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VOL. LXL, NO. 61 (Claoeifled Advertlshig On Page 14) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11,1941 (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENT8 War Against Germany and Italy Voted;

Jap Battleship Snnk by Arm y Bombers ■ ^ '■ —....------' I fc. ■ Herald Plans Municipal Forum Both Germany, Unanimous in Senate; The Herald has chmpleted plans for a serie.s of municipal forum di.scu.9sions to be held in Man- chester during the coming winter on the topic of proposed modernization for Manchester’s form of Declare War Against Without No in House; government.

'The di.scussions, which it is hoped will pave the way tpward a united request for action from the next General Assembly, will be sponsored by a United States Today committee representing all organizations and in- Haruna Hit by Bomb

terests in Manchester life. Hitler Also Announces The personnel of this committee will be an- Navy Confirms Sinking Congress Accepts Chal> New Military Alliance nounced at a later date. May List All Of Warship; Deter- Icnge of Hitler and Deci.ion of Germany, ReCOrd Set Of Japan, Italy and In the Municipal Forum spon.sored by this com- mittee, The Herald plans to pre.sent hoted experts mined Resistance by Mussolini; Vote of ami Italy; says Roose- Germany for Finish Able-Bodied on the subject of municipal government, together American Forces Con- Present Cast by Jean- velt ‘Wanted War and On Tanker Fight with Britain and with expert opinion on the que.stion of hovv various fines Jap Landings on For Defense nette Rankin; More Sc- Had Prepared for It United States; Reich- forms of government might apply to Manchester’s problems. Luzon to Vicinity on ions Ballot on decla- Day by Day with Dia- Net® Vessel Scheduled to stag Cheers Last Modernization of Manchester’s form of govern- Aparri on Extreme I nited States Studying ration Against Italy bolical Obstinacy.’ Go Down Ways Only For Several Minuter. ment has been attempted on various occasions in Northern Tip of Island Than .Against Germany the past. It is The Herald’aJioi^ that, with the Broadening of [Selec- Rome, Dec. 11.— (Official; 63 Working Days Aft- Berlin, Dec. 11.— (Official non-parti.san support and the civic pride of all Washington, Dec. 11.— (/P) tive Service to Include Radio Received by A P) er Lay ing of Her Keel. Radio Received by A P ) — interests, the Municipal Forum will lead to agree- Wa.shington, Dec. II,— (;p> Germany and Italy declarec — The sinking of the 29,000- All Men and ff'omen. -^ongress voted war against Adolf Hitler declared war ment and to accomplishment. ton Japanese battleship Ha- war today \on the United Quincy, Mass., Dec. 11.—(;P)— against the United States to- Nazi Germany and Italy to- runa by Army bombers off Washington, Dec. 11— The States, arra^ng the Axis Workers In one of the nation’s day in an historic address be- day in a swift response to the northern coast of Luzon United Statea is studying broad- might with Jahan’s and join largest shipyards are claiming a fore the Reichstag. At the President Roosevelt’s appeal in the Philippines was an- ening of Selective Service to regis- ing the wars inyhe east and new world’s speed record In ship- same time he announced a for a "rapid and united ef- nounced today by Secretary ter and classify the able-bodied west into one titanic strug- building as proof of their rallying new military alliance of Ja- fort” for the cause of victory gle. This historic, decision cry "we can build ships faster than of War Stimson. At his press men and women in the nation for “ over the forces of savagery pan, Italy and Germany for a Churchill Asserts military and civilian defense. Brig. was announced by Premier Muaao- they can be sunk." conference, Stimson said the finish fight with the United Gen. Louis B. Herabey said today. and barbarism.” As fast as lini to tlmultuoua crofras in a The ship, the 12,700-deadwelght- Navy Department had confirmed roll calls could be tallied, the Sen- ton tanHer Sinclair H-C, is sched- States and Britain. 'The Fuehrer the sinking, previously reported The director of Selective Service flve-minute speech from\ihe bal- disclosed that even while he spoke aald at a press conference it was ate unanimously, and toe H oum . cony of Palazzio Veneziia. The uled to go down the ways at The by the Army as a battleship of Germany was giving the United Pacific, Far East the "Number 1 project at this without a single “ no" vote, ac». Fascist leader pledged bls^ople the Haruoa class. Determined re- cepted the challenge of Adolf Hit- (Continued On Page Four) States charge d'affaires his pass- sistance by American forces. victory and told them that presi- port, marking the complete breach (Continued On Twelve) ler and Benito Mussolini, Axis dent Roosevelt, "through a spies Stimson reported, have confined partners of Japan with whom tha of relations. of inflnite provocations, b etrajp g Japanese landings on Luzon to the nation went to war Monday. This formality took place at vicinity of Aparri at th)e extreme with a aupreme fraud the populV- 4:20 p. m. (9:20 a. m., e.a.t.). Losses Are Grave Two More Reach Chamber No Separate northern tip of the Islakd, Uon of his country; wanted th* The Reichatag's cheers lasted Japan Claims^ Tbe Senate vote for war against war and had prepared for it day (From Manila,, however, came Germany was 8$ to-A. Motors toe K ae » 4 * U .1 W ..tt sn.. • f several minutes when the Fuehrer by day with diabolical obatlhacy. made hla declaration. Declares reports that Japanese parachutists tally on Italy was recorded, 8en'» He appeared on his palaee bal P^ace Agreed had seized an airport siX miles Fledgas FIgiit to EnS “iLadcrt 1^8 Angeles ators Andrews (D., Fla.), -n«) cony at 2:60 p. m.. (7:50 a. m.. e. Gslftssal Ulunder in from lUgan in eastern Luzon. Cuam Capital Smathers (D., N. J.), reached the 8. fe ), The military pact to make a Aparri Is on the northern coast.) chamber to make toe vote against common war against the United iBformed of War In Axis Pact Attacking Russia and Continued Air Attacks Italy stand at 90 to 0. States and Britain pledged (jer- Blacked Out Now Occupied Fifty minutes earlier. Foreign Predicts Ultimate Vic- The war secretary said there Tbe House vote for war with Minister Count Oaleazzo Clano many, Italy and Japan mutually Germany was 393 to 0 and for war to fight "to a victorious end with were continued attacks by Japa- had Bummoned the United Statea Agreement Also Binds tory for British in with Italy 399 to 0. But In ead$ all available means" and later to For 3 Hours nese alrcriift In the vicinity of 350 Americans, Includ- charge d’affaires to the Chigi p^- Manila yesterday, particularly on Instance one member voted preSa ace and informed him that Ktiig- 'Three Powers to Make None of the three is to otgn an North Africa Drive. ____ ent. ______armUtlce with either the United the air fields at Carite and Nich- ing Governor, Taken Emperor Vittorio Emanuelc had ols Field. This was Rep. Jeannette Ran- declared Italy at war with the Peace in Common Statea or Britain "without com- kin iR-Monti, who past toe k iw plete mutual consent." London. Dec. II.— (/P)— Asserts Order Is Prisoner; Landing on United Statea aa from today. Front Under 1940 Pact Stimson said that losses of vote against war with Japan and . Crowds surged through Rome The new accord jupplementa the Prime Minister Churchill Not Practice; No.News planes In the attack on Hawaii Wake Island Reported. who voted against war with Gex^ I, vociferously demonstrating Axis three-power pact, pledging joint spoke gravely today of Unit-, Sunday, although heavy, already many in 1917. assistance of any of the three at- ,About Planes Sent to ' solidarity with Japan. Tokyo, Dec. ,11.— rofflclal Radio were being replaced. Juat before tbe ballot, Senatont tacked and under which Hitler ed States and British Naval Tokyo, Dec. 11—(Official Radio The German-Italian war declara- Received by A P )—Soon after losses in the Pacific and the Intercept Aircraft. These losses can oe made good, listened to a message from Presi- Uons fulfilled commitments. under made clear, Germany was deciding and they are being made good Received by A P ) Japanese forces dent Roosevelt asking the war word reached here tonight .that to fight the United Statea. the three-power pact tor go to Ja- Germany and lUly had joined Ja- Far East, declared Adolf Hit- now, the eecretary said. He report-' have occupied Agana, the capital declaration and saying that "never The war declaration came after Los Angeles, Dec. 11.—UP)—The an’a aid if ohe were deemed to pan in war on the United S t a ^ . ler committed a colossal blun- ed that a flight of four motored of Guam, without losses to them- before has there been a greater sve been attacked by the United about one hour of Hitler's hour Armv'a Fourth Interceptor Com- Army bombers arrived in Hawaii £ the government announced that and a half speech. der in attackihg Soviet Rus- selves, and also have landed on challenge to life, liberty and civiU-. States., mand extended the Pacific coast's during the Japanese attack. zation.” all three Axis powers had entered Hiat was HiUei'a own declara- sia, and predicted ultimate Wake, the Japanese reported to- II Cbice assured his people the The first of the planes was shot day. Ualleriea Only Partly F U M a solemn pact that none would tion. The German government’s British victory In North Africa war blackouts Into aouthero Cali- pact would "become an Instrument down, but the crews of the re- Senate galleries were only part- make a separate peace. was deUvered to the American despite unexpected reverses. "It fornia’s vital 'defense areas for An Army communique said 350 of just peace between the peoples. maining ships, with a few mo- ly filled during toe momentoua ao- The agreement bound them not charge d'affatrs, George L. Brandt, may well be,” be declaj-ed In a three hours last night with the Americana, including Capt. George "Italians!" he concluded, "once ments warnlAg, brought their ships only to make war Indissolubly to- at boon by Foreign Minister sweeping review of the broadened statement: G. McMillln, Guam's governor, and more arise and be worthy of this in at various air fields in the is- the island’s vice governor and (Continued On Pqge Twelva) historical hour! war. "that we shall have to suffer ■There are planes over and (OouUuued Ob Pag* Four) (OoutlBBSd Ob Page Twelve) considerable punishment, but we south of Loe Angeles that are un- (Oonttnosd On Paga Twelve) (Cootiniied On Page Twelve) MnsooUal’s Message shall defend ourselves everywhere identified. This is not a practice "W e shai; win!’’ with the utmost vigor and in close blackout." This was Mussolini’s fateful cooperation with the United T h e Arm y spokesman aald "you maseage: States and Netherlands Nevy. can assume" that Army planes Flashes! "This la Mother day of solemn were sent aloft to intercept the More Than 2,000 Men Oea’t Vaderrate Gravity (Late Bulletins of tbe OP) W ire) deCTslon in Italy’e history and of unidentified craft,'] but there was Parachutists Reported memorable events destined to give "N o one can underrate the grav- no statement concerning such ac- a new course to the history of ity of lo w s inflicted on the Unit- tivity after the all clear signal Pursuit Plane Crasbes continents. Saved from China Sea ed States nor tmderrate the length sounded at lltOS p. m. (2:09 a. m., New London, Dto. 11—(if) — AM- “The powers of the stedl pact. of time it will take to marshal the Thursday, e. a. t ) Seizing Luzon Airport .4rmy puriiult plane crashed and I F u cist Italy and NaUonal-Social- great forces necessary in the Far V SO Per Cent Effective was destroyed by fire today la tha iit\Oermany, ever closely linked, Several Huitkdred Surviv- Xkut for absolute victory.’’ Sheriff Eugene iV. Biscailuz, In Center Groton section o f tiM tema participate from today on the side Daring Shown Churchill told PazUammt "bur charge of Loe Angeles county’s ci- United States and Phil- of Groton, off a aide road inteiuaeS- of iMrpic Japan against the United ors of Prince of Wales foes are bpund by their ainblUons vilian defense, reported the black- ing with Route 84 near BunMtira SUtes'pf America. Italy Claims Cornera. Tbe fate o f the pUct wbb < and crimes to sack implacably the out was 90 per cent effective. The I ippine Troops Battle to 1 ."The pl-parUte pact beedmea not Immediately detomdned, Ibfffl AndiHepulse Landed at destruction of the English speak- By Jap FKers obserters at the aoehe ezprubMff- Sing[apore Naval Base. ing world and all It stands for." (Contlaaed Oa Page Twelve) Cruiser Hit '^Hrrve Japanese Land- (CouttoB ^ Ob Page Twahre) I the opinion that he t»«d perlohafl* { " I t la the supreme barrier for ing Forces into Sen, The plane crashed on a rocky hfll-.*- Singapore, Dec, II.— (;P)— Radio Correspondent on a u ^ e lr kint.,'’ he said. Treasory Balance alde In what Is known na^tbe H om ^' 'V ' this should be their resolve One of Vessels Bom- P,qnd 'on tho Vetter farm. AiWF^ Mord than 2,000 of aome 3,- Manila, Dec. II.— (ifP)— I Stock Market Repulse During Fierce pe are preparea to meet it If they Wae)ilngton, Dec. 11—OR—The (hCD who sped to tbe scene fn d ^ 000 men who made up the should declare themselvea resolv- poBitlon Put Under Scrutiny Now A communique broadcast by the declared a short time before toe before dawn yesterday, uparai^'' the destnicUve Japanese attack Brown was aboard the Repulse parachute landing was reported mately 20 nollea off Nuntoebei, Jaiffi' ■ Iceived with little disturbance the yesterday. Rome radio made no further men- I declaration of war on this country and cabled the following story of tion o f the damage to the ship, but by toe Philippine constabulary south of Cape Cod, bat tha Otagaa her last moments to his home of- I by Oermany and Italy. CIcll Brown o f the Columbia Washington, Dac< H —W —The^numarous legal complexities In- aald the hospital at Derna waa that "the situation Is completely stayed afloat for aeveral koacmaat' fice: did not go to the bottom aatfl la I A t the start o( the stock market Broadcasting Systam, 88-year-old Department o< Justice turned Ita volved. ’ hit by the shelling from the ships in hand” ahd that Japanese forces naUve of New Brighton, Pa., and ‘1 was aboard the battle cniiaer It------wasM explained that while any along toe coast were being mop- after daylighL I prices were mixed and the changes attention today to disloyal Ameri- and aeveral staff members were • • • lalthar way were mosUy amsii O’Dowd Gallagher of The London Repulse when she was sent to the German,______ItsLUan or-_r Japanese______clU- ped up. bottom under the fiercest Japan- cans— potential Benedict Arnolds. Injured. I Cotton, first ot the major com- DaUy Express were two reocuod sen could be picked up under the (A Derman communique aald a Jap Capital Ship Bloated Apani Regtoe Kecaptored ese attack In the South China Sea The Federal Bureau of Investi- designation o f “ enemy alien,’’ and Imoditlea to oiwn, showed advaneea from the Repulse, on which they British cruiser and a destroyer He disclosed that a United MaaUa. Dee. The FI jo f . 2a to 76 cents a bale. A gen> far o ff the Malaya coast. gation was understood to.be scrut- without further procedure, no had embarkM aa correspondents. were attacked and aeriously dam- Statea Army bomber had struck ippine Army waa reportad nan I era] meeting of the members 'of "A e I wee swimming in thick American citlsen may be arrested inising particularly persona sus- aged by German and Italian air- a heavy blow at Japanese Naval ciaUy bat reliably toalght to to ■the New York Cotton Exchange CeusoUdato New Uaea oil water I also saw the Prince of except on a charge of violating the Wales go to the bottom a half pected to be Fifth (tolunmiBts, men off the North African coast.) forces which supported toe land- reoaptored the roglM area I was announced for this afternoon British land forces^' meanwhile law. For this reason, the FBI wlU Apatol, ea the north eoant o f I ■after the clooe of trading to con- mile away in the greatest Brltlah those who have bean propagandis- perforce move more slowly In later Brittok Couttane Pteaaore ings, blasting a 29,000-ton capi- consolidated new lines in northern Naval loas of thia war. Britiih pressure on the Axis tal ship with three direct bomb zon, and to be driving tha Jufi IsJder the situaUon created by the Malaya against a Japanese wedge tog, on Axis behalf, and those 'haoes of its pro^am . Some ac- eoe back to the aenconat. I war declarations. Jumped Into Water whose loyalty Is quaatlonable. fIvltlea which are Illegal for aliens stronghold qt Saluro is continuing, hits and two close alongside, ahd driven acroee the Thailand fron- "Like hundreds o f otheni I the Italians scknowledgtd today leaving her "blazing fiercely.” Suspeiids Tradiiig la Bouds In an Initial sweep .against alien are permissible for Americana, Bfarkeis At a Glaaeo tier while sea and air unita sought Jumped 20 feet Into the water enemies. Attorney Oineral Biddle in a high command communique The Stock Exchange suspended vengeance for the deatrucUOn of For every United States citlsen (He identified the. ship as a bat- New York, Doe. l i . (F) ■ reding in German and Italian when the Repulae wee a lre a ^ tm announced yesterday,Vjt30A < Jap- seised, the government must Urve broadcast by the. Rome radio. tleship of toe Haruna class. Tljeae the glganUc leaders of Britain’s Its side and swam as fast as poe- Stocha Firm ; ateHa land oiler bonds pending clarification anese, Germans and Italians have prepared a case for presentation in The Italians also said the R. A. were battleships completed from Far East flotilla.' dbla to avoid the suction and the ther roeovery. ' their status. This followed siml« been arrested. Biddle aald the total court, while m the csm of an F. raided tbe Libyan port o f Der- 1918 to 1915 and later rebuilt with Both the 82,000-ton Repulse and expected efcpiosloti. ' eventually night teach 8,800; na and tha SlcUiaa d ty o f Can- r action In regard to Japanese alien only informal procedure Is Inci^bMd armor.) klglMtr.' ■ tissues, taken Monday. the 35.000-ton Prlnoe of Wales "The Japanese pressed the at- other officials estimated the num- necessary. tanla. - ' j tack, home with all the daring of Iligan. acen* of toe reported ForHgn Esehaagi laaijttti)’^ U. 8.------Oo\’emment------bonds ..UlgMranged were the^ vtctims of bomb bite, ber at 8,000. Bldd!a said that the aliens seized parachutist landing,-is in toe pro- according to the Japanese high ^ British at Taranto. I taw six Take Caattooa Attltede Cotton sigoagt tvada I unchiuigaa to a bit lower buUt would be given hearings bafote London. Dec. ll.-riJR— The vince o f Isabela, tome 70 miles aad aearelty o f eoatractik oommand. ' Japanese bomber planes shot Estimatesss on |tM{tki number out the islands, authori- rt available. Offleiale took k cauUouk aliens ordeied held for the duration destroyed 38 tanks In worksbopd tiesea sped the roundup of suspects; I'p Fiff« Few) attltuda towprd that phaaa of the o< tht war. Tha Immigration Scr- (Contlaaed On Page Fswl ’ (Cent Oa Pag* Tsrs) J. govamment's stork baeauaq of vlcajwUl haadls partoeea. On a) I Ob Fate F)mw )

..'■kr:'. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALJ>. MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY.^CEMBER U. 1941 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY.-DECEMRF^R 11. 1941 PAGB TWO PAGE THREI& 0 V made With fins attached that cause should develop, would N a poten- smaller, due to rainy weather, Count 11,000 a screaming sound such as that' Hurley Views 11 SHOPPING DAYS Aliens Held Pre-ChristmaB Store Schedules How to Fight Enough Food tial crippler of orderly distribution, which discouraged fall planting, O rigi n al F o e of Ja p D aw n P a t r o l Sch ed u le made ny a high sxplosive bomb. says Corbalcy. and, also, concentration of some This Sf/ream Is supposed to cause Rchoing this belief this week wheat growers ><)n production of ^RELIEVE coin ir Catholics Here panic and cause people to run State Guards to Christmas In Hai’tford (A s Agreed Upon By Members of the Merchants' Enemy Bombs For ( loiii^ry was .New York .Markets f.'ommls- Boy, beans, chickens and hoga. But Division, C, of C.) ,, away from the bomb until It has a aloncp W illiam E'ellowcs .Morgan, still 1942 promises lo return a Also GIVE Aggressio n , W ay C h ief M ay H ave A i d e d Ja p s chance lo ignite buildings. Jr. robust yield. County Jail N o w Being ' Stores will remain open ail each Wednesday Result of Recent Parish The average plane carries a "Stocks of sugar, tea, spices and Governor to Inspect U.S. Defense Savings Sergeant Prentice Tells stick of 1 ,000 magnesium bombs T ra d e Began Biiildii during the month, of^ December. Kllhu\floot, hnd striven for when and pineapple juice, as well as Used but New (Jiiarters Census Revealed at W ar Secre tary Stiinsoii which Hcatter on being rclease'l. other foo^, cornmociltles in ' the Parents Of DOiighter Soldiers in All For* BONDS and Root n>0d that position. Officer Recall« Planes j Methods of Extinguish- U p .Siipplieh fo r Pasf Stores will remain open uhtil 9:00 P. M., starting Meeting Last Night. Guest Speaker However, actual action has proved .wholesale 'and retail stores and in lions of the Stale. STAMPS Prepared. la B ac k in g W ith A rnia <1 to Kwp I’PBCf* Would Rour^JOver at ing Burning Tyi'ie. that only, eight p«-r rent of tbe.se I'wo Yeurn, Iss Report. Warehfmses in this * iiy, are largei Beverly Hills, Calif , Dec 11. (rf>, Wedne-sday, December IZtfi, 1911, and continuing bomba are effective , only 80 fires liiUn they have fajen In a long Constance Bennett and Gilbert N ow W hat H e O nce He was\iic first to try to put n^ie at STORES • BANKS Hartford, Dec. 11— '.VFl —-The through December 23rd, 1941. The reason that six masses arc teeth Into tlW rtil'and-KeHogg pact Same Ti»tie Every are caused by the 1,000 bcimbs, and ^ linoH," said .Morgan "There is an Roland are parents of a daughter Hartford. Dec. 1 1 —W —Gov- Detective Sergeant Joseph A. this Is in densely built areas Il> I’aul (ie.n iT and John Bec kley sooner than they expected. Be- 'POST OFFICES count In the Federal roundup of necessary In St. James'* church UrgerT in Peace. to outlaw war. He attempted ,to .Morning I q Sweep Sea. ampta supply for .formal purpo.ses. amor Robert A. Hurley dliclosed i»-ii enemy aliens In Connecticut rose Stores, including food stores, will close at 7 :00 P. M. and four In St. Bridget's church use that treaty lo persuade China Prentice, graduate of the special .Ma,\;ne.sliini Ismibs, that fall in .New Yciri De- 11 ‘/1‘ The' "Ctihsumers who buy more than cau.se of the early arrival of the today, aa be departed for hla flrat to 33 today with arrest overnight on Christmas Eve, December 24th, 1911. each Sunday was explained last hnd Russia to Settle differences Ijonib school at Edgewood Arsenal, jpen plates may be allowed to burn A met lean food iitiiiction ii well in they nead, for’ purpo.ses of hoard- 6 'i pound baby Tuesday night, By John-Lear Washington, Dec. 11—(;P)— A themselves out, whirh they will do there v,aa no time to move the ac- HEIK BUILD InapecUon of the State Guard on ------of one Italian national who was night by Rev James P. Timmins, over, the Chinese V.aslcm raUway. Maryland, speaking' foday on be- hancl, ^ Hng, are dommitting an unpatriotic clde.d to leave this matter with [turned over with the others Into Stores will ^tose at the usual hour of .i;,30 or 6:00 pastor of St. Bridget's church, . Wn.shlngton, Dec. 11.—lA’; Unit- Ho will* rehukfd b\\31nxlm Lltvl- theory that the clock-work regu- In 20 minutes. nvrr b*- (Itit lfired: 'Th-^y' are ai.so tress-from her horntr-Both she (Hid active aendee, that while retain- half of the Manche.ster Defen.sc A i long ago tes the autnnm ol HESISTANCE local defense councils. Immigration ser\'lce custody and P. M. on New Year’s Eve, Wednc.sday, December 3lst, when he told a gathering of men ed States acceptance of .lapnn’s noff, one o f the slgn*M*a of the Kel- larity of the Army's "iiawn pa- The folbiwing measures should hurting their fello-A' citizf S ta ir effect. It must be applied from a adults at 3 p. m I found every man calm and col- aggressors than Japan--namely. Harbor dnd nearb>’ Hlckam Field The state has offered the Fed- be repeated so easily because of More world-minded than venge- distance so that the person apply- Chanukah will b.-gm on Sun- r i J ! 1 taken to protect all Scouts who go And so we wind up another! lectlve and keeping on with hla Italy and Germany. began at 7:55 a. m.. Honolulu ployrs ing it will not be burned. eral authorities, be asserted, sev- our organized coa-stal patrol Moat winter camping. Scoutmasters Now ten yeara after Its promul- ful. he reciprocated Britain's 19.31 day mghi D .i, ^Ith Sp-cial Cha- weekly column of______Bov_____ Scout_ ac- My notes were saved and time, might even indicate that Hemi'mber In using water, n'flnc eral sites for concentration camps of the patrol officers—Navy, Naval May 18, 1942, to Friday of next have been ordered to take every gation, the Stlmaon principle has failure to support him In the Pa- ■ ^ nukah servie.-H and social next Fri- tlvitles in Manchester.'.Most of the they are now soaked with oil. the enemy fliers virtually follow- Spray dou.ses the bomb. but a Aaked If any arrangements had Reserve and Coast Guard officers week. precaution before starting off on a I been brought to a showdown. cific by Bupportlng help to Britain ■ Hartford, Dec \ 111 1 I/V' 1* The day night, Dec. 19th. —are World War veterans. This Is scribes are with ua this week. The They show I noted one sailor ex- ed the Army’s dawn patrols back bucket of water suddenly applie*! been made for statewide air raid Thirty-one cadets will be gradu- winter camping trip, and a permit To Stop Aggresa’tvi In the Atlantic as early as 1989. state employes' ret'tVrf m‘*rnt rorn- drlllB, similar to those ordered by a great advantage over our last ated from the academy and wlU be Charter Oak Chatter Is In the | claiming, when the final blow was to their bases. ~ aids its flame. from council headquarters Is nec- The Japanese attackAl United mission anm>ufi*rdI TV Tht German army had 791,000 trouble when we lacked the ex- hands of the Scouters by now, and delivered: 'The Japs arc cross- Mr. Stlmson once was governor (ireat Height Seen Kurtor lin'mcnl Make Sereuiiiing Sound Governor Lehman In New York commissioned as ensigns In the essary before holding a winter States territory on Sunday be- general of the Philippines. He op- of eight •■mploy<'S, HiboiiHip th‘*m hor.sei in active duty in June perience of war service." thls column Invites all Scouters to 1 eyed.' Another said; 'Here they Another well-informed soiino .‘lome magnesmm bombs are 1940. state, be said that It had been de- CoR^t Guard service, which Is now camp. This Is to protect the Scouts cause this nation’s government re- is s read over the Item on Winter come again. Let's get 'em.’ ’’ posed freedom for the Islands. H* suggested that the raiders prob- .M Klizabi'th ^cwetlX^if Hart- under the direction of the ■secre- aa necessary steps are always tak- fused to retreat from this attitude. ford, chief nf valuation for the Camping, wrltUn by a man who is i Brown said that throughout the | M n m l«r dcr‘la~d said sooner pr later they would be ably swept In from the sea at tary of the navy. en by the Setut Executives to see attacked, and would not be able Connecticut Insurance p*part- Officer* *t the academy today "in the know." I engagement there was a conslantJ ™ « i o n great height to make their detec- that the Scouts are Well prepared to defend themselves. tion .,,thls.^Uils morning received a over a cable to reach the boat and mem^rs of Congress, but the leg- ton, Highway Department labor- - Just a beginner As boss of the Army nnd< today. islators resigned themselves t*> ? because it is protected bv clothing. By that same token p has not been determined. of Honor while the remaining' Uar Departntent Lash governing found a tiny comer vacant. Oommanfier-ln-Chlef Franklin D. er. at $329 69. effective Oct. 1, Tlie pnyn.ent will be made to wait until the information waa m> ^ IJEK.METICS Gimplexion Dress, a vital part of our ^ » I Normally, cadets of the Acad- members assembled for a combin- the follofwlng new conditions of "One sailor shouted; ‘This boat 1941. In April 1940, Impe r ia l was just WORlb't lAROIST MANUFACTURIRI Roosevelt, General Stlmion does all employes except thoee who re- longer valuable to the enemy and emy are graduated on the comple>- ed meeting with Troop 25 of the enlistment and service: will never get away!’ Eusebe Uenulieii of Putnam. ^ DFR.METICS Beauty Program, w ill protect and safeguard ^ getting started in one state-years not have the viewpoint of a s'.vivcl- ceived the Incentive compensation could be released. OF AUTOMATIC RICORD CHANOIRS tlon of a four-year course. Thii Center Congregational church. In time of war all enlistments “ Seeing the Repulse and the chnlr "brass hat" but that of a Highway D0‘, effective Nov. 1, 1911. J ‘ exposedskinsurfacesfromallwcaiherelements. > alter many whiskies were nationally . emergency plans advance the Games were enjo, ed bv the shall be In the Army of the Unit- Wales go down was one of the fighting soldier with personal 2 - It began to J - And Jt grew-and grew! cording to the following schedule Navy cautioned against too much Mrs. Margaret C. Russell of graduation date live months for scouts of both troops, following ed States without specification of most tragic sights Imaginable. knowledge of w'aat war means. J A free DERMETICS facial in our salon w ill famous* But it looked like a comer! made public by H. M. Homer, gen- pe.s8lmiam and cited President Wethersfield, State Health Depart- Golly, how it grew! At firyt taste, folks Ibday, Impe r ial is the fastest-grow- the first class and a year for the which Scoutcraft was reviewed by any particular component or unit. When _I______was 50____ feet____ away______from the The hard-rldlng New York law- Delicate, subtle ffavor—wonderful eral manag*r o' Pratt A Whitney ment laboratory helper, at $.518 - p reveal DERMETICS Gimplciiion Dress in all took shine mpe r ial Soon it second class. the troops. Cocoa_ _ was__ served to They are for duration of the war or i Repulse and helped to safety, the y ^ ("Teddy” Roosevelt took Stim- Roosevelt's rejection of the "fan* a to I . was ing whiskey in America! For inxtance, Aircraft Division: tastic" Tokyo claims that Japan 50. effective Jan. 1, 1942. smoof/iness—glorious olterfosfe The Academy announced that bo” ''by,th7cookln''g pattoF other emergency phjs six months, steim of the Repulse rose In the s ^ Into politics at the age of 40 J its glory. Constant skin protection yet invisible even outselling long-established in Michigan, it took the lead from all any plans fbr advancement of I ' . Those emp oyed less than one had wrested Pacific Naval su- Francis W Perkins of Wllliman- —this grand new blend had ’em' all/ . The R.'oiits were dbemlsred at i subject in each case to earlier dls- air like an ugly red wound and because he admired hla lioraeman- year $10; one year R, Limerick. Other offjeera elect- to expedite enlistment. As little »ilMrab|»,aun*i |i»oua waate out of tlm Foley; recording secretary, John istrants who have been given pre- annual Christmas party Tuesday The petition of Barachia PaganI blood. Tbay balp meat paopla paa about 3 $2.21 Jensen; senior woodward. John Johji Lilijeatrand and Victor Gian- induction examination ma* en- evening at eight o’clock at the V. nel Of the 305th Field Artillery an*l for a change In the zoning laws piata a day. grave received certificates aa Star M C A.. Each member is reque.it- went to France. He was promoted HERBERT MARSHALL to allow him to operate-a package 1 1 1ft t a t e of kidnay tubaa and fiHem 4-.$ Q U A R T - with Mason; Junior woodward. 'Tfaonias llet., . poo’G IJ w utw, boiaotioua waata mattar ataya Scouts. Merit Badges were given to Recruiting etaUons open at S cd to bring a gift wljlch may be to colonel and won French and store for the sale of beer will be la tba blood.Tbcaapoiaona may atari nacgiiut Sapienza; senior beatle, J. F. Belgian medals in action at Pex- " " On the Same Show: " " Relnartz; Junior beatle, William Victor Glangrave for woodwork, a. nj'* sfid etey open aa long as sent to the* soldiers In some of the before the Zoning Board of Ap- backaebaie rbaumatao pains, k^paiM , kaa vi iH e tl** flremanshlp, swlmnilng and life onns, Neuf-Malpon and Bol* De BONIT.A GR.^NVILLE in ptp and aiMtiy. tattioc up niebta, awatUna, ^J)f LaSell; lecturer, Charles Kellner; necessary. camps, subn .*a .pipee* tebacce. peals tonight. Two weeks ago an puSiMaa ttodar tbaayta, baadaebaa aadditu* $ 1.49 trustee for three years, Samuel saving. Joseph Cunningham deceiv- Except for Incompetence and cigarettes,''chocolate bars, home- Hals LaBarre. •DOW N IN S A N DIEGO* application waa filed for a permit M i . I'rMuent or afanty paaaacaa with amart- i Havihg seen war destrucUon at ip f and bununtaomoMmaaahowa tbera ia some' PINT Edgar. These officers will be Iq- ed a merit badge for reading. All physical disability all exlsUng In- made candy or cookies, shaving to operate a package store by the members of Troop 15 are asked to first hand both In Europe and in wron^ with your -kldotya or bladder. stalfed on January 14. ' structions. for release of offlcera cream, tooth paste, cards, games, same person at the same place and J ^ ’t waitl Aak your d n ic M for Doan’s be present at this week’s meeting. and men m suspended. Person- books, anything they can use for central America (he ended a when nobody appeared for or Pilb. uaad avoeemfully by milUona for ovar 40 Joseph Cunh'ngham. Scribe. bloody clvU war in Nicaragua, by M s ^ aiira bappy raliel and will help 79c Auto Victim Dies nel now overseas Is not returned their personal, comfort or amuse- against - it, ithe board denied the to. !5 nillt. ot kiOMy tuhw Auih out ool.pn- • • * / ' Troop 38 to the United States except by, fur- ment. * - IntervenUon in 1937J h* worked TODAY, permit. ' •us VM t. from tb. Muod, C .t D o u s I’Uk. H PINT terms: TERMS! The regular meeting of Troop constanUy after hie appointment Waterbury, Dec- 11.— pp)— Rob- ther Instructions. Games will be played, refresh- AND "Under rules of the board no ap- $54*95 28 was held Tuesday evening com- Reserve officers' service will be ments served and a visit Is expect- as secretary of etate in 1929 to FRIDAY plication could be made again for ert F. McNemey, 23, died today at build the kind of world peace hla CIRCLE \ E V E R Y G O O D S A N T A mencing at .‘7:18. A troop pow- extended at expiration of present St. Mary’s hospital from Injuries ed from Santa Claus.. six months, but there being an er- /tfJMWhSIMWMIMIIIHIMIHBMIlISJISJb. wow was held In which troop poli- tours of duty. In the membership of about 128 old law partner, elder atateaman r: Elght}'-s4x proiC.' suffered In automobile crash in ror in the first application when a 26% grola Manchester’s Largest Radio and Appliance Store, cies were discussed and dues col- a number could not be contacted ^ Remembers The K id d ies! Prospect October 38. Four others permit was asked for the sal* of SCRANTON’S oeatral spUMa lected. A talk on First Aid was by Mephone. The Women’s Divi- liquors aa well as beers, makes were injured In the crash that oc- SERVES given by Scoutmaster Irwin fol- sion of the Y. who wUl serve must possible the hearing tonight. HERE ARE A FEW GOOD “DON’T FORGETS!’’ curred when, according to State lowing which .a rsersatlon period Blast Hurts Four know by Saturday how many to DELICIOUS FOOD! Trooper Angelo Buffs of Bethany Proven Picture The continued hearing for Cope, t u t waa held. .During this period, a expect. It is therefore urged that . change of a two family house at barriftks, the car In which the.v HARTFORD Htfmn WetttBe g«me of tug-of-war was featured. In New Britain those who have not Mready hand- 60 Rldge.atreet made by Mrs. Ger- 50c DINNERS DAILY I Play Yard for Baby ...... $4.95 up *Sewlncs were riding, struck s- tree and PLUS! R. MONTGO.MERV la The meeting was closed with the ed In their name* do so at once trude Straugh In a B zone and per-' stone wall on Cbok road, near the TONIGHT “HERE CO.HES MR. aORDON** Special Fish Dinneni! I Scout Oath and Law. through the president. Mr*. Agnes V mission to erect a house nearer to Play Yard Pad« ...... Waterbury-New Haven road, after New Britain, Dec. —Four . . . $ 1 . 9 8 K. Barrett, scribe. Quish, or any of the following com- 10:45 P. M. the rear boundry than Is allowed failing to negotiate a curve. men were taken to New. Britain mittee members: Ij AToUof • In A zone, is being aaked by the SCRANTON’S A New C r ib ...... Troop IS General hospital today after an ex- Mrs. Agnes Messier, Mrs. Arlyne I / 8Urlbuana Manebester Corporation, on Fox- $9.9.5 up plosion of gas in ths plant of "Van- The regular weekly meeting of Garrity, Mrs. Marie Ehirico, Mrs. j Among Our I unsasESfm&ak5m »em croft road. RESTAURANT Potterton’si Way Printing Company at 237 Lillian Mahoney, Mrs. Louis Mur- Troop 18 opened at 7:16 with the 176 Tolland Turnpike Table and Chair S ets...... A t the Center Perking in Rear 539 5Iain SU Personal Notices Hartford avenue. T h ^ ware . . $ 6 . 9 5 'Scout Oath. Scoutmaster Smith phy; Mrs. Emma Pero, Mrs. Ger- Wild Youth Horn Soares Away Bobber* Pbooe 8886 sturdy Sets of Mo|>le or Metel. Thomas C KUfoyls and William aldine Slteman, Mrs. Florence Tur- sgplainsd the present world situa- J. McNamara, owners, and Hagie RUILSUL UOh and how we. aa Boy Scouts of cotte. Chlcseo — (^ 1— Quick action and Baby Training Sets ...... Card o f Thanks Qarabedlan and Carl Anderson. noise scared off these robbers: . . $6.95 Amarica, Uve the part in our coun- Non# was Bsriously Injured. AC* We dMlra to express our STStl- try's defense. Lion hunt wes play- Maurice R. Ely wo* held up aa he tude ’em reletlvet, trUads and Many, windows in ths two story was opening the doors to his gar- Children’s Rockers aud Chairs ndshbora. for kindness and sjrm- ed by acme (ff tha troop members, bricx'building wrere blown out. .$2.98 nsthy In our rsesnt bersavsmsnt. while Others enjoyed themselves age. Without saying a word Ely OPEN ths :suddsn dsath ot our bsloved DetecUvs Sergvant Thomas J. NOW PLAYING — THURSDAY THROUGH SUNDAY Jumped Into his car, 'locked, the in other games. Feeney said an employs admitted CHRISTMAS Roll Top Desk and Chair . . . . . $ 7 . 9 5 h^usbend and (athsr, Xlchasl Folsy. Coogratulations to BiU Preston doors and leaned on tlie horn but- 24 HOURS Ws umuld ssi^clellr thank ell who lighting a match in a hunt for A L L N E W Y O R K ton. The two robbers flqd. ssnl flowers loansd ears or In any frbo recently won hla E ^ Ie badge. what he believed to be a leak in a TREES Doll Carts^ all sizes and colors $4.95 up RANGE la IM OaOoa wey etslttsd us. ( Tba maetlng ended at 9 o’clock FLOOR SHOW S e h a u b 's Texaco Cryalallt* Mrs Mlehssl Foley end Fanilly. gas pips. An official of ths New Featintag ALL SOEES-w^ F E E T A N D UP AND FUEL with tha Soout Law and Scout- Britain Gas Light Company told Range CMI. gallna. master’s Benediction. AIJCE CO FRAN Fnei OU, 7-te gaUoa. Card of Thanks poHce he would not. admit the « - Jack Davin Restaurant < H uuwa A* Qneefl AUee) I:. Snow, scribe. plojion was caused by tHumlnatlHg _ ^ t J ”***’ thank ell our friends, Station 67 — Post Road ’’MtlTIIAL MEDIUM up .!< neighbors end rsiatlvss for the gas. He said 4t eeqld bare been and Jill Astor .all floagbter ot s Sevaath Boa *?V* DIAL BSOO MndnsM and eympathy shown to Troop IM caused by sewer gasi Amwtoa's FMteat WAREHOUSE POINT ?*! ?.* **2f <*teer. aer- Boni With a YeO. jart t MUehaU. 'We would aleo The weekly aeirttng of Troop Oani*# T mbiI US eras speat *paaelng teete. U Fun Liquor Permit Readiags Dolly • A. ML te t P. M. t ^ k those that tent flewtrt. cards A plant tn BrttMi Oohmibla btfear HtellAr Attyaettoaat Or By AppotaitaMat. la the Serv- NICK ANGELO gl5 CK. ao Pushed Around Corner tigue clothes of Army rookies, are New York, Dec. 11 — (/p) — The of 1075 Main street, Manchester. Good quitk PERTUSSIM KIND OF INSURANCE merce since the resignation of E. now, but the United States is He added that "the enemy, strip- But now Executive avenue has Kieras is believed to have burned sqaapineiit to its now location at Hospitals, were reported crowd- craft failed to return from these was a record In itself. by necessity" said Eklaon Balled; seen everywhere. Some of the p a rt in" d hristm as ' giving, those Berlin radio broadcast a Tokyo to death, although no immediate Conn., on file for probate here to- CALL 6637 J. McCabe last month, waa today fighting for llf^ Russia is fight- ped largely of armor, is now re- been blocked off as a war-time men wear their'obvioualy new out- members who. wish to do so are Hii tough* hoi ooied ed with wodijded, mostly civilians appointed full lime executive sec- operations." ano added: ing for life, China ia fighting for The ship will be the 15th, In- principal of the Manchester Hi)jh dispatch yesterday reporting a official report as to the cause ol day with Surrogate James A. the corner of Apel Place and Oak- treating to defensive positions west aafety precairtloh, and .Steve’s fits a bit aelf-aonscinualy. Before asked to bring, Unwra^Md, some movement "by leading Japanese Also hii tu « in ‘ Some were w'onndea in the stress retary, It was announced today by "No 'hoslilities have taken place life. cluding the battleship Massachu- school. "It will be the best thing death was forthcoming. .State po- Delehanty, leaven to the daughter BENJAMIN CHENEY land atreet. The new quarters art within Netherlands East Indies of T)5bruk” and “substantial rein- setts, launched this year at Fore for all concerned If we allow plen- place of business' has been pushed the \yar, stuff ofHcers on duty ftiexpen'sive gift suitable for a poraonagea" to tear down the 9.53 M ain S t. H e ld B M ai by shrapnel, presumably from an- the board of control of that or- "Behind these four great com- forcements available to ua are Around the corner to Pennsylvania lice were called in to investigate. her residuary estate, because, "I in what was formerly known as ti-aircraft .shells. territorj’ during the last 24 hours.t River. The yard, bristling with ty of latitude along_these lines, es- lierc customarily wore mufti. Manchester boy In service. Such Apel's Opera House. The concern ganization. Miss Holbrook as- batant communities arc ranged close at hand. avenue, just a few paces from Mr. things as cigarettes, hard candles, Base Heavily Bmashed sumed her office immeiliately. A Netherlands Indies Naval all the spirit and hope of nil con- a military and police guard, ha.s pecially at this time. Koolsl Life Upset hat taken over the first two floors, t'ummuniqup said Netherlands Na- "On the 18th of November Gen- $600,000,000 In one-time defense "We are, and Intend to keep on. Roosevelt’s front gate. writing paper, stamps, gum, soap, that la the main floor and the Unofficial reports said the Ca- She made the following .state- quered countries in Europe—pros- eral Auchinleck set out to destroy Not only Is traffic—foot and The war has upset the capital’s are suggested. vite base was heavily smashed val ‘forces had reached the big trate under the cruel domination contracts, now war contracts. lending such aid aa wlthlp our baaement. ment: British base at Singapore. the entire arm ed forCea of the vehicle—rerouted from side streetr social life. Top-drawer hosts and - E v e n i n g ' s P r n g r s m with bombs hitting the city where "My desire la to make the of the foe." Sponsor for the new tanker will power, to all defense industriea" along the White House, but out-of- hostesses had to cancel cocktail TTie p ro g -am fo r th e evening Today rcpreaentatives and sales- Germans and Italians in Clrenai- be Mrs. John W. Sinclair of concluded Mr. Bailey. "Wo Ijave men from Maine, New Hamptshire, the houses are closely packed. Chamber a success if given an And then, in a ringing perora- ca." he ass^ e d . “Now, on the 11th towners and Washingtonians are parties and dinners right and left will take on somewhat the nature Fires were still burning there Repeated Attacks tion. Churchill closed: Smithtown, N. Y., ' daughter-in- boys now at the listening jSosts being made aware of the war in —or if they didn't, found many of of a Christmas service. The church Rhode Island, Massachusetts and of December. I am bound to -say and they are readily ajllusting Connecticut were at the warehouse and, the flumes were visible In Ma- “Just hai.dfuls and cliques of It .«eems very probable he will do law of E. W. Sinclair, prc.sldent of many another way. their guests couldn't get there or auditorium la to be decorated with and this afternoon attended a nila nine miles distant. Cause o f Sinking wicked men and their military or so." Sinclair Refining Company . ano themselves without the alighteat Steel-helmcted soldiers with just forgot about the engage- greens and lighted only with can- Varied reports said between I-ondon, Doc. 11—(Ab—Repeated party organizations have been chairm an of the board of Corusoll- trace of annoyance or hindrance In bayoneted rifles walk post along ments. dles. A processional and an open- ploughing demonstration in South He said that "In tbe Battle of their studies.” OF HARTFORD! Windsor. nine and 15 Japane.se planes were attacks by Japanese bombers and able to bring these hideous evils the Atlantic Britain’s net loasea of dation Oil Conjpany. the aldewalka getween the Treas- The White House recently can- ing hymn will be followed by a WISE SMITH’S Business Expansion shot down ami four American torpedo planes sank the British on mankind. mercantile marine have been re- Past Commander Elmer Weden. ury and the White House and' the celled .tail state entertaining. Mrs. greeting from the club’s president, The company had been in its old planes lost. battleship Prince of Wales and the •Tt would Indeed bring shame duced to a good deal less than ope- In charge of the listening poats State Departments. Other troops Roosevelt is busy as assistant ci- Miss Ella Washburn, and invoca- WILL BE OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT TILL 9 P.MS quarters just-five years and owing Manilo had another alarm early battle cruiser Repulse yesterday upon our generation if we did not fifth of those of the four months Local Mail Hurt turned to the IMgh school students have been .detailed to patrol the vilian defense director. She said tion by the pastor of the church, to a rapidly expanding busine.ss today, from 12:30 a. ni. to 1:45 a. off Malaya, it waa announced of- teach them n lesson which will not \ ending In June—a tremendous fig- when war wak first declared and War-and Navy Buildinga, the Po- she couldn’t see how anyone could Rev, Thoraten Gustafson. ni. (11:30 a. m. and 12:45 p., m. ficially today. be forgotten in the records of a ure." under his dhstructlona there are tomac bridges, and other'lmportant have the heart for purely social Music will be In charge of G. were forced to seek larger quarters thousand years.” , At Soap Factory Do .\11 Your Gift Shopping the Ea.sy neat railroad side track privileges. Wednesday, e.' a. t.) but no bomb- An official spokesman said "The month of November anil plenty of atiidenta available for points. things. Albert Pearson, who will conduct ings were reported. The planes, "there is no reason to aupj^e .Miisi Expect Cut in ,\ld this work. The boys have taken a program of (jhriatmaa numbers, Way — With Farm machinery and tractors to- He Bald oluntly th a t because of the first 10 days of December fully gether with a well equipped main- apparently Japanese on recon- any new weapons or explosivea maintained the, great recovery of Samuel Harrison, of Alton atreet, over the major portion of the work to be sung by a High school ch^ir WISE SMITH’S CREDIT COUPONS nai.ssance, flew over the edge of were employed." American Naval losses Britain fractured his ankle while at^work and ^ according to Commander of 60 voices, and by the lately tenance department is under the must expect that United States the previous four months." he con- of the Groton barracks were with Convenient Hooks of Sl.*>, ,S2.") and $50 peraonal direction of Arthur G. the city. He added: tinued. today at 12:45 at llm Orforil Soap Weden are taking care of the posts War Risk ( JaiiHC an agent of the FBI when the formed High school ensemble of Sweaters for Gifts, Sports, The capital had another alarm "There is reason to believe the Naval aid in the Atlantic and the Company on Hilliard street. Hb Is in excellent style. They are paired 12. There will also be group sing- —Four Monthn To Pay— Ootdirane, general manager. volume of Ameriran aiipplieij for I"3nlt Phase Now Over woman was taken Into custody In Burr Co. To Take t)\-er from 3:16 a. m. (2:1.5 p, m. e. a. t. loss of life in the Pri/l'ce of Wales Tn the section of his war review at the Manchester MenioriiU hos- from nine In the morning until her apartment at a local hotel. ing, of many of the familiar Christ- No Interest Charge. Wednesday) to 6 .30 a. m, (5:30 p. and the Repulse ha's been less Britain to be reduced, but added: pital where thf fracture was re- nine In the evening. Is Now Invoked mas carols. On Jamuary 1, the C. R. Hurr heavy than a. first feared.” "I cannot doubt now that tlie on the African fighting he said She was taken to a detention Dress—But Whatever the Company will take over the form- m e. a. t. Wedne.sday), but passed "The first phase of the Libyan b at- duced. station In Hartford. Christmas Legends ■--- ■ ~ ..y — — 130,000.(X»0 people of the United Harrison, and several other Mrs. Charles Nichols, wife of the er plant used by the. Bracket an 1 its second bombless night. tle ia now over. The enemy has To re lle \e The police captain said the (In Washincton. the War De- States have b. und thcm.selves to workmen were ro'llng barrels H artford, Dec. 11 oD With pastor of Union Congregational Shaw company on Allen Place, this war ano once they get settled been drii-en out of all positions Mlaerv of woman claimed to have come by Mood—We Have the 'and before this date, the C. E. Wil- partment said the military and that bar our western advance ex- along the platform and in acme this nation now actively engaged church i(j Springfield, will give a No Separate down to it. . .That the flow of mu- m anner the barrel roIU*d-.b.ack and COLDS tlie countess tijle by marriage to talk baaed on the Christmas leg- |_ j ■ son Company had used a portion Naval' instnllatiorrs on Luzon had cept four pockets at Bardia and MqttU in war it was learned yeslenlay a R()4imantan count from whom been s(tbject to Interm ittent Japa- nitions and aid of every kind will over his foot. He was taken to the ^iiblrta that life Insurance companies here ends and traditions of many coun- of the wai^house for storage pur- vastly exceed ai ything that could Halfqya, which are hopelessly cut she is divorced. She- la In thla poses. . nese air attacks throughout the off.” hospital Immedinlelv for treat- have invoked "w ar ri.sk clauses" in Peace Agreed have been expeetj^h up to the pres- ment. He wiiri-» kept at the hos- llrttM country on a visitor’s pasaport The upper part of the new loca- day, that on the Naval base at ent " The Axis, he said, has "paid the 666 rAttsb tlrAiMi their policies. from Roumania. pital for .several days for obserx'a- tion is used for dead storage by Cavite Ix'ing particularly heavy.) Try •* H tt b- M y wTIa m**«^ WttttSqrfttl Since active participation in war N e w under-arm Of the sinking of Britain's bat- price of his valor and the second tion. Courtney quoted the woman aa Sweaters the present owners of the building, .Start Huge Fire* In Axis Pact tle cruiser Repulse by Japanese air phase may gather more easily Involves extra hazards not provid- .stating she wa.s born In Germany TTie Aetna Oil Company of Hart- The Japanese, besides starting tlecrulser Ri piilse by Japanese air than the first." ed for by normal premiums for and hits a daughter there now who C re a m D e o d o ra n t ford. Mr. Cochrane said this morn- huge fires at Cavite, sent up col- attack off Malaya, the prime min- Turning to the Russian cam- life Insurance protection, the Phoe- is married to "a man very promi- safely umns of smoke from Nichols air opportunity. I will want the (Contlqiied from Page One) ^yAClKWlKWWWlKWMCSKMWtMWMMMMMWlKWWSMMMHIMmHKlJ^ nix Mutual Life Insurance notified ing that the business of his com- whole hearted cooperation of ister said he understood they were paign he said: nent In German affairs." pany was better now than In some depot, bombed the ships outside "We can already see. after six Ita representatives that such every member of the Chamber ip- w ithout siippor*. of their own land- clauses would be a part of all new The polfcre captain said Madame Checks Pe n p h o tio n years and prospects were bright the Manila Bay breakwater and gether biit also to make peace aft- based fighter planes "because of months of fighting In Russia, that Ghlgortz has been living on and for further expansion. The com- struck at Fort William McKinley. cltidlng the Board of Control and er it in a common front iinder the \ policira Issued to those .subject to steering committee, and it v^'/iuld an attack wbirli had been made on Hitler made one of the outstzind- WISE SANTAS off in and about this city for the » The Ja[>anese also were reported such extra risk. 3.45 paily salesmen were also taken 1940 three-power pact. the airdromes.” ing blunders of history and the re- to haw bombed Claik Field and not- be my desire or Intention to past three years, traveled In high over the new location which was j F'lreign Mini; ter .'-higonori Sunk By .\erlal Torpeiloea sults so far realized constitute These "war risk clauses" are society, appeared In bridge^ tour- followed- by a general sales meet- Iba eif ronte to Manll.a. de.sert the Chamber in ya.se 1 Togo ilcclareil the German-Itallan ARE BUYING RADIOS [ similar to those used during the Boxy Slipon.s and Cardi- found I could not succeed aa exec- events of cardinal importance In naments, and "appearnd” to make ing after which the entire gather- Thegji'avite dock was bombed war declarations "together with He tflid the House of Commons | the final decision of the war.” last war. Policies with such clauses gans of 100',^ Wool. The and explosives also were reported utive secretary but rather to as- the ships were .sunk by Japanese , a .specialty of cultivating friend- ing-attended the demonstration. the marvelou.s achlevemenl.s ol Only by the Libyan campaign, provide full protection against ships with naval officers and their New Extra Long, Boxy to have fallen close to the Pan sist in w hatever po.sltlon I could the Imperial (Japanese) armed aerial torpedoes. | he .said, could the B ritish have AT WESTERN AUTO! | normal hazards, but make an ex- Type and the Very Flatter- American Airways base. fill and fill aucce.ssfull)'." Churchill described the British • 'Wives. forces unfold a bright future for brought a second front into acUon ception of death or diaalrility while The FBI refused to make any ing !>(ipped-In Waistband One Japanese plane fell on top Mlaa Holbrook has been con- the Japanese Empire, which is campaign in Libya as the only in the armed services outside of ’Chutists Seiz€* nected with the Cfiamber for the to help Russia under conditions . CONSOLE A M ),TABLE MODELS | comment on the woman's case. as Well a.s the Regufation the Kzrh transmitter near Manila, proceeding re.-^^olutely with the place the British could open a costly to the Axis and favorable to the United States or from aviation -JL______cnltlng off a transcribed broad- past two years. She has been construction of a new world or- field of fighting th at would aid Britain. ' service. In such cases, premiums $• Does not rot dieuetot men’s Type. chief Investigator for credit rat- Airport in Luzon cast of President Roosevelt's Tues- der." Russia. "It seems .’ery likely," he said, PORTABI.es and auto RADIOS! ! sre rrtunded with interest. Repeat Famous Exploit •bins. Docs not irtiiatc skin. day night speech. ing bureau of the Chamber and The three-power agreement, the "The Libyan offensive, he said 2. No wtitiog to dry. Csn be You’ve seen our Helen In addition ijid .some secretarial "that the United States In Its war used right sfiet shaving Two Filipino airmen were said announcement said, provided: "did not take the course its au- with Japan will be faced with the London. Dec. 11 — (/Pi — The Harper, Tish-U-Knit and (Contlnoed from Page One) to have shot down a Japanese work while Mr. McC'abe was thors expected, although it will Vichy radio, broadcast a Tokyo 3. lostaoilf checks peispirstinn "Article One: Japan. Germany open hostility of Germany and Madaiiie Gbigortz lot I to ) dsjrs Removes odoi Lla Cuna adverti.sed in Life, plane in Quezon City, a suburb of executive officer. and Italy shall pn)secute the war reach the end at which they alm- Italy and Japan, dispatch yesterday asserting that in a drive to check Fifth Column- Manila. The pilot hailed out and A native of Littleton. N. H., ed." the Japanese Naval airmen who from pctspuitioo. Harpers Bazaar, Vogue and ist activities. Several former fol- forced on them by the United Brought to Standstill 4. A pute, while, giessclcss. was captured by police. she came to Manchester 27 years States of America and the British He said Hitler has made one of Is Arrested bv FBI attacked the United States fleet at Mademoiselle.^ lowers of Benlgno Kamos, leader Two others were reported shot ago, and graduated from Man- the "ouLstandine blunders of his- "In Russia, the Germans have suuotess vtnishing cream. of the Sakdaliata uprising of 19115, Empire with all the forceful everywhere been brought to a Pearl Harbor released their tor- 5. Atrid h u been awarded the down over Baguio, between Manila chester High School. For some means at their command until it tory" in attacking Rigisia, pictur- pedoes and then "flung their Sizes 34 to 4p in white, were taken Into custody. Ramos lime she traveled extensively .standstill. On a large portion ot Approval Seal of the American and the northern coast, when U. S. ends in their victory. ' ed the Germans as in rctr.eat on New London, Dec. 11 -(J5—"ftie planes straight at their objectives, loatirate of Lauoderiop fot navy, brown, black and for years was an exile-in Japan. airmen attacked three planes ap- through the United States as a the Rus.sian front after suffering the front they are In retreat. Their Telephone EJne Cut "Article Two: Japan. Germany lo.sses are enormous." local police, revealed yesterday that thus repeating the famous exploit being barmleas to fabrics. every conceivable color. parently ret((rning from the raids representative and demonstrator enormous losses and said Britain Madame Alaix Ghlgortz, 58, Ger- of the 'human torpedoes’ which An air raid warden sald'-the spe- here. and Italy pledge that without com- He said Admiral Sir Tom Phil- A nld is th s LAROEST BClXIMa cial telephone line linking his of- for s California products company plete understanding between them- was now bent on annihilation of man-bom, local mystery woman marked the Japanese attack on SECOND FLOOR Another Japanese plane was said Two years ago she was named a retreating German forces in Libya lips, B ritain's F ar ETastem Naval Shanghai." DEODORANT. T ty S isi todsf I fice with Nichole air depot had selves, they will not conclude an commander, waa reported miss- ■nd -prominent bridge player, waa been cut anc thus the Army Sig- to hove fallen on a farm In Pam- WPA secretary here and later with good prospects of succe.ss. seized here Tuesday In the gov- panga province. Three of ita four armistice or peace with the United ing in the sinking of the Prince of nal Corpe had been unable to noti- joined the Chamber Bureau. ■ States of America or the British Speaking shortly before Mu.s.so- ernment's round-up of aliens. The official language of Liberia, occupants were reported killed. Uhi announced the Axis declara- Wales. ARRID fy civilian officlala in time for an Empire. The Prince of Wales and the Capt. John J. Courtney said the Independent Negro republic, la ^ _ Alal|MOTMMBfaCtaa«l0MAR alarm before the start of an air Light Bombs I'sod "Article Three: Japan. Italy and tion of war he said Italy and .Ger- local police and the state police English. JV f (alMlo More Than 2,(M)0 many would soon he engaged In Repulse, he said, had been sunk attack yesterday. Observers here said the attack- permany, after the victorious end by repeated air attacks by bomb- A spokesman said President ers nseil light bombs, probably 30- of the war,. will cooperate most open hostilities against the United tilanue.l Quezon received a mea- State.s. ers and torpedo aircraft and add- pounders, on most objectives, with Sailors Reseiied clo.sely together on the basis of ed, "there Is no reason to suppose aage from President Roosevelt the heavier charges falling main- the tri-partlte pact concluded on (Imnge In IJbyn Cnmmand praising the Philippines for their He annniinceii that Gen. .Sir Alan : any new weapons or explosives FREE DELIVERY WITHIN 15 MILES ly on Cavite. The raiders were said .Sept. 27, 1940, in order to attain a were employed." "'magnificent defense against wan- to have dropped 200 heavy bomba (Continued from Page Ohe) ti)(4iteous new order. Gordon Ciinninsh.am, commamier i ton Invasion.” The president also in all. "Article Four: The present of the British Eighth Army In | He said there was reason to be- Gift Slip Parfait aent congratulations to Gen. The populace was described as destroyed during the attack on the agreement comes into force im- Libya, had been succeeded by lieve the loss of life in the Prince EXPERT RADIO SERVICE of W ales and the Repulad had Douglas MacArthur, Army com- amazingly calm. Prince of Wales and the Repulse. mediately as it Is signed and will Major General Ritchie, a much ON ALL MAKES It Flexes with Ihander in the Philippines. Curious crowds gathered on (Few British commentators ac- remain in force for the whole dur- youneor man. been less heavy than at first fear- o» Quezon replied to Roosevelt "I Manila's downtown streets and the cepted the declaration that aerial ation of the tri-parllle pact con,- He said Chinningham. whi 1s .54, ed and declared “seven of the air- By have received your very hearten- tjayfront, watching the attack. bombing alone was responsible, ciuded on Sept, 27, 1940. The three was reported to be siiffejdng from craft which attacked" the two The Body— ing message and all I can say is The raiders flew higher than the however. DNB, the official German partners will come to an agree- serious overstrain and was grant- ships were destroyed. ROCCO MACRI to once more relterate-what I have range of anti-aircraft sheila and news agency, quoted Tokyo's Im- ment at a timely moment, before ed general sick leave.' "It may well be that we shall TELEPHONE 7080 q OO® heretofore declared—we will 6o our fighters taking off to engage them 'perlal Naviil command aa saying the expiring 6f the above date, in Maj. Gen. Neil Methuen Ritchie, have to suffer considerable pun- duty to the end.” apparently failed to gain sufficient Japanese submarines had engaged order to establi.sh formalities of 44. has been an officer In India, ishment bu1 wa shall defend our- MARY BARRON Tbe spokesman earlier today aUtiiude to tire at them. the British vessels before the their, cooperation as foreseen by Palestine and Mesopotamia. selves everywhere with utmost , announced a successful bomber at- planes attacked. Mubmarine torpe- Churchill said first predictions vigor and In close coopirstlon tack which left a 29,000-ton Ja- The first group of 27 planes Article Three of the present agree- came over at 20,000 and 25.000 feet, dcjes thus may have been rammed ment." of quick triumph for the British in with the United States and Neth' panese' battleship “blazing fierce- home while British gun crews crlands Navy," be aaid. 'V . ly” and the repulse by Filipino sol- circled three times In perfect for- the Libyan campaign ware an ex- m ation and loosed ,100 bombs on were diverted by the planes. pression of "unduly favorable Western Auto ; dlert of a light Japanese attack No Word of Admiral $1.98 about 110 miles, northw est of M a-j mll/tary objectives. Stock j^Iarkel vlewa," but asserted: .Vttai'k I-ast 30 Minutes (The BBC. in a broadcast heard "The Libyan offensive did not nlla. by CBS. said the commander of Claim Speeil Mary Barron slips are cut on the The spokesman said then- had The attack began at 12:40 p.m. take the course Its authors expect- Glamorous Collection and lusted 20 minutes. Smoke arose the Repulse, Capt. W, G. Tennant, Effect Little ed although it will reach the end straight and flex with the body. A \ been no further developments after was reported among the survivors Associate Store from Nichols field. at which they aimed"- destruction Record Set an attempted lailding bad been but there was ho word on Admiral m aster pattern for all figures. SH, , repulsed In the Llngayen area. The second wave flew over soon (ContlniKid from Page One) of the Axis Armies. M6 MAIN STREET PAUL JONES, Aawielato g >2 afterward and concentrated explo- Sir Tom Phillips, commancler of "Auehlnleck's Battle'' stand—twist or ttm ^ n o hiking,^ of Robes for Every "Enemy detachments that land- Wales.) - On Tanker .5 no twisting or strain. Smooth ed on the Luzon coast are being sives on the merchant ahlps. Per- chalked up to .' American Tele- "Although the Libyan battle Is dizpoaed of," he said. "Mopping up haps 40 bombs fell In this attack. phone, Anaconda Copper, General not yet finished I have not the front, seamless sides, moulded The pattern of the bombing Comment of monilng newspa- Motors, General Electric and Stan- Slightest hesitation in saying that (.Continued from Fags One) biasing fiercely." shells, fired at point blank range to A half-dozen bomba amid sink the Nazi battleship Bis- Perch Fillets — Sole Fillets — Butterflsh — Smelts — (Jane'a fighting ships, authori- large residences In PasaV owned marck? The Prince of Wales waa tative Naval manual, lists a 29,330- by prominent Americans, but most HerrinifH — Fillet of Haddock — Freith Scallops —- Oy* tan Haruna as one of four ships of of them had left the section after even more heavily armored than stem and Clams. tlw Kongo class, laid down In 1911- Monday rdght'a atUck on Nichols the> Bismarck (which was sunk in U and refitted In 1926-SO). field. The dead were said to be the North Atlantic last May after Specials GIFT Specials ' FlBptaos Mtop Thrust all Filipinos. destroying the BriOah hsttle MEAT DEPARTMENT ^ HE.ANsnKR is • yes ! Htiinsn eyes were made for seeing Slippers cruiser Hood) sgslns(t air attack." On land, the spokesman said, The raids on the bay front and GIVE SOMETHIISG FOR LASTING HAPPINESS! Home Dressed Pullets for cutting up, about 5 pounds outdoors in light hundreds of times brighter than the aver- there have been no major develop- Cavite were' visible from the resi- Tage home has today. Hiat’s one reason why so mbny boys are BMAta line* yesterday .svlth the dence of IT. s. High Commission- NoHhern Malaya each ...... lb. 33c To Slip in itlon of light attacks by Jap- er Francis B. Sayre. Some bombs Chickens for Frj'ing or Roasting, medium size .. .ea. 98c brillisnl at*games outdoors and slow at studies indoors. Don’t Miss these Features ground troops in the vicinity fell less than a quarter of a mile Airdromes Useless (PLATE GLASS) Pocket Honejwomb T rip e...... 1b. 2Sc i Lingayen, a port on the Gulf of from hia combing offlce-homa. Singapore, Dec. 11—(A—Heavy Mirrors $0e95 «nd up Our Own Make Pure Pork Sausage Meat ...... lb. 25c If you have sn athlete whose sehool marks eonld be better try yen on the western coast of Assembly Pledges Support Japansiie air attacks havs rehdsr- Her Stocking -^INCOMPARABLY GAY TOYLAND on the A Philippine Army dlvl- An extraoidlnary session of the ed uhiMrvlceable a number of this. Give him a quiet piece to study aad be sure he has good Fourth Floor with a MUSICAL MERRY-GO- stopped this thrust, he ssid, National aaaembly approvad li northern Malaya- alrdromsa but AT OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT light! It’s easy to get. Sight-saving U ^t eoaU just a few cenU an STARDUST, black, blue dr wine rayon ROUND for tota to ride, 10c, and SANTA him- (The mention of Ufigayen plsc* raaolution pl^dgini^ the support (OUR COMPLETE LINE) ths situation of the British forces Cinnamon Buns doz. 25c evening. Yon can get it with one of the new L E. S. lamps, scien* crepe, star aprinkled bow and .self at whose Workshop children may pull a ' the Japanese land forces nearer and cooperation of the Filipino in that sector la unchanged, a com- Pictures $1 to $125 platform, peektoe, padded lila on Isiaon than at ally time people to the United SUtea for the munique said today. Wliole Wheat Bread, Our Own M ake...... loaf 11c tifically designed to protect eyes. $1.29 lever for a SURPRISE PACKAGE, 25c. war against Japan. 1 far. Previous action on Luzon It added that no further Japa- 3 I centered north of Vigen, about The Assembly authorized Presi- nese attem pts to land at Kusntan. mUea north of Manila. How- dent Manuel Quezon to place all (6-Way Floor and FRUIT AND FRESH VEGETABLES BRIDGE DELUXE, fine kid, ij^SOLVE YOUR GIFT PROBLEMS IN TREAS- resources of the country at the 200 miles above Singapore, had :autiful Table Lambs) URE GIFT LANE^ gift shop on the third floor the Japanese Have been re- been made since the initial landing $4*95 and up String Beans, Extra Fancy ...... 2 q ts . 25c Stop in at your electrical dealers or our oflke tomorrow. Look velvet bow, leather sole, <2"I QQ ' on Isibang tsland, 60 miles disposal of ths United States "for Lamps ^ where clever ideas are assembled from all over ' the prosecution of the war to a yesterday morning and that so Native Parsnips...... 2 qts. 15c over the new low cost lamps and Ughtiag fixtures. Yen’ll want ‘ Cuban heel. I entrance to Manila Bay.) further Japanees vaaaels bad bees the store in amazing variety. nwhfls. United States and successful conclusion." Florida Juice Oranges...... doz. 23c; 2 doz. 45c to do"^over’yonr whole house with better li^ t when you see themi I t also sppioved • biU m aking seen is that ares. Qothes Hampers——Whik they last! Greatly Reduced Prices on RUFFLED MULE, rayon satin in wine, tn U p B were battUng the light blue or black with wine who landed along the sir uneiqienaed govsnunent bal- .^SKYLINE RESTAURANT. Ninth Floor, seires maatHne between Vigan ances In gensral and special funds These Items for Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Only. ~ FRIDAY GROCERY SPECIALS! ruffle, satin lined, leather sole, d QQ available for national defsnss and Hong Kong Defendert daily from 11 to 3 Roast Turkey juid Chkkeo Cottage Cheese, V erm ont...... 1-lb. carton 16e Cubtmhe^ army received SrotecUon at tbs civilian popula- Beat Off Attacks Dinners, 60c, and teatime lunehea from 8 to fi. iOfl. Hong Kong, Dee. 11—OP)—The Salmon, Columbia River, Royal Scarlet .... .flat can 2Sc Saturday night suppers from 6 to 8 o’clock. the Japanese had The Assemliiy wUl continue tn PUSS IN BOOTS FOR TOTS, at Apwil, on the British Menders of this crown Sardines, American, in Olive Oil ...... can 18c hi-eut felt,, robe colors, pic- ^ O s s ■pedal session untU Doc. 39, after colony have baatsn oft two saw The Manchester Electric Division tte elof tbs island 350 which the new Congreea will be Pnuico-Americalt Spaghetti ...... 3 cans 2?e tured vamp. • a/® •^FREE TELEPHONE SERVICE, cdl Enterpriw B SfanllUa. attacks and the situaUon la stahl- fDBTON D. PEARL’S ' eC ■worn in. Used, s communique said late yss- Campbell’s Tomato Soup...... 3cans 2~3 ''1100, no toll. terday. Pepe SpaghetM, MaearonL Shells, and Elbows, l-pou"d I m m n u m a a t i BURNT BOOTEES FOR •quipped with 00- The oommusiqiM added two TQfl^ Rbeep-lined, natural package ...... 2 .pkgii. 19c muqlaatzwt 69b >ml aaSloimcUuettooM toy* of JapsBsss nttsmptsd 599 TAIN Sh iB-DAN B;' G P'.ON!. '5^0 dk. bupuy hmd, nurssrr furniture, h i W V i m to cross ttd* cove and land on ths I Loodoo’i ' alr-rald sM t S b o n . ^ DIAL 51j37 — FR E E ^SL lV E R Y k miHsan siuppEKgt isr noon CaiLOKEN’St 4 m fl ook •" Bovs tedb SO B S-Sisiik by ms- ; V — - N • iUANCHFSTER EVETTTNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. EOMM. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11,1941

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, |^ANCHESTEB, CONN. TIHURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1941 —^ ^ ..^S' Parish Men brano of entertainment aily Radio Programs Over-Fatigue maintained. Form Club News •ors Senators Urge Probe Plans Ready There have been quite a num- Try to Smooth Procedure S M te n StaoaMl TIsm ber of reservation* m*4e for this Danger Seen For Banquet affair which is gratifying to the St. Bridget’s Organiza- committees in cluage. However, Following Air Raid Atari Hampth'irs,' to Miss Dorothy Hil- Of Japanese Attaclc provision has be^made for a few resolve to do our beat to llva up to more in case anyone forgot to terlin Is Now Eliminated tion Effected by 50 our motto, Prepared” and to ton Robinson, daughter of Mr. and ------^------Warning Sounded on StRfforil Springs Mothen and Daughters make a resenfatlon. Boston, Dec I I —oP,—New Eng- > Members Last Nigbt. Rockville do all within our power to be of Bolton Mrs. H. E. Rbblnson of 12 West- claJs for tomorrow morniiiE to i asalatance to our* country, state, field street, Manchester. The cou- Want Infortnaiiou oil 1 leader, ex- Perilfi afl Resull of Ex> - 7 ^ land defense officials undertook mulatc a plan conceimtiK BIfa. U yd e Marshal John U. Nett* n 1 I « pressed similar sentiments: At Highland Park to As Radio Pickup Station pewts H. (2Hpmaa and our community” . ple are living with the bride's par- today to iron out wrinkle* that tlon of student* during air rgid The Men’s CTub of St. Bridget's PboM S8U 412, S U ffo rd Why Pearl HarborHarl Stir- "Let's fight the warTlrst and do tra Burdenft Now. Dine Saturday Night. -- ■ , s 96, BookvIUa The coordinator of the troop'a ents. Mra. Brigham Is employed in V I the Investigating afterward." developed duVing T u e s d a y's Some fcliool* 'evacuated church was organized at a meet- emergency program wUl be the the office of Lydall and Foulds Pa- Manchester pupils end ether* did not N *w York. Dec. 1 1 -W V - B U U NBC-Red-8 FM ny Brice; 8:30 prified; Others C iO U n- There were Indications, how- groundless, but realistic, air tald Henry Aldrich; 9 Bing Crosby ing held In St. Bridget's hall last acting scoutmaster Albert Miffitt. Fifteen were present at tha -per (Jo., In Manchester, and Mr. Funeral aervicea for Miss *PhlI- ever, that Pearl Harbor would fig- New Haven. Dec. 12— (JPi—A Plans for the annual Mother and alarm the glert Tuesday. er, CBS war broadcaater, once . The first aid program will be in Brigham is with Johnson Bros., sel Inquiry Wait. warning on the dangers of.over- Date Book Fire chiefs «dU meet in ,m on baa become a father In a Hour; 10 Rudy Vallee show; 10:30 night attended by 50 men of the meeting of the Bolton Center Red ena Eaton, 86, of West Main ure in discussions at an extraoi di- Daughter Banquet of the HIgliland A flood of anxious telephone Chief to Test the complete care of O. Denson; electrical contractors, Manchester. nary conference of Senate Repub- fatigu^ and too much tension, as a rails, that tied up the wires, and ball tomorrow to dl^cu** fir* Jerlaia. . ' _ Frank Fay. parish. The need of such an or- Cross aewlng group on Wednesday. street, were neln this afternoon at Park Community Club, to be hel^ CBS—7:30 Maudle's Diary; 8 Pioneeringr A. M iffitt; SlgnaUlng, The W PA Bookmobile, which Washington, Dec. — /P)—Sen- licans called for to360, place at 12:10 p. m. Friday. and Albert, Oliver, Charles and conducted by Mrs. Challes Vick- tioned at San Marcelino. Mrs. "Somebody has been criminally der of Rainbow, Masonic Temple meeting of school and college offi- . Kilocycles Stanley Brazaukas. wish to thank Mrs. Elmer Weeden Holmes after living In the Phll- quickly notified local dealers and "Each Individual can do only so sections in folder. VI Observation Post Frank Dodd, of Wapping. of Manchester for the hot coffee ery of New Haven In the after- negligent.” Van Nuys declared, Chamber members by telephone ol Father Breen urged the neces- The Wapping. church school Is lippines for some time came back much, and if be or sh^'accepts be- Thursday, December 11 Thursday, Dec. 11 ' sity of the proposed club stating An observation post is to ' be she sent to them on Monday and noon. "and it la the business of Congress the order. placed on Fox Hill, one of the high- planning a Christmas play and a to Stafford Springs about a year yond a natural capacity, tbe gen- P.M. P. M. that many new families had moved they thank the Murphy Restau- Mrs. Edward Bradley of West to find out who. The American est elevations in the city and plans worship service for Sunday eve- ago and Is' living with her aiiter, eral level of accqmpllsbment be- 3:00—Against The Storm 3:00-Studio Matinee, WDRC En- Into the parish during the past rant of Mahcheater for the hot Willlngton spent the week-end In people apparently had been lulled were completed today for the In- ning. December 21. The play Is Mrs. Clara Armstrong on Church to sleep by the profuse and un- comes mediocre. / Each one of us 3:15— Ma Perkin* semble. year and through this medium the coffee and sandwiches donated on Portland, Me., visiting relatives. ; street. stalling of a telephone in a shed entitled "There Is Room In the founded assertion* of Secretary of Four Mor€| Men should look at/hlroself critically, 3:30—Guiding Ught 3:30 —Kenfro Valley Folks. men folks could get better ac- Tuesday evening. Mrs. Ira Wilcox, matron of and eliminat^unnecessary activ- which has been moved to the top the Navy Knox to the effect that 3:45—Vic and Bade 3:45— News. quainted. The field for better un- Inn.” There are ten young people Bolton Briefs Climax Chapter, Order of Eastern ities in order to provide more time of the hill to provide a shelter for the Navy was ready on an hour's \ l 4:00—Backstage Wife 3:55— War Commentary. ilerstandlng was more urgent, es- In the cast. Mrs, Mark Carpenter was guest Star at Merrow, Mrs. Henry La- At the AlmsliouKe for the najdonal emergency, and to the Watchers. of honor at a birthday supper giv- notice." 4:15— Stella Dallas 4:00- Ad Liner. pecially at this time, than ever be- Th* South Windsor Parent- bonte o,f South Willlngton and guard a^ in st becoming engulfed A call has gone out from Stan- en in her honor by Mr. and Mrs. Ellington Bridges said that while he had 4:3()i-Lorenzo Jones 4:45— .Mark Hawley, News. fore. The discussion led - to many Teacher Association will meet this Mrs. Alvin McKinney of 5?outh In this/mad turmoil of fast and 4:45— Young Wldder Brown ley Dobosz Post No. 14, American Myron Lee at their home In South Coventry met at the home of Mrs. been shocked at what had happen- 6:00 Mary Marlin. possibilities that Would be under- evening at 8 o'clock at the Wood O. F. Herr The number of men at the alms- dissipated living." 5:00— When A Glr! Marries Legion for 100 volunteer* to work Holton on Sunday evening. Din- Lloyd Burdick to plqn the Eastern ed In the Pacific, be was.not dis- 6:15—The Goldbergs. taken In a body than by a small aa spotters. Anyone wishing to Memorial Library to discuss house has Increased during the I 5:15—Portia Facej Life 6:30—The O'Neills. representation. health In the pubUc schools. The ner guests includf^; Mr. and Mrs. Star Christmas celebration. The TeL 49S-.5. KockVtUe posed to seek any Information / volunteer at this post where a 24 Mark Carpenter, Mrs. D. K. Blrd- about events there that would be past two weeks. There are now 36 5:30— We, The Abbott* 6:45— Ben Bernle. The scope of the club would In- hostesses wiU be Mrs. Watson VI- hostess Served cookies and coffee. against an average of 32. The in- 6:45—News Commentary by CJol. hour watch will be kept is asked sall: Mr. an'. Mrs. Kingsley Car- Richard Usher of Tolland start- of benefit to the enemy. 6;00-t:News, Weather. clude better relations and under- to get In touch immediately with bert, Mrs. Lloyd J. Burnham, Miss The Ellington Men’s Club elected crease', Superintendent Peterson., Jim Healey penter and daughters; Mr. and ed Wednesday taking orders for the officers for the coming year Should Know .Action Taken 6:05-lHedda Hopper's Hollywood. standing with outside parishes and Chief Observer Paul Menge or EI- Elizabeth Noble and Mrs. L. Mc- Mrs. Myron Lee and Ml*s Allison feels, will be of short duration 6;00---New.s and Weather 6:20^Frazier Hunt, News. social times. Setback tournaments Hansen's store st West Willlngton at a meeting held In the social "But." he added. "I believe the dred Dowdlng in order that a Grath. Lee. iVt.esrin the evening the fol- the extra men will soon enter pn 6:15—Strictly Sports 6:25--'Muslcal Interlude. were included In the list of events and will clerk In the store. Ernest rooms of the Congregational American people are entitled to vate emfiloyment. MONIHLTIUN schedule may be completed. The Sunday school Cradle Roll lowing "guests were present: Mr. trhich makes you 6:30—Professor Andre Schenker 6:30—William L. Shlrer, News. discussed. It was tentatively dis- Vilk has been helping out Satur- church Tuesday night. Tbe officers know what action la being taken Naturalization .Hessian and Nursery class and Beginners and Mrs. Howard C. Chase, How- The men. formerl.v em p li^d on CttANKY, NCKFOUS 6:45— Lowell Thomas 6:45—The World Today. cus.sed to Include East Hartford, days a senior in Windham High are aa follows; President, Donald by their government to relieve W PA left that to engag©/in pri- 7:00— Fred Warlng a Orchestra A Naturalization session of the class are to have their Christmas ard C. Chase, Jr., Miss Betty school. Mr. Usher Is the son of from command any oflicera who If you suffer monthlv cr»mp8. beck- 7:00—Amos 'n' Andy. Glastonbury and the new parish In tree all together on December 17. Chase, Mrs. Eugene Gagllardone \V. Wallace; vice-president, Clyde vate employment. They %und the «cbe. dUtres* of *‘trreKUlerutes/' nFr» 7:15— News of the World 7:15— Lanny Ross. South Windsor In the activities Tolland County Superior court will Jailer Merritt Usher and formerly A. Cordtsen; secretary, Frederick might have been negligent” be held in Rockville on Friday and the committee are Mrs. Sarah and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Du- job.s too hard and h*\e had to vouftnefift- -due to functtonel mootb* 7:30—Quiz of Two Cities 7:30—Maudie's Diary. planned. lived In South Willlngton. H. Arens; treasurer, Nathan Ed- On the other hand. Senator Pep- tako a rest. The men/it is report- lydliturboiice*- tryLydU-Pinkhem’ii 8:00—Maxwell House Time with Judge Munger presiding. Hills, Mrs. Madeline Collins, Mrs. charme. Compound TAblets (witb added 8:00 —Death Valley Days. Next Wednesday there will be wards. > per (D., Fla.) said "I don’t think ed, are not incHn^ to loaf and iron). Made especUtUy tor iromen. 8:30—The Aldrich Family There are 13 continued cases and Elsie PJatt, Mrs. LIlUan Grant, Lawrence Fiano la 111 at the an all-day meeting of the Ladies' Congresa ought to start off by 8:30— Duffy's Tavern. 50 new casts to be hoard at the home of his jparents on Birch Mr. and Mrs. Berman Paige and most of them an now seeking They aleo help build up rM blood. 9 :0 0 -Kraft Music Hall 8:55—Elmer Davis,' News. Mrs. Christensen and Mrs. Doro- Aid Society at the Hill church family have been visiting friends meddUng in the running of thl.i I Follow label directioiu. Try itj session which will start at ten thy Harrison. They are to meet Mountain.' lighter work. With the different 10:00— Rudy Vallee Program 9:00—Major Bowes' Hour, with a business session. There will in B(»ton. war. That will only bring confu- defense industries putting more INorlh CovenIry o'clock. this afternoon to complete their Mrs. D. K. BIrdsall Is 111 at the 10:30— Frgnk Fay. fJomedlan 10:00—Glenn Miller's Orchestra. be a special Christmas dinner and A wedding of Interest to people sion and will not conttlb\ite to con- men to work/lt is expected that The continued cases include Pro- plans St the ksme of Mrs. Grant. home of her daughter. Mrs. Mark 11:00—News and Weather 10:15— Yoiir.s for the Listening. program in charge of Mrs. Ro.sa of this to^iTi takes place In Hart- ,1 stancy In policy.” ' they will B^dn be returned to pri- ;/I 11:15—Dance Music Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Orcutt kop Chllkov*ch, Giavani Gu-irco. George Enes, chairman of the Carpenter of South Bolton. 10:45— Freddie Martin's Orchestra Joseph Tarcha, Kazimer Laskow O. Hall, Miss Frances Mersereau ford December .28 when Miss Fran- Senator Austin of Vermont, the vate worl Read Herald Advs. 11:30—Joa and Mabel 11:00—New.s, Weather. attended the funeral Tuesday of local Defense (Council of South and Mrs. Louise Buck. The book cc.s Kjfep Glddlngs becomes the 12:0()— War News. Treasure Trails Mrs. Orcutts’ couMn Mrs. Berna- a.k.a. Jack Laskow, Anna Satryb, Windsor announced today he will 11:05— Sports Roundup. Joseph Stramat, Stanley Visius, on foreign missions will be com- bride of John Clark, Jr., son of Mr. o f Song 11:10—Guy Lombardo's Orchestra. dlne Holder, in New London. be at the fire house every night pleted. and Mrs. Jc^n Gilman Clark, of AM. Mr. and Ijri. Dean DeGreenla Jacob Jellen, Marccllina Colom- this week to sign up volunteers South Covenlry 11:30— Vaughn Monroe's Orch. baro, David Glizerman, Dave Glas- The foundation la being made for Holyoke, Mass. The ceremony will 13:30—Freddie Ebner's Orchestra spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. for natiorial defense. "EJvery one 12:80—Linton VVells. News. er, Joseph Bika, Francesko Kla- new house to be built by contrac- be performed by Rev. Warren Sey- 12:55—News Tomorrow’s Program Gordon McClaude of Blast Granby. or anyone who will volunteer hia Earle W. Green Poet and Aux- tor Howard Pratt .for J. Gallup mour Archibald In the South Oon- Eighteen women gathered at mengo. Paul Granberg. ■ 1:00—Silent A. M. The new cases are John Wilson services will be accepted, to be as- iliary, American Legion, met Mon- Service. The location Is at West gregationat church. 6:00—Sleepy Slim Serenade. the home of Mrs. John Kingsbury .signed to a unit that will fit their day evening at the home of Mr. Willlngton on land of his father. Miss Glddlngs Is the daugHter of Wednesday for an all day meeting Stenhouse Dobson, John J. Char- Tomorrow’s Program 7:00—News, Weather. nock, Abraham Simon, Stephen situation," be said. and Mrs. Arthur J. MacFarland in James Service, the former Legrand Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Alden Gid- to sow for the Red Ctobb. Mrs. A.M. ' 7:10—Music. Mattorclli. Alexsandra Matejkow- Edward Colbert has been placed Manaf leld Center. Plans were made Johnson property from which there dlngs of Farmington avenue. West Take a He fnm Ike OUTimen Walter Pomeroy, Mrs. George 6:00— Reveille with Doye O'Dell 7:15— Toyland Revue. ski, Silvia Tonidandel Mottes, Sa- In charge of the auxiliary fire de- to hold the annual Christmas Par- is an extended and beautiful view. Hartford. Mrs. Glddlngs before he! and Agricultural News 7:30—Robart Program. Kingsbury and Mrs. Annie Schell vlva Poliszuk, Consetta Rose Cor- partment, and it was reported ty on Friday evening, December marriage was Gwendowlln Jones, 7:00—Morning Watch 7:40—Bond Program. loaned their sewing machines, and sinl, Apolonia G. Zlemba, Wilfred that SO bien have signed up. The 19, for children- up to and includ- lb * uoe of rayon In place of the daughter of the Rev. and Mra, with Mrs. Kingsbury’s the-four 8:00— News, Weather 7;55—New.s, Weather. Arthur Kent, Bernard Mose* Nl- regular department contains 40 ing 12 years of age. It was also cotton cord la Increasing In the David E. Jones. Rev. Jones was machines bummed all day, a great 8:15— European News Roundup 8:00--The World Today. demo, Mniy Skolianik, Frieda members. Fire Chief Enes report- voted to send Christmas gifts to manufacture of Urea for busea tha pastor of tha .Congregational many garments were completed. 8:30— Radio Bazaar 8:1.5—Morning Salute. Putz, Margaret Sunega, Fannie M. ed. Although no emergency equip- the families of two vsieran . In- truck*, automobiles and airplane*. church for many years. Mrs. Charles Prudln and daughter 8:55— W TlC.j Program Parade 8:20 . Shoppers' Special, Music, Blderkin. Teresa Chobot, John ment has been purchased the fire mates o f the Soldiers' home In Katherine bad a sample of each RAVELIN, around town here, you’ll 9:00—Playhouse Tinre, Joseph Harakaly, Martha Levine, truck is adequately prepared for Newington. The unit will conduct 9:15—Food News garment basted which was a val- 8:30—News, Weather. Josefa Zolewa, Thomas Dobson, most emergencies and Several a whist In the Legion Rooms on ^ 6ndQuicks, that are still in service 9:30—News Reporters uable time saver. The group de- T 8:3,’5—Shoppers' Special. . Odlas Balduc, Ellen Elisabet Bow- hundred feet of extra hose Is on Wednesday, December 17. 9:45--As The Twig Is Bent cided to meet every Friday. The after six. eight, ten or even more years. 9:00— Press News. er, Paul John Hlasny, Peter Jan- band. Tbe O a i^ n Club held ita Christ- 10:00—Bess Johnson 9 15-.School of the Air of the next meeting will be held at the ton, Andrew Palko, Carlo Milan- mas party Tuesday afternoon in Chief Ehiea aaid that In the p 10:15— Bachelor's Children Americas. home of Mrs. Wilfred Hill. Every- ese, Barbara Hipsky, Sophia Szar- the Recreation room at the Booth- It’s worth noting that these sturdy old, K 10:30—Help M ate one is welcome. event that tha South Windsor fire Give the Greatest Pleasure t Jit 9:45— Stories America Loves. ek, Sam Kaba, Joseph Ambroal, Dimock Library with 22 attending. A ll the factors that make for strength 10:45— Roac. Of Life 10:00— Betty Ch'oeker. The members of the Second Con- Ignacy Scibek, Erika Eleanore fighters needed assistance. Blast Nine new members war* adosd to Buicks are still serving faithfully and 11:00— Mary Marlin 10:1.5—Mvrt and Marge. gregational church met Wednes- Carlaon. Hartford ^ d Manchester appara- tha club. Bach member made a well, for several reasons. and. long life are still present-p/us l:.i 11:15— Pepper Young's Family 10:30— Stepmother. day evening. Chairman of the Allessandro Miizlo,-Joanna Sad- tus could be summoned through wreath er other Christmas decora- such farther advances as all-eoil springs, 11:30— The Story of Bud B.irfon 10:45— Woman of Courage. Board of Trustees A. J. Vinton lak, Angela Marls Tonoll, Sabina their mutual aid agisement, pro- tion from hemlock furnished by to the most 11:45—David Harum 11:00- Trept Time with. Buddy called the meeting to order. Rev. Albasl, Mary St. Louis, Marie viding that it could be spared. Mrs. Grant Toothaker, Mrs. B. E. They have the same basic type of engine Dcmiite pistons that squeeze morc'good 12:00 Noon -Gene and Glenn 1 Clark. Pauline Hutchinson offered prayer. Obeline Gaudet, Mary Stawarz, The Defense Council and com- Flint and Mrs. W. Lt. Rose, bring- M the sleek 1942 Buiok — a nigged, long- from gasoline, Compound Carbufetionf J*M. 11:1.5—The Man 1 Married. In, the .absence of the clerk. Ernest Rozalia Nowak Walter Litlvin- mittee members , will meet at the ing their own trimmlngi made of T u esd a y a f t ern o o n , Co n n ecticu t h o d its "first a ir restrict y o u r use o f the t ele p h o n e d urin g o ir raids 1,2:15—rLuncheonaires 11:30—Bright Horizons. Evans was chosen to act pro tern. ckyk, Salomea Kasian'owitz, Cath- fire house this evening st eight materia} other than thooe on the dived, extra-efficient valve-in-head, that spells peak economy with un- 12:30—The Weather Man ll:4 5 —Aunt Jenny’s Stories. Mr. E\’ans read the call of the erine Niemlac, Teresa Angela Vig- o clock. All members and council Conservation list, a map of which though it is now. made better by F ir e bal l matched reserve power. r a id o lorm . o r o t h er e m erg e ncies. To p re v e n t o co n g estio n o f 12:35— Day Dreaii:* 12:00 noon—Kate Smith Speaks. meeting. After a. discussion oyer na, Elizabeth Toth, Marie Alma kre urged to attend. is posted in th* Recreation room. 12:45—Slngin' Sam the two candidates it was voted to combustion. P. M. . ‘ Beatrice Laflamme, Doris Edith There was an exchange of gifts, There’s more^ comfort, more conven- W h ile it ufos o f a lse a la r m , it d id a w a k e n us to lines o t such tim es, p le ase d o not use y o u r t e le 1:00—News, Weather 12fl5—Big Sister. extend a 'call to Beq^ton Gaskell. Wralght, Anna Horton,. Vlncenza followed by a contest In Identify- 1:15—The, LJttle'Show 12:30—Romance of Helen Trent. A letter was tVad from the Anna Maria Milana, Martin LoJ- ing by name 35 flowers from col- ience, moire beauty,- more value in these t h e grim r e a lit ies o f w a r — a n d the su d d e n ness p h o n e f o r colls o ther than those o f the most urg en t 1:30— Marjorie Mills 12:45— Our Gal Sunday. Hartford Connecticut Trust CO., da Jr. Tollancl ored illustraUona. A dessert lunch ’42 models. 2:00— Your Neighbor 1:00— News, Weather. representative advising ths church Boy Scout Meettog was served by th* hoeteaaea. Mra. with w hich it ca n strjk e; W o w w e k n o w it ca n n a t ure. 2:15—Medley Time 1:05— Main Street, Hartford. of a thousand dollar bequest left An Important maetlng of Troop Mrs. John H. Stael* Nellie Bralnard, Mrs. Leona Lord 2:30— Concert Matinee 1:15— Woman In White. to the church. The members voted 14, Boy Scouts of America will be But what counts is that they’re still 1178-8 BoefcvlUa and Mr*, ftae KromUe. A carol h a p p e n h ere! i;; 2:55—News 1:30—The Right td,,Happiness. to instruct the clerk to write a held this evening and all members ring concluded the afternoon. Buicki - tough, rugged and dependable. W e k n o w tha t in p erio ds of stress, it is o n a t u ral 1:45— U fe Can Be Beautiful. letter advising the administrator of the tfoop who wish to maintain A gift of an electric range, also the notice had been read at the, their membership must be at the Tha LSdles' Aid Society of Tol- In a ir r a id s, in a n y e m e rg e n cy, the t ele p h o n e hu m an urg e t o ..re a ch f o r the t ele p h o n e to b e 2:00—Young Di;. Malone. a piano, to the Library Association Take a look at wfagt your naict car is 2:15—Joyce Jordan, Girl Interne. chuch meeting and they were meeting. Anyone who does not at- land Federated church will serve Has been made by Mrs. Raymond Marlhorou^h 2:30— Fletcher Wiley. very grateful. tend' this meeting or send a good a public supper in the social B. Bennett, for use of organisa- likely to be up against and ask yourself system b eco m es a v it al instru m ent f o r d e f e nse. assu re d that, y o u r lo ve d o n es o r e sa f e . I reason for non-sittendance will be' 2:45—Kate Hopkins. Angel ipt Choir rehearsal will meet to- rooms of the church tomorrow at tions using the recreation room. if that ian’t the kind o f car it’s amart to Mrs. Howard lx>rd Mercy. I night at the home Of June Loomis. dropped from the troop. Any boy 8 p. ^ Mrs. Marion Agard Baker, Charles Schroeder also has made Yo u ca n h e lp to ost u re t h a t its effective n ess is not But w h e n such colls o re m ultiplie d b y h u n d re ds 334-2, East Hampton The C. O. D. class will hold its between the ages of 12 and 18 Mrs. Samuel Sljnpson, Mrs. (Jeorge a cash gift for the purchase of buy-right now. regular meeting and C3iristmas who would be Interested in help- Oorgon and Mrs. Gertrude Miller kitchen utensils. crip p le d . . . . th o usa n ds . . . in y o u r co m m unity, t h e y m a y Fruit Growers Party with their leader Miss Ger- ing in national defensa through are the committee in charge. Tbe Building Committee has Miss Janies Mack, granddaugh- trude Anderson Friday evening. scouting may attend this meeting. The regular meeting of Tolland hired Murland Bradley to repair ter of Mr...and Mrs. Paul Roberts, ' F o r y o u r p re t ectie n — f o r y o u r sa f e t y — lines b e le a vin g those v e ry p e o p le without p ro tectio n, CoVbntry was proud to have The board of- officars of Troop Grange wlU be Held In the (Jom- all plaster on the main floor o f the la recovering from an appendec- Meeting Today 14 met in a special aeaslon to an- four of its students chosen out of munlty House next Tuesday at 8 Library building, and to raise tbe tomy at the .Crescent street hos- 32 to speak in Assembly at the nounce an emergency program for height of the chimneys five feet. must b e k e p t c le a r f o r the p o lice, the fire d e p a r t v uln ero b le-t o o n e n e m y. pital. the troop. Tha following policy p. m., and will be a Children's Hartford, Dec. 11.—(;P)—Krult Manchester High school • Wednes- Chrlatmaa party. Each member Is Miss Evelyn Beebe, wbo baa Mias Emma Weir Is at her borne growers from all parts of the stste day morning. They were Nancy will go into effect in Troop 14 im- been employed In a eecretarUl ca- m ent, t h e a i r r a i d w a r d e ns, the a r m y , the n a v y F o r y o u rself, f o r y o ur lo v e d o n es, f o r y o u r ere after visiting friends In Pitts- expected to brbm a ten-cent gift gathered today at the Hotel Garde Robertson, Virginia Katzing and mediately: pacity In the office of Oolta Pat- I burgh. Pa. "It haa always been the policy for exchan^. - for the 51st annual meeting of The William Bray. Christopher Glen- The fiipt obeervance of snow ent Flrearma Oo., In Hartford, haa a n d o t h ers w h o o r e w o rkin g to d e f e n d y o u r co u n try, p le ase h elp us to k e e p c le a r these life Twin daughters have been bom (^nnecticut Pomological Society. ney was to have spoken but was of the Boy Scouts of America-and ntly to Mr. and Mr.s. Frank was seen In Tolland Tuesday aft- resigned to accept a almilar poal- Speakers Included George L. unable to attend school because he Troop 14 to be a non-militaristlc Uoa with the Extenalon Service at co m m unity. er, of this place. organization and we cannot ernoon'when anough'fell to track lin es f o r d e f e nse. Wtmeke. Wilson, president: H. C. was 111. the University of ConnecUcut, be- Mr. and Me*. Ernest Weir, who C. Miles. Milford, secretary; Ben- change this policy. However Troop a cat been spending the summer Ths Parent and TeacheVs* Asso- Th* Tolland Fire Company was ginning her new duties on Monday. jamin P. Storra and Brainerd T. ciation met at the (Jhurch Com- 14 hereby dedicates Ita services to So," in y o u r o w n In terests, it is esse n tial t h a t y o u I winter noonths at their cottage help this country in any way pos- called into eervice Tuesday after- The Olrl Scouts will hold their Peck, State Department of A gri- munity House. The speaker from Christmas Party at the C e^r have gone to their home in culture; Dairy and Food Commis- sible during and after this time noon to the, ■ bom* of Edward nbury. the Travelers-Aid failed to arrive of NaUonal Emergency. School next Tueaflay afternoofi De- sioner James P. Lovell; Harold for some unexplained reason but a Sebmidt to extinguleh a stubborn "A t next troop ih'ectlng we cember 16tb. On December 23rd Clark, inspector. State Dairy and pleasant evening was enjoyed JUst chimney fir*.' No eerlous damage tbe Scouts will sponsor a dance In 1,278 la Oostody Food Department; Louia W. Var- the same. will rededicate ouraelvea to our resulted. scout oath which reads: "On my the Town H alt Pfsidn n i n l South Olaatonbury; Dr. C. S. Mies Barbara .Batch ha* been The Men's Club haa sacured L«s- 1 Tojfyo,, Dee. 11— (Otflclal Radio PederaoB, New York State Experi- honor Ijw ill do my beat—to do my spending some time at th* home Up By A P )—The Home Bolivia Declarea War On Japs duty to God and my country, and tsr Beebe o f Colchester f<>r their ment Station; C. H, Qowdy, Qreen- of "her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. speaker at the regidar meeting to The Southern New England Telephone Cempeny annovneed-yesterday that wlcta; Ralph C. Lasbury, East to obey the Scout Law. To help Henry Hanson in Tolland Center. MUsh and American na> La Paz, Bolivia, Dec. 10— (De- other people at all times. To keep be held In the Oongregational Windsor; John L^man, Mlddle- layed)—( ^ —Bolivia declared war The Tolland Womm's Commu- church vestry on Tuesday evening, including CiMiadiana and flsld; C. B. Young, Wallingford; myaalf pbyaloally strong, njentaUy nity .clqb wui bold its Christmas I, had bean taken into upon Japan today, becoming No. awake, and morally straight". We December 18. He wOl talk on "Tha Dr,' E. A. Perragaujf, :j3torra; 10 in the list of Latin Amtrican meeting on Wedneaday, Dec. 17. <3allup PolL” throughout Japan ainee Tfcomaa H, O'NeUI. New York and shall'also take a compleis inven- repubUca to take such action. tory of our troop at that maeting at 8 p. m., In tha aodal nom a of T b e '^ o lr met at tbe home of irsak of'th e war. New England Apple IiisUtute; H. L____ the Federated church. AU women to aea what faculties we have for Mra. Lawrence Alien, .Wednesday D. Hootman, Michigan State Col- ■epert AlUaace Coodiided In the community a i* wtlooma. eveoing at the home of her par- ran mm *Mal lege; Henry W. MUler, Sr., Paw this work. Training in amergency sarvica work has already bem TM Tolland 4-H Dairy club will cn tkM r. and Mrs: G. Burton Osh- Paw, W. V*. have arttetes for oala pt taa Ooun- il*. D*e. 11—<»>—Peter London. Dec. 11.—(8>)—Japan started but a moN intaasiva pro- penter. Topics ranged from “tbe work of and Thailand have concluded an ^ Fair AaaoeUtloo baaaar to ba Mr. and Mra. William RoMnaon, I, reiMtrlBg th* zpof of the aodety during the past year gram to .nclud* first aid, s i g n - "offeaaHre and defensive alUanoe,** held at EUtegton Satutfiay, O*- who have been (x ^ p yin ff the May- fell to through apple dder and the future ing, cooking, knot-tying, massen- a Tokyo announeemant heard by ger work, pioneering, ete. wiU be cember ig. nard place, 'T tn * Knoll," have qf the Connecticut peach industry. Reuters said today; It said conclu- Mra. John LoyMm is atUmdiiig Walter Stemmoas, Unlvcrelty of conducted. . moved to Columbia. ;> sion of the alliance'was announced W e shaU atart work immediate- the' OapQecticut State Conference Ernest Brigham, son o f Mr. and ■Ikeeeelicut, wUl addreas the an by tha Japantia Boaid of Uforma- banquet .tonight ly* on a aystem o f emergency mo- on Woman in Defense at tiw Ha- Mra. Frad Brigham ot Coventry, tloo. bUisatkm tor practical use. Wa was manrled OB October 8 In N «w ' \ ■ ' * ,i_ ‘ " ^ •' / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. COJTN. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11. 1941 PAGE ETOBTt MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1941 PAGE Nil

mission of military defeat, Hitler won hie victory. Haa he learned ing the concrete ramp In front’ of cently completed Installation of a fU m rl^ftrr has announced that he has no im- hla leaeon, or does he think It pays HEALTH AND DIEl W P A Projei^ts the administration building. communications cable at tha U, S. For Bridgeport's municipal air medlats plans for taking Moscow. to hold up' Uncle Sam? Will he State Is on Virtually Army air base at Windsor Locks, Man About Manhattan ., ADVICE W ashington Daybook port In Stratford, CAA airport en- and one project la In operation—In attempt to exploit hls victory, and Xrralft In other words, Nazi Germany On War Basis gineers have suggested an alter- Norwalk for the improvement of FIRST NATIONAL By Ueorga Tucker By Jack Stinnett PUBUSUBD BT TUB ’ and Japan seem to be at least pre- take advantage of our being at FnrBishfid by the McCoy nate plan to the origlmd proposal ■trateglc military highways. ■BRBLO PBINTINO CO, INC senting to Soviet Russia the pos- war In .order to Increase hls per- Health Servtea Full W a r Basis Today for 600-foot exte, sions on two of In cooperation with the War De- tl BIMtll atrMt New York—I f you want to flnd)i>picked up a ColUei;* at the desk, 1 th# three 8,S00-foot runways—a Manchester. Conn. sibility that. If Soviet Russia Is sonal power? Or will he hlmsell Washington — Pouring 1 n t o » manufacturer of a fountain per All Energies to Be Ex* partment, asalstanc* has been out who people' are, you should j overhearu thia remark. VYoung with a felt "broah." It la uaed to) proposal Which haa been blocked THOMAS rBROUSON willing, they will let Soviet Rus- abide by what should have been Address oonuaunioatlone le The Washington almost constantly ■ by difficulties over land acqulal given In geodetic survey work, Oeaeral Maaascr ,1.0lu rioht tK.oo WIU Rofera look* ju it like hie fa- addroaalng large packages ant Hurley to Make *Spot erted Towards Defense various other defense aurveys have IjonnSeS Oetober 1. U ll_____ sia alone, and concentrate on Dr. Steelman’s decision—the pop- walk right up to them and Inquire. ,or a film Heraiji, Attention McCoy these days are the complaints 4^ boxes. tlon. SUPER- M ARKETS been made, bond coheert* given at Then you easily ascertain-every-1 company In Hollywoqd . . . All Health Sarvlea thousands of business men ovef i Inspection* o f State Recreation Work^, New Order. Using only half of the original rabllahes Ceerr Beanins Baeepi fighting the ,war elsewhere. ular Verdict that all questions ot Kxcept that It Is a little largei military bases and recreational thing you want to know, and the Rogera are natural and un- the dislocations caused by priori- and has that stubby oblong of fell $190,000 CAA grant, the alternate Sandara anS -HnlldaTA Entered at It Is not safe to assume that jurisdictional and organizational Guard Troops Protect* faciiltira provided for defense In- the Mat Office at Maneheater. that’s all there la to It. Frances i affected. They're abeolutely them- Some CausM of Arthritis ties, shortages and odd apeclflca-- instead of a point, and an Inch- N eff Haven, Dec. 11—Placing suggestion would provide for con- Cnnn.. aa Second Claaa Hall Matter. Center Items tact lights on all runways and bor- dustry workers. this sort of ' arrangement might status should be left In their In a recent article I dlscuased tlons which are all jumbled Into long tubular brass collar to KoU ing Industrial Plants. the po'nnecticut Work ProJecU Ad- wbiu., u., ccoopoiiun der and obstruction tights around W PA personnel assigned to as- SUBSCRIPTION RATBS not appeal to Joe Stalin. It did status quo until the end of the one form of arthritis known aa the gigantic buying of national' the felt. It rosemhlea any othei Today ihlnlstratlon on a war footing. Ad- Oaa T ear"*» Mall ...... JIM know! thia now. ^aa about 40, thin, a little defense. fountain pen. the field, as well as permanent sist state and'local defense coun- To get the most owl sf yewr dollar today In August, 193d. war has made all the American osteo-arthritls and today I shall 6- 9, Junior boys game room open ministrator Howard SUub ia dt- cils will be more than doubled and Par Month dt Hall...... I -10 She learned it in Hollywood, | gray at the temples. But 1 know Some of ^hesc headaches are It waa that orass collar thal By The Associated Press (E. S. and W. 8 .) rectlng the entire energies of that paving of taxi strips and a large ll it only common sciu* to sliop ujicre .Slnfle Copt ...... I -01 This Is no definite conclusion. way of life secure once again? take up some of the causes. Tho ramp area around the hangar. the work to he done will be extend- where a party was given In her J you remember Will, that often chief cause is faulty bodily chem- perversely humorous; some arc caught the priority eye and th« With Connecticut on a virtually fl-7. Small gym open for boxing agency to defense work. In com- the fo ^ dollar b u y you ihe moil quail' ' OsIlTered One Tear ...... If.oo almost tragic In their conse- • Windham Airport ed far beyond the original plan for /oods lor iht leatt money. Join First Soviet Russia, by action, m iy We hope, for bis own good, and honor. When she got there, the i you think o f him and wish he istry. Apparently the arthritis manufacturer went to work on< "all out" war basis, Governor Hur- (E. 8 .) pliance with orders from Washing- place was alive with connoisseurs | were here to debunk the newe In quences; but nearly all are Inter- A new proposal Is being readied clerical help under a new. -project National $ r v r r I n e r t a t i n g ctutomrr llet MEMBER o r prove ita sincerity and honesty. for the country’s, that Mr. Lewis Is unable to burn starches and morning to find hlmaelf out ol 7- 8, Small gym open fop hand-ton, he announced today. Not only TMB ASSOCIATBD PRESS of the films, writers, producers, ' that whimsical, cracker - barrel esting. For example, here are ley announced plana today for a for the town of Windham airport, just submitted to Washington for end you, loo, etdll Imoie wfoit It Is lo get sugars In a normal manner and business. He came to Washington ball (E. S.) will all other types of proJecU be The Aaaoclaied Preae la aaclualTe- Bombs on Tokyo may yet become will have discretion and patriotism and famous names. It aeemed to ^ style of hls that made him more some told by the business men At OPM, he got a deaf ear and at “spot Inspection" of State Guard which will be the only major field approval. the most lor your food dollar. Is entitled to the uaa or repuhllea- n1ien these foods are used to ex- 6- 8:30, Boys Junior basketballsubordinated to aucb Job* ss the tlon of all news dlapatches crsdlied a part of the action of this war. enough to accept what shoqld Frances as she took In the scene ; purely American ' than any con- themselves or by Uielr represen- Army another one. A t Navy, h« troops now protecting the state’s league (E. S.) imprdvement of the sUte’a air- In northeastern Connecticut. The cess, the end-products of incom- tatives: to It or net otherwias oredited In But meanwhile. It la still true have been the verdict. If he does that she was able to identify temporary I can name. waa about to get the same, whbi: Industrial plants and vital facili- 8:30-9:30, American Lithuanian porU, but Mr. Staub haa already CAA has made a grant of $185 - An air taxi service is operated thia paper and aleo the local newt everybody there—everybody, that ------. *plete metabolism may act as a po- The Army. Navy and what-not’s the officer, examining the sampli ties. 000 and Ihe W PA has allowed from Wlchits, KSns., to Winnipeg publlened herein. that the United States was able not, be too will have to learn that tent cauae of arthritis. Citizen’s basketball practice |>erlod offered—and provided—the serv- is, except one sunny young wom- I thought you’d like to know, great need for linoleum threaten- pen, got some of the Ink on nil As he was doing so, word waa $185.00o more In non-labor funds with free rlde.s, to young Ameri- COLDEN ROSE All riahia of repubileatlon of (E. S.) ices of W PA workers and the use to compile a list of its friends— there la no more appeasement. In addition, tnere may be an un- ed a shortage In this flooring com- for thia Job, which will Include de- opeclal dlBoatchca herein are aleo an who drifted amiably but aim- too, that sometimes when A l- fingera. He asked what kind ol received that Paul Johneon, 18, of 7- 10, Bowling alleys reaerved^forof office equipment to army and cans who want to join th* Royal reaerred. voluntary friends—within a few lessly about, familiar with every- bert Spalding, the great violinist, healthy state of the large intes- modity. The government experts Ink It waa. The “ little business- Watsrbury, died Sunday In Hawaii navy and other defense units. velopment of two 4,000-foot land- Canadian Air Force. went to work on It and not wish- E. Yost’s group (E. a.) \ ing strips and runways. one yet attached to no special sect who aervea aa master of ceremo- tine which helps to create the un- man” described Its Ingredlenti of gun shot wounds, but was not Temporary office buildings, fully Full tervles client of N. E. A. hours of the Japimese attack last Keep Cool ing to knock out linoleum for pri- ' Friday Awaiting flfial approval in Service Inc. or group. nies with Andre Koetelanetz’s or- derlying toxic condition. ' It baa and qualities, explained that h« a war casualty. Details were lack- 6-9, Junior boys game room equipped, are being supplied, and or HOMELAND Sunday. It la also true that, as vate homes unless they had to. made it hlmaelf. Washington la a'new project for The first thlng/Xmerlcans deed MLsa Whiting looked her over cheatra, rehearses for bis broad- been widely noted that the use of ing. The youth waa the son of open IE, 8 . and W. S.) erected by W PA workers, fdr Pabllabera Repreaentativaa. The yet, there has come no word or and decided she must b e' some casta, Fiorello, the Little Flower, enemas or other measures which cast about for other uaca to which The office: became very excit- Police Detective Lieut, and Mri. rPi* extension o f the north-south Donoleea Fekee exd Oreego Fekoo . . « a y me U 20a . a t o *■ eaeli poMNff yarn hky Jullne Mathews Special Aaency— to do In this war crisis Is to learn 6- 7, Small gym open for hand-army use at the Bridgeport air- C O N T AINS N O A LU M ,T H W E- New Torh. Chlcaao. Detroit and decision from Soviet Russia which lovely new refugee from Vienna drops Ir to listen. More than just keep the colon clean, will reach it waa being put To their amaze- ed. That, It aeerns, was w)iat hi Henry L. Johnson. runway at the New Haven muni- ment, they discovered that thous- ball (E. S.) port and St Fort H. G. Wright. RO O K8ID K Boston. to keep their heads. who would doubtless be turned a healthy Interest in music actu- the cause in many cases and will had been- searching for high anC -The governor was kept at hls FUher’s Island, and clerical help cipal airport from 8,-500 to -4,000 .F O RELEA VES N O B I T T IR T A S T I places that nation on the list. ands of square yards were going low—to be used In outlining pat- 7'9, Small gym open for boxing STRiaiY FRESH That does not mean to dLscount loose on the movie public soon, atees our new three-term mayor. be aucce-saful in bringing about desk until after nightfall Wednes- and office equipment are being feet, including a CAA grant of 2uaiUtf Mm all MEMBER audit BUREAU OF We must wonder, and watch Into the manufacture of furniture terna on the floors of navy yard E: 8 .) $57,000, total coat of this work EGGS Largs Sin Grads A *“ 45c CIRCUUa TIONS. and so when she found herself When Major LaGuardia was Improvement. day conferring with Brig. Gen. supplied for recruiting offices. the possibilities of sudden and (table and dresser tops, etc.) sail lofts. ,7-8, Manchester Green basket- has been estimated at $239,000. WNOLC * r n t H n KND . ONC FHieC and wait. by this young woman’s side, she with the U. 8 . Air Corps In Italy Many times the beat way to at- Reginald B. DeLacour, the adju- Non-defense projects throughout The Herald Prlntlna Company, dramatic dangers. The priorities orders were “ From now ,on,“ he said, "you ball practice period (E. S.) Since the War Department con- smiled and inquired, "Are you In during the World War. Albert tack the situation is to get the tant general, and with other offi-< Connecticut will be terminated os tnc.. aaaumee no financial raaponau drawn up. Linoleum for such friv- are going to manufacture thii B-9, Fairfield Grocers basketball sider* development of Class TAelds BUTTER 37 hlllty for typoaraphlcal errors ap- Such dangers may come. There pictures?" Spalding was hls aide-de-camp, colon back to normal through ciala. rapidly as feasible so that aU Im- i.* c olous buslnes.1 as furniture waa I ink." practice period (E. S.) Into Class 3 airports as of Vital PORK pearing In edverrtaementa In the The Man In the White House is no guarantee agalnjt anything, The young woman's eyes slowly and at LaGuardla’s behest he right diet. Intestinal cleanliness, From General DeLacour, the 7- 8, Women’* plunge period (E.portant material* and manpower lb out. "Not unless I can manufacture Importance, the WPa ' recenUy Vet Maneheater Evenlna Herald. turned from the scene of glitter more than once .*.ade speeches In .raaqlpulative treatment. and other state’s chief executive received a S.) may be transferred to defense The 130,000,000 Americana who when you are engaged in total through which so many celebrat- Italian for the Allied cauae. The As a result, sonic eastern sea- my pens, too," was the answer. report. on Tuesday’s mohllization up $235,000 In non-labor funds for MARVO 57c L.*21c measures; and after the colon la board warehouses soon will be- And that’s the way It was. Tilt 7-10, Bowling alleys reserved for work. LOINS Thursday, December 11 heard their President speak to war. ed studio jackstraws moved. As day 'soon may come when the vir- of about 1,000 of the State Guard’s the Danbury airport and $100,009' ■VANaffUNC improved through this combined come piled sky-high with scrap man went back to hla UtUa busi- Mr. Peloquln’s group (E. 8 .) _ Emergency Servfoe UHot But whether alarm.s are false or they came to rest on Frances tuoso will again be the mayor’s 8,000 men. for the state-owned Trumbull field IVAPORAIEO them the other night were unani- treatment, the symptoms of arth- linoleum—absolutely unusable for ness with an order for Ink in on* The 4,000 W PA workers In the at Groton, and new projects will MILK cens i j i r s i i i ' ' i c e s Our Enemies Are One Whiting they flooded over with a aide — In the Civilian Defense ritis commonly grow leas. A ll of To Get Wlater Uniforms 3 25c mously, we think. Impressed by real, whether rumors are fancy or warm, amused friendliness. any other known purpose. Lino- pocket and clearance on enough state are to be so organized that probably be drawn' up for these 2<>«2 ROLUO IF 0CSIRI9 ! Drive. those who have tried to work Goverifior Hurley said that by It la appropriate that Musso- the complete calm with which he fact, there Is .still only one way to "No-o-i»-o." she said, and her leum Is manufactured In standard brass tubing for a million pens In they will be available for emer- fields soon. LA M B F O R ES along this line have reported much widths and lengths. When sold, Uie other. noon today, those members of the IVazis Holding gency service on short n otice- Unl, who hasn't yet 'S'on a battle discussed the problems ahead of behave. mouth described a round little o. Bill Brown, 07-ycar-old New A t the U. Sr Submarine Base on PIN EA PPLE JUICE°»!^ ’5," 27c the same thing, namely, that a scraps invariably result and for State Guard on duty would be ful- yeoman service such ss the W PA the Groton shore of the Thames In this war in the very areas Coolly. 'No-o-o-o. . . . I ’m just rich." York State boxing commis- .this nation. suitable diet la the most Import- some years -jjow, the companies ly equipped with winter uniforms has given In all emergencies dur- and acros* th* river at the U. S. GRAPEFRUIT 22„” 31c C H i c K E N S " « 2 7 c sioner, drives Into town in a big, ant single measure which may be drilvery of which had been delayed where he spent years, preparing This calm was neither an act If there ever Is real danger, This Is for you. It’s something I have been making sufficient pro- U. S. Citizens ing lU career. Subject to any Coeat Guard Academy and Fort O/f' pho8ph0f« chauffered car every Friday for used in encouraging the colon to fit on this scrap that the price of' for some Ume. for it, should have beaten Hitler hysteria will be exactly the wrong caught on the fly, and I thought A Thought change In plana as may be re- Trumbull Training Station. W PA doubfo*oc?ing (T d o KElB H A M S ^ 3 1 c nor an accident. the commission’s weekly meeting. go back to normal. These find- their product could be reduced. The goyernor's office repqrted he GRAPEFRUIT SuiV^tCCTIoSi 3!:.? 35c you'd like to know. I happened to On the side, BUI operates a physi- quired, the W P A ’s program for en- crews are carrying on long-stand- to his declaration of war against It is good for all Americans to way to meet It. ings agree with my own experi- Now what happens. The govern- had cancelled all speaking engage- f s t e . Stnd for 'new booklet, eon be hurrying through the lobby of cal training farm for men near Number in Custody in larging and improving aeiren air- ing program for improving build- Ulnln* dozens of bneht idee* to Im- O R A N G E FANCr* Mu!ro*s£Ctl0N5 3 ^ 35c S M O K E D B U T T S ^ 3 5 c the United States, and should oe realize, today, that they have in If alarm.s are false, It la some- ence. ment will have to pay for the ments, and that until further no- ports In Connecticut, and work at ings. roads snd other facilities. 'V * bekine. Address: Rumford the Algonquin Hotel and as I Garrison, N. Y. BctSp and the manufacturers of Seek thoM things which Uoe ha would make none directly eking Powder. Box V. Rumford, R. I. IS oz the first to make a glorious prom- the White Houae a man who la times pos.sible that they have been To get the bfst results It is well are above, where Christ alt- Reprisal for Arrest of military and naval bases la to be Work At Windsor Locks to precede any drastic change in that t>'pe of furniture will have to concerned with the war emer- g SEEDED RAISIN S pkps ise of victory. teth on the right hand of God. pushed to completion with all In addition, W P A workers re- 2 BWlS(kEV°mtLS “15c unusually and unexceptlonally caused by the enemy, which seeks diet with a short fast. The kind whistle up a new business. gency. Among engagements can- Germans, Italians. speed possible. It was appropriate, too, that he sharing together, and the calm in- ly, as a great many people have a —Colnaalant 3:1. qualified for calm leadership. to provoke first A needless hys- of fast . to be used depends to • • • celled was a scheduled address Isat Following are brief account* of SEEDLESS RAISINS MIDDLE^kirs'^^ should be the first to give oratori- sulation from the outside world. selfish streak in them. Sometimes A .northweaterr lumber man la night before the Connecticut Auto- “19c This is the same man who, back teria, and second, a dangerous in- some extent upon the patient’s tol- London. Dec. 11—(/P)—zA number the statue of W PA defense Jobs F A N a PLUMP FANCr ml k feo VVe' came back, Sunday night, they do not realize It themselves. erance for frolls; for example. If wailing because hls yards are glut- God’s In Hls Heaven—All’s right motive Trades Association at Hart- now operating or awaiting ap- CURRA N TS ' * “ 1 0 c cal blessing to the circumstance In 1937, Incurred the wrath anJ difference to succeeding alarms. Regardless of their country's ot United States citizens. Including V E A L LE G S back to where the world could the patient does not get along ted with four grades of lumber with the world!—Robert Brown- ford. correspondents, were arrested In proval In the sUte: “29c which finds the Japanese race Don't help the enemy’s game. needs, they are going to do aa tl^ey FSESHIV CBOUnO .suspicion and the unfair attack move again. It had already well on orange juice, he may find lower than absolute top grade. ing. Other acUvltlea: Germany today In reprl.sai for the A project for extending the new- please, when they please. Tht;y Only by cutting down more trees H O N EY ^“390 V* 15c w ^ ^ m ed into the partnership for of many of hls own fellow coun- We are new at this busine.ss of moved. This Connecticut, even tomato juice, pineapple juice or Hartford—A. S. Albrecht, presl arrest In the United States of Ger- est of the four runways at Hart- H A M B U RG have become used to their owii and sawing them up and swelling “19c the Aryan mastery pf thiS world. trymen when he proclaimed that total war. It will neither bo aa the dcepc.st recesses of It, was at grapefruit juice acceptable.. Dur- Senior Class Buys Bond dent of the Board of Directors of man and Italian nationals. DNB ford’s Bralnard field, at ah esti- D AIN TY JELL PUDDINGS 3 13c war. The simple.st, moat elemen- cars, and they do not want to bo his surplus of lower grades can he the Mount Sinai hospital, placed at Nonetheless, however desperate ing the fast, one and preferably Said in a report heard here by mated coat of $145,000, of which DEUCATESSEN MEATS sooner or later, the aggre.ssors of terrible nor aa &afe as the ex- tal privileges ot Connecticut life inconvenienced, and hindered. Also, get any of that choice, unblemish- the atate’a disposal "for whatever two dally enemas should be taken. Baird, Tex. (>P)—Tlie 49 mem- Reuters. $65.(H)0 is a CAA grant, has Just nohe^such 2 ^''9* 21c Your and bitterly amusing the circum- the world would have to be quar- tremists picture it. Many terrible were involved, even our right to the big oil companies, filling sta- ed grade that goes into the more purpoae it deems necessary," the been approved In Waahlngton and M IN CE MEAT tion proprietors, etcetera, would After the Initial fast, 1 find that bers of the senior class at Baird ’’As a reprisal for President Luxury Loaf c^^.29c stances In which* Nazi Germany antined. things are not likely to liappcn. play at living in the Connecticut than a million chests which the hospital’s three-and-a-balf story work wlU be started as soon as put up an awful fuss, and make all the most important dietary re- soldiers keep at the foot ot their High school had planned to us* Roosevelt's order, which Is against (| German press correspondents and ■The project calls for axtenslon PORTERHOUSE, us, however false the bombast er, for a moment from that time happening. Personally, I have stored my car, The Army specifies this one cer- or a class memorial. But news of taken out of It, w'hat there is still and sugars. Most arthritics no- war with Japan yesterday acres of land. Governor Hurley German and Italian nationals In of the north-south runway, 150 STe AIv S SOfl-OIN. shor t 18 « Hitler and Mussolini pour out as and will do so for the duration of tain grade. It needs millions of said tha building would constitute on, was mistaken about the na- Whether they do, or don’t, there waiting for u.s, what we shall be tice at least temporary Improve- changed their minds. "W e are the United States, North American feet wide, from 3,700 to 4,400 feet or CU3E MINUTE they reach out to engage their the emergency. If necessary. It feet of it. But, says the lumber ona of tha state’s defense assets in length, Installing contact lights ture of the world crisis which was is .only one way for all of u.s to be able to put back into it, all are at ment following upon the use_ot man, nobody needs millions of buying a $50 defense bond Imme- journalists and a number of North PACK m iMF stake, even, it almo.st seems, the millions of other car owners would and could be used aa an emergency American nationals were arrested on the whole runway and enlarg- iooeleu Oven final adversary, however tangled developing. --calm and ready. do likewise, countless tons of rub- a more careful diet. When diet feet of any of those lower grades. diately." said Ona Dell Ashton, SaUter S a // right of the stars to congregate la used with persistence' it will hospital or for the housing of In Germany today," the report ROASTS Roast • Havotful -31c their military and Ideological lines This is the same man whq, It seems to us that that Is the ber. steel, gasoline, oil, gloss, bat- faculty sponsor, who drove ’ 33 bomalaaa. above the clearings on our hills. possibly get more results than any miles to Abilene with the news said. have become, it Is Important and teries, and various other Items, There is, however, In New York Ta Be move Air DlrecUon Signs AND NO WONDER For Saoroi Hootag many times over, found hls coun- way things will be, from now on. This Connecticut is worth hav- other single kind of treatment, and a "little businessman" who turned because "we feel like this jvlU in^ (Attorney General Biddle an healthy that they have finally ing.- would be made available In huge Hartford—Air direcUonal signs nounce(l yesterday In Washington Worcaeter Salt is “quadruptm Birda By* Feed Coos* trymen lagging far behind hls The first ungoverned excitement quantities for the manufacture, the patient with osteo-arthritia the tables on priorities. He is the terest others." who really wants to be helped — whits arrows and numbers on that the United States government racuum ereporsted." Bitter drawn the Issue of the war In a own realistic Interpretation of has worn off, FZven the radio has and maintenance, of arms, ammu- the roofs of sheds, barns and fac “m i' i’ SLIC E D F E A C N IS OACHARO FnsH sksSSo should not give up hope until he had seized 865 Germans, 147 Ital- impuritiet are "ndnut out." manner no American can misun- what might happen. developed the beginning of re- nition, and countless other defense torles in all parts of Connecticut, ha-s tried the dieting method. ians and 1,291 Japanese aa enemy That is why Worceiter ie to F L O U N D n jF f LL E T S swin » IS O materials, so vital to our existence. were ordered painted out by Gov- derstand. It la the same man who, often straint; And some of us are be- Op en Forum Fortunately, by the patient be- aliens since Sunday. pur* and snowy, taste* so ds- Too many citizens still take the ernor Hurley and fitate Defense . Here, by its own overt acts, at times through persuasion, some ginning to realize, ourselves, that (Among Germans taken Into emergency In a more or less light ing careful for a time he may THE A MERICA N CO AT O F ARMS Administrator Samuel H. Fisher. lidously salty. ‘IVy a psekaf*. Fancy U B c make the gratifying discovery custody, the German embassy In last stands the clear league of ag- times through positive, direct ex- we may have had the gullibility .Air Raid Precaution manner, but If they would only New Haven—The Southern New that at a later date, starches may Washington asserted two days ago, OYSTERS For Stowing *^33c gression against which this na- ecutive action, tbok early steps to and the tongues of children. Editor, Mijichester Herald: xv^ake up, they would realize their " England Telephone Company, as Tuesday we almost had an air be returned to the diet In moder- five were newspapermen In New mistake. If a large majority of Jan addiUonal precautionary meaa- York. tion of ours has been pitted , for see that Britain should not fall. There Is no chance that we will, raid warning and I wondered how ate amounts at which stage they car owners would put aside their ujm, announced It had completed Charges Threat ExisM y^orcesfer attd VofUaUtA longer than It Itself has realized. It Is the same man whofi often like the people of France, become many of u.s would know what It cars, where'cars are not absolutely will be handled In a normal man- Sfudem SaoiHfl airfingaments for hisckoilis in 14 (President Roosevelt, charging Here is the final, climactic, doc- against our own will, forced us the helpless tools of Axis propa- was if we heard It. Also a few necessary to .earn a living. It would ner without producing any return of ita largaat exchanges ip Con- VirAMIN mCM . . . PMGN AUHIVALG things we could do just in case; of the symptoms. the existence of a German, and CRANBERRY SAUCI 2^ "JT Dc umentary proof that aggression is into the greatest' advance prepa- ganda and whispering talents. be a tremendous boost to our na- neftijeut and plans were undfir way As I understand It the air raid tion. Some relief from the pain and Italian threat of a "predatbiy in- Salt all one' piece, that all those who ration for war any democracy Not if we keep cool. for siifailar steps in other state cursion upon the territory of the KEMP'S TOMATO JUICE 2 15c warning will consist of a long blast Also, one o f fhe dangers In' an stiffness may be secured by the m/mwL telephone offices in the very near choose to live by the sword have coidd ever boast. of the mill whistle, followed by a air raid, la the congestion ot use of heat. A deep therapy United States," haa assumed extra- future. ordinary powers over German and PRESERVES bcao^bm. lie Amp. 'tH 17c ORAf^GES an affinity and a bloody loyalty to For doing all this, he was fre- long pause then another long blast. streets, and hlghrirays, principally laipp, the Infra-red ray generator Hartford— Guy B. Molt of the And just In case. We should by motor traffic. An automobile is or a hot water bottle may be liallan natlonala as well aa over FLORIDA VRimins B*l, C one another which no appease- quently subjected to the most State Defense Council said thfi.t Japanese. BAKED BEANS niusT 2 ^)— Two bly every Ume Mussolini has to task which Is neither new nor an occa.slonal trespassing sign, a uniform. In every way possible. ' ahatamant in thfi rush tihenlUt in Jtolidof Qamdiml SQ U ASH » 3c pool or two constructed by the First, Aid In Scquttng and would to the McCoy Health Service In the Navy. Connecticut men are among 19 169 NORTH MAIN STREET go out on that balcony. All sec- startling to him,, This nation, Start now, by putting aside some new appointees to Office of Prtjduc- StmTHO40MC Ilk CCC. We came to a farmhouse know how to use these aids. care of this newspaper, enclosing Hartford--^ H a r ^ r d Insurance ASSOXT tions of this monster must be de- of our pleasures, and make a seri- CHOCOLATES MOIT 25. does not have to wait to find Ita where, a. century or so ago, some On going to bed see that you a large self-ad^ssed ehvelop and axscutlvaa, rsplyiiig to numeroua tion Management pOfiltions In pre- ous beginning by putting aside our paration, the OPM said yesterday stroyed, and all the peoples it war leadership. Thi/j Is a cause Yankee family made ita living have a warm coat and heavy bath and six cents In stamps. raquafta^ sUtsd last night they CHOCOLATES PeenrAMoibotel *kli‘ 99c H EIN Z Rice robe and slippers near at hand Just cars for the remainder of the na- "for many serious pixAlems re- .dominates restored to their own for great thankfutneas. from the soil. ■ And when we, were would not underwrite war risk In- In Case and then Keep Cool should tional emergency. Don’t be selfish Questions and Anawers lating to the supply of critical ma- HARD PIUED CANDY L.* $5c FLAKES PM 9 c choice for a peaceful life. 'And' there, the world of news arid and dogmatic any longer. Don’t aurance on homes, factories or terials and producU" in 1943. events waa securely locked behind the warrflng sound. (Lumps on Shoulder) . other buUdlnga bacausa of tha war . that aim Is now one which coin- wait for the other fellow to do It They are: Lewis Has His Victory us. The . world stopped moving, Should you be out of doors .and Question: Willis asks: “ W ill you They auggeatad "it could better HARO FILLED CANDY \:V63c bombs are falling lie flat on the first. Harold A; Manderson, Stamford, H EIN Z Strained cides In ever>' detail with our own and, while It stood still, we drift- please answer through your col- ha handled by the government’ ground; In a depression or ditch if Let’s resolve right now, to be purchasing superintendent of the future security.. If America did not have worse ed back Into many yesterdays. umn whether you think I have explaining that tha English gdv possible. Stuff a handkerchief Into, 100 per cent American, and face Ckmtinental Can Oo., assigned to BABY POODS 3 *A£*2 Cc things to think ' about, there When you heat by wood, you the facte. Be determined to give cancer. Am seventeen and have' eramant waa handling the situa- your mouth. Having your mouth a lump on the top of one shoulder tion there. the raw materials division as pur- MATCHES omosLucm 6 2Sc would he something of a domestic get' two warmths—the one from slightly open will lessen the pres- your government, your army, your chasing advisor. Not On the List cutting it, and the other It gives navy, your air force, all of your about the aise of a walnut.^ Have 'y\ H EIN Z Junior war brewing today over the fact sure on your ear drums and also not shown it to my folks as I am Joseph R. Taylor. Rowayton. TOILET TISSUE ROSewOOe 4 reW when. It reaches the stove. As wo support. It is yours, and It’s up to purchasing director o f Socony In the list of nations rallying to that Dr. John Steelman, the ar- prevent you from biting your afraid It Is a malignant tumor and 8 IN C H FOODS •« 9 IK. had done for many a winter in tongue when the explosion occurs. you to do your part. Be an Ameri- Vacuum Co., New Tork.i assigned KIRKMAN'S 99RU MAP 5 ken 22< FOX u u w c - i m______R* tana the aide of the United States In biter Rrealdent Roosevelt selected other Connecticut hllla, we pitch- can all the lyay. Let’s keep the don’t want them worried." Overnight News You will undoubtedly receive Answer: I doubt very much If to the conUlners branch In charge Rs war with Japanese aggression, ed Into the business of getting issue alive, by hearing from other of meUls and glass containers and C O C O A H U T to cast the deciding vote In the official notices regarding these you have developed fi cancer and KIRKMAN'S soAPaAxrs 22c (9aGJ8 % youl there is still one conspicuous ab- captive mines closed shop..dl.sputt', that first warmth. matters, but these auggeatlona readers. How' about a campaign, *Of Connecticut designed chsirman of the industry editor? would suggest you stop worrying advisory committees. sentee. First we trlyd the bucksaw— might prove helpful until then. Bjr AaaoelB|M Ptm finally awarded Mr. John L. that ancient "Yankee Fiddle " An American. on this score. The bMt plan U LAYER CAKE FruH CalcsflTXSSc e"«K.*1.p9 Thaty absentee la Soviet Russia/ Sincerely, to allow a doctor nbar you to ex- Lewis the victory the President What a tune that can play, under Acnea M. Knapp. , Taro (Olden Isyert, vsnlila — the Bame nation which, only a easy, practiced hand! amine the lump. . Hartford—Governor Hurley ap- t;«mon Cecoomit LoofeteTpe one* seemed to say Lewis would. December 10, 1941. (Itchy-Ear) cream (llling, long tender Then, for the larger log.s, the proved the purenase of land need- few days ago, insisted .that Brit- never get. QuesUofi: Me)inda B. wanta to ed to complete Sherwood KEEP WE U I threads of cecoanut Potato Brood 10c cross-cut—that elemental test of ain declare wa_r on Finland, Ru- Personal Sacrifices know: “ What is the cause of the • U t * iiMrk In Westport. Fairfield Lewis has what he wanted.’ whether men have any free demo- Quotations Untim Sam Porkorhouso Rolls ««12c HWitor, The Evening Herald: mania and Hungary aa a demon- Dr. Steelman says that he ruled ear canal on one s lA becomlh|r I counts^ largoat sUte recreeUonal cratlc capacity for cooperatlot^ In Now that our beloved country is very itchy? There is an ooring ■lee. on the baala of apprsioal fi8#Js your tffch SpUo Coko 4|M* 17c atratlon of British solidarity with as he did because, If he had been them. A superb business of coor- at war. each and every one of us We must meet each problem as of a stlcl^ fluid." vfihiae toUUng 9300,000 yesterday bast oHorte 33c the Russian cause— the same na- considering the case purely on Its dination—or else a binding of the should be ready and willing to “go Answer: The ' most common following a meeting with the SUte N.RC. I Q ra lia iiio L f tie saw. ' It arises. Given the democratic tion which, a few days ago, was owrn merits without regard' to the the limit." 80 that ulUmate victory way of doing ttUngs, we can and cause of ths symptoms you de- Pfirit and Forest Oommiaaioa. NOW! SpeetaU f And then, the ax, for which Pro m iu iii i B e engaged in wooing the United will be ours. will meet these problems. scribe is eexema which la affect- Wlnated— Carl Winl^er. who national emergency, he would there are as many styles of free We should subordinate ^i»r own Was charged with operating an In- States and in digging Maxim Lit- — Sidney Hlllmaa, eo-^rector, ing the external Car canal. How- it You want to help your coon- Neapolitaii haye normally ruled that way. wielding aa there arc men who personal desires regarding irsny OPM.— ever, sometimes the Itchlnesa la •titutlon for tho case of menUl uy. You went to do all that yoe TejNder Invcitsd cup eskes vinolf out of ita own treacherous And thia much la trife: the can swing one, and then the smell things, among the most Important due to the fact that ear wax has petlenU without a Ueenae, was ae h tw ^ r aw ia the iateresu of of new-split wood, especially good being the so-called luxuries of life. 1*1^ dipped and cocoanut LAVA SOAP and sending him to Wash- great .opposition was not so much accumumlated and formed a hard- National Dcfsnts. And you IVORY when the split is clean. Many automobile owners, need Every day that passes Is a day know that thcM troabte times coated, topped isith butter OXYD OL ' Ington tP plead for greater help ened plug. If suctfis the eaae. FLAKES OR SNOW to the ^granting of a closed shop And, as we played at working tbelr cars fortbuslness purposes, to never to be reclaimed. j*y ______. _____ call for strong, vigorous people. ctcim Icing from us. —W. H. Harrison, prodnetion di- putting warm oUve oil into .tile H ere / w h ere every m an is a king in'his o w n in the captive coal mines as It for an hour or two, the voices of cam their broad and butter. But a ear at night for a week may be of Judge Kenneth Wynne. HowdoyenatandinHeskh? large vast majority do not necessarily rector, OPSf. - 2 11c ' This is the same nation which was the Idea that any leader like women and children off in the value. Remove the exceae wax rig h t e v ery man's initials re presen t his ro y a l FliUnvUle— Peter Chapor, 60, Are yon rae//^ ssr/fP This conn. do cn woods gathering greens for a have to use. their cars, inasmuch as J 1^.— PUlnville grtKer, waa killed yes- *£7 “««>» four best efforts. And 2 pkg 22c 2;s:nc2A 43c Joeaed thia war upon the world by Lawls should presume' to use carefully after the oU has BOftaned Connecticut Christmas. Then the cars are used mostly to carry terday/In a 30-foot fall from the tbstimeisNOWlWhyooctalkit 29c with Hitler so that bt Evdrytblng we use or buy- is it up. If thera Is a great daal se al w hich sa ys'T h is is m ine!" blackmail on hU own country, in groups around a wood stove, and their owners, their families, and I roof of his storx. building where be with ^ Physician? H#*U Important to defense. of wax and you have difficulty'in M glad to help restore thitt old- could be free for a conqueat of a time of emergency, to gain ad- potatoes baking^ in a wood-fire friends, to and from work, and on — HaMet Elliott, eensamer dtrec- was making repairs. He suffered SC O T-TISSUE mu SWT 3 pleasure trips. They, the majority removing it, have your doctor take This traditio n, sy m b o lizin g in d ivid u ality I • fractured akulL time fighting epirit! And, ws ^ west. ditional power for hunself. oven, and then, afterward, a sky tor, OPAC8, it out for you. Do hot try to get f®pe Ton’ll remember—we're A^PLE SELOX of car owners, could very well store I Hartford- The office of the Fed- ' Thilhy, this nation oould deliv- The' popular demand was sim- more lull of stars than any one it out with a hairpin or toothpick a n d style, h as n ever b e e n e x p resse d in ore bero,too,tofillhispr*scriptioas! SC O T-T O W ELS tNIRsfr FIBER 3 has ever seen, unless they /have their cars in their garages, or else- I era! collector of Internal revenue J tecalculable help to the causa We can no longer afford to take which may injure the ear-drum, ply that LewU be Uught that stood alone In a clear Connenlfut where. and use the public convey- anything for granted in thig war. sm artly than in Tw iiiitiol je w e lry b y Sw a n k reported that a total of 9AS60,- PIES ances. Also, moat people neglect use an ear-apoon and work firith tbs damocrades for whom, Uncle Sam waa bigger than he winter night, on a hilltop swept We must be raady for any sur- m .19 waa collected in (JonnecU- 2 issr toilet tissue to use the legs God gave them for the utmost gantlenenees. During Icut last month and the new gov- Tasty appit* dtUciowiy W A LD O RF 4 iltaoe tha Hitlar attack of kst waa. For a U m , when Lewis did clean and froh by the first w in^ prises, any shocks, however im- the Break you are using the oU. ...b e a / in g the w e a re r's tw o initials | flavored wltti sugv of winter. a purpose; they pr^er to ride ernment retail tax on Jew e^, furs ^^kae. tt baa profsoaed such undy- call -off hla Mrtke, and agree to whenever possible, even for short probable they may aeem to us wipe out the ear each mbrning and toUet aceeaaorlea accounted ard fpico And these things many genera- now., in a sturdy, co n ve x motif. W e h a v e WELDON |iW Mandalytp. \ accept the reaiilt of new arbitra- distances. If a majority el citisena With sterile cotton or N BUM. f U ho oM mile north of Mansfield, dying sweep of the wind at eve- tar. ^tow Lawia has, after all. I natursUy ^ n ’t expect many dti- —Meat Ear. Joha % McWlehelae, returning tha sUn to a hormat. (GROCERIES, FRUITS AND VEGETABUM CMLTe) niag, tha ^ee petals living and sens to put adds their ears, wsaia- haalthy ewdtttan. "-.r B aveA. V.

MANCHKSTfcJK tVJUNlM; HhiKALl). MANCUPSTER. CONN THURSDAY. DECEMBER 11. 1011 PAGE ELEVEN ^ PAGE.TEH MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1941 en aa before to tho British War m SERIAL STORY Anti-Aircraft Vets to Help Relief Society for aid of the sol- Treasure Hunt Veterans Train to Provide diers and sailors and civilians of Great Britain and one half w-111 be Guns Arrive Both Nations ; used to purchase Defense Bonds By Church Group LADY BY REQUEST Salt fa k e City Protection ; which will be turned over to Man- BY HELEN R. WOODWARD coereieMT. tee*. |cheste'r .Memorial Hospital. NSA aenvicB. in c . Placed in Position in Salt Lake Cltfy, Dec. 11—(/P) ^clvil offense and defense, first aid. Mona Ypres Post to Buy I Wonderful Service Mu Sigma Chi socUty chool For more than a year veterans ot medical ambulance drill, transpor- I The past nas performed a won- Second Congregational church Will S hold a treasure hunt Saturday atfa* The story: The-rllnlax of many ' Hartford to Protect other wars have been training tation operation, mob and riot con- Defense Bonds Besides derful service for their homeland to know when you are leaving this 'during the past two years, sup- nlng. December 18, at atvta Insults aimed at Diana Curt by ber house!'' Various Factories. themselves to provide Salt l.*ke trol, approach and seizure tech- THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11 Compiled by Students of Manchester High School Miss Helen Estes, Faculty Adviser alster-ln-law, Adela, comes when I City with an organization able to nique for critical points and areas Aiding Britain. plying Manchester, England with o'clock at the church. A amall ad> VOL. IX. NO. 14 Diana took a deep breath and cope with any eventuality r«mll- a mobile kitchen and' securing rni.asion will be charged each on# the vicious, spiteful, girl frames a ! steadied herself. "I’m not leav- In unfriendly hands and thorough meeting between Diana and her Hartford, Dec. 11—(/P)—One of ing from war. use of firearms were among the Mona Yprea Po.at, Brltiih War money in various ways, with the attending. ingt" she said quite clearly. "Ste- valuable aid of the Auxiliary, for All membera are urged to at- former employer, flirtatious Rich- ; phen asked me to carry on until the nation's crack anti-aircraft Heed E. Vetlerll, chief of police, subjects studied. Veteran.*, at its meeting last night, Senior Girls Gain First Aid Helpful ard Thorpe. Diana, knowing: regiments had its'guns ln> posi- describ«yl the orgahlzatlon in an "The w-hole purpose of this en- I cigarettes, knitting supplies and- tend the All-C?hurch Carol Slnff Legion o f Honor MHS Hoopmeii his return—-and that’s exactly voted to divide the profits of the the needeo essentials of the BWR sponsdred by young people of tha I Senior Boys Back Stage tion at dawn yesterday to pro- interview as a "fast, hard hitting" tire program is to see that. In Part Time Positions h" .1“ '''" .!.“ " ' what I’m going to do post’s bingo games which have ' -workrooms. church on .Sunday evening, Decem- affair, goes to his hunting lodge tect Hartford from any surprise group of men who since .May, 1940. any disturbance, or threat of dl.s- Actual Experience Says Doctor Knapp believing Adela Is there. Stephen have attendofl schools staffed by been running for the past year in I It IS anticipated that the post ber 21, at 7:30. Hi-Dee-Ho everybody, have you Will CCIL Tilt She awakened early one morn- air raid. turbnnce and iTiv-a.sion, these men To Mail Post finds them together, Is hurt and "men of superior kno-wledge In the I are re^dy now immediately toj Orange Hall wit's the British War I will'purt-hasf. wi'h the money from On Tuesday evening, December bought your tickets for "A Murder ing, Just as (lawn was poking fin- The regiment, the 198th Coast .subjects taught.” ' function;’' V the games one *50 Defense Bimd 23, the sortety wiltmvB a carotl Interesting Assembly bewildered even though hla mar- gers of light into her bedroom. Artillery (A-A) arrived during the j etterll said, "'rhelr op- Relief .Society and the I’nited wt; Well, w-hat would you do if a "First Aid is again, as in the Has Been Arranged," yet? Better riage to Diana la teiii|>orary and Leaders of the two yVmcrlcan ; erutlons will be fast and hard- leach month until the termination party -at seven o’clock. hurry. The play Is being presented Outside the mists of night had not night from Fort Ontario, N. Y. States Government of the hostilities and a similar Principal Bailey Asks teacher sent one of her bad boys last war, assuming its rightful im- Two Team System Ex- one of convenience, contracted to The last unit reaching here by 6 legion f)osts, tw-o posts of the Vet- I hitting. " Hereafter, one half of the pro- tonight for students, and tomor- secure hla $-2,IH)0,00<) Inheritance entirely dissolved. She arose end erans of Foreign Wars and veter- I amount going to the British Re- The only known deposit of cry- to you? This was one of the minor Mohr, Curtis Honored portance. because it is essential to wont to kneel at the open window, o'clock and had its guns and plane I He explained that a very care- fits from these garnes will be giv- lief agency. Senior Boys to Spot Job Ex|jeriences> Told row night the townsfolk are in- cells as Clarkmeii Gain whirh he would not re<-elve unless ans of the .Ninety.First Division ful and thorough survey of the en- olite ia in Greenland. problems that confronted the our National Defense Program." vited. looking out Into the garden. Great detection apparatiui set up by association. Vetterl, said, lonceiv- By English Students he married before the age of 85. waves of fog swept hack aa if by dawn. tire community id every phase of ,'^neiny Air Raiders. senior girls who have been gain- Coach Kelley received news stated Dr. Robert P. Knapp when Second Victory. Others In the story arc I’hll Itrure, ed the plan and enli.sted the sup- its defense has been made and all ing actual experience by working last Monday from Middletowm Skee Buckland and' Tommy St4-phen'n best . friend who Is an unseen hand, and a faint plnk- indicative that this is no longer port of their membership. From Three Qassf^s addressing a combined audience of ness in the east gave assurance of an academic affair here is the ^ plans for meeting any conceivable "We do not know when this three afternoons a week in the ot- that two of Manchester High's Blanchard w-ere around at re- Manchester's fASt-movmg Red strongly attracted to Diana; Eva- High Ranking Offh-erH .\ld I emergency are in writing. At least At the High School. football players have been Biology and Home Economics hearsal last w-eek. How many more a bright, new day. ' Diana felt a fact that the men were ready w-ith bUBiness ia going to strike," said ttce ot Thomas Bentley, principal Clubs' members at the regular and White basketball squad added lyn Thorpe, beautiful blind wife of great peace descend upon her, ae plenty of live ammunition to repel High ranking officer.* of the na- ' three limes during the past year, of the rtollister Street School. chosen by the Middletown of you Alumni will see it Friday? Richard, whom Diana lietleves Ste- tion's military forces aided in the Principal Edson M. Bailey at a meeting of the Biology Club on another victory to Its record last if for a moment out of eternity all any enemy planes attempting to i ea.;., problem has been worked out A system has been arranged by During this period of National Preaa and Coach Battistlni as phen loves. "Been somewhere, Di- instruction. Ijsw, police sflence, I by leader ship ami personnel, he meeting of all the senior boys Thursday. Another visitor was Frances Friday by defeating Meriden High thought and time was arrested deliver a blow at greater Hart- which a member of Miss Avis Kel- Emergency, part-time Jobs for members of a Middletow-n High Although Dr. Knapp declared ana?" triumphant Adela asks while she knelt there and drank In military tactics, organization in I said. Tuesday afternoon. To man the logg's stenographic classes is ex- "All-Opponent" team. Captain Peckingbam, meipber of the St. in a CCIL game, the score, 36-23. when her plot to discredit his wife ford's vital war industries. \SU «9 v/m m 'iw w m the term First Aid to be self-ex- fir observation posts 24 hours a High School students have been James Parish' Players, who por- the promise of the dawn. The outfit is commanded by Col. cused from school Monday, Tues- Freddie Mohr and Deacon Cur- planatory, he amplified its mean- This victory was the second in as with Stephen has w-orked. “ I love And then Stephen's voice, aa day ia the Job in which the senior day and Wednesday afternoon to easy to obtain. Recently a qu^- trayed the part o f , -'Jimmy" last him," flashes Diana, "and I'm go- George J. Schulz and Is a former tis were honored by being chos- ing to the group by defining First many games for the Clarkeihen clear as she had ever heard it, Delaware National Guard unit. tered in tents A few- ot the men w-st federalized, It was said, the boys of Msinchester High will have do office work for the Hollister tionnaire was answered through- en aa back and end, respective- year w-hen they produced this and gives the Red and White due Im to right for him!" Stephen still caught some sleep Tuesday night Aid as the first and temporary same play. spoke quietly and tenderly. "Di- It was feilerallzed In September addition of selective service men One Price— A t Advertited—None Higher! a part. On calling for volunteers Stqpet School. Each week a differ- out the school to find out the types ly. on the "All-Opponent" team. care given to the injured person by revenge for the loss suffered at the frols Diana is Innocent, leaves ana, my l)cloved—w« shall aoon be after their 'ong convoy at the from. 33 state^ tn the union have Mr. Bailey received a whole-heart- things In her eharge when he of 1940 the first antl-slrcraft Na- ent girl is aenl. So far. Mildred and number of part time jobs held Other members of the first a traioed indlyldual before tbe hands of the Merideh High team together again—in just a little tional Guard antl-aircrkft regi- State Armory. Others snatched a the Delaware men now- in the mi- H B A ' / Y S T E E R ' - ed response: however, an average Turek, Phyllis Scrabac. arid Edna "All-Opponent" team . include: Cards of encouragement,, have at the end -qf last season. leaves for a trip to South Amer- w-ink in trucks and at their sta- nority. by students. Typical examples of doctor arrives. been received from Grace Noren, while— " ment called Into active service, at Y S '10 ^ R o u n d of C or better must be maintained Samuelson have gone, and report- these Jobs were chosen to be de- Noonan, of Hall High, end; Before giving any care, it is Hie enUre team, figured in tho ica. Word comes that his plane Trembling, tbe tears streaming tions. ^ The strength of the 198th Regi- STEAKS in school work [fi a boy is to be ed the work "lots of fun." Marge Clay, and Marguerite victory for the M. H. S. quintet haa disappeared, but Diana refuses tha start of the emergency. scribed in the assemblies, Wednes- Guzzo of Hall High and Tyler necessary to ascertain, aa nearly as Barry. Thanks girls. down her face, lifted entirely out At Camp Edwards . Ready 24 Hours A Day ment ia approximately 1,900 en- HEAVY STEER - Eaca Rump accepted and excused during Between mimeographing, typing day morning, December 10. of Agawam were chosen as possible, w-hat is wrrong with a per- and Coach Clarke’s two team'sys- to brieve he Is dead. Phil Bnire listed men and officers In its 12 of herself, tbe rose and. as com- It spent tbe following winter In The guns are to be In firing or- 5t !o n, Pove-hou-.e, Bo” om 1-B school day. Although the shifts and filing, the. girls answer parent^ Each chairman read the follow- tackles; D'Annibale of Meriden son. Dr. Knapp listed several ques- tem held the Meriden charges in- comes to take her for a drive. plete joy flooded her being, ibe batteries. 'phone calls and then tried to lo- I hope some of you readers have tact In every period. leading 10-8 • * • tents at CTamp Upton, L. I., and der and fully-manned 24 hours a ROASTS ire for a three-hour period, no ing results of a recent question- and Wolfe of Wilson, were tions which tbe First Aider should found herself in the hallway, in March of this year moved to day. .Searchlight batteries with the We guarantee to la'nEy O' -elund you- money high school student will be re- Jane Hutchinson cate tbe child wanted, assisted in naire; been reading the swell publicity at the end of the first quarter; Life Closes In named as guards: Maglera of ask himself w-hen endeavoring to that Tbe Herald has been giving knocking frantically at Adria's Camp Edwards, at Falmouth, regiment also are set to track any F.rnir In Caeualtv IJat quired to do night work. preparing the school Christmas The questionnaire answ-ered Agawam was picked as tbe determine the extent of Injury. 18-14 at the half and 26-19 at tho Chapter XXI Sock and Buskin. door, calling: "Adela! Adela! Mass., where it was barracked ad- enemy planes over Greater Hart- STRICT'.? FRESH Prior to the day on which war A pretty brown-eyed, brown- program, and patiently took all throughout the senool on Monday center: Schultz of Wilson. The first thing to do. w-hether a start of the fourth period. Both He found a coat before she could Pleaae come " ford so that gunners can knock Uie lost mittens and hats which teams were closely matched in jacent to Hartford's own B08th Washington, Dec. 11—(>P) The VVA was declared, many students were haired giri, with a plea.aant .amile showed that ,100 ^lanchesler High Johnson of Plainvillo, and Bo- person is breathing or not. is to change her mind, bundled her into Adela opened the door to stare Coast Artillery, A-A, regiment. It them down. ElXMES HASP actively engaged in civilian de- who is a good si>ort and lots of were brought into the office. school students are earning money Sock and Buskin ban an audi- scoring, the etarUng five amassing War Department announced yes- PORK LOINS tatro of Agawam make up the stop serious bleeding. Dr. Knapp ence at "its after school rehearsals. his car and swung out of traffic In amazement. "What's happened? wis moved to Fort Ontario, Sept 3. The 198th is noted, according to terday that Private Wilbur S. Carr, ‘PA!;GY fense work. Although a great fun. That is what romes to our In addition to thbse working for at the same time that they- are backtield along with Freddie stated that this can be done by a 18 of the 35 points with the sec- onto the open highway. Neither You look as If you'd seen—" Two small eighth grade boys have ond five scoring 17 points. This in Yesterday morning temporary its officers for its efficiency and previously reported killed in action SE'-ECTED SPPNG number of girls had been knitting minds when we think of Jane Hollister, others have been gain- getting then; high .school educa- Mohr. trained person by digital pressure spoke for a long time until Diana "Stephen spoke to me - there In headquarters hsd been set up at LAMB LEGS Hutchinson, one of the class of ing practical office experience by tion. been seen sitting in the back of the itself, explains tbe success of the marksmanship and haa been given m Hawaii, later was fo^nd to be for the Red Cross, still more re- on cert^n pressure points, w-bich said, " A man from an Insurance my room! Oh. you must believe Tiwn Hall, East Hartford, many many honor c'lation.s by War De- 'live and well. Carr la the son of FANCY ,ML<-FED s solved to get busy during this na- '42's popular members. Jane can doing work for local concerns. This survey- is not a completely assembly ball for tbe past several double-team, a system expected to he pointed out. until a tourniquet days. When they were asked why company came to see me today." me Please believe I'm telling the of the units' tnicks were for the partment ofliciala since its activa- John W. Carr of Mlamisburg, Ohio. 4 TO 5 POUNDS .B tional emergency. By the sud- usually be seen walking about the Dorothy Phaneuf spent an after- accurate picture, as aome pupils .an be applied. He also pointed out be a sizable factor In tbe success ' FRESH FOWL wise concerning how much vou can they w-ere there they said. "We Phil was not Burpriaed. "Steve truth! He’s alive. Adela! Oh, be time being at least, stationed at Uon as an anti-aircraft unit. With His name was on tke first list of it h er den signlUcant change in the school with "Cuddles " and "Dir, " noon typing names of inductees were absent and some did not an- that a tourniquet which is left on of tbe remaining season. WHOLE o- E do." just like to w-atch." (P.S. they're told me about that." glad with me! I know It surely. Colts Park and guns w-cre in evi- Its regimental insignia bearing | Army casualties published yester* '.B World situation, a more decided two of her pals who told me con- for the Selective Board, and Emma swer fully The checking of the beyond the prescribed fifteen min- Meriden High provided plenty of He said, 'Diana, my belovel — in dence at many points in the city. HALF-S’JNNYFIE.D A®. fidentially. that they were her "pet Reich did generaL^ficc work for over l.liX' papers, which was done Sophomore .Assembly coming tonight, tool. opposition in the first half, the “ He did'” ’ the slogan "First Regiment of the lay by the War Department. COOKED HAMS empbasis may be laid on the Red ute maximum, may do more harm ju.st a little w-hlle - ' " An especially heavy concentra- First State," the command boasts pil g r im br and- young fresh peeves." the Chamber of Commerce for a by seniors and Juniors who cour- The Sophomore assembly was lead changing eight times in the ‘,'Yes. He said there was a great Cross course recently Instituted started by George Naczkowski than good. She was surprised at Adela's tion of guns was located at and service as an infantry outfit m i l LB for the Junior and senior girl.s. Jane has been active in extra- week before Thanksgiving. teously volunteered their time, is Well—thumbs up and I'll first two periods. However, in the deal of uncertainty about that sort NORTHERN-8 to 14 LBS who told of his job delivering pa- The next step in the order of of trip. He wanted to be sure gentleness. '!It was a dream, Di- around United Aircraft plant in battles of the Ci\ ii War and in two TURKEYS There are five students who arc curricular activities. She wa.s a not easy to do. But the story is you at the play. second half the Red and White ’ corned .suffieiently- clear to show- us a pers. George has the largest pa- treatment which Dr. Knapp gave I you'd be taken care o f" ana nothing more. I’m sorry. East Hartford. The Bulkcley engagement!! and tlie defense of 5 At the Dairy Dmpt, - - - taking the Red Cross Nur.Mng member of French Club for two outscored the Meriden players IT- bridge over the Connecticut river Verdun in the World war. BEEF LB school in which over onc-third of per route in tow-n and has been to the clubs is start the breathing 10 to clinch their first league vic- "But—a hundred thousand dol- Come, let me take you back to . USCULAR FANCY BRISKET Course at the hospital. Actual years and a Student Council rep- peddling them the longest of any This treatment is given, after the bed." also waa under heavy guard from The insignia, ! motto indicates, it SUNNYeeOOK NATIVI resentative foi one and ono-half. OiieA\ Oman Band all pupils are earning their own tory of tbe 1941-42 season. Ilars!" RHEUMATIC PAIN defense work has occupied the of the boys. He told of his exper- bleeding has stopped, in a pre- "I happen to know the rates (To Be Continued) the anti-aircraft command with | was said, that' tlie outfit was the - time of three of the pupils. years. She w(is \1cc-prcsident of spending mcney. contributing to Meriden High seemed to have a For-Owiefc Relief— Rub On LEAN FRESB L C iilT e M io , the family budget, or .saving mon- iences dunng the hurricane of '38, scribed manner by one. or prefer- Briefly This I came plenty high. If I can advise *he blue uniforms of the Connee- ! first command formed by Dela- FRESH SHOULDERS These are some of the ways in the Student Council In her Junior Plays at Banquet and experiencea with dogs. ably tw-o, trained persons. When two-man team with Unek and tlcut State police also in evidence ' ware. the first state to ratify the Year. Cheas Club has captured ey- toward their further education. Gosztyla accounting for all of the you in any way—" EGGSdoz^Q doz^ which MH8 has come to the aid Margo Hurley told of a tragic the breathing has started, don't By Betty Barstow "I didn't take It'" there. Constitution. Lamb Fares 1.15‘ Slicei BacoR of Its country: another way, a.« Jane's interest this year. Jane has Of the senior,' answering, 98 leave the per.'on. cautioned Dr. Silver City field goals. At tempo.arj; headquarters It | Although most of it.s men were •ONCLCSt been a member of the Leader's expene.nee in taking charge of Middletown Next Victim 7? Phil swerved the car sharply.; Rush to Join sqggested in one class, is to sell Girl Referves from Manchester, boys and 56 gins, or 68 per cent Knapp. lor it may be only tempor- was said that the men will be quar- i from Delaware when the unit first Chick ROAST 1. 2 9 ' StLVCBOROOK children. Her promising career w-as 1 Middletown High provides the ‘"What? •• MUSTEROlt Batter CBCAMEWr defense stamps In school, since Class for two and on half years of the class IS engaged in part- ary. We bad our column all planned FRESH JibJfL (DspL! pbTnt 3 7 * and this year she is Social Chair- Avon, Terryvllle. and Thompson- time work: of tlic juniors. .'>8 boys frustrated when her small charge ! for this Thursday, last Friday. We competition for the Red and White "I didn’t take it. Phil--I don't ChiekeHS 4 TO 5 LBS 1.27' 'SUNNYFtCLO LB MA* many of us do not think of buy- obtained a lipstick and did great Then treat the person for shock. I suppo.te you can understand It. Navy Is Told Bitter H lb prtnt^lB JBc PRINT f|0 man of the organization. She has villc met last night at the Hart- and 63 girls, or 36 per cent of the were going to tell you quite a few hoopsters next Friday at tho Asj-» m ing them otherwise. damage. SmekeU Hams 1. 2 9 ' Fillets or Fl OUNDC" lb 19' DOMESTIC also engaged in girls' sports, e.ape- ford Y. W. C. A. for the annual class: of the sopnomores. 65 boys It is Important to keep him w-arm things we'd noticed sod heard lura City with last season's stal- but I have B u c h a strange feeling. The desire among the senior by the use of hot'water bottles, al- 1 look up expecting to see him In dCST S A N IT A RY Smss Cheese cially basketball, soccer, and bowl- and 61 girls, or 31 per cent of the Barbara Hess told about her about. We were going to mention w-arts, Spencer. Marino. Quirk, and CUTS 1. 2 3 ' Oysters PA CK 33' beys to enlist Immediately after Christmas banquet. Twenty-eight first job waiting on tables. She re- w-ays wrapped in thin towels, arid the doorway. I know he Isn’t Perk Chops graduation Is practically unani- ing. class: ol the freshmen, 64 boys tbe cute posters Gerry Fisher. '42. Daly forming tbe mainstay of tha No Sign o f Abatement Blei Cheese •*T" BRA Collecting popular records is one Manchester Girl Reserves attended and 61 girls or 31 per cent of the lated several* events which advise by the coats or blankets w-hlch are made for advertising Sock and Middletown edition. Middletown (dead— !” Kidney Lamh Chops L. 3 5 ' Mackerel FANCY CAPt LB 8' mous. Some wish to enlist be- this banquet. Parents and friends experience before taking such jobs. available. When the person has Mboaster Cheese fore graduation, while two have of Jane's hobbles and her favorite class. Buskin's play, and posted In most has played but one game to date, "It's the circumstances sur- In Recruiting; 57 Out orchestra leader is Charlie Bar-' were aiso present, numbering 16,1 The laigcst number of part-time For instance within an hour, she fully regained consciousness, but the Windham quintet bumbling the I rounding the case,” he said, frown- Sabsage c. 29' already planned to Join the Home every home room. We were going Sharp Cheese COLORCC) LB nett. By the way. .she also told me in all. Grace was said before din- workers are cmployeif in local spilled aauer kraut juice on a not Before, he may be given some to say that we thought tbe Christ- Middletown players by a score of ing. "Never really knowing. I I Of 130 Pass Tests. II Guard. ner, in which the need for unity- in tkim m MARGARINK that she hates ham sandwiches. .stores 19'J in all, of which .94 are. woman, dropped a stack of dishes, stiriiulus such as aromatic spirits mas pictures Fran Deardon. '43, 42-21 in a game which turned into I think you’d be happier In the long uiev nutl et An Informal poll held in the this critieal period was stressed. seniors. 62 ar juniors. 30 -a rc and lost a tray. of ummobia. not coffee, lea, or New Haven. Dec. II.- -(/P)—Navy NOW, IM English cia.sses shoWed that ap- Jane has been following the Col- drew freehand on the boards tn a rout-in the final two periods, last I run, Diana, If you'd just accept-,- j lege Classical Cour.>*e for three .Some of the girls .serv-ed ps wait- ! .snphoniore.s. and 19 are freshmen. Bill Gordon told about moving to soup. The head should be kept Frldav. |the truth." Recniittng Station offieers report- Pire Lard REFINED proximately three-quarters of each ressw.s amid an apprupri.-ite f'hri.st- typing room No. 2. were verj- well years but this year she is taking There are 80 girls who take care .Manchester to find a job. He told low,and if artificial re.«piration has done. It >-oii haven’t seen them "I can’t.” I ed no sign of abatement today In we CARRY A COMPLETE SUPPLY OY class had relatives diirectly afferl- nias setting of green.s, holly and I of children, and 36 who do g,eneral that after finding a Job he liked it been given, the person .should not FRESH MI LK AND CREAM ed by this sjidden declaration of an iinclassifieii roui'.sc which in- il’a worth the u-aJk down to the He drove more slow-ly. "You I the rush to enlist In the Navy, an- candlelight Rolls on a ribbon were hou.sework. Of the ,5,3 boys who de- so well that he stayed in Manches- be allowed to do anything for 48 nounced 13 enlistments from all A MAN OF cludes Chemistry. Fngll.sh, Span- basement to see them. . . . We Tliespiajis Present I loved him very much!" ilaKary FaaturaalaMn m'ar. l.sh. ShttrthaiKi ami Typing .\fter attached to their wrist.s .ind made I liver newspapers. 6 arc .seniors, 9 ter and entered the high school to hours. "Yes. I wish r Anight have told sections of Connecticut snd three Discussions held in many of the a pleasant tinkling noi.se as the further his education. wanted to ask you If you thought graduation Jane hopes to attend a are juniors, 19 are sophomores, If wounds are treated, iodine seniors played with paper dolls . . . [him so. It w-ould have made things ! additions to the main station per- classes brought out the fact that training school for laboratory waitresses hustled about. .After the ' and 19 are fre.ihmen. Fourteen Florence Pallein spoke on her (3 ‘ ... per cent) should be applied 3-Acl Play Tonight Iso much easier now-.” But how sonnel. I P l u m P u M i a g LOA^I - * 2121%«l Bumerous sacrifices will have to iliniier, eaeh group rose a.s it.s exporieiK-es while doing all-of the you don't think so? You should 1 . o z technicians, since she is interested boys work in the milk busmc.ss, 8 to the wound with a medicine drop- have seen several of Mr. Perry's could she have told him, when he Lieut. Walter F. Hinckley, offi- LVS 19'I be made during this world cri.sis. name was railed out by the ehaii- uork on farm.*, and 12 work in hoii.sework at home. She described LEISURE"' Plain Rye 2 in that type of work Knowing per. Dr. Knapp cautioned the group solid geometry students making "A Murder Has Been Arranged.' did not even kiss her goodby that cer in charge, said last night that Each student of MHS will have to Jane's ahilitics we are sure she man garagi s. Seven boys work in local n typical day during whicli she never to allow- their hands to touch I morning at tbe airport? the largest number of men ever to Dark Cake forfeit some of his Individual lux- Christmas carols were then sung I factories and two work in out-of- burned her lamb chops and got tetrahedron, hexahedron, octahed- and tonight and tomorrow night; will go far in her chn.scn field and ihe side of the dressing next to the ron. dodecahedron, icosahedron It's to be "arranged " for you in "Then perhaps it will make It he examined in one day had been NEXT To MANCHESTER HER.\Ln R O U S uries. It was stated in one class under the direction of Ifrs. Dun- I town factor.es. Other -occupations stuck in a come, while w axirig the w-oiind. proved and checked by the Medical !Parfcerbense PK O O F f 10* we certainly wish her the best of floor. solids out of cardboard for demon- High School hall at 8:15. easier," Phil .said slowly, "If I told 717 MAIN STREET .5IANCTIESTER. CONN. that if men were called to the col- luck. ning of Hartford are scattered. In closing. Dr. Knapp spoke of you that he loved you with all the Department. orfi, girls would have to replace A brief history of (.’hnstma.s The time giver to outside work Earl Grarit spoke on his Job ' stration purposes. Lots of studes The "Y" cast that presents it I Free Parking Lot Rear of Store. JAtJE Parker light Gloria .‘-apienza, '42 the qiany Red Cross First Aid asked them if they were making tqnight Includes; Sir Charles Jas- strength of his being. But he Approximately 130 men were ex- them, not only In the various in- hy-mns and carols wa.s described by- IS considerable; 27 boys and 43 assembling toys. He told about j GROCERY PRICES EFFECTIVE AT 213 NO. MAIN STREET, FRUIT 1 lb 2 lb rini 5 lb ring classes which have been and w-ill dolls, the way they diligently drew per. Harry Straw; Beatrice, Doro-I thought there was something amined last night, and 57 of them dustries but as store clerks, bus Mrs. Nichols, who pointed out that girls work from 11 to 15 hours a races he had with other fellows. I be started In t*w-n. •M.ANCHESTER, CONN, as.sembling the v-arious toys. I lines and pasted . . . It didn't seem thy Dougan: Mrs. Wragg. Barbara {keeping you apart—" tentatively accepted by the doc- ...... and ambulance drivers, etc. Other the American inheritance of go COMon. their friends had been fired. morning In the World office—Tom Mrs. Arthur. Muriel Ferris; Tho| last day. We w-erc alone for a cruiting 'gtatlon continued to pre- metals. The outstanding event of the [work over 10 hours a week the DOZ o, QptniODS on the world situation' one-woman symphony-. Miss Irene standard union work-week for James Britton told of his job as .Across the Ferguson usually brings us J!f or Woman. Elaine Anderson; Csx-en- imoment at Rvalyn's, you remem- sent the "cross-section” picture of ORANGES A personality project which i.s Mekls, who played the violin, harp, I m)(>n who arc not spending six a locker room boj at the Manches- so copies of The Herald each Fri- dlsh. Bob Brindley. Iber, while you and she went up- the first day. One man who shame- • “Ann Page" Foodt - - - throujfhout the school are many' dividek out for was told that hie record barred LIK€ 8LA2€S TVERY WINTER! I'M were: "Japan ha.s uitdertaken improve and develop each girl s FOR I LB < violin in various positions ami sideroblosre.sponsibihty at home.'a lar for being a good boy. to the collapse of part of 'the con- Beatrice, Sbirley Kimbail; Mrs.1 Ipiana, won't you ?' I've discovered him from returniffi 1° Ike service, Penint Bntter JA R more than she can finish"; "We personality, riie program got un- This w-eek w-e w-ould like to Ithat I love her very much, but GRAPEFRUIT 4 .situation lu^t touehed by this ques- Calvin Crooks told of having struction on the bridge Thursday, Wragg, Grace Freedman; Maurice| but men who had served complete should declare war on Germany". playing at the same time. -Believe acknow-ledge tw-o exchanges from ENJOYING SOLI0 COMFORT THIS YEAR, derway at the last meeting when Me If All Those Endearing Young tionnaire. six jobs in seventeen months. They all Tbe Herald's w-ere sold except Mullins. Lawrence Perry: Jlmmyal |l won’t say anything until I re- enlistments as long ago aa before U. S. FANCY EMPEROR . Sparkle D t s s e . T s 3 Perhaps, to sum up all these opin- Miss Felice, a local beautician, ranged from being Santa Claus in Massachusetts namely "The Stu- two: everyone w-anted tbe latest Douglas Phelps; Miss Groze. I |tum. It wouldn’t be fair to her.’ " the last war w-ere applying and be- I Ann Pago ions Into a compact unified state- -Charms," and "Espagnolg" were SiM-akeni ,\t .\ssenibly dents’ Review" from the North ALL BECAUSE I TOOK ADVANTAGE Sandwich Spread PT JAR gave a highly- interesting and played by-'Miss Mekls on an Irish a w-dman's clothing store to mow- news. . . . We w-anted to remind Vivian Firato; Mrs. Arthur, Muriel I “ But Eval)m—It wis Evalyn he ing examined preparatory to re- ment about which everyone feels behefleial talk and demonstration Gloria Spector. first speaker in ing lawns in a cemetery. He stat- Hampton High School, and 'The you that two weeks from tonight gmlth. The 'Woman.. Betty Baf-| loved—always!" enllsting. ANN PAQg alike is "We are the greatest na- harp, which is much smaller than the junior senior assembly, told-of Monson Spirit" official publication - OP A TREE OffER.' ^ LBS Salad Dressing QT. JAH in regard to apply-ing cosmetics, the standard symphony harp. ed that w-orking in tlie clothing it would be Christmas Eve . . . we stow; Cavendish, Dennis Gibson. Phil spoke with quiet conviction. The new enlistments: GRAPES 2 tion on earth. ' I four classmates' jobs. She told of of "Monson Academy." care of the hair, skin and hands. From the very classical instru- store w-aa the most Interesting. w-iahed to take note of all the A new new orchestra has been I |"Loving Evalyn Is like worshiping Stanley Pyndyk, 267 Fei« Ick FRESH GREEN TEXAS Preserves Rnfip A Str»« Margery Sheridan. '43 Miss Felice stressed the idea of I a job in a w-omen's clothing store. Sheiia Stevenson acted aa chair- things that suggested Christmas organized to play at tbe play. Ital dim, far-bS statue. You're flesh street: New Haven. ANN PAGE ment. Miss Mekls dropped to a I one in a textile store, a job on a Ketchup GRADE A looking natural and said this could very- common instrument, the saw. man of the sophomore assembly. Recently we secured a copy of . . . the home room programs to members are; David Hawley, trom-l ad Blood, Diana—a man could not Stanley Paul Lenatl, 91 Caroline be achieved by the correct use of milk route, and a job at a summer Like Douglas Phelps, she point^ Father Flanag^'s famed Boy’a blva In the same house with y ^ ORANQg and flayed "The Singing Hills. " buy gifts for the seidlers, tbe store bone; Francis Benevento, drums;I street, Derby. LBS Nectar PEKOE Tea Hvgieiie Classes cosmetics. Two types, a blond, and camp. out the necessity of weighing one's Tow-n paper 'w y ’s Tow-n Times." Qong and realat you!" “ She play'ed three selections on the Charlotte Fu,ikhauaer told of w-ipdowrs full o f gifts, people Ask- Richard Dtiffy, saxophone: Bettyl John Carl Malar, fiouthingten SPINACH 2 a brunette, w-ere chosen from th® capabilities and time before un- ublished by the young men of • • • road, Berlin. xylophone, the Finale, of "Orphe- her job housekeeping. She told of ing their friends what they wasted Jane Whltham.jiiano; David Erind-I Melle-wheat Discuss Homes group by Miss Felice and she ap- dertaking part-time wrork. Sils Boys Home In Nebraska and for Christmas. ^>4 bo ona heiag ley, Victor Glangrave, Sammyl She waa too prebecupisd to think Wallace Edward Mtersajewaki of J-' , / us.” "Listen to the Mocking Bird." several humorous Incidents, caused put out Mini-monthly. Perhaps TemateSenp.Vc'z plied the correet shades of mak-up and I'We're All Americans ' by her nervousness during the first Freskmaii Assembly able to decide what to give one's Vince, bmmpeta; Ben Carlan. saxe«| hil might be also speaking for South Main avenue, Meriden. on each, saying the shade of pow-- many of our readers mdn't resllxe boy-friend or girl-friend. . . . phOQA. bimself. She stared. straight at Thaddeus Joseph Drost of 104 GREEH BEAHS ' L B S •• WTiat are the things considered Everj-one w-as Kept Irt fits of day of her new Job. In the freshman assembly, ,r 2 S p a g h e tti *'*'•'*“ * der. lipstick and rouge used by a George Ambulos told of his work that ‘3oys -Tewm High Seboer V—V—V Those of you' who have not| ^he road before her until it t«came South Colony street, Meriden. when planning for a healthy laughter by her modem version of Joan Todd told of hef jlob at car- boasts an excellent footbal Itearo. L A R G E I J C e girl should be chosen with due con- "Underneath the Spreading Cliist- in his father's restaurant. He com- Tee, we wanted to epenk ot all bought your tickets yet may get blurred with her tears. Then s'bc Patsy Francis Benedetto, Jr., of Amarkan borne?” Miss.McRae questioned the sideration to her individual type, A ing for small children," and the "Boya Town" supports, in addition, them from members of Sock ^ egan to weep quietly, as if the 21 {Clock street, Meriden. PASCAL CELERY 2 b c h s Z O nut 'Tree." complete with actions strenuous action often invoKed. plained that the customers are theee tblnga in tbe enma light- fi«ye Iris' when speaking to her home correct hair style was another im- sometimes verj- inconsiderate and to s football squad a basketball Buskin and members of the salts Bbs were coming front her very Robert Joaeph Orana of 121 B E I I D C B O S C A N D D ' A N J O U ft fyglene c)aases-thts week. Loca- and pantomime. The rest of her Bob Herirman gave the students team and all the regular athletic hearted wray we always um, but 'HARD portant factor Miss Felice discuss- selections were devoted to Christ- alw-ays mumble when ordering. somehow, when It came time- to manship classes. It will also oul. She cried for a"long time .South, stireet, Danbury. i t P n I l d - S I Z E l O O ’ s » n d 110' $ O F O R tion.' water supply, sewace dis- ed. She also demonstrated this by an Idea of w-orklng in the meat de- squads found in most'high schools. possible to purchase tickets at the nd Phil was silent, busy with his 23‘ mas carols In w-bich the entire partment of a local chain stijire. Jean Paquette gave a speech bn wrrite It we couldn't laugh too Durwood Napoleon Bouvler of posal and the structure Itself rearranpng hair styles of the the care of children. She is an ex- loert at this as shown by her talk. "Boys Town" students main- the war. We thpught o f all our ______houghts. At last she laid her hand CSiaries Andrew Cox of 464 Calif, Fresh, Tender location may depend on several to be brought out was that they tain a high scholastic standing as pn hla arm. She was smiling s of the other girls could cow bells. sold more dog bones than w-pre She advises thinking things out be- frienda that bad planned to go to Ontral avenue, New Haven. CARROTS .,,,2 bchs, 15 c O ranges 20<>Mg'fi 2 DOZ 3 9 ' things such as the wa^e earners : girls had manyr ques- fore punishing a child. is shown by the headline "Eighty- Art Students Hold brough her tears. . Charles Arthur Hughes of 241 Armoir’s Treet occupation and'the climate of the For Ihe concluding part of her given away formerly-. college, or take.. Apprenticeship tions to Mk and after her talk. progfram, aha called eight people Henry Minor gave a talk de- nine Boys ^ a lify For Honor Rml courses, end we wondered what "Thanks for telling me that. Noble, avenue, Waterhury. region, after these considerations Nancy- Robertson told of a foil Craaberry Oc*An^pr«y CAN 1 Miss Felice remained to answer from the audience to the stage. scribing the adv-entures of a friend in School.” Tbe subjects taken In- thoM boya would bo doing next Auction at Studi< Phil,” she sa;id. "And now—I shall (Jharles Arthur Gordon, 47 it'would thbn be best that the each girl’s individual questions and time job held by a classmate. Tne w-hile working in a neighborhood clude , Latin, algebra, civics, re- never stop waiting |for him to Salem street. New Haven. G L A S S , hopse be sltijpted on a high dry- She gave each a bell which he young man works from 3:30 p. m. faL and this spring. .. Moybe ws CLARICSr^ Brawl Braai BSM 2 CANS 25* rccommeiided the correct shades rang as she pointed and by this "Store. From the speeqh w-e gather ligion,'English, harmony and band- became a little too morose, |;oroe b a c k !" j William Jackson Williams, Jr., SWEET PEAS place. 'till 12:00 p. m. tn Pratt and Whit- Tw-o students finished the first Grapefinit S*cll*nt 2 CANB^ 27* of make-up and hair style to suit method the group play#d “Rome that the friends learn all of the don't know, but we do know that "CJolng, koing, gone.” couM bav^ A little later Phil left her at the 39 Charter Oak place, Hartford. JMICI-A&P A second factor to be consider- her coloring and features. ney. She told of the job he had se- town's gossip while waiting on the term with "A ’s” In all subjects. been heard by anyone near or, drove off wondering. Diana Bruno Vlncentj Kruzyk of 139 ed la the wrater supply. Most town.s on the Range" arid "Way Dow-n curing a position and the aatisfac school was difforent Monday. U N S W E E T E N E D TomataJiice ' ona 2 CANS 29* Three more ev-ents will complete Upon the' Swanee River. " customers. This fine school is certainly a Everyooe had aomethtng to say Art Studio last Thursday, Deceo emed so sure that Stephen"waa Hlokory street, Norwich. GRAPEFRUIT and cities safeguard the water tion he felt w-hen he obtained a Job grriit success while its theme, the the program. .Miss McRae w1I! 'Virginia Katzung told about her about the war, although the her 4. when tbe art students held dive. And yeL tbe evidence of his The additions Us the Mnonnel: niUAOLI P ia e a p p le J a ic a .e°Si c *n 2 7 * supply for us. It is kept pure and speak on boy-girl relations, a fash w-orking tn what he call "the best experience helping her mother run helping and giving an education to Ileath was so conclusive—cooclu- in some cases cholorinated during company in the country-.'" thought of war bad not penetrated an auction. This is the first Um«| Hoepltal ApprenlUces nrst (?Iass FAHCY PEAS MAND ion stylist from Eoxm' w1U'attend a tourist home. She stated that, namelesa t>oys, is s credit to its too fAr tn most minds. People got atyr aucb idea baa been used live enough to satlcfy an ineur- Thomas F. Fish, Gbaries J. Foley, certain seasons of the year to pro- one of the meetlng^^and a fashion Paint ami Powder Albert Conlon, claimed that in while she had a good time, she fotmder and owner. Father Flans- nee company! tact us. People who are not sup- out of clsssos to hesr Churchill the students in the art classea. Jr„ and DeWltt W. Galllneau, all N E W E N G L A N D show- will be held by the girls. his job as a musician the dls^van- S.1SO gained much valuable exper- E*i»- ______^ Student# and faculty memta In. the hallway Larkin told Di- from the Naval Hospital at Brook-, plied with town water hat^e to be ience.. spook, slthough they didn't, due to . .t.atl, I > B&M BEAHS O V E N - B A K E D Numbers of the various commit- Presents Sketches tages of late hours are overohad s chhnge In Ume, but they beard alike aupported Franklin Mu na that Adela wae wralting to aee lyn, N. Y. * ^ure the water supply ft ample tees w-ere announced by Eris Por- ow-ed by the advantages of I large Betty Boyd told of an interview Manchester's swimming array per in tbe drawing room. Diana and pure. Investigate the aupply tha dnnouncer say that England dock, who waa the - auctioneer! terfield during the business part work. with a young man who works in a perhaps will appreciate the men- splendidly. About three dollars < a deep breath. Well, it waa to be sure it is pure, or boir the He stated that the -Job also had bad declared war agmnst Japan. GREEH GIAHT PEAS of the meeting. They are; Salvatioil Army Shop. In this Job tion of them ms one of the most We saw tbe AsAembly HaQ raised, which will bk used tqwa nevitable, of course. She and water for at) least ten minutes. Social—M. D'ntasie, B. Walsh, 'All actions of the body carried its humorous aide.' For instance he has learned that people do not powerful aggregations In the buying draperies for the Art Stu! tdeta must have an underKtand- Fedieration Loses Sewage disposal is another vital when he is playing an easy ar want to accept charity. He stated fairly full at noon with Students co-chairman. E. Anderson, T. on in response to thought is w-hat state, found In "The Sentinel” of wbo.came to beer President Roose- dio. |ng. But abe bad hoped it might be HIBLETS factor for a healthful home. If you Deyorio. H. Brazow-ski, L. Neckls, rangemeiit he may look up and -see to Betty that he stuck to the job "New Haven High School.” elayed a little longer. Hve in tbe country, be sure that w-e mean by pantomine." said Shir- velt gi-vs his message to Oongress. These "masterpieces" wer Middletown Vote and M. Naven. the pained look of a dancer whose because he liked to see others drawn by. Art n and III studental Adela was pacing nervously the ceaqtools are not near your ley Frederickson at the Paint and partner ia clumsy. made happy. We nOVer heard the assembly ball Food Sale — I. Hampton, E. Pow-der meeting Friday. quite so quiet- We came back to Some drawings taken from thC tek and forth before the. fire, water supply, A good idea to fol- Gruessner. co-chairman, V. Krause, Grace Tyrrell told of her Job Richard Hubbard told of the ex- vhUe Aunt Christie occupied the Mlddlatnwn, Dec. IX— Tba low if you own a summer cottage "The sketches of pantomine at the Center Pharmacy. She stat- periences of a Couraot boy. He Science Students Uie World M ice and listened to art files were done by alumni N. Paisley, A. Deiriko, M. Doni^ue, which are going to be present^," reports on a portable radio about several yeara ago. In addition Kg, white leather chair, Richard American Federation of Labor loat ia to find out where sewage is R. Thumer, M. O. Johnson. ed of all her duties, the one which stated that it is no easy taak to get orpe's profile was ' clear-cut the right to repreoeot amplOyoa of WHAT DO YOU SAYT Why not dei^tod. she continued, “are to be given she liked N st was the selling of up.at 4:00 a. m. He told an in- the war. Yes, the war affected telling drawings, orders were tak CThristmas—N. Pavne. J. Hanna w-lthout costumes or scenery. Learn of Plastics Manchester High. for corsages, table and pack dost the darkening window. Bo The Goodyear Rubber Company Mart taking thinga eaiier this win- ' The fourth factor of the health- co-chairman, V. Allen. V. Firato. cosmetics. She said that the job teresting experience, when he was tunt, Chriietle knew and approved here as aole barfainlng afent by ful' bona la the home Itself. How These two stage properties are to fitted in w-ell with her school work cornered by two skunks. daooratlo^ to be made up Just < ter, ^ g in by calling in the K the tslks end stating that heard Marius Van De Weghe H>eak without obligation, even if you are M. Carter. L. Hansen, C. Daley one’s power to h*ar. see. taste, on the subject of "Plsstlca." Friday ranged In various designs wit Ever since the night -ehe' had bad been “tntcrferance" the J"* F?9.5Q t^ es ooasidered. The proper tem- J. Converse. experiences a» a photographer's it is one's ow-n responsibility to Wednesday Night sited Rlchard'e hunting lodge in perature of a room ranges from smell and touch without the real runner ort a New- York City paper. Judge bis sbillty to w-ork while go- afternoon In the auditorium. silver bells, red berries, pine cone management not a Kopperz Coke user. Phone ^ n g —Chairman, C. eUvnlUky. objects being visible. To exemplify ing to school. Clarence Etchman briefly defln bittersweet aad red ribbon, tbe arch of Adela, ehe had senirod In AFL apokeimen aaid that no for thip service todayl 65 dagtass to 72 degrees. Tlie room Q. Spector, P. Dowd. He told of many advantages such dm a mounting intanaity of dUi- eqn be kept a little cooler, if you her description of pantomine tw-o as the gaining of practical exper- Thomas Ferguson, '42. ed plastics, and then introduced The Eighth Annuel Cbrtstinss were very attractive. The girlj strtkaa would ba caUad, however, —W. Kosinske. '4,3. sketches tk-ere presented to . the ience. and many friends. Mr. Van de Weghe, chief of the Oooesrt and Otrol Sing, by tte from tbe Art n clash who mi kc, bom of the fact that he had or upheld at tha plant by their or- during the day because tbe evealed Diana's attraction (or ganization, Is workiiig and tba body club. Bob Johnstoir spoke on his Job EffecHvs Study Is T spl« pisstiro department at Colt'p,' who High BebosI choirs end orcbostra those were Marjorie Sorego. Ms Sfudes Study Shakespesre The cast of the first "the. Gold- gave the history of the subject, tie tmdor tba dlrscUm of Q, Alboct Uit,e MclAtneb. June Storrs, A; dm only to be coldly rebuffed. "We did not think that the com- FOIFIEE baat 6»d snargy. The cur as a mover in Cheney mills- He |lucb repulsion his ego could not an

Germany, and bstween the United ■ f { q S. All the Japanese batUcsiilp came Just Lion" with other countries and now MANCHESTER EVENING’HERALD, MANCHESTKK. CUNN. THUKSIIAY, DECEMBER 11, 1941 PAGE THIRTEEN SUtes and Italy.” i T i a j A H after the receipt of reliable reporU Japan Claims with Japan. I Gty Prepares that Japanese ioT^pa had effected a Obituary. “ I think all of you who. have Los Angeles Able Citizens new landing on northern 'Luzon, heard with eagerneM that at last Re$olutions Identical richest and'largest of the Philip- Guam Capital one state, a first class power, has I F o r B l a c k o u t pine islands, following the smash- risen a n ln st this violation of the Blacked Out ;i • ______Except fo r Names For Defense ing of at least one other Invasion rules of decency. Washington, Dec. 11—(iP)—Two Funerab thrust. Now Occupied "N ot only Germany but all the Planning Mutual Agreement on War Plans wap resolutiOM, identical except 'lies Hartford I» Now Getting The Army spokesman announced decent people In Europe are deeply For 3 Hours that one named Germany and the (Continued from Page One) at the same time, that the Philip- Albert Newman satisfied with this Japanese chal- I Ready for Tests in the other Italy, were passed immedi- pine Army had repulsed a light at- Albert Newman, a nativer^ of (Continued From Pngd One) ately by Congress today after lenge against this American pow- (Continued From Page One) time" and added that of the 40,- tack by Japanese ground forces Manchester, died last night at his er." i Near Future. President Roosevelt asked a dec- QOO.OOO men in the nation, about 25 Band Ha« Spinner, Too near Llngayen, on the west coast home 44 BUshnell street, Hartford. Naval station commandant, were Hitler announced at the same county includes nearly 60 cltlea I — laration of war against those na- cent could eventually be made Teams Devise ’ of Luzon 110 miles northwest ol He was bom on Pine street and taken prisoner. time that Japan, Germany and with a population of approximate- ; Bkates Hartford, Dec. 11.—se Bearings Over Secret Sessions Meld I "I believe there should be flexi- the Mexican border, and from the communities in the Greater Hart- est island. But one big Invasion and Mrs. Annie Weber, all of Man- senal explosion touched off large prevent a break with the United Tavern Team war against the government and ble authority (from Congre.ss) to coast Inland to Boulder Dam and Three Periods; Liths Scjiiad Friday ford area are being contacted to the people of the United States of thrust had been smashed and Jap- chester. fires. States . New York. Dec. 11.—Football During Past 2 Weeks; be used piecemeal, presenting the Laa Vegas, Ncv.— 250 miles or coordinate the blackout effort, he anese air losses were reported. His funeral will be held Saturday Heavy damage on Nichols Field, "And now Italy and Germany America; people with a broad liability for mors in each direction. lAjse to St. Adelberts. went all-out for defen.se In 1941— Landis Remains Quiet said. A cooperative effort through- "Resolved by the Senate and To increase the output of giant afternoon at 3 o'clock at Taylor near Manila, also was reported. are forced in loyal fulfillment of Takes First registration and a narrower liabil- Obsor\'e Modified Test defense against the T formation. out this area is necessary to make House of Rcpreaentallves of the four-motor bombers for the armed and Modeen undertaking home. The Japanese acknowledged only their obligations, under the tri- Burker^H Selections to Regarding Plans; Sale the blackout effective, Mr. Fraser ity for service. The Spurts Center rfiler skat- Hardly new but yet unfamiliar United States of America In Con- forcea, the Office of Production 233 Washington Street, Hartford. five planes lost—three missing and partite agreement, to associate Western Washington and Ore- Be Final Oioice for aal<}. j gress assembled, that’ the state of "W e undoubtedly are soon going Management upped the monthly Rev. Cramer C. Cabonisa of the two which were said to have "div- themselves with the struggle of gon observed a modified test black- ing ba.sketbaU team romped, or In 1940, this offense gained tre- Round Lead O f Kennedy, Senators* 'The blackout will be tested here to consider the registration of war between the United States production goal from 500 to 1,000 Church of the Good Shepherd will ed headlong Into enemy positions." Japan against America and Eng- out. rolled, whichever you chort's war alms. ment to carry on war against the December 5. of operations, listed 86, including he received able a.sBl.stance from lute Walter Camp from 1809 to i I/^gue Standing been spilt into nine groups, today's registering all men and women 18 lines of production—guns, ships, "Behind me is the National So- tigated brush fires at Port Ange- ( Pop Warner was looked upon government of Germany; and, to 30 shot down in the air. Of these, Janton. 1924; w'll! be announced In T h e: Wdn Lost The National and American announcement revealed. Hospi- to 65. ammunition and tanks. Anti-air- cialist party with which I grew les, Wash., and the Olympic penin- ns a Me.ssiah when he Introduced bring the conflict to a successful it said, five were United States- Thrills and Spills West Side Taycrn ...... 18 10 leagues have been In separate and tals, billboards, and homes have termination, all of the resources From the men already register- craft guns rated next to planet on great and which grew great with sula which spectators said-formed Herald next Friday evening. De- the double-wing back. Knute K bullt Brewster Buffalo fighter 'J'hls IH quite a gam*- from the Pagani's West'Sides ....1 7 11 secret aes.sions tor two days and been grouped together under Mr. of the country arc hereby pledged ed. General Hershey estimated, the Knudsen's urgent list. me and by me. arrows pointing to Seattle and the cember 12. • j ItfK-kne astounded the football armed services have about 1,000,- About Town planes. apeetator’s viewpoint. ThrHls are West Side Dair^ ...... 16 12 much of the dtacuaalon of the ovm- Fraser and Henry G. Thomas, by the Congress of the United "I thank the presldeik and I Bremerton, Wash., Navy Yard. Following the death of Camp, | world when he shifted into the era has been concemli problems 000 immediately available by low- Cast for Major Roto The Japanese said 25 of their a dime a dozen and spills likewise Notre Dame box. .Silbroa ...... \...... 16 12 ',5 deputy fire chief. Streets, auto- State.s," The redoubled empha.sis on thank God for the oj^>prtunlty Consolidated Aircraft Co., in San whose selections has been carrleinner.s will not lie confined to Georgia and Texa.s Christian football teams In Miami's Orange round while Silbros needed four games and lost 11 last season white threat" of a hit-run Incursion determined to give all In order to and nurses worked by small read- make a snappy showing. The abil- All Americas through 1937, when running threat of the T. The man- splitting his service# between St. dustrial plants by Sidney B. Cor- and was told that his government now to the limit of efficiency." evening provided anything remains more than five miles from Agana, w'in. ing lamps. ity of the Stafford team was not Bowl, Jan. 1, Muriel .Sniitli, acrobatic drum majorette, leads University of Miami band. points to catch the winners. which might menace the busy unsold. he was succeeded by Herb Barker, in-motion, which put a burden on Lee’s Esso team handed the Itouls and Washington. nelius, manager of the Manufac- bad already informed the Ameri- Legislation is not necessary to the capital. "Neither the Axis nor Japan Street lights In some sections re- apparent as a basketball team. the defense, the faking Into the plants or civilian security. pre.sent general sports e/litor. The Morlarty team a 3 to 1 lesson to The absence of trades Helped turers Association of Hartford ca! charge d'affaires in Rome induct men under lowered stand- Domel reported a second aerial wanted an extension of the con- mained on an hour after the alert They were good skaters, indivldu- line, brush and angle blocking and county: utilities and transporta- The speedy and secret shift of Intricate task of selecting this was "farmed out" this year to win the other match. turn the full spotlight on the busi- that Italy considered herself at ards but it would be to change the troops was accompanied by a re- The Parent-Teacher as.sociatlon attack on Wake Island Tuesday flict. sounded. Officials of the Municipal aUy, but for two full periods they mousetrapping posaibilities ma-te tion by Kenneth P. Applegate, gen- age limits for _rcgl.stration and year's ,AP-A11 America started Georgia Military College. Mike Zwick and Johnny Klein ness ^ sessions of the leagues, IBfl.. war with the United Statea. distribution of Air Force units to of the Manchester Green school morning by Japanese Naval planes. "One man. one man only, a real Power St Light Bureau explained failed to score. A t the first last October. Throughout the sea- a five-man setup precarious. eral manager, Hartford Electric Coionna asked that measures be service, out.side the 21 to 35-year will be addressed by the Rev. E. Barracks and warehouses were they had no master switch. quarter it was 8-5 Manchester, Sports Will Carry on played the most Important part owners wrangled all day long about rope with any hostile air activity tyrannical democrat, through a son, Barker received weekly game- Pop Pops Off Jimmy Conzelman of the Chi- the amendment to the major-minor Light Company; schools by Ed- taken to permit departure of the llmit.s. Dent Lackey of the Connecticut said to have been smashed and set aeries of infinite provocations, be- Interurban street ctirs and buses 30-5 at the half and 33-5 at the in knocking Pagani's out o(|;the ward F. Nelson, assistant superin- that might follow the surprise Ja- by-game reports from A P football^ "What's in a name, anyhow ? cago Cardinals holds that a flve- rules which the minora adopted embassy staff. Defense Council at the school. 8s ablaze. The news agency reported traying with a supreme fraud the were halted. ■tart of the final quarter. lead whije Nino Pagani. Buss tendent of schools; and publicity panese reconnaisance flights ov- writers across the country and Worth Little, h.alfback, wa.s voted n.an line look.s like a group of unanimously In an attempt to James Dunn, political adviser to er the San Francisco area Monday p. m.. December 17, it was an- that seven United States planes population of his country, wanted Hollywood Pitch Dark It was not until the last two Until War Is Finished Keeney and Al Brown battled in by William A. Llnnane. secretary kept the data in a card-index file. the most valuable player on the underfed refugees pitted again.st vain for the West Sides. In the loosen the restrictions on the move- the State Department, who receiv- Army Bombers night and Tuesday morning. nounced today. Dr. Lackey will were downed in a single day's dog- the war and had prepared for it Hollywood was pitch dark. A minutes that the visitors were the Bears. to Mayor Spellacy. and Theodore speak on defense steps now being These reports were comprehensive Gulf High School team, which won "gas and oil" fight George Bronkie ment of players within farm sys- ed Colonna and his first secretary, fights in the skies over the Island day by day with diabolical ob- few night spots tried to operate able to better their scoring posi- Rush Passer Best Defensive E. Buell. Hartford Chamber of told them that the United Stst.es taken for civilian protection. —caliber of the players’ position, the Florida West Co.ast conference By Harry Gr.a.i,. ,t and Nick Angelo- led Lee's to vic- tems. stinacy. behind heavy drapes, with freak tion and by that time all of the Grcat athletics came out of the Coaches felt that while a seven- \Commerce. "had long expected Germany to Sink Jap Ship Navy ‘Dereliction' their versatility, sklil, power, championship for New Port P.ich- Tliis i.i mil til .su/jc. , lIi.Tt the tory with scores of 343 and 324 A Joint steering committee ap- "The formidable blows that on results. local second team waa on the floor. speed, durability and spirit amt armed for.'o.s 23 years ago, and man line opened up pa.ssing op- These men will outline the plans carry out its throat against this American Aircraft At Ciro's, favorite of the movie ey." ;iini business at h;ind is go .ng to some of the finest ti’cver had spiked while Art Ol.son turned In a pointed from the two leagues was In^their own specific field, recruit Mrs. A. H. Illing, president of the Immense Pacific expanse have Red Hot Pretlininisr);^^ they were b.'iscd on the A P writ- portunities, the boat defense waa unable to gree on the amendment hemisphere' and the Unib'd States Blametl for Attack stars, the manager reported he Hugh Ftillerton, Senior. c any athletic party. .Not at all. shoes on their feet or any training sparkling triple for Morlarty's. workers and report at the Tuesday (Continued From Page One) Center Church Womens Federa- Carrier Claimed Sunk been already inflicted to Ameri- dt. Adelbert's nosed out the ers’ personal observations, plu.s to rush the passer. and it was understood the mag- and that we fully anticipated that Washington, Dec. 11—(/P)—Sen- tion, requests that in addition to was "all ready for business—but. Lithuanian Citizen Club team 33- •lut experience has shown that until they answered the call. meeting. ator Tobey (R-N H ) declared in London, Dec. 11—(/Pi—The Ber- can forces, show how prepared are Information volunteered by coach- Red Blaik, when coaching Dart- nates read np fewer than four dif- Italy would obediently follow the menlbers of the executive the cuatomera can't get here." 3fi_ln a five minute overtime ses- t.'iere ia no better rcjrcation lor Dan Fcr;is, aecretary-treasurer Lee’s Esm Station ( 8 ) lands, and only two of the planes the Senate today that "derelic- lin radio today quoted the Japa- the soldiers of the Emplj*# of the es, scouts, players and sports mouth. threw a seven-man line ferent meanings Into the'riile. As along." suffered any damage, board of the Federation, all group Rising Sun. At Elarl Oirroll'a, however, there sion. They were all knotted up at ;::en in the armed forces than of the A.A.U., recalls the national Blanchard . . 99 105 103 307 The . note asserted that Ameri- tion and inefficiency" in the Navy nese as saying the American air- writers on the 1,400 AP member Fire Chiefs lUilcUca. against Yale's superb passer, ttlint Breen . . . 108 113 98 319 a last device It was planned to havs War oil Geriiianv * Thia damage, Stimson said, was leaders and co-leaders attend the craft carrier Lexington had been " I say to you, and you will un- were plenty of customers, dining the end of regulation play. Pie[iurB championships at the Great Laltes Frank. He believed that harassing Landis Interpret the rule today be- can Naval vessels "since early had been responsible for "disaster and dancing and awaiting the (loor newspapers. The Bi iti.-.h troops arc encourag- Bronkie . 110 117 116 343 very light and would be repaired that's almost unspeakable" in the busine.ss meeting at the church sunk off Hawaii. derstand. that it is a privilege to brilliant work in the final five Naval Training Station in 1918. Frank was sounder than deploy- fore it came up for a vote In'- September. 1941, have systemati- this evening at 7:30. show. But the girls couldn’t get A few days ago,. Barker re- ed to lake |iart in sports. Pongratz 117 99 96 312 quickly. Japanese attack on the United (The report is not confirmed fight with them. minutes of the bargain play ac- wlien seven service men who never ing into a five-man line for pass joint seasion. And Italy Voted cally attac)(ed Gorman Naval "The American people have been "Today, the tri-parite pact, with there. They were blacked off the counted for two baskets and a ceived over-nil apprpii.als of sev- Lead Lea«nie Atliletics arc an inle;;r.U part.of had co’legc coachina won eight of Angelo . . 113 96 115 324 forces." Statea fleet at Pearl Harbor. anywhere. eral hundred standout players. our preparation ami training. defense. put through a very heavy teat In Tobey asserted that the fleet's Past Chiefs of Memorial Tem- (The 33.000-ton Lexington, com- the plentltude of ita forces and Ita streets. pair of free shots. 17 senior titles, and the Army. The note, a copy of the document ple. Pythian Sisters, will meet to- After cArefully considering each, Not only will thousanda of men Stanford had a mediocre ijeason. TutaJi .547 530 528 1605 (Oootlnued From Page One) the last four days," Stimson said. listening devices "weren’t work- pleted in December, 1927,- at a moral and material resources, is a For the Uths, Yoat led the at- Navy and Mannes cleaned up 10 handed the American charge d'af- night with Mrs. David Armstrong, tack but It was the nice floor play he went to work on the selection compete for the first time, but the , ...... and two of its defeats coul3~TSr^^ N Morlarty Bros. (I ) "When we survey the sUuatlon In ing " that the ships “lay at anchor cost of more than J45.000.000, was formidable instrument for the war Wednesday Night Bowl- juijlor titles with athletes ’ without traced to adroit defense. Wash- ■■ faires In Berlin, was signed by the cold blood and In perspective,, we 1023 Tolland Turnpike, Buckland. and a certainty for victory. Italy Claims of Belflore and Server that enabled of the AP-All America first team fiercely competitive spirit that ha.s "pr^vioua training. Werner___ , . . 107 107 85 Sport Chatter , tion. Lord Halifax, the British am- and no stoan. up" and that more built to carry a maximum of 90 ington State and California con- Olson ...... German Foreign Minister Von must realize that Initial reverses The program will include tlje nom- "Tomorrow the tri-partite pact the locals to knot the score sec- and the AP-AIl America squad, ers ut ‘Y ’ Closed Tight m.-.dc American aports and Amerl- no 143 97 { bassiulor, and Lady Halifax sat in ships were sunk than had been warplanes and a normal crew of centrated their defensive fire Uaefa...... Ribbentrop and stated that the are almost inevitably to he expect- ination and election of officers lind will become an instrument of Just ond/. before the whistle ended -the which Includes first, second and can athletics tiie finest in the no 103 Joe Farr has a contest running ' the diplomatic galleries with other disclosed by the president. 2,122, Including flying personnel.) Cruiser Hit! Hard Fought Gaines. Tierney . . . .. United Statea had already "vir- ed In a contest between a democ- the annual Christmas party. Each peace between the peoples. contest. Foul shooting made the third teams. Players who were world will be engendered. no 103 100 for local bowlers that should ap- j representatives of the diplomatic He demanded that there be plac- ball on every play. Varrlck ...... 108 104 — peal to those who follow this sport. tually created a state of war." racy and an autocratic govern- ed at the head of the Navy a "re- members is requested to provide- a "Italians! Once more arise and difference in the final score, how- not quite up to standard, or who V.’hat will the war do to sport.s? the best in the land for senior I ! corps. The Cougars slashed their giant -Mahoney .. ... — — 99 Ten dollars for high single with The note recalled that Sept. 11, ment. ■sponaible” man who believes in gift for her mystery pal. Impor- be worthy of this historical hour! (Continued from Page One) ever. as the Lithuanian club were were force/l out of the coniiietlllon .Manclieater Motor Sales lost a Profe.’isional ba.sc'oail rosters will hamplcnshipa. A. H. Henke of | , ' Minority Leader McNary (R- Marine Garrison Suchy ...... — -- " six on the line. In other words ,1941, President Roosevelt publicly "Thia is particularly true when "efficiehey” rather' than public tant business will be transacted "W e shall win." unable to locate the basket from by injuries, ai'o given honoralile two to one decision to the Morlarty be without young 9 I outstanding Great I,akcB bagged the JOO in 10 i Gentry and Nick 99 i Ore) submitted a unanimous reso-' 'ileclared that he had “ordered the •stars, hut this will ci’.e older fel- Susoeff, at Albert. there are alx of these prizes fo r lutlpn of Republican membere the autocratic government has utterancesr and all the past chiefs are urged At Peiping Disarmed II Duce spoke only five minutes. In addition to 27 reported captured | the free throw line. The sum- mention awards. Bros., thereby losing the lead bi fiat. Loren Murcki.-on of Great American Nav.v and Air Force to maries’ lows a last chance, and the game The Golden Bears aet Bob Rein- Totals ___ . . 545 560 480 1585 best scores. pledging support to the president been preparing and fighting for .Asks About Source to attend. Mra. Walter Weeder will New York, Dec. 11,t -(/P)— T he Interrupted repeatedly by ahouta yesterday. The Associated Press Feature the league. Chagnots’ Flrechlels Lakes, who was to get vastlv bet- ! shoot on sight at any German war assist her daughter, Mrs. Arm- •Manchester will carry on as It did In 1918. ter. took the 220 in : 22 2-5. hard. their outstanding tackle, on in prosecuting the war to a silc- several years and Ita men' are vet- Senator Lucas (D-III) asked To- United Statea Marine gfcrison at from thousands of his followers Service ts the exclusive (llstribiitor vessel." strong. Peiping was disarmed today , by Reds Suffer Heavy Losses B F T of the AP-All America, and Dil- took '2 out of 3 games from the Night games may be eliminated C. C. Shaujhne.ssy. who had Albert. Silliroi (2). The Citizen's Club basketball ' cessful conclusion. erans. We must be very careful bey where he got the information who bad been called together -N’oske ...... 103 100 97 It added that Secretary of the not to underestimate the ability of that the fleet had no steam up at Japanese troops, the German wire- Berlin, Dec; 11.— (Official Radiol R. Reed, r f ...... I ' 0 2 lon Graham, Feature Service Don Willis Garage and went into to con.sei ve electric (tower. That never run befere reporting to the team will travel to Naugatuck to- A t the other end of the capitol. earl ler to hear the momentous Klein ...... 103 107 112 morrow evening and meet the town Navy Knox "himself confirmed the Japanese seamen. the time of the attack. Helen Davidson Lodge. Daugh- less said. declaration. Received by A P )—The German I J. Walker, If ...... 0 i sports eilltor. wrote the ' story an ‘indlsputed lead of the league. undoubtedly would hit many minor ■Second Naval Battalion in Brook- ! Jammed galleries and a crowded Haberen . ___ 94 95 ____ that American destroyers attack- "On the other hand, all.students Tobey replied that two senators ters of Scotia will give a Christ- There were no Incidents and the high command aald today the I A. Janton, c ...... 5 0 whl(fh will appear in evening pa- Chambers' Movers took 2 out of 3 leaguea, but it also might put them lyn, copped the quarter-mile in team from that place. According floor waited for the representatives Famous Wrestlers /Vrklvy ...... 108 95 — to advance reports the local quin- ed German aubmarines," and that of history know that every war had told him. mas party for children of mem- Americana were told to remain in Russians had suffered heavy loss-1 M, Brozowskl. r g ___ 1 0 pers. games from Bryant and Chapman back on the right track again. :9.2. D. Hause of Great Lakes cap- I. to follow the lead of their aena- "furtherihore, the Naval forces of Night baseball was being over- Zwick ...... 125 115 102 tet is due 06r an interesting eve- torial,, colleagues. has three perloda. They have been Lucas told him that he had tak- berr tomorrow evening at 6 o'clock their barracks until further „ or- Hospital Notes es in eastern front fighting, but I L. (Tostello, I g ...... 1 0 Besides Grahanv these AP after a hard fought match. tured the 440-yard hurdles In :59. the United States, under orders of College football teams will stick Bollnaky . .... -- — 109 ning. I The Rev. James Shera Mont- designated as the period of onset, en the word of members who de- in the Masonic Temple. A , brief ders. The garriaon, about 70 men, stilt described the operations ts| I B. Schleldge, I g ...... 7 2 sports editors were among those O'Bright and McCurry shared Charley Pores, who never saw On All-Star Card their goveminent and contrary to to ncighljorhood rivals, which is as Correntl . .... -- — 107 gomery, the House chaplain, open- the period of drag, when the war clined to tell the Senate where business meeting will be held at 6 was under orders' to leave China only local actions. 'R. Archackl, r g ...... 1 o who assisted in the selection of honors tor high single wdth 148, college, won the five-mile in 14 International l»w have treated and begins Jo weigh on the nations in- they got their Information *nd o'clock and supper will follow un- Admitted yesterday: Leslie P. Pohl, If ...... >..,. 2 0 while Polln.ik: had a consistent 3- it should be. minutas, 36 4-5 seconds, and the Johnny Hedlund and hla aSalst- ed the session with an appeal for when the war broke. this year's AP-All America: Totals ...... 533 512 527 1572 ants will feature a basketbal) seized German merchant vessels had yet made no effort to check der the direction of Mrs. Nettle Spencer, Lake street; John Nova- Rout Armored Division J. Czewlnikl. rg ...... 0 0 strlng total of 389. Service ■ teams will play In the 10-ralle in 54 minutes-,17 3-5 sec- Dr. John "Drop-Kick" Murphy divine aid for the nation. volved, and the finish. Charles Dimkley, L E. Skellev Pagani's Wcvt Aide* school at the East Side Rec under on the high seas as enemy ships.” "During the first period. It Is In- with the Navy to see whether the McIntosh and her committee. kowski, Wapping; John Maizon, Montie, ...... 1 0 The scores: New Year's Day bowls, as they did onds. The former atlll stands as of Boston and Mafvln "Shadow" Archduke Otto of Austria, whose London, Dec. 11—(/J5— The Rus- and Fritz Howell. Midwest; Pagani ...... 103 115 107 the direction of Director Howard evitable that the free government, facta were true. Songs and recitations by the chil- Mrs. Martha Chapman, 12 Rroctor sians have cleared the Gormans J Chambers’ Movers (2) in the Pasadena Rose Bowl In 1918 the national A.A.U. championship Weatenberg have been booked to country was aligned against the Hitler Announces road. Romney Wheeler, South; Harold Brown ...... 121. 95 99 Brown. Young players just com- the government that depends on Tobey replied that he had de- dren will follow the meal. Mra. from the road Unking Moi^ow and] 19 41 Charles ^amberlatn. B ig. Six; Kelsh . . 97 110 H i — 318 and '19. record. Pores was attached to the appear in a return match for the ' United States in the World War. Fiml 12lh Boilv Birth; Yesterday, a daughter to Chambers Hedlund . ___ 96 ____ _ ing up will receive the benefit at was one of those who occupied a •f the consent of its people, carried manded an ln\eatigatlon of the Mildred Urbanetti will play the Tula, 100 miles south, dnd haval Stafford Springs Ratliff, Soflrhwest: Loudon Kellcv, . . 139 115 1 0 9 - 363 Pelham Bay Station. main feature bout of the weekly New Military Pact Mr. and Mrs. Harold Peterson, 418 5 ankowski Andisio .. ... 114 89 103 the many years of experience vet- seat In the diplomatic gallery. on by persaaslbn ineteatl of by facts.but so far they had not been piano accompaniments necessary. routed the 4th Tank Division of [ I A . P e l l e g t i b l , r f Rocky Mountain; Bob MycM, ..134 97 91—322 Main idea, however, ia that we’ll E. J. Muller of Great Lakes, who wrestling card at Foot Guard hall, made available. North Main street; and s daughter P. JleplinskI, If Pollnskl get nulny more young fellows out Keeney .. ___ 95 123 104 eran stars will give. All that ia Brief Message To Congress In Bridge Crash force. Is at a distinct disadvantage. Santa Claus will be on hand with Col. Gen. He.lnz Guderian'a ar- Gall Fowler and Rusa Newlami, ..132 132 125- 389 did not attend college, won the Hartford next -Thursday night, "I wouldn’t want to tell all I ’ve to Mr. and Mrs. James Henderson, N. St. Marie, .c Curtis . . . . for'athletics. Hagenow . . . . . -- 107 105 required to get this valuable In- In a brief, six-paragraph mes- Democracies Win War gifts for the children, and a gen- (Continued from Page One) mored command. Ehtchange Tele- Far W'eat; and Bill King, New .,105 H I 114—330 discus with a heave of 135 feet, December 11. t'Sllding" Bill Han- heard on the floor of the Senate eral good time for all is anllcipa- 132 Maple street. R. Paneiera, rg Hundreds Of thouaandfi of young very good for the period. struction is to he a member o f tha aage to Congress, which followed "On, the other band it is-to be graph reported today in a dla-1 England. sen of Salt Lake City takes on Jim Totals ...... 629 529 518 1576 Recreation Centers. It’s worth- Hartford, Dec. 11 (/Pi --- The about the debacle' at Pearl Har- ted. Discharged yesterday: Mrs. Su- M. Roche, Ig .. 607 565 550 1722 men will get an opportunity to George A. Bronder. Jr., of the Spencer. Bates College star mat- . declarations of war on this coun- expected, and usually has been Jochim Von Ribbentrop. Hugh R. san Smith, 31 East O n ter street; patch from Kuibyshev. while and should keep the b Miller. If ...:...... 1 1 8 for the draft brought credit to Hqir ...... 132 106 96—333 added that "rapid and united durance that no government that tian Service, held yesterday after- "The Reich government there- blmaelf and to baeeball in general. Pitteburgh, outpointed Cleo Me- TYie. Junior leaguers will gat' under the surface of the river, cyt much needeo in several sections, is Mrs. Robert Wataoh, Wapping. inent In the loss of our mother and | Krysz, If ...... 0 ■ 0 0 Bohadlk ...... 96 81 95-i-27a Toledo, Ohio — Jack Dempsey effort by all of the peoples of the away. the steel with underwater depends on the will of one man can noon and evening In the main Sun- fore severs diplomatic relations icrandmothor, . . . Frank Lawrenca auggests that Neal, 151, Cantor, O., (10). der way again this evening aL'ibs being postponed for the time being Discharged today: Gordon Jew- Novak, c ...... 0 0 0 Tanner ...... H6 94 117—334 Alvord, Ig ---- ______s 2 will referee on a card promoted world who are determined to re- torches. have.” day school room was highly suc- by the park department. It is im- with the United States o f America ett, 29 Haynes street;. Paul Ku- Mr and Mrs. 8. V. Wrijtht and | If night baaeball' ia banned, the Rochester, N. Y.—Johnny Flynn, Ea^t Side Rec. A t 8:18 tha H iw ks Plepiil, rg ...... 4 1 9 McChjrry ...... UO 112 148—370 Tedford, Ig ...... i by Jack .Laken for the 2Stb time main free will ensure a world vic- The body of Samuel E. Norman. Stimson said of the attack . on cessful. The cafeteria was well possible at present to find any and declares that under these cir- chlnsjki, 86 North street; Anthony Family*. ^ game might be aaved by double Fast Contests 108, Rochester, stopped Cyclone will tackle the Indian Jimlors fwA Hawaii that the W ar Department Mr. and Mrs. R. W. >Bronka and | Angolowaki, Ig ___ . 8 4 10 L*nky ...... no 69 106—318 when the old champion bandies a fif tory of the forces of justice and ^60, 700 Lewis street, HavTc de patronized and all food prepared qualified workmen for the depart- cumstances, caused by President Perqxrclo, 96 Wells street. Dublel, I g ...... daylight saving. " I f we could save Williams, 201 Buffalo, (3). at 7 o'clock the Shamrock Jrs. w ill itself as yet does not have a com- Family . 0 0 0 heavyweight match between rightebuaness over the forces of Grace, Md , was recovered at the was served during the supper ment, It is said. Roosevelt, Germany, also com- Raigon ...... one hour of sunMinc. I don't see 6 6 18 Harrisburg, Pa.—Charley Com- face the Rmal Blujta. It ought to plete report, but said that this was . 1 0 2 563 491 562 1614 Score at half 8-4 Vikings. Frankie Hammer of California aayagery and barbarism." scene of the Connecticut river hour. A few gift articles and mencing today, regards herself in why we onn’t aave two hours.” he Morlarty Broa. (3) V In Jr. League er, 130, New York, stopped Nor- be a high flying game when the There was ho 'definite Indication no time for recriminations or ac- Referee .Kovis. and Joe O'GStty of Newark here, man Cordorra, 148, Buffalo, N. Y., bridge disaster at 9:.30 a. m., today. home made food items were auc- This Christmas season, am in sev- a state of war with the United *13 7 33 aaya. . . . Bradley Tech’a baaket- Kmll ...... 108 108 138— 339 Bombers attempt to ground tho Whether it wa.s Intended as such, cusations of blame. Dec. IS. ( 10 ) The known death toll now stands tioned off after the entertain- eral past, Asidrew Battaglia of 37 States of America." 1 A. L. ,C. c. ballers already have been made Zachas ...... -.. 03 99 143—335 Flying Eagle* at 7:48. but this sentence appeared to at 12. Four other IxHiies are be- "Anything like that. It seems to Middle turnpike west will drive Reichamarahal Hermann W il- homelaaa by the war. A few hours Cuntsr Meteors me, la a aig^ of an Immatuj^e gov- ment. B. r. T...... 00 00 00—388 Three Sizding Battles bear the implications of an appeal lieved to be stilll pinned in the about In hit holiday lit-up auto- helm Goering, president of the Schleldge, rf ...... after the oatbrealf of hosUUtlea in Frasier .. B F T ernment and people," i|tlmaon said. The program cohsisted of songs . 1 0 2 .8 2 .. 1S0-:312 to our Latin American neighbors wreckage. mobile, in which display he takes Reichstag, both introduced Hitler McCOmnLLE Florhi [Yost, If ...... tho Pacific, the Governor of nil- LaChapelle Last Night at East Side Thompson, r f ...... 3 0 4 "The present is not the moment by Milton Doebner, nine, and' ^ . 4 . 1 0 .104 110 89—303 Cheney, If ...... to Join In the victory effort. much pride. (Colored electric bulbs and followed his address with a Churilla, If' . S noUi banned non-mllltary. use of Roginka , ,.2 1 S for Investigation. That' will come email sister, Effis who la only four. 1 7 .... 80 . / — 80 Rec Games. Tuttle, c ...... TTie chief executively^ asserted The latter sang much to the d^ are fitted and the featoo'ned vehi- brief speech declaring that World Moorhouse, c ...... 8 0 8 armoriea. Now the "Notre Dame of ..8 0 6 that Germany's decla^ion of Private Flving later. The present-moment Is one cle la a sight for all eyes. war now had brokm out "in the basketbaH" ia negotiating for a Atkinson, rg ...... 3 0 4 for action and preparation." light o f all present, “Awray in a Server, c ...... 3 0 4 477 BOO 880 1866 war was in purauit of "its courae Manger," and Milton sang two truest sense o f the word—a world J. Wileon, c ' ...... 0 e 0 High School Gym for gamaa Silbroa’ Jn. kept Its record Purks. Ig ...... 8 0 6 The Army, the secretary said, CHRISTMAS TREES straight last night in the Junior Tedford, c ' ...... o f world conquest." Now Restricted Christmas carols, "Hark the In addition to the regular ,buai- war between the powers oi con-' Alicsl, rg ...... 0 1 0 agalnat such as Harvard, Okla- Don WIIUs Onmgo ( 1) ..B 0 10 was now engaged In strengthening neaa routine tomorrow evening at stnictlon and the powers of de- League at the East Side Rec by Carney, Ig ...... 3 ' (N ot until the next to last sen- Herald Angels Sing” and "Silent Ip. 'Wllaon, Ig ...... 0 0 0 homa. Oregon State, etc. Cefffo ...... 134 88 104—331 0 4 tence of his message did he also its defenses everywhere — "in the weekly meeting of King David cay." CANADIAN barely nosing out , ths Vikings, Hartford, Dec. 11 —<t for parking nnly to find to ask for hla passport.' Its house, says* be has racalved looklag.” H. Barton . . . . among the entire teiun. 9 2- 30 They get the first call on ■ "Th# long-known and the' long- yesterday by the American Army Another pleasing number was the ..ni 130 100—840 Washington. The terse ai)nounce- some others on the lot. "Germany has never been as IgasUons that the golden dome In the final gamie of the eveabig Score at half. Sl-lOt Meteors. i«p e c te d has thus . taken place. Air Forcea, north of Luzon. This whitsling of two traditional car- Graves Covered Oit Flowers ^4be forces endeavoring to enslave ment did not explain the reasons U n it^ as today and will have the tha capitol building ba painted Future Book 823 880 868 1670 the Trojana staged a wild spurt Referee, Kpvte, battleship is believed to be the 29,- ols. "Oh Ctome All Ye Faithful" Mra. Mary Phclpa heads the strength to take all measures nec- Notable concentrations of big entire world now are moving for the restrictions, .but It is be- . $ 1 .0 0 75c to $1 a Bouquet k to mliilmisa its visibility to in the closing minutes and won hit tie rack if they’r e ^ 000-ton Haruna, or a vessel of the and'"Joy to the World." by Gene committee in charge of the Christ- essary. ______*v ______Ibis sir rslders. It tviU re- college scouts have been observed '“"iward thia hemlaphere. lieved here that the main purpoee Hanma clasa . 32 to- 38. This was one at ths Trojans Ellen Walton. mas party this evening at seven in "National soclaUgt Germany baa in gold, for the prassnt st Issst, around ElUsvine, Mlaa., wbers tha BawMi BeUnfl Mystery ''Never before has there been aIs to. keep the army Informed of “Continued attempts by strong LargR Asflortaient of best games In a long Urns with B F T ter challenge to life, liberty the presence of planes in the air. Orange hall, tor membara of the far more foresight kad I bava Jones county junior teUege team both teams fighting liard for ths Japanese forces to establish them- Two Die Seddeely Funeral Sprays Petrowskl, r f ...... 8 8 12 M civilisation. With practically the entire na- famiUea of the Daughters of Lib- therefore given the American Christmas Plants won nine games for the schotfi's KendnUviUe, Ind—(tP)— Tllroe- victory. Ths summsries: Prefton. if ...... 3 0 4 selves along the northern coast of charge d'affalra hla passport to- •Delay invites g i«a t danger, tion on the alert for flights of erty, No. 125, UI.O.A. $1.50 ■econd football UUa and sixth con- month>eId Billy Dean Davis cried Bilbios Jrs. Dark, c ...... 4 1 0 Luzon were reported. Determined Hartford, Dec. H .—OPJ—Two day. At Rcamnable Prices! Off Ts AroMd Servtcea .^^pid and united effort by all of planes, the value of this informa- secuUva athleUe championshto, every Ume anyttody picked him B F T KansW. r g ...... t i R resistance has confined this action Hartford persons, one a defense "Italy and Germany art forced, and around OoffcyvHle, Kans., up. Hia parents, Mr. and Mra. peoples of the world who are tion Is apparent. Also the pro- to the stuck in the vicinity of FREE DEUVERY IN MANCHESTER! Balch. r f ...... 1 1 8 Henry, ig ...... i o 3 itarmlned to remain free will' In- esdure provldsa the anny ^ t h worker and tho other a fonner in agreement with the attpulatlon StlOwstsr, Okls.— ((FH=reurteen where Jr. CoUege halfbkek Gene W. A. Davia, wonderad why. T h w A. Puxao, I f ...... 1 4 g Aparri, at the extreme northern school tsacber, died o( h e a r th - Public Records UlsmUO)) NOR-EAST oontrol ct air travel. v., in the tripartite pact, to aasodats antors on tha Okishoms A. A M. Spangler gained 1,0(M yards In took him to a boapital. A dotcor ira a wmrid victory of the forces Up of Luzon, where the JapanMe Cotter, e ...... 8 1 7 13< 8 S3 PiloU may fly within a 10-miIe tacks this morning. tbemselvea with Japan," Hitler footkaB tesm UUs fall probably eight games. Spangler Uki^ wUI looked him over and said he bad t Justice and o f ri^teouaness ov- attempted to eaUbUah a beach head CoUina, rg ...... 0 0 0 OMtsr BUUards * forcea o f savagery and of radius of thsir htmie port with- Jacob Bamas, SO. of SO Alden said. The declaration ot war con- M c G O N Y l L L E e -v 'lU bo asnrlng Uncls Sam in ths head for Miasouri U. . . . Owyn a broken coUarbeoa. ' Hia pkraiU V. Puxao, Ig ...... 1 0 3 yesterday. Air acUvlty continued streat, diad while at work at the Womataea cluded the speech-- foreaa eona next footbaU Fletcber (fl ffist, 178 pounds) w te B F T out psrm it But whan they plan Ifi the vicinity of ManUa, with in- don’t know how It- b^ponod. Haugik, If ■ 0 3 Dowda. Y f ...... J 0 J 7M *Ttaly also has daelared war cross-country flighU they ars re- Pratt and Whitney dlvisloa ot the Tlia following wairaataa daeds Hitler flnisbed his addreas at GREENHOVSgS AND FLORIST scored 38 touebdowns and passed termittent* atUcka on air fleida at. Unitad Aircraft Corp., la East have ^aaii recorded at tha office ef Bis €< ths 14 art .snroOsd la for nine for tha Barium itoriaga B. Paganl, I f ...... 4 0 8 tbs Umtad gUtaa. quired to file a dsacription of such Cavite and Nichols fliM through- tftout fl;S7 a. m„ a. a, t (4:St 80 trlM with the airway traffic Hartford, and Mias Kate A. Calla- the Toxm Clerk; R. J. Smith to A l- p. hi., Berlin time). 302 WOODBRIDGE ST., ,^LS0 MAIN AND BIRCH STS. O. T. C. eourass and will raoatvs (N . O Oiptenaga team, tsill aa- TNuuxmaa, et ...... ,.8 /1 N MAIN tharadore reqo eat ths Coa* out the dsiy." B. Pagni. rg ...... 2 ' 0 4 to recognisa a state of war trol esaUrs and the first intercep- han of 160 Collins street, foraaer bert L. and Cbariojta C, Poat, * Baye •TaeWgaHen* Practlead Uautaaaat commiwinns ia tar Dnvldaon Owaga Uks av«nr Efleet Nate laadiag Miami. Ha. —Miami Sspstka. Ig ...... 3 0 4 the Unitad yCtatca and tor oommsnd, Mltchet Field. U L teacher ia. Hartford schools, ,di«d Green Road: R. f . Smith to Frank Hitler declared that Prealdent telephone. 5S47 Arm y M a t aprtag, Aaotbar other boy (ram that temg; .... . STREET News of ths slashing atUck" on at her hunkL I >. and Naaaan Yacht auha wUI stage Haugh, rf,. J. Drake, property on Green Road. Rooaevelt had practiced "instiga- h^lias tralatag tat pm Oaetjidn atrtbm adgr Fraak Blidp their aaana) lS4>mUa race from *1VkoM Ths««ad MssVWsor I Beider. If 13 ' 1 35 / atr dorps soon. Othsrs ars wleh's auoeaator will ba another the former port to the latter, Prutt. c . . . 1 for the draft. 0 „ boy. A i F i l l who atatUng F * , . ' Score at half, 14-8, Ttapaa. OPEN CHRISTMAS EVE UNTIL ttOO O^LOOL 10 BaUte'Whgr, r Referee, Koeia, PAGE POURTEEN MANCITESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1941 RA.-vunc/Bi e,K BVCWIIVU tiKKALU.^MANCHES l BK. CONN; THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11. 1941 /• RAGE FIFTEBM RED RYDER All Work and No Play BY FRED HARMAN Sense and N onsense IS T r ie UA lOST I . TkE <33l D How many men do you know CACHE Te .!>» with all the strength that la In Mr. Newrleh bsid been asked to ^ A CHus Wants Classified For\bur Benefit who observe 7 How much do vou them? T=ARS ago? diatribuu prizes at the local tn u t their obeervation ? When Have you ever seen the batter school. During his speech he dwqlt we say observe, we meen gather In a ball game? The- ball- is on the benefits of educatloni facts. How do men gather feote 7 thrown, be watches It Intently, he "What a wonderful thing Is edu- Announcements Business Services Offered 13 Garden— Fnrm— Dairy Household Goods 51 Boarders Waited 59-A By travel, by reeding; by talking observes; he thinks what It and be cation!" he said. "Now take arith- writh other men. will do; be plana if he should bunt Products ^0 FOR SALE — CIRCULA'nNG ROOMERS AND BOARDERS Pinehurst *Acl’ metic. If we are educated we know MAGAZINE CHRISTMAS GII-T HOLIDAY SPECIAL — Kitchen How many men have eystematlc It hit a grounder, or try for a that two twos make four, that subacriptions accepted to Dec. 'linoleum, washed and waxed for FOR SALE—ONE BLACK Jersey heater, like new. Inquire 843 Main wanted. Home cooking. Home Fear of Shortages waye of filing facU for future ref- home run; he decides that It Is a street. Apt. A. Telephone 2-0194. four fours make sixteen and that 20th. Gift cards sent on all orders. $1.00. Write NewArt Cleaners, cow, due to freshen. Telephone privileges. Gentlemen preferred. erence? Many men apend their strike and not a ball and that he nine nines make—and then there's Phone 6981. 66 Hudson street. 49 Wadsworth street. Well Received Box W, Herald. 8153, Manchester. FOR SALE—TWO BURNER Flor- whole lifetime in gathering statis- had better hit It with all hla history . . .” ------(— :------tics; In reporting facte. Do you might; he acts and we hear the TURNIPS, ANY AMOUNT; cab- ence cabinet oil heater. Good con- Of Food Unfounded! dition. Telephone 7365. Suburban for Rent 66 usually go to thei* ih«j or wonien sharp crack of the bat on the ball; Automobiles for Sale 4 FTlorists— Nurseries 13 bage—good solid heads. H. Mc- National Trade Publira- for advice when wanting a decl- we see the furious dash for the Lieut.—Why didn’t you salute ? Intosh, 1633 Tolland street. Buck- pected to be 6 per cent greater Pal—Well, air, I ^dn't want to / Z-/ J 1934 PLYMOUTH COUPE, 193.^ would yo u like a nice fre.sh FOR S.\LE--W HITE Unlver.sal FOR RENT — !^MF0RTABLE tion Prints a Repro* CMficials o f A gricultural •lon? Or do you go to that per- base, legs flying, arms pumping; land. Electric stove, price $50. Inquire room for two people. All con- than lust year and 4 per cent aon who, having seen and obsei ved the iitmorat In action. attract more attention than nec- Plymouth convertible ;coupe. 1936 cut , Christma.s tree? The New essary, because I’m not supposed Ford coach, 1936 Packard con- England Lily Gardens, 36 Bush Percy Robinson, 9 Griswold St. venlencej. $7 weekly. Telephone ductioii of It. Departnient OfTcr Re* above the record output of 1038,| these farts or reports, thinks about We, all of us. love to watch this Milk production per capita wa them. to be out without a pass. vertible coupe, 1937 Ford coupe. Hill Road is where you can sec Household Goods 51 Rockville 238. assuring News to Na- sequence: we watch It again and OUT OLR WAY 1937 Graham sedan. 1937 Dodge tree cut, selection may be made Modem methods to advertise in said to be the highest of record. How many men do you know never weary of It; we make na- BY J. R. WILLIAMS OLR BOARDING HOUSE Supplies of sugar, the bulk tional heroe.* of those who can ob- WITH MAJOR H0OPUB coupe. 1941 Packard sedan, 1941 any day after 3:30 and w(fek ends Home Appliances 51-A connection with your local news- tion’s Housewives. ' who think? When we say think, Young man—Young lady, what FURNITURE GIFTS!! Wanted to Rent 68 which Is obtained from offshor serve. thinks plan, decide and act. I THIMK TH EVRC OH. THAT SHOW S I Desota .sedan. Brunner's. 80 Oak- all day Bridge or Junior Lamps . . .$ 4.95 we mean putting "two and two to- do you usually get for teaching a 1 6ry reason- perfect condition, Tel. 6368. In a report issued today, the a year to payrolls. thought, and planned; snd decided; 4 I Consecutive Dava.«. t etalll ota able. ered a dynamite charge early to- department said milk and egg pro- The contract, calling for a threel why la It that the world Just Jogs Oav ...... In otalll eta Help Wanted— Female 35 day under a main line trestle of FOR SALE UPRIGHT Hamil- duction was at levels never reach- cent per hour pay raise for 42J on Its quiet way and "nothing hap- S look IN the All ordera for irregular insertlona FOR SALE 1940 FLORENCE ton piano. To see this bargain the Florida tCast Coast Railroad Is Continued ed before. workers retroactive to Nov. 1 bu| pens?” Because again, how many be charged at (he one time rata. WANTED--WOMEN for sorting NO Dif f e r e n c e RUBBISH Special ratea-for long term every white enamel oil and gas stove Call 8197. in the metropolitan area of Miami. Plenty Of 4.iiru* Fruits not Including a union shop clausj men do you know who will act 7 ■ WM »■ K. » MC. u.» MT /I -«*• small plants, in nursery ware- $75,00 slightly used, also Uni- Bullock .said an explosive ex- B arrel*, day advertising given upon reqaeat. house. Long Job, warm quarters, Fefleral Agent LecliireH First estimates on the entire as asked by the CIO local, waa sc J Not tomorrow, or next week, or Ada ordered before the third or versal washer 4 years old, rea- pert removed two sticks of dyna- crop of citrus fruits show pros- cepted by both sides during media I when and If so and so happens In hfth day will be charged only for good pay. C. L. Vanderbrook A sonable Write Box D Herald. FOR SA LE-PIA N O al.so hall mite found attached to wires and BOOl^ AND HER BUDDIES the actual number of tlmea the ad Son, 26 Lydall street. On Fingerprintti at ibe pects for about 141,000,000 boxc.s, tion conferences In Washington rel I the future; but now. this instant. ti^Tiat Now? rack. Telephone 5762. batteries under the trc.stlc about ccntly. BY EDGAR MARTIN appeared, charging at the rate earn- WAR DECLARDED ON ALL a Quantity nearly equal to.the rec- ed but no allowance or refunds can W A N TED - GIRL FOR house- midnight. The trestle cro.sses a I’tiliee School Here. ord crop of 144,000,000 boxes last E*|»ect Night Shift lo .Art NOD «WE.H,X.HWER,«>oa- be made on six tlnre ada atopped Florence and Aetna oil heater FOR SALE- GALANTI piano ac- canal in suburban Miami sh«ces. toOKjO Oe,i, NO VIXLV, V4X VEX04 DXFINtTtW V0e>Air(% 1 T ' after the nfth day. work. four rooms, one child, season. The orange supply will be Announcement of the ratlfica STORIES IN STAMPS TO VTNND ON HVS o S n prices. Select your heater now cordion, like new. Hedeen's An- Di.scovery of the batteries and tion. expected to be followed ahort| «VtAt»SCrV>.V I JV.VF vs DOCTAM No **tlll forbids"; display Itnss not school age. Salary $8 to start and save money. Benson's. 713 tique Shop, Manchester Green, Manchester’s weekly p.p lice the largest on record, but the TOO hivnW, and aold. Call 7907. wires was made after an anony- school session being conducted un- grapefruit and lemon supplies will ly by .similar approval on the par STROHG, AND — The Hsrald will not bs rssponslbla Main street. Tel.- 5833. mous telephone tip. Yardmaster of the night shift workers, wal :r4 Yve NCV/CR for more than ons incorrect Inser- der Detective Sergeant Joseph be below. tion of any advertiaement ordered J. P. Walsh declared th.at all rail- Prentice war attended by 18 ye.s- The department said the winter made bv Edward Green, presldcnl e ! for more than one time. Help Wanted— Female 35 FOR SALE 2 PIECE living room Wanted—To Buy 58 road traffic had been stopped terday afternoon and 42 last vegetable crop was coming along of the ITMM.SW Union. f The Inadvertent omission of In- pending an Investigation. The company alao agreed to paj oorract publication of advsrtlstng set. Tel. 8869. night. L. L. Meunier, an agent of well. With cpntiniied favorable WANTED EXPERIENCED girl WANTED TO BUY odd glas.sware, a Christmas bonus of a week’s paj will ba rectified only by cancellation to live in. Good home and salary. the Federal Bureau of Investiga- weather, pnaluctlon may be 15 of the charge made for the aervice dishes, books, vases, stamps, besides granting a week's vacatloj Call 5292. tion, was, at the school again this per cent greater than last winter. , tMi rr MU ntvtct. imc. T.-54. tie u. rendered coins, gold Jewelry, silver A-are, week to conlimie his discussion of A 50 per cent increase in early with pay. promotions by seniority All advertlaemente must conform a month’s pay for all workers In style, copy and typography with WANTED—GIRLS TO work on antique and used furniture. Phonp U-Coiiiis Play fingerprinting. cabbage and a 25 per cent In- regulations enforced by the publish- New Bolero Frock 5-5214 Hertford or send canl. H. Strange Phone Cali crea.se In Texas spinai-h were In- six months standing who enter thI "I couldn’t And any nas iinisk this inurning, SarHc!” shirt presses. New Model Laun armed forces, time and a half fol ers and they reserve the right to dry. Summit street. L. Welch. 449 Hillside avenue, It was disclosed today by Offi- dlcn,tcil. eaeeeaassaaBsssaaaessaa. edit, revise or reject sny copy con- Hartford, Conn. cer PrrntKP that sonienne had Saturtl;cy_w’ork and double time fo| sidered ob>ectionable. Jubilee (»ame Already in the nat1f)n'H larder t.s Sundays. Bntish ond Germans FUNNY BUSINESS CLOSlNd KOUHS—Classified ads WANTED—WOMAN for general moved to interlcre with the at- a record pnvluction of canned and to bs published same day must be housework, part time, morning or tendance of the Willimantic police Keep Eyes on Dakar proces.sed vegetables from .sum- Tokyo Blackout Ordered received by it o'clock noon Satur- afternoon. Good pay. Telephone WANTED—5IUSIC BOX'In good at the local school. A delegation of mer cn>ps. days condition. Phone 3072. .Meet SpringAeld Next I A • the war action in Africa In- 3055. 22 men from the Thread City un- Expects 5Iore Meat Telephone Your Want .\da Moiuiay Evening in a ilor Chief Grant Bombria was New’ York, Dec. 11.—(>p)—ThJ [" c r e a s e s , it becomes apparent wanted TO BUY a milk route. The department expects meat German radio broadcast a dlspatcA Oskar, gateway to Senegal Ads ars accepted over the tele- scheduled to be present yesterday. supplies to increa.se as the months that hhone at the CHAHOE RATE given Help Wanted— Male 3(i Write Box M, Herald or tele- Uolden Jubilee Till. from Tokyo today that a blackoul I the west French African coast, WASH TUBBS They did not arrive. Today Ser- advance, under the influence of on CnMen On the Job' abova ae a conveneince to adver- phone 5260. geant Prentice telephoned Chief of the Japanese capital and th i I will become a focal point for the BTROYCRANI tisers. bat the CASH HATES will bo favorable prices and bountiful I Bombria am learned that some- district surrounding It had beei I British and German armies Heet£ Tk E t r u c k ' THE DRNHCS AONm! JUMPIN5 M*fcMWH18r adeepted as PULL PATMENT If SHIPPING CLERK wanted. Apply Storrs, Dec. 11. The University feed supplies. wtoSSBffwrr paid at tbs business otTlcs on or be- of Connecticut "Golden Jubilee" one had called him yesterday and orderee assumed and suitable for two. Qill 4943. be the opening home basketball ty. It is not known who made the Embroidered Wall Panel I General Louis Faldherbe. nri'5iirf~ 4 w n o u cc n A irr- their accarsry cannot be guaran- call to Willimantic. MWOTf teed- WANTED—RELIABLE MAN to game for the U.-Conn. five which Dakar is vital to Germany a: FOR RENT—LARGE furnished stacks up against Brown Univer- Advances In Art point of embarkation for possl- succeed as Rawlelgh Dealer. Sell- room, twin beds, suitable for 2 Index of Claosifiiationa ing experience unnecessary to sity at Providence on Saturday. Agent Meunier In his talk be- Ible action against South Amerlcs -.('U Births ...... A men. Telephone 2-0232. Springfield College, defeated 47-43 fore both classes yesterday 'out- lo r shipping in the South Atlantic Cngagsments ...... Hstart. Everything fumtsheil ex- llnc-d the advances that had been Marriages ...... C cept car. .Splendid opportunity to FOR RENT . HEATEDy, FRONT last year at Sprlngtield, will be I Moreover, the Germans are build- bringing a veteran team to -Storrs made in fingerprinting- He used a Itng e railroad from Libya acrosi Dsatho ...... Dstep into a permanent and prollt- room, hot water centrally locat- blackboilrd to describe the various Card of Thanks ...... B able business Good profits for a to try to avenge last year’s defeat. I tha Sahara to Dakar. This rail- b ed. Call 3129, characteristics of a fingerprint ^ ' 1 Meroorlsm ...... F hustler. Address Rawlelgh's, The Springfield team 1s embarking I way is the only route the Axis car Ixist and Found ...... I upon the most strenuous schedule and how they can be identified. move troops from North Africa Announcemnets ...... IDept. CUL-48-I0, Albany, N. Y. FOR RENT—FURNISHED room, Sergeant Prentice announced I In Its history In honor of Its “Gold- ■ Personals ...... I steam heat, hot water. Telephone that at next week's schools Dr. E I with ocean lanes blocked Aetomobtles 3427. en Jubilee" year which commemo- I The British are concerned with ABtom obles for S a ls ...... e rates the 50th'attnlveVsary of the R. Beach, heac of the FBI labor- A utom obiles for Exchange .••• I Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 atory in Washington will be here iDakar becapsc if It Is turned over Auto Accessorles^Tlres ..•••• i FOR RENT—LARGE furnished invention of the sport by Dr. James Ito the Axis by the French, Eng- Naismlth in 1891. to outline laboratory work as. It P oV* Auto Repalrtng^Palntlng T CANARIES—BEAUTIFUL sing* room {or one or two. 21 Newman pertains to police work. llish dominions would be threat- Auto Schools ...... I-A Ing canaries. Bred to sing the street. * Coach White Indicated that his lened by attack. | Autos— Ship by Truck ...... Iway you like. Every bird guaran- starting line-up for both the Brown After yesterday's sessions the ALLEY OOP Autos^For Hire ...... t members of the Manchester de- I There have been unconfirmed Take That, You Cur BY V.T. HAMLIN .Oarages—Service—Storage tO teed Cages, seed, and accessories. FOR RENT—ROQM suitable for game on Saturday at Providence 2 men, private entrance and key. partment were given an Instruc- Ireports that the British are mov- ■ Motorcycles— Bicycles ...... 11 Visit the Edgewood Canary Farm. and for the Springfield tussle will llng bombers and ground person- MV MAT/f VOUVI CUT VWsnted Aut«>s —.Motorcycles ... It 191 OpI^ street. tive talk on traffic control by -TH A T IS. IF YOU C A N < Last house on right over Wf)oden be Fcdele Mugavero, a senior from Chief of Police Samuel G, Gordon. Ine) into the Sierra Leone port of f'LUKdB HAL* A R O U N D N TH A T TIN I Basi ares and ProfrasliiMsI Servlcea bridge at rotary. Bolton Notch. New London, and Sam Jaskilka, a TW Of WHV, JPTU- Vusiness Services Offered It iFreetown. south of Dakar. VOUU-- ffx*l m c r E t m a n j flousehold Services Offered ....ll-A o senior from Ansonla, at forwards: I The reports have been circu- 'CBPerriMA B u iM ln g -^ Jo n ira ctln g ...... 14 Nick Verblllo,. a senior from New 41#. Florists—Nurseries ...... 11 Live Stock— Vehicles 42 London, at cefiter; Captain John Kiwanis to Hold llatcd by the Germans and may Funeral Directors ...... It Three MHS Wlnzler. a senior from Manches- ■presage a move on Hitler's part to An extra dab of powder and liiigUck today, girls—the Heating—'Plumbing—'Roofing ,, II ■send troops to "defend" Dakar. Insurance ...... II ter, as floor guard aT\,d Jhmes Qon- steak’s tough!” Millinery — Dressmaking ...... ItFOR SALE -TWO CORN and nors, a Junior from Farmington, Local Food Salt- Moving—True :;lnK—Storage .. 10 milk fed pigs. Telephone 4269. Boys Enlist at back guard. Replacements for Public Passef\^rr .^ervlcs ...... lO-A INERVILLE FOLKS Painting—PaperUig ...... 41 this team will probably come from BY FONTAINE-FOX P rofessional Services ...... I t “Vince” Chstellnn, a sophomore Wives, daughters, sisters, moth- Rspalr^ng ...... , i f Articles for Sale 45 To Report in U. S. Navy; from East Haven, and "Vinny" ers. aunts slid cousins of Man- TaiiorlnK—Dvf 1 n g —C leaning 14 Cuddy, a Junior from Naugqi^ck, chester Kiwanians will be found Toilet i.oodv 4\i{l Service ...... -it FOR SALE— S'TUDENT model Firsts Local Students Wanted —R'. - Service .... U l.'nderwood portable typewriter, at'the forward poets; Bob Moss, a baking today and tomorrow in or- i;Uu4'^tli»aal in good condition. Call 58’36 after 6 (eet 4 Inch sophomore from der that the local service club can C d urssi and CiiisHee ...... t l Joining Colors. Storrs, at center; and Ellis Beck, have funds for ,its Kiddies' Camp Private Instructions ...... II 7. Dancing ...... tlj A a sophomore from Wethersfield, at at Coventry Lake next summer! Musical—Dramatic ' It FOR SALE—ONE five section Jack Park, a aenlor In Manches- floor guard, with either WlUard The foodstuff. that all the women Wanted—Instructions ...... H Richmond steam Jacket holler. ter High school, Vprne Halladay Fish, a Junior from Manchester,- or relatives of Kiwanians prepare will Flaaaclal /Reasonable. Call 5329 after 6:30. and Henry Wlttke, Juniors, have Milt Dropo, a sophomore from go on sale a t the J . W., Hole Com- Bonds—Stocks—Murtgagsa ••• 11 enlisted In the United States Navy, Business Opportunities ...... II Plainfield, at back guard. pany store Saturday rooming at FRECKLES AND HIS'FRIENDS Bring On the Beefsteak Money to Loan ' ...... tt FOR SALE—MEN'S REBUILT eoeo it was announced this afternoon by In the freshman preliminary 9 o'clock. 5 2 2 7 BY MERRILL BLOSSER Help and 9Mlaa(loaa ' and relaated shoes. Better than the editorial staff of the High against Brown, Cbach White ex- Food sales are productive of Halp Wanted—Fernals ...... II Here is an adorable hew fashion new cheap ahoea. See them. Sam SclipoP-Mpimd. The announcement pects to start Dick Jester of Plain- funds in proportion to the araount By Mrs. Anae Cabot garments. The tiny clouds are ] NO—wrrJuMT Y You T But. Didaddy A , we weoexn- rsaliy m Help Wanted—51ale 1 ..:...... It Yulyes, 701 Main. Idea for little two to sixers! A was made loo late to be Ineludhd A n d . t3ADoy, A S K ID MHIMIM TO„„ 8HOULONT A m 1 8 U P F O »«0 TO lO O K A T Balsamsb Waoted ...... tt-A ville and Bill HePadden, former of food that is offered for sale, and This bMutiful picture of the Ma- dawm-pink. MISHT AS WVU. r I veKv FAiFA» wBOMc; MiLur MAS oar WHAT MI OO 16 v o u ,n» IT WAS, iN 0 «K»« lb BMA ir, HILDA y o u suFFoaeo % look at Agants Wanted ...... 17-A with a gay bolero! Thus It is a elsewhere in this newspaper. forwards; Walt Dropo of Plain- will have the biggest stock of fine ly and exquisite Chriatinas present. en, white satin, pale blue silk, blu ALL A FOT LAJOe/ / I GLASSeS a n d see WHAT n g o o i b ^WHAT Hr 0*0 Tb M # » tlluations W'anted^Ffmala ... >1 Electrical Appliances— frock to wear any season, any day UF'^UR baMSHCE L A » o b Y K j Situation* Wanted—Male .... If The three atudenta will complete field at center; and Bob Boland of home-baked goods on aale Satur- The panel is a fine size for fram- cotton or pale pink rayon. Use cof That 'iOono rmow ^ WflH MJLUa / A Employment Agencies ...... 40 Radio 49 and a charming style too for all their studies at Christmas vaca- Waterbury and John Bransfield of day that has ever been ofl'ered ing—14 K by 11 inches. ton floss, silk doss or fine tapestr vou MCr MgRT lilva g(eck— i*»ta—PaB l t f f " little figures. For outdoor play. In tion and will leave here to report Portland at guards. here. The colorhiga are lovely and the yams for the embroidery. WASNT REAay Vehicles PHILC0 AUTO RADIO for Ply- warmer, seasons, the bolero may be for training on December 27. ! Dogs— Bird#—Pet* ...... 41 The freshman and varsity games Members of the club will act as stitebea easy to do. Satin stitch, To obtain transfer pattern Vo MlLUelg 90H Liva S to ck — V ehicles ...... 4t mouth. Doilge. Chryaler. 8 tube, removed. So simple to make that They are the first local High at Brown offer U.-Conn. followers salesmen and every penny of profit French knots, outline stitch (used Madonna and'Child Panel (Patter f PouUry and Supplies ...... 4t 6 push buttons. 1941 model, ex- you can finish It in a few hour.s. School students to enlist In tfis a splendid'opportunity to see the will fd into the fOddiee* Camp on the faces) and buttonhole stitch No. 5227) color chart for workh Wantad —Pets—Poultry—fltock 44 cellent condition. Value $60. Com- here is an outfit to add at once to aervicea of Uncle Sam. teams In action; and. In view of fund. are effectively used. embroidery, amounts of material Fee Sale— Wlerellaaeowa plete $30. Telephone 3368. 25 your daughter’s collection of Articles For Sale ...... 4| the fact that there 'will be no gen- The Madoona’s garment Is a specified, send 10 cepU oolif Boats and Accessories ...... 41 Avon. frocks. Plain or printed fabrics To an observer on the moon, the eral admlsaion sale at the Univer- With imports cut off from masterpiece of soft blues, violet your name and addrm and Building Materials ...... 47 may be used. earth would never act. but always sity of Connecticut home games, a iFrance and Italy, Bermuda may and purple. The haloes are done in pattern number to Anne \ Otaroonds —Watches—Jewelry 41 Pattern No. 8080 is designed for «’ou!d remain In about the same good following of Connecticut fans become the hib supplier of per- pale yellow-gold color and the The Manchester Herald, 106 Elsetrtea) Appliances—Radio.. 41 Fuel and Feed 49-.V F a a l and Feed ...... 4 V A sizes 2. 3, 4. 5 and 6 years. Size 3 place In the aky. is expected. fume in this hemisphere. swreet little angels wesr yellow enth ^venue, tVew York City. Oardas—Farm—Dairy Prodoeta M FOR SALE— FIREPLACE and en.semb1e takes 2 yards 36-lnch Household Goods ...... II materisi, 3 ', yards ric-rac. Machloery and Tools ...... It stove length wood. Apply EMward M ualea) Instru m ents ...... i t J , HolL Tel. Manchester 8117 or For this attractive pattern, send Santa's Wondertand ByHalCodii 7 Offlea and Store Equipment ••• 14 5118. 15c In coin, your name, address, Bpeetals at the Stores M pattern number and size to The 8CORCHY SMITH W earin g A pparel— Fu rs ..•••• IT rvgJptOJUnSQJUNM ■MKLLt WKU. you Q g __ MUNTIN a OM TMK » O n ANO A* , ' This Roond b On The Boose BY JOHN C.'TERRI I Wanted*—To Buy ...... II Manchester Herald, Today’s Pat- W H STlijn HT t*MTO 3xgyo(VOUkATtllt------'necv’NB ALLSduo a PUN, O O NT YOU Beewe Bhard M tele Beaerla tern Service, 106 7th Avenue, New O O MTH gH O a SV C O k O M a - H tN OU 'IMIN K 5 0 , O IU.V? .s ■ Beataaraate York, N. Y. {M S B H O U X t >0» MTIIBI* uaiCflN POM A ANOVM •an Pooma Without Board ...... II PROTECT TWiX MM N OO TO H K LP O OTl n TH E OTMSA-ffOV B o a rd ers W anted ...... ••.It-A Interested In patte'ms for home WITH INSURANCE uiHn-cmir ‘ M O P f iT Country Board—Kesorts ••••^••..^•S sewing? Then send for the Fash-, TH E O TH O I HouIf —Restaurants ...... 11 ion Book, our complete preview of Waoted—Rooms—Board ..•••• tt See SNIHIUJ Boal Botate Fat Boat McHlNNKV K BO raERS new styles for winter—In all sizes toonnl Apartnenta. Flats, Tenementa M from 1 to 52. Business Libeatloos tor Rent •• §4 5*S Main St., Muchenter. C on. Pattern 15. Pattern Book 16c. Mouste For Rsat ...... II Telephoae 6086 or 14n One Pattern and Pattern Book •aburbao For Root ...... M Summer Homes For R sot...... * tT ordered together 25c. Wsntad to Root ...... M Beal Batata Far Sat# AaartBMim Building far gala •• St Bosineas Iproperty for Sato ••• fl Ferifis end Land Tor Balo ••••• II Houses for Solo .•«•..•••••••• ft RENTALS FOR SALE! FlVE-TUBfe •wdts fo r S a le t t tIE E A JtTH U B A. sR a a o rt P ro o s rtr fo r Bala .••••• t t R.C.A. RADIO — $8.40 H* Boharhan for Sal# ...... Jl Jw t .*ardhaa«m^«7ee>ewM.«»aae M nAttokaSLi

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•The Christmas party of the Manchester Garden club will take AboulTown place Tuesday evening at 7:30 at the TM.C.A., with the officers In charge. The members are re- Th« mm •mplojred In the munl- minded to provide gifts of a value eipia buUdliic are to have a of 25 cents, to be drawn during the Chrlatmaa p a ^ at the Villa Lou- evening. L. O. L. No. 117 will meet to- isa In Boltm , It announced today. night In Orange Hall at 7:30. As It la expected that about 20 will Companies No. 1' and No. 4 of this is election of officers all mem- attend the event, arrangements for the South Manchester Fire depart-, ebrs of the lodge are expected to which are In charge of Park Su- ment were called on a box alarm attend. perintendent G. Philip Sk^wes. from Box 131 at 8:40 last night Hovlng pictures will be shown. for what proved to be a chimney fire at 248 Wetherell street and which did not result in any loes. PHILCO Townsend Club No. 2 will meet TALL CEDARS tomorrow evening at eight o'clock R C A RADIOS In the Y.M.C.A., building. Plans will and be made for the mass meeting In DRESS New London. Sunday afternoon a f Record three, at which meeting John El- LENGTH liott will be the speaker. Combination Tomorrow JSight 8:IS O'clock August Kanehl of 38 Wood- Records and Sheet .Music bridge street, secured a continu- ORANGE HAI L ance In his case today when It was KEMP'S, INC. 2Q RcRular Games At i called in town court special ses- sion. He was arrested at his home FTRNm’RE AND .VICSIC 'S I I 3 R S S >3.00 a Game for 2.'>c', last night on complaint of his wife. 2 FR E E GAMES! The charge 1s intoxication and as- sault. 7 S P E C IA L S ! • CHENEY PRINTS SWEEPSTAKE! SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY! • RAYON PRINTS >.5.00 DOOR pr iz e: Authorized Dealer MO.NTilLV PRIZE: LO BSTER S'JS.00 DEFENSE ROND • CHENEY COTTON [ORPERS VELVET

No Oiling SAVE MONEY! Buy in Quantities.. .build up your W O M E N E V E R Y W H E R E A R E Sealed G. E. .Mechanism emergency shelf. T A L K I N G A B O U T T H E N E W GIFTS When you buy Welch’s you get the best.. only the finest Aluminum Activator -- B I N 6 O -- " F L A V O R S A V E R ' O V E N grapes and tomatoes are used in their products! TONIGHT 1-Control G. E. Wringer WELCH’S GRAPE JUICE at MILLER’S Tbit Mostiioatl Btw kio4 «l ODD FELLOWS HALL ^ bajic with 5 pints for $1.03 5 quarts for $1.95 G loves...... $1.00 up Geocrsl Eleark All Our S t^ k Is Complete SPONSORED BY KING DAVID. LODGE, I. O. O. F. Ran^o—jrd/j ii* Large Jar of Grapelade...... 20c; 2 for 39c Kimball Hankies dclkrot$9oatnral With Speedy Emptying Pump 30 GA.MES 30 food flav ori. Welch’s Tomato Juice...... 1 46-o/.. cans for 99c Hosiery...... 69c pr. up JS G am es...... $4.00 Prtee Per Game Cocne in toda|[. 4 See these beauti' 3 Sizes: 6 Lbs., 8 Lbs. and Giant Ca.se of 12 for only $2.75 4 Special G am es...... $10.00 Prlr * Per Game ful new G-E I Special Game ...... $.50.00 Prire Ranges — *’^rhe 10 Lbs. Size. BaRs . . . ' ...... $1.00 up Door Prize $10.00 Leadership lor 1941- HERE’S A HOLIDAY GIFT SUGGESTION: 772 .Main .Street $1.00 Admission Includes All of the Above Games.

Buy 6 jars of Welch’s Pure Jellies, choice of Next To state Gan Station •Special Cards 10c Each. is in CENERAI, 9 B U e n u e Mint, Grape, Crabapple, or Quince. . .all 6 for

93c, and we give you Free, a M'ire Serving EASY TER.MS! Basket which holds 6 glasses. Wrap it up in The - E W t l U U CORO

cellophane for a nice Christmas gift. mahchistir Cohm*

Range and WELCH’S PURE CURRANT JELLY OAKGRUl- SPECIAL! 2 Gla.sses 39c. 6 Jars $1.09 “WHERE GOOD FELLOWS GET TOGETHER” Fuel Oil Rich, Delicious (Cured with Fruit Juices), Ready to Eat, Dim AND DANCE

Soft DELICIOUS FOODS — MODEST PRICES! and that The SANTA CLARA PRUNES—Eat Like Candy... .box ,30c Roast Reef Half Broilers Roast Turkey F. E. BRAY W. G. Glenney Baked Haro Veal Cutlets Steaks JEWELER TANGERINES Fine Wines — Liquors dnd Beer FHA Valuations doz. 25c State Theater Building Co. 30 Oak Sfreet \ Tel. 3894 Sweet, Juicy, Florida Coal, Lumber, Maaonii’ .Supplies, 737 Main Street Paint ORANGES doz. 31c 338 No. Main St. Tel. 4148 Ge Cater io Banquets Select Yonr High Acree Farm Native ’ On Sound B asis

POTATOES peck 39c Personal Good reasons uaualy exist In cases where the Federal Limestone Maine Pole .. . .peck 44c ( Vi peck 2.3c) Housing Administration withholds Insurance on a mort-

gsge. Home buyers should accept the decision to srrsnt BEEF LIVER...... lb. 31c Xmas Cards pr withhold Insurance as a real service rather than an SLICED BACON...... Ib. 35c Now Inconvenience.

50 for $1*00 Failure of the construction or the location of the prop-

And Up. erty to meet FHA requlrementa, failure to proride a auSl- . ^M uhurst Qtveen/Jne. dent degree of livability, light, and air or failure of the., ' D I A L , 4 l 5 i ^ 309302 M A II NN CS. T R FE FL T purchase price to be nearly in Une with the FHA'a valua- SimARJIORV tion are a few of the reasons why the Federal Housing

Administration may deny Insurance, FHA officials pqiht

Modem, Old Fashion out. It la usually a real aervice to the home buyer tp deny Insurance for any of these reasons.

DANCE In many Instances borrowers apply for a larger mort> jSacaUie it i Manchester TradMea hOi R lliel Ks took sdHi hsr gage than la actually needed on the assumption that the FHA arbitrarily will reduce the amount of the appliemUon. from the Cordss of Edes, one kenproks, Sports Center

a fowr-tsof dov.r. Ever tines, tMi " ^ n t Eveiy Thursday Night No such policy la pracUced by FHA. Valtie is based on a from rarodlts" has brought good fortune number of established factors. These factors, together, to Mm who flndt It. Admission 44c, Incl. Tax. establish the actual valuation, and when the appilcatloa

Music by for mortgage Insurance la for the proper amount there Why does RED tn d i urfced ci^ THE BARNSTORMERS « la no dlapoaltlon on the part of the FHA to reduce It. Little Words Make Hank Post. Prompter. meoR money Io jfoir pocliet? < When the purchase of a home appears to be an economi- TryoorFamoui Reading Anthracite, cally unsound venture for the family, the FHA very likely the tow aih hard coal—and you'I A Big Difference will withhold Insurance of the mortgage. A case In point know the answer to thol one. Those would be the family of modest means purGhastng an ex- o REO trade mark spotsore your guar- ^ pensive honie with perhaps more room than la needsd. antee of a long-buming, non-clink- QUALITY MATERIALS...COMPLETE STOCKS... Or the family whose schedule of fixed charges, obligations ering, premium product at the price such as car payments, etc„ do not warrant added financial of ordinary coaL COUI^OUS SERVICE...little words, bat what a burdens. z whale of a difference they mean to you! They are your

I fnarantee of a comfortable home—a home that win dt iattk (sfifCA / Build Yoar New Home On A Sound Valuation Basis

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