surprises the followed the rule of always turn­ Rev. A. S. Kline, form erly pas­ done at Manchester. This is all staying at the home , of his par­ or, who had received dictatorial Gen. Sir John Dill, former chief an open city Isn’t a very good the budget far out of balance. the amazing total of 414,337 can­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. H H Johnson, Second in .Service | ese may spring In this war ing these over to the authorities ■ tor of the Bolton Center Congre­ working out according to plan powers from Vichy, the St. Pierre of the Imperial staff: Air Marshal sign, for It emphasizes our lack of Mlgh (Tioke Off Flinv cellations of first class mail mat­ of 65 Starkweather street. Miss Strickland hasput in more ' Probably The Laat Time We Will Otter rtll produce no secret weapon or, the theory that such persons radio was broadcasting meteorlog- Sir Charles Portal, and Harry L. gational church and recently com­ control of the air there a vital He said that as war outla.vs in­ ter alone. This against the total of when Mr. Wilson first starred de­ service than any other 6-orker at a effectve as, secrecy itself, would turn out to bo government Ical information to the enemy. Hopkins, American lend-lease missioned a 1st Lieutenant in the weakness. The battle w'buld seem creased the scale of government 1940, of 357,739, put through the veloping- his farm in Texas. tlie municipal building and is sec- midget submarines or other agents, n.achines, making a net gain for At the Lake street farm pro­ fflmer A. Weden will be install­ E "Admiral Mu.seller, commanding supervisor. Chaplain s Corps of the United to have resolved itself into a test bornowing would have to rise, ed as president of the Kiwanis otid only to Chief of Police Samuel kUons of war can approach, Laws Reinforced of endurance which will determine 1941 of 56,498. visions will be made for all neces­ the Free French navy, having re­ The supply conference was listed States Army, haa been ordered to since too dractlc taxation might club of Manchester at the meet­ G. Gordon . in total length of pub­ [deadllness, the utter surprise of As war preparations gained mo­ whether our forces can hold out - . choke off the flow of essential Oeaned Up Yesterday sary plant packing to be done for cently gone to inspect Free French for one hour before that of the duty at Fort Jackson, South Caro­ ing Monday noon at the y M C A. lic service in town. lb. bag jat first blow at Pcprl Ha.bor. mentum and the day of action ap­ war.ships in Newfoundland waters military and Naval groups. Lord until relnforcemertts arrive. fighting equipment. Every bit of parcel poit matter this area. She is a native of Glastonbury, SUGAR 10 lina on January 5 Other officers will also be seated fThe same is true in less degree proached, the wall of secrecy was which are collaborating in protec­ Bcaverbrook was the only English H as Good Spots As Well "If we finally wind up by financ­ that arrived, with the exqeption of Lost year the Wilsqa Nurseries but removed . to this town while SOLD ONLY WITH PURCHASE OF S2.00 OR MORE! A T... ‘ ’ K the preparations for tlie con­ reinforced by laws against "eco­ Rev. Kline, who has also been shipped nearly 50 carlpads of rose and Russell Potterton will make tion of Allied shipping, went to St. representative scheduled to par­ supplying as relief pastor of the But while this war-time Yule- ing one-third the cost of the war that marked for business firms, she was quite young.' Last O' tober g est of Hong Kong, the first nomic sabotage," which would tide has brought Its burdens. It has out of current revenues, we will was delivered (Thristmas morning bushes direct tym Texas to buy­ his '■annual report as secretary- 30 Miss Strickland celebrated her Pierre on Dec. 24 on orders of the ticipate In this meeting with the Wapping Community Church, will treasurer. The speaker who will be Ive into Malaya and the landings covet almost any form of lijquiry National Committee in onler to president. had its good spots as well. The have done well," George declared. by a special corps of worker; who ers and eliminated the re-handling seventieth birthday. k the Philippines, all of whicli into the state of,the nation. Half preach his final sermon at Wap­ v.crk here. obtained by President John f clear up the situation, United States participants were ping next Sunday. Russians report that they have He emphasized that .so far as he finished shortly before eleven Miss Strickland was a poUtical FOR FINBI Echmalian will speak on the pres­ Bypassed in numbers- employed, a dozen prominent British ."/resi­ iveli-omed with Cheers to be: Vice President Wallace, captured another hundred villages waa concerned no "wild schemes" o'clock. The biggest special deliv­ C. E. Wilson has been a pioneer opponent of the present tow-n clerk. fiticicncy of. staff work and quality dents were arrested on such Rev. and Mrs. Kline and family ir. the development of the success­ ent Red Cross War Fund cam­ "As .soon as he landed with a chairman of the Supply Priorities have been living at Stony Creek, and continue their devastating of taxation would be tried in an ery listing ever recorded for the Samuel J. Turkm gton '*hen. he fir.st FOODS : S weapons the expectations of the charges it 1939 and held for counter-offensive ..gainst the Ger­ effort to bring revenues above that holiday was also delivered before ful processing and packaging of paign. W illiam E Rubinow will sought office. At that time there FOSTER'S and Allocations Board; William S. months of rigorous imprisonment few ratings (seamen) he was wel­ Conn., since his retirement from furnish the attendance prize. 84 OAKLAND ST. . FREE DELIVERY! DIAL 7386! {' ^piglo-Saxon powers, comed with enthusiastic cheers Knudsen. director of the Office of the Bolton pastorate and while mans. level. noon. The post office with the ex­ rosebushes and plants for many | ■cere a large number of candidates ’The Japanese owe all this to which ended their careers in A BOND OF UNITY.—The hamiclnsp of sincerity and partnership and, meeting with n6 resistance, Production Management; Robert awaiting his call to army service The Allied triumph in Libya has Reports have been current that, ception of the six o’clock mall, yeat-s and it is through his work in the field. most elective veil of secrecy Japan. I is used by artist John G. Atherton, of Bridgeficld, Conn., to depict the P. Patterson, undersecretary of vastly strengthened the British before the Japanese attacked Pearl was delivered and sorted before th a t it has been po.saible for ret,ail There will he a meeting at 8 Miss Strickland has no plans to Double Stamps With All Orders Tonight! hat any modern nation has boon American newspaper correspon- i took'over the administration of the accepted a call to supply the pul­ stores to succe^ully and profit­ close cooperation of the American pco|ile and their Government in oolony. He- immediately organ­ war; Robert A. Lovett, assistant pit of the Wapping church. control of the Mediterranean and Harbor, the Treasury had calculat­ the extras and regulars called U a o'clock this evening of the Board do Mything except enjoy herself ALL HOLIDAY SPECI.\LS C.\RRIED 0\'E R FOR TOMORROW' C \L L LIP OR itble to throw about its m ilitary der.ts found It inadvisable to keep | financing the Defense Program tlirough tlie sale of Defense Savings secretary of war for air; Donald Rev. Kline's family will go to has removed any Immediate threat ed government spending would day. ably handle bushes and plants of Directors of the Eighth School in hflr retirement. 'Today her ojects. Nearly the entire nation lilc.s of any .sort beyond the dls- | ized a plebiscite asking the popu­ Previous to this. 70 percent oi 4 Utilities District at headquar­ Bonds and Stamps. This poster was awarded first prize at the lation to choo.se between the Free Nelson, executive director of Fort Jackson with him when he to Egypt. reach *3.000,000.000 s month dur. Postmaster Quish could not tell friendsV^re cocgrat ilating her on S?UFF?''. .m?ED A COmS eT L IN E OF'FOOD^ 70,000,000 people had been patches sent througli the Japanese i And if one may be permitted to definitely just that, the receipts plants and bushes were dried ters of the Manchester Fire De­ Museum of Modern Art exhibit in New York out of a large number of ' French cause and collaboration SPAB and OPM priorities chief; reports for service on January 5. ing the fiscal year beginning next attaining^.her "gra'iuation" from Ohilized In the g reatest counter- censorship. The arrest of a British [ Leon Henderson, director of civil­ inject a rather personal' note, July 1. will be for this year but stated when sold and the balance were so partment on Main street. Only- work. I .'espionage effort of history. coUcague, and his death—official­ submitted drawings, and is being used on posters by business firms with the powers who starve, hu- Christmas has brought to me a devitalized that another large pro­ routine matters will be up for dis­ f 1 mlllate and martyrize our coun- ian supply; James V. Forrestal, Since then, this projected outlay positively that it would greatly Warning Given ly labeled suicide—while in cus­ in advertising, and in numefous other forms to promote the sale of undersecretary of the Navy; Hop­ feeling which 1 should like to of *36.000,000.000 a year was un­ Increased over th at of 1940 or any portion of these died after plant­ cussion. ’The accom plishments of the Ger- tody. pointed to the wisdom of . Defense Bonds and Stamps. 'u —— ' try- kins, and William L. Batt, chief share with you. It is reinforcement derstood to have been revised up­ other prevloui year in the history ing. jman and Russian armies have this precaution. "Ninety-eight per cent of the of the OPM Materials Division. of the belief that there's only one ward to the point where experts of the office. During the past week the SUte 'Stunned or electrified the world, Even foreign technicians who I population, amid general rejoic­ The White House said MacKen- /V. y. Siocks way in which we can lose this war has made two purchases of land ings, expressed their wish to said it waa likely to go far beyond but of these ample warning was were engaged to In.stall machinery | ri.Hon. General Maltby returned to zie King was due to arrive about —ju st one way: *40,000,000,000. In East Hartford and has taken an ^ v c n . The Germans boa.stcd of or supervise processes u.sed in the I brow off the shackles of the 2:30 p. m. Asked, w hether he would It's througli selfishness - person­ No Information On Total All Credit Men option on a third piece. Those who Britain Sent Hong Kong in order to prevent '.rmistlce and to resurhe the stnig- Adams Exp ...... 6H their might, hoping to make an military effort had to go about | any further hostilities and Sir make his residence at the White Air R e d u c ...... 36 al selfishneas, which is the basis While George said he had no in­ Open Forum have sold to the state are Fl W. ^ly of fear. Even the Russians tbelr work almost blimlfolcled. 1 ■Mark remained at the Peninsula Ic at the side of the Allies under House during his stay in Washing­ of collective selfishness. formation on the total of projected Beach, et al, land In the rear of .he aegis of Free France. Alaska Jun ...... 1 ^ Must Register were given to parading their new They were confined to small areas Large (irbiip liotcl. ton, . Press Secretary Stephen Alleghany ...... CaUs^For irtmost Sacrifice outlays, he estimated that current Silver Lane, and Hattie G. Hollis­ weapons through the Red Square ol the factories in which they "This manifestation of French Early reminded reporters that he Allied Chem ...... 137 This greatest crisis of our his-. taxes would raise approximately Tribute to Mrs. Ellen MeSweeney ter. land also in the rear of Silver for foreign military men to see. oopular will is - all the more slg- tory can bo solved only through worked and made to go to and fro Of Aviators doubted this because there was Am Can ...... 80 *17,(X)0,000.000 in the next fiscal Editor. The Herald; Federal Reserve Board notices Lane. The option la taken on land Not so the Japanese. During four by carefully designated routes Stcimminfi Soldiers ' mfieant, for it is the first time' "standing room only" in the execu­ Am Rad St S ...... 4 the utmost sacrifice by each of us. year. Added to this may is *4,- There are sad hearts in a Man­ on Simons road from Ira Roberta ! and a half years of war in China ' ."Inee June, 1940, th at the popula­ We can't leave it to George. It's have been issued warning all busi­ 88V® from which nothing could be seen. tive mansion right now. Am Smelt ...... 38** 000,000,000 or *5,000,000,(»00 In chester home, for the angel ot nessmen giving installment credits The land is evidently for the ex- i You they kept their best divisions hid- Help Prepare Way tion, exclusively composed of Even Germans have complained of ((•< .itlmird From Page One) Early spid that while Russia, Am T A T ...... 119'* a case of every one sharing fully new levies the Treasury is expect­ death plucked a beautiful tlo ver to register by January 1. Failure tension of the Wilbur Cross high- ! '«Sen in Manchukuo, their battle- such treatment. Tokvo, Dec. 2C (Official Broad­ "rcnch citizens. haA been able to China, The Netherlands, and other according to hts talents and re­ ed to recommend soon. I- the person of Mrs. Ellen Mc- way. cast iic.orded by AP)—A special Am Tob B ...... 45 lo register will make it illegal for fleet inactive, and gave demonstra­ All tliis secrecy at home was Axis air war on the European jxpress Its feelings in accordance nations arrayed against the Axis Am Wat Wks ...... 2*i sources. That addition would put the na­ Swccncy of West Center street. tions of military Ineptitude in ditaehmeiit of "swimming sol­ ..'ith democratic principles and the It may bo a matter of money, of them to extend installment credits complemented by a vast espionage front. powers had not as yet taken part Anaconda ...... 26-1* tion on a half and half basis—half She was a loving mother and to after that date. The filing of regis­ Mr. and Mrs. George Bissell, of China that made many exports and fifth column organization ex­ Kn route from a Canadian port, diers" who had been trained by Ights of peoples to self-determin- formally in the Roosevelt-Church- personal services, of sw^at In what of expenditures raised out of taxes her acquaintances a loyal ffiend. Paterson. N. J . formerly of Man­ pvcW dress • • • V two Olympic games point-scorers Armour 111 ...... 3 tration may be made at any fed­ rate their land and air forces as tending to all the shores of the Pa­ their convoy wa-s e.scifi'ted part of ill discussions on unified action, Atchison ...... • 29'’« once was our leisure time. The In­ and the remainder from borrowing smile and loving disposition won chester, are visiting relatives in | second rate. lielped prepare the Way tor the i dividual must figure that out for eral reserve bank of branch. cific and beyond. Some of this was the way ncro.sa the N orth A tlan­ d ip lo m atic representatives of Aviation Corp ...... 3-1* — hut George Inlti mated this could her countless friends wherever she The lime installment regulations town for Christmas and the week­ Behind the curtain, ).lic Japa- poorly eon ealed. The Japanese tic by United States Naval units. Japaneae capture of the British is- ' these countries were being kept himself, and in addition accept went. Just now the clouds are dark end. They are guests of Mrs. Bla- land at,ronghold of Hong Kong, it Baldwin (Ct ...... 13*» not last long. were placed in effect September 1, I liese Army and Navy elaborated a naval officer who turned mess boy More Thun Half Canadians informed of the progress of the B A O ...... 2>i cheerfully the sacrifices which the At the same time, he predicted and the loved ones she left behind sell's sister, Mr.s. Arthur J. tremendous plot against the An­ was revealed today. Kilelieii Shower government has to impose. when nveiyone was. given an auto­ Holmes, of 39 Munro street, and in a white man's club or fisherman More than half of the airmen - talks to date. Bendlx ...... 39 that routine non-defense spending her can see no silver lining. We matic temporary license to conduct glo-Saxon world, of proportions along the American Pacific coast fliers a.s well os ground personnel , The , members , of this newly- This is a total war, the like of trust that the prayers and hand­ expect to return to their home across the Beth Stl . . .'...... 61 could be reduced, at least *1.500.- installment selling, and all were th a t wpiuld have seemed fantastic has been a half-joke for a decade. were Canaiiian.s. The rest of f*or Caroline Hill Policeman Is Blamed Beth Stl 7 P f ...... 11744 which the world never before has 000,000 yearly. This would be in clasps of the many friends who of­ Sunday. had they been disclosed before mirrow waterway between the seen. It calls for total sacrifice- installed to register for permanent We knew there were dangerous contingent included It. A, F. men Borden ...... 18H line with the recommendations sub­ fered sympathy in the dark hour licenses before the. end of the year liDecember 7, trained in Canada. United .State.s Kowloon malnl.and and the island, W’insted, Dec. 26 — (Ah — Two total unselfishness. In short, the of sorrow will help lighten the Mrs. Mary Giblin is to build an fifth column.s in Hawaii, and at located Briti.sli rniiie.s and exploded Can Pac ...... 3 >4 mitted yesterday by the Joint Con­ Licenses will be granted without The purpose of the Japanese Davao In the Philippines, that members of the Royal Canadian Miss Emily W. Smith of 55 Mld- men. one a state policeman and certain way to victory is for every gressional Economy Committee, of heavy hearts of her family and addition to her convalescent home them by nflt-flre, thus enabling lle Turnpike East, entertained (Case IJ. I.) ...... 63 man. woman and child to Junsp in any qualifying requiremenU. They I military clique, to drive the white Japanese were showing a strange Air Force, Norwegians from the the other the son of the victim, Cerro De P ...... 2544 which Senators Byrd (D.. Ca.), is bring sunshine into their souls are Intended solely to provide a on Cottage street. A. A. Dion will man out of East Asia, had Its in- enthusiasm for level farmland.s in "Little Norway" training biwie the Japanese trixip transports to | ^ kitchen shower at her home were held criminally responsible and fight like Hell, each after his chairm an. again. build a frame addition 28*j feet by Pro.s.s in safely. Ches A Oh ...... 32'* 'means of enforcement in those I ception at least a generation ago. Central America near the I’umima near Toronto, and Australians and last night, honoring Miss Caroline by Coroner Lester Schafer today ffChrysIcr ...... 43*4 own capabilities. n u id s lo Bo Cut Off The world la dark 24 >s feet to her present buildings. Tile soldiers were trained by E. Hill, fiancee of her brother. Blessed With Resources cases where violations of the regu­ I Even while Japan was the ally of Canal. I New Zealanders. for the automobile accident De­ Coca - Cola ...... 83'4 In Us report the < commmittee The sun won’t shine lations moke it necessary to revoke ' Reizo Koike and Sabiiro Ito. Koike j Ri^-hnrd B, Smith. The guests num- We can't lose if we do that, be­ For I have lost Relnhartx Lehman, who Uvea on [Britain and the United States in But the war has shown how j They said their croa-sing had took second place buck of a team cember 12 in Watertown in which Col Gas A El ...... 1 ‘4 recommended cash savings of *1.- licenses. : the first World War, some of her 8-nister all this was. Secretary■' been uneventful. berod about 30. and were from Mrs. EMna H. Townsend of West cause the United States In par­ 131.075.000 under present operat­ Sweet Friend of mine the Manchester road in the town mate in the 200-mclcr -meter breast-oreasi- ; Washington, D. C. New York City ComI Inv T r ...... 20-44 ticular and the Allies in general generals and admirals were plot Knox said the Ha\vail Fifth Col-: A furlher contingent of Cana Haven was killed. Ooml Solv ...... 7 44 ing costs and cancellation of *170,- ol Glastonbury reporJLs- that yes­ rtroke championship at the 19.2 , Wethersfield.-' South Windsor, are bles.sed with resources which She rests just now terday morning he saw a box tur­ ting to make Nippon the mis­ umn surpassed anything of its kind I dian troops, including Maj. Gen. Olympic games at Los Angeles | j gnj this town, State Policeman Timothy J. Cons Edls ...... 12 000,000 ,ln potential loans by Fed­ except perhaps in Norway. The H. D. Crerar, commander-desig­ Foley, transferred from the C/ta- can smother the Axis—if we util­ eral agoncies. Before the throne tle 'iWalking across the road in tress of the whole Orient, a pro- and w as third in the same e\cnt | Smith home was decorated Cons -bll ...... 5H ize those resources to the utmosL Round Up Cattle 14, gram which involved tossing the little soda-pup peddler of Apnrri nate of the Second Division, also naan to the Litchfield barracks Cont Can ...... 24 The (;ommittee recommended Of Jesus Sweet front of h*8 home Mr. Lehman is becomes M ajor H ara of his .im­ landed with the airmen from their lit Berlin 111 1936. Ito finished fifth , a manner ftpproprlate with the three days before the accident, and Let me tell you a story to the th a t *400.000.0()0 be cut off WPA In her heavenly home of the opinion th a t this ia some I'Occldcntals out. in the latter r a c e . ____ , ftiristmas season, with numerous Com Prod ...... 50'4 ^ ith Automobiles Its First Passes , perial Jap'anose maje.s-ty's army. flotilla of troopships. John Townsend were the drivers Del L A W n ...... 2H point. funds. *246.960,000, be saved by kind of a record for Christmas Flstiermen on the C'uha and Costa Infantry .\lso l,anded ' . ' _ , ! hells. The hrklc-elect found direc- named. Townsend's car and a state The other day a relative of abolishing the Civilian Conserva­ O sorrow not. Day. Tokyo made the first pa.ssos at Douglas Alrc ...... 64*4 mine discovered one of my old I mastery of China aftid Hus.sian Si- Rican coa.ats are scizeif as spies. The convoy also landed rein­ Labor iUons as to where her gifts were police car driven by Foley collided D u .P o n t...... 138'* tion Corps and *91,767.000 by For she will w ait Japanese cotton picker.s in Now forcements fdr ififuntry-regiments; ’ I concealed fhroiighoiit the house, head-on. . Eastman Kod ...... 134*4 trunks which hadn't been opened abolishing the National Youth Ad- To welcome us Thermopolis. Wyo.—(A>) —in true Mias Dorothy Ritz, parish work­ ^ria in the years 1915-19 while since J*ist after the World w ar ^ the .Anglo-Sqxons wore engaged Guinea nn i, merehartl.s in Borneo an ordnance medical corps; en­ bv hints on the Christmas tree. Elec Auto-L ...... 10 minifitratlon. At the Golden Gate, western tashiori. half a dozen er at the South Methodist church, have to be "roiindeci up." gineers; anti-aircraft signallers; I s Cxl\Cll IV IcS S a^C I Tho couple are to have one of the Gen Elec ...... 25'J and was believed lost. It was Other major projected cash sav­ Her Friends cowboya leaped on their mounts was called to her home in Kendall. * , elsewhere. But when the war wa.s filled with treasured souvenirs of 1.29 f over, leaving the United States Everywliere through the South Royal CSnadlah .Mounted Police; a new homes on Tiirnbuii road. Red Gen Foods . . »...... 36'» ings Included *100,000,000 from and made for the railroad station N y., (Thriatmas eve by the eud- Seas the Japanese spread Ihelr company of Canadian Forestry will bo'one of the decorative color Local Stocks Gen Mot ...... 30 the great conflict and of visits to Agricultural export funds, *70,- H aM e Paper —a train whistle had frightened den death of her father. . stock of 209'''“' t the world’s greatest military pow­ Hartford, Dec. 26.- (Ah—Gover­ notc.s In the bride’s kitchen, and many countries. In going Editor, The Herald: and stampeded 100 cattle from the er w ith a rapidly-growing navy. shopkeepers who made no money, Cor^s lumbermen bound for duty Hccker Prod ...... 6y 500.000 by abolition of the Farm Our Entire StocK I nor Hurley today issued a New many of the lovely and useful Furnished by Putnam and Co. through these mementoes I found Security Administration, *64.000,- .. over the radio I hear stockyards. J the Japanese ware prevailed upon their uniquitous (Camera shops, in Scottish forests, and an ortho­ Year s' day message to organized Hershey* ...... 34*1 Igloo Fact Sole 0* their barbers — more pervasive, pedic unit with 19 nurses. gifts she received in all sorts of fl Central Row, Hartford Hudson M o t...... 214 a little box filled with ordinary ce­ 000 by deferment of one-half the that by destroying waste paper we But it was all over when they on to forego their expansionist ambi­ labor of Connecticut in Which he kitchen furnishings, featured red ment marbles, and the way 1 got housewives are striking a severe got there. presses tions and for n.srly a decade lib­ even, than the Nazi "touri.sts" who Other units included draft.s of complimented it MNi"the splftidld Bid Asked Int H arv ...... 45*1 public roads program, *60.000,000 Snow houses are used in north­ swarmed through Europe,. the Polish and .Netherlands Armies III one place or another. Insurance In t Nick ...... 25 N them was this: in ffepartmeni overhead expen cs blow to our Natlonar Defense ef­ Two ranchers’ wives, Marguer­ ern Canada and in some parts of Cotton eral govemmenLs. ruled in Tokyo. spirit of cooperation" w ith "Which -Christmas carols were sung and bn a September, day of 1917. and *54.164,(K)0 in non-defense fort. On second thought waste pa- ite and Helen Merrill, already had Before Uiis change of heart, the The first w eeki of the Pacjlflc trained in Canada, some personnel it Joined "with management In Aetna (Casualty .... 125 130 Int T A T ...... I ': Greenland, so a majority of Es­ war have iiroiliiced many weird Ol the Dutch fleet air arm, and other pastimes enjoyed ami the A etna F i r e ...... 53 55*4 Johns - Man ...... 60*; during the height of the war I was buildings. per l.s a fire hazard now as nevei rounded 'em up~with their auto­ kimos never have seen such Japanese Aavy had embarked on ' Ciinnccticnt'.'i historic victory com- hostess served a luncheon. A etna L i f e ...... 23*.^ 25*4 walking across what had been the Observing that there was ’’no be^re we should be fire conscious mobiles. houses. a tremendous "eight-eight" build- stories of Japanese swret weap­ tradesmen from Jamaica'for the j part." Kennecott ...... 34 K ons, the two-man submralnes of British Army. Mias Hill and Mr. Smith arc to Automobile ...... 35 37 Leh Val R R ...... 2 Vi public square of the French city room for non-essentiais in a gov- Here Is a suggestion, why not i / i I'ig progrmn—eight huge bdttic- "I know labor In Connecticut he married in Lebanon on Sunday of Peronne, on the Somme. The erninsnt stripped for action," the place bins in • ' ' "f home, out the kitchen door and In­ 44*4 46*4 NY (Central ...... • • • • 7>; of these toys. Then I saw more Restrictions Removed had been expected; that som * ol S. N. E. Tel. Co. .. 135 140 NY NH A H ...... 3-1 ( and still more of the pellets, in fact I reduction The beglnhlng of the China war Stanley peninsula all unjiarmed. labor's patriotic devotion ami all to the backyard where he wrig­ You th Confesses their planes \ver» German ..Meascr It was learned, meanwhile/ that gled-out of his coat and escaped. Unit. Ilium. Shs. ... 88 93 Nor Am Co ...... Oj so many that it became obvious In 1937 removed all restrictions qiit determ ination - to win v'lC Western Maas...... 17 19 .WHISPERED schmltts- perhaps mags in .lijpnn the final Japanese military action .xlruggle for freedom. After being arrested the young Packard ...... J they weren’t marbles at all. Sud­ New Haven Firm F.,«n the m ilitarists and placed at under Nazi sup-i vision- an l ilhfit Industrial Param Piet ...... J ; denly It dawned upon me what AttemptVittack their disposal Just about all the against Hong Kong was at 5:50 . "In the' New Year I know labor man, confronted by Mrs. Rafter You k;ntz-l*ke devgo’’ they w’efo able to send tanks into p. m^. i3:.50 n. m.. e. s. t.) on cried: ‘'Keep her away! I want no Acme Wire 18 20 Penn R R ...... the find meant. . „ funds they could spend. Industry in Connerticut. 'WlU reach new Am. Hflrdward 17 19 IN OUR EAR action thousands or miles n\yay Thursday when Japanc?e bombers ijeight.s of achlevemerit:'* part of her—|she’8 too tough.” . . Phelps Dodge ...... ■ • 29* German Shrapnel Balls . Gets p^in Contract was bamessed', the whole pdbple from home. Arrow H 4 H cm .. 30*4 32*4 Bridgeport. Dec. 26__(Jp)—a diiniped their last load of bombs on P hil P et ...... They were German shtappcl' | confession has made by Joseph „Su'«much-''®'” ' V ie-bo«V -• ■ I leglmented, all agenci«a^of infor-. locket Battleships the besieged British troops —Ca­ Billings 4 Spepcer . 214 3*,4 Pub Sve NJ ...... i2 bails! The greatest fighting ma­ jv matlnn and propaganda'~drafte4 Bristol Brass ...... 35- Radio ...... 24 I^Ule Manente. 19, of 45 Gedrge ThFTtmericans and British hfivc nadians. Britons and Indians.' chine the world had ever known— Waterbury, ,Dec. 26—(A>)—The street, that last Tuesday forenoon “How come, they said.” “One l | for the tfc tfremendous r effort to pre- yet to leih-n w hether there are The British surrender came at Colt’s Pat. Fire .... 65 , Reading ...... “ V the army w)iich*had overrun huge contract for building'Waterbury'a pare for the day. Japanese cOimtertcOuhterparts of the great Fashion Nods at Winter Cotton Eagle L o ck ...... ■ 8 he attempted to criminally attack 5:.50 p.-m. Rem Rand • • • *...... reaches of Europe—the 7oree new reaervoir and dam was today Mrs. Evelyn R. C»hen. 21, of 800 woman wanted that $30.00 bottle of WMterners may well wonder battleship Bismarck ranging the (DNB, German official ne.wi ,ag/ Fafnir Bearings . . . 118 Republic S tl ...... 16 which couldn’t Tie/ stpppcd-pthls awarded, subject to ^ e approval J how luch deep secrecy could wrap eastern seas, whether the .lani-ru .se Hart and Cooly .... 118 Rey Tob B ...... 23/ ^dlM n aveflue. in the Genera' Tabu right in th’e middle of your dis­ cncy, reported in' a, disp.-rtch from m ighty power flpaUy. had , .of the jpederal government, to the ^ u n d ry , 114 Fairftjont'arveiHiF.Tsr- •a undertaking bo vast, how 40,- really have built pocket battle­ Tokyo that the full British Hendey Mach., cm. . 6H Safeway 8trs ...... J3 duced to making shrapnel bullets D G. Defelic* and Sons; Inc., of for vromen, jOOO or S0,000-ton fighting ships Land'rs Fr A Ok .. 18 off witl- play window (Right in the.middle of ships . for' raiding the distant strength at Hong Kong had been out of concrete because of lack of ' New. Hayeu, which bid *691,375. *277.35 from a caah drawei*. it wa: i/could he hidden away, millions of cenchea-^ of the ^ciflCL."'hethei 24.000 ■‘troops — 13,000 regular New Brit. M. com. ; 37 H Shen Un ...... Other bide ranged up to *1,073,546. North and Judd .. i 33 metal. British general head­ announced by Capt. of Detectlvfls our rush hour, tew) anj you replied men armed and armadas of ship­ they have developed a really for­ Army forces, “mostly Indians," Soconv - "Vac ...... * • x- • J ; quarters confirmed this, and the , The Board of Works at a meeting Jamee H. Bray, today. ping made ready. midable ai'mored force and whether 2.000 well equipped Canadia'ns who pO T T O N is , Peck. Stow A Wll .. 8 Sou P ac ...... lO held today authorized Mayor Vln- that at that stage of the (Thrislmas Russell Mfg. Co. ... 15 Jubilation was great, for it waa a _ Mihente. whp is held in lieu o/ ‘Tremendiyus Advantage the experts have underestimated arrived as ' reinforcem ents, 4,000 getting up South Ry ...... • • • ■ clear indication of what the end cept A. Scully to sign the contract TOnd of *5,<)00 on a charge of rob­ \ But the Japanese have two tre- their capacity for training and armed police, and 5,000 volunteers. there in winter­ ScovUle ...... 19 with the New Haven firm, form­ rush getting that bottle out was ab­ \V time fashion do., pfd...... 28. Std Gas A E l ...... 3-3 m ust bfe, wi 1 bery with violence, fled the'clt' iMndous counter-espionage assets equipping with modern weapons (Domei was quoted ns ^reporting So anytime you get feeling blue erly known as the New Haven immediately afterward but was ar­ solutely Tabu.” (No pun Intended.) to begin with. Their language is an arm y g reater than the 2.000,- that the Japanese Navy sank or —as you can .see Silex Co...... 8 Std Oil (Cal ...... 20 Road Construction Co., when the Stanley Works .... 37*,4 over the war, just think of your rested in Paterson, N. J., late Wed­ "la most dUficutt used by any ma- 000 a t which their strength- had totally disabled a British destroyer, tq by this pic- S td O llN J ...... « Uncle Mac’s concrete shrapnel | bid is approved by the Federal 13 ture of Gladys Torrington ...... 25 H Tex (Company ...... 3»- nesday. He was returned here im­ M.5R ir people; in practice almost a been estimated. submarine, gunboat and six tor­ bullets—and smile. government. mediately. glQUlRR t cods of which knowledge is •Another question to be answered pedo boats during the attack on > Swarthout wear- Veeder - R oot...... 43 Tlm ken Roll B ...... <6 - We had extra clerks. We had or­ ; ing cotton cor- New York Banks The United Stales government w Capt. Bray aaid the youth still OUR by only a handful of for- la whether the striking force dis­ Hong Kong. It added that Japanese Iransamerica ...... Use For B orplns hts awarded the city a half.iplllion M l played In the first weeks means 1 duroy for Bank of N. Y...... '316 Un (CarWde ...... ; ...... bad 8175 in hia pockets when ar­ dered tons of extra merchandise—and V i«rs.. And th e Occidental in Marines occupying Stonecutter is- (Sunday evening. dollar grant toward the construc­ rested. SM l ia a marked man by the the Japanese are shooting the land seized 40 . In 60 vcBaels and Bankers Trust ----- 4U4 Ublon Pac ...... tion of the reservoir and dam. Re­ OH works—all their bept weapons—in lU The famed Central Hanover ... 72 U nit A i r e ...... -Mt. Vernon, III.—(A^—The Mt.l Irwin E. Friedman, who )iae still we just couldn’t seem to give the color of hla akin; a foreign quantities of ammunition after the •inger, whoee Vernon unit of the Woman’s j ceiving this aid, the city 'had.to been retained as counsel for Ma­ HOUSSCOM^ It haa two atrikes on him be- their desperate effort to win Quick­ surrender of the British garrison.) Chase ...... 23 U nit (Corp ...... 3-1 Write into the specifications given usual Weldon service. wardrobe often Chemical ...... 3614 U nit G as I m p ...... 4 (kiuncU of NaUonal Defense wound I nente, confirmed the confession a he begina. ly, whether the Messerschmltl and Domei said It was an uncondi­ sets styles up Ita affairs in 1918 at the end of I The bidding contractors certain re- and indicated that the defense will yeara foreigners have been tanks encopntcred in Malaya arc tional surrender, and told this City ...... 22 US R u b b e r...... »ueV* [ chose this beau* (Continental ...... 10 the last w sr with s surplus fuBd.1 atrictiona as to material afld Men. be that Manente ia “a mental ^ tr'ie a n - from certain ^ aonea, and only the forerunners of hundreds story of Hong Kong’s last hours tifully cut US S m e lt...... N . 46; Because ol this tbs bid of the case.” or thousands still in reserve. (Com Ehcebange .... 29^ US Steel ...... 3®; The fund, flow totaling 862.29 a f-| It’s fproof in itself that , more an,tslk in the Peninsula Niag Hud ...... IH idax KabrieliT and Hia Society Club OrchealB^, i.find the answer. “ ■ “ * ' tiattiQ, Oa tbs or* ...... 8H *— there. The------atten-'te n d a n t__ hotel a t . 1 r ; •' PWBlDAd ( recently to fan to get things nady-HUKl thsn ...... 48 Ifyi annual OUR PAGE m a inin ■ u ■ / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CQNN. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 26. 1941 MANCHESTER EVENING HEltALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 26. 1911 kGESlX \ PAGE SEVEN ■SSjll g progrsm for Industrlsl peace it foes and foea of friends. Wa are el-B have reached "complete har­ Our Side Gets '^ganized • SERIAL STORY -Monday from Rangooh,^ Burma, a Know Nothing of W ar gave the nation two basic guaran­ fighting on the aide of freedom— / / ’« 52 Minutes to Eternity Reach Accoird mony of views" and formed a mili­ Chinese government X^atement tees which are invaluable. but not In this instance. Here we Daily Radio Programs tary council for prosecution of the announced, and called on the gen­ Bridgeport. Ded, 26—(g )-4 are atlll waiting for appeasement, war against Japan here this week, ^Cwnltig S f n l i "There shall be no strikes or HIS CHRIStMAS CAROL Bosten Stanard Time On War Plans officials announced today. eralissimo tha^ evening concern­ tiially_ the ,whQl(i world la St “ lockouts. which has never worked yet. to On the Sing Sing Special ing joint war action by deih,o but a Bridgoport man ki cop»vniGMr 1941. Gen. Sli Archibald P. Wavell, fine country, whoM Inhabit IHC "All disputes shall be settled by work this time. BY ADELAIDE HAZELTINE commander in chief of British criitic countries. \ ® » ln « » NCA tM VICK. INC.' says, arc unawara'of the Haoeta**t«r, Cofin. peaceful meSns.’’ Comment -on the incident this By Don Whitehead d doesn't understand why people British uml Chiiipsp Mil­ forces in India, and Generali-ssimo "A military council waa Created New York, Dec. 26.-01^—It’S| should be so curious. Je'a John H. Clark, hom a ob „ THOiiAa rcRouaoN This is, basically, what the na­ morning U all to the effect that The Story: The terms of Andrew ; turned to the office to face Andy. News Headlines of 1941 Chiang Kai-.Shelt took part with in Chungking Dec. 2.'), " the state­ c^ion from a rubber planUUOB i Ocaaral Manafcr Deartioni'e wUI specifying that his But ahe found she need not have Just 52 minutes from the gloomy Fritz Kuhn, the German-Amen- itary Lf’uders Form other officers in discussions of ment said. .... Fonadad Oetabar 1. ttll. tion wanted, and what our nation­ this illustrates the need for a su­ esvems of Grand Central Station LibWia, and he told intervifl — secretary Carol, aad five other em­ worried at alL For Mr. Herrick can Bund Fuehrer, drew ^ e big­ "every aspcvd of the campaign in | "On the, third day of his stay, preme command—a command, to eternity. Council on War. the Far East.” a British embassy | "The^,.Negroea of Liberia '■ FsblMhad «»»ry Eacapt al situation demanded. ployes, shall Judge whether or not waa In Andy’s office and what he On Air Over the Weekend gest crowd to the termliUl that having completed his work, Gen­ even know there is a w ar. mdara and HoJidaya V It reflects the good faith and presumably, which would be able hie playboy eon Andy hi running waa saying cleared her of any con­ The New York Central's Local Lent can recall. chmmunlque said, |eral \Vavell left Chungking for a Poat Offlea at Hanehaatar. No. 93 pulls out of the terminal at Chungking, China, Dec. 20—ys Lent. He out of the station. ! rather win the closed shop every­ was that the sky lighted, after all Yet where under heaven was It? newscasts of the Pearl Harbor at­ 1.45 Orange Bowl football pre­ ^j.of $350,000. Middletown has al- Christmas. “ They tell me all my She was so deep in her thoughts ' where than win Wake Island, the that dark rain. father’s affairs will be tied up uo- tack os reflected by a typical view; 3 Country Journal': 5 Cleve­ ijKady collected $20,000, and Is she didn’t hear Andy come up be­ American family. Ilie author Is land orchestra. NBC-Blue—12:30 War Labor Board must make it At any rate, quite suddenly and less we can And the will. In the hind her until he said, "Star-gaz­ j^ a l f way toward Its goal, meantime the court wants some Philip Oelb. Frank Craven of the Farmers' Union; 2 Opera Lily Pons clear, from the. start, that It is Impulsively, hla face cleared, and ing, Carol?" His voice was light, \ Derby Escapes Traffic s;. Various factors are reaponslble. kind of record of the store’s assets Broadway stage is narrator. In “Lamke” ; 5 Glenn Miller sere­ Japan Using PRE-INVENTORY going to permit no runaway of he buttoned himself up for the un­ almost cheerful. The result, Carol Leon Henderson,fas guest speak­ nade. MBS - 5 From London. .1l3*crhap8 the people of Manchester on the day of his death” supposed, of gratitude from Mrs. * _ fTi ^ Fatality Four Years any sort in the department of la­ certain late afternoon, and he "I suppose they'll require an In­ er, Is to discusa automobile tire American Eagle squadron sends l^ o n ’t know. yet. that this Is a Milligan and Mrs. Grover. Grati­ rationing. bor's organisational and Jurisdic­ went out down Main street and ventory." greetings. Boy iroops Derby, Dec 26 oRi-This S'.nRl war. Perhapa they will have tude he had no right to accept. city of more than 10,(MM) ha.15—Food News Here are recipes you will want •The Invaders carried .26 cali­ Dr. Erb hod given the college Mu­ -.1 ; its workers together, give them Why? Over at the Federal Bureau of day who,, are ready\ to go to war thing to fear when our armed the visit. But she had no Urns. - :80—Hank Lawson' to try: ber rims and about one-fourth of sic Department “nation-wide pres- j $89.00 'Twin size Super Beautyrest innerapring m aitre^ and Investigation, a group of 85 scien­ make sure that the bone Is unin­ The victims: targument and pep. and uae every Because It, with our British al­ with a shout. forces are manned by the sons of jured and. to advise you concern­ Oh, Mr. Dearborn!" Mrs. MlUI- David Walsh, 62, of Milford, 10:00—U. 8. Army Cream o f' Potato and Onion Sonp them had .25 caliber sub-machine tigs" particularly by “his empha­ ■ box’ spring outfit. Discontinued cover, slightly soiled... MISCELL.4NEOUS DINING ROOM ' tists. every one of them specialists On Kennesaw Mountain that men like that? gan held a white gloved hand to­ 2 frankfurters guns." sis tq>pa the study of music by ...... $69 »%0 , possible method of waking Man- lies, is afraid that if Vichy France in some particular field, will i>e ing a treatment to prevent infec­ killed Christmas night In a bus- 10:15—Reflections "in Rhythm tion. ward him. "I want to thank you auto collUion in Bridgeport 10:30—Music While You Work 2 tablespoons butter The commander of the landing many for the cultural oatisfaction ! $25.00 Holman-Baker Innerapring Mattress, ftili size; orchid $44.50 (jhlna Cabinet; harvest mahogany veneered. Curved -Chester up to war realities. We if offended it will tur;i over working day and night If neces­ for your courteour letter and the 11:00—Lincoln Highway J cup finely chopped onions section said the .25 caliber bullet it affords, rather than the study of ! I cover ...... 819.75 glass door, 1 d raw er...... $29.78' sary tp make life hard for the sab- (Constipation and Cathartics) check for the sweater. It shows Injuries to Bride Fatal 1 would not kill a man unless It miislc only by the grSatly gihed $■49.75 Buffits; 18th Century styles in mahogany veneers. ' should not ask o r . expect one or French West African bases, and found it to be Identical with two Question: Mr. Harold S. writei: Mra. laabelle Engstrom, 24, of 11:80—Saturday Vaudeville The­ tablespoon flour j I $25.00 Full size Lambeth Innerapring M attress...... $10.75 .pteurs and spies. J. Edgar Hoover, you’re doing the right thing. After ater 1 quart milk struck a vital spot. few, with a professional objective." Choice of two patterns, each..,...... IM .08 two individuals to accomplish this the French fleet, to Hitler. illrector, started the FBI crime de­ jackets found hidden in a water "I am having quite a atruggle with Belmcmt, Mass., died In a Hart? $89.00 Two Piece Studio Divan Suite; divan and cllalr in rad hole nearly a quarter of a mile all It wasn’t so much the $3.0S-as 12:00 Noon—Market and Agricul­ 2 cups cooked, need potatoes . , Artill DreyeuI . Dr. Erb’s jon, Dr. Ronald M. figured tapestry ...... $108.00,Breakfront China Cabinet; largo Chippendale dcslga .Alone. It is, then, the tame combina­ tection laboratory in 1932, not Menus coMtipatlon. When I uae a strong ford hospital Christmas Eve of In- Artillery Duet At Start from the wreck. the principle of it. Your father Juries received In Glastonbury tural News 1 4 teaspoons salt Erb, Is piesldent of the Univer­ in genuine mahogany, antiqued...... $126.08 In the last wAr. Manchester tion of threat by a totalitarian without a little derisive sniffing A Week’s Supply cathartic I find that my,colitis re­ used to say, ’The cuatonaer is al­ P.M. '* teaspoon pepper The battle in - the Llngayen sity of Oregon. from somS government officials, If and when the owners of those turns. Should I discontinue the Tuesday night. She wsa on her BEDROOM CHAIRS sdisUngulshed itself by the efft- power, and appeasement by a Jackets are apprehended, a power­ ways right, Mrs. Milligan.’ I see 12:15—8Ute Theater Presentation Wipe frankfurters with damp sres started at 2 a. m. with an lawmakers, and particularly the For Goufl Health laxatives? When I do I get a bad you’re following in his’ footatelw. wedding t|dp. „ ' cloth and slice thin. Melt buttsi; artillery duel between Japanese $29.75 Slipper Chair; tufted seat and back; green velveteen 1} I dency and generosity with which democratic power, which has hap­ police of the land. ful bit of testimony will be thrown headache and my tongue becomes Mlchsel Joseph Vendette, 23, of 12:25:—Weather Man LIVING BOOM CHAIRS Into the case by the FBI scientist Recommended Your father waa a fine man, Mr. 12:30 — Connecticut Unlveraity add frankfurters and onions and warships and American shfira Courses Offered cover; beige fringe v a la n ce ...... $21.50 i|^ U met all such appcgla. The an- pened so many times ovet in this In nine years, the sniffers have' coated. Some of the time my stom­ New Haven, klUed In New Haven guns. $17.50 Bouddir Chair; plain burgiuuly satin; white fringe".. who made that analysis. By McCoy Health Service Dearborn." Christmas D ty when he was struck Farm Forum cook about 2 minutes. Push frank­ $44.50 Wing Back Lounge; choice of black, rust or green ' gwer Is not that Manchester’ was period of the world’s history. quit it and the police of the land ach seems upset no matter wluit Andy waa too perplexed to an­ furters and onions aside. Btir in Opposing the Japanese were • • ...... [ ...... $8.75 tapestries. Each ...... $S$,S0 now send about 2,000 specimens a I eat and I am troubled by gaa." by an automobile at the busy State Americans and young FlUpIno In Seamanship $29.75 Two-part Boudoir Love Seat; burgundy printed cre­ • .xnorfe prosperous then, for It Is. to It is a pure repetition of the In the laboratory, too, chemists Dally Menus swer. and Chapel streeU Intersection. flour and blend thoroughly. Then ,$35.00 Stump-arm Cogswell Chairs; burgundy or deep blue month to the laboratory for analy- study .acids that are thrown fin Answer: AH of the symptoms I want to take back all that I add milk and gradually the pota­ troop* who are being welded into tonne ...... ; ...... 4 . .$ 19.75 frieze covers. Choice-...:...... 824.76 ,i -the contrary, more prosperous lo- system by which Elngland and I S ^ d veport. Menus suggested for the week you mention are (:ommon in ~ Bruce Perry. <8. ®f Short Beach, first class fighting force, metals and materials to damage ■aid about not setting jny foot in toes, stirring constantly.'Add salt Hartford, Dec. 26.—(/P)— Con- ^ $27.50 Boudoir Chair; copper satin with beige frin ge.. .$18.75 $44.50 Lqunge Chair, black tapestry co v er...... gu'gg .' 'day. The answer is that then France gave Hitler Munich, by Spectography, petrography, se­ beginning Sunday, December 28. mucous colitis. I advise that the fatally Injured In New BRYcn I spent four days miys in and around them. your store again, wung man. You Chrlatmas Eve when an automo­ and pepper: Cook until thickened. necUcut Employment Service $39.50 Pillow-back Lounge Chair, knuckle arms; wine taoea- rology and such may Just send the 19*1; patient with colitis avoid lax WDRC 6 the fighting front, including a try .7 ? ...... 829.16 I .Bvery individual who occupied any which Stalin gave Hitler western The document section devotes Sunday can count on ms for a customer." bile stdewlped' another car and . Kilocycles Serve immedistely. Makes serv­ offlcea are now equipped to furnish MISCELLANEOUS BEDROOM reader to the dictionary, but it al­ its time toi documents, checks, tivea as they fiaay tend to increase T b at’a flhe, Mra. MlUigan," he ings. _ two-day hiks over mountain traila $22.50 Sleepy-Hollow Occasional Chair, green tapestry, 818.86 : ifbMre of this community’s Veader- Europe, by which the whole world ready has been proved that they Breakfast—Cottage cheese-^ bak the. Irritation lr> the intestine. I crashed Into a btjlldlng. afetr the Japiuieae cut the main information and application blanks codes and cyphers. The s arch for nuutage tp tbs various drives held. chance In Chlna^ . —. Petrography, for example, is the the enema.-As S general rule the Mrs. MlUigan left and Carol 1 tall can red salmon abandon and burn my autofnohlle. business of analyzing and classify­ ultraviolet light and the use of role; string beans; salad of toma­ mas. Eve by a hit-ftm auto driver 8:00—Studio Matinep—WDRC En­ telegraphy being offered by the U. $9.95 Ladderback Side Chair; mahogany tlniah;~ flter-ruah ‘‘ Then, drives did not depend up- ultraviolet and Infrared photogra­ e'hema secures results satisfactory waited tensely for Andy to ask semble. 14 cup butter Part of the Japaneae forces turn­ . I8J8 We have already received some ing soils, minerals, dirt and debris. toes. in every way and the enema will while returning home with hie ed aouthward, and by Wednesday S. Maritime Commisclon, Leonard’ $66.00 iitc^ern Vanity Dresser and Mirror; figured \ralnut ,Bn one or two cylinders to -pull phy for the restoration of secret her about the incident, what could family from a laet minute shop­ 8:80—Renfro Vslley Folks. ^4 cup chopped celery J. Maloney, director of the aervice veneers ...$29 75 $39.50 Chippendale Wing Chair; ball-and-clawf blue linen.. repayment for our appeasement of Into this classificatioii too falls the Dinner—Roast chicken with cleanse the intea.lne sufficiently ahe tell him? That obe had dla- 8:45—News. 1 tablespoon chopped onion. night, when I left the foremoet mlscroscoplc study o'f oils and and obliterated writing are Juat dressing; asparagus; salad of raw ping trip. announced today. $25.00 Modern Vanity and Mirror in walnut finish^ blroh •...... EM.78 I them over the top. We had pow- Vichy France. We sCnf sbpplles phases of thlb section’s extensive so. that the headache, coated regarded hU InstrucUdtas, openly 8:55—War Commentary. 2 tablespoons .flour. area, they had reached Posorrubio $19.75 Maple Lounge Chair; brown plaid seat and back, 812JM greases to determine if any for­ spinach and lettuce, ice cream. tongue and flatulence will be John J. Koehal, S», and Binalonan on the main high­ “Good Jobe on ships paying''from ^.Br to qiare. to General Weygand In Africa In work but It Is one that makes the defied him? Without, the will to 4:00—Ad Liner. 1 quart milk $22.5o" Bleigh-type P a n e ls Bed; maliogimy veneer^; e ln ^ ' eign substance has been Introduced Monday alleviated. The safest rule for you port. faUIly Injur^ln a TrumbuM 1 way to Manila. g $72 to $200 a month await 40>000 The elements of that power are the hope that he would be friend­ task of sabotage and, spying far make him imderstsnd her motives automobile accident Qirietmas | 4:45—Mark' Hawley—News. teaspoon salt young men," Mr. Maloney said, to damage the machinery it la Breakfast—Coddled eggs: re- to follow as long aa the irritation 6:00—Mary Marlin. Dash' of pepper; ^'BtiU here. They must be brought more difficult than it was. he would never forgive her. “In addition to the valuable train­ $17.60 Chippendale Dressing Table Bench';'"g'e'nillne mahog- LIVING ROOM TABLES ly to the democratic cauag. Vichy supposed to lubricate. . toasted cereal biscuit j pear sauce. persists la to leave your strong But lie didn’t sak her anything 8:15—T ^ Goldliergs.' Lemon slices s * • U fe won’t be as easy for inside BlaE Coainlts Bulel ing they wUl receive In the mari­ ...... ler. We- must eliminate the France removed -him from com­ workers as It was 20-odd years Lunch—Rice, cooked beets; cel­ cathartics on the bathroom shelf. shout It. 6:80—The O’Neills. Drain salmon, paving Uquid; rs- $25.00 Modem Occasional Table; pickled maple, Isa »ndt One case where petrography ery. It is now realised that unwise self- Herbert Thompson, Jr., 44, of time Bcnoola and on training ablpa and miss technique and aubsU- mand, and those supplies are now ago. And within two hours be bad Stonlngton, oommltted sulclds. ac­ ^:46—ScsttsiYood Baines. move skim and mash salmon to a Deaths Last Night during the next two years." bound In leather ...... * 614.18 played its part recently was’ the Dinner —Tomato and celery medication where the patient uoea 8:00—N$Ws, weather. 9x12 RtJGS . $8.76 Butterfly End Table; solid walnut...... $4JM :ute A coordinated, highly organ- nearer to Hitler's benefit than another viaitor. Tills tlms it was cording to Medical Examiner Hiu^ smooth paste. Melt butter in sauce­ identification of iron filings In a soup; broiled steak; green peas; various laxatives In larger' doses Mrs. Grover about the bicycle. 8:05—Golden Gate Quartet tk Has-* pan; add celery and onion and slm* $46.50 Fourteen Brosdioom Axmlnatera (Mill Seconds) In $17.1)0 Candlestand with leather top; Federal style; midioa- effort. they are to ours. big tractor that was shipped to lettuce salad; cup ouatard. may play a definite role In produc­ man P. Maine, by hanging him a^ Asks Cooperation Wednesday. Thompaon was aa sir el Bcdtt mer until both are soft snd’yellow. PitUburgh — Dr. Alexander Tragedy Strikes hTOked, m ^ern textured chintz and tone-on-tone designs. any veneered ...... '.....Sll3e Lat’i do It before it is tpo late But the greatest repayment Australia After tl>at, locating the ‘rteoday ing colitis. Carol!a eyes widened-whan ahe 8:10—Musical Interlude. Blend In flour; add milk and stir Lowy, 52, authority in organic $1*7.50 Modem Round Coffee Table; walnut veneered.. .88.86 source of the filings was up to oth­ raid spottar aad hla body Colors include blues,' jade, and honey-tone. ’ The mla- ;■ not run, any longer, the risk Vichy France has made was the Breakfast—Boiled whole-wheat ■aw th^lttle Woman entar tha of­ found hanging at his obssrvatlon 8:18—Fm sier Hunt—News. until mixture thickens slightly. chemistry and professor in that vveaves do Dot impair the beauty nor wearing qualities $12J)0 Maple Butterfly Table; end table alze,.ovM top. Itaht er FB I investigators, but knowing On Day o t Prayer wUh cream; stewed raisins. . fice, a smile on her tired llpa. 8:20—Edwin C. JltU. Add salmon, salmon liquid and ssa- subject at the University of Pltts- Where Unexpecte<1 of the rugs. C hoice...... $$485 c o lo r ...... 7 .8 8 J 6 having to live with a ^ o r d what it was narrowed the search. plost on Christmas V oy . ^ aumnder of French Indo-Chlna to Lufich—*Baked squash rings; They both muat hatle waited for 8:30—8Tank Parker—Songs. sonings. heat thoroughly, stirring burib; ' , $58.50 Fourteen Broadloom Axmlnatera (Mill'Seconds) in $9.95 Maple 'La'mp Table with hexagonal top, spider bsoe' Ich reveals that we fail^ to Japan last summer. This gave Not long ago, a Navy experi­ Juflge Is Lenieilt Michael Unto. 18. of B ro o l^ M j 8:45—The World Today.' 6 string bean salad. the Chrietmae riieb to be over, klUsd Christmas Day by a buUrtI constsnUy. Serve steaming hot« San! Francisco—Btanebs Batss Leaf deJilgjn with a choice, of claret, blue, honey-tone or liaht finish ...... T . f t I f mental plaJie was discovered to Hartford. Doc. $ .— ipbe Dinner—Broiled fliet of sole; 7:00—Amos “N’ Andy. - Los Angeles, Dec. 26—(g»i—You et'our first opportunity to help Japan the base without which the Oommittee op Unity and Amity of Carol thought nervously. Yet two from a M eallbrs rifle which aecl-l garnishing each bowl witb s allce Creel, 69, former actreee and wife design In rose. Choice___ $46.85 $7.95 Maple Tip Table; chair height; square top, solder have certain alurnlqum alloy fit­ cauliflower; cooked greens; cold On Christmas Day 7:16—Lenny Roes. of lem I Broadloom in blue plhe design. Discontinued patUrns let'a call, an organisation vantage point from which Japan, ba toast; Mewed prunes. Many and varied with the excueee Grover began aa ahe met Andy. 8:00—Great Momenta From Great Harvard • School o t Business and went to srork. In a few days, they a day of prayer. home. Plays. Japanese stuck on Pearl Harbor. MISCELLANEOUS LIVING ROOM ' and bring In all the bmu repaying another bit of appease­ c«ma up with the report that only The committee suggested that Lunch—Baked potato;' celery; offered yeeterday by 18 defendants “You have no Idea what it maant a n ' authority on bualneaa organi­ A few minutes IsUr they were ***“ " Federal Blue F^e'ra Riigi,'each $59,8$ to ue!’/ 8:80—First Nlghtsr. Bulgarian Court $70.00 Six only Plain O sret Frieze Rugs, each...... $5941} $32.50 Modern Bleached Walnut Comar Bookeaae.., .SliLSS women who, by ability, by po- 17 ot the backaawa could possibly appropriate services be held, eith­ ripe oUVM. brought into New Haven city sation and management Informed another son. Raymond, ment on our own Jsart, la using Dinner—Roast mutton; cdoked court on Intoxication chargee, liut .She haa no Idea what It’e gobig 1:66—Ginny Simms. I: $65.00. Modem Uving Room Cabinet with bookkabelf a t top’ by patriotism, should have been used on the job. That er In the. various churches and .0:00—Shirley Temple Time. luul bsen found dsad in a vacant American ateel to kill American didn’t aolve the case, but here tynagoguM of ’each, town or as celery; aalad of chapped raw cab- the Buepended judgment eentencee to noean to me, Carol thought A Thought Says 11 to Die lot. Police theorized he was way­ harvest mahogany ...... m J e M tlM (n n t rank of this effort, ■oMtars. biq$e afld parsley with grated car­ giyeq_out by Judge Fred Faulkner grimly aa ahe roaa -and left the |10:80—Olga Coehls—Sopgs. Fnt le PneMeal Van ’rae Red Cross Emergency Fund needs ■gain It Rsrrowejl tha search to community aervlcca. 10:46A.Toinmy Dorsey’s Orches­ laid by thievea who garroted him *****^*’‘ damask cover; slightly rots; pineapple snow. were due more to the fact that it. office. She'd walk throui^ the with hla own necktie. the support'’''of every’ Citizen ot Man- m t b ig OE the sidaUBes wait* But our. fftata Departmaat, «p- Bodt axtent that the agents In the The president has aoked the peo­ tra; DSnhuiy, Held could work awift^ qn what ple "to aet aside the flret day of Thuraday—Netf Years wawDee. 2Sfh than to the elo- atbra, go to the main office 00 aoma Man leeketh upon the mity New York,'Dsc. 28— (JPi —Ths Dec. 28— The Chester. Have you made your donation 7 aaa bow aooM ooa RIbs narmtly, Ukaa tljls sort of thing. pretext. Sbq needed Uine to think. appearance, but the Lord :0Q—Naws, waatlMr. British BroadcosUng Cmpnny Danbury-BiBthel mUitary ■ fund, . • oiherwlM would have been a pain­ the year 1$42 aa a day of. prayer, Breakfast—Crisp bacon, Mslba quance o t the prisonere. 11:06—Sports Roundup. awwdaoM ikijay Cklntews MB ou t It muat castlgste and rebuke the fully slow Investigation. of making for .forgivenaaa fo r. our toast, coddled qgp, .apricots.. One man who admitted imbib­ How oould Hie Justify her aetlona ea the h e a r t s eamiirt li-7. ■aid today l l persona w o r t aen- made up of contribuUona from MUmORS without revealing the contents ot I.-IO—d « iUds • ThomhlU’s— ■ ■ Orches- tenced to daat^ alx ot them ta. reaidenta of the two towns, waa Frenchmen who ara Ughtlng for Aortcomlnga of tha paat, of con- Dinner— Vegetable or giblet ing too freely told the court he trs. Watesbuiy, Dea 88—(p)-vigi­ In Um ctu^ o t a train wreck, a aecration to the taalta of the prea- soup, celery .and olives, avocado wae "holding up a mall box" when tbsw U lt For if our virtues do not alieenUa, by a Bulgarian oooiV put to practical use yeatarday. lance was unretaxed. but aU RUU CWppendgle Jig-Sawed; large etac.., tko fteadom of France wtilla It She oouldnt do that She dta- forth of us, Twere an allks as 1:80—Johnny Long's Orehostrs, yeaterday on charges of plotUng Several BUte Guardamen fittm §18'B0 Mo^ni witnblack frame; 38 taebee roaiad.; raU Iiad b M twiatad out o t place ent, and of making God’a help iR salad, roast duck, mclba toaM aiT^rted. "n to n WsUa, Nswi, Guardamen on duty in the Water- malntalnB, friendly relaUqne against* Z r tbs safety of D Mffvm VW6WV.stataT ^ wWMw,thla area m a s n m on flUVjhity HI tn OUUBKOni BtamfMd 827.80 Haboggny Cenaole M lrrbr...... • •• 'e a s e s aad palatad'Idack so that It would the days to come.". drssslng- sqaimer squash, broccoli, - "Did anything ^ppen to the cardsd tIM thM^ht hsfors It grsw we bad thant not. —BhsVespe'"' buty Eras ahjoywl ChriatiMs. Bach a vmur - W t r n m regime whl^ hat inflset /Ika sa(las bsadllEht ice cream' or baked apple. mall box 7” adebd Proeecutor to a t s a ptSHsE. ghs'd hRve to — JsmM’SiOrehsstra. Nm iw u Davis, former Adtlah And Norwalk, Otvsn a (ear houii* I 18J10 Narrow Fndtwode ConMa Mlnw: 18 Nswa . jattaclM in I 1 got jM m aosBstime d u rt^ ------EMt of flaoa, H Supper-CWd sliced diick msat. lean , $hey rods to tta ir In tte 4 ^ toJ^-ktp hOEM, ,8 « O T H fi R S 1 N C ' 'i- * W nd until. 3ER 28, 19-11 P A G E N i l I— Attack Lesson .Spellacj>ts Office lacy A Yeoman*, 8nd papen; News From Manchester’s Neighbors scattered about. Isabel Halliii Food Buying RedvCross Police ewef Charlea J. To Put/Statens Hens Senators Discussing Fully Learned Foiinrl Ransacked waa routed out o t bed to go [aiding Jap Subs Hope office when the break waa Found Dead Report Given N ( ^ s ered by a watchman mat War-Time Quota mainder will be used for the armed bipek. The YMCA 1« planning to Harfforil, Def. 26 i)T) Mayor rounds at 4 a. m. DataoUV«l_ forces of the United Slates. Miss Danta Palmer came 'from Admirul .Says Men To Divert Naval Units Peace Terms Already conduct two leagues if a aufficient New York over thirty years ago A standard course iSt First Air .Spellaty’s law office at 650 Main B eckw ith Is making a dataJIad'i Rockville Anyone wishing to contribute number of teams are available. buying the home on Wllllngton Hill Waul Only lo Get Inslructlsn will he star teN th is eve­ street, was entered betw e^ 2 and vestigatlon. Exonerated High School HartfonV' Dec. 26.—Connecti­■^to eat at least 35 per cent more More Than $73,000,• Lewis H. UbapmaB immediately may send the money A Junior league will be con­ ning In the auditorium o f^ e State 4 a m., today but appare.ntly all It was said that § k e y ____ to William F. Partridge, treasurer of the late a rtis t Eli H ayes. .She c u t's chicks, grandchicks snd great eggs for the sake of health and 000 Spent in Novem­ we are able to negotiate a peace IM, rt*>ckvllle ducted for teams comprising of was a fine violinist and had taught At Jap Eiieniies. rrade .School under the direr lion that waa taken waa a Ofnall parently used to gain entry ta Teacher Apparently working efficiency. Lucas Favors Curb on of the Rockville Red Cross at the youths from 10 to 16 years of age of William .Sacharek suite through a corridor door. h.tioA«ompiwhinPa. ]\oted Actrcss grandchfeks—descendants of th e one of the first things we must Hinging in New York schools. Mls;i amount of money. Enlisted in both campaigns are ber by Federal Agency. consider is giving ali countries ac- Rockville branch of the Hartford- and all captains are asked to re­ -cine What Germans Suicide from Gas. s ta te 's 4,792,0P)—The Quota Is Set lessons here and foKmed the or­ combatant force of United States Bruce CMldwell and John J. Kenny, Dies ill Sleep veritable health-farm diet next more educational emphasis on vita­ that make for the comforta of life There will be a meeting of Boy Those desiring the formation of B rid g et's church basem ent, sche^-? teIcA>hone poles often sprout' Blonde Isabel Hallin, 32. dismiss­ Surplus Marketing Administration Scout Troop 14 at the headquar­ chestra which played in church (Warships says that "the lesson of H.ssoriated with the firm of Spcl- ^ow branches. ^Coast in 1918. year. They'll have sunlamps, they'll min-rich protecth'c and diet­ Peace Important. there will be an interminable a league from high school age and the Dec. 7 atta-k has been taken dulcd for Wedne.sday night was; ed as a Saugus. Ma.'s.. higli .schnol reported today Its November pur­ ters on Vernon avenue this eve­ Sundays -had on all festive occa­ put over until tonight. j \ be fed vitamins "actlvitated" balancing foodis. More emphasis, series of wars." For Rockville/ over are also asked to attend the sions. For years she taught music to h eart. Blanche Baten Creel teacher four years ago—a r lit t feeds, codliver extract; in fact, too. Is being placed on the wider chases of agricultural commodi­ W ashington. Dec. 26.—(/$»)—Sen­ ning. This meeting is , usually meeting tonight. By John M. HiKhtoMrr exonerated—on acciisation.s of ties for lend-lea.se and other pur­ America Should Come First omitted, but will be held this eve­ in the town schools. .’Hiss Palmer j "We now are well up to strength they'll get nearly everything but use ot more efficient methods of From Senator McCarran (D- Returns Desired in all our units," he added, "and Next Tiiesrlay night Miss Evelvn W ashington. Dec. 26.—(>P)-/-The serving cocktails to students at poses amounted to more than $73 - ators. looking ahead to ultimate ning because of the national emer­ died nearly three years ago. Mias Once Slopped Incipient castor oil. food distribution so that more of Nev) came a statement that ui All those who received Christ­ .the men want only one thing — •Senkbeil Hn0 'f o r dried, •state.s should be separated and Chapter of the American Red tary at the Rockville Defense Christmas dinners were served out hy the whining saws and experts t)n their way to the Bur­ strol operations in home waters, m ai reception at her home yester- allegations of "wixipee" parties in frozen or shell eegs. Other princi­ aly. too,” the Illinois .senator told Council office which will open next Miss Helen Rollinson of "Juni­ SI,I( KD lUCXlN with the pointed suggestion they and egg expert, for the n ft V Tea rep o rters. kefit separated," he continued. Cross Is to conduct for the emer­ In all of the institutions of this ; pounding hammers of the bu.sy ma road has reached Srjerabaja ..lb. 3s«; nd the disruption of American ady. She was 69. her Saugus home during rehcara.als pal iterrus Included fruits, vega- Monday In the City Council Cham­ city and vicinity on Thursday. per Hill ’ left Tiieaiiav for New ;Java, according to word retciveti BACON SQU.A^ES sit right down and go to work. company, it "would be passible to Slust Ih'struy Philosophy "But the peace .should bo written York to visit relatives for two I harbor. Ther<- wasn't a sign of .lb.,32e) lipping. Mlstre.ss of both comedy and of the school dramatic club, which tables and cereals. without hatred. It was the hatred gency War Fund started today ber. There la a large amount of The 35 children at the County by friends here The group sailed And at the same time, Connecti­ save $474,000 every year for the "We can never have a lasting with Attorney Robert J. Pigeon weeks. .. j (.'hnstmas anywhere. It was like d r ied b e e f X , ...... !nb.2Se^ Conceded Two .Advantages tragedy. Mi.ss Bates always did the .she direeted, won a Superior Court cut poultrymon are being urged producers and consumers of Con­ Conoontrates Purchased written into the Treaty of Ver­ work involved In the classifying Home in Vbnion Center opened . any other sunny morning at this from San Francisco several weeks Although the .lapaneae are not apectaculnr. verdict of $1 in a $10,000 slander peace until Hitlerism and Ihc phi­ chairman in charge. The quota for of .the q uestionnaires In addition to Mrs. Maria Hughes of .Mansfield to increase this year's flock of .5.- necticut-grown poultry." Another tmporlaiit purchase sailles that brought about present their day program with a hymn I.Naval ba.se any other except ago and was in .Manila Dec 7 wheii A Special On SmalVshank Cuts of Ready To Serve (Mm«f by Naval men to in In 1923. while appearing in losophy which exi.sts among the Rockville Chapter is $10,000. having a general headquarters is visiting Mrs. Wilbert C. Ruby. |f|onaldered be •suit she brought ag.ainst a Saugus 367,000 broilers, fryers, roasters Coat of distributions ate up $2,- group was. concentrates of various conditions.” sing' in the morning after which ; one. - ■' the Jap.ancse attarked the city. iKiiltng cuts al.**^ Ham.s a l ...... ,1l> ISc (n IS* class with the grimly ef- Philadelphia, a fire broke out. She Axis powers arc destroye*!, " he A house to house campaign Is where all Inquiries may be refer­ Mr. and iirs. Clarke Ruby en­ “ he same clubw om an. lind fowl to 6,124.000 birds next 372.000 of the $5,930,000 retail kind.s. including citrus juices. In Senator Van Nuys (D-Indl said Supt. Albert S. McClain related ! Dimly visible In the distance the Tile men will install a modern traf­ U-boat veterans of World took complete charge of the situa­ The pretty teacher's dismissal continued. "The peace we make i.s to be undertaken and In each of red. Volunteer typists are also tertained at Christmas dinner his Chipped Ham (.sliced Vafer th in )...... V. ] ITctent year. value of Connecticut-grown chick­ some instances they were condens­ he did net know of any peace the Christmas story. All children forms of two sunken ships stuck fic system on the Burma road Ifar I, and although their sub- tion. from her school job was attended Just as important ns the war we the localities included In the Rock­ needed to assist lb the work of parents. Selectman and Mrs. Wil­ ROAST PORK—Rib or^Sfrln...... ^ik oa*'] Prolective Food ens and turkeys in 1940, with ed to a tenth of the original are conducting. " terms which could be acceptable received gifts from a large tree. lout of the water. Closer by were over which supplies are transport­ aes must operate over vastly "There'e no fire here," she yelled by widespread publicity and for a volume the SMA said. to thTAUF\R: war dead emerged today (Friday) 42c kets of fruit, randy and cigarettes ehiirch In South Wllllngton which the U-boats did not achieve their starred with Laura Hope Crews James A. O'Neal called the tele­ mamma’s eye and dad may go folk dancing and singing for the “Where Thrifty Shoppers Shop” Boneless Pot Roast, so needed. The Town Farm was world. The World war secre­ not-too-gay Christmas cele- will Include, Christmas carols and objective. in, "The Golden Fleece. ' phone switchboard of the 113th for Betty Grable or Gene Tierney, program . given baskets of fruit, candy and tary 01 the Navy. Josephus Dan­ only to find it must penise Ib, ...... other selections. In 1933, I’rodiicer Jed Harris Field Artillery with a reqiie.st to but it's the kids who rule the box There will al.so he tim e to renew 39c smokes, and many shut-in Individ­ iels. set down tlio verdict in a pleaded with her to aup|>orl his be cut through to the command r macabre toll—that of vio­ camp acquaintances and to talk First Prize Fresh Dressed Pork to Roast, book some years later. lent holiday (leath.s. office. Y our ‘■•fooil moblles and other vehicles glamour girl ever has won. Marie But while the bridge of ships Is taking 334 lives, but also struck cold winter months. machine sliced, lb...... a eon born at the Rockville City yesterday, chatted with the form­ "Just killing a snake," came Dressier led in the first two. 1932- day night, for the fourth annual held up and tliere was no weak­ 97 times in other forms—fire, guns, Meanwhile, let's have all camp­ hospital on Christmas eve. A son er actress and her husband, and back the reply. 33. and Will Rogers was first- in C E N T E R CU T SHOULDER Genuine Sprini? I.amb I,eigs and Boneless Rolled Veal Christmas party of the Stafford ening of the Naval fleet overseas, lightning, planes . . . ers at the reunion. Just full of was born to Mr. and Mrs. Howard th e ir children. Then .Mrs. Creel "Oh yeah? Well, how about 1931. To Roast. , Springs fire department. The cele­ the N.avy set up an elaborate sys­ Bus Tragedy Worst cam ping ideas and ready for lotlJ Wlnchell of Grand avenue on bration waa planned for outdoors went iip-stairs to rest, and died in getting the C. P. for me?''" Clark Gable Second of fun, Christmas Day at the hospital. tem for protecting shipping in h er sleep. Worst tragedy was the combined Clark Gable, who's been among and was changed to the town hall . coastal waters, relying chiefly on "Walt till I kill this other wreck and fire that killed 10 per­ the top 10 every year, was second PORK « VEAL FINE POULTRY Jacob Zwingelstein because of the rainy weather. The \jmialler patrol boats, minesweep­ snake," answer Graham, this time sons in a bus at St. Louis. Most of Diplnin.ats lAave Sofia • Jacob Zwlngelstein. 80. of 2 [EALTH MARKET 27 program included the singing of not so nonchalantly. and the comedy team of Bud Ab­ Turkeys, Fresh Northwestern, All Sizes, 4^ A I ers and sub-chasers. Merchant them had attended midnight mass Quarry street, died this morning Christmas carols led by a group Vessels were ordered to travel at Paleriio Tells Suspicious that he was being bott i Lou Costello was third. and were returning home. Only two actresses are in the Bern, Switzerland, Dec 26 uV) Ib...... r.t St. Francis hospital., Hartford. | of local singers and accompanied Tiight when expedient and always kidded. O Neal rushed over to the CHOPS •. CHOPSI 3oC By states, with traffic fatalities list. Bette Davis eighth, and Judy - Stefani reported today from Native Turkeys, — ~ A native of Alsace-Lorraine. Ger­ by the. Phoenix Liberty Band. At- ■to ^ in close to shore. Of His ]\Iari*iage field telephone office. Arriving, listed fir.st and deaths fromeother Sofia that the American (iiplorpat- many he came to Rockville a num­ S'ot Ouarantee of Safet.i C " he found on one side of the switch­ Garland, tenth. Ju(ly's career has DEUCIOUSI.Y TENDER ROASTING tlllo R. Frossinelli was master of causes second, this is how many been rather closely linked with 1: corps in the Bulgarian capital Ib...... 45c ber of years ago to become .weav­ cerernonles and the crowd was 5 These provisions, however, were board a large copperhead, sub­ died observing the country’s first left last night for Istanbul, Tur­ er In the Hockanum Mills. For a WEEK-END SPECIALS Rooney's.'.Two of her three pic­ Fresh Capons and Large Chickens To Roast. greeted by Fire Chief William J. ho means any guarantee of dued by a hickory stick, and on key. Nine Americans were in New York, Dec. 26 — —Joseph wartime Christmas since 1917: tures this yedr were with Mickey. number of years he conducted a Delllgan. Santa Claua rode into .uallly .safety, at; .subsequent events prov­ Pfaterno, Jr., son ot the late real the Other side was another It.s A labam a. 5. 0; A rizona, II. 2; the grmijj leaving the country Fresh Cut Up Fowl for a nice chicken soup, barber shop on Market street. ed. The Navy assumed control of Bob Hope is fourth; Spencer lb. 2 9 * 93^ town on the fire department’s estate operator, told friends at a Jioad crushed by a blow from the A rk an sas. 10, 4; .C alifornia. 33, 7: Tracy fifth. Gene Autry sixth. which declared itself at war with CHICKEN! One son and three daughters of shipping on June 3, 1918. Early butt of a .45 automatic. truck and was given a hilarious night club early today that he and Colorado, 9. 1; Connecticut, 6, 2; Gary Cooper seventh and James the U nited State.**. hla immediate family survive.,They welcome by the crowd In the hall. Doughniits d « z. 1 9 c HEALTH MARKET the following month the tl-156 Mi-s. J a n e t C o m p to n ‘'i^ere m arried Delaware, 5, 0; Florida, 6. 2; Geor­ Fresh Cut Up Frying Chickens, each: are Louis Zwlngelstein. Mrs. WIM ulled of; one, of the most spec- Cagney ninth. EACH AND EVERY ITEM IS AN Nearly 1.000 Christmas baga of Tuesday in Dillon, S. C.. by a gia, 4, 0; Illinois. 21, 11; Iowa, 2. 1; Autry Kipped the cowboys a The Malay Peninsula is a place 1 Ham Hartman. Mrs. Raymond icular raids of the submarine justice of tile peace. Traiistripl Etiitor Indiana. 15, 3: Kansas. 5, 0: Ken­ full of ' tigers and tin. About a Hansom and Miss Lucy Zwlngel- candy, nuts and fruits were (U Hale’s Large gcam paign. fifth successive year, followed by OUTSTANDING ^ARGAINI trlbuted by SanU Claua to the HAlihtio’s .tfUMIVe!: B everly tucky. 12. 2: Louisiana, 10, 0; William Boyd. Roy Rogers. third of the world’s tin comes from | $1.19 and $1.35 teln, All of Rockville. He leaves Rib Roast o' Beef ■The U-156 had traveled aerb-ss M aryland. 7. 8; M assachusetts, 8, 5talayan mines aloiig the moun­ two slaters, Mrs. Frank Duprey children assisted by members of .the North Sea and around the Parker Paterno. ad received h^r Reaches 81 Today Charles Starrett and Smiley final divorce docrccvln Reno Mon­ 2; M ichigan. 14. 2; M innesota. 2, 1; ts^ slopes. •nd Mrs. Emily Zelot, of Pittsfield. the fire department. Following the Coffee Rings Leg o' Lamb Shetland Islands dusgiiiscd as a B u rn ette. Rib Roa.<«tinY SIreulder program, Sants accompanied by day, together with a $16,50U cash Missippi, 1,0; AT OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT Mass., one brother, Louis, o f Hol­ Covered >Vlth Nuts’ freighter. On July 7 slie had sunk Missouri, 25, 4: Nebraska. 1, 0; STEAK, J ' land. N. Y„ seven grandchildren a committee of firemen visited the two small Norwegian ve-ssels. Four settlement and $556' monthly un­ Hartford. Dec. 26—iJ*!— One of Our Own Baked Beans, Veal Roost Pound til - and if—she remarries. Nfcw Jersey , 10, 4; N ew M exico, 1. I b . ajid'one great grandchild. homes of local children who are days later, to the amazement of the most widely known Catholic .... 19e ...... Mrs. Compton, the former Janet 6;i New York, 6, 2; North Carolina, quart...... The funeral service will be held 111 and to the shut-ins at the John­ Armour’s 'natives and a host of alarmed sum- ' editors in the country, the Rt. 6,''5: Ohio, 30. 9; Oklahoma, 4, 0; Brown Bread, son Memorial hospital. mer visitors, she suddenly appear­ Malley of .New Haven, Conn., ob­ FREE DELIVERY Monday morning at the late home Rev. Msgr. Thomas S. Duggan, Oregon, 2, 2; Pennsylvania, 19, 1; Cut-Up RibPorlJ^ on Quarry street at 8:30, and at The funeral services for Donald ed off Massachusetts at Ca^.e Cod. tained a divoixe from William R. 241 SPRUCE ST loaf ...... , ...... Rib Pork Roagt Compton in Reno last spring. . rector of St. Joseph's cathedral, la Rhode Island. 2. 1; South Carolina, fow l. C Q . St. Bernard's R.. C. church at 9 Charles, Donbek, two-year-ol'd son Star Ham The tug Perth Amboy, tnwing observing his 81.st birthday today. Our Usual Line of Our Own Made Bakery Gqod^ Scene of the Compton-Paterho 6. 1; S outh D akota, 1. 0; T ennes­ PHONE 7571 each ...... o'clock. Burial will be In St. Ber­ of -Mr. and Mrs. Jossph P. Donbek ‘ four barges, was making her'way Monaignor Duggan, vlcar-gen- see, 7, 2: 21c nard's cemetery. of <3old street, ji-ere held yester­ Hale’s Quality—Freshly Ground the coast and the submanne nupUals, which New York's Cafe 1 . ( •lohg eral of the Roman Catholic dio­ T exas. 11, 4; U tah , 3. 1: V ir­ day morning In St. Edward’s Chuck Rpasf opened fire with her deck society had expected for some , Mrs. Winifred B. 'Toop promptly cese of Hartford .since 1910. ha.s ginia, 10, 2; Washington, 4. 1 ; IF ITCOMFS FROM BAUMi ITS GOOD FOOD STORE Lean Strip church with Rev. Henry L. Chabot Pound (uns.' From neajtby Chatham air t.imc. was not far from Camp Pork Link ., FRUIT ANDfRESH VEGETABLES Mrs. Winifred Beaverstock Toop. Davis, miar Wilmington, N. C., been a priest at 'St. Joseph's ca­ W est V irginia, 1. 4; W’isconsin, 6. SAUS-AGE, 72, died at the Rockville City hos­ officiating. Burial Was in St. Ed­ Coffee >atatlon planes went aloft with thedral for nearly a half ientury. 5; D istric t of Columbtk, 2. 0. Fresh Pei.s. Green Beans. Fresh Pascal Celery. ward’s cemetery. Born In Stafford djlepth bombs to destroy the raider. where Paterno is a private in the ..... 2 5 c pital this morning following a Coast Artillery. ^ its rector since 1905 and editor ,<)f ------California Sunkist Orahges — Etc. short Illness. She wo* the wife, of Springs, Nov. 9, 1939. he died Rio Del Ma^' * Long Island Ducks, Ib. 25c Hundreds Watch Buttle the Catholic Transcript slnde Finest Quality Meat and Native Hundreds of persons watched Paterno said he and his bride Edwin Toop, of 157 Union street. Tuesday afternoon at the Munid would live ncai; thc_^ Army camp 1896. 1-Pound Layer Sliced Mrs. Toop was bom in London. pal hospital after a. short 4110688. ^ e battle, many in fear tliat the He has been , twice recognized 20 Persons Hurt Poultry At All Times Fillef of Sardines 2 25c Mb’! guns soon would be turned on after his ChnstniM leave was BOILED HAM, ^ . GROCERY DEPARTMENT'S Eng... April 4, 1869. a daughter of Besides his parents he leaves his o\ er. by the Vatican for his outstanding Joseph and Sarah Rogers Beaver­ brother, Joseph.. Donbek. Turkeys Fresh Shoulderf ,U>C cqpat. She pgured shells into attainnienU. in bis elevation to Del Monte the tug and barges,until the little In Fire Panie At Reasonable Prices! 2 7 c stock. She came to the United the m onsl^ority and, later when WEEK-END SPECIALS States when four years old^and has Honf to Bake Oysters Clems vessel went up in flames and the the office of protonotary apos^lic Halves or Slices The airplane attack Ci’andpa's Gift Creamy Cottage been a resident of Rockville for the .barges sank. was conferred upon him In May, LAND O’ LAKE.S Delicibaa (Rib End) Fresh Sliced—White Peaches I" .proved futile for tlie depth homhs Buffalo. N. Y.. Pec. 26--f/P» BUTTER SPECIALS EGGS — LOCAL.. past, eight yea^s. She waa a mem­ * explcxle. 1938 by Pope Plus XI. More than 20 persons suffered ber of SC John's Episcopal church. "gl'aUed to .^losl Pleasiiij^ Fairmont* " j i d Strictly Fresh, Large, Eilington SheflMiff ' The U-1&6 went her way tin- bruises and bums earljr4o. COnlon will be He*Waa bom in W est Wllllngton filed with-the'Fo*an Clerk at Rock­ to base. Ib.r...... d p O C Royal Scarlet, 4-0& t in ...... iS w C ' ville by Edmund- Emil MlUer a IS-Oz, Can County Klat Cut Green g'Md sank by explosives or sank in couraged by growing reinforce­ away from December 26th until 33c Ib. can medium can___ and had been employed hy COIt’s FRESH ^RUIT AND VEGET A iLiS iiMtUe by funflre, 89.40S tons of ments for the Allies. January 6th 1942. Lean, Tender end Tasty! . Land O’ Lakeks Cut Up Fowl, I Q e pkg. Campbell’s Tomato Juice, Patent Fire Arms Company of farmer of SUMt Windsor and Mil­ ;--jphipping. Another 68.141 tons 79o Each Sardines, American, in l«‘'’Re O O - i Hartford as a stationary fireman. dred Ann Seifert of-this town. Oreealng, Baldwin or McIntosh ggwire sunk by submarine torpedoes Pope Again Calls pare olive oil, I Q He leaves hU wife, Agnes (Man­ At the special town meeting Asparagus Evaporated Milk, ^ 1 CALIFORNIA 47-oz. can ...... ning) Brown; a son, Elliott Brown held Tuesday night in the town rnw d 59.389 tonn were cither dam- Baldwin Apples, can I DC |i»^sd or destroyed by mines— a For World Peace 3 cans...... i b w C of Hartford; two daughters, Mrs. hall It w as v o M to appropriate Large Package Pillabury’s Apples 7 4 Lbc23c ^stotad of 309,886 tons. Of these 40,- Fancy, 5 lbs. . . . d C d C APRICOTS DILL PICKLES Tomatoes, Good Qnality, Fred Morrell' of Manchester and $1U,000 for a new flia engine in the tons were ealvaged, resulting Premier Celery, Fancy, 1 0 i* e Ifi-Ounoe-'Can Waldorf Tissue, New Soft Mrs. Charles Pressler, Jr. of this center and the reijiilred equipment No. 2 can, for O y s ta l Lake. $7,000 wUl h f Large, Juicy ' 1 a net loes of 169,506 tons. . . Vatican aty, Dec. 26—(>P»— Prune Juice, qt. jar 1 w Q Bleached, ea. .... 1V V Weave, , jm city. Funeral arrangements are In­ ' ‘ Flour Bed Cots Needed l i Ounces 3 fo r ...... A # C complete, the funeral wlU be held used for the engine here and $3,000 (Andl Agency to API—For the Franco-Americati O Florida Oranges, O ton4c at hla home. third time in three Chlrstmaa sea­ S for i g e Com, Cream Style, Royal for the Crystal lake Department 48-Os. Can Campbell’s d dozen ....'...... Scottowela, The Young pei^le wiU meet at Florida Oranges «. 21i L7 Persons Hurt son days Pope Pius XU today S^ffhetti, 3 cans Jm StQ Scarlet, No. 2 can, 18-Ot Can Garden Grown 3 rolls ...... the church Sunday afternoon at 4 called upon warring nations of the For Emergency LffiRV’S 2 cans ...... Z i C p.m. Rev. Darfah will be the Tomoto Juice aeeeieaa In Wind Storm world to sheath the sword. For a Real Fotid T h r i l l ------— ------apeaker. He will explore the eub- Addressing his noble guards, the Steaks — Shorty Sirloin, Porterhouse p- Or One of Our PEAS . iWillington jeet. Jesus—the Son ot God.’’ *ro pontiff said "In this sea of temp­ CORNED BEEF Vermoat Grapefruit for The Manchester Defense Council needs bed cots for the'present Was J* a. Chi that meeting an invitation to all est and human catastrophes may Cube Steaka — All Meat Well Trimmed and Put From is axtsndsa young or old. Don’t lice. Us., Deo. 38— Sevtn- the fury of the winds cease; may emergency. It has been found t|wt no agency' In the state Extra Heavy Beef! rule yourself out by oga All who Poncoke Syriip Btl. Large Mae, Ffoek ■B .persons were Injured, three the waves, becoms calm, sndon bss such cots'ready in cose of a sudden disaster. ■ ' 3 :^°r., 2 5 * 1 Mias Sara Dunning, 88, fell In are interested in the tenants of IHtally, snd s number of homes ths undisturbed ship of bounty and her home on Wllllngton HUl Sun­ CJiristian Faith for youth a n urg­ dsmollshed yesterdsy ss ‘S falthfulneas may men shake hsinds Anjroae 4rho has such .equipment, and is willing to loan a cot or ^•OLTl OWN TEA White Loaf Flour, «4 torfor day night and was badly bruiised ^ sHnd snd rsJn storm dipped ed to come. Soup Bunches Each and embrace justice snd peace.** coifs to the Defence Council is asked to deliver them to the Orange Pekoe 24'/i-lb. bag .. . ^ *rlF C SccdlMs Grapefruit^ JiilCY TANGERINES ^ Y though Dr. U B. Converse did not ■ Mr, and Mra Fred H. Arens of ^iD^l^wsst Louiateas. Manchester police station at any time during the day or 25c think any bdnea w$re broken. She ------WOPS hurt, three Yt Pound Waxed Paper, Maple Ave., have received a letter Jap PMasmeBt ls Ssssios ^ night, or notify Mrs. Oeorge Cheney, n Hartford Roid, 1 •» • - 5 for*25c ■ . *• 2 9 e B o z s 1 WM tajken to the JohnMn from their aon John who left here 4hnB88;s who wiU maka arrangemenU for their collection. 125 ft. roU ...... iT fC morlal - hoapital Monday in the Free Delivery^ On AB Ordcra Fisr $1.00 AM Hfigy / ^ 9 ^ 5 T 3 7 ,,, Five Delivery last Monday for Parle Islawir N. . Dtk 3»-(( I i k II •' " ' I L-. LAl^^PE^^/ , 'dNIONB-. ambulance' for' an X-ray examlna C, ef his safe arrival, John is Vlth J M d U L d aii4.i ttbti. 88a “ a Mstteoe ' BUttoBoclat MAMCHStTSarCONN- •JSMIi I8|884» ' -/A «■

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 26, 1941

forced Oermany to abide by her MANCHESTER EVpNING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN FRIDAY. DECEMBER 26, 1941 signed agreement. Gen. MacArthur Probably About Town Vanilla Grown PAGE With acorn the speaker referred Obituary Weddings in paasing to the "boastful Mus­ The Townsend club will hold Its solini," who, he said, haa "crumpled Is Coolest Man iii Manila annual meeting and Christmas From Seeds already" > and "is nothing but a party this evening at the home of Dawkins-Post Miss Dorothy Friinces Post, ^on VBSi^ and a serf." His listeners Deaths Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sheridan, laughed. By B. P. Cronla large-scale Invasion. 397 North Main street. daughter of Mr. and: Mrs: Russell Feat Q)|j|>||ii^red Virtual Is Just Another Grit The British prime minister, Manila, Dec. 26.—(iP)—Douglas | From the start of hostUltiea he A. Pose of 550 Bill# Hills avenue, eat And til# diplomatic corpa were alao standing with hands on hips at the MacArthur, son of a general and j has indicated the enemy couldn't Shiu Keung Lee of Canton, Hartford, formerly of Hudson ly Impossible Special B In tiii audience. Senate rostnim, told the Ameri­ induce him to” waste manpower or street, this town, was married The prime minister spoke also of John L. Wilson a four-star general in his own China, will be the guest speaker can lawmakers in measured tones right, is probably the coolest nian ammunition at isolated invasion Wednesday afternoon to ’Thomas ly Important Now. the •‘masees awaiting the hour of at the Everyman’s Bible class that while in his country-' tho in Manila these days as be directs points: that he would hit back Sunday morning at 9:15 at the H. Dawkins, of Camp Blandinq. Manchester High Goofy Moments in 1941 Sports llberaUon when they, too, will be House of Commons by a simple the defenses of the Philippines. hard when any Invasion became a son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar B. " able to play their part and strike Dies at Age 93 Second Congregational church. He Ithaca, N. Y. (>P)—Success li vote could turn him out of office Even when the thud of Japanese definite threat. And he did. is a student at the Hartford Sem­ Dawkins of 12 Ellington avenue. growing vanilla plants from seed o op ' tbeir blows like men." - if :T “ 7 .T Confidence R»le> The other day he passed me In Rockville. TIm ceremony was per­ Hie United States-British pro­ at any moment, he wasn't "worry­ bombs and the bark of anti-air­ inary and .in excellent speaker. All which ha In Beaver’s Gj finger V,. and he came back snap- church. ..enythinft ever seen in the Axis highly the trip I-have made th tinues to study the war maps portant now because the U. S. D© Local Quintet Seeking order to meet the president of tho knuM'ii in -Stale. which cover the walls and desks pily with both hands displaying a The annual meeting o f the E?- The bride was attended by Miss partment of Agriculture 1s tryin| States." Joan Dawkins, sister of the bride­ Sixth Straight Hoop Sports Roundup I Taught Warfare Duty United States and to arrange of his spacious office. double-V. ciesiastical Society of the Center to introduce vanilla culture li Championshipg by N B A Young Stars “Tliey Can Field with him ail the mapping of miU- Hartford. Dec. 26.—<,e> --John L. When an aide suggested the Is 62 Years OM Congregational church will: take groom. A reception followed for The youth of Germany, Japan Puerto Rico. American suppllei Victory; Coach Clarke By Hugh Fullerton, Jr. and lU ly had been taught, the ,tary plans and all those Intimate Wil.son. who retired in 1921 as su­ American fiag on the headquarters Today, at 62, Gen. MacArthur place on Wednesday evening, Jan­ the members of the Immediate], Come from tlie Far East and 'Mex­ But Money Rules in Men at One Tim i perintendent ofethe State Capitol, might serve as a guide to enemy Appears much younger. He has uary 14, and the annual meeting family. New York, Dec. 26.—oP)—8sy, BrltUher said, that aggreasive meetings between high officfrs of ico, and prices are up becau.se oi Plans Strategy for Big- what sport season in this, any­ New York; Cash Much Will We,” D« died today at hla home, 22 Day air men, MacArthur said the now changed little physically since the of the church,, the following Wed­ Hard to Pi<»k lyarfare was the duty of the citl- the armed service.^ of both coun­ war. way? . .. .W e’ve become toughened aveniie. Suffield. He was 93. days to World War I and his tour nesday, January 21. Bcn and should begin as soon as tries that are so indispen.sable to historic words: Growing vanilla from seel e«t Court Game of to football running up to New Belter Than Honors. Captain Chaves. Mr. Wilson was born in Thomp- •‘Take every other normal pre­ of duty as chief of staff. the weapons were available. the successful conduct, of the opens the way to produce hybrii Year’s day and basketball reach­ .sonville. July 14, 1848, the son of caution for protection of the head­ 'The general always has been The Emanuel choir will rehearse Present Season. Hockey Veterans Pushed •They have plotted and planned war." plants, capable of growing bejtei ing a mid-season peak for the New York, Dec. 26 There were ! By Frank B. GUbroth for war,’’ he charged. Pleased With l.'nderstanding William L , and Ann Allen Wilson. quarters, but let’s keep the flag proud of the MacArthur family tonight at 7:30-at-the church. in a new environment than im Educated there and in the Connec­ military record. Time and again he bolldsys, but now we find tennis Cheese champions before Al .Me- ' Hard by Youn);sters Durham, N. C., Dec. 26,- ■ The stocky prime minister stood He was pleased. Churchill .said, flying." ported plants, and likewise im Manchester High Ukes on Bris­ crowding in while the ski melstera Coy, but whoever coined the ap- ' ticut Literary Institute, he early And as he studies war plana, has reminded me that he ia a pro­ Cadet-Clifford A. Bombard, Jr., A rosy confidence prevallofl 1 in the center of the Senate ros­ with the breadth and depth of un­ proving tho quality. In PucrU tol, its snclent and honorable rival, are complaining about the lack of pellation that night in 1914. when | Who Dominate Sport. look an interest in Republican af­ MacArthur paces back and forth fessional soldier. son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bombard two Rose Bowl football cam trum, and spoke in a calm, quiet derstanding of what was Involvcl Rico, for example, a fungus at on the latter’s court Fridsy eve­ s'now---- Folks hereabouts have McCoy knocked out George Chip : TOiee. He was cheered lustily when in Jjhe war which he found when fairs in Suffield. He .served as town —a MacArthur trait that some But this man from Wisconsin l.s of Porter street is home from tacks the imported vanilla vines ning, Janusry 2. Both aehools are Brooklyn lost World Series game day as Duke and Oregoa Riverside Military Academy, been uncertain about the drawing _witft his first swipe, tossed a blan- | he entered the chamber, which he reached the United States. chairman from 1876 to 1904 and might call nerves,but I name it far more than that. To those who Since vanilla has hud to be growT undefeated thus far this season after final out when Mickey Owen By The Asbociated Press players tucked away their 1 Gainesville, Ga.. for the Christmas power of Bobby Riggs shd Frank ket over all who scale the pugllls- | was jammed to .capacity. Anyone, he declared, who did became Republican register of vot­ habit, having known th* general know him personally, he is a fami­ from cuttinga, variations to reslsi and already the 8RO sign is out st let a wide pitch get. paat him. Unle.s.s the old Demon— pre.ssure ! P*'P»enU and rezumad vacation. He will return January 1 Kovaca, who make their pro ten- tic peak by accident or through a for the transplanted claatoc _ Churchill said it was natural "not understand the size and soli­ ers in 1886. over a period of years. ly man who adores his wife and the fungus could not be develop the Bell City. It’s a natural from rule of fate. gets in his dirty work in the last In 1881 he was appointed a mes­ makes a hobby of his young son. to the school's winter headquar­ nia debut at the Garden tonight, played here before 66J)00 fS M i that the planning and plotting by. darity of tho foundation of tin- Invasion Costly ed. any angle and unices It’s a bllssard While several of them have not. senger in the Lower House of the Arthur, 2 1-2 years old and named ters at HoIljr^'ood-by-the-Sea. His that will surpass the famous storm but the way Alexis Thompson has hall of the National Hockey .New Year’s day.- the Axis powers had placed the United States might have expect­ When he devised Philippine de­ The development of the methoC worked things out the tour may moat cheese champions In more United States at a disadvantage. General Assembly, the first of sev­ after his grandfather. parents and sisters, Rita and Joan, of 1888 local fana will migrate to League season it appears that the Although twice beaten _ ed to find an excited, self-centered fense plans six years ago. he told of germinating aeed was done bj make money. Lex bought up more recent years have come out of eral messenger appointments In Like a true army wife, Mrs. will accompany him, and spend the Bell City on that evening. men wfio pick the circuit’s most State ill on the short end o f _ "But, saying that we should be attitude. me he wasn't saying the Philip­ Dr. Lewis Knudson, head of th« than $8,000 worth of seats for to- tournaments' or have been built thankful that we had time to pre­ both Hou.scs. He was a member of MacArthur, the former Jean Fair- two months of the winter season. Right now Manchester has a valuable rookie each year will have odds in Durham, both Coach "A fter all." he continued, "the pines could be defended successful­ ir.50 ducats, to sell to his friends through squabble.]| between the the House in 1896, 1897 and 1898. cloth of Murfreesboro, Tenn.; has Cornell Department of Botany. record of five straight vlctorlea and a hard lime reaching a decision Stiner and Captain Martin 1 pare for war, he added: United States has been attacked ly against invasion by a major . .. .As for the possibility that the New York commission and the Na­ next spring. “ K Germany had tried to invade He al.so served as a deputy sheriff declined to move to safer hinter­ The children's choir of Emanuel Grown in Test Tubes looks like one of the best teams refuse to accept the under and set upon by three great, pow­ power, but that he could make the He grows the vanilla extract boya will make a deal amon^ tional Boxing Association. Britain in June. 1940, ana Japan attached to the Common Pleas lands. She remains at home with Lutheran church will have its that Coach Wilfred CUrka has had Seldom has the big ice league "I don’t know anytoln_ erful military states." conquest of the Islands so costly seeds In test tubes. The seeds ar< themselves that would spoil his It was the inability of the gov­ turned up with so many young had declared war on the United Court. in money and ships that any major her son, and the general spends Christ ma.s party tomorrow morn­ in the paat four years. In fact Duke’s team, but 1 do kooiv 1 But he said, he found a "forti­ minute In size and ordinarilj play-for-percentage idea, all Boxer Lou Nova Illustrates posi­ erning bodies to get together on players who seem to be In line foi thing about my boys," said 8 States the same day, no one can In Jonuarj’, 1899, he was ap­ power would hesitate to attempt his few free hours with them. ing at nine o'clock in the church there are two teams representing tion for delivering "cosmic punch," tude, far from being ba.scd on com­ germs ami fungi niin them. Dr Thompson would sav was: "A fter one cheese lightweight champion the award. At a time when the "Nobody managed to score say what disaster might have pointed assistant superintendent vestry. the school and It’a hard to pick his mystery b lw . that put two in the Garden ring placency " which was "only a mask Knudson plugs thga vanila seeo all. you can’t tell what one horse rookie flashes who appear Ip the than two touchdowns against of the Capitol, becoming superin­ which Is the better. Both are good toe other night—Lew Jonkin.i and 1 of the inflexible purpose and well- tubes with cotton which lets in all and play hard basketball. says to another in the starting fall and .decline as the veterans 1941 and we don’t inter d to. 1 '^Sburchill said that within 18 grounded faith of the final out­ tendent In 1915. in the water. One, striking the Weils Wetherell Jr., of Omaha, Sammy Angott. Mr. Wil.son was married In but keeps out the bacteria. Is BHatoI Ooodr gate. All I can do is wave that reach their top form usually arc the .New Year on tbe wrong 1 months production in the United come," Navy Reports Two edge of the pier, killed at least two Nebraska, is .spending the holidays stuff In front of them” Tournaments usually,arc,won by March., 1870. to Edna J. Sikes of The new method has been at What ths fans hereabouts really beginning to drop out of the pic­ Chaves, who will enter tbe States "w ill prcKluce results in war The-Brilish .felt the .same way workers. A freighter tied up at with his mother afid- sister Heral- a mediocre performer, for the very ture, a half dozen or more still are power beyond anything that has Suffield. A son, William S. Wilson the pier was not damaged. dine of 7 Chestnut street. successful that well-developed want to know is. "Is Bristol good?” Air Corps shortly after the "in their darkest duy.s ' said their Mm. ’Thomas II. Dawkins Today’s Oue«t 8 tar good reason that a good fighter hitting the headlines. was even more outspoken. been seen" and that by "the end and a daughter. Mias Minnie A. Jap Warships Sunk Oil Stores Set Afire plants already have been sent to That <|uc8tlon ia hard to answer won’t enter one. leader. Wil.son. of Suffield, survive. Mr. Puerto Rico from Cornell. Gene Korseilus, Buffalo Eve­ There are rookie goalies Charlie "W e feel," he said, "that a lo t4 0^,1942 we will be quite definitely Some oil stores were set afire in because Bristol always haa a good Out of a tournament some years "W e too. " ho recalled, "were Wil.son also leaves his brother A l­ The bride ia a graduate of Man­ ning News; "Pittsburgh field club Rayner of the Brooklyn Ameri­ people around here are going 1 In a better position than we are sure that m the end all would be (ConMnaed Prom Page One) another raid near the city. Hardest team and always gives Manchester back came Jimmy Goodrich, who lan Wilson of Seattle, Wash., a chester High school. While living plenty of trouble. In fact the Bris­ has an escalator taking the play­ SjTacusc offered " Y ” formation, cans, Paul Blbeault of the Mon­ mighty surprised. Ever sinea now." well." hit were installations of The Engagements here she was a leader in the Girl ers from the 17th green to the which found football renter fac­ promptly lost th^ lightweight ’ ti- treal Canadiens and Sugar Jim ApptouM Halt* Remarks granddaughter, Lucille M. Wilson Standard Vacuum Oil Company. tol jinx dates back before some of hit North Carolina last Wa Warns on I'nderratlng and casualties were heavy, an Scout organization, and was form­ 18th tee. More than one club ing his backfield on offense. tie" to Rocky Kansas, who had Henry of the New York Rangers: day, people have been telling ' By 1943, he said, production of Troy, N. Y.. and a grandson, Flaming oil spread onto the Pasig these boys were bom and It seems C'hiirehill cautioned, however, Army communique declared late Torstenson-Orr erly president of My Sigma Chi, Drug Proves should provide such a left from the been slapped around no little. a whole rIr». Herbert W. Weaver defended. Anti-aircraft batteries specific in two of the most dread­ ing game at Nebc for tho State Borr.i, W. i#. of course, a lot of goodnaturod hint keepers likewise turned up sides.” . guerites and Wrightli fern. because of an Injury to Andy Bran- Facing Tough Probk his hearers by his remark that if President Manuel Quezon an­ Schenect^y. N. Y., former ns- Team No. 1 ...... 3 2 rivalry but It has, n^vertoeleuf, a Cqaching Job tM lr radios. his father had bfen American in­ It repeated an earlier war bul­ The mother of the bride wore SilbroB Jp8. Share Lead Team No. 2 ...... igan, couldn’t hold out against Churchill was glad, he went on, nounced he was leaving Manila ^ Noted Engineer tlonal intercchoIasUc cross coun­ ...... 29 real organization. For 1942 Season. stead of British, he might have letin that enemy .action on the Morrison-Booth blue velvet with gardenia corsage, Team No. 3 ...... steady pressure. The Brooks tied to be able to stand before Con­ Hospital Notes the advice of General MacArthur, ProfeBtionals Take Over try champion, haa enlisted in the With MeteoPB; Next ...... 19 Below are the averages and gro- found his way into Congress on his northern front, some 110 miles Mrs. Shirley Page Booth, of 83 and the bridegroom s mother, Team No. 4 ...... the score twrice, only to lo.se out on gress and say, shortly after and would administer affairs of Ridge street, and David Morrison Army air corps and was assigned ...... 16 eral data on the first round; Reds' Star H urler Sits By Mortliner Kieegar own initiative. Instead of bping. as from Manila, was largely "heavy the clvli government from the out­ beige and brown with souvenir Dies in Danbiiryl , Madison Square for Team, the Vikings an overtime tally by Syd Abel. American entry into the war, that of 11 Ridge street, were married roses, when they received at the to toe Wichita Falls (Tex.)"Tain- G. PF. Ave. Bay St. Louis, Mtos., Dec. he said, "greatly honored” as an Discharged Wednesday: ’Thomas and concentrated artillery fire.” side. Johnny PonlUlo leads toe Cra­ Pontillo . Qn Bench and Pilots the British were able to prove theft, Stevenson. 27 Cook atr^ t; John No Landing A t Nasugbu Wednesday evening, December. 24. home of the bride’s parents follow­ Opening ContesU. Ing SUtion. Looks as if the infan­ ---- 36 4231 117.16 (/PI—Coach Jim Crowley of Fo Invited guest. Japanese planes flew over Coming Along FasL vat bowlers in every department Schubert With equal weapons, they could Glazier, 21 Lilac street. East Hart­ An Army spokesman said inves­ The ceremony was performed by ing the ceremony. try missed out on a good candi­ .*..36 3994 110.34 Basketball Quintet. Racing Comment hani’s Sugar Bowl Rams mills' Reminds Listeners Of Forel>fars Manila today at approximately 10,- Danbury, Dec. 26-^IA‘i— Jamesl date there. Dietz, Sr. .*...36 3971 110.11 ’^ a t the life out of the savage The prime ndnister, clothed in a ford: Mrs. Walter Shipman, lO.'i tigation had disclosed that ..nere Rev.'Dr. Watson Woodruff, at the When leaving for an unan­ «ccording to figures just released football’s glory road will ba 000 feet with6ut drawing anti-air­ Thom Beard, 86, intematlonallyl New York. Doc. 26—(p)— Four Intennediato^Btandidings Dietz, Jr. ---- 33 3609 109.12 ed to eastern (earns for the Huns.” ' black business suit and wearing a Avery street; Mrs. Alfred Novelll hao been no Japanese landing at parsonage of the Center Congrega­ nounced wedding trip the bride by Alax Schubert, league secre- craft fire. All guns apparently had tional church bn Main street. They known civil and mining engincer.f strictly professional tennis players Homo Guard Name W. L. Bengiton .\..36 3903 108.13 By Ronfney Wheeler For Track Fans tion of toe war and midv Hardly pausing; for the applause huge white flower In his button and infant daughter. Mountain Nasugbu, only 15 miles south of been removed. wore an'aqua and brown ensemble and an amateur promoter will set Sllbros Jrs. tarj’. He holds a 127 pinfall ad­ will make their residence in their died today at hi;i home here. H oi If you don’t believe everything . 3 0 Dwyer . . ---- 33 3513 106.1* Oolumbiis, Ga.. Dec. 26 —vince, south hf Manila. Fliers Refrain with the bride's parents and re­ league .at the East Side Ree has on top in to# .first aetto' but was betting this season goes qp ten signed up with toe. Navy by Harlan H. White to Early C. ceive their friends after Janu­ many technical works and served haa promised them 1100,000 tor took over right In toe middle of High single J. Pontillo- 156. Columbus BdltUng Company Britain—far from being decimated clear voice. Brookman, Bolton; Mrs. Edward Santa Cruz and x ^ s Bands, La­ the tour and there is no doubt two teams tied for first place and closely pressed by Team 2. What (Nehl) team. So far toe boy# have per cent the winnings of each Corps and were awaiting E)ocbenerer''x. ^ ary 15. %n. the facilities of' academies and a basketball trip.,..Joe protably High three. J. Pontillo—414. by enemy attack—was "incom­ Long before he was due the Fcitham. 324 Center street. guna province, a ln were said to about hla ability to pay. the third place team Is looking makes this league one of -the best played .500 baII-7—quite a way be­ horseman at tropical also ^Hll be Several others are within Admitted Thursday: Ostap Swet- Fr^m Bombins: QiiltelaJm institutes in Brooklyn and ii) Is looking forward to the baseball Team single. Team 2— 506. draft age. parably stronger" than ever before plaza in front of the big white have been bombed heavily, along Thoupoon may come out with season. right at them with but one defeat. In the good sportsmanship that hind ■ Riddle's indlWdual perform­ Increased ten per .cent. Checks for zen. '326 W'ethercll street: Frank Gi^swold street property has Scranton, Pa. Team three. Team 2—1430. .and was growing even stronger. building had been cleared hf auto- with towns In Nueva. Ecija and a profit, too. He iaalstii he went SUbros, Jrs., and the Meteors are ance in the pitcher’s box last sum­ the scheduled amounts' of.' the "That makes a big differeaoa j Mallom 9 Eldridge street; Mrs. Lil­ been quitclaimed by the Savings He was also founder, charted He has found in this. Country,'he mobilles, capitoI and metropolitan Turlac provinces ..north of .the (Conttaned From Page One) into the tiling to niake money, and deanlng toe Coll both going like a house afire and mer when ho won 19 and lost four purses will be delivered, as usual, a squad of 40,” he continued. Mid, "an inhcxlble purpose" which lian^ Ambrose. Klllingly. Conn.; Bank of Manchester to Marion member and editor In chief of thq police guarded approaches and en­ capital. he baa arrangad a ocbedule on It Is possible that, anything can work again today after a letup —but Riddle thinks they’ll pick after toe race and toe "dividend," I'xiks like tola-year ia our indicated tr him' that this nation Martin Harabur'da, Detroit, Mich.; Gagne. ^ tiQns Mine Inspector’ Institute fror Commander John \E. I for^ Chriatmaa celebrations. if any, will be paid about April near the 'top for a wMle. trances to the building and all. per­ Despite the strength of the Ja­ on the coast, but caused neither 1908 until 1935, when he. wa ^ c h it seems that it will be hard Whelchel, New Naval A c a d e ^ happen before the end of the sea- Bowl Squads up. ’• 'bad "well-grounded confidence Francis Fitzpatrick. 3 1 Charter panese attacks the Army declared fon. The games Friday night 15, when toe results oLthe entire "The teams that -will feel sons who entered had to show- damage nor ’ casualties.” elected 'a life member. . He to looa much. grid coach, pUoUd the strong lU ”Qoaching basketball to a snap in the final outcome" of the war. Oak street; .Mr?. Elsie Ordway, the fighting was "gmng well” in To Head Air Force Unit 'ftoould produce plenty of excite­ aeason are in. ^ draft least are the Big StatW'I proper identification cai'd.s. also a member of the Araericaii There aren’t any long tripe be­ 8 . S. Idaho t^ro a few years a^o, compared to pitching In toe big I f the tynlted States io faced Vernon Center. air.aectors and Francis B. Sayre, with our house on' firej we can’t ment as both leaders are anxious versiUes of toe Middle W eat Report Sinking Freighter Institute of Mining and Metallurl tween exhibitions and in moat of one of hla star performers was Resume Grind league, be says. ”My boys are vet­ Wrtain "short-comings” in Discharged Thursday: James T. United Btates high commissioner, Berlin, Dec. 26— Official Broad­ W’ashifigton, Dec. 26.— — ^IaJ- have a strike in the Fire Depart­ to keep their elate clean: Although reports front Califor­ have squads of 80 or more at glcal Engineer^ and of th# Instil I ,the 80 cltlea.where the troupe ■will Ken Overlln. toe middleweight Plucky Eagl es erans and know the fine points of Pacific preparedness, Churchill .4boiit Potatoes Sullivan, 133 Main street; Walter pledged that .“we will fight td the cast Recorded by A P I — German Gen. Millard F. Harmon, veteran ment and refer the dispute to com nia are BO encouraging that own­ afford to lose, a few men.. tution of Mining Engineers, Lonl irform between now and next fighter.., .Moffat Storer, Duke’s toe game. My . main worry Is sub­ •aid. this was in "no small part due Hurlock. 39 Cottage street; Mias last man.” ' airmen sank a 3,000-ton freighter flier, was reported reliably today clltatlon. er Warren Wright doesn’t plan to states are thickly populated don, as well as a Fellow of th f ay Thompson will coUect guar- tostest back, may miss the Rose Plenty of Plice Kickers stitutions at toe strategic time. In to the assistance'you are giving A potato plant produces its seed Becky Friedman. Vernon; J. Banks Air 'Raid Slien#' Rcream off the English east coast last to have been .^chosen to bead the — William 8. Knudsm, director- S ■move his Calumet Farm string to the people are loyM to their 1 American Association for the Ad| antoea that run well above ex Bowl game because of r torn knee Await Hornets baseball you have to fl;^re out the Florida. Wright will spend most us in the defense of the British above the ground, but true potato Jones, Gilead;' Mra. Clarence W'. An hour after Gen. Douglas night and heavily' damaged four Army A ir Force combat command general, OPM. Harvard Plays On, East-West Tean^B weakness of each batter. In basket­ A fellow from Mlnneeota lalea and in the Battle of Libya, seeds are a rarity and cuttings Fishe and infant daughter,.22 Pine and thus to be general field direc­ vancement of Science. penses. M rtllage....Del Baker, Detroit of toe winter there himself. Wright MacArthur, commander- of the other merchant ships with bomb The tour probably ls"the nearest Tigera manager, has Joined a ball you usually can stop a team g'les to play for MicMgan sutd, above all. the help^you are '6f the underground tubers usually Hill; Mrs. Clarence Tomm and in­ hits, the high command said to- tor of Army air fighting bpera- His wife, two sons and a daugh| Kerr Finds Out. said he had been informed that Far Eastern Arm'y of the United The Republican Party has been thing to the desired open ebam- tome defenae unit In San An- by bottling up one or two play­ as well not plan to return T .riving US in the Battle of the At- are used for repr^uction. fant son, 169 Summit street. tlons. in power so long in this country ter survive. . Pittsburgh Qub Plays Santa Anita officials hoped to States, officially proclaimed Ma­ day., plqnahlp that yet baa been de- twlo, Tex., Wherfe be spends the Irish Squad ers.’' "Notre Dame also abould unUc,” he added: - that a great many o f Ita leaders •U rt racing at the California nila an open city to “spare ^ e vloed. Rlggi and Kovaca were vrinter.. . .Burleigh Grimes, new New Orleans. Dec- M.-iJFh- Badly Oippled ' New Riddle has been associated with be outstanding. 'They can call . "The choice of how to dispose of dp not understand the role of a track not later than the middle of metropolitan area from the po#- Army Operation May End Soon ranked 1-2 In amateur tenoie for pronto manager, aaya he has The^ are liable to be a lot of foot­ the team four years, and played 250 good football playen. our hitherto limited resources minority party. Ha'ven Team Sunday. January. Bible ravages of attacks either in 1941 and Budge and Perry are given up chewing tobacco and the Votre Dame Basketball balls kicked between toe goal as a forward for three seasons. "It will be tough on the bad to be made by Britain in time the air or on the ground,” the air — Alf Landon, O. O- P. presiden­ Great Stone Faces Near ODmpletion Bendlx, N. J.. Dec. 26.—m —ThI the top proe. ball field-----He may still be "boil­ posts when the Eastern and West­ Last year, fearing Injury of an Just when most racing fans are where small squads are the o f war and by the United States in raid sirens screamed. Marifi« Paratroopers Are Ready tial candidate In 1986. ' c . To Play Crimson on ern All-Stars meet January 3, but time o f peace. I believe that on the'- end of Arm y operation of the plan| For tonight’s opener at Madison ing tolly” hut he doesn’t Intend to New Haven, Dec. 26.— A re­ arm which probitoly is worth convinced thSt Maxwell Howard’s 1 don’t euppoee the squada However, no enemy planes ap­ of A ir Associates, Inc,, was fore Bquara Garden Budge will oppose boil over again. one Qilng to certain—four Bowl $260,000. he quit active participa­ Speedster, The Chief, doesn’t like iiRtbe South are ae Mg aa tta .wfiole history will Judge that the pealed over the city proper and South Bend Court. vamped Pittsburgh cliib cornea In­ The Japanese are encircled by shadowed by balloting ordered to Kovaca^ the “MegnUlcent -flerew- outfits plan to be here for toe OC' tion, but he couldn’t stay awa'* to run Inore than six furlongs and toe Middle West.” . choice was right." water front observers said the to the Arena on Sunday night to Asiatic nations whom they .have today on a proposed contract negd ball” wbooa antics on and off the cSalon. from the hardwood. This staw# doesn’t always like, to run that The Far West, Crowley DUneolt to Reconcile Japanese might be concentrating' taught to fear and hate them. Ry BUI King batUe a badly crippled New Ha­ The prime minister, frequently tiated with company owners by tM courts haTq.provlded iexcellent pub­ Coach Andy Kerr of the East­ he’s on the bench, as the one-man far, toe temperamental veteran out, baa several ISrga u M «. against the Corregidbr island fort­ • ^ u g h Byao, former N. V. CIO United Automobile Workejj ijost lVi0ht *s Fights Bolton, Dec. 26—<05—Accoriling ven club in an American League board of strategy. RecenUy, when interrupted by applause, sakl 'when licity material for the tour. ern aggregation has learned that hockey gam e-^c^ which still has generally comes tltfough with a with numerous grlddera but' ress at the entrance to Slanila Ttmes Far l ^ t correspoadent. of America. to reports from South Bend,. Notre he .Wbiit to toe minor league base­ good performance He had one of military situation is ‘ohe took into acccount the re- From then until aomatlme In he has 21 place-kickers on hts an important bearing on first Bay. Dame la. wildly excited about re­ ball meeting at JacksonvlUe to dis- his good days at Tropical Park ''■ourcea o f Britain and the United 'This belief was based on' the May they will continue in round- By The Associated Press squad, while one of the other two place In the -eastern division. They might not be able to To try to put the lid on labor AU-TIma High Hit Philadelphia — Cleve Bailey. suming athletic relations with Har­ cuaa contract terms with the On- yesterday and equalled toe track 'fitates as well as China—“ which so that wavea of Japanese I robin fashion with the larger vard next week when Earl Browm members. |8 a drop-kicker. Despite toe fact that Marcel football there next fall," ha ''^kmg and so valiantly has withstood organisation in this country at this “euta’! of the playera share of the 166 V*. Vineland. N. J., outpointed Oregon State, Duke’s opponent cinnati Reds, he spent more than record of 1:41 1-5 for a mile and "Or maybe they'll have team after clrcRng over the city, time would? in my opinion, be dis­ brings' his Crimson haakdtball Tremblay js hdepltallzed becauee half hip time looking for games 70 yards to win $1,600 first money; ' lnvasion'’-^it was' difficult to the weat. above Manila New York, Dec. 26—<1P)—Dallj proceeds os an Incentive. Tony Cisco, 169. Norristown. Pa., In . toe traneplanted Rose Bowl won’t be able to play each astrous. newspaper circulation In the UlUl force to hto alma mater .... It of a skull fcacture; George Patter­ Tor Ms team. In toe Chriatmaa Handicap. ' reconcile the Japanese attack on Bay. One wave dropped bombs in Under a plan devisad by Thomp­ (10); Frankie Donato, 121. Phila­ game at Durham, announced. that and. will have to travel fas —WUUam H. Davis, cbalrman, ed States has feached an all-tlnl delphia. and Johnny Forte, 128, will be tbe first time tost any Har­ son to benched due to a fractured Riddle laid he would bring his Showing more early speed than ' America with prudence "or even the direction of Nichols air port, son a, ranking will be drawn up vard .team' has been enterttoed by Its players and coaches will stop their games.” >ktth sanity." Defpnae MefUation Board. high. Editor and Publisher, newJ PhUadelpbla, drew ( 8). ankle, and Wllf Hoch is sidelined tesun to Atlanta tomoirow for In his previous Florida start. The on the outskirts of Manila. after tan matches and tharoaftor .the Figbt Irish . , '. , The only here en route home to see the All- for five weeke following an oper­ "’O nt point he set forth was thst paper trad# journal, announce! tha No. 1 man will coUact 86 per ^ m an d . Me— Tony Thomas. SUrs In acUon. Alabama, too, parUcipation In a Golden Jubilee Chief raced the Chaawil stable’s FlgbUng "Ooing WelT Neither interest, -poverty, per­ previous meeting between Notre ation on hto left knee, the Baglee basksthall proprram. Proceeds from Ben<^ctor Mto aubnitosion In tot feilDkio country and Great Britain today in a survey. of publlsher| oant. No. 3. 28 per cent; No. . 31 162, Rockland, Me., ztopped Babe will be on hand after its Cotton Steve Owen R< Meanwhile, the-Army ' declared sona, hot prejudices will be allow­ statements to the Audit Bur 8 Dame and.. Harvard took place to •re qtill fighting all toe way with the bwiefit match, wMch will pit first half mile, then went on to ^ Mould make it certain that the ip w eont and No. 4, 16 par cent. Synnott, 152, Fall Riv«r, ( 6) Bowl engagement with Texas A. that fighting was “going well” on ed to stand In the way of achiev­ of Circulation. 1938. when a fairly strong Crlmaon the Springfield Indians for flrst the Columbus “Reds” against an win by a length and a half. Bene- gatastrophe o f war does not come I m loaan tbua win ba onoouragad AtlanUc a ty . N. J.— Indian and M. all fronts. ing victory. Johiuiy Rivera, 162. Allentown, baseball team took a 20-1 drubbing place In the east. Atlanta team, will go to the Na- factor was second by Mrs. L. With Plat ■ to ohoot for higbor opota and mor« -from a Hotre Dame nine that Fordham and Mluouri, which 16 The yr^S. high commissioner, — Ernest Bevin, BrlRsli labor Pa., and Saverio Turlello, 162, It­ Earle Roche, Wllf Simon and tlonal fund for a "temple of baa- Laxare’s well eupported C t^ Talk, Banken, AM Bond Sale laMnay. OOaettlng tola to aome cleaned up the cream of toe East clash in the New Y e ^ ’s day Sugar Old World,” he said, but'soon Francis B. Rayre, defied the Ja­ blinlster. aly, drew (8). Joe . GatHn are playing wltn ketball,” honoring Dr. James A. The holiday progriun drew 9,- panese with the statement that loxtont ia toa fket-tost JOggs and during its tour - . - Bowl here, will remain for the to the New World. He add- Tdpeka, Kma.—(lh—The Sta| wrenched musclee in their backs, Natomito, founder -of th# game. 513 fans compared to 11,726 last New York, Dec, "fve will fight to the last man.” iKovaos wars guarantaad 886,000 Although Brown has itaade some charity event, shifted from Call- and ptoylag-qooch Earl RoUnaon Christmas. leea than hatt klsi that both nattons ahouid Join General MacArthur in a pro­ Urges Aiding Britiab School Fund Oommlssloa want |»adi as a minimum. . . — FlUFvwtes b Fit pragreas with the Crimson’s fomia. to sec that "germ ceiitera of to buy a 150,000 defense sav to nursing a aeveni coM, but this Coach Stavs Owen « _ clamation dated two days ago— "After all,” Tbompson txplalna; basketball oquad. ainca be succeed­ Coach Kerr discovered the kick-' HqoM Brow ExplMtos Bats Fonod Tkteves 1^ ” are diapooed of in the future Madras, India, Dsc. 28— bond but couldn’t pky until Bay S t Louto Mias.—Stove haaii’t stopped the Aghtlng Eagles. York Gtanto aln$4r iMHl Dec. .S4— said i Manila was declsr- ”wa had to offar acuna tnducament ed Wea Fealeri it win be,stepping Ing talent on Ms squad during ' a They are loaded with powrer and w a r' "Bpreado throughout ed an open city “without the chaiv Sir Bljoy Proisad Bineh Roy, in bond was deUvaicd. T b a U. FUlpQwicx’ right hand, stopped on far out of Its clasa when it engagea El Dorado, Kaa. — op) — The praettoa for hts A t t e w * |for toam to turn pht.” L. praoUce, to aa good aa new for pracUce session when 21 ^d lro n Robinson haa been working hto Daliaa Tex.— (fiV-First U was oplira wofid." ' acterlstic# A mllltaiT object­ a presidential address to the 23rd Treasury wantsd to but . could — —.1 Notre Dame, which haa floored ita Chriatmaa bbUday quiet ,ot fki# Whkh will ftay UmTS m ' ~ Baea Avartod Fordham paasing against Mtooourt groats stepped vp a^d bootad the new line# for toe last two days the baby's bank which dtoMpeared ive,!’ • J InmifUi.National Liberal Fsdsra- aeU the bond uutU the 160,000 ' customary atroiig quintet .... hall betwMn ths uprights, one aft­ peaceful Kansas commuBity vaa c an Boar* hw« l«h ‘ n 'ritaaiB, ^TlMQiora ■aoaavalt and UnwMIed to Uia Now Orlcaaa Sugar Bowl, with the result that although they from tha A. JPrealey bouse. A ifildtaysn out .laF In one mid-momiiv mid the tlon, said todat that Indians delivered. AcCoalniodallng. In auWUoo, Harvard probably will er another. Jiin Danlell, Ohio State broken bjmii, shattering cxploeion; I, son of ..1M M I Mmld all .bnmetaea of the ers permitted the uoa orisbiBa I Jan- i. .- 1 will m out ahorthandad couple of days a n Mrs. Prosliy’s Japaa eee bombers concentrated Itod N on * OosM at its pew , for ui. u I ST iKwi BiR Police p^ttB m y ^ re n Wasn’t ring ami a dlxmoad van-' on a govamaMat irisr la the gilsvabfled cR a^ a«d BwMhai «aa i llORieta, wadding ^ Wtyacttoaal etott coinaa on He H p a enUiMl th* ewa. Ha *. p m jqto color wiM MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESI'ER. CONN. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 26. 1941 MANCHESTER gVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1941 7>A6BTRI11 R E D R YD E R .She’ll Know Who It Ig BY FRED HAl I,6UH,Ah\ FOR. nse and Nonsense ^ IS THEWHEAP^ AH.5UH‘'THAT H *5 (3DLONE.L JULER TAiCH^SjQUICKEK rEUOHTFUl. UP vs ^' 1ME tAST OF J IMr y ’TO 1V«------FAT LIKE F f?! A C itu 's d Dreaming THE fMNT AND SAII "pear Miss Dlx, should a father Daughter—Do you know what CATIUE <3F'W>AlNmtO VAlUETi wi^amsle of, lifty ge married again? wHoSt Guest i h»ne the STEERS Last night I dreamed of sunny kind of man I want to marry. h o n o r — ielee. Miss- Dlx - No, that in enough Mother- I think so; Just exact­ children for any man. Evening star and crystal lake; ly the kind of man 1 wanted -until your father came along snd spoil­ Lost and Found Automobiles for Sale 4 Household Goods 51 Today I mended all your socks. And baked for you a two-egg Nothing III the world, including ed all-my nlgns W ALTH AM watch Wed- 1941 PONTIAC SEDAN. 1937 Ford 3 ROOM— DREAM O UTFIT com­ Labor Shortage in Nation bake. talent, genius and education, can sedan. 1937 Willys sedan. 1939 pletely furnished Including com­ Maine'Shipyards Busy take the place of persistence. asday evening in front of Mary Some cause happiness wherever .‘.heney Lifaraty'. Owner may Pontiac. Stati6n Wagon, 1936 bination range, priced at $395 j And though I dream of northern they go; oD.ers whenever they go. iave by calling at 47 Maple St. Pontiac Sedan. Cole Motors, 4164. Small down payment—18 months Now Called Imminent snows A real estate salesman of West to pay balance. See Albert’s. So Oonstruction In force' In the Or sunny climes, intent to room, Texas had just flnlst^ed describing % State of Connecticut, - announced Building Needed Ships SST—REDDISH BROWN male Main street. Waterbury. ’ It merely adds a brighter glow. tlie glorious opportunities of< that Food Oddity Rocker Spaniel. Answers to name Moving— Trucking— By Paul (iesnrr and John Bcckley The point is that regardless of by the Connecticut Highway De­ To many charms I lirid nt home. part of th.' country. ‘.'All West partment December 23, 1941, fbr f Red. Finder please telephone Storane 20 New York, Dec. 26— —If w’hose figures are correct, unem­ 492 feet of concrete pavement on Texas needs, to bee,gnic tile gsr- PlumhinR and Electrical the week ending January 3, 1942. dcii spot of the world is good peo­ To mnkt i'chuiiu," a powder us­ “lioO; you're tired of bad news, tunc your ployment in this country is work­ Fpxon road. Output of About 80 A taxpayer is'a guy who works ed for soup Peruvian Indians soak STORAGE Fixtures 52-A e.ar to this pleasant prediction for ing down toward what labor ex­ This report doe* not include the ple iiiifl wnlcr ", he said. ■JST—W EDNESDAY evening be- Wilbur OoBS Parkway which is Route No. 142—East‘Haven and very hard snd saves his money. A potatoes in water and freeze them. Moving and Packing. The Austin the New Year: perts consider an Irreducible mini­ Branford. Bridge over East Haven Vessels of AH Types politician is an ■>ther guy Who, "Huh, ■ lepllcif the East Texan, Ween five and six, change purse A. Chambers Co. Telephone 6260 BUY DIRECrr AND SAVE! Gas being constructed on new location. "That’s all Hell needs.". Then, each morning, they dance In 1942, jobs arc going to be mum. river and widening cuts on left In 1940; 60 for Amer­ were it not tor the first, would barefoot upon the "spuds.” In sev­ OUT OUR WAY Containing atim of money, vlcini- water heaters $8.40, 30 gallon ex­ looking for you instead r MOWERS SHARPENED, repair­ $3.10. .Supply Outlet. 11.50 Main Haven. 3,589 feet of concrete pave­ Portland. Me., Dec. 26. (T) - roses to-be seni *o his fiancee, age AWFUL, BUT IT’S THE ' THANKS, MiSTAH MAaOR,'—.. CAM VOO United States. be eqtiippcd and trained. Beacon Falla miles of rolled ally became busy. As long as the s t a r t ID DUST HIMSELF OtOiy TIME THAT OMH the 8CMS AT THE OVviLE Announccment.s ed, shear grinding, key fitting, street. Hartford, ment on a section of the New Maine’s 334 years as a builder of 24, and wrote on the cord that was O F F, a C fZ A P ti H IS F E E T OlD VOU 6AV IMPORTED FO* ; Here’s the situation: gravel on Burton road. to go with them: "A rose for every soldiers had little to do but con­ Well Recorded HALF TH’WDRLD SP'EMpS’- CLUB SENT ME THIS UBS A duplicating, vacuum cleaners etc. i Otit of 1.72.000,000 Amerioans, Defense Industries will need sn Haven-Saybrook road. ships was marked In 1941 with an AM ’ B U M K WHEM HE A MATTRiSS f-*«- IT riANTED T r a .nsportation overhauled. Bralthwalte. 52 Pearl EYE, TRY A.ND BUY Uletrac for estimated .3,000,(X)0 additional Berlin. New Brltain-Mlddletown year of your precious life. template their troubles, their mo­ « o MUCH EFFotar m a k im , ; RED An d w h ite s h ir t - ' roughly 5,5.000.'K)0 are working or No Route Numbers — Hamden output of about 80 vessels of all w a l k e d IWTD t h i s DEW THEM6BLVES COMFORT- i COOK TOO l a r (se f o r Jo and from Park street, Hart- your farm. Feel its unlimited workers during the coming year. roud. Rouic No. 72 open to traffic. ‘•Throw ir. an extra dozen". Said rale, was low. Given a hard Job street. want to work. This is the coun­ and North Haven. 17,063 feet of types, with no less than 60 of them To keejj track of the filling of ADDITION TO THE OLD A B LE TO m a k e THE / INS TOR CHRISTMAS/— iord. Lcavo Manchester 6 a. m. power, amooth riding. Oetracs This estimate, however, was made Bethany. 14,538 feet of rolled the florist; "he’s a good customer." and their moral" improved. It is each customer's order, approxi­ d a r k , DAMK, GLOOMV A4AH b u il d -— MO* LAK try’s working forte. WPA statis­ grading and drainage on the W il­ for Uncle Sam’s Naval forces. always thus, in the army or in OTHER HALF /_J A m a m OE MV ATHLETIC ? t^ave Hartford 3 30. Ti*l. 704ft. SAWS SET A.ND filed, by hand are built to endure. Dublin Trac­ by the OPM prior to the outbreak bank gravel on Utchfleld Turnpike The assistant did an he-was told. mately 100 separate printed forms MA.CHIME SHOP* HIM AM’ A hJlGHTlE,^-*— Bu t I ii. ■■ ■ ... ■. ~ ticians set a slightly higher figure bur. Cross Parkway. That wrote off the best con­ civilian life m i s e r a b l e f PHYSlQue CAMMOT or machine, cord wood saws gum­ tor Company, Willlmanlic. of war between U. S. and the Axis. and Beacon Falls road. struction year In "Down East” So far the marriage hasn't tak­ are filled out by steel workers. A LOT OF U S F>ur MOOT SOT A UNCLE PLATO for the working force, placing it Hamden and North Haven. en place. , WEAR CHECHS-— -' med. General grinding. 16 years at 55,500,000. Now’ even more workers may be Bridge over Mill River and ap­ Bethlehem. 1 mile of traffic shipbuilding since the pinnace Vir­ O F O U ti. L IV E S IM ? KiM U«Enr-***ME HAB experience. Capitol Grinding Com­ bound gravel on Lake and Chtrmel Out of this number, the Nation­ needed in defense plants. proaches on the Wilbur Croae gin ia-first ship built in the New COULD TOPAX TRi M IT PROTECT Hilt roads. A FRAM E ALON® OE pany, 531 LydaJl street. Phone R(Nims Without Hoard 59 al Industrial Conference Board es­ Where is this manpower to come Parkway. World—was launched In 1607 at One Sunday morning the pastor OOWM FDR VOU ?-«*«- HOLD EVERYTHING B r o a d u n m o q a WITH IN S t KA.NCE 7958. timated that in October .53,2^,000 from ? Meriden. 12,950 feet of grading Canaan. 3-4 mile of rolled gravel Popham, only a (tea-faring man’s of s colored congregation noticed surface on Under Mountain road. A FlM E im p o r t e d (, mile among his flock, and after the ser­ MADRAS/ McKINNKt Kite I HERS Player jdanos a specialty. John .‘iwitablf' for 2 nion. C'all ''<•93 ed forces of the nation. Erhplpy- Parkway. stroyers speedily are being turned ment estimates of the Bureau of sons capable of work who arc nor­ Meriden and Wallingford. 16,420 of rolleu bank gravel surface on out for the Navy. mon he made it a point to welcome .305 Main St., .Miinehesler. t'onn. Cockerham, 28 Bigelow street. mally outside tne labor force— the Singleton and Morey roads. the supposedly repentant back­ Dial 4219. Labor statistics and the Bureau of teet of grading and drainage on A t one stage of 1941, the total Telephone fiOBO or 7132 , Apartments. Flats. Agricultural 'conomics check housewives, students, older work­ the Wilbur Cross Parkway. Columbia. Approxi.nately 1 mile valiie of ships on the ways and slider. ers, Longer working hours are an­ of rolled bank gravel surface on Pastor—This is the first time 1 \ I « WANTED TO TUNE, repair and Tenements 63 closel.v with this figure.' Milford aAd_ Orange. 22,943 feet on order in the state’s three major regulate your piano or player This means that in October less other probable answer. oi special wire rope ratling on the (Jummingi.. Porter and Edgerton and 18 smalt yards was close to have seen you at church for a long nf: than 2.000,000 of the country’s Some experts believe we may W llbur Ooss Parkway. roads and box culvert on latter $300,000,000. the bulk of which time. I ’m sho’ly glad to see you \\r piano, Tel. Manchester 5052. FOR RE.NT- FIVE ROO.MS on road. here again. East Center street, part of du- normal working force were either have to ultimately resort to some Wethersfield. 1 2-5 miles of was In destroyers and cargo car­ M a n r h p b tp p Covefitry. Approximately 3-4 Visitor— Ah done had to come. plex. stoam boat, nice unemployed or tvorking on WPA. arrangement similar to the regis­ grading and drainage on Section riers for the U. 8. MariUme 0)m - Evening HeraM Husiiu‘s.s Opportunities 32 Figures ecmpiled by the W PA tration of all workers now in ef­ No. 3, contract No. 1 of the Hart- mile of traffic bound gravel sur­ mission and Great Britain. Ah needs strengthenin'. I ’se got s excellent location. Adults. \Vm. face on Ripley Hill road. Job whlte-washTn’ a chicken coop Rubinow, 192 Kast (.'enter street. show some differences. They esti­ fect in England in order to insure fo by-pass. A t Busiest Peak ilied .Adverti^vmenta FOR .SALE - ESTABLISHED mated employment in October at a labor supply for vital defense Ellington. Approximately 3-4 The Bath Iron Works, Inc.-, at an’ building a fence roun’ a water­ Telephone filftH. Wethersfield and Hartford. 2'i melon patch. ,• Couiit^iA MveidH« wotut to H tinr l^cfttaurant. Owner must sacrifice .51,600,000 and rncmploymtnt at needs. This, however, may hardly miles of grading anu drainage and mile of rolled bank gravel surface Bath was at the busiest peak of business because of ill health. In­ itItaU inbera and abtiraviaflonr a.ooo.oop. be expected in the near future. two box culverts on a section of on Upper Butcher and Pinnacle Its century of existence with an I'Mb count at a word 4nd cnmpotmd quire Armory Lunch. 316 Main roads. — ------Husiness Locutions the Hartford by-pass. approximately $175,000,000 back- .*>ordt'aa word* XTin'mnm coat street. Glastonbury. mile of ' rolled A feller has got to be pratty nifty ••orprfc« O f iin^a For Kent 61 WllUngton, Ashford and Union. loK of Naval craft alone. The c-or- [ *1 C lain* l pur iIaa for framii«n( Approximately 4 'j miles of rein­ bank nin gravel on Coleman road. porat ion’s home than 6,000 work­ To stick, around in this Ilfs ufl ! da., FOR RENT 4300 .SQ. FT., 1 Greenwich. 3-4 mile of reinforc­ he’s fifty; Bffroilaa Mnr4‘»i |7. lo:tf Help Wanted— Kemiile 35 Radio Music Used forced concrete 4 >avement on the ers completed three destroyers and story, all metal .ftid.g. 120x58 ft. Colors Hiding Wilbur Cross Parkway, beginning ed concrete pavement on North all of four merchantmen for the But when he hits sixty he flads * Ctiah <'harga I by Jlng! ’ Oooaacuuvt L>uyt>^. .1 7 o(ai t eta WANTEb— WOMAN TO help Also land with same If required 4*(i miles southwest of the .Massa­ atreet. Maritime (Commission during the - Conaecutiva Oavi... • ota|U eta with housework for about 2 In Manchester. Available now. For Easing Pains Hampton. Approximately 1V* year. The yard record for destroy­ That he’s starting to get the hang 'RJMO OVER Day ...... J1 1 otalll eta chusetts stajte line. of things! months. Telephone 5359 or In­ Call Htfd. 6-9381. Universe Edge miles of traffic ^und gravel sur­ ers is four in a single year es­ ' All ordara for Irreitutni inaertiona ,VOUR WASOM quire at 26 Walker street. Coastrnction—tTrafflir hlaintalned face on Vallej road. tablished lii 1918 and repeated in * ^11 ba chartfad At tha >na .Mma rata. Hartland. 2 miles of bituminous' TOMORROVJ. 7 Spacta) rataa for Iona term avary Chicago--(>Pi -Frequency modu­ Route No. U. S. 1 -Bridgeport. 1919 and 1940. One reason that the barking Nm. JABOM « I 1 lay advartialnR ^tven upon retioeat. W ANTED GIRLS for dry clean­ I.cfial Notices 78 Disrovery of Masking lation radio music was used at Repairs to Stratford avenue bridge. macadam surface on Granville Not far down the coast from I dog does not bite Is that he puts 'J .Ada ordered Mrma* unusual experiment to ease the proved section to the Massachu­ BOO’IS AND HLR UUDDJKS '1)#'actual number of tlm^^a tha ad •out t. 1 u-c. niK.'t’ L“: r.* I 1 London by-pass. The Todd-Bath and South Port­ Jfiir la Feeling Better ' ippeared, chartrlnt; at the rate earn* of .Iv.hn 1 ’’whf'fili- i tl !,Tt. tion on .Major !Myslery. pain.s of childbirth. » Routes Nos U. S. 1 and U. S. setts state line. land Shipbuilding Companies— BY EDGAR MAR'flN "d but no aUnwatit.o or refunds can HIGH SCHOOL girl about 17 f Anilov. t in w., hi 1 .1 st I h i .1.-. . .t« - Mrs. Pauline Siegel, 29, listened Marlborough. Approximately 2-3 worked on round the clock sched­ la made on- ant time ada atonpad vears old. after school and eve­ H.1 1-A.—East Haven and Branford. STORIES IN STAMPS b o o t ®* Ifc to. a program of light classical and Enlarged intersection. 8 inch rein­ mile of rolled bank gravel on Isleib ules on freighters both for the ■mKt v f e o j VOO ifter the ftfth day . nings. Call 7907 mornings only. I'lioii flit :t I'pl io^t 1 I.'tl of Nun T. \>*T TMt No *'tni forbid*''; diaplay linea not Shf |»h* r«l piMN iUk: ilint .»n .NdUi.n'*- Ma(li.son. 'VN.- "!’) Mislead­ popular music for more than on forced concrete pavement. street. United States and British mer­ UW"/„ HUM*. ing colors of di.stVil nebulae are lotd. lie .1 ppfi i ri t cl ..n hLov.- *a- hour as Dr. Edward L. Cornell de­ Routes Nos. U. S. 1 and No. 32— No Route Numbers chant fleets. HOMEMT iHto n ptcAcntt'tl intt .i* per masking wlint may bo the outer .. Tha Herald wiu not Da raapunaibla livered a son by Caesarihn section New London. West approaches to Monroe. 3-4 mile of rolled gravel The Todd-BsUi company launch­ '7or mnra than one incorrect fntar* Help Wanted— Male 36 application on 111* n.orc ap­ edge of creation. under local anesthesia. on Webb Road. MenvJEO Ion of any ndvertiMement ordered pears it Ift Thames river bridge. ed the first two of 30 such vessels Di.scovery of this ma.sking, dis­ Dr. ComeU zaltr that the ex­ Montvllle. Old Colchester road— It la building for Britain, althoug'h WKLVi ?or more than one time. WANTED TWO MEN for sort­ ‘ tKI'KKKL - Tiiut H.iu\ .uppllca- Route No. U. S. 1-A—East Tav- THEV Tha Inadvertent orniaslon of in* ing broadlcaf tobacco. Mrs. Emil tlofi ti4' licrtT'l ami «l» t»’fniln* ll at ilu* closed by a lot of ultra-violet light periment was a success and should town. aid. the South Portland concern adja­ 'yorract putillcAtion of Advertising I’roluiTp t ifflr* . in t•l^tJ|n1•la in .«:inl en. Widening of Sanford Place In­ HKOE Jarvis. 872 Parker atreet. from the far-olT celestial objects, be given further trials. tersection with Route U. S. 1-A. New Britain. About 3-4 mile ol cent to it has yet to finish iU first ,•11! ba rectified onl> by- carri'ellatlon i|l5trict. on iliu .T"t il.’iv of ItiM-'-rn* bituminous macadam on Hartford cost, m i SY NtA tWVICI. INC T. M. tto. u /2-26 t o l d ')f tha charff-e med^ for tha terelce her. A IL, 1 !M t at !• o'cl >r,» Iti th*‘ promises new inlormation on this Specially designed ear plugs Stratfoid. Curbing on Bamum of 16 merchantmen -for the Mari­ OOOTc, \y ** rondered. foron'toii, and that pii'-lic notice l«e major mystery, the National were used to keep the music from avenue and Stanley atreet. time Commission. t « E Klv4*n of tlH'prndency of vjii,! appM- avenue cut-off. "Go ahead— $h(X)t!” All advertlaeinenta muai conform Salesman Wanted 36-A Academy of Sciences was informed distracting tlic operating staff. Route No. U. S. 5 Berlin, New­ New Canaan. 1'4 miles of rolled Employ About 16,000 14 n atyle. copy and tyimiiraphy with r.’itkm ami the tlm» ami place of gravel "on Weed street and Wa- coovo henrlnk thereon t>\ i>uMi*(h!tu: a recently. Mrs. Siegel, who is 4 feet 11 ington ano Wethersfield. 1', miles These three big yards and the SEE rcAUlatluna r-nforcpd by (he~putvHah« MAN WANTED FOR 800 family hackme road. |» ^ trs and they rt'a^^rve the rlsht to C"p>' f>f IhU order 1 fo’t in *oim’ Nomulae are vast collection.^ of Inches tall and weighs 100 pounds, of rolled gravel surface on Berlin smaller ones which dot the Maine JEFF - Rawicigh Route. Permanent If n»sx**papir )ia\’im a - i: ciilat ion in New Fairfield. 1 miles of loose FUNNY BUSINESS edit, ruvixe' or r*}jeoi any copy con* stars, like the Milky Way. but so hummed and sang at times during Turnpike. coast from Portland to Bar Har­ •tdared abJeCtioi>a.Ule. vou are a hustler. Write Raw- Ba'd lM*trlcl. at l*abt fi\» da>y I'* • distant they appear only .as faint the operatioi. and commented: gravel on Ansonla, Short Wood and bor employed a total of about 15.- CLOSING UOUttS^Claaained ada leighs. Dept. CUL-48-123. A l­ fore snol 'ln\ of heariiik: Route No. U. S. 5-A—Windsor. Beaver Bog roads. to bo published same day must ha rLAv;ri»N i;. m n t spots of light. There are prob­ ^•Jt's swell." About 1 mile of concrete sidewalk 000. The huge payrolls which this bany, N. Y. New Milford. I mile of traffic personnel entailed brought booms foooived b y IS o'clock noon Saiur- J JudHt. ably 100,000,000 scattered in every and ramps on Hartford-Springfield iinya 10:30. direction, as far as the world’s bound gravel on BUrnett road. to the respective comndunlties in road. North Haven. 550 feet of rolled which the yards are located, chief­ Telephone Youi Want .Ada Articles for Sale 45 greatest tele.scope can .see, which Route No. U. S. 6— Southbury. is about .500,000,000 light-ye.ars. Tornado Carries bank. Run gravel on Sackett Point ly In the Bath and greater Port­ ^ ^ ^ * * * * * » smmasaswL* A d i‘aiaiaucppifd over the leia* 2'.* miles of reinforced concrete road and concrete slab bridge on land areas. pbona At tha CllAUGb: Ha TK Kivan FOR SALE-MENS REBUILT Due to Kupid Movement pavement from the junction of 40 Nations Use Stamps W A SH iU B H S ^botro oa a convenemce to adver* Teen-Ager's Fitch street. However, whlie the big yards SoMe Welcoming Committee and relaated shoes. Better than B\it all the far-off ones are Check 200 Miles Routes U. S. 6 and No. 67 west­ HMWMC3- BY HOY CRANE 'tiiora. but tha CASH KATES will oa new cheap shoes. See them. Sam slightly red. This color .seems to North Stonlngton. Chester Main had contracts ahead to keep them I To Fight Tuberculosis ■ Acceptad aa FULL PAYMENT If erly. road— town aid. humming for several years the ' «TtP steoe, PtBAet. t MAve JMtld at tha buainesi office on or ba* Yulyes. 701 Main. Choice be due to their rapid movement .6UT MY I M 6 A 6 S ! goasy ,«gF fON' tha aaventii day following tha away from earth. The color al.so Kansas City A tornado Naugatuck. 3 ^ miles of reinforced OeOBR*. w* INOUtOM'r HAVE » oMt ] ■ * a , _ iftrit Inaertion of each ad otherwioa gravel surface on, Derby-Mllford such s roseate future. I decided that people should c m 9 WITHOUT A MOMttirs 1 HAVE A TOC ;s difficult to photograph, making bounced through Kansas City Oct. concrete pavement from Beacon A POLtce wteaar uuuKi ,tho CHAKOE KATE will ba collect* Fuel and Feed 49-A road. Garden street. Orange Center The "littls men,” all skilled In I Should think of unfortunate chil- IT WA6 UAAENT I ^Od. No resHtmaiblllty (or arrora in' it likely that the giant telescope 6 carrying off a $270 check from Falls northerly. the art oi wooden shlpmaking. Idran all tha timc» and e,^pecially STAN^TWyng HOIOM* A road, Cbestut Ridge road and In­ gmOAL BLilMM ^SAlephooed ada will ba asaumetf and i.s mis.sing many nebulae at the the desk of J. E. Wyatt. Waterbury and Naugatuck. 1>4 dian Hill road. were threatened with euspenslon ■ at Christmas time, Christmas I 4b^r aeeoracy cannot ba guaran* FOR YOU! FOR SALE—WOOD. Eugene Gag'>, outer limits: Weatfler-woni blit intact, the niiles of concrete pavement south­ Redding. 1 mile of rolled gravel of operations unless new orders lossls to combat tuberculosis are llardone. Bolton. Tel. 5234. Hence a correction has been check was returned by a Union- erly from the end of the present on Mountain avenue. were forthcoming from the gov­ losing sold in 40 countries. ttidex of Claasifliutions made by astronomers, allowing villc. Mo., bank with the explana­ {lavement on South Main street. ernment. So serious was the out­ FOR SALE- FIREPLACE and Rocky Hill and Wethersfield. S-4 I The stamp above Is the seal sold JHrtht ...... for the mast di.stnnt nebulae being tion it had been found by Hugh Route No. 34—Orange and West mile of bituminous macadam sur­ look that the Maine congressional ^ngacemeqts ■. atove length woo'd. Apply Edward Mannon of Mendota, Mo,, In his ■by the U. S. National Tuberculo- marriage* ..___ redder than the nearer ones. The Haven. 20,406 feet of reinforced face on Charter road. delegation In Washington was ask­ ■•l* Association this year in an un- pE^AtlM ...... , J. Holl, Tel. 51anehester 5117 or correction allows for nebulae not pasture, 200 miles northeast of Crete pavement on Derby avenue. ed to seek new contracts to keep .5118. Roxbury. 1 mile of rolled bank lending campaign to wipe out the ^grd of Thanito quite visible and has counted them Kansas City. Route No. U. S. 44—Bastford gravel on Minors Bridge road. the small yards at their 1641 con­ disease. Xa My mo r1 am . as cxi.sting at "fhe edge of the vis­ and PomfreL Approximately 6ti struction levels. 'XtORt and Found Salem. Nine sections of to'wn aid Rolboell Was a posUl clerk In ‘Announcemnets Garden— Farm— Dairy ible region; miles of bituminous macadam roads. Besides the minesweepers, resr ■nmark when he concelviM the ~Dre88inaking .. It he tub." Route No.- 80— North Branford. town aid. A flock of five bright-plumed Moving —Truck Inn—Storage * to VENETIAN BLINDS, window When the correction for ultra-vio­ j n e k v I l l e H j l k s if Toiland. 3-4 mile of traffic bound male pheasants proved their wis­ Public Paaservger Servlea . .to - A shades. Higiv quality V'e^netlan let 1.5 worked out the astronomers BY_J’’D N T A IN E f o x ^Pulntlng—Papering ...... <1 blinds from $2.^50, Show samples. gravel surface in John Weigold dom when hunters took to the jProfsgsToHat Services ; ...... it may have data on the long-sought road. ’’ fRupAlrlng ...... Weekly payments may. be ar­ woods for the opening o f the up­ tt edge. Religious Panel for Gift Toiland and WilUngton. Approzi- land game season, rTullorlng—Dyeing—Cleaning 14 ranged. C'apitol Window Shade The color studies were reported [Totlet Oooda and Service ... tt m stely^4 miles of reinforce^ con­ Early risen in the Brighton Co., 46 Capen atreet, Hartford. by Dr. Joel Stebbins ahd Dr. A. E. JWahted—Buainets Service .« It Tel. 6-7018. Open evenings. crete vpavement cm Wilbur Cross section saw the flock calmly .feed­ RdttrMlIiiBsl Whitford, University of Wiscon­ Parkway. ing at the side of the Nonantiim 'Coureeav and Classes ...... rt sin. Photo-electric cells caught Private Instrucilone If Trumbull. 4 miles of rolled road, a fbur-lane heavily travelled DaiancjDg . IS -A what had been missed. gravel on ten sections of town aid Interurban highvray within the Musical—Dramatic It Discovery that tiny suns, some roads. city limits, where no hunter in his W anted— f •-fnst ructione ...... If FOR S A L t hardly bigger than the planet 'Uniofi. Approximately 1 mile of right mind ^would even dream of Flnsnclal Jupiter, are racing at about life ^Bonds— Stucks— Mortaagea- ll 6-ROOM s'l.NGLE HOl'SE— rolled gravel surface on the Bige­ gunning. , - AND U FRIENDS xBusinese'Opporttinitiea...... l l Furnace heat, (inrage.. ■ j acre miles a second In extraordinary low Hollow road. 18 Skimetfiing Wrong Somewhere 'M oney So Loan ...... tt of land. This house Is not new directions'through the Milky Way. Washington. ■ Three miles of BY MERRILL BLOS8ER Help and ^Itnatleae but In good condition and loca­ was reported by Dr. Gerard P. rolled gravel surface on Morris- I'M HaVINIO A elp Wanted—Female ...... It Way" to Remove Do M9U MIHO ^ i S •iM B AKiTHMenc Neveig Alp WApUd—Male ...... H tion. Lulpcr of McDonald and Yerkes road. MOHOeRPUL . IB 1 MTeRQUST IW iN T Y vDu errn m « n « r Ueamett Wanted ...... It-A observatories. Washington. 8-4 mils of traffic ■nM», F R fooes / o o r ASST ‘iviE iviteo g « ao«. u e M « Tue, o iM K PRICE ONLY W^O. twe peoaiMM ANO MB'# OOIN9 OUT OP HR Bd O cS? •Ip Wanted—Male or .Female 17 $750 Cash Is all that U needed! Msve liMr'Wheel Spoke* bound grgvel on Baldwin HIU road. Lipstick Stains A a r r o u f wrm A 6MCIAL T lte w MOST END OP TbUA 6UWS > R a n ts 'W anted ...... t1*A WAY TO AW OHi (TL. ^ PINOL / cfiluatlona W^^ed—Female ... it Instead of going round like s Weston. 1 4 miles of traffic MSS3AOT mOM BC A MientMii >ltu|ktlone. Wanted— Male .*•• t l . SKB bound gravel on Longer Lane, old ..-!Y iMf lAONeenf g^reat wheel with most of the rest (Cleveland-(85—No Instructions i.femployment Age^elee ...... ' i t of the Milky Way. they are mov Eteston Turnpike and White Birch kf U e « Rfoefc—'Pete— P oa ltry *^ STUART J. WASLEY road. were given for gathering lipstick Veblrlee ** Ing in paths like spokes of the 1 755 5laln Street Wethersfield. Bridge over Jor­ on colters but the American In­ Dbga—Hirds—Pete 41 wheel, into the hub and out again. stitute of Laundering, in conven­ 4«iye Stock— Vehtclea ...... 41 Tel. 6648 ■ 7146 There arc 160 of these sun-dwarfs dan Lone and Wolcott Hilt road. Poultry end Suupliea ...... 4t tion here, told how to get it out; so far known, most of them found Wethersfield and Hartford. A Wanted —Pete—Poultry—Stock 44 section of the Silas Deane Highway Rub with cleansing cream and' Fer Rale— i«eellaeeoae It's-slick, a darling, a winner! by. Dr. Lulper with the new 80- dip in soapysuds. rttcl•e For Sale ...... ^41 inch telescope of McDonald ob­ and grade separations at 'Silos ft»ate and Acceeaortee ...... 44 Any girl from 6 to 16 years will Deone highway. Hartford avenue I f stfin turns brown, soak for Building Materiale ...... 47 feel this way about this attractive servatory In west Texas. 18 minutes in ‘ a hot solutUm of Stars with shells of blazing gas and New York. New Haven and B4amood» —Watches—Jewelry 41 smooth simple frock—with it’s low Hartford railroad. ammonium Suorlde, rinse, and actrical Appliances—Radio.. 41 aroimd them,.which are changing u«l and Feed ...... 49*A BOLTON LAKE cut square neckline, short, amooth wash with soap and hot water. ardea—Farm—Dslry Produeta M shouldered sleeves, nipped, in waist­ BO faat that' astronomers can all I f it does not turn brown, al­ FOB SALE-SUMMER CAMf louaeitold Goods ...... tl line . and flaring skirt. Just the but see the' movement, were re­ ternately dip it in solutkms of cold «4 binary end Tools . tt — Four honsA and three other silhouette that girls like and they ported by Dr. Ottoe Struve and potasalam pennanganate and usical fnatrumcrite ...*.•••• tt buildings; can be arranged for Manchester love the simple trimming—bands Dr. P. Swings^ of McDonald and warm sodium bydrosulflte. Ice sod Store Equipment ••• t4 yenr-around dwellinga at a SCORUHY SMITH lals at the Sterrea ..*••••• M of braid or rir-rac dr ribbon at Yerkes observatories. Or—avoid lipatlck amears. Obliging Young Lady .’asrlfig Apparel—Furs ...... §7 amaB coat. the neck, the sleeves and around Dale Book BYJOHNC.TERHl^ ■W&nted—To Buy ...... t l Large frentage oa the lA ke AT iUlw '* Bward Hetele—Be—rta the top of the hem. You can VW t By n evt-W a ve BiUH* Mrefaaraala allurda Siimnier and Winter make this fr o ^ plain—or add the Gives Army Rifles IteUght CO^gthCK,.. , vMniHne Without B o a r d ...... tt Sporta. Ideal for a Boy or Girl scalloped wing' pieces over - the First Aid classes at ’Trade Denver—(>I5 —Pvt. Martin I smsrm ___ _ :BMrders Wl^ntcd-...... •^••••.tt*A Camp, Summer Home, or a Sch(x>l and 8L Bridget’s chureh jcOHSMCC... vm * tVK M9§Ha, ntry Board—Resorts .«••••• M shoulder. man o f Attenta has become a sxnrsjtl Is— lU su u ran ta ...... di Community' Settlement. Ele- Pattern No. 8086 is designed for To Home Gnards basement. short wave radio fan slnoa his as­ ,/ n $ 4M/TI vatton about Eight,. Hundred FAPtsd—Rooms—Board .«•••• tl sizes 6 to 16 years. Size S., plain,, By Mnk A m m Osbst signment to Lowry-Field. 8o has f R«al Beiaf« Par Heat (S6 0 ) feet. 1 i^ulres 2.fUnt •• 14 Other tend aralteble In vicin­ rial, pinafore atyle, 2 3-8 yards. Sants' Barbara, C a li({^ (45 — A good friend will snjoy m akingf ing it is a handsome picture for sweetheart. Each Friday night, at ifg~For Rent ...... t l ity. For this attractive pattern, send With mimey saved from her pen­ thla- ' -beimtlfiil panri. Stamp it for living room, bedroom or chiid'a Order of Rainbow, Maaonie Tem­ .6 p. m., they visit amateur jadio ur^o Pot Rent ...<.«••••• tt 15c in coin, your name, address, room. ple. operator frlands and resume a © mar Homsa For Rabt ••••• €7 To be aacrUeed at fraetlea o( sion as s Chvll war widow, Mrs. her on linen or cotton and encloee pattern numbe'r and size to The Luelte McDaniels, 74, has pur­ TO obtain transfer pattern of the Suaday, Dee. M Denver-Attenta converaation. itdd taw Ram n the embroidery floes for working ■ M l '9 m Sal* Manchester Evening Herald To­ chased three Arm y rifles and giv­ Lord’s Prayer Panel (Pattern No. Holiday Tea Dance of Junior iW «Bi Sutiaing u r tigi* .. M EDWAub J. HOLL day's Pattern Service' 106. 7tb en them to the Santa Barbara i t 8109) instrucUona on tra ^ e rrin g Chamber pf Commerce, Country laaeremt Byatandar Hart Viop*rt|r fo»aal« ... M Avenue, New -York; N. Y. Home Guards. M you do not have a iovoly pansl------: to material, color slfhrt for em- club, '4 to 8 p. m. Durliain, N. H .—r4J9)—The Inno­ M m M Lutf l»r tgM •..» n O R Y O U R O w n B R O K E R Select all of the piattems- you . "Those who do not love their of the Lord’s Prayer in your own brolderlng, iUuatratlon o f all cent byatandef' ia atlll taking It tfjfi fm 6 4 . 4 a Tl 'Maaghester'. . WedMaday, peo. 81 need for your winter sewing ptens country enough to make a sacri- twime you wltt Ilka to i w o thls i______t it c l^ uMd, .HPUMe •«UVIA$$M9amounts V*o f niatartate oh tha chin. When Mra. Jamer one^fpr yOurseH, The, warm rejfs. mecUted, sand 10 cants ih '. Coin, New Yearia Eve Dance, TdU CurMar, U nivsm ty o f New Hamp- flc* for it deserve no ccnintry,” Cadafa of Lebanon, Sports Centar. i i ^ said. “I would like to get rid U u H T<9 ur> Nhm* «*id Addrsgs and the ahlra howseaawthsr, faU aod hrok< ' •0W-. S u K m FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26, lOlt B l ^ T m T E E N Ettntbtg lbixd!t

No Fires Here mi Town Soldiers Here Over Christmas S t John’a church tomorrow Not Forgotten liny at nine o’clock there will I. a maaa with blessing; and dla- Firemen of the South Man­ utlon of r ^ e . chester Department breathed re­ '/■ lief this morning when the holiday Taken . to Homes for The B.W.R. workrooms In the ended. There was not a call an­ Christmas Dinners and ||Eitlali*American club’s building swered by the department. Chief Foy had extra men at the differ­ Entertainment Given. pie street will be open Mon- emoon from 1 to 4 o’clock, ent firehouses durlnjf the holiday. ,-./ool for sweaters and other It w:>s expected that there: would be trouble because of the decora­ Every one of the 260 officers and ablea will be given out. Yarn tions, but the passing o f the men stationed here at the State _ socks has not yet been re- candles has done much to over­ Armory received gifts, dinners and | dved. The remainder of the week come thfs. a swell entertainment yesterday by workrooms will be closed. There was an over supply of the people of Manchester. While it Christmas trees brought to Man­ lacked the home touch, which the chester this year. Those who have men would have received had they lew Red Cross beeh in the business of selling been at home, it was nevertheless, 11 trees in the past expressed the a day packed full of incidents opinion that there was Just as which served to make up for that Unit Is Formed which they missed had they been many trees sold this year as was the case last year, but there were at home. Another unit in Red Cross sew­ many more in the business. On Entertainment Given ing will start in St. James’s nearly all of the lots trees were Through the efforts of the new­ church Monday. It will be sponsor­ left over. ly created Coordination Commit­ ed by St. Margaret’s Circle tee. headed by Jack Sanson, man- ;Daughters of Isabella and work aget of the State Theater, not a will be done in the church and Postpone Session dull moment during Christmas day ■isn at homes. The Circle has been festivities which started as early as 9;30 in the momlnig when O. A l­ able to secure thre machines but It Is expected that there will be Of Police School bert PearsofTs choir from the work sent to different homes. Manchester High school gave a Mr*. Catherine WlUiama and The Manchester police school carol concert in the big drill shed. Mrs. P. R. Branr^lck are the per- scheduled for tonight has been Many of the men left n* various aons to be contacted for work to be postponed until Tuesday of next times for church services at all lo­ done. week. The lecture will be delivered cal churches. SAVE by Detective Sergeant Joseph A. Mayor Chambers Speaks Prentice who will take for hlS sub­ A t 10:10 o'clock Sanson, who ject, "Laboratory Aids to Investi­ acted as master of ceremonies, in­ FROM TALI. CEDARS gator, Plastgr of Parts; Use of troduced Mayor David Chambers Moulage: Restoration of Obliter­ who extended to the soldiers a ated Number.^; Gla.sa Fractures.” hearty welcome from Manchester. There will be no more lectures be­ The mayor explrilned that he was aware that whatever efforts had P fore the examination is taken and the policeman will be given a been extended to them It would not make up for what they were TONIGHT rating. 8:1S O’aock .sacrificing. Town Treasurer George ON THESE ADVERTISEMENT ■/; H. Waddell echoed the sentiments G R A N G E H A U of Mayor Chambers and also ex­ Dr. Edmund ZagHo will be out tended the hospitality of Manches­ :0 Regular Games Af( of town from December 26th until ter and the sca.son’3 greetings. January 6th 1942. Mrs John Pickles, president of '3.00 a Game for 25c', MAGNIFICENT the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Cham­ 2 FREE GAMES! ber of Commerce was the next 7 SPECIALS! speaker and she received a big

SWEEPSTAKE! ovation from the soldiers. She- SILENT GLOW gave them a warm greeting and COATS Oil Burner Sales and Service <5.00 DOOR PRIZE!, explained,, in part, the work her committee had accomplished. MONTHLY PRIZE: «tS.OO DEFENSE BOM ) CHAS. G, SCHELL Santa Is There, Too Mr. P. B. Clarke/one of New I06S Main St. Tel. S627 Next came Santa Claus, In all the, regalia of the favorite old chap York's recognized whole­ and for twenty minutes gave out pre.sents to each of the men pres­ ent. There was a lot of good-na­ sale, furriers, mokes this tured ribbing as some of the men i r s NOT A MAITER OF told funny incidents on one an­ event possible os he has JUST ANOTHER LOAD other as they received the gifts I / I \i OF OIL which were widely assorted. For repriced hisi entire collec­ the most part they were made But what kind of nil are yon get­ available through the efforts of the tion of Quality Fur Coots, ting ? Is It best suited for your Ladles’ Auxiliary pf the Chamber of Commerce, Mrs. Mary Evans’ burner and are you getting the Gift Barrel and from private including showroom som- most B.T.V. out of It? For sources. - ours is a speclfleatlon oil that The old accordion man, Walter ples and pne and two of o meets the most exacting tests, Olson, was called back several times as was George Hinckle, old- and proves Its superiority In re­ kind. time vaudeville favorite from Cov­ duced heating costs. entry. Tony Dubalo and his hilly billy orchestra made the hit of the day as they played and sang old favorite songs.

It was hard to get an arranged program due to the fact that the

In Any Quantity — Any Time! enlisted men and officers were Shop Early

Wholesale and Retail coming and going on various de­ tails all morning. A big-Christmas tree was placed in the center of the drill shed and was decorated BANTLT on. COMPANY by Sanson and his committee. and Save

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Servinfir the PuRlic for 2.3 Years.

■!a(l Son Home

For Christmas i.||k w I i p l Repriced In Three Major and Mrs. N. J. Curtis of

Jfie Salvation Army had as their

"iiests for Christmas their son ’ohn. who Is stationed at Camp

’ ’ dw.ards, Falmouth, and Private KEEP COOL ' 'Miott. Thc-adjutant met his son >t Willlmantlc, and brought bac.; MINK BLEND SABLE and

two other boys In the service, one ...a ^ u t the problems of defense if whom had been Injured and was we’Te'all facing— and solving! Rut o’l crutches. He was a Polish bOy K ^ E P WARM within your own .'. hose home was In Hartford, and BANK BLKSD Rome! ■IS M.ijor Curtis drove up to the ioor with him. Ms mother who as .sweeping the porch was over- MUSKRAT

Make the L. T. Wood Company ivcd at seeing him as she believed le would be Unable to make It. your source of supply for fuel and Elliott was bom in Manchester, MUSKRAT range oil and Koppers (!oke. 'lis parents are both dgad, and he Reg. 9189 and $198 Prompt, friendly service. was made welcome at the Curtis home. R e g . $295 ^

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' 7 ^ Softy Dark Rich Luxurious Pelts Softy Rich Sable and Mink Blehd in Silky Pel|s

n] LEGION EASY WASHERS Black Persian~Curl $110 t o $ 139 .

KEMP'S C aracul Premier Bonded b e . Service Oa All Makes Beaverette Pbooe 86M

Moire Black Fur Coats SATURDAY NIGHT

LEGION HOME— LEONARD STREET C aracu l . Mink Dyed BEFORE YOU BUY ANY KIND OF INSURANCE

Dancing. After Bingo C A L L 6637 $ Coney

BENJAMIN CHENEY Gray Caracul -""^Soldiers in Uniform Admitted B6S Main SI. Hal* «M g.

Free to die Dancing

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Admission (tax included) 50c Brown Caracul

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RECORDS^ Game* Start 8:1S — Penny Bingo At 7:zu. Vietor • BhNMri aad Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales. INDIVIDUAL SEATS FOR EVERYONE! Latoit BekMwea!

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