IN «TiroAT, JANUARY 2, 1942 IRatuIfMtrr EvrttUij|j8^rato t

The Brothsrfaot^ o t .tbs Oovs- over the road In East Hartford, Owing to tho fhet that attend­ which Ls part of the , hew bridge ance at the rehearsal of Center nant Congregational church will Jarvis Co. Signs To Hold Benefit Let ypur Red Cross Hollars Carry l^ur Fight to Americans Enemies! l^^iboiit Town church choir, New Year’s Eve, was meet tomorrow night for their an­ approacl;. . PALL CEDARS not what it should h^ve been, nual meeting, the meeting to be S227,000 Contract For the Red Cross Choir director Jesse Davis has call­ called at 8 o ’clock. Union Officials AveUige Daily Circulatioh tW leh acbool op«ni In Manches* ed an extra rehearsal for Sunday, For the Month of December, IM t r B « t Monday a new nOH« morning at 10 o'clock. All mem­ The Alexander Jarvis Construc­ , GibtMna Assembly, Catholic La­ The Weather 1 amployed In the eyetem replac- bers of the choir are urged .to be Call Meeting Day of Prayer tion Company has signed a con­ dies of Columbus, will hold a "Sil­ TONIGHT Forecast of U. 8. Weather Bortan Mra. Hannah Qu^in, who re- present at that time, unless en­ tract with the state for thMsulld- 7,100 ned. Tha new nuh(^ wilK be gaged In iSunday school work. ver Donation Tea” for, the benefit 8:15 O'aock Ing of approaches to the new There Is to be a meeting of the Member of the Andit Mary Meriarty, too has At South Church of the Red Cross. Immediately^ fol- Increasing cloudiness followed bridge for about-$227,000 , The ap­ executive Committee qf the TWtJA ORANGE h a l l " Bureau of OIrcnIittons by snow beginning late tonight; ti a apeoUl-course InXschool C. J.. Butler, of the Pinehurst proaches , will be on the Hartford low-ing the meeting of the assem­ " in addition to being i\reg of Cheney Brothers in Tinker Hall somewhat colder than last night. Grocery, plans to leave for F lori-, side. Other contracts tlie company tomorrow- morning at 10 o'clock. bly, Tuesday evening, Jnjiuary 6, :o Regular Games At ...fp iiw . Mias Morlarty w^s da early Sunday morning for a i The .New Year’s Day of Prayer Manchester— A City qf Village Charm has with the state,amounts to a'n- The meeting is to dispose of roti- at 8 o’clock In the K. of C. club- '3.00 a Game for 25c! jinanied -as • one of the ^bstitu stay of three weeks. Mr, Butler . service w-as held yesterday at the other $223,000. For the " city of tine work and arrangements made early last, year when a ipmes from Broad Brook and join-.j rooms. ' I 2 FREE GAMES! VOL. LXL. NO. 80 (ClaaalSed Advertising Oa Page 13) South Methodi.st church w-ith a Hartford the -firm Is now building for the Installation of officers at MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY .3, 1942 t l e a ^ od absence was /' given to eV the grocery staff at Pinehurst ; new roads around the new federal a meeting a week from tomorrow. A discu.sslon of the Mothers CIr-1 7 SPECIALS! (FOURTEEN PAGE rjV Mn. Qulqn. She jA a been em- large numbi-r of persons In at­ PRICE THREE C E im Iasi .June. hosing project near Colt's fac- The members of the Union were cles afiiliated w-lth the Assembly SWEEPSTAKE! P ployed at tbe Mandieater Memo- tendance. w ry , W-hlch Is neilring completion, given a holiday by Cheney Broth­ w-ill also be held. - EASY WASHERS rial hospital and l i a native of The \|^anchestcr Improvement The pa.stor, Rev. W. Ralph Ward, jrhls Is a $.3.3,000 project,. ^ ' ers yesterday, this being part of Mrs. Charles Johnson and Mt.ss .5.00 DOOR PRIZE! . Manchester. Aasociatlo'n Chrl.stmaa committee Jr. led the worship and prayers, These contracts bHng the local the new union agreement.. They Mary Taylor, co-chairmen of the aiONTIILY PRIZE: • / • has rem ov^ all of the decorations the congregation joining in pra^ firm among the largest doing w-ere not paid, but had they work­ committee, will he a.ssisted hy Mrs. -I’lfi.Ofl DRFflNSE ROND KEMP'S Parents of boys In the various at the W-e.stCrn end of Depot ers for the presTdent. Prime Min- husiriess w-lth the state -Mr. Jarvis ed they would have been paid Ru.s.sejl Anderson. Mr.s. .1. A. VqIz, Inc. ' hranches of . the service are re- Square. All of the w-oodw-ork, iater, soldiers, .sailors and all y ltt- also built the bridge thitt passes time and one-half. Miss Helen Riley and Mrs. Jame.s Service On All Mnken *ieeted by Miss Jessie M. Rey- wiring and reindeer will be stored zens of America, particii^rly W. Farr. Phone 5880 -ild s. Red Cross Welfare Nurse away for future use It was said. those engaged in defense w i^ . —id agent, to contact her at once, Dr. E. H. FUrgeson of th^North Isfand; /M ring the names and addresses Chief of Police Samuel G. Gor­ Methodist church gave the'^sermon of their sons for a local Red Cro.^s don ha.s not received Iriforma'tion and spoke of the contemporaneous hating. Those men who are now- regarding the collection o r' ac­ ch.sracter of tiie book of Habba- at home on furlough, luid who la- ceptance of radios, firearms / or kiik. Mancliester’s Qudto of $18,000 : ter may i^ it their homes here, are camera.s owned by local aliens, he An offering was received for the Our Entire Sloth Of asked to give. Miss Reynolds this stated today. local Red Croaa campaign. ' ■ latormation by calling at her office In ihe Nation-Wide tn the Municipal Building or call- tag- 5360. of Four Warships Past Royal Patrpn Herbert Leg­ gett of diampman Court." Order INTER CO A' No Sanction of Amaranth. w*ill be -the Install­ Red Cross Drive //(xis Soldierg Captured by British in Libyi ing officer at a semi-public cere­ mony at the Masonic Temple this A PLEDGE for 1942 For $50,000,000 v To Be Given avenlng to seat the 1942 officers. Three Craft Downed Grand Royal Matron Anne Tryon of 31 Parker street wdll be the im- REDUCED Planes Clubs eroamlng matron, and Mrs. Rachel We .will do our utmost to .serve calls for not less than 75 cents from every yildsn the crowning matron. Mias Manche.ster and vicinity, to pro­ Lsla Webster, retiring royal ma- man, woman and child in town. tnm. will serve ss Installing mar- vide highest quality fuel and raiiKe For Final Clearance Government Will Not As 60 Make Attack; and t^ul Volquardsen as mar- oil and Kopper.s Coke to keep >ou \pj0^icin//.v Approve Col­ ■haL Mrs. 'Volquardsen succeeds warm all throtigh the winter. Mlso Webster ss royal matron and Trininied with Silver Fox, Mountain Sable, Mink, Rac­ lection o f Pennies Carl Furay will be the new royal GIVE YOUR SHARE coon and Sfiiiirrel. Sizes 12 to 2 0 only. patron. The 1943 officers wrlU be For Enemies Downed. to chsrgs of the social and re- Japs Report Assault frashments fAIowing the cere­ Meter-Printed Delivery Slip* Don't depend on others to make up the mony. Washington, Jan. 3—<;P)—'The Regular $45.00 CoatS $ government is glad to receive do­ SiiiiultaneouR Attark hv A meeting of the Reglns DTtal- difference. This war emergency calls for nations for new warplanes but is Fail lo Inflirt Mate* la will be beld Sunday. January 1 Plus Tax no\ prepared to 'ianction officially Laud and Naval Force.s Civilians \Air 4th at 2 p. m. at the Itallan-Am- real sacrifice on YOUR part to aid our armed NOW rial Damage on Fort- ariean Club, Eldridge atreet. After penhy-a-pliine clubs Ouch as have Told by Doniei; Japa­ the buslnesa meeting refreshmehta been formed In a number of cities. Patrol Takes ifiratioii Guarding the will be served. forces upftii whom we rely for protection. The word came from' officials nese Planes Keep Up Ehtranre to Manila / ^ ^ 4 4 9 C Attacks on Vessels The Manchester Coon and Fox ' SI BISSCLU ST. (Continued On Page Two) Shape Today Bayi American Casual- Club will hold ita annual meeting Regular $49.75 CoatS $ . / Transporting Men to with election o f officers, Sunday at This Advertisement Paid For By Watkins Brothers. ties/Pnt at 13 Killed 3 p.m. at the clubhouse In Coven- Plus Tax Stronghold; Desperate tiy. Refreshments will be served. Private Cars Curry, National Com­ And 35 Wounded; NOW Resistance Being Met. mander, Tells Aviation Lessening in Attacks. t ; M ayBel^xt Tokyo, Jan. 3.— (Official ff riters of Progress Wa.sliington, Jan. 3.—(ff>) Broadca.ot Recorded hy AP.t And Plans for Future. Regular $59.75 CoatS $ To BeHaiined — A simultaneous attack on — The M ar Department re­ the Manila Bay fortress of ported today a five-hour Jap­ Washington. Jan.- 3 —(;?>) — \ anese air attack on Corregi­ Plus Tax Corregidor h.v Japanese land nation-wide civil air patrol, organ­ . NOW dor i.aland at the entrance of Salisbury Sheets 3 I9Y Be C^iniandeer^l and Naval forces was report­ ized to Utilize aviation persoanel Manila Ba.v. It .said at least 8y Government for Use ed today h.v Uomei, Japanese and facilities not otlierwi.se em­ (Imperfects of Red Label Pepperell Sheets.) .Slight mis- news agency. At the same ployed In commercial ser\icc or three enem.v planes were shot ' weaves, oil sjKit.s or uneven hems. No sizing or dre.ssinir. Will By Armed Forces or time Ja])anese planes were fbe war effort, took shaiHi today. down. At least 60 bombers ; wear for vears. Maj. Gen. John F. Curry, na­ took part in the attack, a In Essential Services. Another City^ said to be keeping up attacks on tional, commander of the patrol Nazis Pay for Convoy Attacks; ihlps transporting United States communique said, but failed to in­ Untrimmed told a meeting of aviation writers flict material damage on the for­ Washington, Jan. 3—(/P>—Draa- and Philippine forces from the of the progress already made and Palls to Red Luzon mainland to the island of plans for the future. tification. which guards the en­ tic wartime regulations which al­ trance tO’ Manila Bay. - . stronghold 27 miles acro.ss the bay (j^neral Ciirrj-. who has been de- .39 ready have halted sale of new au­ \ Beat Japs-Assaults in Malaya from Manila. Americah. casualties from th* 81x99 Dress and Sport Coats tomobiles and cut tire and tube attack, which., took place yester­ Units Today Other of Gen. Douglas MacAr- (Contln’uod On Page Two) sales to the general public by 90 thur'a fighting forces were de­ day, were put h ; 13 killed and 35 per cent may be extended to in­ wounded. \ 11 ' On East Coast Invad­ Cruiser and Destroyer clared to be putting up a desper­ clude commandeering of cars for ate resistance in the Batan area Japanese pUnha Active use by the armed forces or in es­ Maloyaroslavets Added ers Pash into Out­ German Tank 81 X 1 0 8 ____ S1.59 72 X 99 . . . . $ 1.29 Also Reduced For Clearance Vielini of Mines; Oth­ mirthwe.st of Manila. | Meanwhile there wusq a marked sential civilian services. To l.engtheniiifi' Li.st of Gillespie Dies; les.senlng of enemy gfiound at­ Price Administrator Leon Hen­ skirts of Kuantan; er Two Sunk by Tor­ No Details Given I tacks on Gen. Douglas 'MacAr- 63 X 9 9 . $ 1 .1 9 derson said that although the gov­ Central Front Cities Re­ Four Jap Barges Sunk. Chief Captive Domei iJid not elaborate upon thiir’s main force on Luzolv, but Regular $22.75 Coats ernment will refi-ain from such ac- pedoes in Battle. its report that U had ylearned Headetl Paper Japanese planes were active. - tjon as long as possible, requisi­ stored to Soviet Rule. from the Japanese Army heail- The communique, based on re­ $19-00 tioning of cars owned by persons 42x36 Salisbury 42x36 Auburn Percale NOW . . . . , Singapore, Jan. .3.—(A^)— As Bardia Falls qiiarters on Luzon" that Corregi- ports received up to 9:30 a. m., who have no vital need for them Moscow, Jan. 3 - lAh —Maloya­ London, Jan. ,3.— {/P)— The ilor was ’’.subjected to joint attack e. .s. t , said: was the "gloomy prospect" for the Bnti.sh troops, fighting to At Stamford roslavets was added today to the lo.s.s of four British \Varship.4 by Japanese land and Naval "1. Philippine Theater: Cjorregi- future. hold their positions in north- forces." Regular $19.75 Coats lengthening list of central fronU British Take More Than was acknowledged h.v, the Ad­ dor Island in .Manila Bay sdstatned' Henderson explained that only >ve.storn Mala.va, beat ofT (There was no Intimation Piihlisilier and Editor- a five-hour aerial bopahardment $ 1 7 . 0 0 650,000 new cars will be available rlties restored to Soviet Russia by 5 ,0 0 0 Prisoners, Set miralty toda.v hut. iireaking whether mention of land forces Pillow Cases Pillow Cases for sale to private consumers after tliree sharp Japanese attaYfes N O W . . . . , a vast Red Army counter-offen­ a long-standing rule 'o f si­ implied a. Japanese attempt to iii-Chlef of Thp Advo- I (('ontlmird On Four) Imperfects of Red Label Imperfects of Lady Pepperell automobile production Is shut l).v land and one h.v seji yes­ Losses at 6 0 killed criMS from Manila m landing down next month for the duration sive which Ihi government said lence, it told the British peo­ Percale Ca.ses Was costing Germany 2,.5()0 dead terday, but on the east coast And 3(H) Vi o tided. ple the pi’ice Germany is pay­ bargeji or small boats. Neither did 4’ale l*ati(*nt in Hospi­ Pepperell Ca.se*' o f the war. This number will be 11 Dome! specify the nature of the Regular Insufficient to meet the demands daily at . the year-end. the invaders pushed into the $16.75 Coats A special communique broad­ ing to attack Atlantic con- Naval forces 00111 to be in action tal for Two .Months. $ 14.00 of physicians and surgeons, police, outskirfs, of Kuantaii, oni.v C’airo, Jan. 3 i/Pi—German vo.vs and the Royal Nay.v’s againat the powerful fortress.) fire departments and other pro­ cast by the Moscow radio reported 190 mlle.«i from Slngiypore, a com­ NOW . . . Major Gehernl Schmidt, chief a.d- siicce.ss in gu.irding that vitrtl The Japan Times and Advertiser Stamford, Jan. 3 (4^ Schuy­ Flashes ! f C ea. ,y.' - ' - , ■ ^ tective . agencies Or the need for more than 15.00Q German officers I munique anfvuinreii' today. The ambulances. and men were slain in a six-day niihi.stratlve staff officer of the bridge of .ships. Two of the lost reported, meanwhile, that Jaiia- ler Gillespte. .56. piil>iisher and edi- (Latr Bulletios ot tke UP) Wlio) for period of the -Winter warfare froiii bulletin said tpe Japane.-e suffer­ British war.ships were the 7,175- nese force*, had completed occupa­ $ 1.00 g r e e n st a m p s g iv e n w it h c a s h ^ a l e s Says It’s “ Uqt” Question ed 400 to 500 VAsualtle.s in their Nazi "Panzer Gruppe Afrlka" and i tor-in-cluef of The ,Stam(ord Ad- This means eventual govern­ Dec. 26/ to 31. ton crui.ser Neptune and the de­ tion of Mindanao, second largest Tornado Kills Child The first quality Cases , are (Rumors circulated in Sweden, land a.s^.nilts qfi the Perak front. more than 5.0Q) other Axis pri-son- of the Philippine Islands, where I roente. died today in Stamford ment requisition of private cars, stroyer Kandahar whicfi. a com­ Denham .Springs, La., Jan. S.— Slight mlaweavcg, oil spots and worth 50c each. Extra fine qual­ London sources said, that thq Ger­ Steamer Set ,\flre er.s were captured at Bardia. it munique said, went down in the landing.s had lieen made at Davao. . hospital ■ wiiere he haii been a pa- uneven hems. ity that will wear for years. Henderson said. He commented was announced officially today. —,\n early morning tornado howeveb that Germany and Eng­ mans were building defe ises both Four Japanese barges were I Mediterranean after .striking (This report .said nothing of j tient for two months. along the Polish bqvder and in the B.-vitish looses in occupation of ] killed u .\egro child, injured sev-- land had not yet been forced to sunk and a small steamer wa.s set mines. Zamoanga, a United .States .N’^val I Prominent in the in):^azine Th« JW.HAU CORP. interior as a precaution. A Brit­ the port, a communique declared, station at the tip of a penipaula eriil other persons and blew dowa afire by Briti.sh artillerymen in commandeer cars and said tt was wiTc only 60 killed and 300 wound­ Former .\merlean Ship printing department of Gillespie a do'zen or more homes near Deiv MANCHISTIft COHM* a "hot" question. ish obsei’\’er said, however, that frustrating a new landing atteinjit ■jutting southwe.st from -Mindanao.) 18x36 Cannon Hand and Face Size Seconds of Reg. 22c "Poland is still a long way " from ed. The other two wore the destroy­ Brothels, Inc., he iiec.i^e trea.'^ur- ham Springs today. Denlum The CIO took full page adver- in lower Perak yhsterday, the er St.-inleV, a forfiier American III Relieve largn Forre» er and general manager of the the fighting zone.) It said 1,1,50 British prisoners The Timoit and Advertiser pro- .Springs, a tow n of more than li« Startex Part Linen communique declared, and "the held by the Axis were freed. warship, and thy auxiliary war­ c irfwr.ition and ^ d ilo r 0/ The (M)0 populutiooi suffered damaga (Uqatipoed On Page Two) Wipe Out 1,850 Germans ship Audacity, the erstwhile 5,- Surrender rnoonditlnnai' .. (Continued On Page Four) Daily Advocate after the death of only to some roots and outbuild­ 20x40 22x41 Russian troop:: were reported in, (Continued On Page Four) The communique told dramahf- 600-ton Geraian motorsliip Han­ his brother, Richard H, Gillespie, ings. Turkish ITS GOOD LUCK TO GARRY YOUR a mid-day communique today to last Jan. 15. ally how the hold-out garrisoit;. nover which t^e Briti.sh had cap­ have wiped out 1,850 Germans in Cannon Novelty Plaid and which threatened to become a' tured and cimverted into a war- ln\(*o«r Heulth Long Time (■runts' Reurgahlzatiun Plea BRIDE ACROSS THE THRESHOLD Couple Found three local engagements, seized Nane-bearing convoy guardian. three villages on the central front Price Control Defense Work T h o u ^ he Was in pisir health ( hiirlcston, M . Va.. Jan. 3.—<7P) Bordered Turkish Dish Towels and, captured war supplies Includ- (Continued (>n Page Fopr) I T^cse t\y4 were sunk h.v torpe- during mO.st o f the time he active­ ' — Kedenil IMstrlet Judge Ben Towels ' does'-sjn a four-day running battle Dead at Table ihg two tanks, 12 field guns and ly managed the pa;>er, a new Moore granted toda.v the petition THEN WE'RE DOUBLY LUCKY- 35 trucks. . agaiiutt German subnoarines raliW mechanical plant was built under of the S’I,-.,00(),00« ndellty .Assur- Bill Is Ready Treasury Balance I ing a r'btiVoy, the Admiralty said Heavv in Year The Moscow radio broadcast a Gillespie's direction during the ' am-e .tssiM iutlon of U heeling, W. Tass dispatch saying Soviet troops I in a rare\report on such opera­ past year and equipment was Sales Exenitive and Washington. Jan. 3 .A>) The tions, but iL declared the Germans \ a., for reorganization under tho Bath Towels IC ea. WE COT*liliiecoaI’ had cleared 16 villages of the in­ position of the Trea.mry Jan. 1: transferred to it witli no interrup­ Uederul Itankruptey .\ot. Tho ea. Measure Designed to I lopt at least three submarines and I ‘.YImosI Overshadows' Woman Discovered in vaders in the past two da.vs de- Receipts. $11,821,254.80: ex­ tion in daily publication 'eompany, whieh under the nnihe j at le^st two of their big, far-rang­ Gille.siup was born tiere Sept FOR A WEDDING PRESENT. Save Goveriiinent Bil­ penditures. $75.gT5,156.72: m-t bal- ing locke-W ulf bombers in the at- , Normal .Aetivities of I of the Fldelitv Investntent .Asso- . Absorbent Cannon towels, white with colored Private Dining Room. (Continued On Page Two) ance, $3,511,864,637.92: customs I elation sold annuity contracts In lions, Protect Public. receipts for month. $1,137,478.33. Department of Justice. ((ontiniied on Page Four) j 27 stutfa, filed Its reorganization borders in blue, gr?cn, gold, and peach. (Coottoued Oa Page Four) 2 9 *^ ea. for Cnucngo, Jan. 3 — (Ah — A St. I petition last June. The petition *blue coal* saves money...saves Louis sales executive and his pret­ Washington, Jan. 3—(4>i- A flex­ Washington. Jan. 3. . At­ was attacked by rounsel for sev­ Colorful Cannon towels in two sizes. It will trouble...makes home heatingELdSY ty woman companion were found Pledges Party ible wartime price' control nfeas- torney General Biddle told Con­ eral of the statt's. .Vmong other . pay you to buy plenty of the.se at this price. dead early today in a private din­ ure—designed to save the govern­ gress today that the Justice De­ Five Fliers things. It was contended that the partment’s normal work of law en­ Blue, dustj' rortance Sadly Underrated San Diego. Calif , Jan. 3 .-js ' turned and caught fire., The spi- ent. Slight mlswcaves that will not Impair the wear­ Remnants and. general sales manager of The 'tlon in prooecution of the war dark last night to complete their University of Oklahoma pharmacy Dt. Bienfang contend.^ the im­ the year, during which he was at­ From a big crippled Army bomber dler was trapp«-d in the cob of ing qualities. Miosouri Portland Cement Com- fort coupled with a promise to call draft of the hilt, although the first portance of the sen.se of smell is torney general. Asaociate Justice aesaion of the 77th Congress al­ professor ' whose scent collection came the question by radio: "Any the blazing truck. Passersby freed 2 to 5 Yd. Lengths pafiy. The woman was identified as attention j^o "honest mlstakea’’ has won national attention, con­ sadly, under-rated. Robert H. Jackson praised the came today from Joseph W. Mar­ ready was ended. Congress recon­ of you pilots ever land a ship with Charles .N. Sawyer, 38, of Fitch­ Mrs. Nancy Wass man, 34, of (Chi­ tended today at a forum discus­ "Children are educated in the Federal Bureau of Investigation burg, the driver, and he was tak­ cago. tin, national chairman of the pSrty venes Monday, but leaders indicat­ , use of all their senses except "technique of counter-espionage" one wheel down and one halfway ed that Senate debate on the sion. en to the .Ayer Commimity Me­ 22"x44” Bath Size Dish Towels listed At Btarrled and leader of the Republican House "There is a humid, protected smell." he commented. to prevent crime. up?" morial hospital. The identity of measure would not begin before The St.. Louis city directory delegation. situation behind the ear," he went "But the dairyman always VI considered it advisable," the soldier was not Immedlatoly Regularly ,59c ‘"njis is not thf time for abuse Wednesday to enable lawmakers smells milk before he buys It. The Jackson said, "to-mature our cases An excited group of .flight ex­ (c yd. lists McArdle as married, his to study and digest it. on. "as illustrated by the expres­ perts. aum^noned hurriedly., gath­ learned. The metal Identification Phomb Us Youtt Omn Tom/ vidfe’s name as Lucille, and his or criticism; it’s a time for point­ sion ’He’s not dry behind the ears physician sniffs the air when hg by full invesUgation rather than" disk, worn on a cord around hla ing out." the Massachusetts rep­ WIU .Aid War Effort enters a sickroom Diplltheria. to break them prematurely even to ered in the control tower at San home address as 512 South Mera- Senator Brown (_D-Mich). who !y e t?’ ’’ Diego's . Llndbersh Field neck, was melted by the - furiooa l«"x28" Hand Size Linen toweling is getting scarcer and higher iC ea. mec avenue, CTayton, a S t Louis resentative said upon his return to measles, diabetes and other dis­ protect ourselves against 'criticism heat of the burning gasollhe. TIm the Capitol for the start of a new W'ill scr\-e as floor” manager for I Dr. Bienfang, having given his No, nobody there had ever tried in price every day. Buy plenty of these rem­ suburb. idea of the best place for per- eases have distinctive smells. And by the uniformed for lack of ac­ tnick w'os owned hy The Tnckar Regularly Jik session of Congress Monday. "We. the bill, said it would aid the all- tivity." to bring a crash job down that Brodie said the woman’s purse out war effort by sUbilizing tfume, then went on to say fur was j I', understand thal In the Federal Oil (i'ompany, of- Fitchburg, and nants at this low price. Colored borders in like everybody else, are 100 per I Bureau of Investigation school C'ilM) .Spy Ring way. red and blue. The W. G. GLENNEY CO. contained a letter from McArdle prices of everything from "guns ! the worst, emphasizing; was en route from Boston to With slight misweaves and oil spots. telling Mrs. -Wassman, a divorcee, cent for winning this war but, like here peace officers were taught to He cited the case of a' German "Five airmen in the four-motored Fitchburg. they do in England,we will reserve to butter" and would strike di­ "You miglit as well pour it on B-24 cruised helplessly • over the Coal, Lumber, Masons' Supplies, Paint he would meet her at L’Aiglon, a rectly at profiteering, speculation, a rug.'" recognize various gases by their spy ring, recently convicted in New Face Clotha the right to comment when it can odor." York, in which the FBI had Sail Diego area. The landuig gear 336 North Main Street Tel. 4148 Manchester French cuisine restaurant in the inflation and hoarding. Flavor RosuK of Smell Nazis F'Ine N’orwegtans honestly be done. Specializing in odor control. Dr. operated a radio station for the had been damaged in a take-off. Regularly iZVte near North Side night life, district, President Roosevelt asked Con­ The professor Insists the flavor London, Jon. 8— (iP) Rentofa and that he planned to return to "The party of the opposition is gress more than six months ago Bienfang' has been able to advise spies and thus controlled the In­ The left wheel was locked in a qiiot(9d a report In the HtiKdUMlat Green Stamps Green Stamps 'bluecoarTHE DEPENDABLE FUEL SOLD ONLY BY RELIABLE DEALERS of (he greatest importMce." of food Is not conveyed by the trappers how to prolong the use- formation sent to the Nazis. The dowm poaitk’h. but the right one Blue, peach, green, dusty rose and all white! St. Louis on a midnight train. fo r price control legislation. Mean­ tongue but "posteriorally, through news|«aper Sngens Nyheter today (■’iven With Given With Postpones AleeUag Called ‘ulners.of aromatic lures. He has nies were arrested, he'said, when •vas Jammed at an angle of 45 de­ that N'nruegtans in the little vjtL Not all colors in each .size. The JWHALC COM In MpArdle’s pockeU police while, Leon Henderson has been smell." grees. Martin already had postponed a helped a Pittsburgh manufacturer "no turthbr advantage seemed to Cash Sales Cash Sales fouhd memhership cards in the acting as price administrator, And that gave him another ar­ lage where Britiob CtNamaadM' A4ANCHISTM CONM* meetli|g of state RepubUcad chair­ through executive orders. perfume striw hats with sandal­ accrue from continuing the opera­ "Try rocking and Jogging the landed on Voogso island, off Ifea , Mlaaourl Chai^mber of Commerce men originally called for next gument for hia humidity-odor wood odor. tion." Advertise in The Heraldr—Il Pays Brown said the btli prepared ,for theory. ahip,” someone on the ground ad­ conat of Naxl-beld Norwny, WOM - And now, he said, he 1s |n search The FBI reported that its inves- vised. That dldfi’t .work. Other fined 10,600 kroner—« ,0 0 0 iN i OadttottBd Ob Pb( s Two}. .(CwtMuMd Oa Fact Two) . "Add that fjujt to the relalioo- of a fly-repellent odor with which V (Usaltoaed Oa JPa|4 XweJt •bip between humidity gad siaeU," cause the German mUltory «aklM i,^j , to imprefsate screen doors. iCoattoued Oa Pa^e Four), \(Coattou^ On ftga Two). ■ ^wei>re cut in M nlsies. MANCHEStra EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY, JANUARY 8,1942 _? 7: TWO 1; MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY, JAW ARY, 3,1942 tfiBor Dougan, Corp. Earl, Oo. 9 87th Sunday School Lesson. taken. Tlie Democrats now have schools will reopen on Monday fol­ Sig. B a tt, Camp EMwards, Maas. Manchester sizeable majorities in both -cham- Kockv|Jle lowing the Christmas Vacation. No Sanction Downing, Albert, Jr., U.S.S, Ar- Seek License; itish S ee^ Another City bers. • Taking Part Today gone, c-o Poatmaater, San Frah- Synoptic Gospels Splendidly Portray 344 Certified ciaoo. Put Hitler’s No. 1 Mail Will Call Conference Lewis tl. Chi^naa Joseph J. Genovesi of this city, Date Book . Martin said he probably would repreaonUng the Maple Grove! To Be Given Oraham, Georgs E., Barracks The Real Glory in the Life of Christ Get Summons Treaty Axis’ Falls to call 4 conference of Republican j 96. Kockville \ ! team, and leader of the Northern Air Wardens^ 701, P, 129, Naval Air Station. Snnday, Jan. 4 House members within a week or i Connecticut League In high aver­ The Center Church , St. JaniM’s Roman Oath^lk) Jacksonville, Fla. Out of South America Planes Clubs By William E. Gilroy, D.D. '»'to external things, a'nd that the Annual meeUnK Manchester two “to take stock of the sitiia-, age. tataklng part In the United (Congregational) Rev..M'llliam .J. Dtuin., Paatbr Holmes, Robert, Fort McKinley, Greenough and Sally Death Knell Coon and Fox Club, Coventry Units Today tlon back home" regarding the Rev. Watson Woodruff Rev. Vincent, Hlaes, Awiatant 'Maine. Editor of Advance real truth, the real beauty and States'Singles Bowling Champion­ Unusually High I^larks This lesson begins a series of | the real glory of all that per- Clubhouse at 2 p. tn. war and methods of prosecuting It. Three Receive ship matches today at Btratford Cram Page Une) Rev. Edmund Barrett, Asaistant ' Judd, Pvt. 1st Cl. Langdon B>, Rand Handed Surprise R*^sure^of Democracy “w inter Mdnday, Jan. 5 (Oontinaed From/Page One) He Joined other high-ranking Several fma from this city are .^re^Earued Here by the ' Morning Worship 10:50. Sermon* A.S.N. 31022495, M. P. Oo. 43rd, Six months''Studies in the life of | tains to Christ and the New Tes- Drives Cbamlnade Musical Club Con­ House members In .^iredlctlng blahnlng t^attend the matches, t()day- afteT the 'War Department by the minister: Sunday masses: \. Ft. Blandlng, Fla. Ohrist, as recorded in the Sydoptic. lament, have come down to us In By, Process/Server, Von Thermal! Abused llls Privileges - Nation ^lidarity Gospels. The Synoptic Gospels are a framework of historical, ob- cert, Center C o n g reg atlc^al spite a etiU em n jf j^sistance which speedy congressional approval of Prison Terms eral had been asked to sponsor on a Attenda^U of -School. The musjc: For adults, 6:30, 7, 8:30, .9:45 Juul, Pvt. 1st Cl. Frederick, 20- From Argentina ah repreaenutlvea, Pact Hailed as Begin­ church, 2:30 p. m. It dc.scribed a s/‘',German counteV- whatever appropriations President The funeraV of Mrs. Anna J. natlonwlda scale an arrangement Prelude, Arioso—Handel ' and 11 a. m. 135-313 Co. E, 118th Qr. Rev. 43rd the first three, namely) 5Iatthew, , scurlty. It_ ought to warn us , Loa Angelas, Jan. 3 — (A?) -c x F { 't;m in d a g acting on one of these repofUi,- Anthem, TTie King of Love My Mark, and Luke,, and they are so against attaching too much im- Examination of all those unable offenslves." Roosevelt may ask and as steep a wk w’l I’ 1 t'eiton.Peltoh, b7. 67, wldciu’ wldfky of Anthony Pel- by Whichv%«ucu muiviauaiIndividual voiumeenvolunteers Jay E.'Rand, head of the Air For children downstairs, at 8:30. Div. Blanking. 'Thurkel iffYirk) Greenough, r(>deo Result of Hi8 Aflis cenaured Van Thermann for overf ning of New League to take first tests for Air Raid An artlcle/lri Izvestla reported tax program as the Ways and'* /l^ren n n o h scap en lo l- | toi>. who died Tuesday nlKht, was | contribute one cent for every en Shepherd Is—Shelley^ May, Pvt. Jack E., Hdqtrs. Co. called because they give a synop- portance to the frame, as many brdne bust^, proudly carried Sally ______1 * stepping hla diplomatic bounds Wardens School, High School hall Means Comfnittec might recom-^' Raid W.'ii'dena school, which ha? Anthem, Rock of Ages—Buck •sis of events and incidents in the Christiana have tended to do, to and abusing hla privileges. h Of Nations in London. that 3,000 ^rrnans had been kill held on Friday at\ St. Bernard's emy plane downed. St. Bridget’s R. C. 1114 C.A.S.U. 3683 Barracim, (Jamp Rand piggy-back into the marriage Editor’s Note: During his a t 7:30. ed In the/M^loyaroslavets sector mend. land Jail Sent to church. Rev. JamesNs. Dolan, pas­ In England during the aenal been conducted here announced to- . Offertory, Gloria I" Excelsis— Rev. James F. Timmins, Pnstor Edwards. Mass. life of Jesus, as distinguished t the- loss or inadequate appriicia- licenscy^ureau—and almost drop­ Von Thermann answered by de­ ' ihieaday, Jan. 4 day tliat 344 of the 351 w ho took Bach from the fourth Gospel. the^(3ospcl | tlon of the truth, the beauty, and recent tour of South Am«-ri- manding an apology from the in­ sionC sln#^ Christmas Day. tor of 'the church officiated. The Battle of Britain the scheme pro­ Rev. Franda Breen, A^stnnt Miller, William M.. Kelly Field, ped the fan dancer from surprise ea, John Lear, covered the London, Jan. .3.—(fTi—The 26- Meeting and lecture, Men's A Soyfet general in charge of Wethersfieltl. bearers were Stanley ^naltis. Ed­ duced substantial sums for the the fln.al >xamlnatlons In tha Postlude, Allejifrc Maeatoso — San Antonio, T«as. of John, which is not so much a ‘ the glorv that have persisted and as ^roce.ss server handed each of vestigating committee for- the Handel Argentine Congressional In­ aation solidarity pact announced League. Center Congregational operataona^ there Was quoted aaj ward Kardok. H arr^ Bucker, British war effort. The money col­ school had passed This l,s an^xin-* Masses on Sunday a t '7:30, 9, 10 Murphey, Cap. Horace, 169 Inf. running detailed story of events that are available for us all. t h ^ a summons. things it had said about him. ysatarday in Washington was hall- hurch. The Church school 0:3d. as an interpretation of the life vestigation of .Nazi Influences sayiny “the Germans abandoned I 16 Diplomats Rpckvlilc, Jan. 3- (Speclal) — Fra»k Marcum, Frank \avlrkas, lected waa presented to the gov­ ii.sunlly high percentage and Mr. and 11 a. m. - 43rdfDiv. A.T.O. 43, Ca.mp Bland- /A irs. Helen A. Greenoug'h filed a In th a t country. , Fram th a t N o apology waa forthconjlilg, Sd in British quarters today as the Girl Scout Council meeting at tanks on railway qars. At every The three niihi who escaped from Charles'Mattis. Burial w ^ In St. ernment with a request th a t It be Rand said that not only were the The.Adult class 9:46. Mrs. Kath­ ing, Fla. and teachings. The Gpapel . of How little we know concerning ■ilOO a month maintenance suit and the Senate, c o n tro ll^ bjr I erine De F. Hardy, leader. background, he explains In the daath knell of the Axis and the be- y. M. C. A. at 2 p. m. S te f we found large fuel and am-1 the 7 °h an d Cofifity Jail on Dfecem- Bernard's cemetery used to buy new fighting planes marks very high but, there were Mc(Jann, Gordon, Scott's Field, John, so far as we, know, wa-s Ihe life, of Jesus in terms of what Oct; 31 and wanted Miss Rand as .a .Castillo's (the Conservative) par-* ^nalng of a new League of Na- Monday, Jan. 12 The CYP Club 6:0O. Preardent, South Windsor Osthollc Services written much later than the following story the signlfl- munition dumps. . .the routes of Caught in War ber/5 and wefe, recaptured' wUhln The Idea spread to this country a number of perfect papers. E. St. Louis.'IlltnolO. might be called "modern biip- witness. oanee of the recall of (ierniiin I ty, surprised the nation by join­ Rons fashioned “under better aus- Installation of officers. Red ^ hours wCre sentenced to state Virginia Whltham. Topic, Neigh­ Rev. Edward O. Rgsenberger Synoptic Ciospels. and was for graphy"! And yet. how vivWiy and ing In the censure. OLr advance were lined with Ger- quickly after the Japanese attack To Receive Certificate* South Windsor Town Hall Sheldon, Pvt. 1st Cl. Frank T„ 51rs. Greenough previously sr.id ambassador to /\rgentlna Ed­ plees.” .Men's I/xlge. S ports Center. an graves." , I -Prison on Friday m the Tollland I on Pearl Harbor. Those who have been pa.ssed hy borhood Influence. Leader of De­ 7th .Reg. Pay Office FMD S5IF, those Who already, knew theee splendidly the New Testament the first she know of Turk's new Together, the two honaes asked “This declaration,” The London votions, Elaine-Straughat). Leader earlier 'Gospels and Who were mund von Theniiann. •Monday, Ja n . 19 Ormiiihs Retreating County feuporkif court by Judge Private Cars Not R«'fiisltig Doniitions fhe school's examining committee. Marine Barracks, New Pine, No. gives us all that is essential! Could rom: the acting president to remOvs News Chronicle said, "holds out Were in or Ne^r Wnnilii of topic, Janet Brown. M asses at 7 a. m. and 10 a. m. familiar with the story of the Von Thermann. ‘ • Military Whist, SL Bridget./ The article added that "the ' John H. King of WilllrjanUc. | !'.^ll receive air raid warden cer- Carolina. the picture of Jesu.s .stand out 4 iiKwhlch he sold he had a nra' fly John I.ear . hops of more than victory. Ail na­ Men's Club, Parish Kail. / Maloyaroslaveta »aoctor of tlw LiAiis C. Dauphm. 33 of ElJlng- The War Department thus fa^ The Week earthly life of Jesus as recorded more clearly if, instead of the.se Jove and proved it by putting Miss T h at Wa.s in August, At Time Jap Invasion i has adopted a hands-off attitude, Mlficates from the state within a Smythe, Corp. John. 208 Coast Washington, Jan. 3 - (/Ti —The tions doneemed bsvs voluntarily Tuesday, Jan. 20 / front no longer eoclsts. The Ger- Tt •' 1VT' In addition to Jail breaking was May Be Next [short time M onday 2;30, Troop 25. Boy SI. John's Polish Church A.A.A.. Reg. Hdq. Batt., Hancock there. simple Gospels, we had an enor­ Hand orKthe wire. The fan dancer Castillo, still wishing to avoid aabseribsd to the principles of the Red Cross Benefit at Army*and . mans are' retreating westward. " i fhe Treasury is not refusing any Scouts. Ernest Irwin, Scoutmas­ Uolway Street Instead of pasaaves from a slow but inevitable force of demo­ an open bre.ak with Germany oP gail s -1 llrir INamPS, !also charged with theft o< a sum I An examlnation^vill he held on street, Quincy, Maas. mous biography, such as is writ­ .said she ^ n n e d to wed the Red cratic government has driven . Atlantic charter. -Navy Club. (A Br.tish radio report heard , -c.,------'ofmoneyfromlheSatrybBowllng donations—thousanils of do,llar« ter. ' Rev. S. J. Szczepkowskl, O. S. .single Gospel, the lessons in a ten about almost every famous while the United States remained have poured in since the Dec. 7 : Monday night at 7:.30 in the High V ennart, Corp., Donald. Co. K Lorge. .Mdqt , cow boy-rancher Adolf Hitler'.s„ No. 1 man iiut of •TThey plan to work together In • Tuesday, Feb. S / by CBS .said G erip a n n im m u n ic a - 1 To Be Banned ■fchoo! auditorium for those who Tuesday 7:30, Men’s Club. Ward 160th Inf., 43rd Div. Blanding. number of instances will be from man of today? jdi-spite conseq'uences, the former '.South Anicn'r.', neutral in the war, tried other W.a.chlnrfton Jan .3 - ..p:—.SIX-' p iv en 'a Jail sen- attack-but Ls limiting its collei- Sunday services: .peace as well as In war for com- Annual banquet of Junlgit Chhm- line.- north as l .south of , .- ..... J ... . V , teni-e of two t" live years Wiiluiin I were unable to ta k e the first ex­ Duffy, Editor, . Hartford Times, Weir, Gordon, Goodfellow Field, passages in more than one Gos­ Could all that Jesus came to do i suit adds. i ways,of quieting the Nazi threat. nwn ends. A new League, of .Va- bor of Commerce teen me,hiber.i of the 1 hited ^ate.s'., ,3 ^ im 1.-.rvi lie a n a - tion cfforLs to ta.xe.s and the sale will give his annual summation of 8:30—First mass. pel. This is the way in which one " ® [ Authorized diplomatic sources .Novgorod hail been rut hy the Red , (Continued From Ihigc One) amination. If there 'are others,, San Angelo, Texas. ' and to give the world have been ^ Greenough, 36', divorced M rs here agree th at is the m eaning of He prohibited Hitler's agents tlons Is arising under better aus- d lp lo ^ tle and consular -.service ■ Alton J .Maine, 22. of Rockville of dofciiso bonds anil stamps. the events of the year just ended. 10:30—Second mass. .should study the life of (Jhrlst. from di.stributing propaganda. Army in new op.Tations toward | who cannot be present Monda.v Weir. Sgt. Thomaa, Bangor Air made to stand out so boldly and Greenough Dec, 16\at Billings, the recall of Gorman’Ambassador plciea" that town 100 miles aouth and werv reported to have _h^en in or "-ere each given one to throe years. No otficlal objections have been A question period will follow the Choir rehearsals following each for while Matthew. 51ark, and so challengingly if the story of Mont..lont Von Thermann's PJmbassy dodged tisemerits tn Washington and New voiced, nevertheless, to the forma­ • night special appointments can be mass. Base, 65th Bomb, Sq. "H" AFCC, to Argentina Edmund van Ther- The London Dally Telegraph de­ slightly ea.|her any or uc d-:t(Nidcr. stu te J Uiat he was that the automobile industry had -ler private au-splce.s. W ithout a ing. Refreshments will follow. Manchester Methodist Church each Gospel is of . distinctive details? The marveloii.s thing l.s Can’t Understand Naming, to sell propaganda dlsgui.sed . aa special act of congre.ss any col­ B att, C, 208th, C.A.A.A., Quincy. ? y.ospei IS urc in the Naz: "Fifth Columns " might and resolution behind the Biljkis Ready .southwest of the rapital, It pro-: hi! of t.hem remal,/led In the Philip­ convinced, from his convcr,satron failed to enter all-out production "Tuesday 7:45, Professional Wom­ Rev. Earl H. Ftirgeson, Minister Maaa, ^ ■'■ character and each fills in some that these Gospels have been writ­ "I certainly wa.sn’t expect booklets at ten eeq-ts each. lections donated must go ihto the en's Club. Miss Jeanne Low will 1 ■ • . ■ expecting <>f the southern new world From pact. viiles a. bn.se, fo r’fu rth er prc-s-isuTi pine capital when the Japanese With the men that their "IQ " was of war goods despite labor's urg­ Pageant "Why the Chimes details that the others may lack. ten with such restraint and with .that kind of a reception. Anywai^'■-his em 'bassy in Buenos ,oim, A.ires rrom was When the United' State.* declar­ Must Appear Puny .\ffalr upon the Germans still clinging.'to very low a-nd classed them as "not ing. treasury's general fund, without Civilians* Air show pictures of her trip last 9:30—(Jhurch School. such care, where so ’ much, could I can’t understand why I had to be ed wqr against the Axis, the popu­ (Contlnuetji'Pram Page One) marched In hag not been an­ being earmarked for plan-es or any .summer in the United States, Mex­ Rang," Cast of characters Sir.rted projiagumla from Berlin "Besides this treaty of Wash- Mozhaisk. 30 miles to the norttli on nounced here. much -above moron Classification." The advertisement. In the form 10:45—Morning worship. Shepherd— Violet Allely. It is fittinc that the New Year easily have been filled by the au­ named in the suit to\all the vast "living spare" be­ lar clamor' in Argentina for re­ tagtoa," n>e Telegraph said, "the the Mo.scow-Smolensk lu^way, The men were taken, to States of an oDcn le tte r to the OPM, said other specific purpose. ico amf Canada. . Prelude, “Andante" ...... Phillips should begin with the study of thor.* to exploit their own litcinrv Then she and Greenough applied moval of "p'ifth t.'nliiinns" In- Senate coWderatlon was stronger The State Department had no On the basis of strictly official Patrol Takes W ednesday 10:30 a. m. Sewing Gardner—Mildred Jackson. low Ilinama. T!irmigh him. Hiller tripartite pact of Berlin must ap­ which already is reported under list of other American citizens In pri.son Immediately. • that 250.000 automobile workers Offertory, "Impromptu" ...Elliott Author—Rita Hadden. the life of Jesus, for our years skill dr to fill up pages with rfll (or a marriage license. The bureau transnlitted imnanHuea iinal pre-war orders crea.sed Von Thermann'.* name than the /erslon passed by the communiques and . statements, for the Red Cross. Antheiri, "Hold Thou My H and"... pear a puny affair even to Its own Hou.se b/cau.se it "contains much Red Army artiller.v fire. / Manlfa since Americans were not Sent To Jail were Idle row -anti that a total of ■ Minister—Bob Herrmann. date from His birth. One might the legendary stories that must nf.iL overtime last to Germ'S)! ambas.sadors and min­ headed all the rest. The cry be­ penny-a-plane donations thus far Wednesda.v 6:30. Choir Supper ...... Ennera well pau.se and reflect upon the surely have been cunent concern- night for their conv'enience becatise came so insistent that the gover­ authors and to the Qui.sllngs who I authoritV and seeks C'oiisnliilatcs .Mujnp' Gains required to register at the consu­ John J. McGinnis, *3. of Vernon, 400.000 wou'd be Idle by the end Shape Today A rtist—Bernice Clemens. isters in S''Hith America before the of January. "^uld be llmlted.ySecretary Knox followed by choir rehearsal. Miss Children's Sermon, "Straight as fact that we do not know the ing the 5la.ster. storms delayed their arrival from nor of one province ignored a ^ made it ridiculous with their , ^old all prices to levels of the The victory consolidated major late there, and many have come a farm hand waa Charged wlu; Laura House and the music com- Knight—Helen Matchett. first invasioK In'Europe. To him Sl^ed by Phtllp Murray. CIO orthe Na'vy reported 41 Japanese „ , the Pigeon Flies” ...... exact date of th.at, birth. In fart, | Thb.se are- old and fiimlliar Hed IfOdge; They plan to be m a r­ Federal ban and permitted a pro- gains about Kaluga, a railway and gone from the commonwealth .orgery on four counts..round over inittee is in chaige of the supper, j Hebrews 1213 Sllveramlfh- Barbara 'Jackson. reiiorti'd secr<\ .Nazi agents ' via ffir^Mtusollni snd ex- president, the letter said union pro- planes downe^at Pearl Harbor, (C-onflnned From ^ g e One) we do not even know the exact i pa.ssagcs which wc .shall he sludy- ried Tue.'slay at Glendora. se< ret .Naiz radifs^, a practice dis- dem ocratic ma.*s meeting. I enter 110 mllea southwest of capital since the -war began. from the Rockville O ty CburL He and 12 were/fcredited.to the de­ Wednesday 8:(W, Monthly meet- '.leroken Cisterns" , Jeweler—Elaine McCanghey. W artlng^ Ueaty la the writ- j TControl Measure rosals for all-out production would Queen—Adeline Perkins. vear. and some would place the j inc: yet it is remarkable how- Miss Hand gave her age as 37. .'lose.l hy seizure'iff one of the .Now. four months after the cow, which fell in hand-to-h^d Consular officers stationed In was sentenced to four mortths at fenders of Wake Island. The Array tall-d by the Anny Air Corps to ing Women s Federation. Business ' jjj. {.’urgeon Greenough wore a wiac briniiiicHi' A rgentine Congre.*.* asked for mgoo tte wMl. / “This Is not an overall rrlce- be placed before the OPM again /meeting followed by a film show-, „ '' U ’ ' S;-;. King—Bertha DcMerchant, birth of Jesus as four years be- every new reading and every short Wave . transmifctprs whde it lighting Tuesday to Red./Array Manila are: Consul Paul P. Steln- iolland Jail. has listed only 30 or so as KnerWn th e Office of ClvllULn Defense, sa'd fore the reckoning of oiir era. ,If further study seems" to bring oiit oia: it .sombrero ' and tion. the gears of democracy have The Dairy Sketch declared attempt,' he explained It Waller Hair, 18, and Virginia T. in the conference of government Pages — Barbara Newbury. I high heeled was traveling clandesO^ely by air Washington sgreement to .-^cru.sb' men reported by Lieut. G/h. Ivan torf. Newport News, Va.: Consul offlelajs, labor leaders and automo-' to be 44wned, other reports of en­ the patrol .was d-slened to serve ing the Thaw Asiatic Expedition. | it ^ everything worked out exactly in I newer asnect.saspect.s of trotruth th nnriand it«Its ap- nr,, boot.s. His bride-to-be wasw snugly 'as *;diplomatic baggage is a selective control measure Cabot CovlHe. W ashington. D. C .; H athew ay, 28, were bound ovCr sta te a r 'l local defen.'o reaue.it.';. Group A. Mrs. Wallace Payne Gloria Gustafson. between I .-Icting President Cas­ Axis was the "greate.st news Boldin to have covered ^ miles of bile executives which has been emy glr losses lacking official con- agreement with the hard accuracy richer beauty wrapped in a mink coat. I I'eru and Argentina tillo has called home from Berlin where the price administrator may difficult winter te rr^ in, four Vice Consul (Jharlea H. Whitaker. .rpra the Coventry Court on flnp^Uon. sithough the chain of command leader, will be m charge of hos-i ° Si"';'';, Pedro Doris Fla veil. a t the war. The bond will linkAbe fix maxim urns if he has reason called to m eet In W ashlngfon pitalitv and refreshments. All . meeting of the Voting Little Brother Betty May. that Some assume whenever wc In our pre.sent le.s.son, following I.ast .summer and ArgiH)tina tiis nmha.s.s-,ador to Germany.' And AlUss firmly together and fqrtify days to storm the ^Ay.. Aoponaug. R. I.; Vic*Consul Erich charges of-adultery. H^f was would be national in scope. a German official i-atiio iieard in to believe that any prices are get­ Monday. uomen invited. ' Qld Woman—Jean Brown come to disciias religion and the the inti'oii'uction hy .Matthew and eongressional investigating ebjn- thato' hearts tor victory.” (The relative speed of this ad­ W. ,A. Hoffman, Lynn, Mass.; given a two months' Jail sentence Great Reserve S^n Bible, it is obvious that Christmas niittee hiaded by Radieal Depu^ Hiicno.* Aire.'- has announced Von ting out of line." and 51 rs. .latheway five months. ■^You know that our automobile Thursday 6:30, Troop 7, Girl ‘ ^he Twix-n-Tween CTub. and •Mark to therr Gospels, we'have Xt^ermed British quartsts ex- vance upon Kaliiga.— 20 miles a Clerk John P. C otlty, Chicago, Induatry Is the greatest mass pro­ < o O u p le Found •'My exoerlence to date con­ the Young Married (Jouplea' C?lub ' , .. _ -i . . 'would be New Year’s, for as we the opening versc.s of Luke in i.aul Damunte Tiiborda began riic-rmann ha.* been retailed. Town said the Banking Com- day through th«! snow • .suggested III., and Clerk Frances W hitney, A rth u r F ran k Schaub; 21. and vinces me that there Is a great re­ Scouts. ------. u — . u - I Talcottville Congregational Church ostensibly reckon our Slayer Cauglil prassed belief that the ^ ct would niltteetee had decided four major duction organization in the worjdf,” I will meet together in the Social I 1 vw\i4ii 14UI years from which he speaks of former Gospels, looking into Von Tlierniann'.s do­ It i.s the face saving solution the use of ski troops, white-cloak-’ American address not known. F ran k Douglas Levens. 26. of Man- serve of civil airmen and women T hursday 7 ;45, 1936 Club. Busi­ Rev. Thomas Street, Minister ings, Had to an Integration er, snowstorms." slon Uiere was only one case tha. the bodies shortly after 1 a. m. He i necessary fingerprints and phou - On Friday at 7:45, the second 7 p. m. Young Peoples Society, t "hursilay, 2 30 p. m. Ladie.s’ dedap4d the "fact that the United lent to that in a stipulated previ­ to their posts Included: ago, the /Congresa of Industrial told police the couple arrived at Aid. 4:00 p. m. • Confirmation pastor in charge. Choir rehearsal 1 I'.ichnrd Dchler. 16-vear-old con­ lie flayed the investigation as a Delay F} ast C. Porter Kuykendall, Towanda, went to trial that being the divorce graphs, are beginning to pour bark district meeting of the Young The program wall be in charge of ■tatu of America bad taken such ous period, usually 190P-14.) Dominates RItler'a Thoughts Organi^lons presented a sim- the near North Side restaurant at into national headqUhrlgr*, he I4Oi1l.se Copping. Officers for the class. 7:00 p m —P rayer .service. will follow this meeting. fessed mass slayer, was back in I nmnifestation o( "Yankee Ini- Pa., consul at Karachi, India. action of Louis Deiucla of Stafford Christian Selenee Senires Adult Fellowship will be held at ' penaJisni " All the important Ar­ , ajimnlaent part in the initiative 3. Licensing of'all buyers and (The London .News Chronicle de­ .springs against Maria Armelln De- rilc, practical plan for utlUzingand 9:30 o'clock last night and ordered added. the 5Iethodiat church in Danielson. ensuing year wall be elected. 8:00 p. m. G Clef club. Irida'.'. Jan u ary 9. at 7:30 p. rn the .Mornson county jail todav clared editorially: "'i'ou may be George M Abbott. Cleveland. adapting the available machinery gentine newspapers plumped to Berlin. Jan. 3, —(Official B><5ad- M uch lad" to the pact Is of "In- sellers affected, except farmers. L icia of Providence. Judge King dinner. At 11:30 h4 inquired If they First Church, 537 Farmington Rev. Harvey K. Moualey of New- . Wednesday. 1:30 p. m. The mem­ Frlilay, 7:00 n^m;- Prayer serv­ Connecticut Valley .N. Y. P S. after an exciting 28 hours of liber­ ca.st Recorded by API—Furth /M tlaabla Importance.” 1. Rejection of attempts to con- sure It Is this (Russian) front Ohio, consul at Marseille, Franco. In/lhe automobile Industry for wiehed more champagne and aakl ice. 8:00 p. m. ■’Emanuel choir. Zone Rally at the Hartfc/rii rhurcii ty, but his felon companion. Theo­ the ntlier side of the argument; I'Carl L. Rankin, Manltowac, reserved his decision'awaiting an Ave.. Hartford, Sunday school, 11. port. Conference Director, will I bers of the Woman’s Missionary po.stponcmcnt of France's long-d^. The pact’s “special Importance troi wages, a&larles or Incojtias. which dominates all Adolf Hitler's ^ar.e production. The program, the man asked his companion, "Do .show pictures, of the work of the Society will meet to sew for the Notes of tile Nnzarene Rev. R. E. Do- dore Great, 41. with whotii he es­ I When the "diplomatic " radio] thoughts today—not Manila or anv ! • commercial attache at Calrp. 1 affidavit of proof that Mrs. De- Service, 11. j WHS seized on an airplane. Von la ved "war guilt " trials'w^s fore-^ from tha British standpoint lies In Bro^^'n aald th a t operation i Lucia was not in the service, th^ Nlrafted by W.altcr P. Reuther and .you want a deml-Usse, honev?” i SUNDAY Second Church, 129 L afayette Young Adult Fellowship in our ; Red f'ross. A special meeting of the Board bie. New Beilford. 'Mass., will be caped Thimsday night, wa.* hunted Its oomprshenslve character and through a single administrator other place where the Axis haa ^S>Tt- •ather members of the CIO's Auto- She said a’le did, Moresl related of A dm inistration will lie held the speaker, and Song Evangelists h\' an ever-grtiw ing pos.se'. Thermann demamled the puni'sff-! '’J"’'*" dis- Samuel Sokohin. Newark. N J.. I a-.v requiring such proof .at pres- A.VD street, Hartford. Sunday school. Conference and elsewhere. Cara i W ednesday a t 7:30 p. m. The particularly In the very Impres- would make for prompt action. galned a temporary advantage.") mobile Workers' Union, wa.s re- Traces of soilled champagne MONTJAT Sunday. January 11. after the Paul and Ruth Johnson will render 1 Deliler -wan seized last night ,,,|menl pf responsible official.*, xhe ''cporting the consul at Kobe, Japan ei'.t. 11, Services. 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. wall leave from the church at 6:30. 5Icn's tliib will meet for their __ newspapersspapers dug into the l.awbnoks lawbooks, | of the president of the atva miitaber of states which have Appeals from price limiting orders The So\det government neiiespa- I Hugo Hoppe terred’ to you for study and rec- were found on the Uble. Brodle Rockville Society. Sunday 11 a. ' monthly get-together. The .speaker Mornlni: .Service to act on rcsolu- vocal and instrum'ental music. a farm nei^ .Sobrieski, 12 mile.* could he taken, first to the admin­ per Izvestla said Russian forces H/-ratio Mooers,' Skowhegan, ammendatlons. You did, nothing ■southwest iif here, where he said w ith, the re.sull. th at the radio was ! Riom court created to han- become a party to It.” he said. I Hugo Hoppe. To. of 4 /Grand said he found on a windowsill a Pack Up Your Trou­ m. and 8 p. m. 94 Union street. of the evening will be Judge p'uller fions to come before the Annual ' ‘ ' ' ------istrator and then to a special Fed­ V hlch dr'Dve the G erm ans from M<-, consul at Mexicali, Mexico. a'xiiit it. . . . powder box containing a cry.'11 i d take a chi'iiei-. " he 1 almlv told adherence later by nations. which Station Hit Cal . clerk at Cairo ri> waa ope of the charter mem- 5 p. m -Y oung People’s Fellow- Friday at 6:45 p. i|. Tfie choir offuers as he surveyed his .swollen ket.* during ami after the war ill health as a reason for resign- intended to remain non-belliger­ asking higher wages if prices are I O/ r of !h> local carpenter union "On Mondii/' in Wa.«hmglon.' the. East Chicago avenue' police clude the following: "For the. king­ lommenie with this .service an.i itig. but the Nazi correspondent stabilized." Berlin, Jan 3.—(Official Broad- !' representative of automobile la­ and told him Nancy tVa-isihan also ■ship. continue throughout the week witli toes, frost-bitten by exposure to But, hi* advisors .said, at hi* ent. cast Recorded by API—The Ger-1 and n;eiiibe.r of Trinity Lutheran dom is the Lord's: and he is the 4 p. m.—Evening Prayer. near-zero Weather. every step Von Therm ann did ■*aKl \'ichy circles "do not quite As expected, the farm p’ice sec­ bor. automoj/ile management, and was known as Nancy La 5Iotte. He governor among the nations. " ’■ Rule Club will me T o T eb Pieludt , "Lr Dernier Sommcil meetings each night at 7 30 o’clock He explained that the declaray man high command said today Pageant "Why the (?hMnes a u b wiU meet a t tiie parson- Ma.ssenet. JStolen Car In Ditch something else embarrassing belipye this version tion caused the biggest argument Five Fliers leaves a brother, Cont'nd, of of OPM wnl meet to determine refused to elaborate. ■ , (Psalms 22:28) with the exception of .Saturdai' "Puelponernent of the trial by tlon of "principles and purposes that a Moscow railway station i what part/the automobile indus­ Rang" (Repeated) -uglit \ oung Dehler was seized about Finally even peace loving For­ contained In the pact are all statc- within the committee. nk'crs, .N V . and seveial 5Irs. Algol Hall, a resident of an Correlative readings from the some weeks already has led to the Secretary of Agriculture Wlck- waa hit by German bombers In a ! try la to/play in America’s war ap.artm ent biilldlnK a t 1419 Hol'U'- Chrlstmn.1 Carol Festival Serv­ s:. z%r,f.hT Ll:,i() o'clock, four hours a fte r he eign .Minister Ruiz Guinazu was ments to which Great Britain pre- ephev.s and nieces. The fune:al Christian Science textbook, "Sci­ ice, 4:P0 p. m. members are asked to re.spond to quoted by friends a.-r saying lie belief that influential forces are at ard appeared at the closed se.ssion night air raid on the Soviet cap:- Lanel Hall ami Great were discovered afoot vloualy committed herself ih both Ul. .■"ervices will be held on Sundav at- Professional Hymn -r‘'0 Come the invitation ofM/a. Janies .Mr-I m near .Sobieskj. They were trying hoped {B< rlin would replace Von work trying to postpone the trial to suggest that his department, . , t.-rnoun at 2:3irp, m. at the White Overdue/ U'aasman .shared an apartment Scriptures" by Mary Baker Ed­ 11.5 ( enter SI reel until after the war, " the German the Atlantic Charter -and the Soviet military depots also were "I'i'M automobile workera’ pro- All Ya Faithful. " Nally. to meet at her home, each ' “"‘'‘"'X ...... to obtain aid from farmers (ifter Thernurnp toend the frution now charged with responsibility of (Continued From Page OnpJ | Funeral Home.. Rev. E. O. Pieper, with a slater whose name Mrs. dy, Include the following:-(p. 340;- .Monday evening, at eight o'clock. Ayfthem, At Th\ dispatch said. agreement wdth the Soviet Union producing the food and fibre need­ declared to have suffered direct posalf for all-out production w ill Hall did not ki)bw. She raid she Carol Hymn—"It Came Upon ]d;30 a m , ..Sunday Breaking their stolen car went into a ditch Although tRe-^Argentine people In July," pastor of the Trinltv Lutheran 23) "One Infinite God, good, uni- to .sew for the Re^ Cross. Bach. W(-re by that time Iegall\' harreii I Beginning ,of the war guilt ed to -win the war .should also fix hits. ■ agalp be placed before you." never had heard Mrs. Wassman t:os men and nations: constitutes A Midnight Clear. " The next meeting of the church Sermon liO-stor, "The Reward of Bread. •ind stalled The farm ers notified "Defensive fighting in the cen- "'*'« prescribed t they, 1 -hurch win official*. Burial will be (Yeed and Praye/s. officers here and a posse of about from demon.strating in favor of trial's recently was fixed for Jan. farm price cellln-gs. Henderson op- referred to as /Nancy La Motle, but the brotherhood of man: ends council will be held at the home ol Kailhf^ncss. " 12:15—.Sunday .School. 15 8'ormer Premiers Edouard Da- po.vd this. I too. failed. / ' In Grove Hill cemetery. The fun­ •St. Luke's Go^fiel .story of the ■'jO began .Scourini, the countryside. tho (lemocrui les lest iqien revolt tral sectors continues despite In­ eral home will be open Saturday an apartment was ’ listed In^ the w ars; fViifllls the Scripture, 'Love the Misses 5lbore on Wednesdav ' ' Evening w urship in 7:00 p ni., .Sunday Gospi-1 m eet­ ladier and Leon Blum and Gen. tense cold, ' the high command , • jluv much gas ha^you got?" i Birth. / ’ . ing. ' Till* yoiffh IS under indietmcnt occur, they were making them­ Public Records The Senate Committee voted to the fliers were asked. The pilot evening. outh Enlists, building directory under the name thy neighbor aa thyself;" annihl-: the 14th. , ■ : the cbapol. .‘sermon by pastor, Maiirire Ganielin are among the let President Roosevelt transfer communique aild. It reported lo­ C arol— "A VJf-gin Most P ure" — on four cou."f.s of m urder, ch arg ­ selves felt. The heat crew. I figured he had enodgh to last im - ,- .Mrs. Agne* M. Brawn of 5Ilss Lg Motte and Mrs. Nancy lates paga-n and Christian . idola­ The annuli meeting of the ' Stock, of Our Religion. " 7:00 .Tue.silay lYayer meeting [ire-arnu.stice French leaders fac- , any functions among various gov­ cal engagements on northern an-1 W assman; try,—whatever la wrong in social, •llrish). Affgels Announce His 7 45 Friday Bible .Study. ing he Slew his mother, father, sis­ The ('ongres.'iional investigating I til P or 9 30 Py-m. It waa the.-i Mr.«, Agnes .Manning Brown Given Party B irth. / church will be held on Tuesday the ' Calendar for Week ter and brother in Uieir farm home'' committee ealle'i Von Thermann's ing trial 1 ernment ngencies and Rro.wn said southern zones of the Russian I!* .Mount iln .itreei, '.vhose husbaii Teddy/Majerus, L'AIgIpn mana- I civil, criminal, .political, and re­ 20th. A supper will be-Seiwed fol- | Sunday 9:30 Church school, tVarrante*! Deeds this would permit a shift of farm front; j about 3 o'cloclU Carol — "Love Came Down At near, hcr<- Dec. 19 and then fired pre.*s attache, G ottfried .Sandtere 1 Fuel-.Silpplj' I>\^indies ! Winfred Brown died suddenly ger. Baid he never had seen the i ligious codes; equalizes the seXtis: lowing which tfie variou* reports | Sunday 6:00 Hi-L*‘ague and Constance Mitchell 'to Felix price controls later if deemed nec­ couply before. Christmas"—(Irish). Joseph and the , hoii.se tp ronceal the crime. reputed goo’ the enemy were fnistrated bv leaves nothing that can sin. suf­ . M ary .'Go to Bethlehem. Siiggu8tioii8 Given agent of H itler, for questioning Oil Dealer ing on the east side of North ' craft circled about. ' l a t her home following a Icmg /ill­ ham street, who recently enlisted Carol—"In Sorrow and In 'W ant" recommendation of the church Tho W rek * saul the boy ^lad signed a state­ Brown said the broad licensing the stubborn resistance of our for service In the Air Corps, left fer, be punished or destroyed. ” Mee* the ( ountry Street. •'Cse / discretion and ness. She was born in Brooklyn — (Irish). The Baby Jesus Is council will be considered for the ment admitlinV he killed all four p.rovlsions would be invoked force^,' the communique said. yesterday afternoon for Camp am ending of A rticle five .section Monday - 4 :00. Qjirl Scout.*. For Serviee ('!liil>8 Sandstede flew out of the. coun­ Turns lo Horses E. J. HoU Investment Company against only "the moat flagrant and 5>f Jump." the ground advlsera ; ^ • Ui* daughter of Mlcha- Born. 7:30-Official Boprd meeting in. with a shotgun because he was try to avoid the quTz, slipping to ISdlth H. Cone, land and build­ radkSed. "If -you do net elect to try Aiery (Haley) Manning anit/lived Devens. Mass. BASKETBALL Se«otMl Congregational Church ! Carol two,of the constitution. abu.sed and "tihed of doing farm violators" and that the most dras­ The young man Is the only son •’Dost Thou In A Manger parlor. ''' through a special guard placed on ing at 18 Gerard street. Iknd n Ro.-kvllle about 35 yearV- She Ferris E. Reynolds, Minister Lie.”—The Angel's Message. Lo.* Angela, Jan. 3—.Ti The ■■vork." tic penalty In the bill, would be Pledges Partv leaves two daughters, 'Mrai Fred of .Mr.i. Burton E. Leufls of Bum- ^ J I M M Y - Tiles,lay 3:45, Brownie Scouts the roads at the la.*t minute to, Cambridge, M a s s/J a n . 3.—(/pi— ■ Corporation Formed w - * time over the field and the last ON ROLLER SKATES Carol—‘Unto Us A Son Is Given " nio .Salvation .\rmy 7:00 Boy Scouts. international pre-suients of three Grest, With whom Dehler broke g rab him suspension of license for not more time you go (ground It. set .lorrell of 5Ian.beater and Mt . ham street. He attended Alexan­ lail after seierely boating Sheriff John .Murphy, a retail oil dealer, W UlUm A. Knofla, Robert J. than a year. Such suspension could the Everyman’s Class at 9:15. Men — (Irish). Shepherds Go To j 661 Main tstrret 7:00 Mizpah group. Hci'i'icc clut).s offer Ihe.ae -*ugge.*- automatic pilot level on a weal Charles Pressler. Jr., of Rockville, der Hamilton High school In Elms- Z )w i« r i6 ,, William B Butcher and another In Some qharters, th at was In­ has solved his Federal tire ration­ Oormsn and Dorothy L. / Russell bo only after an Initial violation To Cooperate ROCKVILLE of the community invited. Jerusalem. ■ 1 •Major and .Mrs. N. J. CYirtia 7 45 ■ Gleaiif+s group meeting, tion.■^ on w hat their resiieetive -or­ terpreted as a maneuver to free ing problems hy purchasing tW'O heading ...” a .son, Elliott Brown of' Hartford font N. Y.. and since coming to V*. Church School at 9:30. Roger man with an improvised .black­ have organized a corporation to be and -warning. Manchester to live has' been .em­ Carol—"When Christ Waa Born I in parlor. ganization.* .*houlil ilo in the w ar Von Thermann. Me could lilarne hor.ses and getting them serviced known as the EtVA cof^ration, This nieaivt for the pUbt to drop and a grandson, Elliott Rrown, Jr„ Horton in charge. Of Mary." ‘ .Saturday, 7.30 p. m.—Open air emergency.. jack. has served several prison (Continoed From Page One) ployed on Lewis tobacco farm and >L\NCHESTER ai»EBS ' 8:00- Men's bowling at the Y. .‘Sandstede for all the trouble They at a ga.soiine filling station. Incorporated for $50,000 w ith $100 off. the crew over the field, head the of Hartford. The fune/al will be Nursery at .10:45 for the small Announcementa. , service. Tom J. Davis of Butte. 51ont , terms and has a criminal record plane to sea and then Jump himself. ..cKl M onday m orntng/kt 8:15 a. ra. more recently by the Colt's Patent M. C. A. extending back to 1920. were known to have epiarrele/i. The hqr.scs- Tctm and Je rry —re­ ^ and $5,000 paid In. - They will Holv Name Men j/WEWV’AlAH; children whose parents wish to at­ Offertory Hymn—"We Three Kings Saturday. 8:00 m.—Public president of Rotary International: But If that was the idea. It placed tpucks for which 51urphy engage in real estate, , personal week to Btart- preparing for the Then came the time for decision. .'rnra her home and aFst. Bernard a Fire Arms Manufacturing Com­ SPORTS CENTER NAW $W€S SfXTETTF . tend the morning service. service. W ednesday—2:30. W 1 1 1 i n g pany. o f Qwlent A re." . Workers group meets in church. "In spite of the danger and length didn't work. The yry for Von Ther- couldn't "get tires, hut they them ­ property and construction work. rjs • .November congre.saio/fal elections. One motor cut out. The gas supply hurch at 9 a. m. Burial will be Wells Street Morning service at I0:4's. The Address; ."Why the Chimes Rang " Sunday. 9:30 o s e e .> lo v ie s : He said today. howCver, that par­ in St. Bernard’s cemetery. He waa the guest of honor at a Sehool TM. 7:30 Worship and Prayer serv- of the road ahead, we niu.*t join mann’s .scalp rose m news[).aper selves nee/led new shoes and he 1 waa exhausted. PI.T'S! Franohot Tone In Sacrament of the Lord's Supper (with Pastoral Symphony-Mes- fully in the job which will not he ley and a ipeetlng of the Republi­ WilHam J. Jofkson farewell party at hla home yester­ SUNDAY, JAM\ARY i Sroooh This will be observed as ice )„ church, parl-ir. Waiters* Gaptaiii editorials anil ('ongre.ssional C(mJ'dn''t find a blacksm ith shop, The N ^’y and Coast .Guard stood "THI.S WO.MA.N IS will be observed. Music by the siah.) abandoned until that, whicli has can National Committee might be ready-witn crash boats. The ftmeral of William J. Jack- day, and at the family reunion on .•HINE” promotion Sunday.. | Thursrsoshoeing .as a side­ ,, . Martin declined to make anv chuted safely. at his home Wednesday night will Bennett, pianist. Samuel^ Ram-I Carol—‘■Stlir the Night. Holy the ^cV, AdjiiUn'r and ° *Mrs."^'^---~- ^ W Men's volley ball in gym Tanuaiy’ meeting Tiie.xdav evening prediction about the results of the be field on Monday morning at 9 and sisters. George 7:30—.Newly elected officers ot Charles S. Donlby of Pittsburgh, naming Von Thermann as head of line, Murphy led the horses to the The p'ane came down at sea hear “Birth Of The Blues” mette will play the organ.' Night.”-(Irish). Crawford. ^ R E L IE V E COLDS of next week. At that time there i rongn-ssional elections, although a. m. at the Holy Cross church, PLUS .. I W. S. C. S. nfid group leaders meet pre.sldent ot Kiwanis International: an organized arm y of Nazi.*, uni­ st.ation, Ciccarelli shod them, and Imperial beach, but escaped seri­ jPrelude—"O Lamb of God " Bozet Prayers and Benediction.' Sunday. 3:00 p. "By continuing the community now the oil deliveries are being Will be a short business meeting - several months ago he asserted ous damage. Bayslde. and the body will be •■The Night of .hui. lOth" m. - Free and at home of the president. Mrs. New I’ork. Jan. 3 - ijn —FYan- formed, armc/1. drilled ami sworn Injured When Car Pian'o and Organ Recessional Hymn, Carol —"Hark Easy meeting. welfare work we are now doing, by coi.i X Bclley, 4.5. captain of wait­ to su[qiort Hitler "to death. " The made by wagon and Frank Clancy of the enter- ' that Republicans would gain con­ Names of .the five airmen were brought 1o Rockville for burial in Anthem—"Fear Not O. Israel" Truax. tainment committee has secured s ^ trol of the House and would pick SUNDAY The Herald Angels" Sunday. 7:00 p. m —Open air , giving it all poa.*ihle w ar emphasis, ers at Leon and Eildie’s restau- reports .said tb»re was a secret not released by the Army ,St. Bernard's cemetery about 2 Spicker. Friday—6:45, Oioir reh>^arsal motion picture entlUed, ‘'Trees and - up several seats In the Senate. o'clock. AND 5 p. m.—Pariah Reception and service. we lan contribute much to na­ riinf. was found clubbed to death police section of this army whu h Hits Bridge Here .MONDAY Offertory—"How Greatly Thou Art Tea for new members and soldiers. ’:30 - Somemarco njee tional morale " in his Riverside Drive apartment ‘ Jo f(rlievB •Men ", secured through the courte- "it would be foolish to make Mr. Jackson w as bom In Rock­ CIRCLE Sunday, 7:30 p. m —Salvation church parlor. kept watch on all of German blood sv of the Manchester Lumber ard any gues.ses now becau.-e so manv Giorlfiid'' The Week service. Eldon S. Dummit of Lexington, nnd police early today took three Misetg 1 Find Son .\Uvr ville, graduated from the Rockville PROVEN Women’s Trio to hold them In line with threats Fuel Company. Following the things could happen between now Burton H. Frazier, 176 Oakland AH are welcome. Ky., president of Optimist Inter­ per.snn.* to headquartenV for que.*- The reports include,! phntostatie High School and soon went to work Tkrillleqly Postlude—"Poatlude in F" Monday, 4 p. m., G. F. S, Candi­ showing of the picture refresh­ and next November." he aald. street, was taken to the Manches­ PICTURE dates’ meeting. 7:30 p. m., Girls' The band under the leadership Zion lAitheran Church national: "we must stress the four tioning. cojiies of check." bearing w hat Von Berlin, Jan. 3—oF/—Parents of at the Whibe Corbin Division of­ HARTFORD Gullmant ments will be served tn the lower Some legislators meanwhile ex­ fice of the United States Envelope ter Memorial hospital at 5 o'clock Friendly Society. of bandmaster William Hanna will High and Cooper Streets pillars of our democratic society — A medical examiner said death Thermann admitted.wiis his signa­ hall. The society is. now back on Private Edward GeUmlch received The Week ahe home, the church, schools and apparently w'as due lo several pressed their belief that the sit­ two notices from the War Depart­ Company In this city. At the time this morning following an attomo- ^ Tonight 7 p. m. Confirmation class, older go to Wethersfield Prison for the Rev, H. F. R, Stechholz, Pastor ture. transferring to him muqey 'ta regular winter schedule and ting members would have a bet- of hla death he was manager of blle accident on the Buck!an. 1. The flight into Egypt. 2. The During Noveiiiher tour traffic until It could be re­ I te S lig L . League win meet at the, home of Red Cross. Mt. St. Joseph's College In Hart- 10:45 a. m .- The morning serv­ massacre of Bethlehem's chil­ Managua. Nicaragua — Carlos (BaT WHAT'S moved. a tvrecker from the Depot PLUS! A CABTOO.N TREAT! Mrs. George Stiles. 125 Hollister Thursday, 6:30, Girl Scouts. COHt SO. THt : ford; four brothers, Edward B. and street. ice. dren. Washington. Jan. 3 —(Pn Mort- Brenes Jarquin, former president Personal -Notices John S. Jackion of RockvlUe: Mau- Square Garage cleared .up the Friday, 8 p. m.. Women's Auxil­ N\O TTO O N j 'Thursday at 8, the annual busi­ 7:00 p. m —Prayer service. This Tuesday: C?hotr rehearsal a t 7 gage foreclosures on non-farm real j ^ ’“'“'■iigua and one-time minis- A l l V rice of Hartford and Joseph Jack- wreckage about 6:30. Frkzler w « NOW: "BLONDE COMET" iary. Speaker, ThomaaJiWelr. "Aid p. m.. Young People's Society at \' WALU (t« 4 W 7 b ness meeting the (Jhurch Cor­ la the first In the series of prayer eatate dropped to 4.204 case.* in W ashington. ' son of Willimansett. Maas.; and taken to the boepital where it w/as “BILLY KID'S ROUND UP" Raid Precautions.” services to be conducted during 8 p. m. I In Memoriam two sisters. 51rs. John Reid and found that he had numerous poration will be held1 in,the churefi .November, the lowest total In the [* '''ork-Benedict W. (Bill) 05AL parlors. Saturday, 10 a. m., Ck>nflrma- the week, 7-8 o’clock each evening Wednesday; Ladies’ Society at 15 years for which figures are ' ^'>'son. 51. New York correspon- ! In loving memory of J*m.«s Mo- 5Iiss Agnea Jackson, both of'Roelt- bruises and lacerations. The police ATTEXnON, LADIES! tlon Class for girth.; 11 a. m., Con­ with the exception of Sat’^'day. f:30 p. m. ' Csuzhey. who pan.d «-»ty Jan- ville. are still Investigating the accidenL available, the Federal Home Loanj*^*'"^ The London Daily Ex- narv 3. ISt'l. Blue Orchid I^nerware firmation Class for boys The final service In this Universal Bank Board announced today. The Pf*'*-’’ nnJ a former New York I No arreaU bad been made at noon I Play In Hartford Starts Thursday and Friday! Concordia Lutheran Starting Monday, Jan. 12, each Week of Prayer will be held Sun­ previous low was 4,271 cases re- | Times reporter [ When th« shadts of night are fall- The All-Rockville Big Five bas­ today. Garden and Winter Streets Monday at 7:30 p. m.. First Aid Church Of The Nazarene day evening, January 11 . at 7 466 Main S tr e e t/ ported for August. M ilwaukoe- I-am ar S. Peregoy. [ inr. ketball tealn will go to Hartford K- Richter, Pastor Class. Miss Irene Walter, Instruc­ o’clock. The prayer topic during 54. president of the Sivyer Steel I And we're sitting alt alone on Sunday when they meet the tor.. Rev. James A. Young, Pastor The November total was 204 be­ I In our hearts there comee a long- the week is ’"The Living (3od. ” low O ctober and 1,628 under the Casting Company. Ing.' fast St. Augii.Stlne’s Senior basket­ 8:30 a. m.-—Sunday School and St. Mary’s men in servl(», to Tb* Week Supday services: .November. 1940. totkl New York — W H. Crichton If he only would come home. ball team at the SL Augustine’s NEHrr ONSTAGE Bible Claase*. Alfred Lange, super­ date; Monday. 3 45 p. m —Girl Scouts Clarke. 59, attorney and general gym on South street. The follow- intendent Brennan. William, 118 Ohs. Sqd, 9:30 i. m. Church school. John Wife and Daughters. 7:00 p. m.—Prayer Service. 8:00 Cargo. Supt. Classes for all ages. Make* 8600 Gift : counsel to the Senate Committee 4ng players will report at the bowl- En^y Yourself At The Old 10:00 a. m.—Worship. Jackaonvil]e, Fla. p. m.- Beethoven Glee club. 8:00 p. I on Study and Survey Problems of Ing alleys at 2:30 p. m. on Sunday; The Wee4t 10:45 a. m. Morning Worship. In Memoriam Brigga, PvL Austin, Hdq. Batt. m.—Pastor's church membership Hartford—(/Pi A 'foreign-la.rn Knterprises. Deptula, HoIIoran, F. Phillips, Ja. Tuesday at 7:30 p. m., the La - 60th FABN APO No. 9, Fort "Breaking Bread With Christ.” In loving memory of our mother claas. All persona desiring to Join American citizen said “Thank 5fr*. Sarah Adams who left us Jan ­ Sion. Remky. Novak. Brlttner, diea’ Society; Thursday at 2 p. m., Bragg, No. Carolina- Communion will be observed. uary 4. 19H. the church on Ash Wednesday, •:S0 p. m. Junior N. Y. P. S. you " with a $600 gift to the Amer R A N G E o n i Schrumpf and Kuhnly. the Sewing Circle; at 7 p. m., the BurAck, Midahipinan ’’ Dixon, February 18. are asked to be at Butida Instead u( Convention .Sunday Sei^oe .lunior Choir; a t 8 p. m., the Sen­ "Prairie SUte”, N. Y. Oty. Marion ‘Dirkington, supervisor iCain Red Crbs.'i for helping hL* IN 100 OAL. LOTS Treasured mamorlea of on# so dear N ew England Hojuse the church Monday evening. 6:30 p. m. Senior N . Y. _P. S. fam ily during a ' 1936 flood. He Are oft recalled by a silent tear Dr. George S. Brookes will have ior Choir; at 7:30 p. m., the Ush­ Collinga, Fred, BIM Airport. 118 ^Tuesday, 7:00 p. m.—Prayer Oklahoma City. Jan, 3.—(/Pi— Dearer to memories than words can a New Year’s Message at tha Bolton ers’ S(x:lety, and Friday at 7 p. m.. Marir .1 Janes, president. Group insisted that the Red Cross take The Executive Committee of the Batt. Ob. Cbrp, Jackaonbille, Fla. service. 8:00 p. m,—Luther league. No. 1. Mary Ferris, leader, will the money even afte r offi<:ials ex­ tell Union Congregational church on the Intermediate Luther League Batt. Ob. Corp, Jacluonville, Fla. Oklahoma Firemen's. Association In the mother we lost and loved eo The new junlor'^'and senior group­ have diarge; plained th a t he w as under rjo ob­ FUEL OIL well. Sunday morning. At this time THE BEST IN FOOD AND CHOICE LIQUORS w ill meet. 2nd Batt. 208 Inf. C. A. A. A.. cancelled its annual convention and ings will meet for the first time on 7:30 p. m. Evangelistic service. ligation to return funiis given him then will also be a Communion Wednesday at 8 p. m., the Con- Quincy, Maoa. Tuesday. ' - voted to buy defense bonds with 7.2c GAL Sirs Fred Stuftevant. servlqe. George Smith’s Trio Will PIsy Satarday Eveniiig. Subject; ’The Day of the Lord.” by the organization to refurnish the $12,000 to $15,000 it would gregatioiml meeting will be called. For^ W alter Thos.i Oo. A. 54th Wedneoday, 6 30 p. m.—Boy IN JOO fi.AL. LOTS Mrs. Lestsr Silver. . Schools Reopen It is honn that many win att'‘Dd. The Wrek and repair' hia 'flood-damaged have cost to entertain the usual Mrs. Charles Luce. DROP IN AND SEE USI Qrmatr Reg„ Fort Devena, Maaa. Scouta 7:00 p. m.—Prayer (service. Monday, January 5. at 7:30 p. Mrs. Fred Luce. The schools of the tewn of "Ver- home. 1..500 visiting flreme)). Mrs. a*org* Veihan. aaa. both U gh school and grada MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD..MANCHESTEH, CONN. SATURDAY. JANUARY 3, 1942 striick at military inatallations P A G E F IV E Gillespie Dies; 810,000 Paid Is Installed and air force, establishments from low altitudes with heavy explo­ Nine Persons the (ierman Atlantic base at St. sives. Headed Paper In for Local Aid Nasal-re, occupied France, the Air British Raid Naples Health of U* S. i Ministry announced today, Royal Matron Favorable Turn A new British air raid on Die in Crash The Air Ministry said ihinea Napleiu Italidp west coast ship­ In Battle Claimed al.so were laid in enemy w‘aters. Is Important Hew Year HqUday Accu­ AtStamfovd Town Has Been Reiin- Mr«. Paul Volqiiardsen ping ahd communications center, Chungking, China. Jan. S— — N’q aircraft were missing after the was acknowledged by the high Two' Autos Collide jn ______t ' < ■ • China ^flcially claimed today a operations, it said, | mulation largely, .for (Continued from Page One) I Imrspfl to That Extent' Is- Seated at Mecfting conamand today.' favorable and decisive turn in the | • The attack on Bre.s’t was an- , "There was slight damage to Worst Aecideat in His­ Head of Big Food Con- third battle for' Changsha, Hunan ' j other in a long series of raids TVaffie Violations. for Help Given. | j Of Chapman Court. buildings and the hospital of As- province capital, an Army com­ 26, 1884, the son of Richard H against the lair of the German —^------tory of Illinois. ceiai Gives His Views munique declaring 15,000 Japa­ and Sarali Scofield Gillrspie. and calasl." the high command said. ‘‘a donn cue*, accumulated over , George H. Waddell, head of the t battleships oh-the Atlantic coast. ■"ITiere were .lo casualties." nese troops had been killed or entered the firm after graduating Mrs. Paul Volquardsen of Cen­ Staupton, 111., Jon. 3—(.*>)—-Nine On This Subject. Kaw Taara, were heard In town chanty departnTfnt In 'Manchester ^ Britain had ita fourth successive ter street was Installed as royal —^ ------.s ^•ourt mominjr before Judge wounded during Chinese counter- from Stamford High school 'in ' aaid this inoroing that the town ! night last night, the Air persons were killed and'two others attaeks launched yesterday morn­ 1903. matron of Chapman Court, Order R.v John A. Hartford mgrmomBower*. the*majorlty for ' was being reimbursed by many o f I dismissingr developments of Amaranth', at a colorful semi- were injured critically near here tMfflA violatlona. ing. As head of the printing depart- people who have been given aid with a curt ' rrotbing to report." Crraidcnt the A. A P. The “fierce battle of annihila­ public ceremony at the Masonic One Third Way^ last night in the worst automobile . After an hour of teatlmony. Mr«. ment, which was dl.scontiniied aft- jjj paat yarn. Up to the first of the collision in the history of southern JBrma OonneHy of 110 Henry tion” still -la raging, the Chinese Temple last evening,, attended " by One of our greateat asseta in er he as.sumod active managenjent^ he said, a little over * 10,000 more than 150 of the local mem­ Illinois. ' Johnson today. Regardless of atieet. HartfoiU was found not communique announced. of The Advocate, Gillespie was re-f been repaid by people for aid Drive Through Turkey the ..world conflict into which' we bow lapge or small your painUng It said most pf the Japanese bers, their friends and represen­ To Fund’s Goal State highway police identified See Johnson gouty on a charge of violation of sponsible for the printing of suctv rbe town has mailed bills to have, been plunged is the health Job may be, Johnson’s is ,^ur vHeadquarters for Moon^s Feeds New Addition Remote 'Control Perfnanent Casualties were Caused by tremen­ h Seet\ I 'nlikely ' tatives from various courts «« J.____ _ the dead as Mrs. Rose Woolsey, 21; the rules of the road In connection , -all...... who...... r-'ceived- - aid - ...... in the- , paat Mrs, Winnie Pryor, 47, and her headquarters. ' One stop ^ this Wlti an accident whtph occurred dous arjillery fire laid .down by the London, Jan. 3 - (/T>-, A military throiighcmt the state. ■ and morale of our people, and a This Is a Pormanoni that Is. »o satisfartory and many have shown that they The session was opened by Retir­ daughter, Marcella Pryor,' 16. all About Paint progreasivJ store. located/-at 689 Peeember SI oh Spencer street at Chinese; who were reported press­ were willing to repay the town. In $6,238 Collected Today major factor in-maintaining that Main s ^ e t . will convince you Is Well Liked oii flnp baby hair— excellent for gra,v hair. the Junction of Olcott a^eet, in­ ing the Japanese from all direc­ ing .Matrrin Miss Lela Webster. The of Alton, 111., and Harold King, 20, several cam s where bills had not I uncrowning ceremony was in of Kentucky, passengers in one of health and morale is food. In that It'pays to loqk around before No riiscoinration. .|i in for tree iiclvice volving a car driven by Roderick tions. been sent the town has been reim- 1 extreme- For Red Cross; $50() these daya of total war, nations, buying, and you, wlll,4lnd the be.st lAriviere, Jr., of 108 Hope street, A force' of Japanese plain- charge of Grand R* al Matron the cars; Lawrence Paddock, Glen Main Street Concern Is regarding .voiir hair. bursed. Last year there was re-j .u- Mrs. Anne Tryon of this tow'n who Given bv C. R. Burr. Carbon, 111., driver of the aecopd like armies, "march on their atom- at .economical prices at John.son’s, Fireplace Room of Han­ WUUmantic. clothcsmen discovered at the easj,-,. , ceived from all sources by the „ there was nothing avail- „ „ acha." The spqed \Pith which we See Edwin Johnscjil today. ern gate of Changsha was. is a member of Chapman Court. car; hW , one-year-old daughter In Market for All Mrs; Donnelly was traveling chanty department *33,000, lea v -: ®., " The royal matron Mrs VoN achieve final victory will be largely sen's Bar Is oast on Spencer street and Intend- chine-gunned and totally wipejJ^'f^* Carol Sue: Mrs. Clara Finley. 30, Growing I mg the net cost of charity in .i' '“‘1. | q^^^dsen wL crowned by P«« Manchester’s Red Cross War Cottage Grove, 111.; Myra Cloys. 21, deterniincd in 1942 by our ability . Painting Materials. •d to turn into Olcott street when by the gallant defenders^, Fund total today is $6,258.55, to produce and distribute the foods In Popularity communique added. Manchester *100.110 66. With the , Matron-Mrs. Rachef Tilden arid Leroy Warren Fralley, 21. bar car was struck on its left side piiymeiit.s being made on back bills ■ " ^ command of the , and installed by her husband, Paul both of Alton. essential to national health. by a car driven b^ Larivlere. Mrs. Japan already has sulTereif twd Chairman Ben Cheney reported at The. Johnson Paint Ckmipany. V in c^ t Marciii and the amount of the charity coat i .^ ... . . Volqiiardsen who In no field will the . complete ppnheUy produced a witness to humiliating and serious defeats m i was marshal. 11 o'clock this morning. At St. Joseph's hospit".! in High­ located at 699 Main street, is ‘‘Definitely MaDcheslrr''Dea streefy About a month ing her In line, had to turn out Into tober. 1939, and September. 1941. an attack on Turkey, the commen- . The c-rand rnvni m .i..;..’ ..... haa no connection with the mem­ of democracy. Agriculture is pre­ the ditch to get by. (A hint that the Japanese may. ants said their condition was so friends-and customers. ^ im ih in g and Heating affo, Clayton proprietor of tator declared there had been re- ; beautifully attir’eti in embroidered bership drive completed last critical they could give no account" pared to produce a greater quanti­ this modeVn eatatHiahmenl. an­ JOHN F.OLSON KNOFLA LATlviere said that as he noticed be preparing for another setback liritaiii Admits month. This present campaign is ty of foodstuff.s than this nation Among the services wrhich John­ the driver of the car attempting to at Changsha W-as seen in the Tok­ ! r i volquardse"^ of thf accident. Both suffered In­ Contractor Alho Does nounced the opening of his new I ed to move in various new direc- . white lace with arm bouquet of red to raise funds to carry on the Red ternal injuries. ■ has ever known. Already, our son offers' are DuPont’s new hou^i/ "Fireplare Ft(K>m " *?inre that BROTHERS turn Into Olcott street applied his yo broadcast of a Japahese dis­ tioni Cross work on America's battle- armed forces are getting more and paint, which is noted, for iLs 1 ' Conlrart I'uintiiig brakes slowly, then when she at­ patch from Hankow quoting mili­ L<»88 of X^arships ' ro-'"’*. the gift of ' her officers. State patrolmen said the two -Air Conditioning. time, this addition has hec(»me v^ry i He said the territory through fronts. The town's quota is $18,- machines apparently were travel- better food than ever before.in our wear, Linkota, which projWl.s popular with local residents who tempted to cross In front of him tary quarters' as saying the Jap- | Mrs. Volquardsen presented to her 000 and represents a need of at national history, but it is cqufill.v INC. I which the Germans, would have to as.sociate officers corsages of red lb^ fast. Both cars were damaged your linoleum by sealing oi^dirt. I At this time, when spcciali.’-t.- are deliKhted with its iVonir-iike ha applied bis brakes hard. anese "may not occupy Changsha least $1.00 averag.' from nearly important that all of our people Diico, a simpic-to-u.se eiii^el for Iiilerior Derouiiing .\ll)crt r. Kijofla, PresC DetecUve Sergeant Joseph Pren­ (Cotillnued from Page One) loporale to attack Turkey was and white roses, the colors of the bntlly and were found in a field 150 appearance and excellent fpodi-. permanently as it was the purpose j ______. I 'N'ery soft in winter," with ex- every pefson in the town. U'lrking and living behind tlie furniture, walls and woodwork. In­ (if All kind.* arc in great, demand. — Photo by Fallot tice who Investigated pnd arrested to crush Chinese resistance" in ' Amaranth. The outgoing royal feet , fioni the intersection. The Milk Biir Popular (icneral Contractors taOk and succeeded only in sinking i Icemely. poor transportation facill- 'To List Contrlbutoni mangled. bodies were scattered lines shall be heller fed and better terior Gloss and Setnf-Gloss to Plumbing and Heating contractors Headquarters for Moon’s Feeds is Larscn’.s FtKxi -Service, locat- Mrs. Donnelly on a road rule vio­ driving on the city. The Japanese matron, who has enjoyed a euc- nourished. ed-al 38 Depot .Square. This concern is run bv Erling F. Larsen The Milk Bar ha.« nl.so ^aintjd in two merchant ships, together only ties. co.ssfiil year, was escorted to the The Herald 1s publishing a list along the roadbed. Harold Woolsey paint walls and wood<(ork. Floor are very scarce. Many new homc.s I'aper llangiii.' .Mtcration Specialists lation testified that brake marks claimed they occupied Changsha of the contributions.. ■ Food Distribution and al.«o rarries a full line of .nerds and fertilizers. popularity despite the r«tid w'efl^th- made by the Leiiiviere car extend­ 6,19.’) tons, out ol more than 30 East where she received, from the was the only one of the 11 passen­ and Dock enamel tiyTiring lasting are-ti.eld up for weeks due to thi.s last night.) ■ It was hot possible to pubILsh This means that food . di.stribu- beauty to your fleers, DuLux Su­ er. Hansen's, which is open all One of .Manchekter’^OIdest ed back 58 feet to the east of the In the present battle, the main freighters in the convoy. I'ast .Matrons and Patrons' associ­ gers who was not thrown onto the ■scarcity. "That Is why Vincent P year round, specializes in Borden’s magazlnos .as Pencil Points, The another list today, but names wijl tora have a grave responsibility per-White,.. a brilliant white en­ 12 Jackson Place anti Most Reliable Builders! aoeldent scene, intermittently light j cnine.se. forces now have been Tills lengthy communique was ation of the court a handsome bou­ highway. Gje patrolmen said. to redouble their efforts to i-ediice .Marcin sends you this message. Ice Cream, nationally known and American Artl.st. ticcoraUve Art.s. issue.1 partly to show that "week Japanese Planes quet. Past matror. and patron Jew- be published as often as it is pos­ amel that rivals porcelain and If you knew that you will be in and heavy. | brought to bear dn the invaders. sible to get them from the head­ the cost of moving merchandise many others. ■ duality teste/] since ISri". Heinz I’ honc 4370 873 .Main St, Phone 4386 Judge Bowers, stating that the j the communique said, "From all American Architect, The Sket- h after week our convoys continue t Is were presented to Miss Webster from producer to consumer. There need of plumbing or heating with­ r*ickle.s. Mayonnaise and Ketchup Book Magazine, Ganien Digest, to arrive bringing vital supplies to Attack (lorregidoi* jaml retiring Royal Patron Herbert quarters of the drive. rainier*’ Supplies in the next few month.*, call 4848 j Larsen’s Feed Service testimony In the case was. conflict- | directions." Prevloits reports told It was revealed today that the Big R u8)v Is On must be intensi\e effort to elimi­ since 1861>. cr>fT«'e specvall”’ hlcfid- tag. found Mrs. Donnelly not gti- foature.s the faniou.* .Moons Army camp*. a sandwich or a full-rour.se mral Jan. 1 and given a 10-day Jail sen­ He belonged to the Stamford, ’Unemy airplanes were active in cers following graduation. mate of your work lust rail 4848. The Hi-League of the South New Haven and Branford Yacht Raymond Fitzmaurice, veteran German Tank hospital, Hartford, shortly before grocery business. ’^ Is means Dr F Scott .McBnde. state su­ the place to f^n is Hansen ,s Milk tence, suspended. the region occupied by our ground The officer candidates enlisted ■ind you Will' immediate y be con- I Feed.-, the feed which animals perintendent who formerly headed Bar and Restaurant locate.] at the WAYNE W. Methodist church will hold a bowl- clubs and was a founder and one as commfHlore of convoya who was' forces. that more of the cor^umer's food L R. Broithwaite Leroy Bleu, charged with Im- named a Knight of the BritLsh Em­ flln e ir'‘ H‘l‘% orm erif were Peter Wildman Asher.Asher, 20. dollar goes for fooo stop -worrjing the National I>eague, said there rorncr of Main and Ha\ne.s .vireets nmner'narkins’ and blockine a nri- I tonight at seven o'clock | of the past commanders of the "2. There is nothing tn report / ‘ ".IH ’ t, ^ * ^nH ' •hO'-p et the West Side Recreation ’ stamfoi*;! power squadron. pire in King George VTS New Chief Captive Vernon in the Legislature and at ' ro7o.‘’|." =.*'5 overhead expenses than ever be­ and heating contractor who will | about wh>.'lber or not you are civ- are no immediate plans-to ask for Dial 4744 for prompt, courteous Kc.i's .Matie, l.ocks Ftepaired. PHILLIPS vata drtvewty paid $1.00 and frem other areAs." 1942; and Peynton Kenneth Bish­ fore. make liberal loans for give you coiirteou-s .service an di,„_ ,,, total prohibition. service. Center. After the games refresfi- His Intercut in .Stamford civic I'ear's honors list. The Army’s 9:30 communique one time was an alderman in the Complete Refrifferation costa. ments Will be served at the church j "'rhe attack on the convoy de­ city. He waa associated in the op, 22. King street, Chsppaqua, To Redouble Efforts sati.sfactnrv resutU-. Call Marcin w V T He re(xirted there i.s at present 'Idols Ground Adtian La Plante Of 408 Main affairs was marked by his presi­ was the first official word issued As Bardia Falls New York, Wesleyan, 1943. todav. Make ^suie. by getting in touch .'(lO.fkX) non gallons of liquor in dency of the Rotary club during veloped Dec. 17 and before noon printing trade having been em-' I am confident-that all food dis­ Iniilfling. iiiirehabing [With h.rhng F. I^arsen or a meni- • TTie Suez f'anal is 1»M .S mi]e.«- Service — .All Makes., atTMt, Newington, charged with Star of the East. Royal Black ^ J on the Philippln* struggle since [ tributors. chain and independent storage in the country, "and that s lonp. I.awn .Mowers-Sharpened dfunken driving following an ac­ 1935 and 1936 and by hiS mem­ llial day the Hr.st U-boat wak I yesterday’s announcement of the — \ , ployed by t^e Whlte-Corbln divi­ I'er of hi.s .staff They w ill gladly Serv iced - Sold • Rebuilt. Preceptory No. 13, held its regu­ sunk.’ the admiralty * said. "The I (Continued From Page One) sion of the United States Envelope alike w-lll now redouble their ef­ or remodeling lioines. enough to do us for five v'ear.s^ cident Jan. 1 on Middle 'Turnpike bership in the (Thaniber of Com­ ’ fall of Manila and the Cavite Na­ ' Aii8lraliaii8 l^titl .advise you a* to t.he ccirrert feed I’ilectrical Ctilities• M ’THORIZED lar meeting in Grange hall, Friday merce. He also wa.s a member of U-l)oat was sighted on the surface Company, forts along these lines, ’thev will. for your parliciflar pet, and you Kaat, was found guilty and fined val base neqrby. Even though news d ..i i Expre88 Bu8iiie88 1 am sure, cooperate unhesii'ating- I.oans are granted prompt- flOO and costs, $ ^ of which was evening, when the ninth degree the Stamford Masonic and Odd and, sunk by gunfire from ships of was lacking, military quarters i ** Fraternally he was a member of ran rest as.siireil when you get Ite-Conditioned COM.MERCIAL was conferred on a class of candi­ Fellows lodges. the escort. hero believed that MacArthur and ' had been to the Axis, surren- Bristol Lodge of Elks, the Inde­ ly in every effort of authorized l.v, after receipt of applica­ j Philippine Sljnitl -Moon s Feeds, you are getting the, remitted. It was stated that it was government agencies to prevent Chi iic*se F’rediet FRIGIUAIRE SAL^^S iM Plante’S first appearance in dates. The annual meeting with Gille.spie wa.i married to Miss ■ Prisoners taken from this U- : his men were in a position to keep under the pendent Order of Red Men, Young Show8 Big Gain tion, and the cost of obtain ­ best. For free delivery, tall ,84fN; (ikins Repaired election of officers and reports Grace E. Crowe of .New Haven, boat .stated it liad been forced to * _ mmrtinAHfombined fnrna force nfof ma ia*s/4land, *eamas aand as/-4 German Americana Association. unwarranted rises in'' pnees of Rest Haven AM) SERVICE ’ court and that he wa# the sole up s prolonged fight and make Ja­ food. They w ill work to reduce to ing is small. I-«'S, Angeles. Jan. 3 4‘ The fHnd your ordej" will receive Lar- anpport of relatives. . will take place in February • .who survives him. as do a daugh­ the sunace by damage Inflicted in pan pay dearly. air assault. Damon Lodge, Knights of Pythias ' sen's famous pronipt. courteou.s .\llied (Fffeiijsive 32 I’carl St. Phone 4200 68 Delmont St. Phone 3622 and the Hartford Tent of the Clr- * minimum the spread between I Melbourne radio, rommenting oh Chronic nnd Convjilpsccnf Joseph A. Cormles of 421 Grand ter. 5I1SS .Sally Crowe Gillespie, depth charge attacks earlier In the In Washington, the war councils Telling the whole story for the , ---- —------Business Increased over 12 per­ Stop in and gel full infor­ the fa'll of .Manila, .said today there ' attent ion. Avenue, Pawtucket, R. I., drlvef i 9 ' "^'Ibarns day. " first time, the communique said | cm* Fans of America. cent for the year at the Railway pnees paid growers and prices and a son, Schuyler W GlUe.spie, of tlie united nations sought Ip u.se charged consumers. And .since mation before obtaining a wa.s "nothing but praise in Aus- , ' .Modern Kntabli-hment Home of a truck trailer which police i ^ T o l l a n d Turnpike, entor- Jr . another son. James H 011- (ierman Bombers .\ttark every minvt'e bought with the lives South Af^can police, Kafir iiiim rifles .; - He------leaves— his ...... wife —and one son. . I Express office in 5Ianchester ae- Chungking. China Jan 3 charged lie drove through the stop j tained with a supper party, Ne\v Two German bombers attacked aml Durban light infantry, backed ! John, now at Camp Blanding, Ela , | cording to Agent D. N. Nickerson hoarrling. whether by wholesalers, loan elsewhere. tralia for the way Gen. Dougla-s Tl^s modern fee,] establishment Light .\ir> Booms . . / le.spie- died m'December, 1940, of MacArthur’g men to bolster •Mai Arthur handled hi.s men." | al.so carries, a complete line of Hailing the. pte.sonoe of a Chinese aign on Middle Tutripike Kaat at ''® “ ''" their home, in ob- in the afternoon, but were driven up by British tanks and artillery, i and two sisters. Mrs. John Cramer. I The office, w hlch has been under retailers or consumers, tends tn lie also leaves two linS t Electrical Contractors James Wade of 762 Main street, relatives and friends were pres- w tioltom the following day in an ac­ attack N>w Yeafr’s night on de-i No funeral arrangements have les at the lowest point consistent account and paying one dol­ saving that (lOneral .Mac.Arthur ' iai;d < an he. found .it Larsen's pres.s predicted today a big Allied I’ rovide .51o(lern, I'iconomi- ent from Bristo). West Hartford, ! <-■ "ospie both Officials indica^d that strategy E. A. Nickerson who has been sick. with good service to customers. had made an heroic stand. Whv 33.’l Main Street Wllltmantic, charged with speed­ tion in which the former American had been the math concern of talks fenses of the stronghold. | been made. experienced a busy Fall season lar or more per month a« se of the Dhihnmnea over Urn afternoon offensive in the ne*r future against Mrs. .lames Foparly cal Hciil. If Vdu are ready Hartford and this, town, and re- f Our whole war effort is a co­ "The defen se oi tne jt niiippines and look over the supply which ti,,. i j j ... . ^ / ing on East Center street Dec. 31, - Blake of Pa.snclona. (>lif. de.stmyer Stanley participated, the which culminated in announce­ "Rather than face a repetition i ------and prospects for steadily Increas­ Tel. 6227 - 7606 was given the benefit of the doubt .^nembered them with choice pieces operative enterprise engaging the desired. ha.s not been in vain, ’ The Herald ,h,a up-to-the-minute eriabhsh- the JapanesiFoc- 31 Malnut Street to change your heatinp Fiinoial .services will bo held Admiralty said. ment of the signing of the United of this bold, akilfully organized at- TIsxfsAtiasA W rk tsL - ing business are bright. When he was reported tp have en- ‘ cr>-sta. ware. .•«r hnll.lln ..la ... u. I XT 11 Bg. TT IV full efforts of 132.000.000 people. added. "General .MacArthur* stand I'mcnl i.s offering cupied section .d .Malaya.- at n m. Monday- in tlie .Stain- Some hours later tlie Stanley Nations agreement by the United tack," the war bulletin said, "the It W expected that shipments at lea.st occupied a' Cohstderai lo , , . . "Die independent t'hiinglttng pa­ plant, consult w iih 11-. .Hated for service in the Army. He lii i'.-ivll wa.s torpcd(K‘d and sunk. cnerny decided to surrender uncon­ In our food effort, too, cooperation Me Mill Gladly Give You The American I.agion auxiliary i ford Presbyterian' church, and States, Britain. CTilna, Russia and will Increase when the curfew is Is the keynote to success—coot>era- i part of Japan's effort for three i Incidentally, garden tools arc per. Ta Kung Pao. said/thn Uhl- paid $5.00 and costs having been burial will be in .AVoovlland ceni '- Ollier escort vc.ssels countered with tli'e 22 other anti-Axis nations yes­ ditionally. Heavy in Year enforced on light trucks which now riic .Manelie.-iter weeks Thi.y wa.s of tremendous i*.'''"’ " ■■*r’'cially of thi.s conconi. nr.sr troops in Burma "Arc all vrt- Estimates. found guilty. will hold its first meeting of the | heavy- depth charges and another Supported By Ships lion ^between growers to increa.se Concrete and Cinder BltM'ks year, Monday evening at eight i tery. terday. They said other pronounce­ handle a large volumq of dellverj' pi-oduction and make available for ' value, as everything depended dp> Larsen carries a full line ersn tighter* and thwboughlv du*- I John Hall. 27, of 65 Wadsworth U-l)oat wa.s forced to the surface. ments'of equal. If not greater, im­ "The whole operation wa* msg- inesi. At the present tiihe the Building & Loan gaming time to all6w consolida-1 czmvenience of his ciphned. " Reinforced l.intels ;mtl street, charged with Intoxication o ’clock in the Legion home on 1 "It was rammed and sunk by H. niflcently supporter;,^by Hls Majes­ (Continued From Page One)' easy handling large supplies -of Johnson & Little (electric Leonard street. portance than the ■ agreement ull force of regular employees are foodstuffs: and* cooperation be­ tion ami reinforcement of Allied : Many other added An Army spok**man ye.sterday I \Vindnw Sills •and assault December 23 at 1:10 M S Stork, some prt.soners being might be expected within the next ty's ship* which heavily bombard­ working in two shifts to take care .AsAoeiation po.sitions in .Malaya. Burma and •‘^rv'iye.s are featured at this up to 109 Ucotcr MrpPt Range* — Refrigerator* a. m. waa found guilty ami fined tigatlons led to a record total of tween growers and distributors to said the C E.F Wa.s under com-' .'.LI, Sl/.KS Report A88aiill takep,'' tlie (Ifflcial account went few days. ed enemy concentration* and ar­ of the delivery service. Within a see that such foods are made avail­ 955 Main Street the East Indie* date store, knd you are invited to manIpre than Benefit Red Cross Today, with the nation at war. 1 day. Others on the committee are A Japanese Army Bpokc.'IBERS CO < Tree Surgery .\ufol.ite naileries. of 1942 at 2:30 Monday afternoon, Briti.sh and Axis forces are fight­ "concentration of defense con­ New Year STUDIO PORTRAITS when the club, will spend "An It Implied that Uie Japanese had I duration of the at- ligious freedom—as evidence that ing. tracts has aggravated ” the dan­ The marriage of Dorothy Thomp- Concrete and Masonry- Hosts the Kremlin had abandoned the 68 Hollhster St., .^Ianchester f Range Oil - .Macmillan Ring Malava Attacks afternoon with’ Bach, Handel, td fight their way into the eity, i on this convoy." gers of narrowing economic con­ Help Assure Tbfs Goal Bon. newspaper columniat. and Sin­ SUPPLY COM.MERCIAL Gluck and Beethoven." All active saying that the troops, "braving "They claimed nine merchant Soviet idea of communist world trol and that "the scattering of clair Lewie, author and play- Work.Alterations Free .Motor Oil ' ships of 37,000-tons were sunk of. revolution in favor,.of full coopera­ Italians Admit wright, has ended in divorce, and associate members are urged furloiis fire, .stormy the city utlliz- enough contracts to keep small BUY DEFENSE OUTLET HAVE YOU HERNIA? John S. Wolcott Distrihiitiir — .\rmstrong Tire* (Continued from Page One) to attend. Tea will Ije served by ing 5Ianlla's ImpoTtaritipo' modem this convoy in addition to naval tion with Washington and Lon­ She won the decree, which will PHOTOC.RAPHY units sunk and two more merchant Loss of Bardia business alive Is now recognized Luncheon 50c. H50 Main St. Cor. Trum­ Mrs. Eva Wood and her commit- highways." don." as of paramount pecesalty." BONDS become absolute Feb. 1, 'a fte r 56 Gardner Street tom* Botk? Dropped jStomorb' remainder of the enemy craft' tee. ships damaged. This claim of the Pending the development of a Rome, Jan. 3 -(O fficial Broad­ teatifying yesterday that she last bull, Hariford. 7-9466 & Son (The United States War De- He declared that anti-trust in­ Our Facilities Are At Main and HaVnes S ts .. Yoi* Had An Opffot'OB? withdrew.' ------, partment commimique on Manila' enemy was an exaggeration of grand strategy which might in­ cast Recorded by A P )—The loss saw Lewia in April, 1937, and that Phone 6103 MOVIE CAMERAS VAN'S "At Kuantan il90 raiies north' of ' over 600 percent." of Bardia, Libyan stronghold near vestigations during the year "have Your Disposal 11 7 Htillister St. •47: Hartford Koad Tel. 3866 Chief of Police S. G Gordon re-', s^id "all American and Philippine volve Ruselan. aid in the Pacific, he had reiterated at that time a YOUR DOCTOR A40UT Singapore on the east coast of ported th's morning I The auxiliary warship Audacity the irpinediate concern of the the .Egyptian frontier, was ac­ shown that there is not an organ­ previously expressed desire to ter­ that a car troop.s were wlthhrawn from the ized basic industry In the United" AND PROJECTORS Malaya) the enemy made some , taken Imni the F W. Karlow used city several days ago'’ and that 1 wa* offlciaaiy identified a* the 5,- united nations was to delay the knowledged today by the Italian ..Connecticut industries minate their marital .relationship. 3 progress and have infiltrated into car sales lot on Hazel street has 537-ton fomier German merchant Japanese campaign as much as high cor mane., but it indicated States which hgs not bean re­ ■ ■Th*'decrpe was allowed under a COMPLETE THERE IS "as it had been previously declar­ Axia force* were atill holding out stricting production by some de­ occupy vital positions in VINCENT P. W E 'the outskirts of the town in their j been found, ed an open city, no clo.se defense *hip Hannover, taken prize by a poaaible. sUtute providing that if a couple NO LIMIT A.VNIE SWIFT endeavor to seize the airdrome," Naval patrol in March, 1940, It Military quarters pictured Mac- against British artillery fire at vice or other In order to avoid defen.se production. They IS separated for more than three BUILDING within the environs of the city nearby Salum. what they call ‘the ruinous over­ FULL LINE OF 1 3r.l Floor CAN EASE THE "PAN E” MOON'S FEEDS the announcement added. was pos.stble. ’’ ) said the Germans had first asserted Arthur’a withdrawal from Manila have in the past; but years either party may sue for SERVICE TO YOUR MARCIN Ruhinow Bldg. I The Japanese announced 48 that this vessel wa* an aircraft and consolidation of his limited British headquarters tn Cairo production after the w§r’." divorce. V\e S'peclallic tn KepliU'Ing Hospital Notes now they are busier than WARDROBE PHOTOGRAPHERS’ Briiki-n Glas* — rroiiipf, EfH- For Poultry — Cattle __ hours before that they had oc­ carrier of the 23,000-ton Formid­ forces north of the capital as a key announced last night that South Arnold recalled that anti-trust Custody of the ieouple's 11-year- COAL — COKE I’llONE 4437 . Pluinhing atu] Heating Hours: 2 to 5 and ' to 9 clenl Service. cupied the port Dec. 31.) FaU to Destroy able claaa. development in the delaying action. African infantrymen, rushing in­ investigations bad imcovsred Gec- ever; The demand is un­ old son. Mfchaei. was awarded RANGE AND FUEL OILS When You Have EQUIPMENT Hor'-es and Hogs The Japanese maintained their VVllllam John. 15 months old son Lost by Mine Action They termed It the best maneuver to battle behind British tanks, had mai\ tafiusnes to rsatrict Ameri­ precedented. Mis* Thompson No financial ar- srtNCtr consul; ?.-*'s:ipes of John Muidoon of 93 South Main The Aid Of A Contractor v ^ ' Al IO (.LASS REIM .H E!) night-by-night aerial tbufsta at Borneo Oil Fields Loss of the British cruiser Nep­ open to him from the viewpoint of occupied Bardie after killing or can production of vital materials, raiigerrlentB were considered in the Prompt Deliveries Alt iNOIVIOUAUY DESICNIO Produce Ihc Best Res^ults! Singapore, attacking various tar­ street, fell out of a second story capturing all of the 6,000 German- such as mkltaiy optical Instru­ Connecticut stocks are court. ' With ShattcrprcHif lilaM tune tmd the destroyer Kandahar continuing the battle. At AH Times SINGER get* of the British ba*e. window at his home late yester­ Tokyo, Jan. 3.— (Official Broad­ through enemy mjne action In the Behind the “strong positions” U Italian defenders ano freeing 1,- ments, tungsten carbide, alurain- selling on a very attrac­ .\ir Conditioning Vnu Added rm fei’tliin. "Little damage was done," the day afternoon and wa* taken to cast Recorded by AP—The news­ 000 Imperial soldiers impriaoned am; magnesium, beryllium, chem­ SEWING MiACHINE Mediterranean was acknowledged was said to have taken up yester­ tive yield basis. “ GLASS FOR KV KKV N ttOl communique said. "Seven casual- [ the Manchester Memorial hospital paper Yomiuri said today that today by the admiralty. day, the American-FUlplno Army there.) icals and drugs. MANCHESTER LARSEN'S suffering from a fracture of the Congress Ends Oil Burners tr tie* hava been reported.” British efforts to destroy their oil The 7,175-ton Neptune was sunk Is now believed able to fall back.' Violent Artillery Fire LUMBER & FUEL CO. Singer Sewing Machine Co. right arm. The child is at the hos­ fields before evacuating Sarawak, by "In the Salum sector there waa tnc. FEED SERVICE British headquarters slid there , . _ - . i * mine; the Kandahar, sailing if need be, slowly and in good order Telephone 5145 was nothing or outstanding im- pital under observation and appar­ j on the ' Island of Borneo, had fail- I „.jth the Neptune at the time, also to the protection of the guns of the violent enemy artillery fire," the Lort from "normal ently suffered no other injuries I ed and that some wells in the I suffered damage from a mine and Manila,Bay fortifications. i high command ‘Communique said. MANSFIELD IIP; LVnfer St. Tel SM56 R. A. r . reconnaissance activities Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Roi ; vicinity of Mlri already were in ! had to be sunk by British -forces, 'The axact location of General British forces were said to have Weddings ICs Ecunoluical— eonttaued throughout yesterday." sella Northend, - Chestnut lodge; I production for Japan. the Admiralty declared. MacArthur's new defease lines was taken Bardia only after two daya Washington, Jan. 3—opi—Con­ Mrs. Adela Lutula, 34 Park street; Yomiuri said some fire* were & CO. gress was in adjournment t^ a y QUALITY In refaning to the Perak fight- The Admiralty thus far haa an­ not disclosed, but within the area of bitter fighting with the support KRAUSE'S OAK GROVE Sorry you had c O L U t l V M Mrs. Ada Dickson. 20 Centerfleld started at the wella but that these •of Naval batteries. 49 Pearl Street after a record breaking string of PRIMING! Practical. Beautiful tag. commiinTquee have hot locat­ nounced the loss of 12 cruisers and remaining in control of U>e defend­ a '>mark ■ up, T. P. Holloran ed the front eince it waa elated nreet. One death yesterday. Mrs. were exjtinguished by the Japa­ ers north of Manila Ray Is an Im­ The high command noted "in­ Hollister-Cunnlngham Hartford, Conn. T30 continuous day* in Bession. The printing Amelia Walbrldge, age -82. of nese. It reported that in other 57 destroyers. Including the Nep­ Technically, the legialator* have GREENHOUSES but we’U .be Dee. n that BrUish were betUlng tune and Kandahar, since the war portant highway leading westward tense reconnaissance activity by Frank W. HolUstsr, of 38 Hol­ Tel. 7-5263 631 Hartford Ro*d - Manebeoter DAIRY Job we do for Tour home will take om new beau-, FUNERAL HOME South Coventry. cases there had been attempts to been in continuous seaeion since glad to uiake the Jgpaaeee below Ipoh, a tin began In 1939. These include to the rugged, otherwise trackless lights unit* on both aides" in the lister street, and Miss Martha H. y 'o a will ty, and you will economize at'the Admitted today: Burton Frazier, seal the wells with concrete. the third session of th’c 76th Con­ Special AtteoUao prove oatlB- the neeeasary ■Oatag center 380 mUce northweet 176 Oakland street. Dominion as well as British ships. Batan province, the link with the Agedabia area sofith o f B e n g ^ . Cunningham, of 4 Foot Guard Fred H. Sankey, Prop. . Ideally located—coovenlaat oM Of M a g w re. T^e newspaper also said British It said that Axia airmen, striking N ote: f gress, on through the first aesaion, Oiven. To Pbuoc factory, be- aame time, whm you buy W*ll- repair* at loW Discharged today. Mrs. Solomon fortress, of Corregidor and its sub­ place, Hartford, whose home is in Juat ended, o f the 77th. WWafltiil laformitlon. however, efforts to save large supplies of sidiary fortifications. with bombs and machine-guns, ds- Ordera • XeL .8700 caqae It wtU peper lier^ See our .FaU telee^ away frira tbe bu«y tboroogk- Rosenberg. 35 LiUey street; Mrs.' rubber in northern Malaya were Bebron, were married in Andover Manchester Repreaentati'/e The Senate adjourned at 13:22 quickly jr o u ■ ■ P A I m * aaohnred et the mouth of the Pe- Bombers Raid Naval Also within the defense lines, stroyed soma British motor vsht- oh Dsesmbsr 38, by Justloe ot the Rpectallat is W Pasteurized be produced onder tbe 'moot iton now! fare. Dtatlnctive ntk rtver, about 50 mUes. aouth- William Wright, 9 Mather street: thwarted by Japanese bombers JOHN V. LAMRERTON p. m. ycaterdpy, the House at, won't be inconvenienced. Mr*. Guy Ford and infant son, Base at Brest which extend tn an arc possibly Cl#^' Peace Tbomss J. Birmingham of 12:45. TTie membera have only"X ffaral oad Wed- modem, efllrleat metbods. Uet ern FacUitiea y m t ef ipoh. which sank transports loaded with 2Q0 miles long frona Manila Bay to tW British ■ Meditsrransan By Appolntnasat • d I ■ g Arraaga- “Milk Thai' Is Milk” onr eetlmate. - Painting and Keiiniabing 1278 Main street, Glastonbury. such supplies at Port Swettenbam London, Jan. 3— British Andover, according to a return Room 5, Mata Btrset abort feapite frem their duUe*. n Specialty. believed to heve the South China Sea coast, arr the Naval base at Malta, lOng a tar­ n s •aetata. — OepettaUble ()uaUty . Service! Births: A *on to Mr and Mrs. and in the Strait of Malacca off bombers raided the German-occu­ mad* to Town Clerk Samuel J. Msaphsstar The second oeaelan of the 77th 'boeU and other Olongapo Naval B a ^ a n d poaaibiy get of air attacks, waa rsportad Turkington this morning, by tbe Cream Dafiy Prodaets UTNT£K'S .4L)1'0 BOUT CO. ^AMBULANCE SEBVICB Carl Johnson, 1ST Pine street. the west of Malaya. pied naval base at Brest, France, Bes. TeL $Si% CongEeag.wUI begin Monday. Prba- Fort Stotsenburg and^ Clark Field. rsidsd rjgain by Axis flltrs who town clerk Andover. WILLIAM H. SCHTET.DGE JOHNSON PAINT COMPANY “If It’* tVortb Fixing— DAY AND NIGHT o t ident RopMTeli, will / a^dreaa • Edwin.Johnson, Prop. ^ Toeaday. 233 OakhuHl s U i * ^ 9 4K56 185 Spr«ice Stm t ItaL 86M IVe Cnn Fla It" •*? 166 tv. Sliddle I pk. TeL 6706 1 Center St. l^hoM 3019' ^1>AGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 1942 9 - l^NCHB^TEK EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. bONN. JANUARY 1942f \ PAf.K SFVrw pore now. Tiia Japa will soon be sources of a great modem enter­ after It In' full force, with all the prise could produce. Lincoln Corn equipment they ' u s^ for Hong But bast of all is the homage Comment SfrtiU^ Kong and for Manila. It theuld this modem edition pays to the Daily Radio Programs be about time for allied reinforce­ spirit and courage of the men who. Wins Award POBLISHKD BT f HB ' . • lUMleri Stanard TtuM » » B A l .r » PBINTltfO CO^ IM a ments to get there, If they are go- 125 years ago, thought to serve':* From The River Road II BIM«U Btr**t Hanebairtf. Conn. ' inif to get there. To be specific, cause' and principles in whicli hy Malcolm Mollan Connecticut Developed . sTHOMAB PBROUSON fighter -planes. If they arrive In '' OaDtral UaiitBcr' they believed, lyiJi never dared Foondab Oetobar l, III! Singapore In time the length of drearn of siich instltuMonal mag­ (Mr. Mollan, former editor of The Herald, has consented to Variety Given Bronz« Manila Occupied by jpps write a weekly letter in which he shares with his former read­ * Publliha^ Brarjr EaaDing Bicepi the war In the Paeifle can be nificence. For in tpe future, as In ers the philosophical benefits of his own- peaceful reUrement Medal in Selection. Bantfara and Holldara Enterad at tba Pbit Offlca at Uanchaatar. shortened by several years, t^^e’ re­ the past, the real measure of a to the bonks of the^Nlantic nivcr. Look,for his contribution O ff Radio Connection Conn.; aa Bacond Claaa Mali' Mattfr. demption of the Pbillpplnes\ be newspaper's right to exist is not each Saturday.) '’ New Haven, Jan. 3—With the brought that .much closer. ^ its commercial splendor or impor­ choice of LIncoli, as a bronze ined- ^ BUBBCRIPTION RATEB New York. Jan. 3—(JC)—Manila, variety, new time; 9:30* Rocheater Ona Taar by M^all ...... ' !* ?* Are these fighter planes avail­ tance, but its possession of those al winner in the 1942 All-America Par Month by Mall ...... * *2 I am writing this aa the dread- i where the. de.sperate legions now occupied by the Japariese, was uCivie Orchestra; 10 HemlsphiSe Blncla Copy ...... C . I .«• able? We don’t know. It seems ideafs no dollar can buy. Ap Edi- fu! old yenrpf 1941, like a frantic drew. Selections trials, a new honor has last relayed on the air to this ] Revue. \ XtalWarad Ona Taar ...... ly.oo to us a possibility that some can tor Charles C. Hemenway notes drunkard prostrated' by delliiurn But he caught the hasting Tom­ come to the sweet corn hybrids country Tuesday. Since then the M BS-8 :3 0 California Melodies; linson and would n >t let- him networks had had no direct word 9 Operetta "Eileen;" 11:30 Radio MEMBER OF now be spared from the Libyan in his own anniversary editorial, j tremens after murdering his fam- j that are beipg developed by Dr. THB ASSOCIATED PRESS through. W. Ralph Singleton at the Con­ from their men stationed there, all Rodeo. Tba Aaaoctatad Pratt la aiclualra- campaign, and that they may. ‘The real test ft a newspaper Is ily, writhes In the horror of its "Wot ye the price of good pit '*commiinlcations^save military hav- _____I- ly antttlaS to tba ota or rapublloa- necticut Agricultural Station at even now, be taking cross-conti­ not how old It Is but what pried final hours; coal that I must pay," said New Haven. The award will ing ceased the next day. ; Sunday brings: The W a r - tion of.alt nawa dlipatebrt craditrd Source of the signals which! Morning: 8:00 NBC CBS; 9:00 ta ft br not otherwlat crtdltrd in nent hops through the Near East pies have been supported, what This would seem to be the Indl- he, made to Maurice Rogers, owner of thta.'papar and alio tba local nawi "That ye rank yoursel’ so fit for I Sleeping Giant Seed Company, brought the broadcasts to this' NBC CBS; 10:30 MBS; 11:00 NBC publlancd barein. and India to the Malaya^ theatre causes have been served, what It.s j cated way in which to open an hell 'and ask no leave of me?" (Mount Carmel, Conn., who is country was the RCA short wave CBS; ll:2 5 MBS; 12:00 NBC-Blue All riahtt of rapubllcatlon of transmitter on the outskirts of the •paclal dlipatcbea heraln art alto of war. But whether that l.s so constructive achievements for hii- | essay on the closing of the old Seeks a Sin growing seed of several of the Afternoon: 12:30MBS; 1:00 NBC- Philippine capital. It was picked Red; 3:20 CBS; 4:00 NBC-Red; raaerved. is for the generals to know and mariity and community, have year and the opening of new The Devil quizzed Tomlinson as new com' varieties and entered Lincoln and Lexington in the 1942 up on the west coast for the net­ 5:45 CBS. Pull iartloa elltnt of N. the Japa to find out. been." one under the unprecedented clr- to the harm he had done, and contest. work relays. Last contact, with Barvlea Inc. Evening: 7:00 NBC-Blue; 7:15 cumatances of the present. 'Vet Tomlinson hemmed and hawed Each year members of the All- this transmitter was at 11 a. m. CBS; 8:55 CBS; 9:00 NBC-Blue; Wednesday. It was uaed for radio­ Publltbart Rapratantativat. rba it puts too much blame on the and namby-pambled, trying to America Selections Committee, of 10:20 MBS; 11:00 NBC-Red CBS; Jullna Mathawa Spaelal Aftney— Resolution On Resolutions which W. Ray Hastings of Harris­ phone and telegraph as well as 11:15 NBC-Red; 11:30 MBS; 12:00 Naar Tork. Chiciito. Datrolt and year—the never-to-be forgotten think of one robust sin to which uroadcast relay. Botton. burg, Pa., is chairman, conduct NBC; 12:55 NBC CBS. That resolution is now three year—of Forty-one In many he could lay claim that would trials of novelty flowers and vege­ Manila broadcasters weie Bert Talks—MBS 11 a. m. Reviewing BUREAU OP Connecticut MEMBER a u d it days old, perhaps limping a little, aspects Forty-one has been a very command the respect of the tables in several different climatic S|len for NBC, Thomas Worthin Stand "Grand Strategy to r 1942;" circulations. for CBS and Royal Arch Gunnison fierhap.s. broken, perhaps, strong good year indeed, particularly to sections of the United States. En­ ,NBC-Red 2:30 p. m. Roundtable^ Tba Harald Printinf Company, Yankee Prince of Evil,: but he couldn’t do tries are made by number and .or MBS. Silen. who had been in ■Morale; Ours and Theirs;" NBC- Inc., aaaumaa no financial raaponai* spirit, sUll unbroken, even good us in the United States, and very It. So he told one palpable lie ] those plants which talley highest Manila since 1928, was manager of Blue 3 Wake Up, America, "Just blllty for typofraphlcal arrora ap- KZRH, local station, and hnd.been aarlnp in advarilaamanta in tba for a few days more. By A. H. O. especially'to those of us who live about having stolen his neighbor’s i o f the Judges' What Is Dembcracy?” MBS 3 New Slanchadtar Eranina Harald. What a futile business! Here broadcasting for NBC as a side­ Scries, Americas fepeak; NBC-Blue in Connecticut -taken JusU as a | wife ■ and the Devil lost all pa-LaL'' “ a^'liono^^^^ line, One ol his dramatic episodes i. All self-respecting columns 6:45 Mrs. Roosevelt; NBC-Blue we are, grown people. In full pos- y''*'' * |tience with him. [Yankee Hybrid squash, developed was a first-hand description of an I ^ Saturday, January 8 ■Hhould open a new year with a I 7:15 Sec. Mp'rgenthau on I'The Job ses.sion of all our faculties, sitting It has been a year of exception- The Devil he blew upon his nails ! Dr^Lawrence C. Curtis of the early air raid on the Manila area, Ahead; " MBS 8 American Forum cru.sade, and this corner's opening | in which actual sound effects ol down with ourselves once a year crusade______.... for 1942 is ...... a clarion...... crnll ■ ally .-.ly good crop.i.crop.s. of Nature in a and the little devils ran: ' was winnerinner "United America Looks Ahead to of a bronze medal in the 1941 war could be heard. 1942." Redeeming Manila just berausf the calendar is goin g'to the entire .state to marshal its and indulgent mood One sard. "Go husk this whim- trials, the highest' award given Besides broadcasting, Gunnison Football — MBS 1:55 Chicago Manila, ovbr which the Ameri- to change, and formulating, to | P f ! would be at some troubl^ I think, ' guise of a man to any vegetable that Season, and was a newspaper correspondent, Beais-All Stars benefit game. t ' State Highway Commissioner Spancross com received honorable white WorUiln had been under a ' CAR flag has now ceased to fly, ourselves, and sometimes to the ' w i., to recall ah'ither year of eqiiall',' Winnow him out 'twixt star and NBC-Red—1:30 World Is Yours; .William J. Cox to change his mention. .CBS assignment for a year or 5 Opera Auditions; 7 Jack Benny; has been a prize of war before, world at large, a series.of honor- , mind about letting the Merritt salubrious weatjjer in the.se lall- star, and .selve his proper 35 Years In Development ^ more. worth; 8 Charles McCarthy; 8:30 One but has always proved a poor ba.se bound pledges that, once the new j Parkway and the Wilbur Cross , tildes; the autiilYin and early win- Lincoln is one of several hybrids In the period since the Japanese .Man's Family; 10 Phil Spltalny There's .sore decline in Adam's for operations against forces hold­ calendar Is In effect, we will or ' Palfliway peter out into an ordi- : tir of Forty-one might well have which have been developed began their attack on Luzon island, Girls. line if this be spawn of through breeding and selection ov­ both Frahcla B. Sayre, V- S. Com­ ing to the Luzon back countr>’. will not do certain things! I w ‘‘J h become historic for their beauty’ earth." CBS—3 N. Y. Philharmonic; 5 * _ I Meriden, the point where they arc er a period of almost 35 years. missioner, and. Manuel ' Quezon, Gladys Swarthout; 7:30 Screen The British were the first to Then, within a very few* hours, ' about half way across the state, ; and kindliness if years them- The liUlc devil.xington and NBC-Blue—2 Great Plays; 4:30 we didn't really mean it. We re J"'"" our thinking. bold Manila. A British fleet, car- .hatting our head against a IMun tered thing, as children after Lee beginning the list. Varieties Anthony Eden, British foreign Behind the Mike;' 5:30 . Musical play. ryiyig more than 6,000 soldiers to ■grateful if the world doesn’t pay whirh Is already In .tielng. \3e Our l>o»er\lng Lot are being developed to ripen suc- secretary recently relumed to Lon­ Steelmakecs; 7:30 Capt. Flagg; oppose a Spanish army of 600 too much attention, and looks the love lost i^aases, hut not too And they .said: "The soul that he I ces.sjvely at three-day intervals don from conferences with Premier S;30 Inner Sanctum Mystery; 10 Unfortunately, they are not We got from God he has bartered I from veiy early July until frost. Josef Stalin at] Russia, will make Good Will Hour. 'men, appeared in Manila Bay in other way while we commit the many of them. Nonetheless, there are good are a thousand time.s more pre­ clean away. , A.s new varieties are selected, out- a 15-mlnute broadcast to this CvUn- MBS—5 I Hear America Sing­ first infraction of our own rule. •standing person and place names 1762, as an operation In the war and cogent reasons why there occupied W'lth what we oilrselves, We have handled him, we have try at 3:15 p. m. Sunday via NBC- ing; 7 New Series, "Voice of Pro­ ■ between Spain and England. This .All this is, in our Joking wAy, dandled him, we have .seared in various periods of United States Red. . . Opening, of the new ses­ phecy;" 9 Old Fashioned Revival; should be many interests will­ and other human beings, have history will be given them, corres­ mpeiior force took the city of a spendthrift abuse of a process ing to march In such a crusade. | him to the bone. j sion of Congress has been sche­ 10:30 Keep 'Em Rolling, Raymond j been doing. And what man has And sure if to'^th and nail show ponding to their seasonal period duled by MBS for 11:45 a. m. -Mon­ Massey. ManilA itself with comparative •ox^lch should really be a serious Nor Is there any reason why I of ripening. Lincoln is sn early day. these should be sectional inter­ done to thi.s world and to this year truth he has no- soul of his What to expect Monday; The ease,- and negotiated the lurren- p^rt of every individual's adjust­ own." mid-8ea.*!on variety, maturing the war— ests alone- I of Nineteen Forty-one makes us latter part of July in Connecticut, der of the entire archipelago. This ment of life. To find but what became or On Saturday night list: The War, Morning: 8:00 NBC CBS; 8:45 The first and most pbvious wonder, 'aometlmcs, why Nature the name having been chosen from subject to change: 7:00 .MBS NBC- ^surrender proved valueleaa, how­ Joke as we will about New group of crusaders ought to in­ Tomlinson, dig into your mostly the Civil War period. NBC-Red; 8:55 NBC-Blue; 9:00 has not completely lost patience Red; 7:30 MBS; 7:45 NBC-Red CBS; 10:00 MBS; 10:15 NBC-Blu# ever, aa soon aa an independent Teat’s Resolutions, (he fact re­ clude those who have been pay- , with us ami swept us all In ob­ forgotten volumes of Kipling. Our A new circular, No. 148, on 8;55 CBS; 10:00 NBC-Red: 1105 "Sweet Com Hybrids: Lexington, MBS; 11:00 MBS; 11:15 MBS; Spaniab .faction decided to 'con­ mains that We make such resolu­ Ing and will be paying dimes for momentary topic is the' German MBS; 12:00 NBC CBS; 12:55 NBC 12:00 CBS MBS. the use of the Merritt Parkway. livion and turned the earth over Lincoln and Lee" will soon be is­ CBS. tinue resistance. For two years tions only because we know ob­ people. Afternvon: 1:45 NBC; 2:00 MBS' They are all civilian cars, becaii.se , to the more de.selwing ant.s and sued by the New Haven Experi­ Talks—CBS 7 People's Platform, the superior British force had serving them would be for our ment Stati,.n. In this circular Lin­ 3:55 CBS MBS; 4:00 MBS; 4.45 that is a Parkway, and all com- I' beo.s or blown the whole noisy, For hundreds of years the Ger­ Preview of 1942, ” tBS commenta­ CBS MBS; 6:00 CBS MBS; 6:25 coln IS described as having a uni­ tors. trouble enough holding Manila it­ own good. merrial traffic is barred. Nd.com- ' turbulent little sphere into smith- man people have been bartering, NBC-Red; 6:45 CBS NBC-Blue. mercial vehicle ever contributes form tall growth with cylindrical NBC-Red — 8 Knickerbocker self, and the end of the war Instead of making resolutions I ereens. bit by bit, their national soul for eight-inch ears of 12 to 16 rows of \ NBC-Red—2:15 p. m. Mystery brought a Spanish victory in the one of these dime.s. I Playhouse; 8.30 Truth or Conse­ Mm ; 6:30 Music for Brazil. CBS— wholesale, and forgetting them Y’et these dimes, in perpetuity. 'i It has been a terribly confused crooked rti.etaphy.sic8, applied sci­ bright goldeh kernels. Developed quences; 9 Barn Dance; 10 Bill J'hUippines and tlie Briti.sh evac­ primarily for the market' garden­ 9:15 a. m. (west 3:30 PGMM.) wholesale, all at one stated time are going to help pay for a road and confu.sing period: probably. ence and alcoholism: There isn't -Stem. School of Air Returns; 4 Stars In uation of Manila. er, who wants a rather large ear CBS 8 Guy Lombardo: 8 30 ot the year. It would be a very on which the truck will be lord , on the whole, the unhappiest room In the human carcass for the Orchestra. NBC-Blue— 12:30 and ma.ster. ' as early as possible, ft has very Hobby Lobby; 9 Hit Parade; 9:46 The Spanish, in turn, found good thing for all of us to make much Soul if it has to absorb a good table quality. It matures 12:30'p. m. Farm and Homa HOur; All the motorists of Connecti­ ' year for .serious-minded Ameri- Jeasica Dragonette. one resolution now and then and about 85 days after planting^ and 4 New Series by Arthur Tracy, Manila an uncomfortable base of cut. ryhethcr or not they pay \' cans that we have ever known. gallon of beer every day from NBC-Blue—8 Green Hornet, mov­ Street Singer. MBS-2:30 U. 8. keep It. is expected to displace the Sta­ ed from MB.S; 8.30 Ted Steele operations in 1896, when Aguinal- dimes in Fairfield County, should: Yet it .seems to me that .NTneteen childhood to the gr*ve and there tion’s previous hybrids of the well- .Naval Academy band. do led a revolt in the hills, and We know that ourselves, 365 be among the crusaders. For- if Forty-one may a.s.siime, after all. have been millions Upon millions known Whipple variety, for both they finally adopted a policy of days a year. But we sneak out of there is one supreme r'lntrlbiitlon ' home and market use. According that ought to he mae, each seeking his own especial ad­ 8:10—Organ Recital by Courboln and ance.stor wxirship, whe,ther It had been a resident of Stafford 1:00— News. • jw m rsvis AtMAsir arorm onLY-^otfoito antcTa c iim iaatc d . ^ from the hills. Still, It Is possible j profitable busine.is. ^ enterprise and then suddenly break it off vantage, Intrigued by the chase 8:30—Gypsy Ensemble be in Japan among coolies or In Sprlng-s for 33 years. Besides her Tomorrow’s Program to hope that General MacArthur, j have a vehicle for airing and relapse Into the tcfrible j after wealth, position, power, 9:00—European News Roundup the United States among the Sons husband, she leaves a son, Modesto A. M. 9:16—Deep River Boys ’ with his forces reunited, will be their opinions. standard of yesterday. Is an In­ pleasure. Our national soul was Festl of this towm: two sisters, consistency snd a pure expedi­ or Daughters of This or That, is 8:00—News. 9:30—Words and Music able to wage formal warfare and "Tliey had a cause to promote. I on the downward road. There Mrs. Augusta Fonioll of this town 8:05— Louise Wllcher at the Or­ 10:00—Radio Pulpit ^ ' ♦ ency which his own regard for no more than a blindfolded self and Mjrs, Julia PalPlan of Frovl- Precinct Wardens Sector Wardens Address Phone then guerrilla warfare for some j pcrtciples to espouse ” | his own stale should not be gan. 10:30—Tom Terriss worship. When many of the Japa- ! .denfe, R. I., a former resident, 8:30—News. 10:45—VI sndnd their 1 world's woe. on any one of 10:30—^Newa 12:45-Newa. Weather Precinct Wardens Sector Wardens Addreao Phone meetings are scheduled. The pro­ Prednet Wardens Sector Wardens Address Phone ment should he the supreme d e - . t way of even the adoption of a lib- I 10:35—Wings Oyer Jordan. 1:00—Commentary by Upton Close 14.000 Shinto gods adjust them- ■•principle." gram opens next Tuesday night 11:00—Jackson WTieeler. News. l:li>—Sliver Strlnga No. 1 Thomas Faulkner SO Summit St. 6684 aire and ambition of every Amer­ era! ' constitution. The Times, No. 5 Jay Rubinow 26 Westminster Road 6632 j "Undbergh Offers Hlmseir* selves to the aspirations, scheme.s. The. soul of America was never with the annual supper gnd - In­ 11:05— Vers Brodsky, Concert Pi­ 1:30—The World IS Yours No. 10 Walter B. Quinn 83 Park St. 6512 ican. This Ls the w-urst defeat the' ^ stallation of new. officers. The (A ) Ephraim Cole from the moment of Its birth, en- , ami devices of their respective In such peril of complete atrophy anist 2:00—Sammy Kaye’s Orchestra 10 West Middle T Pike 8065 (A) W. F. Pickles 109 -\dams St. American flag has ever suffered. supper will be served at '6:30 p. 11:30— Invitation to Learning. (B) Arthur McCann 3625 (A) George W. Curtis 95 Cedar St 6468 tered the fight against those w ho'T o the Editor: followers. They have nothing f ) from Misuse as it w'as a year ago. 2:30—Curtiss Ensemble 160 Benton St. 7196 (B) George Griffin 368 Woodland St. . There has been nothing like it In m. Rev. Charles Downs of Wind­ 12:00 noon—Rhythmelodlcs. 2:45—Sabblith Message (C) John Fox 3429 (B) Mrs. Lucile Sloan 29 Park St. 6123 would have Connecticut stand j I '’**d W'ith disgust your edi­ do with honor, truth, morality of But now—hallelujah!—America ham, Chaplain of the Stgte P. M. 15 Edferton St. wt 8476 (C) Newton Taggart 39 Woodland St. 6355 our history Our effort 'to wipe it , torial under the above caption. 3:00— Bob Becker's Chats About (D) Frank Clancy.-, (C). Mrs. Philip Cheney 50 Forest St. 3311 still, who wanted this to be the any kind. Neither have the Japa­ miraculously has her soul back Grange will inatall the officers. 1 2 :i:^ T ou r Sunday Segenade. Dogs 18 Benton St, 7071 (D) Warren Keith '51 Cambridge St. 7075 out must be greater than any- i This man who with others of bis Theodore Martin ■ will aerve aa 12:30—Last Minute Newa (D) Rev. Ralph Ward 1208 Main S t 4014 "Land of Steady Habits" In the ilk such - as Wheeler, Danaher, nese—nor ever did. again, -vibrant, alive, full grown 3:15— H. V. Kaltenbom thing eI4e we have ever known, sense that it never learned any­ master to suc;ceed Mrs. Walter 12:45— Beautiful MuMc. 3:30—Listen America etc.,' have done their utmost to i As tor. the Germans, I am mind­ in all its pulsating strength. Goodell who served for two terms. 1:00— Church of the Air. No; 2 Harold Dongan too. thing new. _ oppose our President, to Influence | 4:00—Sylvia MarloWe and Dy4f- 14 Paarl SL 4992 No. 6 Robert H. Smith ed of Kipling's TomllnsoiV, who It’s a grand, a glorious feeling Other events Hated for the year 1:30—This Is the Life. Bennett 246 Henry St. 6343 No. 11 •Bernard Schubeyt 29 Cooper St. 8296 Meanwhile, there are ■ o.ther That cause, the principles which public opinion agsdnst his policies. | follow: Jan. 29th, annual reports, 2:00— Mayfair Society Orchestra (A ) Gordon FOff and has giyen' ^ comfort by his *n his home on Berkeley for a nation to be aware of Its 4:15— Program from New York 50 Foster St. 4509 (A) Raymond R. Bowers 5 North Elm St. 4544 things to Occupy us in the Pacific, stand for liberal, enlightened New Year's party; Feb. 3rd. Valen­ 2:16— Radio Voice of Religion. 4:30—The Shadow- (B) Joseph Hanna (A) James Baker 146 High St, 4627 speeches to HlUer and his gang. Square, and to whom Peter denied soul and to know that, whatever tine party; Feb. 17lh, Patriotic 2:30—The World Today. 135 Pearl St. 3715 (B) Robert ,J. McKinnev Utingf for which there is no com­ progress, and the courage to fight- 3:00—Metropolitan Auditions of 67 Phelps Road X 5420 (By George Gibbons 60 Walnut St. 8546 is now ^ e -a u b j^ of your maud-, admiaaion at the Pearly Gates, betide, all's well with that soul.' Night; March 3rd. Old New Bhig- 3:00— N. Y. Philharmonic Sym­ the Air (C) Ludi^s: Hanaen 51 Pearl S t 8029 (C) Carl Noren fortable time a%'allable. things we against reaction, are still, today, lin sentImentaUty. 100 Washington St . — 18300 (C) Chester Davis 472 Hartford Road 8532 not for any positive evil he had And to think thst it was soulless, land Family night: March 17th, St. phony Society. 5:30—The Nichol's Family of Flvt (D) Jamea Fords S4 Spruge Si. 7340 (D) M. E. Deacon qmat try to accompUah with what the beat reasons any newspaper You have rated hijn In your Patrick’s night; April 7 and 21at, 4:30—The Pause That Refreshes 6:00—News 23 Harvard Road 3641 (D) William Pagan! 178 Cooper St 8624 done but because he could cite no wretched, bestial, doomed Japan raaourcet we have now, if that la has for existence. columns aa the No. 1 fifth column­ Degree work; May 5th, Neigh­ on the Air. 6:15—Strictly Sports poBsibte. ist and yet because he, has offer­ single instance of positive well­ that brought ua this awareness- bors night with Enfield and Ell­ 5:00—The Family Hour—Gladys 0j^30—Professor Andre Schenker It la fortunate to find such prin- No. S Elmer Anderson S4 Elm Terraca 3745 ed his services and would like his doing—'The good that ye did for and brouaed our aoul from the ington Grange as guests; May Swarthout Deems Taylor, 6:46—The Flufferettea No. 7 Charles S. Burr 15 Scarborough Road 6275 No. 12 Hayden Griswold Tha conquest of Manila U, for clplea atlll alive and breathing In commission back you want to put 19th, Defense night; June 2nd,' 122 Oakland St 8448 love of men or ever ye came to slothful, narcotized sleep Into Sterling Holloway, Al 7:00—Jack Benny (A ) Julias P. Winkler 141 PliM SL tha Japanese, but on# atep toward the modem Times' anniversary him on a pedestal again. Safety programs; July 7th. Sur­ Goodman. 7:30—Band Wagon 5241 (A) Mrs. E. Kritzmacher 539 E. Center St. 6904 He has forfeited that honor, he die." So Tomlinson, guided by which it bad fallen, and brought prise night; August 4th, Roll Call; (B) Sherwood Brown S3 Edftrton St. 6485 (A) Mrs, Arthur Seymour 10 Depot St 8567 tha conquest o f • Singapore. U edition, which certainly reflects a 5:45— WillUm L. Shlrer, News. 8:OOr-Cbarlia McCarthy and Ed- (B) E. B. Hutchinson 5 Girard St.- 5918 £nd others like him should be it out from under the shadow of Aug. 18th, Mystery ride; SepL 1st (C) Albert .Harrison (B) Miss Marj. Mc.Menemy 37 -Marble S t s m B taopor* stands, tha Japa arS the spirit guardian who had 6:00— Silver Theater. ger Bergen S3 Myrtk St. 6917 (C) Robert Hathaway 60 Porter St. “profitable business enterprise." It watched. A fifth columnist doesnT death! Home Economics program;- Sept 8:80—One Man’s Family 6957 (C) -Mrs. Wm. C. Ells 144 Oakland St Blraady robbed o t half, o f their charge of him, hurried 'down to 6:30—Gene Autry's Melody Ranch (D) Paul AfaxA 94 Lanral SL 8349 Is 100 handsome pages, for Its give up that easily, Snd your get­ 12th, annual Grange fair; Sept. 7:80— Screen Gqilld Theater. 9:00—Manhattan Marry-Go-Round ,■ Album of Familiar Music ^ ring true—stisk to your guns. remember Nineteen Forty-one, not speaker; Sept. 29th, Booster night; * por* fUla, that la an oven greater fuUy printed, brilliantly and con­ The wind that blows between the 8:55—Elmer Davis, News. 10:00—Hour of Charm * No. 4 Thomas Holden Don't back. dowm. worlds it nipped him to"' the for its tremora, Its fears. Its sor­ O ct 6th, SpelUhg Bee: Oct. 20th, 9:00— Ford-Bunday Hour.' 10;30—The Adventures of Sherlock ISl St. John St. 4878 No. 8 Knight Ferris 298 Oak St 6980 M a s t for America than the fall scientiously WTitten, a rare sym­ Neighbors higbt With Somers, No. IS Ray E. Cooper 213 Highland S t •109 We'll win the war without bone, rowful agonies,.but for the glory 10:00—Take 1| or Leave It ■ Holmes (A ) Daniel Miller •f MaaUa. And the beat imme- posium of fact' and tradition from Lindbergh,, etc., and we can do And he yearned for the flare of Palmer and East Longmeadow as 10:80—Newa 11:00—Nows , 184 l^psncerSt. 3890 (A ) Joseph I.eary 66 Florence St 5464 of a national resurrection. guests; Nov. 3rd, election o f offi­ (B) WUUap C. Kennedy (A ) Charles W*. Lathrop 14 Avon St 7850 ■r»y to guarantee the rccon\ Connectlcufa past—aa distin­ our celebrating when th e. time Hell-got there as the. light 10:85-;;Dance Intermezzo. 11^15—Story Behind tbs Hesd- 45 fairriew St J i U (B) Thomas Cordner 279 Oak St 7458 oC Manila MB^lla la to hold Singa- comes without him. o f his owii hearth stoqe. Nlmntie River Road, cers; Nov. 17th snd Dec. Ist'ds- ll:0 0 -’-HeadUnes and Bylloea Unas' * (C) Francis Mmrphy 427 Cantcf St. (B) H. Olin Grant 406 Keeney S t guished a product as aD tha. rc- KfM wog)(\sn'd Dec. 15th; ahiiuAl 7779 (C) Lincoln Murphey 33 Clinton St. 8384 *4 ^ .Victory. The Devil he -sat behind the bars Waterford; Coiinl Blue Barron’s Orchestra 11:80—Author’s Plsyhouss iP). 89b«rt lifflCMi Rapnar^t St. (C) Clarence Walker 86 Aah St. . •877 1 1:30—JebBiur loonr's Orchestra U.'Ofr—War Nows i 7 | 9 (D) Ward Oisugan 231 Scliool St 7645 . ' (D) Charles Crockett 21^ Highland S4^ I8M MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. BIANCHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY. JANUARY 3.1943 PA0& filGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COtlN. SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 1942 Review d>f Manchester News of 1941; ars September is painted. John J. Brennan of named probation officer, Mrs. Elli­ ■ Center street obsolved of reapon- ott his assistant. . / t-/. church plana mtw parsonage. Offi­ William F: Ferguson passes bar t,v held at armory for National 138. years combined service, leave announces plans tb open Defense offered poeition aa deputy judge In |albUlty In death of John McKee- 9— Campbell Cqilhcll, K. of C., Gudrdsrucn cials claim if all desired lowm im­ GSieney Brothers. Industry Is Now Facing Appoint Heads exams. St. M aiy’s annual meeting. Council here. town court. Police doundup boys (Continued From 'Page Eight) I ver. New Manchester residents buys ,$1,000 defense bond. Com­ SERIAL STORY provements are carried out ti$x 28—Ltither League gives con­ ..6- Property owners object to .5—Legion fireworks display breaking windows at Nathan Hale I welcomed by -women of Chamber pany G ordered to assemble at vert. /' Heavy, .snow squalls with .'lin-foot front lots. Lieut. Nathan ratft will rise two mills. postponed last night 'was held in school. Parking meter bonds were Bingo games approved for winter, of Commerce. Armory. ‘ecord Year Noted tvinrf. Week s sales of, cars amount Ga'trhrll leaves fdr Southland. Con­ 18—M ^ y . local men promoted June A Most Drastic Shake-Up For Rationing the evening. Manchester Pipe band posted yesterday with toxvn .treas­ Manchester Water Co. plans ex- ! 29—Town allotted $103,000 un- 10— Cbmpany G ordered to tO/S^l 000. Local Grand List $37,- stable DufTy .switched party affilia­ at Blandlng. ' Bolton Notch saw­ HIS CHRIStMXs CAROL i wins taonor^ 'at Greenwich. urer. Local gasoline dealers dis­ panslpn. Selectmen get town audit, i der W PA grant. Ban on gaso- guard dqty. . Teachers ask for 10 431.4’2'1, im reasc of niilUon arid tion,, mill humming. 2 — More Cheney mill space CO^Vf»IGMT. 7— Fully 10.000 watchedwatched the dis-dis­ cuss new ruling. / 17— ’Thlrty-alx milk dealers here. |Hne etatlon closing is lifted. Mrs.per cent bonus. Miss Mary Mori­ BY ADELAIDE IHAZELTINE co^vftrcHr .half. 7 Advance guard of local boys 19 —Plan to form junior Q, of C. leased. William J. Shea appointed play of ^reworks at the old golf By Paul Oesner aad John Beckley,|> How to pay for a $50,000,000,000 All Districts in State Are NCA SKRVtCC. J James Fabiano gets year auspend- i Morris C. Fancher dies suddenly, arty, hamed school nurse, Mrs. In Local Business, ^ 29—Tract of .128 a< res on leave for Camp Blandlng. Watkins here. Food prices rising locally. judge o f superior court. James lots Saturday evening, Three local New York, Jan. 3— Indus-, a year war effort'ls a problem that Fabiano, lixial man, admits theft ed sentence for mill theft. Alex ' 30—McCabe quits local Cham- Ham sh Quinn having resigned. tiy this week faced the proapect of ; will doubtless receive more etten- .Xdam.s street sold for homes de­ Bros. fete.s Major J. H. McVeigh. G Clef and Jenny Lind chorus, lat­ men, Don WlUis. George Markllng August Completed; Those The Story: The ttor of. materials worth over $1,700. Jarvis starts new Manchester her of Commerce as secretary. —St. Bridget’s men’s club being taken apart and rem ade' tlon when the President sends his ^m« of An* velopment. Selectmen ai I to viirh Town charity costa reduced. ter of Worcester, In ciJmblned and Cheney Heck rescue man W ater seservolr. Marjorie C. Dou- I 31— Legion host to Manchester drew Dearborn's lytil ■MH'ifviiTr . pocket and withdrew a long; to\m 5 - - T r ^ e School graduates I —Nearly four tons of aluminum formed. Count 11,000 Catholics quickly Into a unit which will give budget message to Congress, W h o'W ill Act On Tiresif hcoldent damage suit.® Flxpre.s-.-f 8 1.013 selectee., classified. concert tomorrow. Many drunk' tb r ^ hours In water off Nlantic. gan stricken with paralysis. j children at Hallowe'en - party that Ms seeretary (fiirol,I. "I •’-‘VS It h e re ,;O ^ L l office scLs seasoi/.s record W il­ Town bld.s goodbye to advance de- driving convictions here now-. 51, Behintf the scenes activity in S ^ ctm en plan to cut charity collected here. 56 arrests in July. in Manchester. ' Miss Hellto maximum war output. | Figures released during the Grand List Boost 18— Judge Bowers warns cyclists 1 Clinton G. Nichols retires after 35 Holbrook named Chamber of other employei, shallUl judgeiiidire • ”— ^ mean,.7 you’ve fouM liam Foulil.s .sV , (lic.-^ ' t.iil Town blanketed wiith foot of 21 —Campbell Council ends 40th naming local court officials. Honor costs, if possible. Postoffice receipts up 15 per cent. ’^Ais 'erAaeisM ca — —___ x. _ A A new attitude on the part of week, however, disclosed how Bri- Hartford, J^. 3 (/Pj-State after several accidents. Aaseasors years with state. 58 arrests dur­ Commerce secretary. Anti-air­ whether or. not ..his plavlxt^ son t i ' ■ she cried 30- Arthur J. Fuller burncl in | .«now. Joseph Douglas, Talcottvjlle anniversary. Boyft at pianding John G. Echmalian and Henry M il­ / 8- Plans to erect a swimming 2--Chenc.v Brothers shut down defense authorities was clearly In- u in was handling lu war ex- Defense Administrator 'Samuel H. biidget seen $8,211. Selectmen take ing month. October building to­ craft guns are set up In this lo­ •Andy It runnln^f the business ac- '^’^'duloilsly. V feature event of the closing days'of ■ Case Briithers explosion H.alf nail j lire., ‘ tell of training program and ma­ ler a t Teachers' College. Local pool at, the North End approved part of plant for lack of silk. Tax dlcated by the developments. As penses. For the first nine months Fisher and (Theater Bowles of no action on rent, boosts. tals $242,600. 33 automdbile ac­ cality, Three-High school boys eorilliig to hls'fnther’s policy of "Yes. You and I had ^nutiual Slashes Are ' rerluction expected. K'lSine.s,. of 9 .Indofiendenl Cloak Company neuvers in south. ' strawberry market preparing. / but no date set. Tall Cedars sport Collector Nelson makes new rec­ the week closed the old idea of eas- of the fiscal year the British gpv- Essex, In charge of tire rationing, 19-11. ..19— FBI tests here successful. cidents during October. enlist in Navy. "service to the people," put Carol, »ame idea tonight, I had Jv The day-by-day review of Man­ I’ lOneer Parachute l'oii!|mnv do-i- hiilj, .'idii’ ii to employees entering 22 -Town employees given hour- 4— Award., pre.Sented to hi^h night at West Side Oval. Edward ord. Large crowd at Pet Show. ijig indust^ gradually into a total emment raised through taxes only announced yesterday that the re­ '"Made in the Churily Town sprayed by brilliant aurora 12— Manchester firehouse placeddefense effort was rusting on the slightly more than one out of every who has loVed .Andy since glcl- i-oceted the will when the noli chester pventX during 1911 fellows; bled ill ye,II Tm-.mi a-sUX leiiirii of I .ser\ ice. Two PrcA-ideni e ,vouth.s l.v wage increase. C. of C. starts school students — 293 to / b'e Zimmerman, dean of local barbers borealis. maining 12 tire rationing boards mnMl, in a diffleiilt s|iot. Her heart You made removing ptctur. 4—Rogers company leax'es South r under guard. Ellis Cloak gives ju M pile. three dollars spent. in this state had been completed: ir C p B ts ; Many Boys De- ,<,■>0,1100, for Fa.1t Ci liter .atreet r.; i-alilied for .stealing cars. Expect membership drive. Anti-tank honored. Rev. and Mrs. E. E. ^opx- died. George H. W addell.. named End. Bread prices advance 1 cent. 20— Shepherd dog trials held at November sinks when Aiulv, eiirrentl.y In- startled me. You were dtreetil .struc tion ' ' ; 3011, ne-.v hoine.s built training becomes intensive, local to leave. Slate Bowers foi^ local head of town Defense Council. K i­ $21,000 in botids to employees. President Roosevelt announced Many financial experts will be District 6, comprising the towns Janii{iry Colonial Board Co. to build new Mt. Nebo. Charitjf debt $330,000. Raid center established. volved with sleek IJnda Julian, above me, you know. " S;part for Army Camps 31 Odd Fellce.v.i a.s.sr-iiiMy t -e in .Mem-hei.a of (.Yooks family youths get experience. Hospital Judgeship. , wanis t'Tub Inspects kiddies' camp 1. William Patterson retires af­ P*‘‘xluctlon o f , surprised If the United SUtes, at Derby, Ansonla, Seymour, office. Park employees gel ad­ 21 —Rogers Pspbr Co. abandons 13— Depot Square dressed for$50,000,000,(M)0, or htof of the n s-' full war pace, can do much better, turns management oxer to un- “ But where In the world dlJ Thomas Kelley'heml.s Re \ S-o'lt.s I hurl in mid-WH'.it' car crash. Red graduates class of attendants. at Coventry. ter 26 years to grocery and meat Beacon Falls, Oxford and Nauga­ i - Town spends \qtiiet New- 6 — Food stamps ii/ opera­ vance In pay. west mill plant. Lieut. John F. Christmas. Town buys $25,000 ---.tionu- income during the fiscal.year ! W ar expenditures of $50,000,000 - scrupulous .Mr. Herrlek, whose Y °'’ the will? ’ 1 IlA As Waf* Preparations drive. Part afpiahhle expe. te.i over ( .Men plan Birthday p.artv. 23— I>ythians hold parleys here. 9 —Draftees received cards from business. tuck, William ' K.. Bennett, chair- YeaTs. Herald L«suc.,\review of tion now. Auction mart i?pens Sun­ ,6—Rogers paper mill on Hart­ Shea, USN (R et) recalled to duty. of defense bonds for water de­ which begins this coming July man; only idea la to make money. Her- "The last place you would havl town court apfininl.menl.« |. II Rev S I ’. Fr.anzcn dies. 24 Green knitting mill changes Draft Board. Rain cancelled the 3. Machine shop has flag rais­ 000 and other spending of about Senator Vincent Kiernan 'of Are Made Everywhere. 1940. Charles IT P.obiWm dies day.- Local berries on /sale today. ford Road sol(i. More h.vdrants 22— Jews observe Rosh Hashona. partment. Sale of war bonds OPM followed the President’s $6,000,000,000 would give rick blames employe Rill ' Reece lool^sd. In one of those old c itj Fiien.an Frank Rbbin.aon hurt in hands. Some persons seek elim­ Sports Night program of Tall Ce­ ing. Postofflce receipts up 24.8 — ■-— — total Derby, Thomas Cook, Aiisonia' * , ■ Harry Leister holts fromNiospilal Favor strictly supervised trailer needeii at North End John Char- 23— Legion units elects officers. take jump tn Manchester. ' announcement with a bap on all lor the .toylaiid eieiator accident directories in your office!" fall from nkif. ination of East Center street camp here. Court, sp(iointment dars at AA’est Side. Death claimed Mothers club opens sessonf Select­ per cent. Hoapital again gets "A ’’ '■In my office?" she gasped. bed. \ February Patrick Cortnors after a short Ill­ tier dies. Chamber of Commerce '1 6 - Nexx- town directories are sales of W w cars snd trucks, pend­ ;* Th* y w IMl wa* one of the I 12 Town roads lit poor condl- parklets. Police Board approves compromiM here Irks Democrats. men cut budget esj.imste $15,700. ratinig. $42,000 paid In town bonds. ing rationing plans. Hammel Seyrnour. 1 r|,-k also lakes credit for cash 2 - Local stores show $9 833,i>00 ness. holds outing, distributed. ‘ Many believe that If total tax "Yes. He knew if it w'er4 for Manchester with unusual t.ic-n from storm. Exchan.ee Club parking meters here. Drive on 24— Lt. Shea accepted for NaxryEmanuel church observes 60th Taken In the face o f Inevitable 1- Srhonl.-i aid in .Man h of 6 — Local relief shipments 7—Cheney Brothers get license birthday. ■ 16— Red Cross starts drive for revenues can be boosted to as much ven W est''H av^n‘^*’ (lrai^e^^^ ‘'‘••‘ omefs found there I'd never . prosecut w rin gs made in charities and the btisine.ss in 1940. Local court \a.s elei t.s officers. Witliarfi Shjeld.s for toys for needy children. 16—William Lewie brought civil duty. Assessors give reasons for temporary unehiployment in the you and without that his os large number of ra.ses on .set oiKI Dime., drive, police Commi.'..sionet.s reach Britain. Registrants here to buy Jap silk. Registrars given SlS.OOOj Bishop F. B. Bartlett as $20,009,000,000 It would be s hea Is . VDV.A. Ii>4 the ...mwill Is gdne. i' her to walk through sv._the store__ aa gk« Axis paHnera cal (ar crash Kniil (' llelrii die.' graduated 44. Large number of 12— P.6stoffice here prepares for ,6. Deed filed for Olcott prop­ 17—Soldiers showered with 1942 which will end on June 30 East Haven, Mrs. Fred Grave, of 4 Swedish Congregational addrcs.so.s I'nivcrsit.v club in fall. iary of Chamber of Commerce to detailed to explosl-ves school, .step-by-step measures aimed ..at Herrlek (hen fires her for writing ! >;herk up. She had thought ! January showed a grand list of Draft Board ha.s 22 men ready foi traffic cases are appearing In town Christmas AA'ork started on bank erty sale. Wilbur T. Little heads writing paper, envelopes and next. Hamden, and Walter J. Molloy of church change., name to Covoiiant- II Stale Guard units to take 26— Ten young men meet to furnish cigarettes to local troops, Walfhington, D. C. Johq Siepda, minimum disturbance to industry a retirement elieek for an employs ' Uueer. It must have given hi |S7,4S1,434. a three million dollar inrldctioh. s court. addition local Grange. Local Trade School stamps. Dr. D. M. Caldwell New Haven. | Concregatinnal church. Postal re­ over state armory after National form Junior C. of C. High school p'red Sankey named foreman of 13, hurt in explosion. \ and labor. « he has dlsmiss<>d, although again / ample time to hide the will. "Thi gMprWM over the previous year as 3 —Town adopts food .stamp 9—^ilrs. Inez Batson.- Capt. No. 2. Manchester Fire Depart­ 13— Add two regulars to South gets award of $47,000 from gov­ heads Exchange Club. j The Stock Market turned in a ceipts fo p ,1939 b.v seven percent. Guard units leave Compan.v K singers win conte?'t. End department . 27— (-Adelalde Grayson, gm Example Set by British Di-strict 8, Comprising' Walling. ; s^esh. i^u. ok,>„i. ' 7(^Mwing^^^^^ ... " yo,, know what it says." 'W aay local teys leave for the plan. Andrew T. Mooney liie,'. and Anti-Tank units leave for Joel Nichols, win state posts in ment. ernment. Greater Hartford plan .18 Hilliard mills .sell for $33,-' iurprialngl^ creditable ' perform­ ford,I'd, Meriden and UheshireUhcshire. Hnr.u.iHarold ...... Wet, heavy snowfall stalls many 28— Bolton seeks soning rules. 15— Mother F.id child hit by parachute Jumped, works here\ To some observers the action ance for the final week of the year. iHirii (Kilie.i. Kelurning to the Vktyny and Navy services. A light Camp Blandlng.* Fla. USAA'A’ . To consider wading pool .not met with favor here. Charles 000, remainder of property, stock Flvnn of Meriden, chairman; \.N'o, I don't, " he replied. "Ys cars. 4 Town asks in.suram-e fr.r Two youth., killed in North Coven­ 11 —Warren Wood of Wood- automobile. School summer course Daylight saving time . ends. Yom seertied to follow a pattern set- by It bore the brurit of a heavy store for a file she has forgotten, di.stuibcd me before I could rea “ flu” epidemic strikes town as 17 Recover bofly o f Frederick at north end. A*. J. Fabiano. ac­ M agg la 70 years old. and fixtures makes total $160,- Arthur M. .8herlff, headma.ster of 5 Temperatures drop to 20 de­ further rlamage suit.-.. Town allot.- try crash. South Methodist bridge street wins scholarship at ends. Kippur services in Tample Beth British industry after Dunkirk. she oierheiirs. .Andy telling Her­ it. Carol, and I'm getting anxlos several bad ice storms atid .S' huhert at .N’iantic. Dougan D.ve cused of theft, bound over to high \7. First Aid Class ends In High 000. volume of year-end selling ,to (Jhc.shire Academy: Dr. M. T $200 for party for departing .Na­ raises $13,4,55 for expenses. Coal New England Conservatory of Mu­ 16- Five hurt when auto hit., Sholom. I f such is the case, the prospect, establish tax losses without giving rick he knows the' truth about to mow the worM " *4be last mid-year, class of MHS grees above. National Gbard com­ Works changes hand.s F.x-Mayor court. ScKm I. Everybody’s Market files 19 Bob .Ami gives Christmas -Sheehan of Wallih^ord. Henry T panies seek rerriiit.s. Major F.d- tional Giiard.Mlien. .Seleitnieii fail shortage hia.v hit town. sic in Boston. The largest convo.v tree. Claims .500 trees not sprayed 29— Army convoy of 15.000 sol­ for industry is one of acute cranqis ground. the elevator aceldrnt and the ^wraduntes. Cli.irle.s .Schaeffer of Middletown 19 — James O. McCa'v die? petlUon In bankruptcy. Land pur­ bonus. Burke of Meriden, and Mrs i.estrr ' It can't matter, can It, AndyT" ward Atkinson. .S A officer dies. to reduce water ruLrs for file de- 29— Scouts seek to raise funds i of troops pa.ssed through. James .Manche.ster Green gas station de- diers pass through town to South. for the next six months, at least The bluest of the blue chip.s. u d jiistm en ts( arol has made. I ' Flane Spotting Tests I'.-irtment .Mrs. William Frazier Ki'.iaiu.s guest P.ed Men observe .suddenly. Garden club hold^ Annual Adams was found dead at hi, chased for Roman Catholic church 20 - Aircraft Club liold.q party J. Lyons of Meriden. Herrick then says he . I ■*'he waa rei.v'mberlng that ha I. G. Echmalian seated president Beethoven club draws large audi;. sfro.x-eii by fire 30— Killing frost GOP urge biS;In South Windsor. while the readjustment Is in pro­ American Telephone, which had |i i ' Late in January the Legion be- dies. 29tl, an 111 versa |-y. inspection. Charity costs in town home on East Middle Turnpike. town x’ote. for 66 children. Test made for gress. Eventually, though, both , K«-(iovernnr Named -■ gmn a 63-hour plane spotting test of Kiwanis. ence for concert. South chuCch 18— Hockanum River bridge air raids. Fire destroys East fallen to a three year low of 115 5 Walter Ol.son frees two 18 Onlv 8 ,3 p -r of Connertlciit drop. Pay another share on old 12 - Daughters of Scotia cele­ 8. Hansen buys Main street business and workers temjjorarily the previous week on rumors of s ' n Edward F. Hall, mrmerformer stateslate macKniall AnU.v Into letting him ^^«and the town building shows a 67 6—Town fathers still talking reports increased membership. ; opened. .Six vear old gasoline per­ property for Ice cream bar. Water Glastonbury mill, Mr.'and Mrs. timths from wrecked car oh Sil­ draftees found unlit. Edw-ard Mill- Building and Loan association bank's assets here. Bolton dam brate 21st birthday. Rev. Michael mit found to be legal Magnell displaced can expect s job in the f e r cent gain. about repairs to Park street October malna exteh.(lCd on Hartford road. Edwin L. Bray married 50 years. new lineup. po..fw. aivid.nd tut h.d i»»™ d'?;'"r".rrt”D S T T t 'd 7 J m '■ ’'I,T'’ .''’''" " " '’"!'''''*'*'' it yourseE.| ver Igine l>ical traflic survey house heads De Molav Chapter. marks 60th birthday. burst, causing much land damage, Coleman of London addressed the buildings on M.iin street sold. y- The town adopted the food stamp bridge. .lohn Grah.im. itinerant .\Ir.». Ernest Hodge dies as husband A. H. Illln g , heads Chamber of 22— Cheney Brothers award b.ck , 0 .30.. T,,d.d.y. j >r. o sign «•hla .•hows need of more police Rev 30 High School honor pupil., | 11 -- Bolton roads made members of the Orange Lodges in 1 9 - r>emocrats rap LeaenT s m '.T FW .7 ...... SJIIIONI, ivs rog-aii-n n»r m e Will. . in February and the Presi- picked up by police has long prison i.s being buried, t.vdd wave. 1—Permits granted for 386 new Commerce. Defense warden achool service pins. North end firemen ______Plainville RristnlI jainville, sod Bristol and Farmington. A v ii.,i..light _ g«»rs____ on—ahe la rniight .V'."' In contract, she finished------toiielessly;t< F.ail H Furgestui named pa.slor of : li.sted with Helen Sibrinse as val- ^ passable' again after w-ashout. the annual celebration of'the Bat­ appointment to deputy judge’. Ice ■MaV» Birthday Ball brought Jl - record. 19 Guards arrive in Florida, homes In Manchester during the opens. hold annual dinner. Nurses ad­ other members Include former Herrick's office! "1 put Herrick off because l| .North .Methodist church. Pul)lish'| edlctorian, Ann ' Lasbinske and School board sets $410,329 budget. tle $(f the Bo.\-ne. cream and soda for Globe Hollow V "moo for the Paralysis Fund.^ Four- 7 - Lt. C W. Bycholsky reports tind void weather. VFW organizes ; last 12 months. Over 96 per 10. Hartford man killed in auto vance charges for services. Governor John H. 'iViimbulI nf ------wanted to find the will. Y4h,l $10000 tax li.-t Flora Taylor co-salutatorlans. Green school graduates 25. Tree 14\-John kacmararozck bought day assured. Frank B. Tryon dies. ’ ,te|en local men filed for the Man- to Fort Bcnning, Ga., for advanced .Stale Cciard unit with 40 members. I cent of the town’s taxes collected. crash at Green. .Autolst strikes 23— Burglars visit Gorman ga­ Plainville. Col. Thnma.a Hewe.a of | Another Searches That's right. But I don't expefitl 6 Chief of Police orders ar- . Auto licensing rush continues. spraying conopleted.. Barnard the BAjckland property st North 21- Converse files for select­ : '^^iester Postmaster exams and the coiirae. Ned Nelson dies. 16 induct­ i:rrii-;:e W. .Alvnrd. Bolton, dies of I Leas than $50,000 outstanding. deer, may lose sight\of eye. Fire In rage. Hold closing session of air Herald Newsies Major Farmington, Val Pilon of Bristol, : ...... to destroy it. he said with dtol rest of Mam street specdeis | t^MCA plan, craft class exhibits. achool holds graduation., Oakland Main aHd North School streets. man. , „6own prepared to bid adieu to its ed for service. liiirtis r Large month on real estate aalea Rogers mill on Chsrtbr Oak street. warden school. Parachute Com­ snd Mrs, Margaret Hannan o f! Chapter.\\ 11 termination. "I want it to b«t R ation al Guard troops. A new Dorcas Society orf^intzes (prl mill repairs going on. The Oak' street merchants held 22- -Olga G Hcafs joins ^Army recorded, respected, followed." Hal 20 Many attend Boston. New their annti'al outing at A'illa Loiii.sa. recorded during the month of Sep­ Fred T. Bllsh, Jr., elected head of pany has party. Dr. E. R. Beach New Britain. I When light flooded Mr. Her- a^^lfttice club— Exchange —was 8 —Miss Clara Kwakh, R. N call­ Scout troop. Rev. .1. -Sfiiart NedI ' 12 -- Hollister .vrhool grad­ nurses. Dr. Samuel Underhill talk, tember, 146 deeds recorded. Country Club. Red-Cross starts paused before he added, "Bvaa| ed to service, as 2nd Lieut in York l-‘l')Wer .Shows. Policeman .1 - May 15— Sub-opmmittees named for talks to police school. District 10 comprising Rocky ' * office, Carol stood para- ' .jiansed. appointed chaplain of Grand Lodg> uates 87. North end wading pool to Kiwanis. South Methodist par­ ,2—Over $1,400,000 spent by for 5,200 members. Rev. F. Cx-rll Cog in Paper’s Growth It it means 1 lose everything. I'is j Arm.v Nursing Oofps. Senator W il­ I’ ll nin e to enter FBI Poliec I Defense Council. Red Men Install 24— North End children have Hill. Wethersfield. Newington I staring. Ifarcta brought the deaths .of of Mason.-= I discussed. Surplus commodity sonage is ready. WPA In Manchester. 747 ar- Higgins dies. j not too old to start over. Tberifla liam J. phea natned minority lead­ .■\riii|emv. Torn Dalv, Bolton, dies. ; 1 Thousands of new autoists officers for eol$ilng year. Manches­ Christmas party. Christmas post , ______Hartford, East Hartford. West ' ^.ndy Dearborn stared back at ti.tw o well known Manchester men. 7 A H tiling named pres­ stamp sales increase. 23- -F/BI investIgatca for local tests ma(]e during the year. y, .-Hjiiiii her. "Carol!______You_____ here!_ nothing to keep me from foundlitjg| er of State Senate. Strict .saving 2.1 Zoning Board hold.s hearing ' listed here. High school choirs and ter Memorial hospital announced a 11. Armistice day is observed. I office business sets record. Hartford. Glastonbury. .South I f , John Digney, former Town High- ident of Cennectn lit .\s.-iocial ion ! 13 — Berries bnng good draft board: 1000 at Globe Hollow. 3— Keeney Ttent 39 years old. .seen to retire water, bond.s. on T ilc tf lot ajiartment proiecl. j orchestra give .excellent concert. boost in rates efrective as of today William E. Buckley heads Garden 26— ’ Over 28 ’ in draft rule rs-I'-OOpcrallOIl Of (Jam orS Poetic Will R rie H v Windsor, Bloomfield. A von .Sims- B e knees gave way. She slipped 1 My father | ■ v a y superintendent and Col. Wil- of Pullin' .'^rhool- .'5iiperi,ntendent.- 1 prices. L A. Thorp candidate for 25 Polish Club 25 years old. Four hospital nuraes graduated. Club. » 'aj.tain .lolin L. .lenii'-y .'8ee delay in parking meters here .ludge George Hlntnan rc.serx'es de­ scinded. Rev. Kline leaves for ’ rx---'«> - •> • ttrie p y bury. Canton,,ton,, Granby,Granby Ea.sl Gran- •‘" '“ 9'Jlc.ssly tu a chair and let the , ® capital except hla ^■am C. Cheney, former Senator 9 - Rev William T. Wallace to Talcoltville Congregallor.al ehurcli | 8lh Dlatrict directorship. Table 26 .School opening ^ deferred 4— Hospital addition it opened Does Much to Keep the .1,1 ‘ -. <*. . ' Diu'Dig nii'tiirs*picture slide•Iii4is t»vto the floor. IWO hands - and- 1 a willtngnesa h-'-i*:'- • ''•iMpany (3uiu-ds. I P. O. receipts continue to increase. rision in A'an AAwgner's appeal 12. Police School opens. To dis­ duty as army chaplain. Disposes of Properly by, SiiffieJd. Winti.sor, M'mdsor to I ' ' 2aiid member of the State Board of leave North Methoili-'t i huicli fail.s to reeiill Rev. (Jeoigi- \V Ste- | plan for north end pool three days. Heller elected head of for use. Water department In­ tribute $217,000 at Christma.s from 27— Order of DeMolay and Rain­ l>)rks. Enfield, and East Wmd.sor, ' A'e.s, Andy. 1 ni here." i> ork. I can do it, too! " venson. pastor Insure South h'nd | Manv aM»'nM Dp Mnlay spring ' from Zoning Board, ruling. Both l>egion. Adam Islelb estate i, Circulation Machine r pardons. Dorcas Society gives .$1,000 to 2 - Tennants may organize here 14 - Alan H. Olmstcad join.' creased assets over $40,000 In past local bank. bow hold dance State's Attorney Hugh \l Akorn She couldn't read the expreaeion Her heart swelled with gratltud* firemen in group potiey. Two i 'laiu r Cheny Brothers and LApion officials " The local troops left for Florida Emantiel Lutheran church "Di.sli- to combat rent boom. Hospital Herald staff as editorial writ­ $.54,722 . year. 13. " Y " drive falls short of quo­ 29—Hartford man hit by train of Suffieki, chairm..n; Dr. Leopold on his face. Was it condemnation as it echoed his woFds. He cniilH inche.s of lain falls. - | ‘Jt N p'a- York Salvatinn Army hall new working conttaet. 27- Prentice talks to Rotary Running Smoothly. Honolulu, Jan. 3.—f/Ti —Ina .had Rev. 8. C. Framsen. Lutheran rag Prince ' bound over to .Superior damaged hy sprinkler break. Ber- er. Quality crop of berries hits 6— Town voting- light duringta. Police School largely attended. In local yards. 14,870 subject to A. St. John, Hartford. Geoipr E or hcA lIdermcnl ■’ do it, loo. But perhaps he wouldn't 8 D.ical (lieek .school pre- Sl.ifT B.'wui plays rnnrrrt hr'rf. 16— A’FW name Clardnce Weth- one-atanza poetic will, opened astBister and old Indian fighter. Court. ■’ n- plants late in arriving. Bolton market. Eighth District ask., club. GOP leaders endorse old early morning hours. George G. Rev. A. S. Kline to leave Bolton old age tax in Manchester. Mr, Srhreck. West Hartford: Herbert "1 1. ■ she stammered. ^ Her have to. sents play. A. B Fov e|rcle-gioii Population increa,e here in decado retiring Herald editor given ban­ dies. elected president of Manchester 1 50th wedding anniversary. Junior I newsboys yesterday afternoon, jorie Woodhrldge, Glastonhiiry. ■ auglil stealing the teacher'.s apple. agree to Mr. Herrick's pro Kmergenev Ai.socuil nui l ’ie.ci- i * Imi atinii! Six ppr.Hfin.^ mjurrfl in recites, his experiences at the F^G Changes delay deliverc of JKJsed of his property. The opofl. [ .,O ak street, lost his life by drown­ starts lookout te.st^ Conconlia 8.,3 per cent. quet Plan reserxoir additions at 28 7— Manchester goes RepublicanImprovement. Chamber holds dance. All .rec- i their customers throughout town quatrain said- Manchester District I you see tio n '" flent s Birthday Ball a .«U'cess. ^ i trvn rra?h»"5 school to fiolice commissioners town directory. Second examina­ ing at Nlantlc. church reports fo/ year riven I ,3 51 selectees read.V for call north end. fear'ratc increase. by 2 to 1. Town meeting votes 14. Deny petition for auto junk | ords cleared in town clerk's office Major' John Buckley of Union, 'Secretary•...... turns. -••■r.'burglar/” —♦/• ' s*v- He ■'.No. ...He's .. V.through. .1. .. II. I only put 9 F. X a m s annour.'■ d for ^ 2." .Ml'in Potrr.H^n. formor Police Board scans new budget tion for ytanrhester Postoffice i were very generous on Chri.stmas All my earthly goods I've In Attorney Herman Yules-left for Trade sohool shows gro-.vth F.c- Town initiating suits for back The local police court handled 655 approval of parking meters, yard. Adam Isliebs estate of eve. un mat oaTe xhe T-inrai, store. ; was named chnirmaii of Distrirt a.ikpd quiotly A hint ai g^ntleneM him oft to give me time to Po.stnia.sterslup. OUaiuto- Ia"lg'-, -j di'.pcu'^t Mi«s Jennie B, 16 -- AA'ork' on new reservoir ordered. K, of C. has Kiddies day. 1 30 eve. On that date. The Herald in hi« r oVv.siim ______i .■..ii ■ fin aervice in April and he was suc- clesiasliral Society of Congroga- taxes. against recommendation of select­ L-l. Seller of fake oil fitjed In po- ■ $54,000 largest in town during nrinf„i m u . n-j ■11. comprising Manchester. Ver- in I'.is tone should have Reassured the will 'R l'il No. 13 elerts oftKei-, .<1 too ' John H Hvde. promotr.) hy voir to start July 1. Court crowd­ r'nminal cases during the la.st y ^ r •Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Domko mar- 1 To ray dear wife I leave for­ ,«eeded on tho town court Btaff by tlonal church elects officers for men. Meeting, which lasted un­ lice court. ! year. Cromer, Brown and Qui.h Newsboys' Bdl- evermore. , non, .Tolland. Ellington. Somers, her. But it didn't He wi/uld hardly "Oh, Andy! ' The two shiali p^dit from Bii'tlnlac- B.ilt U*>if>n4*v F:^mthf*r.s. VFW forma 5- Orange Lodge 60 years old. ed with motor x-ehicle cases. according to a report submitted b'y rieU 25 years. .Mrs. Fred Parker ‘Attoney 8. G. Rottner. Patrolman vear. til well Into morning approves 17. Mr. and Mrs. George F. ' qualify for Manchester postmaa- ' boys as a ^Stafford atif' T^nion Other mem­ ap()rove her mission. in Btiy S(eut anriijros atten-1 birth cen* 2d (■'liamb«T "f ("’onimorre pla/is parade marshal. C of C starts property. Trading contlniiea good 17 .‘-tate Policeman Harold 'ISrs of St. George nearly all of the budget recoih- This is my last will, and she He could smile now. "tV'iil, a^e 'April as The Herald wins coveted fowTi 1.200 skaters frolic on ( en­ I nrw rommunity plan nf ror»por.a- drive for members. AA’a.shbiirn seriously injured on mendations. David Chambers life. Doctors to ask fbr parking I with Connecticut General Life In- 1 ^^e custom that all Christmas gifts the executrix. Stafford Springs. H Olin Grant to know the tnitji come what Wf going to read this wiU?" ^ 'A y e r typographical award. tnil lorturr nt auction market. Lightning in-' \ 29 Company G given excellent ter Springs ice. George Tavlnr Zoninc Beard huav on U>eal i.'enter street while guarding a again elected aa chairman of the s ^ c c from police commissioners, j surance Company. ■ A. D. Thaver I carriers be given on that Senator Wlrtz died Dec. 9. of Manch.-stor. riarence laipo.-n of would' She could smile with him. 11 Taxpayora prdto$.t 6 Reports envoiiraginc s's lerriipta serx'ic; in some parts of record .Manche.ster, and .Mrs .lulln Keen, y Freak Storms In May shows old gun collection. l>egion s asso.'isMu nt Kin*. 1 d>-p,i! t ir.»'nt t ! siihdiv’.SMm oking tor your Jtehtad with freak storms, light- ’ 1 A'ai^nt school jobs are filled Rep T Emmett t’larrie of Kill- Emanuel Lutheran rhiircti elei i.s. bw(n nie.-tinp Ml raid .o'-king , BliU'iinc. 1 artier .service here McDonnell. ors buying north end water .,up(>l.v. ing prog'ram. At least 1500 new Bolton. New machinery pur­ 18. CTheney Brothers to give land extra dividend. Beat year In 1 "Oi home CThristmas eve lather's will." / Silting .side hy side to Mr. Hep- .'iiiag, flood and hail storms and po- TraiAs run Labor Day. first time ingly, chairman of District 12 com- 12 Miss Aliic F Strong, form­ sch.'i.l ann.iiinee.l '. • '-’7 i li-b-on W' .6bi.I. .lies, HaniM •Aladden murderer refused par­ Further step., con.,idered iieces.rary car.,' bought In Manchester thi.s chased for Trade School for de­ for Park street bridge approach. I town's historv. 427 pew homes remembered the faithful newsboy "You're looking for the will' rick's otilce, they read the will 'ee report shows record number of since AA'orld AA'ar No. 1. I letters route Is being peddled by pr|.'(ui would like to which hud kept them so far apart greats for month. "Chute" factory. Town water de . . J „ . ford,.... Purr-fret...... '■ ..‘Killmgly, ooif;,., II’litnain. lUIiaill. gatlonal rhun h elei-ts officers. phv.*'irar I ertifi' ate:- Fca' } n M'e Beard Kourtrf'ti take loial -7 Over 2H0 .at Holy Name ’ 18- Town legislator, repvort" 18 Cheney Brother, gel big 8 —Geo. H. Waddell starts 25th Stannard leaves Herald fpr Unil- Were Appreciated ■see I cie.stroye/' Beca.i.se you and which promised nt last io ileolm Mollan. for years edi- partment pays Eighth District $2. Th. .is f. V . others Include George Mro.sek, Thom[;son and Wood.-toi k Other ' .... ,.,...0.-,- Town to gain $R.000 from n,\A I ob.sene Lineoln'sTlirth.lay. f.iwn .« l'"-sl.'ilmnstrr exa'mfl in Hartford. ' on work done. Highland park conjract for chute cloth, iloriarly year as selectmen's clerk. Man­ I ed States navy. 25 fires tq Man- ar.'P t mail eno/igh to fai e the I'on- hping them together. Writer for The Herald plans social. Handicraft show at Y well September 482. Air warden school attended The gifts received by the boys James Farr,-John Samhogna and member.? of the bimrd are Arctu- ^ mau cnotigh to faie tin taxes. Draft hoard ready for test tliii-1 .Iriif' pr.'up i-f C. I.a\.‘,- '.Mrs Arulrovv FrrEu.snn die?. Brothers sold four houses they ac­ chester has assets of $2,326,442 in I Chester. , 70 attend police school. B it Carol couldn't keep hep sent in June. James Fabiano attended. community club marks 'JOth birth­ by 500. were well appreciated, but a news- Robert McIntosh. bald MacDonald o. Putnam Senri. (’» "ftaid what Mr. Hei - ca.ses. Boy .S.-outs annual re(iort. '13 n W illard B, R..i;.'rsRoc.us .spiVik."sp.\ak,'. | 2s l-ai.slein Star seats i.ffieers. day. Start to rebuild Bolton ilam. quired from the Cheney sale. Rus­ 1 Trad^ school to get hew ma­ towm owned property. boy deserves this annual remem eyes un the pages. She wanted to of'Aubumn atreet. charged with 8 Paul E. Brandt, cvcli.st. bad> 19. Joseph S. Prentice made de­ boy deserves this annual remem- — ------I DearlngtonDehrington of KillinglvKillinglv...... Pet. r '* true, that your. 1father 13 Draft board explains ai'peal.-^ ' bef..re M a n e I-. e 1 e r . ;r,y,-n ' 'I'lnpar v K (-r.ii.sed at Bbanding. 19 - Rain softens bcrriea. sell AA'. Parson of Flilridge street, chines. Erilt Mcalean heads Luther 9— Air bubbles In mains effect bcance.bcant?#. ThroughoutThmiiirhAiif theth* year. In 1 i.?___ . k . . . * i r # ts-uot ..... ,,.(su au_ watch Andy's tace theft of gl700 of Independent Cloak ly hurt. AV. L. Anderson, local boy. tective sergeant. Fire In Fradln's Ereschette! of Putnam, and Mr.?. wouldn I tnj.?t you with the .store! rights of men. Michael I'litTv. .Mrs . IT A ' \'alue ..f Gamni.ins ei-tu'te I .F.lai atinn Bi-.anl studie.s in.sur- Local firm making .500 parachutes first number drawn in .^elective League. Polish Americans observe gas supply In Manchester. cold, rain, snow, hail and sleet. I T 1 „ „ akocks. The Bolton Dam burst trains a.s Canadian flyer. Local store does small damage. CThamber I Dorothy J. Baitlett, also of Put- '■'Wiiat good would It. do for you Ida Mueller die Seliroibei'- c.,m- .■t.'.O.otiii '.Mi.s Marcarei I.'ri. Ii .In - , a” ' '■ I'!-"' Rudoli'h Ruhacha, lorat- weekly. 1x100 Thorp, Lawrence Service drawings. 2.5th ajiniversary. 10— i-McKtnni^y elected head of these faithful carriers do their I F U l8pltl\ lo nnd It'-’ " Hla eyes probed hers, She saw the nioscles of bis jaW -causing gfgat damage to property Iniilding boom in full swing. of Commerce banquet sUendeil bv Bolton nan.1 pany wins $27.Q(10 suit in .'Stnmng- .New (io-.tina.-t.-r to enter .-n un-i.-- \'*'1 m Ne’.v Jcr.sey for theft of 9 Engineer killed as trains col­ Moonafi named 8th District direc­ IP John Lovett resigned aa 2- Twelve 'joca! boys enlist in Board of Education. All draft duty. Not every boy can own a ' * * I /oiild Aye .y"ni father's wishe.? t gfiten when he c.ame to the part aad highways. 200 . Prof r.T il O Tilton of ,.'(lorrs, I terminate terni tnotnr ( « r shipping clerk at AA'atkms Broth­ Navy. High acimol census la 1,528 questionnaires ara mailed. Herald route. It takes Initiative I o utHHit the jury She saw a lodk' Judge Rayipoud Bowers appoint­ ton. .9t. Bridget," rhuirh rnake.s lide in East Hartford. Klwanians tors. Paul Cervini clerk. ' 21. Fire District books are aud­ Mrs. Clyde MarahsO III Piihlic Places was niiinrd (liam iiaii of District te,l. 'N' inatlei whom it I 14 M-ajnr .' M M.AcVgh 29 l ’.e\. .Daniel J. Foley, local 20 — Lieut. (5owles heads Co. ers after 19 years with the fir.m, John ShephardX South AA'lndsor 11— A. L. Brown la 80 years old - and business expsriencc. | huirfa' ot mliniiulion when he read the ed the court dWfclals In July as 214 annual report. Poll, e show- f.-r sending 50 kiddies to camp. John ited. (Thief Gordon starts driv* on PtMDe <00$ 13 which indiules Windham. Leb- j-i\..st trar.sferi.-ll; to South Nor­ Killlam Foulds. Jr . refiorts that dies. \ ^ Town assured of water supply. During the last few months. The last paiaaiupii which ordered the men register lii^seoond draft call. Feb. 9 annoiinci-.l Bic in. n i,e in 'or.lerii^ to Foil Henning for r.-- I. Olsoh Jr. wins Wesleyan K. Berries s a I e s off Dry speeders. Mr, and Mrs. G, A ano(i. Hebron, Aridnvei. Bolton. You think km afraid It will I fresher cour.si- Cliiirles , Crockett, walk ihiuili. North Erul plan, to the Manchester Water Company ia 3 -State Guaniv Companies drill 12— Six car crash at Bolton. Herald circulation has gone over store .sold and the proceeds given Ten thousand people witness an- court cases rcporte.l. si^olarship G C lff cUib'holds ban­ weather Impedes crop growth. Bengiton married 40 years Coventry, Cbliimbla, .Mansfield, flirt me'.' " he asit^d levelly. i con.-itable, .lies instajl tire alarm sy.steni. 21 — Big summer school reg­ not for sale. The V FW ' drive for In preparation for actix'e duty. GOP Youth gives police nine mile chase. ".An Americar. Prayer tn 1942" the 7000 mark^ This Is due tn part The question of displaying the lo cliartty, ' ’• aual Fourth.of JUiv fireworks. 14 (Zarlyle .Tohn.son Ct.mpany quet. Lightning, hall, flood wreak 22. Harry A. Schiidge elected - - - Chaplin, Hampton Si otland. Can .'ctlon rushed with orders Nine draftees havoc In town. ^ fire commissioner In surprise Lnited States flag In different j terbury, Plainfield, Sterling and/ dared at laat to arvveep .islde all 1 please, nianv women .Arrange peri.ir\("ourt .New- .Model Laundry nis Club plans golf tourney. pritparies. 3.50 atiiili(^enfs tn St newsboys. As an example, one of now.' he said slowly. "Dad In August part of Cheney Broth­ leave for . amp Mrs .Alfred ..Sund- 10 S ^ te Guard units here con­ for new.-registratlpn July 1. cussion. -Town employees grant­ move. Brownell Gagt at the eleven buildings In town i; now being ! Other meinber.? 7 s ,ireten.se "Ye? Andv,\l think you I farewell par'v f..r gu.-ii'l.siv.en (hangest ownership Patrolman 21— Talcott Brothers announce the Herald newsies, Raymond was perfectly justified in writlnfl ers plant shut down for lack of quist hea.I.s hr.ypital unit. Mer"ssner to a good start according to drix'e CJsge's sermon based on P resi-' month.?. This is on an average of now being brought toMh?^ stten ' , “ .'7 .?"“ ®’ ^ doesn t mattes. By dis'toheritlnflf hes deputy judgeship after par­ 15- - Police drive nets fo'ir speed­Hammelin.l. -59 South .'ovenliw' IS—Mothers and Daughters en­ Beth Sholom holds impressive for USD. engaged to audit towm bo6ka. g ers. W. .1 Shea. C .8 House L T. hiirt in rra.sh Fourth .trait gr.'up rites. AVant study to cut charity officials. Pioneer Parachute com­ 5— Garden Club holds- Flower - 15— Tax enumerators ■ start we?e*MT*n!d^Ju!yt!f? “ i Roosevelt's proclamation of one new cu.?tomer a week, snd thf? twn of thoM who .hould , « to ,t j^.niTn*''oV'’\Oo''.itf” ' ,, ‘! '7 7 7“1"’ 7’" UShl""* me, my father has willed me bin ty suuabble and Tax Collector April joy annual banquet. C of C ban­ that the 'lag is on ' displav In AVood named to key committees of four leave, costs further. pany bolds first outing. Expect 200 Show USD Drive continues. Miss V a dl“ T'»y of Prayer for New Years | boy deserves much credit for hla ih .. ,1,0,. „„. d,.pi.,- in ""i; fo n ’K;;,:,,/ vorSwi','. r , " gie.'vtcst aaaet, Carol. Work! The .Samuel Nelson reports 95 per cent quet tonight. To Issue food atdmpa work. No provision made for 25. Four Supernumeraries added ! will inaugurate the Universal 1 work. every room in the schools in' ,Maji- , . of General Assembly National 18— A, L Auxiliary mem­ 24 — Schendel again heads at Chamber of Commerce outing. C. V. Jarxis sppiolnted night super- nee.1 to work for a living!" taxes for year collected Second I 1 - For*xard Manchester cam­ here within few daya. , night workers st local "Rec.” Ben The board m Dialrlct H/iiiclud* my»^U and." smiled bitterly,^ ‘1 Commander of A'DA'A visits town ber,hip ,upper Over 200 ne-.v police benefit group. J. L. Jenney. 22— To dismantle C of C boothx-lsor Memorial hospital. Ctjarles m.«Hon ‘•’^ ^vs have been Chester, even in Superintendent mg Bozrah Norwich e ranklin' "He d be proud of you, Andy!* examination for postmaJ'lershtr paign la in-hed' .Expect 300 yet- 14 - Large class confirmed at St. Cheney named to head Red Cross ranklirf.'j referred vou^to Herrick' Plan farewell fqr National Guard-s- home, built in .Manehe.-ier in year E. T, Keith named on Trust com­ st Center. Bon Ami wants danger­ Trotter, 12 Cedar street, stricken w a S e i« Pilgrim F e l-] with The Herald since they were rifi.- ' rtv-ei. _ V.,**v.1. L. L .. — ...... ' He put bis aimarm arounaaround her. ‘announced. Stale Guard officers ; i-rans for Nkjghbor., Night. Bridget s. East cemetery being ous underpass at Hilliard street re­ enrollment. Sherwood Holland llg d S . d ‘ ‘’ That"‘.t*ha®’i^‘ " Prestb^o (^n.r: She bit her Ups. nodded numbly. you must have known somethinff men leaving for camp. Man.hes- Herald cookinp ,( h.->ol open,. John greatly Improved. Albert I^ ofla pany board. Garrity w1U not take with infantile paralysis. Peter badly injured. i •• •" knee-pants, and others are just I wold and Volimtown includes kraln for lO days at Nianlic Month's aeciilent total ,stjnd at moved. Re>allze l l l ^ for British association ! Plans are being made to hold | starting on their careers as young an ■oversight: is the fact’ tharVn ' ...... ‘•“ V** ’ he" ------com Of the conditions of the win 2 ler Trii.st Company reports steady Dlgney ilie.s. hurt in intersection crash, 'feach- deputy Judgeship. - Gammons-Hol- Vendrillo Jr . motorc.vclist. killed 16— Collector Hunt reports ' The census of the High school 29. War Relief. State Guards receive the court rooms of Hartford Coun-‘ man■ Henrv v ‘ learned a little of the time.' early in September was. 1.528 and sain. 1'9- Kleven new draftees called era tn local achools given raises. - man changes name to Gammojis- In erash. $54,173 Collected In Fire District. 26 "Town nomiiaHon ••timai.H ' Jl-* Meeting of the ‘ buslnes.? men. Among the former 20 -- Rrrhard Manning dies. j 2 - C. of C conference brings Hoaglund. Large army truck ebn- new- uniforms. Assessors' threaten at ove? Moseley, whoa, route ty in the stato-building, there was ' ^ b " 'e z e r i^ a n .e J l?i^rvv^^^^^ ^ v'ou did fill- me. You knew "Yes. " It was good to shaP* *OOP starts campaign for local of­ 1 6 - Mrs. N. S Cutler heads GOP 15—State Guard ready for tn- 6— Town health expense item Young Rapubltcsns name Jack no flag. This wa. brought to the .Mllllgg and Mrs. Grov-.u AA’omen s ( luh Center i hureh re­ AVonien's Republican CJuh meets. I many siiggeatton, for town Im- x'oys pass through town. to resign in pay squabble. Thomas low. Claim o f $780 fll^ as Rudaz and her .serret with hini. "I typed .it fices. Several bicycle and rootbr- ductlon. Cecilian club gix’es 'con­ Moriarty named mall , foreman at Gordon as president. vie# between Manchester snd tliar.Ked for their refuncLs. ports debt reduced Coughlin. South .church roneert a s iece.s., I prV'vement Yules resigns court 25 — Democrats repudiate deal estatif in Probate Court. Mrs. H. ^iut 1 gave Ml Dearborn my worti cycle accidents occur in September cert. Name Rev. T. A. Gustafson lo'cal office. 17— Mr. and Mrs. Albert B.Hartford to start. Well, I ve har' dozens like them Berk get prison senteriecs (or 21 Rev. Earl H Kurgoson ' (in.st to enter arm.v James H. in town' court poets. To''gath­ L. Fish resigns post aa secretary London, that 1 would never reveal Its con? and Ernest Brown, superintendent Memorial Day speaker. Hilliard 23— Many workers apply at Tal­ Goodrich married 60 years. W’at- 27. Purse given to Father Clark .-’mall complaints that >-ou cor- .North End holdup (30P party arrives. I MeVeigh ordered to.arm y duty In er up old aluminum. to High sch’ool principal for 17 ■d 15 tents. hf Malls announces candidacy for I Florida Exchange club holds street underpass again In lime­ cott plant for work. Tax Collector kins Brothers discover that they by K. of C. Schools savings here jvic.ii.Hiisi enuren xni i_ected. Mias Fanny, too, came to workers celchrilte Kings Daiich- 22 Poltce hold fare\(rll [>arty light. 26 — Mrs. Louise Cornell years. School budget $400,000.- East "Yet you saved Dearborn’s postmastersbip. North E n d B eh-! charter banquet Samuel Ne^on warns that tax have been paying for police,light over average. George b. .Thresher, Rev. Jackson L. Butler has choe-1 tell me about her chicken farm. re| Illation in spite of me. A t ters obseiw'c gol.len anniversary. for Polii eman Lester ' Beh- i 16—Expect ,W. J. Shea will be dies at 86. Accident toll In town 7 — 73 Selectees ax-ailable for ,, , . .. , ------” ■1 lu •jiiit- Ul nie. /va launches campaign for swimming .3' Legum (yist holds social. C.' payments must be made before for last 20 years. ’Thomas J. conductor for 62 years retires, en as his sermon, topic ' Now " i .hey all spoke of the letters I was least the store will be closed wlU» ■pool as it is announre<1 the town 17- Driver of truek. Horace rend Capt R E Hagclom sells ] common pleaa judge. Selectmen mounts. ■■ draft. Nqrth End petitions for Rogers elected head of police New police light installed. . Church school wjll follow ...... electrical contracting bu.s'ine.*, Se- f C continue, campaign of Ideas 27 — 'Vacation school here Aug. 1. Scarcity of help forces con­ .• upt nseq to have^ written.' ,t, (me name intact " debt has been cut $195,000 in year. Bissell. trapped in truck an hour discuss school traffic, parking swimming pool. J. E. Dw-yer jpins board. ' Police Board grant in­ 28. See tax reduction In Eighth church service at 10:30. lectman ? G. Bow-er.-;,adi'ances ta.x for municipal betterment, meet- planned Heat record reaches 94. struction men to seek outside la­ ,01.„h. U. “T.I 1'.“™..*“*. Kw „ * * .* _ .wj , , “ uinerStC memoers iiiciui "J didn't dream they'd come in "u ,kor. t be closed, " she said ■Rogers Paper Company abandons after accident ‘ lev highways slows meters. Rev. Dr. E. H. Furgeson Herald staff. - crease in pay to all men and vote District. Edward C. Elliott. Jr , ' I-adles o f St. -Alaurire l ney - W'erbner,------« " Victor - Grengrave 41 7 7 equalization plan. Cooking school 1 mgs bold. 28 — Berries get small and bor. of Shea Mcouire. Nevv- London, O _ firmly. I'm on that Jury, too. west and east nulls for North F.nd up traffic. Alexander Madden. Mrs receives pariahoners at open house. 8— Mrs. Frank Farley dies. to buy two new cars. probation officer aiid building t o - ' The Ladies erf St. Maurice vviu P*vld Brindley, of ihia town, who next Decern- ‘ drews O. An- close,: I 4 - Selectmen to piermlt debate scarce In market. Playground su-. 24— Families i^ked to repay iwi. New London. Eugene Kent They did They said they were im n get ta hearing. I Hnowknow whAtwhat plant and at Go<.>c1ytar. Lieut. John Elizabeth Hoii.se die. Tax collector hits record. Expect charity loans by town officials. Town ready for primaries. Battal­ 18— —Heatth survey Is started ipector In died suddenly last night, j hold a regular meeting Monday! Hahdiea 500 Newipapera her becomes a Superior Court ,,f y 23- T R Maxwell ,ealed a, of paiking plans. A'an AVagner -pervlsors appointed. ion Commander inspects, Co. H. Waterford, and Mrs. C.' John lfl*u ?o see me running the ito r i as ^ you told Mr. Herrick before you F. Shea retailed to Navy.service. 18 -John P. Johnson. Bolton, ar­ ox-ex 1.000 at Luther League con- Highway Department work jzt Manchester. Building and Loan 29. Seven to report In Hartford ' evening at 7;.30 in (ho Fireplace Royce Hollister boasts the next judge, will make the presentation Saltiti, .New Loml.in fain fr had.” In a mbment, he' read .the will. I know you're go- rested for burglary. Lt. Kenneth Grand Patriarch of I O. O F zoning appeal question will be 29 — Local, school praised Donald smith. Glastonbury, hurt s[>eech Hospital .Xdditlon x'entlon, here. peak. Dr. Sidney Aiken receives elect same officers. Frank Cheney, for examination in draft. Annual , Roorn of the Community Hall, to largest route with his circula- CarlosTarlos Ellis of .Middletown,,-Middletown,, '.Vas made me feel- ...... like- a- ingIng to do what your father would Tedford Indii. ted for service. 600 Lieut. G.'.tchell feted hy High pu.'hed —New large housing project by education leaders. Silk workers in motorcycle crash. The hospital addiupn, was open­ 5 John S, G. Rottner named to domroiasion Id medical corp. Boy Jr., starts his 49th te.rra as presi­ hospltsl dance a success. : of the cast of the play, tuon topping the 500 mark. Hollis- named chairman ol Board 16, com heel to know that I wasn t. I ve fiave wanted " reported out of st hool due to ice achool faculty. Dr. Sidney Aiken starts at Pine Acrea terrace. Board contract here ending. ^ p—J. H. Johnston heads Hart- . ed In October as two local meri, Scouts aid in Aluminum Drive. dent. ' . I l i ’d Peddles himself snd he is , ax T » • l prising- the towns of Chester, just begun to see what their good ■ "Yes. I ve been blind to th* storm. , given three months' deferment for court in place o f Herman Yules. delays parking meter action. 30 — Five local man charged ford County Sheriffs Association. John McKee\er and Stanley P.owe ■serxice I.utherans hold F.nther. Burton D. Pearl opens store. New with violation of state liquor laws Credit Bureau outing at Coventry 20— Fourth case of paralysis re wm hoto i 1 Fsikowski, Aidred Y oriiicr Hesifleiit Cromwell; Durham, Clinton,. East " (ne*n responsibility he always tried to 19 T pwti lavs mile o f 16-lneh 19— rLocal Jewish appeal gains USD Benefit at Sports Center. Mrs. December were killed ih aut'. accidents out .Sons banquet. Annual Masonic lake. ported in Manchester. Let town rvenln^^ rehearsal on Tuesday oavls, Marshall Davis, Lelsnd Haddam, Esat Hampton. Fissex, It a-- Important show me. But 1 see my way now.” -water nuuns. lntrea.se expected in hospital addition nears com­ generous response. la raid. R. H. Ferguson named Mary J. Tryon dies. Ernest Brown o f town. G. H \\ ad lell ('bserves Elks trustee. Much war relief work 25— Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pet­ seWrer work to private contractors iin»- Grlmason, (toarles Froh, George Guilford, Haddam. .Madison, Marl­ It all made me realize what "It's a way of happiness. . , .*• graml IDt. Chairman T. J. Quisb Ball. pletion. y 20— Fire damages Cook’s ga­ Ppstoffice candidate. 956 property 1— Poet office, receipts make uarter cei tury ir. tow n office aa 24 - - George Alvord. Bolton, 7 South end fire district tax being done here. Local AA'PA rolls erson of 107 Porter street, cele­ Girl Scouts quota tot at $860. record. James ' Duffy mentioned Enlists as Nurse borough, Middletown. Middlefield, 1 should be doing.- I did some He drew her close. "Y es' Yek laNdd Chambers agair. heads names Birth.lay Ball eommittee. rage, Men of S t Mary's church changes In year. Members of the" Bolton Boy , g burned tn grass fire. Frederick R collections good. cut further. brate 25th wedding anniversary. 21— Manchester Stores Corpora­for probation office. ■Old Saybrook, Portland, Killing checking up on Herrick and found why should you dp so much for Selectmen and Everett MvKinney Chief Ff y get.s day off duty each forming organization. Several local 10— Meitrner. local drummer, Scouts will meet Sunday evening '’ y Schubert. Oak street. (Irowned at 8—Kiwartis gox'emor xisits local Recognize local youths In passing tion to develop Olcott property. 2— David Chambe/s made build­ vvortli. Saybrook and Westbrook. ? that he waa taking .. credit____ for -- my father and me named (^airman of Be>ani of Kdii- week. mechanics will work In overseas honored in Boston. 130 sign up In the Fireplace Room of th e ; . J * Nlantic. Selectmen talk 2.5 mill tax organization. Cltlzena approve cpnx’oy. Authorize new addition to Manchester’s ^ f t to Manchester. ing inspector and also named MIsi Dorothy (Thtpln (laughter ' Other members of this board in- everything you did, found that he .She clung to him "I had to do Cation Snd Thomas Rogers heads 20- High achool hoidi class dav U. 8. posaesaiona W ill widen St. for first aid classes. Fire destroys Community Hall. •>>' Stratton. Anthony Ismo- rate. Manchester's National Guard move to huy Manchester AVater July bank building. Heaxry rain storm England, never presentsd.. of Mr. and Mrs Herbert K Chs- ' Carlyle Bell of Porttar.d, blamed Bill unfairly." It." she murmured Into hla * Board of Police Commissioners. .Xi exercises Grip epi-temic in achools James street. six-car garage on Cooper street. plumbing inspector on board of Tolland ‘ County Democrats naco, H&rold Dufrtne, \N ard unit. Inducted into Federal serx’ice. company. Feel that Manchester lashes town but does Httle damage 23— Manchester presents kitch'health. To widen 8t. Jamei and nin of . r-m . Howard J Engle of E.vst H.vmp- . ■ I know. I was near thF shoulder, "because— ", the close of the month F.ldred >li - les.ser.B. Emanuel church reports 21— Chambers says metera Converse beats Pola in primaries. The Tolland County Democratic Strange. Emri Stidham and Al- pin of Ellington avenue, Ellington, ton. .Mrs. Thmias Curran of Old office when you told .Mr. Herrick 25- Dr. .Moore. Health offi­ should become a city. Extend 1 — Judge Raymond Bowers beyond flood streets. . tn unit to Manchester, England Park streets. "Because—you love me." ha Cabe of the Chamber of (..'ommerce suece.ssfiil year. won’t cure lack of parking apace. GOP casts only 1434 votes.* Asaocistion will hold the annual I-'**"*- •formerly ot this town, has received Saybrook. and Hjalmar .Anderson was through. It made me — cer. ask, health aurx'ey. G. Philip mail route on Lake atreet De- named the court offlclali. Thomks 26— Building 'boora continues ac­ Good progress being made on 3— Four seek probation poet. said huskily. "I've been blind to .resigns and Tall Cedars have im­ 21 Draft quota of 20 men an- Companies G and H s^om in at E. Dannaher, clerk. Charles House, 11— Raymond Flax-ell. 16,"C ar­ meeting V.,.* on a«ev^s.xe*s,vMonday «evening iv c s s i l l K st O8 lI Norman is.m a i aimav Pratt wtSiCMcomes 4VUIfour withv>»kU nCFher COmXlUASlOncommission Atat AACOrUlaecond iieUtCn-lieuten- of Nttddletown . (.•'oud of you.' she faltered, "for Skoxves named head of Park De­ Molax’ seats new officers. Local cording to figures. Jap measures N.drth End reservoirs. Local tobac­ E. E.' nilUard (Toropany property that, too"' portant gatheriryf. nouhteil. Legion mans listening armory. Hoapital outlines emer­ prosecutor, John S. G. Rottner. ter atreet. cvcliat. injured; USD I In the U. S. Army Nursing i ri imam a . uieaaon or Torring- " minuie men l neard Mr. Her- partment. nurses being called to army duty. affect local silk industry. Election co growers get better prices. Con­ to be auctioned December 18. Mrs. "'illlam A. Gleason of'Torring- » minute’ Then I heard Mr. Her- Exultation s'.vept away every November was a busy .month (vists f.'r 63 h'l'irs Mid-vear class gency plan here. William S. Hyde assistant prosecutor and Edward law changes will require special total $1178. 19 seeking Postmaster Corps, and will begin her duties at | ton, was designated rhjiirman of nek's proposition and, practically. 26 — Exchange Club formed 9 Ea.,ter Iplans being made by valescents coat Manchester $2,000 Eva Fanton elected president of nlng will be Dr. Elmer Schalt- iliMinit she had ever had of Andy and much happened Arthur H. of .MHS prad-.at.-s again named to head hospital. C. Elliott, Jr. probation officer. workers. Fourteen trucks required job. Neal Carlson, 3, of 82 West include William Zwlck, W’alter Camp Edwards, Falmouth, Mass., District 17 comprising the towns your con.sent to it. I guess it wont here .MA’D iMiies 3.740 license in- churches. '“^Suggest salary boost a month. ^ WBA. chnelder. Professor of Govern­ Dearixirn. bringing a warm glow lUing was elei led president of the 22 AV F . lu'lpini-s ont. rs A-.r 22 —Selectmen x'ote to try park­ Young men who became 21 years to pick up aluminum contributions. Center, Injured by auto. Toxx-ji Zwick. Edward Swain, R(jy on January 15. | of Canaan, Colebrook, Cornwall, do any gp<>d for me to argue that ."erts. Lent begins, for local teachers'. No school 28— Anniversary of school firs 4— Mlsa Esther M. Johnson toment at .Wesleyan Unlveralty. of -ostasy. Here was tbe real Chamber of Conimerve Polueman <'--r(>s tor training. (‘ih.server.s ing meters here. County WCTU of age since October 1 were regis­ 28— Donald Starkweather, agedbudget due for cut. Legion axvails Haugh, Edward Berggren and Miss (Hiapln It a graduate of | Burlington, Barkhamsted, Gpshen, vou're wrong in letting him de- 27 Fourteen draftees leax'e f (lare shortage seen here for years, rscallsd. September permits for head Dorcas society. Fire on First Aid Course -Andy, the one she had loved fo r Joseph Prlentue was made iHlce- ■ s[.'.t " f -ur plane.a in t>-1. I>iral parley held in town. Only 98 left tering at tba local Draft Board to­ 10. seriously hurt when auto run­ air raid tests. Kenney Jones. On this route, Manchester High school and the : Harwlnton, New Hartford, Hart- etrov the w ill' for camp. James McKee. .Ibhp D lyocal soldiers in training harden new buildings are $836,211. Father Depot Square. Town covered by Mrs. Letitia Larrabee and Mrs. SIX year?. tjv* Seigeaiit of police de(wirlment ban'a de(wi.sit.s in.-reaae. here on W PA rolls. day. A detailed report on tbe away down steep embankment. Dr. 12— Leonard W’eiman heads young: ^W’alter Zwlck Is very p-3pu- Mountainside Hospital Training | land. Litchfield, Norfolk, North ' Would it make any difference Henderson. Jr., and Daxid L. Ben­ ing to task# • Clark bids farewel) to flt. Bridget’s dense fog. Local "hams” set up Gladys Crehore will conduct the He lifted het'''chln snd bent to * and Harry A.-ScWeldge was elect 23- Red fY-os., year sueressfii! 23— Town suffers from hot spell.'Highland Park Community club and Mrs. Underhill return from Army and Nax'y club. 50 new lar diie to bis minute size snd the School for Nurses. Montclair, Canaan'. Salisbury. Sharon, Tor- t o V u ' ' There whs a new light kia.? her ' •& flr* comrolaaioner. The town son die in -Dr. B J Sheridan named parish. Disclose routs of Wilbur emergency sets. meeting of the members of the Dr. Knapp re|virta. MeKone place 28 Fourteen file for (vxst- Defense bond sales here mount was made to tbe membera by Rob­ war-torn France after 11' years’ houaea at Greenway Tract up. sisa o f his shars of the route N. J. She served for two years aa , rlngton. Carlos Holcomb of Win- ih his eves. It 'twisted her heart was saddened by the death late In in Takottiille hums. A'lncent University club head. Cross Highway through Manches­ 5— North End reservoir is com- First Aid Course on Monday eve­ The watchman, making hia ! • master here Colonel Cramer gue.-t 24— Nurses here start annualert E. Purlnton. secretary. absence. Continued beat w-ave North End asks $10,000 for swim­ ter. which totala SC customera. Eddie a staff nurse st the Mountainside ] Bernard C. Roberg of Litch- with the torture of loving a man o clock round, found them In each . October of Edward C. Elliott, Jr., Kovas dies Telephone' company 11 Herald wins first place In drive. Plans being, completed for ming pool. Three local boys admit ileted. Guards placed at Pioneef ning at the home of Mr. and .Mrs. Swain of the Pratt Joute atlll' car­ hoapital and for the past 19 : Reid, and Jonathan Ells of Wm- she couldn't Tcspect of gnardsmen hflllfary Ball at 2—Court officials were sworn in shows no, sign of abating. Bob 24— ^Ttown engineer has number Fred Johnson of South Road. The (■ther'i arms. vrobatlon officer and building announces $52 000 expenditure . » a — cla.ss in Aver award for typo- huge Luther League conx-rntion. setting $3,000 fire in West Sid? ‘arachute plant. (Thristmas ries on despite troobie with doge noontha has been a member of the cheater. ; she lifted her chin. ’'Yes Andv State Armory for departing j ^^^,„p^p,^voods blaze by Town Clerk Samuel J. Turklng- Carney, Jr. ^ attempts to save for every house in towrn, built or meeting will start promptly at nspector. The sum of $217,000 in here. Norris McKinnev »truek hv Local Kilties lead parade tn South- ton In a brief ceremony. Louis L. garage. lights are turned on. Herbert on hla route which seem to get nursing staff of the Rockville City guardsmen. ^ Keeney street. Park street drowning man In Coventry Lake. being built Park employees 7:15. Members should com e'pre­ It would make a difference." Her The End Ckrtstinas fund payments was dis- auto. bridge British relief event. 13— Commander. O. E. Grimm Mitchell died bf injuries. North I a delight out pf tearing his panu. hospital. Bummer Is Here Cornet, for over 30 S'sa.rs a mall 29— Local men graduated from given wags increase. W s H Che­ pared to take a written examina­ eyes told htm why but her lips %4bgtsd. 24 Manchester h'lild.'rg gain bri'lge rebuilding Is spproved, Lo- 26 - .State Guard companies start carrier, retired from ' active duty. elex'ated to Captain in Navy. TOwyi Methodist church bums mortgage. air defense school are from fire ney Camp seats officers. tion on the Work covered so far Other Newsboys were quick to deny it! ^"Yoii see. B v ly !■ December the war bo- 67 per rent, CarA' D OirT>enler. esl fishermen ready for season drills Veterana group here at Me­ asks $84,000 for highways. Louis Pawtucket, R. t , man killed in Othar boys who owm Herald Salisbury, Jan 3—(,T»—Weather , March Just an eveij 214 young men reg­ aad poiiOe departments. Frank 25— Out of town finance com­ in the course Including the aaalgn- I promised your father that hi.? Qame a Loag Way •M M • reahty and every effort a as Bolton, die.., Cpmmtitee conducts opening. morial services. Seek fijing corps istered with tbe local draft board CrOcker notified that he heads list Bayer buys Main street property Andover. Aastssors end outside klUed. by Anto notes— Mrs. Cero Beers of this wishes would he followed." panies buying Msnebester ment for this meeting on the routes include Jack Flaherty, Ed­ XMfla to Hije up with the nation tn Infantile Paralysis drive. 1 -1 500 attend farewell ball for 12 .Sandals takes draft appeal. Store, restaurant help scarce. Mrs work. >, ^ to^-n, normallyiturtuAii/ a ■Ainrsklng ceniAr,center, rt-re csdeta h e iv Death claims John yesterday acirocdlng to an an- for post office appointment. WPA; mortgages. chapter dealing with Injuries due ward Flaherty, Kddle WeiM, Ray­ I ------I New Britain, Jan. 3— Doff ;* « lr n M dsfenaa and to aid the Red 25— Legion's obserx-ation testsoldiers. Temple Beth Sholom holds Several Co. K men win promo­ Spillane. ' nouncemant today. Town Treas­ projMta shut down today. Dr. Floyd Smith guest of Early Birds 6— Mr. and Mrs. Loren House mond Schore, Bill Addy, George r 9'**'^®* ■ « « i n t three robin* In her ".So you were looking for the- Warden Thomas Rouskls didn't ‘‘ O w i . Company G and H, State 27—Police start, drive on park­ to heat and cold. Members are also successful, over lOO wgtehers Founders Ball. 22 men ready for tions. Churches announce spe­ 27— Arrests, here set record forurer George H. Waddell made a re­ Samuel Underhill tella of horrors Convention in New York. married 50 years. Thomaa J. BetUnger. Jack' Qroman, Burton E. Stanard, 75, of Winited, vvas i yard yesterday: and 'will to keep your pledge to h im ' I think much about It whsn ha ' OMirflit were partially ordered to ing on wrong aids of strsst Henry asked to bring triangular band­ struck and killed by an automobile thanked by Chairman AA'eden. induction. cial Easter observances tomorrow. month. Nswcomers welcomed by port On the financial condition of In France. Telephooe company re­ 14— Gas curfew here satisfac­ Qbloh to head Preeldent'a Ball Carlson, Ruaaail Oustafaon who Firemen in Bridgeport ' an­ T h a t's like you. C’aiol. But H e r -| picked up strays jresterday froqa (fltRjr to protect important point." McCaim litaves Toy Center. Tall ages having A 40 Inch base. here laat night while hitch-hiking Town blanketed bv five inch snow­ 2 John Digney estate goes to 14 —Herald congratulated, a by C of C auxiliary. Mlsls Ella ‘Wash- the town. A balaiice of $108,579 ports busineaa excellent since Jan­ tory. School census drops 58. \Ve'»'( committee. Chamber qf Com­ swered two alarms last night, both rtek would never hid it In his of- i Farmington and Plslnvllle;- botis * IWlImT Bartlett of Idaho, a local ^edan parade attracts many. Y. Vacation Over peddles the Highland Park route, home from Sheffield, Mass fall. St. James's church. William C other papers on winning Ayer bum re-elected mothers’ club head. remains to be spent. Mr. and >Irs. uary 1. end car craabea heavy. Slnrt. merce etarta new year with new of them for grass fires. fice. He told me that If it should ' sto nearby towns, ' M K toW klUed in an auto accident A. drive opens. Rsv. L. H. Schools in ‘Bolton and Manches­ Orran Beckwith, Parker Vetrano, State Policeman George H. Fer­ 26— Benefit show fop British Re.Cheney dies. Arms Is^ied to award. Chiurhes jammed for Detaila completed for Memorial Edward MeCann of 53 High street, 30— Anti-tank company leavesachool census. 103 new voteri c. officers. Local concern to bands be found it could never be traced i But when, on the same 4*y, ha " ' t i tk% w ait and the town took on a .VusUn o f North Coventry church ter w ill resume seaslona on Man- Jamea Vetrano,,^ Richard ' Demko, ris said the driver, Albert Falkow- lief. F.zekiel B»-nson boosts Sf. armory soldiers. Eastdr serx-ices. parade. 1.000 pupils td sing in fes- celebrated their b3rd wedding an­ Manchester for field training. Me­ made. oC receiver. day morning after a CbrUtmas Pater Capra, Oaorga Nacakowski, Declarea Tanker Sunk tjo him. That suggested s plant to | rounded up a mongral with a tgff ,2- aspect with the oocupenry Petersburg, Fla 19 11A rta„ hold, 3 Final tributes pa,id Col. AV. C 15 -K. of r. F.astrrba!l brilliant Uva! tonight. niversary. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Carl morial hospital reports 112 pa- 1 5 — Town debt w t $105,60‘ retires. Btanley Rows klllsd by 8—OlM o Motor* ia robbed e t ski of Solvay. N. Y.. told bton Berlin. Jan. 3.— ((Official Broad­ * afl the antiory by artillery'troops vaeatlen of twalva day*. WtlUam Burke, Harold WUaon, ipe. And I waa right.” issued in Norwich, ovsi’' SO atilao recepUon. Robert Truman locates Cheney st St. Mary s church. Tax ex-ent. Selectmen want relief 28— Big Audience enjoys musicLindberg celebrated their golden tlanta today. New examination Local Italian clubs merge. 200 z'.. - automobils In South . Windsor. cash reglater aad automobile. Mr. Stanard walked out from the aide cast Recordsd by A P )—Tbs (3er- ” A plant 7 I thought nf that, too , to the east aad a OhtUa t n m StBJinsid of the Herald Joe Howard, Jackie Proctor, Bill daughter in AA'indsor after 27- rate of 24 mills voted In town funds repaid by recipients. featival here. Major. K. B. Hath- sveddlniTanniversary at Uieir borne aipkad for postmtotar'a-poglUon by dents learning trades in ’Trad« Sewer system blocked on Middle end Mrs. r. H. Pratt married 35 of the road into the path of hla msa rsdio declared today that s I looked several places." { Bridgeport, an equal tto the UBNRX awl. James Visitors to Zion National Park Proctor, Joseph Hayes, Uoyd Da­ year search. meeting. 16— Parachute company spertla awray 481111 proaetldn. 117 Ptae street. Oongretomgn Herman Kopplaman. gtilbol. tumpUto, w est years. Plane forced down at cgr. The elderly man was not large Dutch Unker to Britioh- probation -nffteer. in Utah totaled 165,029 ia 61,451 vidson. William Ogren, Peter ’’But not, the one place he the west, he began ta waaOm I# - 27—Emanuel L t'lerah ch'irrh .*1 Four (£■('#. little danpage r.e* optput Local firemen busy with 29— To test parking meters here. 3.—Survey.sheers that there an CSiambar e f CommerM „.«uting 16— DfMelsy electa officers 2t— North End railroiul station Manchester Green. James Duffy identifled until several hours after American serv-ice had been sunk , would -vu.u be0.7 mostu,oa, likely,iaci> to put ...it." {N____ ew _ Britain______had,____ keen_ ehnaqa. _ aff' Ci> B V tf- The sale of tbe private autpmobllcs, during 1940. Gunaa and Howard Kwaah. The rtert* officers AVilltam J Cn>ekett (ported. ArchtJ Jarxis dies.' 20 more grass blares. I d31—MeBM>rlal i—Mesnonai Day parade excel-excel seven conM eiiceot homes in Man- washed out. the accident 60 mUea off U e Q g^ifo^a <»aat. { His hand went Into his breast] the site .of a c a n i^ oooMnUoiL Uie I honored at Col 2 'SMFD dmncrii trainees ready for IndutUon. Par- 1 7 _ Second CongregaUonAl J icaUy attended. Quinn aOten, with cheater. fcayar David CSuunbers t l — Attorney O esegi lNN. SATURDAY, JANUARY 8,1942 PAGE BLBYIII D uring P ast Y e a r \ ■ ■ —------^ ^ — to 3 0 Trade Quintet and P. A. Leaders and^Players Who Moriarty Brothers End Touchdown? Rockville Quintet Rally in Fourth Period Teams Share Top Spot Lead ^41 SpjorVs Program Long Quest Jfor Titles Plays Here Sunday, Gains a Glorious Win P ^ h Amerks Capture .MfThaiiics, Led bv L»*o Trader, .n,r Maneherter A tllcleteS >p Twi League Title Joe McGluskey High Have Poor Year;i T r i ^ Crowns from Katkaveeka Captures. l l ' And Run Away with “ Gaudino Sets Both Teams Fight Hard Court xTeams Piiring Still Leadi^ .Slate Class B Crown Many Fine Contests L ead TcaillS Ij . T.ri County Bunting; Remember the — For Victory; Final Past reason; Best For First Time; Was Outside League Play Pagaiii'8 West Sides This Year; ' Fastest New Mark Two Minutes Settles Murks 19T1; Green Uc ‘O l l l l Spm*ts Indoor Sport; Liths Team in Y ^ rs Takes Local Stars Oiitstaiuling Through Win Town Title But '^Good, Old Days ’ Is.sue; Wild Scen<^ Towni StateXCrowns. Long, Hard Grind. Quits Baseball Cold. Lose Cup; Fine Year. Play Prelim at 2 :3 0 Ill Rec League At Finish; Rooters ■ ' ____ Palmer. Olsoii, Winzler, Rohtiiiis, Pot With 31erideii Club. Although this crack was credit--. the playing field. He did it legitl- The Trade .Si honi qi^il for the , Neither the High or. Trade ed to Larry Kelley, one time end ' mately.’too. He Juat through body Mix After Game. without any doubt at all the After a long, lean eight yeara, O'Vlalley AfLI l.iisler 1910-11 .season toyk ir\ i r the •School boa.sted of teams that rep­ Molir, <]^[ptuiii Three. Wildcats^ TrounciB Foes on the Yale varsity football team, block, knocked his honor down and Moriarty Brothers came on top Rockville baa a fine roller skat­ PoUah Americans, coaeheW by resented the school In previous It really originated back In 1914. then picked him up with jnuddy Seore by Quarters .school boy .spotligjil fur this .sea-/ years. Like other sports baseball SporlH; Fine Reeords this year, 1941, with thrcjfl titles, 67*7; 'Shamrock . Jrs. Johnay Falkowski, earned the tuTt » . To Manchester: They ing baaketball team according to "Give mo a chance. I've been play- hands proceeded to bnisli the M a n c h e -te r...... 14-18 24 88 i-son. They really had a good tea, nioVcs in 'cycles and 1941 was evi­ all honestly earned after the a j the best cage t$am in Manches'‘' that lo.st to a hil^hly touted \V/lli For Each Athlete. reports. It will come to Man­ Ing in their backfield aJl after- clothes of the disgruntled offiriai. Bristol ...... 7 19 26 30 .Make Goo!tar athletoa I the state cTiampions (' entered both the Tri County and The W ildcats really went wild est games in the long history of I jpiM the State Class B tourney by though Kelly really was handi­ versity of Connecticut during the Citizens’ Club wUl play In the pre­ when It was found that a team the field. Charlie was a backfield baskelba'l between these team*. who made name.'# , Marry Kitemng the Ipfim past season Charlie Robbins was the Twilight league. In the play­ liminary at 2:30, meeting a fast last night tn the Rec Junior bas­ ly^iisg tbs highly favored Bran- capped for varsity materisl all Paul Valenti of footbalLconscjous Oregon State plunffs pasVTom Courtney, 14, and Jim PraddyTas from Meriden did not have enough man, usually a t quarter and .vas Mancheitci copped the game but fo r themaelvea. factor fjrom the .starj sea:son. I captain of the cros.s-country team. offs it turned bftek the hard hltUng club from Meriden. ketball loop. They clawed, ripped ^ ford High a decisive licking, on It npl'ned the ______Beavers whip Manhattan. 47-34, before 14,377 Square Garden. -t' • players to finish out a game at fast, rlijver and heady for his po it wn.'i a bitter straggle from Start } 49-34. Beyond any ques­ Softball Clicks John "Wink" Winzler hf the basket­ Polish Americans at Mt. Nebo and In order to appreciate how and tore the Indian Jr., all over Hickey’s Grove while plsylng the sition. While he never made the ! 1(1 th(y'"Alumm bii^seeTncd to have the place and when the referee to finish. The third period was ,„.The PA .’s copped the State Po- For the first time softball Carrie ball team and Howard "Pot " Mohr were awarded the Frank BuSch three chaps play basketball on Majors. . team he did come out several times marked with near fist ftghte be­ tion the palm, a-i I gotten somethipg out cif _ thus Johnhv Falkoski HarT>* KMvhinic Memorial trophy. tooted the last whistle these wild- ; 1 lish title^ r the year without drop- in to its own. The Tigers, a stijong was one of three co-cnptalns of the reller skates It must be witnessed It was late In the fourth quarter for the Majors. He piloted the tween the players ahd once, a wild­ ilHual, goe.s to ganie hecniisty'from there 'in it j vnisitv football team. Hut 'iSvl League Rare eyed hoopsters had rolled up a -plng a g a ^ in the league, taking I ('yiax'hm Tnid^'n* to virfory team from the north end took the Irst band. Its really somethirig Charity Game and Styler was playjftg guard on Centei Team against north end eyed .Manchester reoter, rushed Jo e McCliuskey, clh ked. Blit until it met Windham fyeads Triple CroMii W inner for .for itobbljiH Finishes Third From the first game to the last .score of 67 to 7. Gaudino scored IS etraight^or the bunting. The it took eve<>-thing else in stTide. j 1940-41 Basketball Season. I / first time in ( ’las** B piny. title away from the Depot Square (4'They skate around the floor Just the opposite side o; the line from cluba for years but never succeed­ out on the floor and pushed Booth, w m famods Fordham Garage tcarrt in the championship In the national cross-country it wa.s a red hot race all through as nonchalantly a.* one would 22 points which. It is believed, -Is .Mcvinsn who. was Jjf at tackle. Both ctHnpetlUon keen all the way S ev fral' teo”'* I'"'! clo.se call.s | Sports Roundup ed-In being on a winning team one of the two o'lihclais. ,'but the club b ^ what it takes to .star.- CTUic* and .reries. Both these teams were runs las7 November. Robbins the Twi league season. Pagani's. xvalk upstairs, grab the ball out a league record. He was ably as­ -At Sugar Bowl had been getting-into the Meriden Schaub w*s quite a pitcher s p o r t 8 w riter* but' fin^ all-round play figured ; defending champions.-were out .of sisted bv“ Valluzzi And Krob and Gym a Bedlam «ome through. from the north end but the Tigers of tbe air and shoot at the same backfield and breaking up the plays some years ago but he had trouble the alike condemned promipently all the way and nl-'i the running this year. Moriartys even Washbiiril, a guard, got him­ •» ' It wa.s evident, that after . Even while engaged in a hard though few outside of 5ian(:hester 1 Pilot TwT (llianipions won the Rec Senior Softball league tfme. After watching the boys By Hugh Fullerton, Jr. a Toronto's Lom e Carr. busted frequently. In fart It did look as with hi* eyes and in recent years first half comeback of the Bristol the Iron Dukp to title while the Roymen took the Y got away to a bad start and lo.st self 14 points. ■eriee with the H a ^ o rd Geras, a th(|dght the team , had a chance | play in regulation rubber shoes It New Y'Ork, Ja n . 3.— The through the door and got himself though Pl^'waa a part of the Sil­ Juat attended the games. He was, team, who was behind seven an a t h 1 e 11 n honors. It wn.s necessary, however, the first three but then go* "hot " In the second, game’ the Sham- All-American Gridiron real professional club, they found against top notch competition it i look* hard enough but when they rea.son Marshall Goldberg won't tangled In the mechanism that ver C ity, because he did break up however, one of the beat pocket points at the close of the first quar­ time to win the Western Massa- graveyard at the for the teams to pl.ay out the full and went right through the rest, i-ock .Ir.. a nicely balanced team, the running of the backfleld men. was. nevertheless no surpn.se to put on skates it seems to 4>e Players Appear to Be play in the D.ough Bowl game to- works the big clock ...they had billiard players In Manchester. ter and who gradually drew ahead chuaetta crown from ^ real foe, Htart of hie .year. five games. But the. Tigers came of the se.xson'with nary a setback/ easier. ..If possible. won a close hot battle from the local basketball followers , morrow Is that he took a Job In • , game while he got These two. Moonan and Styler, One evening he came over north and finally ended the first h*is Springfield Armory I'eamXto a hair . . . . But on MarTii 15, through in the final contest and Silbros .seemed to have what Of course there are foul shots Flying Eagle*. 20-17. It was a Evenly Matched. Joe .McCluakry w a jsh in g tl^ Led by .Leo Katkavcck the team ; Lank factory righ t after the Ctar- loose. were real comedians and even and got into a game with some of with three points to the godd and nUMng finish 29-28. X* Obu- set a.side any doubt ax to which takes in the early stages of and It must be done when stand­ combination of nice team play piled into the tourney determined j dinals ended their season and a ft------when the going w.is tough (hey al- j the better players and when he it the .same time holding Manches­ -.cboWskl goes the credit nqr the D. C . he made them eat the wonl.V had the better club. race but they folded when /the ing. Ever try .standing still on that finally took the advantage In win a championship. It was not | By Romney telieeler er a week they decided he was In- Serxtee Dept, ways had a wisecrack. In prac- left, about twelve o'clock, he had ter to a scant two points that there final win when he raced u nd » the For the grand old man of the cin­ Contrary to the general impres­ pressure was turned on. roller skates? Thought so. Well the closing moments and forged inWA'alk away from the start but New Orleans, Jan. 3.—-/P/— dispensable there... George Halas H*ot on the Army's favorite tlce they would usuall.v be serious the most of the loose cash around would be action aplenty when they nSt and sunk a shot that spelled der paths clipped two and. a half sion, softball i.s fast and the play­ Fire Chief* Eire they had quite a time before ahead. McCarthy was high scorer the iiHlividtuil work of K atkavcck | Touchdown Hungry Sugar Bowl and Steve Owen agree on on.e •''Port: Corp. Harold Callahan of for an hour and a half or perhaps | the Square. He left \rith this re- resumed in the third quarter. The ■- victory. seconds from his own steeplechase ers must move with a suddenness The youngest team in the cir­ someone suggested standing on for the losers: "Tbe scores: two tlours hut when they thought | remark. in that russli* plac< d him head and | fans, who watched Fordham battle thing—that Steve had the right the 101st Cavalry, used to get us prediction was fulfille(l to a T. / Take Town Title record and outraced all.Contenders. not found in other sports. The cuit this year was the North End their toes. This is the wsy they N UUdcHt* shoulders (Iver the rest of the field, i to a grim 2-0 decision over Mis­ idea in not payJng much attention tboM wrong number.* in the AP that If wBs time to quit they start-I "I never was able to bc*l vou The silk town boys went right lianebester Green, Cbunty Loop Just before he W'ent to this meet teams, for the most part, are Fire Chiefs who fired ttw im agi­ do it. And Its quite a trick, at B. F. T. into the zone \\ith claw* bared and Ho and Walusr .Saverick gained a j souri. headed again for 'Dilane’.s to the All-Stars" defense but con- office, was serring as motorcyclo ed. When they did It was'just as] fellows at football . . . this klmi of winners, made the champions step (e snipped 11 second-s o ff the two place on the Atk^tate team and gaudily dressed and really play for nation of local ball fahs. These that. They slide one toe down Valluzzi, rf ...... 0 14 well to stop for they would get the evens the score." what a battle these boys put up. big stadium today, hopeful of a cen;rating on an attack to score messenger during maneuvers high wide and handsome to keep (le mark with one of the best each richly deseiwxjl thi honors ; fun. It Is run on a member.ship ba­ boys, most of them s0I In High and then the other and in this Gaudino, if ...... 11 0 22 '"'rest of the team laughing so hard. Both Pie Mcnnan and Charlie That goe.* for both teams. It was .school, picked up thy place left scoring spree in the I7fh annual more points than the Bears... Ih' C'arolinas. He bad his uo.*e I i;:”"’ the honors for the fifth straight raws in his long and varied career. be.stoWed upon tnem sis and every member must put up position, with the rollers off the Krob, c ...... 5 1 11 Schaub were buried Wednesday. a knock down and drag out affair vacant when PimaniA gang turn­ East-West Shrine charity. all-star year. Barely noeing out the plucky Throughout th.e past 1^ on the base-■ la.-kio „nd ho could-be^pend followers qf .Manche'ster that will fan* were ne.irly exhausted,,with.n ers. whotnots of /local baseball, The east, led by Virginia's AH- was Eld Kose who tossed In a long running in the Important meets. Traders became the' first vo»s Moriartys Stanfo/d'.s''FranidV riberh‘'twice ^ 'BrawjUi-fleldmg second 1941 football captain until the' of fouls on each side. Chapman Manche.ster also came through at ; I Charlie Robbins In the TTrl-County league, Mor­ 1 W hltr. \fi ...... 0 0 V ly upaet the dope bucket and were Fordham. His most outstanding \ S p flS it H 4 town. '! 1 All-America. wAile the' starting j *’®-'‘^bian. helped them both.. Ma- Army got him, took -ivcr the role Beai\s Favored evened the score Just before the i a- dangeroua contender for the 7 - Non I>ague Game* I iartys wjth a comfortable lead sud­ of battalion commander in a re- i performance for 1941 was when he ' ‘ ' climaxed a briliant career which th*y skid. Not one . . . tWo or 1 line included tv<^ more All-Amer- ■ apparently is ticketed for the lour miiuite rest period started town title honors on the coiirt. It There were plenty of non league denly ^iind osit that they had to 3 1 7 i cent rcriew at Fort Bragg, N. c followed instructions in the I C 4-A For Hitth r«r.silyV-I .lltiiiiiv Folev Felix WrEvItt started in Manchester High Schcxil, three will go down in a heap and i Rofere^, R Thomas. 1 leans. Bob Re/nhard Of California i of the big leagues. and Zam.altls got a foul shot into , had the power, experience and \ games played during the 1941 s_ea- really fight. It seems that .someone he's-being prepared for lha meet. He went out at the start and While the Trade .‘^ehoi/i was go­ by finishing third to the greatest on the way down scatter a couple i To Win Suiidav the net which put ■ Manchester/ ability to make the P.A.'a really Jimmy Foley pllotcci the Moriarty Brothers team' to a ’ Cooper fight at All-Stars, will apply the finishing . ce ived for thiee quartera. Tbsra ' was not until the final days of the many veteran player^ who knew Silbros had the team but could not Finulamentals. Second to Louis players in rase of injuries. I the floor Nope, I can ge’ by on F. M cCarthy, rg ...... 1 1 3 Toledo, Jan. 12 ..Ski experts fig-' waa ,an unauthorized intermissloa seaaoh that the team had a chance that basketball honors come in I seem to get it together for the ifb- touches to the national gridiron i Traite School Record my feet, " he concluded. He does a T Patrlca, Ig ...... 0 0 0 , lire that the lack of snow In the I ( at the Six minute mark when tbe to come through. Closely pressed cycles an^ it wa.s dnly a brief few portant gam es. They did, however, picture tom-cri'ccA- against a pick- | The Traders won six , and lost swell Job of handling this spectac­ J Rufln). Ig ...... 0 0 0 ' th^ for the sfr- I officials and the timera got into al| the Way by a,doughy St, John's years hi^ire that, the team ha 1 pull the "boner" of the year when ' east over Christmas and New Paterson. .N, J , Jan. 3 <;p. _ I squ.ad irom their own p.ay-Inr- j ular sport and keeps them moving 01 uie oa.-«Ke(Dail senool : Y ear'* ere.f th . ___. j an argument which lasted four team from the north end it took ronipeci Ahiough all oppo.silion tc. four which waS a pretty good av-, the underestimated the Fire Chiefs all the time. 7 3 1 be held at the East Side Rec SSo ^ in ^ b x/ Buddy Baer, who meets Joe Louis | across . minutes. Ahree games to get the first of the annex New England chanipion. crage considering the strength of they copped a 6-4 victory and thus n '! ..londav Jan. 5, 1942 from 6-7 p m ' f2-°<»-000 in trade. . .Bemie Me- the country by I .Score at half,'8-7 Shamrock. Jr. in a heav>-weight title match next They resumed play and the pac* three titles they were to win this ship, i/s first in .school hi.story. the opposition. Led by Leo Katka- game really clo.sed up shop for 'he Last' week s class was highly . Tennessee basket- the war. the posl-season alruggce I veck the team was either hot or j Referee, Thomas ! got faster, if anything, but the year, safely stowed away. Coached Many of the players left over c clothierif. l-'rid.ay, Is the Uiird logical con­ IS the 10,u til in a senes 01 annual 1 Siiccc s.-eful about 75 Junior mem- - j ^ off Lcong Holidays Stop 1 Dost the Bristol team could do was m Johnny Hedlund the team was •from last vcht “and now with n ! cold and in the impoftant games Pagani's Defend Title Last Nights Fights b» r.s participating 'and many more J Orleans, has a tender for the bauble the' cham- alfairs between the national Icag'ie i a factor all the way and finally Clarke eoached team that has won really chilled. It was not the same Billy Pagani's West Siders met I spectators w atching from the side- ■ of dribbling tc?ward the ba.s- pion already ha.-c clpfondc^J 19 champs and tnc out.-laiiding I'lay- , not "oc/d enough to offset the /emerged a winner. live slriughi games and iiicfts a , records of the previous year and and defeated Moriartys twice for Fortlliani Quiiilel hnes I •tef then catching the ball be- times, tho .National Boxing Com­ ers from the loccp'a nine Uherj Star Bowlers steadily increasing pressure. (?hsp- ; man. Zamaltis and Brown really ■/ The Vikings came on to win the Ig n a t Bristol tc-uiu-'.laniiai y 'J Tlii- when it is taken into con.-cldepation the town title. In the final game of •This week we are stressing foot- j ^ k n e e s while he fakes a mission has decided teams. 1 By The Associated Press | I settled the. is.sue. Unlike other Intermediate basketball “title foi- I Trade, on the oUicr haial. lost all that the mechanics have put three this .serieB, which was played Just Fares R. I. Five work fundamentals—pivoting, tn-I • • • • ^* Savold, who Is tak- Billy Conn o( Pitt*biirgh. .who Three previous giime.s on the I this year. They took the Suicides hut three ot its eliampnmship team (lays a week to practice it is sur­ Detroit — Anton Christoforidis, dividual defense, team defense, | 'I'lf baths at Hot Springs, had Louis in distress in the twelfth Pacijic Coast all resulted in defeat teams with a lead in the cloelng before the first of November, the 162, Greece, outpointed George UrUVat Stars Shakv into camp and then ran t h e i i ______Frun LearV and need the same encouragement prising that they play as good as best play of the entire season wa.s This side was last week's sched- | Ark., has been offered a fight round only to be knocked out in lor the All-iitar clifbs, but. this seconds Manchester's team went Burnette. 164. Dettxut il0i. right on crowding the Bristol boys strteg to three straight and finally i raced Fordham s oppcclrd to troop Britlj officials, .Maltn and Booth termediate title earlier in the sea­ came back and look the biton leftfield along the foul 'line was rais. 129, Msnchosler. N H . out­ 1. 1. ShooUfig —finger tip con- the hall of fame. They figure! The t-r-cl;r(a\'s cllmmed (he eyes great year it looks as though 1941 ' ord when they copped the state early -season contf.sts. The per­ The' committee, headed by Fred into the IVilo Grounds, a l a lop o.i , deserve a lot oi credit. Malln stop­ son and went on to take part in from this same Cary and although fielded peiffectly by Pat Murdock. pointed Harold Harri.s, 127, .Mald­ teol. * .Judge Landis. Ed Barrow and' the ("ravat bowlers. At leo.st ! was top Lots of young pl.ayer.s > tlarecnce Gustafson Nick .\ngelo scholastic honors by beating Bris­ petual motion quintet goes against Sad'ly of .MilwaukcMc. said ita sy.s- ped the cro-wd .s noise and told ths the town title serien only to fall he had a good lead he tnaintAine.l He tossed the ball towards the en. Mass. (SI. a. Sucker shots—-push up j Branch ' Rick.ey have contributed | S4 40 a head, with halt of the g.o.>ca , . omlng up all the time ancl down’' tol In a 16 inning struggle at Mt, Fordham in the opener of the third len) of r.atings was i in .lic.atc-d that 1.- the impres.slon after look­ ^ fans that Bristol was ajw'ays con- before a swell Viking club. it until the end beating the famou.s Clarence Gustaf.son pilotecl Pagahi's West Side club to its suc­ plate but it was wide, Hedlund Hollj-w-ood -Manuel Ortiz. 117 b. Set shots Individual form I,as much to the game as any ol ' going to the .Navy Relic! Society. It was awav into,, the baseball it the Recreation center they an .N’ebo. However, Coach Tom Kelly jiithped over, look the ball on the twin bill at Madison Square Gar- vanes. I players. when its champions in the tlight 1 , It will, be the 2oth outmg of uie ing over the -ores of last night'c ' cidered a good sporting town’' and I .star of N. Y I’,. Leslie Mc- cessful detensp of the town title. Nick Angelo was manager of has g ood 'prospect^ for the 1942 j 1-2, Doa Angeles, outpointed Tonv clen this week I indlcat-d that he -.vbiild like less season before the town basketball : i^e tape and thi9 rela.v ( cinducUng a c la.ss in fimdnmental.Sy first -bound and then toiled to 1, Arching I ______heavyweight, middleweight and fall and winter for the B ca is. w iio ian-.es With tl-j; eX''eption of •season and^-ix'lth a n y . sort of a p o t Mohr Ollvera. 118, Oakland. Calif, iioi. no .sc while Chapman was shoot- Mason really ended. The rtawkif race gave Fordham the erdwn. ' of the gaoie right now. I the tc.am Kapiira. who covered the plate and In the program's finale Creigh- , 2 Banking or sinking clean. Time Out lightweight classes Gus Lesne- reiiise to hibernate so Icani; as th.erc break will cause a lot of head­ ton, champion of the Missouri \’al- 1 \1ch. Tony Zaje and Sammy ..^n- Sc hiitierl and .lohnnv Inetz '.choj ng a foul s.'iot. Vhe-y did not quiet finally stopped the Emeralds to I , ,, , ■ ./ , a blocking back, rarely. If ever nailed Wilnios for the final out. Boer Ready U> Meet 3 Spinning th; ball (back spini. o . L . „ IS lo 'tb a ll to be played. 'I'hoy take over undisputed possession of j V\ esley 1 aimer another crai k aches for rivt^coaches. ley and one of the W estern NC.AA < c One h.anded push shot (mov-|\ Des ,. mith, the En.-iton Bruins go’U. respectively—triumphed over took .-ill tl-.e honois it wcnilil .ip-, lown .and I'hap-iin got one out of gains the hcacilines Jie could be de- No matter how one looked at CTuuiiplon Joe Loula .slaited the se,-i.«on a.i NatJcmal I’r* the title. The score in this game | athlete, who specialized in high Manchester Green did not come playoff te.xms a year ago. tangles ing), l.o'F dcfen.'cman who isn't exactly ■New York Boxing Commi.vclon pt-.ar th.at the remainder ol the’ f.vo tne? pjended upon. His defensive play, baseball in M anchester during 1941 League chamfiioiis and fini.shtcl Ihe was close 27-24 1 ”nd broad jumping, turhexl to the Local High School Track Squad into the picture m s year at all. it was. without any doubt, miles with Long Island I'niyerslty whose d. Foul shooting c* stratigcr to the penalty box. got titleholders. same- way. dropping the .New'York gang are .still groping aft-r New, Pox S'-ore was also excellent and although he Lakewood, N. J.. Jan. 3—iJh— Year's eve The score.- J ______I______; gridiron this fall and madp the Genial Joe Hublard^ attended the ahead of any other season in the run of 23 straight games wa.s 1. Various forms ] ’'’f'’ f>.v accident the other (■Tiampiona. logical contenders Qiaiil’a, 37-9. in the final to become 'tanchepter first meeting %f the^c^l League failed to get the recognition the Except for a slight abraaioa on tbe broken at the Sugar Bowl Tuesday e. Have confidence and concen- ntebtH e missed connections with Team No. 1 (,S) B F T other backs did he Was a keen ob­ past ten years. The league season, bridge of hte nose. Buddy Baer has and outstanding boxers in all di­ the first titleholders to repent since but shortly afterwardaxannounced the playoffs and the final games night. trate on every shoL ' * terrific body check he threw at visions were selected the playoff system wn.s, Ipniigii- H 'Hand .... 79 99 9i —2711 Chapnia:- 'f . •”» 2 13 Wins Three Crowns in 1941 server of enemy, tacticii and fre­ completely recovered froifi his pre- ’ (15—319 [ 3amat;s, rf Manchester Fails j _ that he was through witnybasebaJl, were all closely fought and excel- Ace of the Rhode Island Slate 2. Ball Handling. rated in 1933. Blanc h.ard ...... 115 109 . . 5 3 13 owing to bu«neas pressure. For quently called the play. He also cbrlstmas automobile accident and attack IS Stutz Moclzelewskl vrho (Etching the ball, .1 I>ietz ...... 106 124 129_3 a'i , Ueme c . . 1 l 3 •plays for the baseball team and .lent baseball was put in front of has been certified as physically Pete Wigren s track team again the rel^y team broke the old something in there that • Coach over ten' years the Green had a needs only 225 points in his team's 1. ' Watch the ball—keeip your Wm Dietz ?r. ,100 u\l fi'3_2'.'7 Ben Br.vr..- c . . .0 0 0 T o Have (*ri 15 9 38 semi-pro fcKitball team this year banner year for the local track ancl lent pimfurmances. The second Bright Iloofi Fros|>e<-te Sport Leaders Start Tear Right Pasek .. . 9 9 104 90 29 ,( .1 Joseph's of rhiladelphla and 'nifts thumbs—re*.dy for shooting or Larder ...... 104 83 109-,- 296 for the fir.st time ih over 28 years. 1 team on thi.a squad look.s like Wi- After a rather dismal season in passing. TT T field squad. fcX;;'. _ .. cic.'. College. Murph.v n o —3C5 IJ .-ci Failure to gel a sponsor was given I gren is going to h.ave .some pretty 1941 Coach. Wiilfred Clarke has a Fight Game Back Notiee b. -Types of phases. ’ ...... 92 10.3 0 2 as the reason for the lack of a Starting back last March, the j good material come Spring. fine team ready .for the present ‘ •'-'C ' Plan Seliedule The Tigers and XVHcJcats started I*' .,.101 118 106-32.5--f . 0 0 • Cl.- . . 1. Push or chest pass. team. However, there was plenty 2Pth to be exact. Wigren's charges Grid Te^un a M ystery campaign. When this was written Diickpin Stars / 2. Bounce pass. - - .■:. al;.i. r . . 1 3 To Local Rings the new year off in the right man­ 1 ' * o f 'm aterial to huild a team a* two copped the state indoor title at j Coach Toni Kelly had a swell he had five straig lit triumphs tii Zoning Board of Appeals 3. Baaeball pass. 415 121 ' R-lm.-cr 0 lociking .Squad out for the fir.st his credit, and two dandy ba.sket- ner bv taking tbe Lions and Bears ■ '. ■” .-)-•• ■■ . 9 of Manche.sVr's outstanding backs Wesleyan from a .strong New I>m- Better Physically Fit 4. Two handed underhand pass. played with Rrakville and iriaiic a I practice. Weight, experience and a bnll teams ready for any opposi­ In conformity with the require­ Seek Rieh Prize into camp by 3 to 1 scores. Team No. S (3t • ..r ■ ■ . r; . . . 1 2 Hartford boxing probnoters took ments of the zoning regulations of 5. One handed under ham! pass. great showing don BulkleV squad. \ nice looking lot of reserve ma- tion. He will play Bristol in what Youths Neecletl Naw c. Passing suggestions. Frank Hewitt played the leading i Irwin .120 100 92---312 i'ertnato. rf . : . . . 1 1 .3 Dver the Red Men Arena on Hart­ the Town bf Manchester, the J5on- Pat Murdock and Cy Blanchard., Coming into the Spring oiitdixir ' terial It opened again with Nor- should be the biggest game of the ford road this year and apparently 1. Paaa to receiver chest high role in th» Tiger victory with a ! Tedford : ...... 113 12.0 .''2 - 32'i Lowicki. It . . . . 4 1 9 meet it wound up a fine season by ' wich Free Academy team and al- y e a r.. If he can get by tthls old- For Army Service. Ing Board of Appeals will hold a Stratford. J*n. 3.—i/P>—Foj> an 90 307 Dvii-'-tt'- If . . 0 0 0 not to mention Swede Salmonsen, had a successful season. 'The high­ investment of *50. some 100 of the and away from his guard. I slngle^of 122 and a triple of 31 I ! Dwyer .. . 121 9i> were the spark plugs that enabled winning the CCIL title. In the . though losing 13-6 wa.s a lot bet- fashioned "hex " the team will h.sve public hearing on Thursday eve- — — ■ — light of the-grunt and groan game, Atlantic seaboard's leading bowl- 2. L(x>k before passing. j and although on the defeated team k.Bciigston . . 90 I'll 110 3m the Rockville team to cop the Tol­ state meet it finished fourth hut I ter than it looked. But there was a ehapee In the state tournament. Prospects are bright for a ban­ nlng, January 8th, at 8:00 p. m. 3. Meet the bail. I Ralph Strickland whipped out a | __ __ . lo icls . 12 6 30 wrestling, to you. saw Maurice ner year In all sports. In the Municipal Building on the era were here today for a crack at land Ciounty title in 1941. Salmon- (The Angel) meet Crusher Casey d. Dribbling. j single of 124- and a triple of 324. j 144 422 374 I24II f'o. r,- at b’*f time,, B r.ftol 19, sen hurt his knee in the first game Basing this prediction upon the' following: applications; the rlclr United Statea Duck Pin .M.ir- 1-.' ; • -r ;6 refc. r^t\ Malm; in August. cIXasic with a total prize list of 1. Fingertip control—dpn't slap I Tommy Faulkner and Eddie Wii- Team No. 4 ( I ) of tile series but hi.s all Important facts which high, ranking a rm y ' .\pplicatlon of Joseph Pavan. the ball. 'ilupii'--. B . - ’.li: ! .rl'.c. S-'nin. I'e- First class boxing shows fea­ $3,500 of which $1,000 goes to the I son shared honors for the single Torrance 104 109 . “i*—301 , toe registered a win ih the .-econd Teams Look Good for 'T2 officers recently told ' f(X)tbnll 433 Keeney Street, for permission Y. Bounce ball (lifcctiy In front with 116 while Torn hung uj' a tured some of the lie.st talent In the coaches in Dettoit It would appear victor. Fox . . .103 S4 7— 2 6 1 game although, he h^d to hobbb New England states. There were t«r^convert a 1-famUy house Into and. about knee high so you are score of 321 for the triple decker nut to make the kick that official America ' does, not "T-famlly house at the above lo­ Harry Peters of Bpiatol. the de-. in poaltlon to see ahead Sc'liuhert . , .132 10,5 9S -■ ,33b A I evcra;;o s:-"i;ar to the Ar- six three rounds and a pair of fending champion. and Astor while Leona t'ortin took all the Wm. Dietz want its youth to he soften^ up cation. In a Rural Zone. 3. P rotect the ball as much as women's honors. Jr . . 126- 106 92—32! genlirc .s "r-a le " ri vic'de'J by the W'e^lev Palm er .sixes on each program and to­ Clarke of Washington, P. C,. rank­ for the rigorous training they vtill Application of Charles C^ppello, possible when In danger. Mildcats (3) cave.s of the ya-:pon shrub On the wards the end of the season It be­ ed as the No. 1 duck pin bowrler of I varsili at Hochf.,tcr He still holds , F' receive If am when they are called of 118 North Elm street, for per­ 4. Learn to dribble either hand. M. Cowles 465 404 3.55 1224 .North (T^si'-lina coirt Brief Summary of came neces.sary to get ringside to the colors. ' the National Duck F*ln ’Bowling 82 68 88— 238 the high jump record here. Dur- ! seats in advance. mission to (invert a 2-family 5. Guard against palming the P. B.asaett . 96 S3 72—251 ing his ccclltgr career he won ' All the town's facilities for dwelling Into a 3-famlly dwelling, Congress, were among the top- ball. E. Wilson Heofl Line Sfmrts basketball, bowling, badminton, notchers awaiting the green light. . 116 108 . .'— 224 many event.s for his alm a m ater in - at the. above location,,In a Resi­ 6. General suggestions. G d e c . .‘-8 101 115—304 both these, events. 1 and other sports are taxed to the dence A Zone. This 12th United States Claasic a. Use split rislon—don't drib­ is the richest nationally sanction­ P Kinsman ...... 75— 75 High lights for 1941: Soccer Returns limit now with <»mprehenslve' Application of Mancdiester ble with eyes glued to ball. * ) I Jackie Olson, now at Wesleyan. , plans being made for the outdoor ed duck pin- howling event outside Mfiriarty Brothers take Rec Stores Corporation for permWslon b. Don’t dribble when ball can received his fre.shinan numerals season which lies ahead. Physical­ of the National Tournament 382 360 350 1092 Senior basketball. title, move to buUd j^arden type apartm ents be passed. I this fall. According to reports the I Here Last Year John Winzler ly better youths make better men. B ear* i l ) Bed Cols Needed on premises located on the West c. Look before dribbling - a .1. Cheney . Into baaeball and cop both Ihe I former high cross country star is: Fred Perry Join* . . 8 I 92 95—268 T«1 and Tn County league , going-to make a name for himself ' 1 side of Main Street between St. team m ate may be open. L. Fortin . . . 102 79 82— 263 really is a three letter man. He Tennis Pro Group Questions— banners before he finishes college. Soccer, once a flourishing sport plays baseball, basketball and in James and Forest Streets (the old L. Horton ...... 76 71 88— 235 Note: Please wear aneaks or full High school track team> Ned O'Malley, form er local hoy. here, came back when the United 1940 did not comt out for football. Olcott property). In a Rssldenca A T. F'aulkncr ... 113 92 116—321 For Emergency New York, Jan. 3—(cf)—Fred gym suits. , ■> brllUant mowing, one of the captain Trinity basketball .«quad Aircraft decided to make Nebo its He stated that he wanted an’edu­ Zone. beat in many yeara. State of OeoiMctlciit Raqalretnent. Perry, former English Daria cup­ Instructors—A. Satmond. Buck [which makes four'local youths in home field. The team la good and cation and the atrenuoua football per who injured hl» right arm De­ 372 334 381 1087 Trade ’srhoul's triumph in that position from Mamliester. went a long ways towards the Application of Joseph F. Then, ByNhoIski. Al Obuchowskt, John campaign might Interfere with his cember 26 In Madison Square Cteaa B baaketball tourney and Wmzler, .Mohr, and Robbins like­ usual cup games at the close of the representing Joe's Garage, located Hedlund, "Howard Brown.- ■ngers (.5) The Manchester Defense Council needs bed cots for th* prsssnt studies. He is captain of the bas­ ICdward (Mul) M cCarthy Garden, expects to rejoin the Next week—Footwork, funda­ general all round play during wise lead tlieir re.Hpective spoils season. The High school team also at 55 Oak Street, for sermlsalon D. Horton ...... 75 65 94 —234 emergency. It has been found that no agency in the stats ketball team which looks g(x>d this : AprU 1, 1B41. Alexia Thompson professional ten­ mentals—pivoting. Individual de- tbe oraaon. at the University of Connecticut bad a fair season and Icxiks like -tn move repairing, estmbllghment ,1. Faulkner has such cots ready in case of a sudden disaster. year. nis troupe tomorrow •!» Albany, fense, team defense. . 92 98 '74— 264 Polish Americans amazuig Those b>jys r.epi e.sent careful it might go placea In the spring. Wink plays a running guard po- I Peter Yendrillo from aBovs location to 222 McKee T. Cowles e 98 100 113—311 N. T. Anyone who has such equipment, and is willing to loaa.A cot or 'baaketball and baaeball teams, fundamental training from the 'Urbanetti connected with the sUion and thus far this year has Sept. S, 1041. Street In Manchester. Fr«ea Labor Partfistd F . Hewitt .105 122 90—317 eapaclally the latter who won variqus sports at Mam hosier High town tennia title by defeating Bis- figured prominently in the varsi­ .Ml persons Interested In these rots to the Defense Council is asited to deliver them to tk* I TerreatrteJ Rlag ? tba Towrn, State and Western I and bespeak for tbe men who sell ih the finals which was a close­ ty's success.'. Last summer he Raymojtd Moonan Manchester police station at any tim* during ths (toy «r fippIlcBtions may appear a t thla 'Vichy, Unoccupied France, Jan. 870 385 371 1126 Haaaachuaette hoop titles. : tram them ly foguth affair for two sets. Bowl­ coached the Legion Jr. baaeball ' Dec. 20. 1041. htaring. Lions (1) night.' or ftdtify Mrs. George Cheney.. 31 Hutford Road, Tlia moon, at some future date. i — ue—Tb# govemmant announc­ Na aemi-pro football team ing, with exception of the various team and while It met the very P. Lcee ...... 70 78 w’ho will make arrangem ents for their eoUecUom Charles Schaub Zoning Board of Appeals, wO) approach nearer the earth' ed today th at Chief at State Mar­ 81— 229 for first tim e in 38 years. f. Ontario produces 62 per cent ^ Pete Wlgrcn (left) enjoyed one of the best teack seasons in years and looks forward to B good Spring leaguesi found little interest In tak­ good West Hanford Juniors, who H. CXrlaoa ... . . 87 79 . Dec. 20. 1041. By Raymond W . Goalee, and Ureak up into a ring, which shal Petain had freed 138 labor 87— 253 I'rtianettl wina town tennis [Of pro.' squad. Wilfred Clarke (center) )ul8 a brilliant array of boopsters to compensate for last ing the championship away from were at their peak, the team play- | R. Strickland . ...124 The cots should have a tag attached bearing ths nams aa4 addiwe the primary iron and steel year's team. C hairm an., .will encircle our earth like the paclflEts, interned after France en­ 103 94—324 title from JliascU, Idiiced in Ihe Dominion of Canada. I Coach Tom Kelley (ri^ t) 'bas excellent proapects for a good baaeball team this summer. CharleV KeberL ed excellent biaaebaiL [ , , Edward F. Ti^lor, C.' YurkishOt. . . . .101 96 93—290 of the donor so that they ctn be .returned after ths sm«r- rings of baturn. according to some tered tbe war Ui September, 1939. gency, ' , . . , Secretary. sdehtlsts. to mark the New Teaip .. 0 ■. ‘ ■ . ■ . ... I kt hsTt to k* ktt.for it to «o«Bt u • i 382 $59 U5 1096 -!-■ I i'"' I II ' ' ■ ..I kiii,.i ' ■ I— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANUHESI BB, CUNN. SA’ruKDAl, .JANUARY 3. 1!J41 MANeHESTCR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTCR. CONN: SATURDAY, JANUARY 3,^942 PAGE THlRIEMr| RED RYDER How Obrioasly? BY FRED H a r m a n ' lAND ‘ ,5 RENT A Citu's Wants For Ybur Benefit Limiting ppeed to forty miles an A policeman stopped a Negro Every holiday proves that the s a u Classified hour to coiiaerve gas waa given driver and demanded to know highway engineers did not know credit for the.,^-"first deathles why he ran a red light "Didn't their business when they designed week" on Massachusetts highways you see that red light?" the officer roads. Anybody can sen now that in recent motoring history. We asked. "Yaasab, I seed It " the roads shculd be Wider, not Announcements Help Wanted—Female Machinery and Tools hope this fact may dnk well into ''Well, why didn't you stop ?'• the longer. Lost and Found the consciousness of all speed officer asked. “I saw the white U.'iED JOHN DEERE B tractor, Not to Strike LIKK s k a t i n g ? .See Jam es R. W ANTED— CA PA RLE mnnaging fiends. folks going ort Uie green,, so I BT—PASS BOOK NO. 39779 - hoii.sekcepcr, S tiours d.all.v. Hiiqie Earmnlla. Allis Clialmers. Eoril- News of Vets and Their Auxiliaries Our highway patrolmen are rep­ |tot941, for skate sharpeninp, nights. Exceptional .salary, Ap|dy .■*in.s, new. Oliver implemenls. While War On The Snffertngs Of A Scribe gers," the darky replied. He was No. 39779 issue.1 by TH*' Saturday or Sunday. 99 Porter milking machines. Onler your are proud of them. svings Bank of .Manchester has new and used figure skate.s, and There can be a heap of grieving excused. figure skating instn>Ction. .street.- / ' machihery no"^ Dublin Tractor hers of the Anderson-Shea Post to .While the hair Is growing gray, ~_Mn lost or destroyed, anii writ* Company Providence Road, Wll- Man—Have you a garage? ^tsn applicatibn has been niade io' Biiv .Statu F^eralion niiike an effort to attend more FoUa lot of sufferihi sinners that Motorists should not take the FOlt RENT —LATE.ST TYPE A KE\\' .MORE GOOD '.ynnien for ii'manfir jHisl m eetings during this New Anderson- , one passes on the way; Friend—I don't know. My wife HaBld bank by the Person in w ho.se arehou.se U'ork. M eet truck* ten government y-amlng too lightly - . __ less hospital bed. for home use. Rate.s T o T a k e Year. Get active, because yoifr ,w t the heartfelt sigh is deepest, has just gone to get the car out! A KEN1UCKY fARrtv.9 |i natnO snrb 'book was i.s.«iied, for miMUtes-of .seven evi-r^v- inoni'ioj. .'\ctioii for there Ls nothing more (Certain li payment, of the amount of deposit rea.sonable, Call Kemp's Inc* Tel. Musical Instruments . 53 help will Iw needed. Commander Shea and the O d d est te a r ta elied than that there wUI be rationing ,%680. at Oenter Post Offiee Hurr Nurs­ .\l I'tMlav's Meeting. Linders would like to see every For the village correspondent when One out of every 20 trucks op­ iWpresented hy. said book, or foi eries. . If there f not voluntary reduction erating on ths United StaUa high­ itb e.Issuance Of a duplicate book SLIGHTLY USED 'MAHOGANY' one of you active. In fact, the Auxiliary the village news IS dead. of gasoline b^ the owners of priv­ OUT OUR WAY •S|’in»‘t piarv» Ht, a cnvit, Aavin^. Bo.ston, 3 -- iT*’ —M eeting in dozen or .so. who have been doing When no one throwr a party, and ate-cars. ways U owned by the federal, BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE therefor. Automobiles for Sale 1 state, or local governments. WITH M.AJOR HOOPLB WANTEI* PASTRY "«ik. Apply K«*mp‘:4 Ini' emergencyconvention for the first the work, would like a little help no one. wrecks a bus. f.roni you. Dont’ wait/for some­ No. 2046 V . F. W . ^H.COM C ON- M O ,W E S ,I c a in *T 1941 PLYMOUTH convertlt)lo at once .Sheridan Hotel, And no ope gets arrested for etir- visitor (from London)—Tour I COULD IP time ir y its .54-year history, the one to do the work,, get back In ■ ring Up a fuss; I JUST WANT BRIN <3 NVVSBLP TO IT WAS A LOOK,MARTHA' LAE^ HMPR/ r 00. .SERVICE AND QUALITY Old / 16S’hour woik week for M assa­ Post FelicilaloM the dart Ic^agiie. And thkfs not ery mile wise admonttlon. BULBS,' umbrellas nisde like new New ing ('aril A.HMnrlnvnl-s Ka.Htfr. chusetts plants having war pro- all. the Captain and star of the up where we left off before .Xmas. NO CONSCIENCE- .REMIND YOU NOT TD CAME FMOAA $750 Cash Is all that Is needed! Hirtlulay.^ nthf'r iH i a.suin,‘i IVr- •7 iK I^FNT < oMFOllTABLK covers, inquire’’I>^uls Paliirr.i. 46 r"‘on. on \i\m line, ^ .;tH apinL:'> Bl.ssell .street. Phone .II.IS f.iMiilv K» as^-n.i l-l/ Tch'piuWu- Mif-ly eomniitlees in all factorie.s Mix rs. Miiiisie piTt at the tunc Another .star. good tiifie with I’li.-d an.l .Mixiliary den fence)—f M-y old fellow. I un­ HOLD EVERYTHING b e a c h in g f o r ■ HiC” prnfit.'i K x p u n e n 'u p .p n .-s- pilrtv, Auxiliary paity Xmas par- .ESCAPES.' : ’. o s and iqqiosition' to any "linjii.sli- Uoifiniaiulcr Lincler.s. wa.s taking derstand th a t you" have Thom p­ THE GRAYV.' STUART J. WASLEY jviry SampIi'H mi appr<>vm 1. W al­ lied increase income taxes in the c ure of the "Litll'e Church Around t.v and last but not least New son's new snow shovel. 755 Slain Street MovinK—Trucking— lace Brown. Fifth Ave,. I>ept FOR Pll-:.N I' l/'O.M . .suit.i'll.' for Itm. r income bracket.* Tlo’ rnemlik^rs of ths- .Mons- the Covner " on Parker street. An­ Y'ear's parly. It wa.*n I an affair Johp-^Yes, I have. Tel. fiepR - 7140 Storage it) 1404. New York one or two/ Good location. 61 In opening the convention. Fed­ Ypres Post laXe ;^is op|>ortunily other teammate, ju.st a dart like last year, but it c ertainly wa.s Jsks—(3ood. If you'll let be bor­ Winter street eration Pre.sident Nicholas P. Mor- to add their conXralulation.s to the ehurker. Was on. a business trip a lot of fun and no one who attend­ row that occasloDaliy I'll let you STORAGE riseV said in a ' prepared address m any others to "s^lr. and Mrs to .New Y“ork. and .still another ed It will forget It for awhile. use Smith's lawn mower whenever Moving and Packing. TTie Austin Situations W,anted— m R~REV T A TTR A( 'f IVE that the gathering was the first .lam es Mun.sie, w lid-thts past week nioniber of the team was A. W. O. The member# of the .Auxiliary you need It. f A. (.'harribers Co. Telephone 6260 Female 3S in.'die^ I'ootn.s, .steain heat of it.s kind in '.he nation. celebratcil their-.50th, wed'ling an- L.. leaving ortjy two little Pussy would like at this time to extend h'lthd 2 i.mnute.s from bus In First World War niveVsar.v. Both Mt- kU'l .Mis Cal.s to tackle those, six fighting their congratulations to .Mr. and ' Where Sonr Of The Qas Goes IRftnrheBter W ANTED MOU.'JEWOKK for Rje .So Main .street. He i'-viewed the part labor play­ Mun.sie are great workers'for-"qr Alley Cats. Diet they do a good Mrs. James .Munsie on the anni­ Taxicabs In the United States Repamng 23 small fifnitly. without i hildren. ed m the fir.st World War and de­ Briti.sh Relief ao'l we tpuat that jol>? Ask Andy. versary on their fiftieth weddHig cairTy more th a n 780,000,000 p as­ Eveiiina Herald Call at 49 WadswoTth .street clared: many happy years still K.e ahead Tliere .should be s'ome good bat­ day. We are alao very glad to hear sengers a year. MOWERS SHARPENED. r*palr- Boarders Wanted 59-A " It 18 common knowledge, of for them. tles Honlght. Three teams are that Mrs. Edith Mason i.4 home ClassiHed AdvertisemenU ed, shear grinding, key httlng. course, that during the last war 5’oiing CTiarlie T ro tter, X o is tied for Second place, juat one point from the hospital and feeling must New Lodger (sarcastically)—la duplicating, vacuum cleaners etc. Live Stt)ck—Vehicles ^ WA.NTED .MEN BOARIJIcRS Count eta average word* to a tint Hnmc I'Kikinu Iiupm c."2A iN.*’W- .Massachusetts enjoyed the record, still confined at the hospital’x en­ tccfiind the leader.*. better. We will nil be glad to hear that all the soap there is In this J Initials, iiumbere and abbrtvistlont overhauled. Braithwaite, 52 Pearl a.s it does now, of having fewer tertained quite a few vi.siturs itvi i -Myer Schwol.sky. chief atto rn ey when our treasurer. Anna Barron room ? |#Reli count as a word and oempnund street. ‘m;in I words ss two words Minimum cost FOR SALK GUERNSEY, In- mdu.stnal disputes than anv other the holi'lay The hoy i.s pi\>- at .Newington hospital, has lieen -s up ami around again. .Mr.s. Bur. Landlady (decidedly)—Yes, sir, .state m the union. f Is pries of three Mnee SAWS SET AND FILED, CXDRD quire a t 11 I^^wi.s FOR UFNT FFRNISHKn front gressing a-s well as can he ex\ named to -succeed the late Major ron has been sick in bed now for ail I can allow in one room. Llae rstee oer day for transient room. with h*’Tt. rra.stinable. ' It is our determination that we pected. \Bannigan as manager of the Vet- several weeks and W'e have cer­ New Lodger—Well, I’U take two I Pds. wood saws gummed. Skates will eliminate the word 'fewer' arid Mocfive MareS IT. ItSf Meals optional Telephone Gla»- Don’t forget our Bingo games bran Administration Facility at tainly missed her st all our parties more ixxtms. I’ve got to wash In ' (A S T sharpened. General grinding. 15 f o ^ 45 have 'none' in tne essential Indus­ E C aebC bsrse years experience. Capttol Grind­ Articles Sale torlbiirv 2926. which are held each Monday eve­ the hospital. over the holidays. Beat-wishes and the morning. i W E A R J A K E Oossecutlve U sy s ...t 7 otsi I Sts tries during this war. ^ good lurk Anna. ing Company, 531 Lydall street. ning In the O range hall. Good CHir old friend and eomrade, 9 Consecutive Osys... • ota|ll tts FOR SALE—-M+IN'S REBUILT ' Now we .are a t w ar again. Wall Thorcas Murphy, cnterech Newing­ Department Patriotic- Instnictor BROUGHT t> kf ...... hi otsllf ets Phone 7958. prizes and lota of fun Teecber pointed out that a sur­ and rclasteil /imocs. Better than Business I.ocations strei't barons will not win it. Nor All profits go to buy Unilcl ton h'os[iital for treatment Wednes- Florence Peterson presented an name often indicated the trade of 0 5 Cr.PwnLUAM*, HER HOTEL .A ll orders for Irregular inaertlons new cheap ^oes Sec them. Sant will those who have constantly THE CRIME ^ 1 1 be charged si the one time rats. WANTED TO TUNl!, repair and For Rent fit States Defen.se bonds ami to help clay nHeriioon. We hope it isn't American flag to the 2nd Battal­ the ancestors of those who bore ______>• a <50AP=a ' tp eelsl rstee for long term every ■regulate your piano or player Yulycs, 7ftU .Main. hated the things we stand for. If in British Relief. Come and bring a for IcmiX "Tommy. " ion in the West Hartford Armorv the name. He gave, as examples. ; thi.s w ar is to be won by the U nit- i sdverttaiht given upon request. piano. Tel. Manchester 6052. FOR RE.NT .STORE AT 312 friend and help the w orthy cau.se We roc'^ived a letter from Past last Tuesday night. The auxillarlea Smith, Taylor. Baker and othera I I Ads'ordered before the third or Mam street. 2.5.x3.'> Inquire at 310 >d States and it will be—every­ Don't forp?t .vour Red Cross nun h a.s bver. Ho tells us ' that of the Hartford Di.atrirt Coiint.v Then be questioned one of the > BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES They’re Busy ' flftb day will -be charged only for ^‘uel and Feed 49-.A thing will depend upon the work­ ths actual number of times the sd -Mam struet. Tele|dionc t;i41 Jeenf’s us th a t he 'is having a good tlnie Council piirchaaed the flat which boys. BY EDGAR MARTIN , Appeared, charging at the rate earn- ing men attjl women." '■ and that he jikes Navy life a.s waa very beautiful. Colonel .Max­ Help Wanted—Female 35 "What were your ancestors, Tuort'*. \s\e,m v. [ ad but DO allowance or refunds can SA LE—WO'OOD. Eugenfc Gag. iiuieh as eveh. He ells us that well accepted It for the baUalion. W ebb?" VOieLL—GfVAASk, nads on all time sde stopped WA.NTED—SINGLE GIRL with Wanted to Rent IO kH S E i'E .V . After tbd fltth day. .Ilardone. Bolton. Tcl. .5234. new reeruits ake eoroing In fast, The time has arrived when each "Spldere, sir " i WV.^ '\W'. iiA«oeccs( knowledge of typing and general Unit laooks Ahead hundreds of bo.va coming In every FfkXNTTVN fVT ^*orc S 055 S o **tni forbids": display lines aot WANTED 4 ROOMS un* one of ua should try In some way TV\K5’S VOOT •old. . office procedure. Good pay. Repl^ (lav and he.has to'help train them. c a n t <90 furni.sho.l. iNorlh Covenlrv to help out in Civilian Defense. We YOUfO LVKE. ‘ .T b a Herald will not he reeponetble .giving age, and experience. W i^ Household Goods 51 To the New Year O ur .New Y'ear's , p arty waa no never can tell when we may need STORIES IN ST .(MRS \«5 RMaWt for more than one incorrect inter- Box C. Herald. , / Telophonr IbT at 9 a. m. hlg splash. Init a \T^y good crowd flop of any "advertisement ordered CLEARANCE SALE! to know what to do in an emer­ for mors than one time. VVANTL'I) T () RKNT apartment ' of post, club and auxiliary niem- gency. The memliers of the Auxi­ Tbs Inadvertent omission of la- YOUNG LADY FOR permanent 3 rooms, con.si.sting of a complete Bejriiis ,‘5rcrs .sat down to a. very\e>v fineline tulur- r­ living room, complete heilroom ami nr hnii.se hv T.imiiv four, ('ail j 1 take great plea.sure in wi.shing liary are planning to take the •orroet publication of advertising piisltion. Must have seljuig ex­ key limner about midiJm idinghl. We, course in First Aid offered by the core ,942 IT N u m v ica iwc r m. o. t sat o»». Will bs rsotlfled only by cancellation perience and be capal^ of. rou­ complete kitchen with electrical 72f>9 T‘)71 ‘ i .vll the members of our Mon.«- / - 3 •f ths chargs made for ths servlcs As Grange ll€*ad Ypres Auxiliary ami Post A Hap­ of the’ Veterans of Foreign Wars, Red Cross. There in no reason why fondsrbd. tine department oflfi^ work In- appdlances NOW on sale for only have an idea what those XV* J244.,This exceptional bargain can­ py New Y'ear!" nearly every member cannot join “How do you like this new helmet I designed, Geoeral?” AJI advsrtlsementa must conform clu ling typing. Wivtklns Broth­ LfRiil .Notices 78 the Islands arc going through, thi.s. class. Tile most essential ta atyls, copy and typography with ers. Inc, / not be duplicated, nor'wdl we lie I Mias Gertrude A. Anderson was "A new page, a new yar. L et's keep the record Olenr. therefore we are going to tkXe It thing Is that once you start you yegolatloris enforced by the publish* able to offer this outfit ag.iin at ' installed a.s Master of Coventry L i* •rt and.they reserve the right to up FltLL time, at A fresh start, a new figlit. easy on all celebrations iinUl .this m ust atten d every single cla.s.s. All pdtt, revise or reject any copy eon- this low price $10 iiqio.sit -.vdl re­ G range No. 7.5. P. of H.. ferr the thing is over. Our New Year’s KL.V.NY BLSl.NL’SS Burtons. MusU be quick and ar- serve your aelectiny Easy lernis third eonserutive year, Thursday A nevv year- live It right; ' members of the Auxiliary are In­ •Idsred obJectionaMe. This is the beginning of a new re.soUitlon IS, 'To aid the boys Yn vited to join and please call Presi­ BnnoB•I I • A • • • • W CLOSING HOURS—Claasined sda I tirate with /figures. Phtme or writif for free 'vourte.sy I. VI C' i; I ll's r i,-:| evening. The mslalling officer was servic e. " ttt bs published asms day must bs Mrs. Edith M. Lane, State Lectur­ year, and the "clouds of war" are dent Maud I-eggett (34151 just a.s • fscelved by I t o'clock nOo'n Satur- A'lto." Wc will gladly call for you Pimt Meetings sexin a.s possible so she will know Connie Mock Shores i This service place.* you under no er of Cunnectlciit State. Grange. very dark overhead. But let us all tfays 1 0 :20. WANTE WAITOEftS. 221 play a little mor/’. and remombor Tuesday night s post iiieoling l}ow m any are interested. Two Baseball Stomp Honors | w a. «»4iaTas»a3.'iH ver lining." Tboas St the CHAHtiE RATE glvsa Because our eoiintr.v i.s at war. laigi- etciwd fireaent. We have and 1 hope evervone will aend in may never get his picture on ! / BY Roy c r a n k H artford a .'■tanip. but as long as there is •bovs as a oonveneince to adver­ there is so much, we all can do, to almost 100 per cent of our last their names. We will all he called / MCVEC BEEW > tisers. but the CASH RATKS will bs .vear s niemiiers paid up for 1942 a U, S baseball centennial com- Bcy, WE HAVE A TIME .' MO HUM*, here ME APE T)unl5 T U m ^tted Waistline help out. Let us all. put our to . make sarrificc-s- hut. our i ( N CIMTRAL A,Fa]CA WE UlCB TO PLV LOW AMD pcespted as. PULL PAYMENT It .dong wilh^a large niiniber of new memoratlve in «n album. 79-year- SJ KHARTDOM, EdyPTlAW J CNUAM) p.ild at tbs builnesa office on or hs- 5119.9,5 BEDHOftM SET S'did shoulder to the wheel " "The pa.st Libert)^ and Freedom are worth - 8EFC«B , BUD f WELL, stampede herds of titPHAUTS fors ths seventh ‘day following ths I gone forever, we niu.sl all look memhers. Now if the rest of you any sacrltVce. old Connie Mack will have a place WPA m! EOQSy rr V BUT maple, 3 pc.s. $89 95. K em p's Inc. \ v a j *|UBE SEE SOME AMD NLACHNE 6UM CBOCXtUESf WAS SUCH A dull / I P Arst Insertiontlon of each ad otharwiaav oth< forw ard" to achieve a ".sucees.s- 1941 niemlH'rs pav up .soejn, we will The , Anieru'tin ' Red Cross is in philately. \ tkOKTS OW THl'^ RUM.'. CANT THl4 TlMC.THO-THEREiS WHICH tbs CHAHr.K;(»K ItATK will r>« c o lle ct/ have one (if the biggest niembcr- c d P • • TOlP, BUO A El •d. No reap',ffpvtiniDlllty “'for errora in e'OR SALE PLAYER juano with ful year. " having another drive and everyone ■The stamp pictures the sand- L ^ GENERAL ALOHA tsiepboned] adaads irllli^lll be aanumed Niii 90 rolls, also Glenwoisl range. 2 I hope that every member of our shqis he [sist has enjoyed. Get can enroll even though .vou have tots from which Mack drew many thSIr accuracy cannot be guaraa- iron bed.*, steel he.d couch 2.5 unit" will resolve to atlefid faith­ arii'ind onee In awhile and let's given once, give aeain Do you of his sUrs. The name of .Mack tesd Mather. fully, every meeting during the get a look at you. realize th at the onl.v way vou ran backed by 58 years of baseball, is Indei of Cla^sifitatioM y e a r of 1942. Company H of the Slate Guard, get in touch with a prisoner of 'A l; \ t f the riinipany we formed, has re a part of everything connected i' • i n b i ...... A .Meeting Ibvte war Is through the Red Cross and with America's national game. .Soil.] II placed Company G on guard on engagements ...... B 536.50 KNEEHOLE DE..t'>rc^cles . .. 11 bers and friends, please .send « Athletics In 1900. won h li ninth . 'L E T T IH 6 Mfe O U T for each volunteer. / T h a t b en 1 8t vvdt^T P6E L .'N B t h a t a l l ISN'T QuiTi .Dwelnrae and ProfraalonnI Servlers other members of the team card. If It Is possible, drop in for American League pennant in 1931,- t ’ PK3SER OP THAT CB^L so ’s * i3 m t... BOMETHi h *. a b o u t Business Services o^fred ... I| /Bee-el. Thirty-one of the county seats /-3 DO VOU HAVE ADEtJlATE were: Mrs. Eds B. Blackman. aVf. b little visit. We hope the New and, was immortalized In the ,^£,^j^ATo#r b o t h m e a h TMIB G uV 'i COLO FEROCITY H ousehold Services tifTered Year wdll bring good health to all of North Carol'na are not tjie larg­ 6N(5LAHD’LL T H A T J U S T n a t j -Papenng ...... Si dles -and they were kind enough Knif Glamorous Student Set •Professional Services ...... It sm all costic , Overseer. Carl Snow; lecturer Repairing ^ Jl Ijirge frontage on the Ijike June D. Loomis; steward, Emory to let the children of our Auxiliary Tailoring— Dyeing-^-Cleaning 14 altrirds Summer and W Inter Hill; secretary, Rmma A. Snow; participate in the party. .We also S p e c i a l N i s h t S e r v i c e c u r i n g t h e O o o o . cJh e e r S e a s o n Toilet t^ods and Service .... tl Sports. Ideal for a Boy or Girl treivsiirer. C. Irving Loomis; as­ want to thank Sister Nan Taggart W anted — Ruv*'***** S-rvire .••. It who donated .the use of her Santa l-'tl UCJ11 l<*nml Musi S e ll! Caiiip, .Suniiiier Hoiiie, or a sistant steward, Donald Gehrihg Coursas and 91 Cnmmunllv Settlement. Ele­ gatekeeper, William A. Roberts Claus costume. The drawing on the afphan, do P riv ate Ins* ructi> »'S 11 vation about Eight Hundred Ceres. Virginia Butler; Pomona Dancing ...... te A Lot l.oO’ X 130* in Ethel Cargo; Flora, Octavla nated by Mrs. Rabina Salters, will Musical —Dramatic ...... tl (HOO) feet. W ant ed — I ns ■ >ns ...... M Pe.sce; lady assistant steward, take place some time this month’ Kliiefields Trael Other tand available, In vlrin- AH proceeds will be turned over to VRECKLUS AND HIS FRIENDS Klnnnrlnl Margaret McBrier^; and one In Person BY MERRILL BLGSSER Bonds—StuuivB — .M rr^.igea .«• l! §;19.> (j»sh •t.v. giember of the executive commit the Clothing Fund of the Bilitiah Business xVporMjnltiee . 19 To he siierlHeed at fraction of tee, Laurence Robertson; pianist, War Relief Society. Money to I.i.tr. . . . I] cost. Fan I'v e t » ieo x > o r r lo u om the Help anil HHitadons Isobel Robertson. PHONE AT LEAST TEN TIMES, I THd jg m t t l e kids C o m e t h in k o f rr. Tp t h e c h e c k w a s r o it Help VV.ii.f***! -K»-'*iale /•...... II Apply /'■ Coyentry Grange waa founded on WERE GO'NG TD TmH 1 GOT A CAa FROM ♦ 2 0 A.ND THE Nio OOULONT BAY ff, IT MISMT Bu t the line w a s COMMUNtTY DANCE I ’/Help W anted —.Male ...... H EDWARD J. HOLE January 16. 1888, and haa now a ALWAYS BUSY ! TVtCRE SAVinO FrEOC- E A S l u r OB fr ec jc l ss — J u s t b e in g ______galssmen Wanted ...... 67 W ethei^rfr Su DIO JUNE SAY LES COULDNT RAY Hslp Warie-5 —Male or Female I' OR YOI R OWN BROKER mopnbership of 194 members. Laat A ANYTVHNO ABOUT/ HIMSELF / January at the annual session of Anderson- TilB’ CHECK, B u r X A gents W an(-d t'l'yi Siiiiday .(mernoon M anchester Th e RiVlERA ASSUMED rr WASHT glluatluoa WnIrd — Kemnle . .. i' Connecticut State Grange, Coven PRBCICLBS, BUT THAT SltUAlk>ns W ,4 r.r ed —.M B le . . . . |i try Grange was awarded a Bible Employmerii AgtH.-.-ee ...... it Shea BOy WHO a BEEN l.lve Sf(»rk— l*ei«— Pnnltyyw marker In honor of its being ap POSIN0 AS HIM ' \ eliirlre Honor Grange In the Connecticut Oogs— Birds — l‘**te ...... 4 .State Grange. Post Cive Stock — Vel>‘.« if* ...... i\ . P ‘>uUry and .^atip! ...... 41 ! ter. is the second woman In her ■Wanted — -P'ul'ry — Stork | Miss Anderson, the present mas- No. 2046 V . F. W . Kor Salr— .M Isrrllanrons (-'omffirtablc and easy to wear, Grange to become its maater. . A rticles K'>v ...... Since joining th.e G range in i933,- floats and .\i. »• A'-ne* J, I tills .Ires.s can be fitted perfectly to ' Buy A New 1942 Home Building -M'lier'nie «. cat h itidividual figure because of she has been active in Grange hav- Vets Look Ahead r Diamonds —Wuri.t.* — Jewelry «t ' the side sashes which tie in 'back SEE I S IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN OWM.VG A NEW 1 ing been lecturer for a perio<> o f Electrical A t>p!;» — fL- du ** I th'ts pulling the dres.s to a srtiooth I six consecutive years,' and has Just FqeJ and h'eed . . . •" « I completed two years as master. To a War Year y Ciurdes—'Kacrn —l*a»rv l*rr*dycts ^ I line in front, scooping U through j h o m e : eerw. im i ar ma navict. ix. d /N* Househ<>ld (; ‘OfiK ...... fcl I the wal.st. Th- renter panel from , , Besides being active In Grange Machlnerv m.a r 'le...... Me are building .5-nwm and 4-ro«m houses In the Ell/abeth 'work she is very active'In other ** jiei'klinc t" hem aids. too. in tiiak- Well, the New Year has start­ tMuatcal ln$! ru u;* n( - ...... J, I log .vou l.>ok slimmer than ever in I Park seelion. Bowers afreet and tireen Road. I social, civic and 'church activities SCORCUY SMITH Gate-Crasher Office *nd S:'., ■ e L-ju.pment ••« ! in her community. She teaches a ed. We w onder w hat 1942 haa in BY JOHN C. lEUKY Apfrclals at the SN’re.3 ’ 14 this fn«k' And it can be the gay- I Buy now and have your otyn rhoiro of decorations and color large Sunday School class, is sec­ store for us? There is going to be 5 2 8 2 ""Af "W’caring Apratei — Fiirs est and ' prettiest of your house | plenty of hard work and aacri- .W a n te d —T‘ Uuy .... nehemes. F. H. A. mortgages. .Small down payments. retary-treasurer of the Sunday TWAT MllTwia b u s i:...hji5Mm. SONQTO ll«»Nrd-^lln(ele— fle««»r dresses in a quaint calico' or per- ' flces, plenty of sorrow and happi­ By .Mrs. Anne Osbot your own Sorority letters and em­ 7:. cale, trimmed with cheerful nc- ■ School of the Second Congrelta- broider on the backs of glove and HOD TVC«5 POK A ’/ BLA5T OUkWIff Ileataitranta tional church, librarian of the Por­ ness. victories and defeats, but w:e Y'ou'll feci aa glam orous as Hedy ‘Rooms Will, u’ U'-srd ...... H rac. Perhaps you would prefer to buy one of our choice building I^m arr when you wear this excit­ on the scarf. Do them In bold W14IL{~.. OUT " R o s r d tis ' Wii^nte?) ...... i ter Library of Coventry, and is an must make the best of w hat comes, '■* P attern No. 8055 is in jures 12 to loll. If S4>, we have m any to I'hoo'w' fri>m on Henry street, Ta.n- for in the end, everything Will turn ing and colorful, scarf aiid glove black). A tiny red heart and a llt- C ountry Roard— U« ...... 20 and 40. Sire 14 requires 3 3-8 officer in' Climax chapter. Order ' tie green oak loaf aymbollzlng "a V. Hotels—Restaurams . !*...... ner, Prineeton and Bowers streets, an||ir on Harvuril Road, Green of Eastern SUr. She Is employed out alright. set on your campus! Wboted—Hooms-7 -Rs->ard . . . . « .yards 36-lnch material, 5 1-2 yards I stout heart" make this a knockout Road and North Elm street. by the Aetna life Insuance Com­ Many of our young men 'will die .Scarf is knitted In snowy white Heal Gaiat* For lieut Iric-rac. ■ " ( and many will come through, some wool and splashed with a glowing set for high school or college girl! Apartments. . Flats. Tenements JJ I For this attractive pattern, send : pany aa secretary to the editor of Make a *set for yourself and one ' P isiness Locations for Rent .. W'e have been selling .Manchester Real Estate for over 25 the company magazine. She also wounded and sick wid tome un­ red. pink and green flower design. «( I 15c In coin, your name, address. I for a Soror sister. ■louses Fot l\ent ...... writes short stories and poetry scathed. Tfou that stay at home, Edges of scarf carry out the brijgbt ^burbau For Kent ...... 4* pattern number and size to The | years. Any Information that you may need about building or To obtain knitting instructions some of which hara been pub­ some not fit for sen'ice and others colorings of the flowers. You can ftummer Homes For Kent .*••• Manchester Evening Herald To- real estate will be cheerfully given by onr offiee. also wear the knitted triangle as a for scarf and gloves (Pattern No. Wa«l#d te Item ...... •J I lished. on defense joba. will have to chip Heal Eviate Far Sala day's Psftefn Service 106 7th ■ in dollars of your- pay. not once neck ac'arf. It's stunning with a 0282) embroidery chart for flower Mlsa Anderaon will attend the design, color chart for working, nmatii Building for Sala •• Sk Avenue, N«'w York , N. Y. 57th annual sessloB of the Connec­ a year, but sa often as it- is needed slip-on school sweater. iss Property for Sale .e* J* Styles f6r all ages and -all sizs-s to help to bring this w ar to a Gloves have a beautifully fitted complrte Greek letter alphabet and m ABd Land for Sals ticut State Orange tn Hotel Bond. cines stitch chart for working, sg for 9alq %'•••••••••*••« ^ are shown In the Fashion Book, a H artford, Ja n u a ry IS, 14 and 15. speedy end and to help those more wrist and Interesting sbap^ top. ROBERT J. SMITH, Inc. If you're a Sorority girl, you'll send 10 cents In coin, your name fa r Bala ...... tl . preview of deifigoa available In unfortunate than ourselves. Be ED F to p arty for B a l a ...... t4 easy-to-sew pattern. Send for ymii want to use th^ cross-stitch Greek snd address snd the psttem num­ 96.1 MAIN STREET M o te thaw 50,000 horses are In genero'us to the Red. Cross and the rbaa fot ^slr ...... It ; copy today, letter design Instead of Ui1 B adt 1 One. Pattern ajv| P*tteni Book i And w e^k'ptore'of you mem- alphabet is given in the chart Pick Afal J9aUcss I ordered together. 25V, I due to the A SATO RD AY, J A N U A R Y 3,1942 y o u B i E E i f ■'f jilanritrstfr Eortibig f the Red Cross. Carry Your Message of Mercy to Those On the Firing Line! Building Boom Town to Start iUioutTown Recreation Heard Along Main Street Business and Sources of. Income Have Averagyi Daily Circulation For the Moath of December, IM l Is Continuing And on Some o f Manchester*s Side StreetSi Too “Blood Bank” ‘ Walter J. Fortin of 16 » « Vi*.’ Center Items R an ged Greatly Since 1917 But the Need The Weather Forecaat of C. 8. Weather Bureau '•ttM t who '«ill»t«d_ In the Army 1-2. Boys swimming class E. S. ^ * 7,100 iM t week paaeed his physical ex- . There's a whale of a difference they spoke of the beauties of the' Volunteers Are Needed to Support the 'amlnntlon In Hartfonl yesterday 7-8, Men's plunge period E. S. L e l » U l » III h it f llt III betweeji strgy bullets and stray night. And o f Chri.stma.s 'decora- Member ef the Audit > 7- 10, Bowling alleys open E. S. * dogs, but if the, stray dog kills a lmn.s. Bureen ef Circidatioae Oleailng and ooiutderaMy colder and was sMlgned to the Signal 8- 10 Silbros basketball periodThis E. Town and Area; To Make Donations at Corps at Camp Devens, Mass. W cow. the owner can claim damages Said he: 'tonight. S. • ' ■ , Will leave Hartford Monday mom- New Developments. from the, town whereas If the cow "Ah, darling. How wonderful Memorial Hospital. Manchester— City of Village Charm lag for the Arm y camp. happens to be the victim of a everything is when one's In love. Monday: stray bullet no damages can be How clear one -sees everything 6-9, .lunior boys game room open Building operations in the Man- The Manchester Memorial hos­ VOL. LX L, n o . 81 (ClaulSed Adrertiring Oh Page IS) Wells S. Wetherell. son 6f Mr Claimed. Mrs. Keish up on Gard-, Ga/.e at the stars One can almost pital, In cooperation with the local MANCHESTER, c 6 n N., MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1942 E. S. and W. .s. i hester and Hartford defense area.s ner street lost a-cow via the stray visualise peoples' there just like RED CROSS (FOURTEEN PAGES) and Mrs. Wells H. Wetherell of 7 6-6:45 Junior bovs plunge perloil Defense Council, is preparing to iVill co.ntinne this year. Yester­ bullet route and sought to collect you and I, looking at things with p r i c e T h r e e c e n 'ts CheS|tnut streeW left this morning E. S. . jeatablish a "Blood Bank" of plas­ fo r Omaha, Nebraska, after spend- day President Roo.scvelt approved from the town, but there lsn;t any love-visioned eyes. ma to be stored for u.se in emer­ ------X------6-7 Boys ba.sketball .school E. S. ground for such a claim. It seems. "See below us here. how ■ Ing the holidays with his parents. 6- 7 Smairgvm open for handballthe erection of 46.5 houses in the gency. He is sales engineer for the Pax- , area. . Of these, Manchester la f io In such a case a dog Is more everybody has decorated h& home. Siiperlntenlent Harry C. Smith Is Greater Than Ever E. S. potent than a bullet.. -4nd there, especially, deare.st. look ton-Vlering Steel company in | alloted 13.5 We.st Hartford will stated today that the hospital is 7- 8. Small ga-m open for boxing In connection with the loss of toward the left. There is the work Omaha. | be allow^ed to build 185, \Vethers- now equipped to take blood dona­ E. S. ■ the row an investigation Is being of a genius. The small ruby eyes, 7-8, Men's plunge pencKl E. .s. fii'ld 65 and Glastonbury 80. All tions for the blood bank in series In\Tjiis War are to die privately built conducted to try to ascertain -ii the slender legs of .Santa's rein­ . The annual'meeting of all four 7- S, Women's’gym rlas.H E. S. the killing was deliberate Or acci­ deer. What an artist that man of four or eight people. Physlr Philippine Arpiy groups of the ”*Memorial Hospital 8- 9:30, Men's gym cla.s.s E S.In the .\iayberry deyelopment In clans of the bp^pital staff will East Hartford, where 500 units dental. Doc Bushnell found the bul­ must be. The background, the \Ve cannot sit b a ^ and reflect on the glory that Women's AuxUiagj-, will be held 8-9, Advanced swimming clas.i let and It may figure prominently take the blood at convenient hours are being built, the first vx'ill. be sense of balance— the very atmos­ Monday aftemoohx^t the hospital, for women E, S. in finding who ftr8d the shots phere of Christmas" in the evening!.. Manchest€(r subscribed i(^ quota in 1917. 8-10, Bowling allrys re.Horvcd for occupied next week. Becau.se o'f with Group No. >1 serving as It became chilly so the young An? Wanteid hOStesa. In the absehfe in Florida Miss Ander-son's group E. S. the inability of the Melr.ipolitan TTiose 'Willing' to dopate blood 7-10. Bowling (illey.s re.serv ed for Water Department to furnish auf- If you want to dispose of a good man started up the engine to drive of the leader of thisv^tovip. Mrs. honie As they pa.ssed through for .the jal<48ma blood bank are in­ mcn'.s senior le.aguc \V. . tii lent water for the pew develop- big hatch of tickets for some event James M. Shearer, W. W. Porter .street, they got a close-up vited to t^igphone the hospital, j ment there will he an independent you're connected with just hand i» a , ^ ^ - r To Meet The Present Quota Eou wlU be acting le^ier. ?/s inmeh of hooks to a liquor board oM he artistic Christmas decora- .5131, giving names and telephone CM rge W. House is lel^er o£ • water supply. ^ This i.s a Federal numbers. As Soon as a gtroup of Inspector. It is 8ald that one. in- tion —two wooden horses and a Group 2, Mrs. David M. CMdwell •*Tlie Ideal M ali’’ ! project and the government has four or eight are" assembled, they .spector who now and then checks pair of red lanterns belonging to o f Group 3 and Mrs. V^lliam i alloted J71.000 for artesian wells will be notified when to report for up on . licensed dispen.saries here the Highway Department to pro- Of ’18,000 CjJIs i^or Generous W ■ ’ --"a _ , Knofskie of Group 4. \ • (llm reli SiilijecI ;nnd water pipes teft an excavation. the extraction. \<) I/ot-l'p in Sight never milkes a call without pro­ ducing some tickets for the per­ The plan of establishing a blood In Manchester hiiil'ling contin­ b.ank wa.s approved here Age to the "The Ideal Man." will he the ues ami there is little to Indicate mittees to buy He Is hardly ever A new resident fn town who Giving By ALL The People Allies Lose Bases, Miles in Orient refused, so he is In a position to proximity to the Hartford and subject discussed at the 6 o', lock that there will be any let up in the formerly lived in Memphis,'Tenni^ East Hartford national defense unday evening meeting of the number of houses to be built. •sell quite a lot of them Mayho IS frying to get an anti-noise driv< Cordon Drawn About plants. The blood will be con­ PHILCO that's an idea for the local Red started here. In Memphis a drive This Adverti.sement Paid For By The J, W. Hale Corp. nior Epworth Ix'.ague of the With 120 more hoii.ses planned to verted to pla.sma m Hartford, it Cross campaign management was made on automobile horn U.I S R. Heavy Enemy Losses R C A RADIOS Sn\th Methodi.st rhiirrh. The be built this year in Gieen Acres was stated. yoiiW womem are In full charge terrace and with .50 houses planned honking and it not only ea.sed the and Plasma may be used Irl'any case of tlu^ program. They will pre.sent for erection in the \4cinity of the Few people know that there is nerves of the residents but It al­ a dental laboratory here in town, or for any Individual regardless of for fhscusslon among the "fair Greenwav tbact, 30 houses are to so proved to be an excellent safe­ • Record and we undenitand a local denti.»t ty measure. Horn tooting isn't al­ type, making it ideal for emer­ Invading Jap Force; .sex," lo; requisites which they be­ be built by Stephen D. Pearl on 'didn't know it until* recently. lowed on the main city streets and gency use. The use of plasma lieve th ^ ideal man should pos­ land owned by him on Wocsiland Combination .Seems a Manchester resident had ns a result the city is remarkably eliminates the nece's.sity of trou­ Are Told; Confnjlence street. He has. alre.idy started sess. broken one of his dental plates blesome cross typing during trans- work on four TlH’se will be built quiet and the accident rate has Records and Sheet Music The yoiifVg nien will agree not niid he wanted it fixed so he could gone away down. fiision.s. CHINA under the supervision of the. own­ to speak untVl the la.st ten minutes edt hi.s ChTistmas dinner. His den­ . The local resident says that er and Harry ft. Ilylander will be LEGION of the nieetinR, at which time they tist told him it would be impossi­ from early morning on to nine Warship Claimed Hit KEMP'S, INC. may put forth any views that the^• his consultant. Herbert .1. Mc­ ble to have the plate fixed in time o'clock the din in Manchester is rU R N lT T R E A.VD MTSIC themselves niay- have on the .sub- Kinney has taken permits for the Mounts in because the nearest laboratory was netwe-wracking. Then again in the a erection of four hou.»es in the DIAL Ject. ■ in Hartford. A (.rtend mentioned evening tjie nerves are shattered. | Japanese Report Naval All young men 'land women arc' View street- section and plans to the fact that there is a laboratory This person says that the noise is 1 Chinese Say Junction Invited to be pre.sOpt: the young erect more. The houses that M.c- right here in town but because of very noticeable after coming from Wavell Sees Feeling Rises Despite Ktnnvy is to build will cost about 7752 or Units Heavily Damage women to prove thrkl they can some recently enacted legislation an anti-noise City like Memphis. 1 ^I-N^G-O Effected by Garrison At Least 700 JapHnesB Fact British Forced to -^^UlO IC atlO n •give it" and the young men to $3,700V the laboratory cannot adverti.se At Speaking of noisy cities hardly ' Warships at Hilo in And Troops Sent to Re- Are Killed; Ameru prove that they can "take It." With 21 of the 23 houses under any rate the man In question had anyone would think of going to j 6172 Japan Going Next week a parallel, program rohstrilcUon in the .Stonehaven his teeth in time for his turkey. I New York to escape noise. 5'et we ' SA TljRDA r NIGHT Attack on Three Ha­ rtn T\ ^ * lit?f; Assert Japanese Yield Approximately Plan Will Be Filipino Losses TAXI? will be presented by th\ youn tract already sold. the Jarvis • I heard about a local man who is , FOR RELIABLE. waiian Islands; Army •200 Miles of Penin- ^ men on “The Ideal Woni.T Realty Company l.s planning to Now tliat the town has acquired | very active and he actually goes DEPENDABLE LEGION HOMfe^,— LE(5S’ARD STREET ■I O U e j e a t \ suffer 52,000 Casual- Described as Slight; CALL erect as many more this year ami property at the corner------of .Summit------“ to .New 5'ork to enjoy a good rest AND ECONOMICAL Asserts Forces Oc­ sula in Less Than Drastic One 6588 \ ^ has also under consideriitinn the I and Wadsworth streets for cor- and quiet. He engage? one of the ties in Three Days in (jilled ‘One of Most Al.ICE COKR.4N \ erection of more hoii.ses tn an-dher ' reeling the had curve at that point tower suites in the-Waldorf-Astor- Dancing After Bingo cupy Brunei on Is­ PHILIPPINE Month; Springs Large­ (Known As Queen .Alice) \ development where a lower rrxst Soy* Further Reverses ^Castrophic Debacle^; Serious Reverses Suf- m Prompt! .Selectman David riiambers can i.1. hotel; ana there, about 40 stor­ Laundry land of Borneo Jan. 1. ■SUNOS ly from Naming of Safe! SPIRITl'AL .MEDIUM \ house can be erected ies above the hustle and bustle of Outline I nfolded Today fered ; consider his project as well done. Soldiers in Uniform Admitted May Await Britain and Trying to Escape Trap. by Invaders Service! Seventh Daughter of a Seventh Sok ---- Elimination of the danger at that the city, he finds perfect .quiet. Wavell to Command. To 200 Manufacturers^ Bom With a Veil. \ » ‘ point has been one of his pot ideas. The only thing he can hear'yis a Service Tokyo, Jan.- 5.— (Official Allies in Far East Be- Since W ar Began.* Readings Dally 9 A. .M. to 9 P. ('o rd s OI 00)—.. Clams On the Half Shell — .And Other Fine Foods! 836 ,\o. .Main St. Tel. 4148 Ra>on Spring Prtnts ers at Singapore ' the night of panese Army\ were reported bad­ Air Corps, a5 deputy supreme j low carrying S bass drum got And Canton Cre|>e Jan. 1. Halfaya Paas area near the Egyp I through a ri^olving door, but the ly battered—practically wiped out. commander. They believed it im­ ese .Invaders of the Philippines a c -1 ••“ S'I'h H. I.adew, 41, wesUthy FINE WINES — LIQUORS AND BEER’ tian-Libyan border today to open the Chinese said. ter Mark of Thrust H ^ai’ M cSSaSC plied American concentration on corded "especially fiarsh " treat-|of the late J, X ■ 1 complications .that type door,can produce wfui demon-strated in a Americans Battle/ a heavy Britlah drive aimed at The Chinese high command de­ o O U t h of Moiwnw. * providing powerful air reinforce­ FU.MS Knitting Yarn clearing oiit the last remaining ments, in order to solve one of the local store the other day. A wom­ clared 30,000 Japanese were killed ZTZntia and r"'~" discnminatod "against all ! today when thr 8.*S-foot yaoht Reymander's Restaurant Japanese Planes Axis opposition In the Ubyan or Wounded yesterday in fighting key difficulties of the Allied post-, an had a dog on a leash and'was DEVELOPED AND and .knklets frontier zone. Moscow, Jan. 5.— artmenf removed hU body from mutt out. The'dog didn’t look very to have battled a large formation divisions—tw o of the four sent Film Deposit Box forces at Bardla, a Middle East river, hurlinjf the Germans No Decisive Battle Lost would seek through Swiss diplo- i the achtMiner an tonn of water happy about the incident and we of Japanese planes which staged against Changsha— were reported Annual Report on matic channels ti. better the con­ At Store Entrance Cheney Brot]iers command communique said, “ our back 100 miles from the higli Allied c<5pftdcnce also springs ftoured Into the hull. Firemen ____ Dial don't kndw from which he' suffered practically wiped out by Chinese ditions ol I'nileu States citizens in that they believed he was the only more~fhe ■ choking he suffered REMNANT SALESROOM (Continued pn' Page Tw elve) attention has now been turned to water mark of their thrust State of Union;, Big from the fact that' although the 3230 the last remaining pocket of ene, the island.s. Switzerland is look- l>erson alMuird the ship which had t o n i g h t : when the collar was being tugged Hartford Road Tel, 7822 (OooUnued On Page Twelve) south of Moscow, was an­ I mg after United- States mteresls lH*en tirsi up to a dock. Origin of t o n i g h t : Clean, Comfortable Cart! at, or being- caught In the door. A my resistanca In eastern Chrenal- War Fund lo Be .Asked. (C'ontlnued on Page Ten) KEMP'S Open Daily 9 to 6 ca. nounced today in a Soviet j in Japan by agreement with the the fire was not established im- CoarteoQS Service At All Times; good Samaritan came along, how­ State Del artmert. Sat. 9 a. m. to 5 p.- m. "Axis forces holding strong de­ mediatcl.i. l-lreraen estinuited tbn ever, and released the animal from comrhiinique. It declareti that Washington, Jan. 5.—i.-r. Pre.si- damage at $10,000, Tire Rationing fensive positions covering Halfaya the Germans ‘lost 2,300 men 800 Gen. Dougla.s .MacArthur. in a Inside the store. Moral!—leave your WHY HAVE HALF Vicliy Aide’s dent Roosevelt will deliver to’ Con­ I radio message from his head- • • ♦ were yesterday heavily and con­ killed and 1,500 wounded in fierce C IT Y T A X I dog on the other side, of a revolv­ gress in person tomorrow i at 12:30 Finland Mav^ ; quarters aomewhvre north of .Ma- Border Plan I'nacceptable tinuously attacked by our air fighting for the key town 50 miles DE.N'MS M C R PIIY. Prop. ing door. Now in Effect ~S T ! ■ B.5* 1 - • i nila, advised the War Department Buenos .\lres, Jan. 5— Peni- forces." south of Kaluga and half way to p. m., e. 8. t.) his annual message Body Found Jr received reports from the \ian .Aniluissador Oscar Ralmundo BINGO Telephone operator! are trained CLEANED CLOTHES? 600 More Priaonera Taken Bryansk from Tula. on the state of the union. ' ^ Philippine capit.il "indieating dis­ llcnux Ides w as reported reilably The communique declared 500 to give the utmoat In service, and, D/JV^ and DANCE Most of Local Boards Memaces Whole Nazi Wing He will address the Senate and crimination against Americans by toda.v to have Informed the Argen- they usually are a fund of Infor­ Do you know that home vyashing gets your additional prisoners .bad been House, assembled Ih joint session ’ i . ■ . •» ' . J tine government that his country British^American Club at Battered Corpse of Per- The drive which appeared to the occupying Japanese forces, in mation. The other day a local man Reported Ready to Dis­ menace the whole Nazi wing in the House chamber, on the basis l l e l s i n k l P a p e r h a V S marked contrast to the treatment • conMdefis'unacreptabie the modi- Desirable Cottage .was trying to locate the telephone clothes less than half as clean as professional (Oqntlnned on Page Ten) of plans worked out today with ■Maple Street ringaux Discovered southwest of the Soviet capital I ating (Hiwors' plan for settlement number of a man named "Hanson" Congressional leaders. They con­ Goal Set by Maiiner- tribute Month's Quota. 4 paralleled th e, pincer movement (Continued On Page Twelve) j of . the border dispute between .At Bolton Lake on a certain street here. He laundry service? That the very water used Near Railroad Tracks. ferred with the Chief Executive [ Peru and Ecuador. The mediating DANTE’S RESTAURANT farther north where Borovsk fell, heim Almost Keiirbed. couldn’t And the listing bo he shortly before the 77th Congress pP)— Tire threatening entrapment of the May Be Rented for dialed for information. He told the and tube rationing— set up In-about Five Are Held "Vichy, Unoccupied France, Jan. began its second ses.ilon amid re- gentina. Brazil and Chile. Bena­ operator the name of the man and London, Jan. 5 —i/Pi—The Hel­ vides was said tn have informed, 7 S|M *cial Ganii's— *ST a Game 4TALIAN AND AMERICAN COOKING as thair used in ordiiRiry home washing? O f 25 days and called by some defense 8.— (J5—The baUered body of (Continued On Page Four) Air Aftivitv Private Parties the street. She answered. "N o there Featuring Chicken, Steaks, Spaghetti and Ravioli. officials "the biggest organizing ^Continued On 'Page Two) sinki new'spaper Siiomen Soslali- the .Argentine foreign minister Isn't any telephone under that course, that's no reflection upon you because III Yves Perringaux.J chief secretary demokratti said this morning the that one of Peni’s chief objections 3 Free Games— §3 a Game Orders, Put Up To Take Out. job since the draft” — began func- Spy Ring T Heat. Bar Facilities, Etc. name on that, street, but we've got Uonlng today In a majority of the ^ Interior Minister Pierre Pucheii. present lime, "seems a suitable op- :w as a clause requiring. Peruvian we should be able to wash clothes cleaner— Today Heavy troops to withdraw temporarily 1 Sweepstake Game a telephone fo> a man named NOW FE.VTURING: DANTE’S RHYTHM BAND! nation’s counties. has been found along the railroad portunit.v to break off military op­ • » -^PPl.v “ Swanson” on that street. WlU it's our only business. / W ith the exception of some Bail Toui 8115,000^ U tracks between Paris and Troyes, erations" against Russia, Reuters beyond a line fixed In a 1936 agre^ that do 7” Comeback Trail Seen Long^ reported today. ' ment. ^ areas of the south and middle west ■Ftn German-occupied France, It British Bombers .\ttack- • • • CHEF OSANO and other scattered regions, most Set for Four Men ana waa announced today. Referring to Field Marshal Admission 25c Supernumerary Policeman Clar­ Baron Karl Gu.staf Mannerheim’s Would Cam-el Proceedings o f the local rationing boards were (The Berlin radio at first broad­ Tel. U 5 1 statement at the end of November ing Nazi Positions ence Vennart Isn’t worrying much reported ready to begin distribu­ Woman By Court, cast that both Perringaux and Hard Pull for Old Dobbin Washington, Jan. 5—<>P)— The l‘layinj( Starts .At 8:15 about tire rationing just now. Be­ Are You Taking that Finland's strategic goal al­ tion of January's nation-wide quota Pucheu had been found dead, pre­ -\loiig FVeneh Coast. Board of Immigration Appenia ing a police officer wasn't any pro­ most had been reached, the news­ o f 356,974 Urea. Thla compa ea New York, Jan. 5.—(iP) — Four sumably the victims of assassins, rtH'oiniiiended today cancetlatlos tection for him against automobile Kansas City, Jan. 6.—(P) The And as far as city transfer and paper said the goal appeared now of deportation proceedings agsinsi Come Early for Penny Bingo with normal January sales of men. Including Kurt Frederick but later changed its story to say A Snuthea.st Coa.st Town, Eng­ thieves. His was taken from a comeback trail looks like a long, to have been achieved 'aj| several Harry- Bridges, west const labol Advantage of The 15^a arOund 3,500,000 tires.- Ludwig. 38-year-old American- that only Perringaux was killed. delivery concerns, hit by the tire land, Jan. 5--(/P>.— Heavy air ac­ Main street' parking stall one' day hard pull for Old.Dobbin. important towns had l»en oc­ leader. The decision was reached The Office gt Price Admlniatra- born ton of German parents, and and truck restricUons, go, it's too last week. After a few da ts the (It gave no explanation for Notwithstanding prohibition of cupied since that time. tivity on both sides of the channel unanimously b.v the 'four' board NATION’S FAVORITE 3 tlon said that difficultiea oi print­ one woman pleaded innocent In withdrawing the original story al­ car was repotted abandoned In SUPER-BINGO sales o f automobiles^ and tires to expensive to support a horse, ex­ "Since then our troops havi not was in progress this morning. members who heard the case. It Federal court today to an Indict-: ing and distributing instructions, though It previously had announc­ private users and restrictions on cept as a last resort. While R. A. F. bombers were Maine. But it was wrecked prac- You Can SA VE ? ment charging conspiring to vio­ launched any offensive opera­ reversed the rdcominendation ol applications and certificate forms, ed that an Investigation Into what farm machinery, turnover of Prairie hay. for example, sells , believed attacking Nazi big-gun Ucatly beyond redl^ption. $200 IN PRIZES compHcated by the Christmas mail­ late the espionage law and were tions,” the paper added. "Tbere- .Judge Charles B. Sears.- who heard 10 VEHRl was said then to be two deaths horses and mules on this major at $10 a ton. up $4 a ton over last fore it seems a suitable opportun­ emplacement.s and other pwitlons testimony for three months at Sa* - by bringing your laundry to us and picking ing rush, had caused delay in held In ball totaling 1116,000 for had been started. DINE AND DANCE TONIGHT They were engaged. In a park­ trial January 14. market are,lower than a year ago. January: alfalfa hay is $21 a ton. ity to break off; militarj- operations along the French coast, two Mes- Francisco early Idat .year. 'm aome areas. Absence of local de­ (Whether Perringaux was trav­ Anif right how you can pickup a up $3. and oats coat 54 cents a -serschmitt 106 fighter planes car­ ed auto they gazed from the Ludwig, reputed head of the apy at this point." final decision rests with Attorneys ToniKht: Mary’s Special HomeiMade Ravioli!' it up? Every week finds more and more fense councils in some counties also eling with Pucheu was not dis­ good five-year-old team of horses bushel, 15 cents more than a-year f ried out low-level machine-gun heights toward Porter street. Fill­ ring; Rene C. Froellch, 31; Hana ' ProblrnNi Troubling W orkers General . Francis Biddle. ARMY & NAVY CLUB, Inc. contributed to their alow starts. closed. I for $175 and a first class team of ago. Wheat straw, used to bed the raiits on a stretch of the English DuBALIX) BROTHERS ORCHESTRA ed with the beauty, of love and thrifty people doing this. . .and remember Helmut Pagel, 20, and Frederick Meanwhile, the Central Council Told to Delay Diatributioa mules fur $300. horses down. co^U $12 a ton. .south coast. romance and the Christmas spirit. Edward Schloaser', 19, were each Found la Mangled Condition of the Finnish Trade Unions drew I Markets at a Glance you get the same fine laundry work as always. Boarda which have not yet re­ Perringaux,'a body was said to Even these prices aren't likely $10.50 more than a couple^of years The Nazi planes lan into heavy ceived the' neceaaary foema have the attention'of Premier Jukha I New' York, Jan. 5.—x>P»— ^Saturday, January 3 , have been found In a miangled con­ to start any immediate backward ago. aqti-aircraft fire. Oiie waa be­ been instructed by Frank Bane, (CaatlBMd On Page Tea) Rangell to problems troubling the Stwks-^Irreguiar; motor lM|9' 2 1-POt'ND dition near the ataUon o f Flam- transition from the mechanized No lyi^rona to PuH lieved damaged badly. DIAMOND RESTAURANT A T 8:15 P. M. 25 GAM ES! head o f O PA's field service, to de­ workers. It,said that although the I Ing revive#. ' | - BAGS boln-Goualx. about two-thirds of age believes Ferd Owens, veteran And flnall)*, . there aren't any '199 Hebron .\renue Glastonbury lay their distribution of tires and ‘*'oB» «>«* l l