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Tailored ^ 9 8 to $10.98 that It had telegraphed the War ing to plan wltbsut. inteife Pravda, the Communist party Raisers Vote 8»8Milt,-gaTe Italy another Deep South as Huddle the ship, directing damage control Trying to Get from the enemy.’*^ white, hand embroid­ to perfection and trimmed with fine imported Labor Board protartlag a WLB newspaper, reported that A t)at- one^-two punch yesterday, Develops in Wake of work, and sent this word to Me- Some quarters in LoDdoff ered handkerchiefs that Alencoa type lace. Fine quality ci;epe-back raron tallon of German Infantry, with 28 reviewing panel’s ruling which It Candiess; gested this meant Rommel b£ ^ nboSbs $2*98 to SATIN woven with CFLANESE* yam. tanks In the van, attacked and blasting the Naples water "I have a Hell of a lot of water Free of Trap M b m fi ta 1 « will please most any­ Upon Control said violated a presidential prom­ Critical Rumblings. have been outmaneuvered at Isolated one Red Army battery. front in daylight and pound­ to take care of. I f you need any Agheila while others, taking Neighboring Russian batteries ise that the government would not help, let me know.” one at Christmas. Tearo.se and white. Sizes SlVa to 37V» and 32 ing Turin after dark despite more cautious view, eonJ< SHOP came Into play and smashed 23 of order the closed shop. By The Associated Pret» •The Navy, which has cited Mc- five-mile layer o f clouds over In Buna Area that he might have left Just Gabardine to 11. Over Cotton Natioilal political leaders turn­ the tanks, killed 300 of the attack­ A company statement said that the continent, the British an­ Cand’esa for the Congressional screen of token forces along Quantity limited. Girls’ and Boys’ AU Wool All Weather ers, and forced the attackers to the panel's order granted the C30 nounced today. It was the second ed suddenly speculative eyes on Medal of Honor, made it clear it 40-mile defile there while r4 treasured this story of how young retire, Pravda said. Farmers in 19 Southern National Maritlma\union "not smadi at the south Italian port the midwest and deep south to­ Remaining Japanese Po* drawing the bulk o f bis Inside Stalingrad, in the south- in eight days and emphasized officers rose to the responsibility Ing forces toward Tripott. COATSWEATERS only union maintenance, but the day as a “diagnostic” Democratic of command. • m area at the city. Red Star said A n d Southwestern hiring hall for Its vess^ on the anew Prime Minister Churchill's sitions Being Method- COATS In gay. bright colors for the littld Soviet troope drove the enemy off huddle developed in the wake of Growing Axis nervousness Great Lakes,” a system Inland warning that Ita ly would be Add Some New Details Water repellent. Natural girl and tailor^ styles for the lit­ tw o hills, occupied six pillbox posl- critical rumbUngs from the par­ icaHy Blotted Out reports that British patrols Colony Club Slips $ 1.98— ^$2.98 States Ballot Today tolc the WLJJ “ deprives us o f the placed under shattering and sci­ Officers and men who came off tle man. In maroon, green, navy, tl«»a and killed many Nasi troops ty’s chief sectional stronghold penetrated sa deep sa two color. Sizes 12 to 20. Ic ea. ! right to select employes on merit entific attach from the air. The the battered ship, added some new red, copen, rose ^ d maize. SIz m A force naalntalnlng a On Federal Proposal. Under the cloud of third party By Allied Artillery. within enemy lines betwesa 3 to 6x. "They (the union) call It •pref­ ItaUan communique acknowledged details to the story of the cruiser's twb-weekh-old foothold deop In the threats from two Democrati: stal­ Gulf of Siite and ths El Aghe erential union hiring,’ ’’ Inland heavy damage at Naples and said stounding stand against superior German defenses on the western Washington, Dec. 12 — (A>) — warts—a former cabinet member Allied Headquarters in Aus­ salt depression lent support to 1' $ 5 .9 8 said it had telegraphed the W LB, casualties were 57 dead and 138 and a southern governor— Demo- Jsp odds in the engragement the slope o f a hUl has repulsed five Farmers in IB southern and south­ "but It is the liirtng hall Just the injured. crew calls by the strange name of tralia, Dec. 12— (A'l-e-Japanese Schrank’s $1.39 to $, and six ensmy assaults daily. Red ciatlc leaders from nine midwest- (Ooatlnsed os Page P ost) All Wool SWEETHEART western states vote In a referen­ same. And the hiring hall princi­ On Dec. 4, a great armada of em states met today in a surprise the Battle at the Lilacs. troops are making desperate ef­ AIR PATROL COAT Xmas Star said. dum today on a proposal o f the ple goes beyond that o f the closed four-engined United States bomb­ That name was explained by Skating or Skiing Deatrey Air Transports s< salon in Omaha in an announced forts to break out of their trap In I Man-Tailored Agrrtculture department to con­ shop, for it deprives us of^ the ers loosed tons o f bombs on Na­ effort to form a uni’ed farm front William A. Wheeler, yeoman. 1st Belted style. Sizes 12 to Greeting Cards 8 Fancy Chenille . The newspaper reported that the Buna ares o f New Guinea, an APRONS tinue Federal control over the pro­ right to select employes on m°erit. ples, sinking one Italian cruiser, class, from Worcester, Mass., a 20. Natural. Soviet Stormovik bombers and Only the importance attached to Allied communique declared today, SOCKS Buy now while you can V in a dozen different styles and col­ duction and marketing of cotton This has a vital bearing on wair crippling a battleship and Scoring 23-year-old with full blown beard. low-flying attack planes had de­ the meeting by national party but their remaining positions are choose your cards without H ors. Dainty sheers and durable in 1943. production. ...” hits on another cruiser. You see,” he said, "everytlm e Flashes ! In solid colora or fancy topa. crowding. “ Syl-O-Jatna ROBES stroyed several dozen Junkers-S2 heads— reportedly not even con­ being blotted out methodically by percales, to delight the heart of The proposal, if approved by at Claim 10 Amertcau Prisoners we moved into that area we could (Lnto Bulk!tins o f the iff) Wtrs>; Buy now while assortment ia for the little girt o f the house; she sir transporta.ln raids on alr- Publlo Hearing Asked sulted in its calling—seemed like­ Allied artillery and their counter­ $5-98 complete. Colors: White, red, INDIVIDVAL CARDS In Broadcloth every woman. wiU be thrilled with a robe just least two thirds of the growers The statement said the order The ItaUan high command said ly to save it fiom the stamp oi a smell lilacs, and everytlme we attacks "bloodUy repulsed.” ^t>m es voting, would give the. department 10 American fliers, the crew of smelled lilacs we got a fight. green, blue. like moUter's. Rose, copen. whits On the battlegrounds near followed panel consideration of rump conference. Nebraska Na­ W ith Gona in AlUed hands, the Seek Uniform Ceosorshlp and pink. Sizes 1 to 6 years. authority to Invoke marketing one bomber shot down, had been On this nKht I could smell ’em P E L L W E LL 5c to 25c each sftzhev and Vellkle LuM, Red Star contract issues between Inland tional Committeeman James C. Japanese were pinned back against London, Dec. 12—(ff)— quotas under which each farmer taken prisoner. Although neither Quigley said that Ekigene Casey, strtmg, and I knew we were _ go­ : one Nazi battalion brought up and the Maritime union, bargain­ the sea on a mile-wide strip of and United States outboriti Bright red. Sizes 12-14 $ 1 .3 9 would *>e told how much cotton he the Rbme nor the Oiro'conunu- special assistant to President ing to have' trouble." 79c and $1.00 Boxed Assortment of fc to reserves - Wednesday was ing agent for unlicensed personnel beach about nine miles long. A havS been holding Informal could aeir from next year’s crop. niques ii^ tifle d the raiders, the Roosevelt, andT Oscar R. Ewing, (Flowers on Guadalcanal and 15 Cards, 50c Box. $T .98 to $2-25 directly Into battle and on company vessels. The company few were reported still resisting rorsations looking townid Sales in excess o f a quota would fliers' natmqality and the size of national Democratic party vice along the trail to Soputa, about be subject to a penalty tax of be­ the crew Indicted that Naples chairman, will participate anu at­ (Contlnned On Page Two) - a uniform pattern at on Page Pour) (Contlnned on Page Two) six miles inland. but nothing concrete has Boys’ tween eight and nine cents a again bad beenx hit by the big tributed their planned attendance Frustrated in their attempts to Gorgeous Celanesc Satin pound. B-24 Liberator hpmbers o f the to Washington’s interest in the ed thus for, dipIomsGc qa reinforce their troops by sea, the said today. These Infer Although some farm leaders United States Army^Alr Forces. event. BOOKS Japanese were still tridng to sup­ who cnuld not be Wentifled have urged abandonment of crop In sU, the Italian Communique, Decisions to Be Om u Denies School conoN Plan to Quiz ply them by parachute, the com­ name, said the ' talks were .4nimals Baby Knows, Faith S control programs for the dura­ said five of the Naples raiders were However, he stressed that Iowa munique reported. cmaed not on tranmnisslon of WOOL FIU£D PUFFS (Board) ...... 59c tion of the war, tittle organized shot down, two of them by,eflec- and Nebraska party leaders called Counter-Attack Repeatedly opposition to the quota proposal tlve anti-aircraft fire. the meeting without "inspiration Discipline Bad tual news reports but on fr JERSEY SUITS B r i ^ Fire Official In their frantic efforts to escape exchange of expressions of S With beautiful stitching. All Conny and Uncle Dick____50c Any little boy on your list would has developed. A stand against N o details were given in the brief in Washington,'' and that its “de­ death or capture they counter-at­ Ion, editorial criticism and colon in a wool filled puff that will ■ M Wifi i like one o f these gay suits in col­ production restrictions was taken British communique issued st Cairo cisions w ill be our own.” RepubUcai. victories in Novem ­ tacked repeatedly south o f Sana- like. Statements of this ma)(e a marvelous gift. m • Romney Gay ored atcipe {Bps and plain colored by a number of state agricultural concerning the attack, but It was nanda, but were repulsed in bloody Boston (Commissioner Is assumed that United States bomb­ ber, he said, indicate.' something LaGuardia Replies to which are deemed likely to '^Nursery Tales...... 50e pants with suspenders. Brown, Protestants Deplore A commissioners at a meeting here fighting each time.' the bulletin navy, maroon, green and pastels. itly. ers had f t ^ n d in yesterday's raid. is "basically wrong” with Demo­ (Complaint by Teacher danger Allied unity, at present i Other Puffa ...... $6.50 to $10.95 Asked to Appear at cratic party >oIicies and that the from <3en. Douglas ‘ MacArthur’s heavily oensorable. Book of Modern Sizes 1 to 8. tltude o f CathoIi(» e Agriculture department The previous assault on Naples was made at dusk.- session, besides creating a united Group; Woman Held. • • • Warplanes ...... $1.00 On South America. State Investigation. (Continued On, Page Two) Former Liner Sunk ilttnoed os Page Tw o) The communique reported that farm state front, will seek to Washington, Dec. 12.—(ffV—1 72” X 84” 80% Wool Colorful Story Book . . . .$1J5 $1 .39 to $2-25 Boston, Dec. 12— (ST— State (Contlnned ov Page Two) N ew York, Dec. 12.— UP)— As a Cleveland, Dec. 12—(in—Dele- (Continued en Page Four) Negro woman awaited arraign­ former Uner President tea o f the Federal Council o f officials investigating the Cocoa- ment in Brooklyn felony court to­ operating as an Ar&y lurches of Christ In America, nut Grove night club holocaust Prisoners W ill S Told^^JJIalt day on a charge o f beating a school fully loaded with appr New Cinderella Pinafore replying to a statement of Catho­ have asked C3iy Fire Commission­ 4,000 troops, hit a mine LEBANON BLANKETS er William A. Reilly, conducting i teacher. Mayor F. H. Ln Guardia SANTA CLAUS WILL BE IN lic bisbopo (hat rttlzens of Mexico, la the South Paelflc. the Navy Central and South Amorlca are separate departmental inquest in Alarm Clock Supply Nearly denied a complaint by teachers’ Be Unshackled Price groups that a “serioua” disciplinary noun red today, with a loss M « l j The practical gift! Warm, 80% wod TOYLAND: "bound to us by the closest bonds to the fire, to appear at their four meq. "Prom pt and APRONS closed Inquiry today. problem exista in New York city’s blankets in rose, blut.x charryweod and in bright colora and pastel shades. of religion,’’ adopted a resolution rescue efforts" (vere credited will green. Tuesday...... 3-5 P. M. yesterday deidortng "the preten- The fire department’s opep in­ public schools. $8-50 Sizes S to 6x. Gone From Civilian Marts In a letter yesterday to Ells­ Britain and Canada Due holding (auiualtles to so small Bian of the Roman Catholic hier­ 15 Manufacturers of quest. which has heard scores of number, the Nn\’y said. The Nav Thursday, 3-5 P. M. - 7-9 P. M. archy to elrcumacrlbo the rell- witnesses, recessed until Monday. worth B. Buck, president of the To Give Germans and Other Blankets...... $2.98 to $13.95 Wire Rope Ordered to clt^ Board of Education, the mayor annoimcement did not disclose ' gtous freedom of the Protestant “The commissioner has been In­ Washington, Dec. 12.— UP)—*trt«d to buy a new clock. Game what area of the South Poclflc f Saturday, 3-5 P. M. - 7-9 P. M. then the dawn. Besides the do. said that preasure groups have re­ Italians More Freedom $1.9S Christians In the proclamation of vited to the state Investigation Sooner or later, some smart-aleck 21,936-ton vessel wss operstlag ■ their faith, while by implication Desist Conspiracy. meatlc shortage, there naturally sorted to . "exaggerations” to and w ill be there at 10:30 In the the time and said merely that rsoorvlng for themselves the right is sure to say that the alarm clock are no longer any imported models create an unfounded Impression of Beautiful morning," Reilly said In a state­ London, Dec. lii—(ff>—Britain was on a war mission. tc the universal proclamation of Washington, Dec. la.— (P>—The situation Is alarming. from Germany and Japan. unruliness in the schools. and Canada are due to strike the ment. *T want to make it clear that their own." i Federal Trade oommisslon an­ .Deatk.Uat Lowered Since It is. Federal officials Only One Firm Producing the policy of my administration ia shackles from German and Italian Barely Half Nazis Vlot^ IB s eounoil’s statement epn- nounced today that It ^ ordered In the meiuiUme, the Boston beat punners to the punch today At any rate. Commerce depart­ prisoners of war today, three days tbiued: 15 manufacturers o f nbn-patentad not to permit the use of police­ London, Dec. 12— (ff) CHENILLE BEDSPREADS Conunittee on Public Safety an­ and hinted that folks should not ment officials said only one com­ men’s night sticks for the disciplin­ in advance of the date propose BA SEME NT. “The ehurchee repreeentad in vrlre rope, and the association nounced that a' revised death list kill the old red rooster. He may by Switzerland, mediating neutral half the German occupation Favorite of Miss and Mrs. pany still-Is in the slumber-bust­ ing o f children in our schools,” the thla eouncl wlP continue... to through which they allegedly com­ showed that the sudden fire on be needed to wake war workers in the dispute between Britain and In Norway still ore confident HALL CHINA OVENWARE ing business- put out an experi­ letter said. America — Schrank’s man- Ash T r a y s ...... 50c up avail themaMvee of the coratitu- bined, to cease and desist from Nov. 28 cost 487 lives. The num­ winning the war, a No up in the morning. mental plastic covered Job—strict Guardia’s letter was made (jermany. government spokesman tailored Syl-O-Jamas! In Casseroles $1.39 Cigarette Boxes...... $1.25 tional freedom uMch the repub- what it termed a conspiracy, to ber previously had been set at 496. Some such solution, or perhaps The Foreign Office stated Wed­ $ 9 . 9 8 ly fo r the fighting men. It only puUle following the arrest of Mrs. today on the basis s f i smart prints and stripes Uca o f Hlepante Am erica grant to fix prices. ‘ A fte r the committee’s anhoimce- a more practical one, la being needs a little steel In its Innards, nesday that the shackling would One Quart Milk Pitchers...... $5c Pictures...... $1.25 the representattveo of every fUth. Alice Thompson, 28, stepmother of hand Information smuggled other Chenille Spreads...... $3.29 to $12.95 with notched collar and pat­ The group represents 85 per ment, Mias Priscilla White, of sought to' shake the nation’s they said, and If It sounds slight­ 10-ycar-old Rudolph Thompeon, on be ended today and Canada made that Nazi-occupied notios. Beautiful Gold Decorated Their eontroUinc aim in the

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linash Msnsfleld; Rockwell W. Hol­ {ad Effects Prelude—"Prayer” ...... Pache Babie« Join Rockville comb, Somers; Parlia Psriesr, M anchesier San Francisco Protest Made Anthem—"Hall to the Lord’s An- Sunday School Lesson Urges Firmer ote Somers; Aldo Pelonl, Stafford; nolnted” ...... - Andrews Legeniis Flowering Lewis BU Ohapmaa Fred Bowden, Stafford; James E. Of Tornado Things War Quinn, Stsffordt Werner Kunsl, D ate Book Offertory solo by Miaa Berggren Individual Goodness Sets Example M, Roekvdla Story Proves OnHirmgHall "Th* Holy City” ijpon Control Tolland; Laura Judsou, ToUand; Church es Grip on Funds Thomaa Harmon, Union; Earl H. Tooiorrow May Be Cut Roetiud* — “Sicilian Mariner’s Cuts Short Hymn" For All of Society, Bible Teaches About Colonel Ri Beebe, Vemon; Edward J. Weber, Election . of officers, PoUsh- Training Good Vernon; Marion M. Nash, Vernon; American club at clubhouse at 3 By Steel Firm Center Omreh ^ St. Jamea’a Roauw OathoUe Young People’s Mu Sigma Chi Over Cotton Assign Quota (Oexttaas* tram Page Oaa) Boclety at 6. Young people of high McNary to Support Plan (Oenttaned from Page One) Charles F. Wochomurka, WilUng- p.m. Km-. Watsoa Woodruff, Pastor I Rev. WilUam J. Dunn, Paator By W’lUlam E. Gllray, D.D. . o'lf Ihxl Jesus used these words Monday, December 14 (Continued from Pag* O ^) (Oonttanad tram Pag* Om ) I Rev. Vlncetat Hines, Assistant school age and over are Invited. For Estimating Ex­ Draft Evader Boasts Americans, French ami ton; WiUlam Parlsek, WlUiagtoa. most deaths can be avoided, th* Editor' of Advance .to trap those who had aought to ston, where ..many of the movie Issue New Series Garden Club Christmas party 9:30—Church School, with claae- ,Rev. Edmund Barrett, Aselstant Note* For Tolland Weather Bureau believes. The annual (^ristmaa Service of The various titles of this lea- i trap him. He was not implying penditures in Advance. Even Natives Appl} eouples have obtained bablee by The Rockville Building and Loan at y. M. C. A. other islands of the Solomons send asked the WLB for a public hear>b Before Wrong Person ___ tht ootton produc- Mo%-es In Narrow Path ea for aU agoa. the church will be held this year son are interesting. Th* topic for | that there were certain things adoption, has so many requests Association will issue a new series Also Mothers’ Club meeting their fragrance far to sea.) ing before the full board. ' 10:49—Nursery In session dur­ Sunday maases: intennediata atudents la "How the that belonged to Ckiesar and! cer- Sobriquets to Measni ilwuld b* r«duoie Down here on Meeting of Air Raid Wardens of vessel owners were free to select "Comfort Ye My People” Handel Rev. Fraacia Breen, AesletaBt nifleant. First of all is that por-1 Is the sixth consecutive HIglier Wages Credited Tolland County has been assigned hold a family party on Sunday Could See Shelle (hmlng or even walk to safety. Then the crews' with a single eye to Wednesday at 6:30, The Mar­ gon. "Yeah, running me ragged,” Precinct 3. there are rural caves or city base­ Solo by BMward Nordstrom Rev. Marshal Flllp, Aeeletaat tion od the Sermon on the M ount' 'There may be situations where i right flank of the Tunisian frofi the department has Officials at orphanage Institu­ quota of *131.394 to Invest in from 7’ to 10 p.m.' In the K. of C. "W e could eee them coming,” experience and ability, and with­ ried Couples Club will meet at the McNary told reporters that said Park. a referendum on ootton con- Christmss party, Gibbons As­ ments (th* southwest comer is 6:00—The (TYP Club. Robert church for supper and Chriatmas In which Jesus speaks of the men in their loyalty to God and legends are flowering about tions said that although as in pre­ War Savings Bonds during the hall on Park street. The public is sembly C Lb of (J. at the Y. said Tucker. "They looked like a out regard to union affiliation. Masses on Sunday at 9:45, 7:80, when the pew Congress Is asked to ‘Tve got ’em fooled,” said |Bach time the program was safest), "or, out in the open, the Blsaell, president. Devotions musical program. Mrs. David Ben­ Christian disciples as “ the salt bf ; His will must renounce the state, the young man. “ I told ’em I daring personality of Col. vious years business and profes­ month of December. Vernon’s invited to attend and there will be American Legion Home, 10 to black dot In the middle of a red "It la now proposed to deprive 9, lO'jSnd 11 a. m. expand the borrowing and lending I yved. Last year about 94 per nearest ditch, in which to seek Virginia Carpenter. nett la in charge of thg program. the earth," and likens them to a and such situations have arisen in had a mother to support. She B. Raff, commander of a difllcull sional people made up the great­ share of this is *53,102. no admission charge. 4:30 p.m., work on Red Cross sur­ ball.' us of the right to select our crews, 7:00—Committee meeting for authority of The Reconstruction o f those balloting favored the The amounts for the other towns “The noise didn’t seem loud. It shelter. Fljdng debris is the Thursday at 7, C7ub-Scout pack light that > is set on a hill or a our world today—witness Nlemol- Finance Corporation by $5,000, could get by all right if the mission in the south. est part of the adopters’ lists, gical dressings. A standing invita­ and to turn this over to the union the New Year’* party. Emanuel Lutheran C%uroh ler in prison, and other (Kristians there was an Increase for adopt­ of the county are Andover, *1,776; sounded more like the pop-pop- greatest hazard. who will send men to us on a first meeting at the church. lamp set on a stand ao that it 000,000 he will support an amend­ board took me. And I ’ve got Americans, French and *' Bolton, *1,776; Columbia, *1,776; tion to all women to asalst in this And to avoid danger of panic, The Week Thonten A. Guatafeon, Paator Friday, at 7:30, Junior and .In­ shines for all. This la the in­ who have suffered for conscience the best job I ever had.” Ftaatlag Goal Lower ion of babies by industrial work* worth-while effort for our srmed pop of Roman candles during the come first serve basis, - without Monday. 6:30—Loyal Cirole. the ment requiring agencies which natives have applied .sobriquel They credited increased Coventry, *3,533; Ellington, *1,- the Weather Bureau is starting termediate Christmas party. dividual and personal aspect of sake. But the good Christian draw their funds from the RFC to “ Very interesting," Park as­ which measure their esteem of U 194S planting goal for cot- Leaders Eye forces. Come st sny hour of the Fourth of July.” regard to experience and ability, King’s Daughters. Christmas Sunday wages as responsible, enabling 776; Hebron, *1,372; Mansfield. an educational campaign. the value of the church to the will wish to serve and help the estimate expenditures in advance. sured him. ’’You sure out­ scrappy 35-year-old leader. 8oi la been set at ‘22.500,000 dsy most convenient. The San Francisco crept Into provided only they hold seameifli Party and Pot Luck Supper. Bring 9:15 a. m. Sunday* School workers to qualify as being capa­ *3,553; Somers. *3,553; Stafford, C^alm action is essential if the Talcottrille Congregational Church social order. It lays stress upon state, which la the recogniz^ in' Must Re|H>rt Expenditures smarted them.” call him the “ Savior of Tunisia,! _ as compared with 24,000,* the bay shortly before dawn al­ papers. exchange gift and also ’’something White G ift. Service. The chil­ ble of supporting a child in the $53,102; Tolliuid, *1,776; Union, Thursday, December 11 most unnoticed. After daylight system is to work, said Riley. Rev, Ihomns Street, Minister tha units, and there cannot be a stniment of society, in eveiy way Agencies obtaining their fund.s Then he introduced himself. others say he’s the “new LaW' this year and with peak acre- *726; Vernon, *53,102; Willington, Third Party Dinner and Ladles’ Night pro­ ’’Will Be Made Orievanoe” for (Jrossnore.” dren and young people will bring that is in accordance with right. of neariy 40,000.000 when manner demanded by the instltu- came and the Navy permitted an good society or a good social or­ in this manner, are required to re­ "Not the Mr. Park on the rence." They agree he’s the t; *3,553. gram o f the Dairymen’s Aasocla- Theoretically, under the order Tuesday— gifts of food, clothing, etc., to be der where there are not good in­ It is this upon which Paul lays ^tcan cotton flowed freely in* tiuns. announcement of the hero ship’s 10:30—All-day sewing for the ServicM, Sunday, Dec. 13, 1942. port to Congress later on the ac­ Draft Board?” demanded the of commander who would be moi To Preaent Concert tion at the Y. we may reject men for cause, but sent to the Lutheran Children’* dividual citizens. great stress, in his discussion of youth. ’’Well, here I go In the than a match for Nazi Field Mi ^ world markets, Although tnere’s no reported Threat Now arrival from the Solomona, the Traffic on Lakes Red Cross. 9:30 a. m.—CJhurch school. tual expenditures. 'The Beethoven Glee Club of ' Friday, Deoeaober 18 this baa no practical value. Every Home, Avon, Mass. As someone once put it, "You the CThristian’s civil duty, In the Army." shal Erwin Rommel. tnider the control program, the shortage of dogs, .the Chicago water front was jammed with g;30_Troop 25, Boy Scouts. 10:30 a. m. Holy Communion 10:45 a. m.—Morning worAhip. A Senate Banking and Currency Anti-Cruelty society won’t let a Manchester will present a con­ Christmas party and dance for cheering people. rejection will be made a griev­ cannot build a marble palace passage from the 13th chapter of committee controversy over a Re­ And he went. Park said last Certainly Has Drive lal acreage allotment Is di- cert program in Rockville Sunday (Oonttnaed from Pafo One) ance, and if we reject, and wait Tuesday, 8:00—The Profession­ Service. Universal Bible Sunday Sermon subject—Scepticism and dog out for adoption until the Boldlera in town, American Legion Plans Offlotal Welcome Smashes Records out of mud bricks." A Christian Romana. Here again, however, publican proposal requiring ad­ night. Regardless of what they . among farmers on the basis evening at seven o’clock at the Hall. for a subetitute, the sailing of the al Women’s Club (Christmas party. will be observed. An offering Unbelief. Talk to the young peo­ prospective owner passes a test— 4 Mayor Angelo Rossi ordered citizen who is practicing hia re­ what Paul says is subject to the vance approval by the RFC Board him, he’s certainly got drive. H formula set up by farm legls- chapel of the Union church. Fred diagnose the situstion and pro- "Mr. and Mrs. Manchester at vessel will be delayed. No fair Pleaae bring 10c exchange gift. will -be received for the work of ple—"Guaranteed to Sing.” _a. A farmer would be eligl- which Includes answering loU of flags flown throughout the city. 7 p. m.—Young Peoples society. ligion inevitably influence* those limitations of other passages In of Directors for proposed expendi­ devoted followers say he seldol Werner is the dlrectoi of the club scribe a remedy. War,” Manchester Defense (Coun­ mind can fail to see that this will Wednesday— the American Bible Society. which Paul streaaes that the au- to sell aU the cotton produced questions and an investigation of Dixieland.. meanwhile, heard the He set next Wednesday as the Toronto, Dec. 12—i/F) —Traffic 4:00—Junior Boys (Thoir. , Leader, William Street; subject— around him. His good character tures by the Board of Economic sleeps or eats yet his energy and the soloist will be Mrs. Elsie cil at High School ball. Impair efficiency and be contrary 10:30 a. m. Nursery Class. and hia good works are a con­ preme duty and obligation of the acreage free of penalty, his home. B. Gustafson, sOprano. Mrs. David charges of Alabama Gov. Frank date for a giant official welcome on the Great Lakes hit an all-tlhne 6:30— Cub Pack. 5:00 p. m. Vesper Song Serv­ "The Influence of Friends and Warfare, headed by Vice Presi­ Somber Spirit ways seem.s undiminished. He a] Dr. W. A. Young, the society s Saturday, December 19 to the national Interest In war stant invitation to others to fol­ Chriatian la to God and not to only those growers plant- Bennett will be the accompanist. M. Dixon that the Democratic In civic auditorium. The Navy per­ high during 1942, it was indicated 6:45—Choir rehearsal. r ice. Singing by G Clef Club Oimpanions." dent Wallace, has delayed action peals to the French imaginatli managing director, said that such Annual meeting, Manchester today as the shipping season on time. It will also violate the low his example, and he becomes man. Paul’s insistence 1* that we on the RFC authorization meas­ Within their allotmenU are The following program will be party was "dynamiting” the mitted a radio broadcast from the president’s promise that the gov­ Thursday— under the direction of G. Alliert The members of the Golden Rule which feeds on his indifference lie for maximum government a procedure was considered best Rod and Gun club at its clubhouse decks of the ship at which officers the great inland waterway system club and all others interested will as a leavening power in the com­ should do good and not evil, and ure. On Christmas danger. to assure piacing the right kind presented: The Star Spangled South’s social structure. ernment would not order, nor *;30—Troop 7, Girl Scouta. Pearson. The public is cordially it payments and crop loans, Banner. Key-O’Hara; The Au­ Speaking before the Southern at Coventry lake. and member* of the crew were In­ drew rapidly toward a close. g;0O_Group C at home of the meet at the home of Mra. John G. munity. In these days when there If rulers or anyone else ahould Leaders said this bill, already , Raff's troops also provide 1 of a dog in the right home. would Ckingress pass legislation invited to this service. — command us to do evil, it is the 'ir provisions of farm legis* tumn Sea, W. Gericke; Rain and Society of New York last night, Kiddies Xmas party at the terviewed. Vice Admiral John Wil­ While the use of every available I leader. Mra. Elmer C. Weden, 43 The Week Talcott Jr., to fold eurgical dresa- is so much stress upon mass ac­ passed by the House without the stuff of salty palaver. Hla o' the crop loan on cotton, Am .y and Navy club. lis Oreenslade, commander of the freighter to carry iron ore from ®stabllshlng, the closed ehop. tion we are in great danger of law of God that ahould, rule controversial amendment, would parachute troops, likewise his ii the River, O. J. Fox; Winter Song, Dixon said formation of a aouth- The companynpa further told th* Brookfield street; Please bring Monday— InRS. They will meet on Tuesday White House Will Re­ now supports prices above Bullard, Glee Club; The Lord’s em Democratic party waa being Annual Christmas banquet of Western Sea frontier, added his the rich Meaaba' range of the Lake 10c exchange gift. 3:45 p. m. Girl Scouts and and Thursday from two to four underestimatihe the primary im­ rather than the law of man. be one of the major measures fantry units, won high praise local 63, T. W. U. A., Tinker ball Superior region to the great steel I board that by the panel’s decision. . j Perhaps It ought to be noted ihiown overboard if ' Congress flect Nation at War; market levels, will be con- Prisoners Will Prayer, Forsyth; Prayer, Gulon, atrongly suggested and cautioned tribute. Friday, 6;30-Troop 1. j Brownie Troops. o’clock. portance and the primary power, the job they did in the a-'S next year only in the event Elsie B. Gustafson; Praise Ye The at 6:30. The cruiser that licked a battle­ mine of the eastern United States no seaman could obtain a job on for social action and betterment, that when Paul aays "Honor the votes final adjournment next Tues­ west of Oran. that "confusion” caused by pres- any iron ore vessel on the Ot^t Scouts. 7:30 p. m. Beethoven Glee The members of the Woman’s Trees to Be Smaller. control program la approved, Lord, P. Tchaikovsky; Alleluia, Rure groups in Washington "is Children’s (hriatmaa party of ship has home and the "town went was.reflected by a downward trend Notes Missionary society will meet to of the good individual. king,” he first says, "Honor all day as they have planned. Under his command now ai Be Unshackled in shipping at a few Canadian I Lakes without joining the union CHub. be voting will take place In S. Bach; Anvil Chorus (Prom likely to cause the defeat of the Pines Civic Association. wild. The Hospitality Committee for Tuesday, 8:00 p. m. Luther sew for the Red O oss on Wednes­ The second passage tells of the men; love the brotherhood: fear Although they would aacrifice British sappers and French infai botton growing states of Vlr* II Trovatore” ). G. Verdi; ’The next Democratic candidate for Sunday December 20 ’The vesocl was the flagship of a iorts such as Owen Sound and “and having joined, he could not effort of the enemies of Jesus to God.” There is not much dan­ the legislative progress made on Washington, Dec. 12 — (/Pi try, cavalry, artillery, ploneeri, I keep hla job unless he remained the remainder of the month: Mr. League CThristmas party. Com­ day at 1:30. , North Carolina, South Caro* (Conttaned from Pago One) Musical Trust. J. Clokey, Glee president. Red Men’s Christmas party at Task Force which sailed out to Ongaton, other centers in this and Mrs. Roy B. Warren, Mr. and entrap Him by raising the ques­ ger of the CThrlstlan falling into this and other bills by final ad There'll still lie a White House Spahia and Senegalese. There'' country reported record-breaking | a member. . This is the closed mittee in charge includes Marion Please reserve Friday evening, Oeotgla, Florida, Mississippi, Club; Silent Moon, Vaughan; Song Spurring apeculaUon as to the Sports Center at 2 p.m. oppose a Japanese armada at Mrs. Henry Miller. Modean, chairman: Lorraine Mil­ tion of whether the invaded peo­ any unworthy aubaervience to journment, administration leaders Christmas, but it will reflect the even a camel corps of natives. figures. shop.” Dec. l8th for the novel musical somber spirit of a nation at war. la. Kentucky. Tennessee, day that the Swiss note was re­ of My Soul, Brell. Elsie B. Gustaf­ whether Dixon's diatribe might be Thursday, December 31 tempting to land reinforcements Center Church boys in the serv­ ler, devotional leader; Mary John­ program being prepared by the ple of Palestine should pay ruiers if first of all he is o b e y -j were reported convinced they French officers, including | Missouri, Arkansas, Lou* son; Brothers, Song On, Grieg; part of an impromptu attempt to New Year’s Eve party Ameri­ on Guadalcanal. It led the Ameri­ Traffic through the world’s I tribute to Caesar. The words of Inz these major injunctions, for I could not hold a quorum in Wash The Yuletidf trees will be small­ erats, placed themselves at ceiving sympathetic considera­ busiest canal—the St. Mary's Falls Organic aubaUncea are being- ice: Candidate Herbert R. Gilman. son, wniiam Cbe. Frank Wilson. junior choir. Mrs. Wilfred Kent, T n a s, Oklahoma, Kansas. Who Sails with Drake, Chudlelgh- ypUt the Democratic party waa the can Legion at Legion Home. can ships between two groups of 3rd Student Training Reg., 5th Grace Benson and Eleanor Ander­ Jesus, "Render unto Caesar th^ when we honor all men, love the i '"Rton for further meetings this er this year. Need for saving elec­ disposal, taking orders, chee Arixona and Callfor* tion. Candlsh; This Is My Countr. (Arr. canal on the St. Mary’s river be- developed to replace copper and the director, is preparing a varied tricity will blackoiu_ the once ^ rm an y shackled British and Commonwealth party proposal of Saturday, January 2 Japanese fighting vessels, both of Co.. Fort Bennlng, Georgia; Pvt. son. , and entertaining program. It is things that are C^aesar’s, and un* brotherhood and fear God, we and exemplifying the happy liali About 2,290,000 growers are by Ringwald), A. Jacobs-Raye, tween Lake Superior and Lake lead In funRlcldes for spraying or- (•lad to <>el Rid o f IsMiie glowing national community tree Canadian prisoners Mcause, she former Secretary of War Harry H. Installation here of Grand Lodge which outweighed the Task Force James Howard Harrison, Co. D. Wednesday, 6:30 p. m. Boy j arranged in four parts and will to God the things that are God’s,’ are expressing the very essence j between French and American*' Ibla. Tlie Omnipotence. Schubert-Liszt, Woodring in Topeka. Kansas. in numbers and fire power. Huron—reached the record totad | chards. of democracy and are manifest- | They were glad, however, to get And as in many another home, all charged, some Germans taken officers of the Knights of Pythias 1st Signal Training Reg., Fort Scouts. show the versatility of the young have been commonly made the nd, of another troublesome issue this mountainous sector. t sbnilar referendum on wheat (Solo by Elsie B. Gustafson), Glee The San Francisco alone de­ of 177,916.986 tona by the end of ing the basic requirements of the sons of the nation's first family Raff and other officer* of th prisoner In the August Comman­ Bidding for Lost Sonia Saturday, January SO November, exceeding the entire Monmouth, N. J. Write to them. Wednesday. 7:00 p. m. Eman­ people themselves. No tickets will Christian basis of loyalty to the a* least temporarily — e House- ra wlU be held next spring. do raid on Dieppe, France, had Club. C. L. of C. Silver Tea at the stroyed a cruiser and a destroyer • The annual "White Gift” Christ­ good social order. will be away in uniform. force attributed their aucci Although the former Democratic year of 1941 by 6,796,302 tons. uel and Chapel Choirs. be sold; instead there will be a state. But it ought to be pointed approved proposal to revise agri­ Community Tree JJghtle** been Ued by their captors as they Communion Breakfast y . M. C. A. and so crippled a battleship that mas service will lie held Sunday Thursday, 7:30 p. m. G Clef the mountain passes in ooitodei The Legion of Mary of St. Ber­ governor of Kansas and Cabinet At Windsor it waa estimated free-will offering. cultural parity price standards up­ Official arrangements announc­ moved them to invasion barges. member during President Roose­ other American forces later sank evenihg, December 20, at 7:00 CHiib. ward by including in them all la­ able part to the supporting nard’s church will sponsor a Com­ it. Washington announced that 23 that 123,600,000 tons of iron orq ed today disclosed the community fluth Stand Britain and Canada, In reprisals, velt’s sec donrsmethdiaetaoi. .nup and other cargoes had passed o’clock. David McComb and Saturday, 10:00 a. m. Confir­ bor costs on the farm. artillery. munion Breakfast at the Rockville Japanese ships were sunk and Christian Scirnre Service* tree, a tall spruce on the south Proudeat Man In Oommaafi thereupon applied manacles to Hotel on Sunday morning at nine Veit’s second term said he waa bid­ through the Detroit river between Rev. Gibson Daniels gre in charge mation Class and Children’s CThoir. Despite an appeal by President lawn, would go lightless to con prisoners in camps in the United ding for what he called the lost Trying to Get seven damaged in the battle. ’The L a o f th# program. The choir will Notes 135 Graduates Ready Roosevelt for speedy action, there Proudest man today in RafTl^ Brings Reply o’clock. All members are Invited ships sunk were the battleship, Lake Erie and Lake St. Clair,, ex­ Hartford, First church. Sunday form with war agency orders to Kingdom and in the Dominion. to attend. Miss Elaine Small of 84 souls of the Democratic and Repub­ ceeding the figures for an previous sing two groups of Christmas The annual Candlelight Sen’ice 11:00, Sunday School .1:00, Wed- appeared little hope of obtaining command is Sergt. Everett three heavy cruisers, two light sm , MON., TUBS. conserve electricity. The ceremony, White, Foxborough, Mass., Union street is in charge of the lican parties, his .strongest criti­ years. —songs. o - —The Junior , , Boy*-.choir, . •. , I Sunday, December 20, at 5 p. m. neaday 8:00, 537 Farmington ave­ congre.i'slonal aMroval for a pay usually held on Christmas eve. will cruisers, five destroyei*, eight Prisoners Assumed reservations. cism was aimed at the New Deal. Free of Trap Hamilton, Port Colborae and the which has been trained by Jesse | jj,;, service an Honor Roll and nue. Before School Opens increa.se for Federal employes un- be held in the afternoon daylight captured a German In the last Notice To Guardsmen He termed it "a philosophy of transports and four cargo .ships lakehead center of Port Arttibr all Davla. and who will be heard for service Flag, in honor of the 42 Hartford, Second church, Sun­ le.sa a compromiae" could be work­ this year, with the president tack which cleared a paaa Christianity being a A notice sent out by order of the government gone mad,” interpreted Announced American losses were reported heavy increases In ship­ the first time Sunday morning, nmmbera of the Emanuel Church day 11:00, Sunday School 11:00, ed out. broadcasting a greeting to the na­ Faid. To get this man, White To Be Freed Today two light cruisers and six destroy ed heavy sniper and machine-g i to good ralatlona between the Ottawa, Dec. 12— UP)—Nasi Company Commander will be of the recent election results as re­ In Buna Area ping tonnage. Wheat' shipments will also ting folk melodies. The no^V j n the nation’s service, will Wedneaday 8:00, Lafayette and There was some talk of at­ tion from the south portico. leas, they are today, with Interest to the members of Com­ pudiation of the New Deal rather ers sunk, and 13 or 14 ships dam­ Christmas Story and the meaning be dedicated. Members and Russ streets. Fat o f the Land First Class o f Officers tempting, to ru.Hh through a small In place of the large Christmas fire from rocky hideout* and l prisoners In Canada who had been aged. passing through Port Arthur and anally explained exceptions, pany H, many of whom live in than endorsement of Republican Fort William were particularly of the Gift will be aet forth by friends, families of those In the Rockville Society. Sunday 11:00, b anket increase for all Federal tree that usually adorns the his­ hia fighting mates wounded shackled In retallaUon for similar (Continued from Page One) In Australia to Be grenades Which popped out of i have bean for decades, regard* Nasi measures against British Rockville. All members of Ck>m- policies, and predicted Wendell heavy in the latter part of the sea­ five young people. Everyone at­ service andxothers interested are Sunday School 11:00, Wednesday Americans still live on the workers, to. meet increased living toric east room there will be a tending is aaked to bring a .gift costs, but ihere was doubt that parently empty caves. th great favor by govem- jrisonera were assumed today to pany H Connecticut State Guard Willkie. 1940 G. O. P. presidential headquarters said. Allied planes son with 13.000,000 bushels leaving welcome. ’I'he Emanuel Choirs g;0(), 94 Unioi\ street, fat of the land. Given Commissions on much smaller one trimmed with nominee, would join forces with 'Wrapped in white, for a child in even that could be accomplished. Some prize for cheerfuines* I and peoples in the countries free of their manacles again. of Manchester are notified that on continued to rake the narrowing Plan to Quiz ihe head of the lake* on a single under the direction of G. Albert | ..qq^ -^he Preserver of Man” But waate fa t----- drippings, imitation snow, white streamers are located.” President Roosevelt to establi.sh a the Southland. These gifts will Pearson will sing.' i v^•jll be the subject of the Lesson- Starting Day. Tariff .4clion Delayed and white lights. the action at the pass ought to ] 'The decision to unbind them, ef­ Monday, December 14, 1942, there enemy lines with machine-gun and day—Nov. 30. grease from cooking, or deep The House Ways and Means Catholic statement. Issued will be a complete locker inspec­ liberal party in 1948. While there may be tome move­ be sent Immediately by motor ex­ The traditional early Chriatmas ; sermon for Sunday. December 13. A small family tree will be plac­ to sergt. MaJ. E. J. Shine, Ok fective today, was announced this cannon fire. frying, or the lop of the soup committee already has delayed un­ Galls, N. Y„ who had a quip Washington and signed by week by Prime Minister W. U. tion. AU Issued equipment must Dixon charged that the unsuc­ Fire Official ment of traffic In the lower lakes press for the children’s (?hriatmaa morning service, ’’Julotta," will be : >j (Jhicago, Dec. 12—(P)—A plan to stances. can-owned utility property in the then a Marine captain, waa home Itute for It is deeply resented officials spent much of yesterday until 9 ^ ’clock. At 8 o’clock when Prelude — "Pastoral” .. J. S. iSach 454); "Evil is a negation, berause 1 so scared my hand ^ akes w It has appealed to Police Ccmmls- The funeral of Hubert Long of American troops, after driving a topic; "Stewards,” pertains to the enlist 86,000 Methodist laymen to Early in November, four offi- Canal Zone to Panama. on leave and attended the tree­ the peoples of these countries sioner Lewis J. Valentine asking Price Fixing in examining the charred ruins of many of them formerly started Processional Hymn — "Angels li ia the absence of truth, it /is try to pull the trigger.” Orchard street was held on Friday wedge to the sea between Buna work. It is to dark that men can­ proposed union of Presbyterians work with pastors in connection | cers flew here from the United lighting and church services. All ' ^ American Catholics. These protection for teachers. the lavish night club. from the Realms of Glory” .... and Episcopalians. The Senior nothing, because it ia the absence, now are on far-flung war aa.sign- JU-88* roared down through ' at the Ladd Funeral -Home with and Cape Endaiadere, were pick­ not work well. Instead of getting ...... Smart ..with the church’s Week of Dedi- ! States to map out plana for the to prove to be a disturbing In October, Irwin Goodman, Jacob (Joldflne, the club's wine Choir will sing. of something. It is unreal, because menta. draw again, men opened up afr Rev. Arnold F. Waring, pastor of (Continned from Pag* One) ing Japanese snipers out of the started at the usual hour they are Anthem — "Glory to God” ...... it pre-aupposes the absence of cation Feb. 28 to March 7 waa | OCS. urgently needed to me the la our International rela. teacher, was shot and killed in an the RockvUle Methodist church of. trees and attempting to enlarge steward, showed the locations of Processional Hymn — "Glorious American forces' demands for of­ House guests this Christmas with rifles, and a soldier other Brooklyn school by two for­ now reporting an hour late and ...... Auguato Rotoll God. the omnipotent and omni­ adofited yesterday by a commit­ The traditions, the spirit, flclatlng. ’The bearers were: Fred their advantage by attacking en­ \ ntllators, fans, blowers, cooling Things of Thee Are Spoken” ficer replacements. They were Col. Overnight News will be Mrs. J. R. Roo.sevelt. the Brooklyn accent yelled. ’’There’l background, the culture of mer pupils he had reprimanded for Steel Company and E. H. EMwards units and heatera. work an hour later in the after- Hymn — “Long Years Ago O’er present. . .Human hate has no tee oh'ajrrangements. Apel, Frank Green, Howard Hew­ emy entrenchments in cocoanut Benedicte, Heddon. Pastork and laymen will call Harold Haney, former executive president’s sister-in-law; Harry nothing wrong that a subway oeuntrlea are Catholic.” smoking in the building. Company. San Francisco: A. Les- Fam Not Operating noon. This morning was an excep­ THE SREAT'SloEMlEEVr Bethlehem's Hill” .. Harrington legitimate mandate and no king­ wouldn't cure.” itt. Fred hemmann, John Williams groves. tionally dark morning. There was Offertory — Carol "Noel” ...... Benedictus, Tonus Regius. 8,000,000 ^ th o d la ts to a new i officer of the Infantry school at Of Connecticut Hooker, of New York, a family chen a Sons Rope Company, St. In response to a question from dom. Love is enthroned.” Fort Benning, Ga„ and chosen as When night came and the.b* andCniarlee Underwood. Burial Louis; Mac Whyte Company, Keno­ Australian dive-bombers attack­ a heavy fog betweeu Manchester SiNNYSIMBrMmtoMNi ...... Maurice Besly Introit Hymn, ”0 Worship the dedication of ' aeU. service and By Asociated Prera friend; "Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Commlosioner Reilly as to whether iitoe-lMM lotoMi-'BMflMrlM commandant of the Auatralian waa interrupted, talk was redu was in Grove Hill cemetery. sha, Wis.; Pacific Wire Rope Ooro- ed enemy supply dumps and in­ and Hartford and Ukmm who rode Recesaional Hymn — ”0 Word of K ing” subatance” during .the week. Hopkins and daughter, who live at Join Army electric fane at either end of the —W MTMbU sta 9ita Offertory Anthem, "Send Out Thy Zion lAitheran Church Laymen will occOpy all pulpila school: Col. Frank O. Dewey, a to wisps of converaation that caa rany,’ Los Angeles. stallations between Gona and Skn- to work in the early hours found God Incarnate” ...... Bartholdy High and Cooper Stlreel* Bridgeport —A two-alarm fire, the executive mansion, and Mr*. through chattering teeth. We Leo J. Flaherty son of/M r. and melody lounge bar, near wMch — ON THE SAME SHOW — Light” ...... Charles Gounod of the denomination F.eb. 21 and , cavalryman, his executive offi- F'rankiin D. Roosevelt, Jr., and Rochester ^ p e s , Inc., Jamaica, ananda and American bombera the fire waa reported to have start' traveling difficulL Postlude — “Magnilicate in F. field started by an overflowing oil cold and thirsty. Rations 'wer Mrs. Leo Flaherty of St. Bern­ pounded the Buna airdrome. Major” . . . . Aloya Claussmann Sermon Hymn, "Eternal Light! children. N. Y.; John A. Rosbllng’s . Sons ed, had )>een In operation on the Third Sunday in Advent. cfrcuita*°whf^^nortMlly^ n o t' artillery,’ aas^s'tant director of the | tank, swept through the interior not abundant, but food seemed ard’s Terrace has joined the en­ Company, ’Trenton, N. J.; Union hermon — “The Book That Out­ Eternal Ught! Besides the two trees inside, the gineering corps of Uie Army and night of the disaater, Gcddflne rC' Recessional Hymn, "Jesus Shall 9 a. m .- Church School, Con­ ^°„''“ Fe^b. 28 'andi»ch ool. a Lieut. George A. Tap-| of the threc-story Sokol hall last less importance than the cam; Vv’ire Rope Corporation, Kansas lives The Books” ...... have aervicea on Feb. 28 anil White House will be decorated NOTICE Edwin Willis, son/ i Charles WU- Direct Hit Scored plied “no." Reign" ducted by Edward Rodger, Super­ per from Fort Benning. i night, causing damage estimated and plentiful water supply that ' ...... Rev, W. Ralph Ward. Jr. March 7. Thousand* of layman with two wreaths hung lietween lls o f St. Bernard’s Terrace has City, Mo.: The Upson-Walton Asked whether artificial palm 4:00 p.m.—Young Peoples’ Fel­ intendent. Reaction Unexpected ' b>’ Chief Martin Hayden at didn't have. Company, Cleveland: Wickwire fl.n..e.. —...... TTTH 10 a. m.—Service in German, will give three-minute talks on the the white column* In the lobby; a joined the Arnj^ Signal Corps. On Rangoon Dock trees In each com er of the lounge 9:30 a. m. Church School for lowship in the rectory. importance of the week each Sun­ .«jnce the OCS comM under the « as Bridgeport a third THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF Spencer Steel Company, New were near coolers, Ooldfine said Conducted by Candidate E. Stech- aupert'ision of the Army’s S er-i mu tiple alarm fire in , days wreath over the front door and Both have left for Camp Devens, New Delhi, Dec. 12—(JP\—Twen TTm all agea. Adult Bible Class taught 7:00 p.m.—Evening Prayer and day in February. oi in each of the windows flank- York; Wire Rope Corporation of holz. vices of Supply, one of their first O’ j-ocal 251 of the Mass., Mr. Flaherty w a s a sopho­ ty large bombs burst smong '.hey were. by Lewis Haskins. sermon, by the rector. Sermon Preparation for the week of ,u r, - .'.merica, Inc., New Haven, Conn., The etate investigators, headM Lutheran Hwir over WTHT at - - 'Mine, Mjll and Smelter Workers inis that entrance; a spray of Hopes Urafling more at th* University of Connec­ warehouses and a direct hit waa ENDS TODATt 10:45 a. m. Church Nursery for topic: "Prison", The Junior C?hoir dedication will begin In the 42,000 conference* was with Brig, Gen mistletoe dangling from the lobby LOCAL NO. 63y T. W. U. A. and wire Rope Manufacturing and scored on a dock at Rangoon, In by Attorney CSkneralv Robert TODAY AND SUNDAY 1:30 p. m. Speaker: Dr. Waller A. union (CIOi voted ' unaiiiinously ticut at pne time of his enlistment. ” SprlBgtliiMi In Tha RoeWea” pre-school children. will sing. Methodist churches Jan. 3 when Richard J. Marshall. SOS corn- chandelier, and a few puinsettias Equipment Company, Seattle, renewed American heavy bomber Bitshnell. yeeterday/ questioned Maier. last night, Financial Secretary K ill Stick Noi / ' durom Selected PLUS: •Thru Different Eyas” 6:30 p. m. Combined meeting of Processional Hymn. "The Church’s members will be asked to sign mander in the'Southwest Pacific, Wash. attacks against the Japanese in BMton Building Department offi' The Week Ovide Oarceau announced, to de­ sprinkled between palm.* ami SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13 ’Thq/following prospective jurors Youth Fellowship Hi-League and Ode Founda^n." cards pledging that they vrill read | The generals reaction was unex- mand a recount of the vote by dracaneas In the Main lobby. Th* commission dismissed a Burma yeaterday, a United States cials. Wednesday. 10 a. m. —Sewing fo r^ e winter term of the Tolland Epworth League. Offertory Hymn, "Fairest Lord th. Bible and pray, dally for the h“e"L d l/r e A - t e d men. which International Pre.aident Will Ris-elve Offl«-e Foree complaint against the Bethlehem Army communique announced to­ 7:30 p. m. Evening Ser\’ice in for the Red Cross. County Superior Court have been Jesus.” Wednesday, 7 p. m.—(Jhoir Re­ week. Reid Robinson of Butte, Mont., For President and Mrs. Roose­ I>is Angeles. Dec. 12 i —Jo AT 2:30 P. M. AT TINKER HALL announced: Rachell H. Stanley, Steel (Company and the officers of day. The big bombers of the the Chapel. Sermon: "The Story Sermon Hymn, "Thy Kingdom all SOS specialists, who Were Robin.son Baer. 31-year-old the association, the late Harry J. Tenth U. 8. Air Force also raided hearsal. / about to be commissioned Without ; waa re-elected last month, defeat- velt, Chri.stmas will begin the -Andover; Milton W. Haling, Bol­ According to St. Matthew”, Mr. CYime." I ing' John J. Driscoll of this city. chinist. went through draft pr Leschen. and George 8. Whyte and Port Blair, in the Andaman is­ Must Cover Clocks Ward preaehing. - Notes Covenant Congregational CSiurch special officer training. Why didn't morning of Dec. 24 when they re­ ton; Horace Little, CoIumbiS; Carl Vesper Hymn, "Softly Now the Sunday, Dec. 20, Holy Commun­ Spruce Street ceive more than 200 members of cet'ding.s again yesterday. Schramm, (Coventry; W. Lillian O o rg e P. Lamb. lands, the communique said, but The Week Rejected twice previously, there, "where a Naval auxiliary Light of Day.” ion ivill be celebrated in English. S. E. Green, Minister ff M ha ir^n*i^'Buakirk whose husband. Paul, was the White Hoii.se ofiice force. Proulx, Coventry; Mary H. Cum- *• During" Blackouts Monday 3:30 p. m. Girl Scouts. Recessional Hymn, "Stand Up, staff take them off his hands, and » ^ accident here was sworn into the Army by I vessel received a d.rect hit on our 7:30 p. m. Epworth Chrcle Confessional Service at 9:30 a. m. give tliem a »ix-week course m Auguat. was Members of the hoii.sehoUl .staff misk, Coventry; Eva Beasley, El­ Stand XJp. for Jeaus." 9'30,a.m .—Sunday School. take, then was sent home as a ELECTION OF OFFICERS AND OTHER IMPORT.I T . ^ previous raid, no shipping or oth­ GEORGE J. Christmas party in Church Parlor. Main service at 10 a. m. Rev. general Army orientation? ' awarded, $10,000 damages in Su- and their families will l>e received lington; Clarence Dehn, EUington; Noted Attorney er remunerative targets were The Week George J. Meyer of Bristol, will 10:45 a.m.—Morning Worship. vilian. Police arrested him as BUSINESS IS TO COME BEFORE THE MEE'I ' ^ G ! Torrington, Dec. 12.—(J^ — Even PLUS Men’s Friendship Club in the in the afternoon. Elton W. Buell, Hebron; Leroy B. sighted " Monday, 3:30 p.m.—GFS candi­ conduct the service and administer 7:30 p.m.—Evening Service. Really Started From Scratch ; perior court ye.sterday against The president will sit down to draft evader because he had lo Kinney, Hebron; , Mrs. Alice H. clocks with luminous 'dials Should SMITH C h a ^ . "That wae on Nov. 10,” says John Segda. Oe'oige A. Cooley and hi.s registration card. Dies in Norwalk It said all the plane* returned Tuesday 9:00 a. m. Huatlera will dates. the Lord’s Supper. Monday, 7:30 p.m. — Junior Christmas eve dinner with the Darling, Mansfield; Mrs. Emma a . without damage or injury to the lie disconnected or covered during Teacher o f On Christmas Eve the children Colonel Dewey, "and five days la -' Edwin H. Richards, all of Ea.st __ Baer was placed in charge ^ blackouts. Judge John J. Caaale meet all day. 7:30 p.m.—GFS "Younger Mem­ League meeting at the parsonage. small family group that eveniiig Oistonbuay, Mansfield;^ A. L. Ge- fUers. bers.” of the Church School will present Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.— Prayer ter we started the school. We real- Hartford. Segda was driving a group of fellow-inductee*, warned in Municipal court yeater­ . BANJO AND GUITAR 10:00 a. m. Red Cross sewing ly started from scratch. We had truck, owned.by hi* co-dtfendants, and afterward follow his custom Tuesday, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. the Children’s (Christmas Service. time he hopes he will stick. Norwalk. Dec. 12— Chester day afternoon at the trial of i Private Lessons Only. in the parsonage. service. nothing. We had to borrow cooks [which struck Van Buakirk’s car. by reading Dicken's Christmas 2:30 p. m. Asbury Group will Red O osa work. Bring lunch. Friday, 6:30 p.m. — Cffiildren’s Carol to them. W, Chithell, 58, general counsel to case Involving violation o f black' iMorps id iL m a from one outfit to prepare the food ' New Hivep Over 400 Yale slu- the U. 8. Shipping Board during Think Man KiUed out regulationa. Such a dock waa 16th Local Season. meet in the parlor. 8:30 p.m.—Junior CJholr re­ Church of The Nazarene (?hoir rehearsal at the parsonage. for the men, a mess hall from an- dents, members of ".he university's The distribution of gifts will be hearsal. the World War, died yesterday at reoponsible for a oummons for 3:15 p. m. Brownie. 466 Main- Street, Manchester other to feed them in, officers Reserve Officers’ Training corps, made Christmas afternoon except ('.hriiitmaa Chopping Instruments Available. 7:00 p. m. Boy Scouta. 7:00 p.m.—Boy Scouts. the Norwalk General hospital. Dominick OulnehL himself an air Res'. Jame* A. Young, Pastor Gosttel Hall from wherever we could get them marched in review yesterday be­ for the children who will empty 'C h ristm as By Skip Driver For Details Please Call 7:00 p. m. Miapah Group. 7:30 p.m.r-GFS Business Girls. Its Crater Street A New York lawyer, Cuthell raid warden. In th* blackout here S T A ^ MONDAY to serve as instructors. fore President Charles Seymour t their filled stO( kings in the morn- Timely Warning for Ev« earlier In tto week. 121* clock 7:30 p. m. Bible Hour In Young 8:00 p.m.—Senior Choir rC' Sunday services: .ing. was especially prominent In New SUPER GIANT SHOW! Dial 8360 19 Flower St. "But,” and he looks pretty and heard an announcement from TMi viaom r was Introducefi at th* hearing and People's room. / hearsal. 9:30 a. m:—Church School. John 10:30 a. m. ^ Sunday breaking Col. Dean Hudnut, professor of During the ilay the pre-iident and One To Heed York transit matters, in which be Saturday 6:45 p. m. C?hoir Re pleased, "we’ve been giving those served as special counsel to the Bridgeport, Dec. 12— (Jf) —^Aa given a tryout In a darkened room Wedneaday, 3:15 p.m.—Brown­ Cargo, Bupt., Cnasses for all. of bread. military science and tactics, that his family will attend religiou.i Cards haarsal. ies meeting. men eight hours of instruction a Don't get ."to biusy doing youlj New York State Transit commis­ intensive effort to determine the by the judge- 10:45 a. m.—Morning Worship. 12:15—Sunday school. four new 105 mm howitzers had services arranged by the-rt\'a.sh- Thursday, 6:30 p.m. — Girl I-W p. m. — Sunday, Gospel day, and they’ve had to study hard ChristniHS shopping that you sion from 1937 to 1941; and In identity of a hit-and-‘ on motor­ After th* tryout, Judge Caaale Sermon: "Secure Foundations.” at night to keep 'up with their been sent to the unit to replace ington Federation of Churches. "OkHwi Drop in today or Sun­ ist believed responsible for the granted a discharge to the accuaed Manchester Methodist Church Scouts. 6:30 p. m.—N. Y. P. S. (Juniors) meeting. outmoded French 75 mn guns The family dinner will be re.served neglect the cold which you are ver commercial aviation, helping to North Mala Street work.” likely to take among the i by SHIRTCRAFT^ death of Leonard J. Donahue, 32, but warned that hereafter even the 90BT. STACK ■ DIANA 6ARRYM0R ItmmmwmmmsHFi 7:00 p.m.—Adult Confirmation Mis* Frances E. Borman, auper- 7:00, Tuesday—Prayer meeting. For the balance of thla month j "'hich had bee u.sed for training for evening with the president form many large firm* and aerv- of 101 Euclid avenue, Fairfield, Bev. Earl H. Furgeson, Minister Clast at rectory. . and hurrying fmm heated inter ■sBiat *r Mis'i #isi taiiTt. day and leisurely ing as chairman of the Air Law smallest lights abould be extiU' LATlsw-irSIWircilO. viaor. 7:45 Friday—Bible Study. things should be a bit easier. Be- carving the turkey. appeared to be nearing a oucceas- Friday, 7:00 p.m.—Advanced 6:30 p. m.—N. Y. P. S. (Seniors) to outdoors. committee of the American Bar gulahed or covered during futuia Ptoe: •Vlondle’s Blessed Event” cause the full teaching and ad­ Hartford—Leonard Mecca 51, make your selection ful conclusion today as evidence blackouts.-' Three others arrested 9:30—aChurch achool. First Aid (Tlass. Miss Marion E. Janes, president. Burhingiiain Gpngregatinnal and hia 22-ye*r-old son. Domenci, For 85 years. Father John’s Me Association. found at the scene of the fatality TOMY 10:45— Morning worship. 7:30 p. m.—Evangelistic aerv'ice. ministrative staff — officen(-and icine has been In use to After th* end of th* World War, for blackout violations were fined S A T .X S U N . Saturday, 10:00 a.m.—Confirma­ . Church both of W4’terbury, were arraign­ from our Xm as Card and pieced together by traffic de­ $2 each with costs. In each case STATE Prelude— "Pastorale in G” .. enlisted men — now has arrived Bomber Grasb cough.s due. to cold* by soothln he represented Secretary of War HARTFORD DSC. II-B-IS tion Claas for girls in Parish Subject: "Broken easterns.’’ Rev. Philip Roae, Pastor ed y'esterday before U. S. Commia- partment policemen was added to the householder had gone out leav­ ...... Donahoe House. The Week: from the United States. aioner Willianv J. Wholean on the throat. It also builds reall Newton D. Baker In settling the selection. information obtained by inveeti- ing a light burning. May W e Suggest Anthem—"God So Loved the 11:00 a.m.—Oonflrmstion Class Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. — 10:00 a. m., Sunday — (Jhurch charge* of violating the aelective Fatal lo Three a nee to colds when vitamin A War Department's claims against gatore. /N PERSON World” ...... Stainer for boy* In Pariah House. Monthly meeting of the Women’s service act by giving fal.Yit Goal 8et Take ing tabtia and im Rayon received the Alumni medal for Edgewood Arsenal, Md^ Dec. 10:30— Second mas.*. one of three ship* preparing to 12—Harold O. Lindsay ot 36, Edg lowship. Beaond GenfrefatioaaJ Church Garden and Winter St*. Choir rehearsals following each mona. Calif., Army dentist on Sharfcakisj Th* Victory ers. nMritorious service Ift 1933. Mohair Unreatrlcted Sf. Mary^s Hall A half billion pounds of waste land at th* TuUa municipal air­ erton street. Is scheduled to be­ ELLUKTON The Week North Btoln and North Straeta Res-. Karl Blchter, Pastor maaa. duty In Australia,'and Mias Elea­ Dickey wiO give new (xesh Hla widow, two sons and two Main Street, nor Persons, 32, aircraft worker fat per year is the goal of the port. Mohair has been completely re­ come a eeoond lieutenant at the • Tha church pehoefi Chriatmas Forrta E. ReyaoWa, Mlatator Names of the dead and injured ei*ct*iDmi^drsmii,mmi daughters survive. , 8:50 a. m.—Sunday achool and formerly of Peoria, 111., will be Conservation Division. Urban resi­ leased from restrictions of the graduation exerdees of th* Cbem' East Hartford, Conn. C* FAMOUS 6AND ]>ag*4fit 1® 1>* presented on Do- Dveraupply OIppM men were withheld by Army au­ ers, sportswear and *ni- leal Warfare Service Officer Can oember 20th will be rehearsed Sun­ Bible claaaca. Alfred Lange, super­ married by proxy tonight. dents are expected to contribute Wool Conservation Order. Prac­ Everyntan’a Claaa at 8:15. Men 4.5 pounds per capita, and farm thorities. forms.'Pemr Pan or cboven- V etena PoUeetnaa Diea tically all mohair cornea from didate School her* today. He aras Every Wednesday and TOSMY DORSEYS SINGINO STAR day afternoon at 2:30. o f the community Invited. intendent. Kansas City—(P>—A fuel oil Lieut. 0>1. Larry Devlin. River­ chosen from thS ranks for this Monday, 7:45—Meeting of the 10:00 a. m.—:Worahlp. distributor noticed coupons he had side, who Introduced the couple, dwellers have a quota of 2.8 iM* ooUaf modelsi kmodcr Th e Center Texas, and present stocks amount Sstordsy Night, 8-12 P. IL Church School at 9:30, Mlaa El­ pounds Average collection from GaaoUae Posalble Explaaatkia training by his superior offleei* Church Ooundll. . The Week received from a customer were will say "I do” for the bridegroom easily^ Naugatuck, Dec. 18—0^—Pa­ to 19,000,000 pounds. An addition­ ate Newcomb, iHrector. the armed forces ia two pound-i because o f exceUenc* In military Tuesday, 8:00— Meeting of the Nursery at 10:45 for the small Monday, 7:30 p. m.—The Sewing not like others. 'The rationing at a Ckingregatlonal church ser­ trolman Timothy J. Reardon, 54, al 8,000,000 pounds will soon be F estn iin g per month per man. D enver- (JP) —Sam Paulatos’ veteran member of the Naugatuck sboiborn. record, education, and character. ^SIN ilR A Twlx-n-TWeen Study Group at the children. Clrc^ will meet with Mrs. Qecar board quickly discovered the cou­ vice with Rev. John Wiley offi­ Pharm acy ciating.' popcorn wagon disappeared from p^ee department and vlce-piael- In dvifiaa Ufs be waa a coat ac­ panonage. Morning worship at 10:45. Ad­ Anderson, 348 Center atreet pons were good (or 100 gallona, its customary (larking place. He Aft Webtfer't BETTY ri( . IV> • HHII TON Thuraday, 7:00- p. m.—Junior not 10 gallona each; and the cou­ Clapp popped the question in a Potatoes will freeze at 30 de­ Ttf Mxbi Street dent o f tha state poUc* aaaocia- S to ry 'locomotive in active aar- countant for tb* Bullard Obm- '.>1. .S -.'1. M A Christpaa candle-light Com­ vent sermon -by the minister on grees Fahrenheit, but if stored at offered police a possible explana­ LENNEY'S At The Center tion for the last eight years, died vlee ba American railroads now p a w . A t Bryant CoUcg* o f wMoh OM Timers* Orehestra munion Selhdce with special music the subject: "O f Mthintain Peaks." choir and 8 p. m. Senior choir. pon book totaled 12,000 gallons in­ letter dated Oct. 29 which Misa Rich la the Eseeetial Persons received Nov. 12. temperatures above 40 degrees tion: A tank on the machine con­ last night He was appointed to handles about 25 per cent more he u an alumnus b* was presldeat HANK POST, Prompter 'b y the choir wlU be held on the Muaic by the- choir with Miss Saturday, 9:30 a. m.—Children'a stead of the 1.200 allotted the cua- tained three galloiiB ef (asoUne, — J, the dapwtmeat ta 191^ i . « . tomar, Tha board fixad iU I 8he aocevtad hr eahlafram. they plU sprout. ton mile* than it did in 1 9 ^ f t Bata ^tfasa Cbl rrataralty, . 1 I III in ■ii i f a .iae.il mmmu^sssmSmUt I ^Uolan Barggren aa guaat aolotot. f 4 / j ’ ,- y' /, X MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12. 194S itANCHESTV* EVEWnWS ffratALB. RAWCHUSTEll. CONN. SATURDAT, BWTEWBTH 12, IS*4B yxcE » (akva that "this BPema to foroahadow man tanka and seven planes to ths 20 Register concerted acti.^n" by the Alllea. Shi^’Q Xmas toll. * l)cal Youths Wounded One vicious clash west of Rzhev Program to Depict Allied Planet Score cost the Germana 800, the Rua- Opening *..iy Drive Plans siana claimed, after Red Army Hitt on Merchant Shipt troops forced a water crossing un­ In Solomon Islands Cairo, Dec 12 — (/P) —Allied der cover of artillery fire, and Town’s Part in War . -V' ' ' ' "" planes of the Middle Bast Com­ Major N. J. Curtis in broke into the German trenches. 18 Year Olds Being En> mand raided, Naplea again yester­ The Russians said they destroyed day, starting fires along the en­ Charge of Boxes, for 33 German dugouta and block­ rr?],, F. Shedd and | Bombers Blast rolled for Selertivc houses here. Composite Picture cf tire water front and scoring hits Soldiers Under USO. 1 Italian (aties Service at I^cal Office on merchant vessels.'* the British' The Red Air Force brought What Has Been D0ne '-V announced today. . down aeven German planes in And What Is Expected by the Navy ___ - Only 20 youths who have arrived In addition to the attack on Major-N. J. Curtis, of the Sal­ duels over the Vellkie J-ukl region, Naples, long-range Allied fight­ vation Army, baa been deaignatad the communique claimod. ment Today* (Oontmaed from p«t* one) at the age of 18 registered for ers. ranging over the Mediterran­ Northwest of Stalingrad, the To Be Given Friday. Selective Service at the local draft ean, intercepted a northbound local chairman of the "Share Your Rusalans In one oector broke Wavy Department announc- yeaterday’a raid atarted Area along board office yesterday. Others convoy of Axis transport planes Christmas" program of the ,U.8.0., through mine fields and barbed "Mr. and Mrs. Manchester at the entire waterfront. Hits were jp today that Paul V. Bhedd, 19, who reached 18 between July 1 and south of Lampedusa , Island and it waa announced today by Rich­ wire to kill 300 and capture a War," a, composite picture of what scored on merchant vessels in the shot down at least eight transport huge pile of guns and other ma­ ~ ef Mr. and Mra Clarence harbor, the communique Aatd. Aug. 31 have through next Thurs­ ard Martin, local head of the is expected and what has been ac- day, Dec. 17, to register. It la not planes, one bomber and four twin- terial. and In another sector they Id of 89 Wetherell atreet baa Turin Blasted Again engined fighters. U.S.O. Tlia program of this cam­ compllsbed by the wide awake ' Only a few hours after the at­ expected that the total registration ambushed 8 tank-supported coun­ wounded in action in the pf 18 year olds her# will go over Lampenisa island ia about mid­ paign will be to fill Chriatmas ter-attack and killed 300, the 8o- Manchester Cjouncil of Defense, tack on Naples, big four-engIned way between the British Island of i>oxes for those aervlce men who lalanda. Paul Shedd waa R. A. F. bombers roared away from 100. riet authorities aaid. will be presented in High school Those reaching 18 between Sept. Malta and the Tunisian coast. may nut gvt a Chriatmas box from hall Friday evening, December 18. younfeat of three brothera, their Britfsh bases and, flying over home- N. 1 and Oct. ,31 are to fegister com­ Bombers Raid Tunis Dorks Four dlatlnet phases of civilian Jo anliated early thia year in the the continent in a dangeroua. four- Manchester will be tbe collection Germani Claim Repulse mencing Friday, Dec,’ IS and end­ The night previously bombers, defense wHll be outlined by a group 8. Marine Ooii>B. All three boya mile layer of clouds, blasted badt.v dc])Ot for these boxes for .Holton, kept together, Paul, Donald battered Turin with another load ing Thursday. Dec. 24. presumably from Malta airfields, Of Russian Attaclis of speakers headed by State De­ Tb'o.sc renching 18 between Nov. raided the Tunis docks again and Andover and Coventry as well as Robert and after their tiyln- of explosives. thia town and the Salvation Army Berlin, (From German Broad­ fense Administrator, Wesley A. W»re aent to th# South Seaa The clouds were so thick that the 1 and Dec. 31 are to register com­ started a fire at the entrance to Sturges, including Frank Lough- mencing Dec. 28 and ending Dec. the .canal, the British communi­ citadel will ba the collection center casts), Dec. 12—(if>)—Renewed duty. results of the raid could not be de­ Un, acting state director of indus­ 31. que said. for the boxes after they have been Russian attempts to break ttoough Barenta A n NoHiled termined. The Rome communique in the Kalinin area, northwest of trial plant protection, Edward H. raid the damage was slight. De­ Thn.se who volunteered to regis­ On the El Ageila battleground tilled. Ur. and M n. Shedd have been In order that all the boxes may Moscow, have been repulsed with Davis, director of Air Raid Pro­ tided by the Navy Department spite the hazardous flying condi­ ter the youths yesterday were where Field Marshal Erwin Rom­ tection, Dana L. Davis, director of Georgs Dame and Miaa Marjory mel's forces are awaiting a blow be uniform in aize the U.S.O. ia destruction of 170 Soviet tanks their aon'a injury in action. tions. however, only three British Wesley A. Rturges Emergency Services of the State planes were reported lost on the Sullivan. The voluntary registrar from the British Et.qhth Army, furnishing them for filling. Major and heavy lossea In enemy troops, Another Mancheater boy listed Curtis will have a supply of these the Berlin radio reported today. Defense Council and Captain Plnk- mission. today is Mrs. E. Ruth Britton. Allied planes raided concentra­ ross of the local anti-aircraft _ jg tha recently wounded in The Selective Service office In cartons within a few days. He la German forces destroyed an­ ctlon in the Solomona ia Sergeant Turin, home of the Fiat works tions of Axis tanks, trucks and unit ahd other war indu.stries, was the Post Office building (entrance other motorized equipment, it was also planning additional collection other 36 tanks, the broadcast said. tancU H. Blakely of 185 Wethera- through the west door) will be open ceniers in town. In the Toroqueta sector. 40 mflea Tbs meeting will be open to the |tld avenue, Hartford, aon of heavily bombed Tuesday and reported. About Town Wednesday niglits. until 5 p. m. today for registration. Regimental welfare officers will northeast of Vellkie Lukl on the general public and the local civil­ Prank Blakely, an employee of the The Nofilla landing ground, about central front. ian defense officers and leaders Reports from the English south The ortlce will not be open tomor­ no miles west of El Agheiia, was decide to whom the boxes will go J. E. Keith J^imltuN Company. A aon was bom Thursday at St. (hope that aa many aa possible will coast saying that the rosr of east- row. siiccea-sfully attacked by Allied In the various camps. A box con­ Freshly reinforced Spviet divi­ W ooded Last Month sions which started'a I new large Francis ho^ltal, Hartford, to Mr. put every other date to one aide bound planes was audible for more fighter-bombers, but no indication taining items costing not more llic local men suffered their than an hour last evening made it than sixty five cents is suggested. scale attack south of Rzhev yes­ and Mrs. 'Thomas P. Murphy of for that evening and pack the Wpunda In eetion between Nov. 16 wa given as to the strength of the terday were repulsed "under the Highland Park. nigh school hall for this very im­ clear that a large force had set Axis Reinforces Axis Air Forces found there. Tbe boxes should be wrapped with 10 the Navy Department an- out on the long jaunt across the red and green Chriatmas paper heaviest lossea," the high com­ portant meeting. cd today. . Of the ground activity, the com­ mand said. It described the assault Music will be provided during Alps but the raiders were .said to munique reported only that "de­ with seals, etc. No perishable food As early as 9:30 this morning Paul Shedd left MancheaUr formation as unusually strong in­ the evening by the anti-aircraft have encountered almoit unbelieva­ Tunisian Army; velopments in the El Agheiia area aiiould be included, but it is sug­ transportation facilities both by High school In bU Junior year to bly bad weather immediately after gested, at the request of the Navy, fantry aild tank force's. bus and train were taxed to ca­ unit orchestra. Defense (JmincU jjSOOBpany hla three brothera in are proceeding according to plan Supported by German airmen Chairman George H. Waddell will creasing the Channel. Stand Is Question without interference from the ene­ that a cake of soap be included. pacity. This held true both to the service. Forced To High Altitude Every fourth box will go to a Nazi, Rumanian and Italiai. and from Hartford. Bus drivers be chairman of the meeting. Clarence A. Shedd, the father of Dense cloud banks more than my." Navy man. , troops also drove off repeated So­ Subjects to be covered during Three enemy fighters were re­ repdrt the heaviest riding in years the Shedd hoys aerved in World four miles thick forced the planes (Continued from Page Ono) The boxes must be ready and in viet attacks in the southern sec­ all through tbe past week and the evening will be "Air Raid War I and an uncle served over- to a high altitude, where they en­ ported shot down and others dam­ the collection depot by December tor, the high command aaid. Protection." by Eldward H. Davla, aged during the operations over many of the regular buses were la the Yankee Divielon. countered Intense cold which coat­ theory that Rommel had decided 21. They will be p ick ^ up by an considerably behind time. who ia one of the finest of speak­ ed their wings with a dangerously against a stand there. El Agheiia and the Nofilla landing army truck and delivered to Army ers and as a past instructor of Air field. \ heavy load of ice. Keporta Attack Repulsed and Navy camps. Hospital Notes Raid Wardens schoolo, presents his Of the bombers which got The Italian high command’s war j Suggested items include; two Members of the Atpina Society subject in a roost interesting [Post Offices through to the target, a few were bulletin, without supporting de-1 Nfuit Claim American bars of candy, two bags of pea­ are requested to meet tomorrow manner. said to have found gaps in the tails, reported today that British | nuts, a pocket comb in a case, a evening at 7:30 at Oak ahd Cottage Other subjects will lie "High cloudc through which they nosed armored attacks had been warded Destroyer Sunk liuckage of playing cards, a can of Admitted yesterday: John Spar- streets, from whence they will pro­ Exploaivea, Bomba and Bomb ceed to the home of Dominick Cig- Open Sunday down to loose their bombs. off In Libya. tooth powder, pocket size paper go. 37 Lancaster Road; Baby Jef­ Reconnaisoance,” by Dana L. The announcement of the raida' Berlin (From German Brodd- frey Larson, 68 Strickland atreet; netto, 75 Cottage street, to pay a For their part, the Germana, caats), Dec. 12.—(/Ih—The German editions ot popular books, pads of Davis, director oi the 'State Emer­ were preceded by radio reports frustrated in their drive upon Al- writing paper, two pancils, a sew­ Patricia Burna, 31 Dougherty final tribute o f respect. Mr. Cig- high commanc' aaid today that a netto who died Thursday night waa gency, services of the State De­ Persons Given Op- from Vichy and Bern that uniden­ iled-held Medjez El Bab, 35 miles ing kit, mittens and pocket knife. street: Gulaeppl Carablno, 12 tified planes had dropped bomba United States destroyer was sunk Glenwood street. the husband of Mrs. Margaret fense Council. southwest of Tunis, aaid today by a U-boat off Oran and that a Director Frank lx>ughlin of In- jporlunity to Get Mail on French and Swiss soil during that in new trusts stubborn Al­ Discharged yesterday: Anna- Cignetto, corresponding secretary BritishO iiiis ii destroyeru en iru y er waaw a s sunkaiiHK in a | * >- . ■ m ' r * l l duetrial Plant protection will the night. lied defenders had been wiped out i 3 belle Roberto. 113 Spencer street; of the society. Naval engagement in the English speak on "Plant Protection," and Off Early This Year. Vichy aaid that hircraft believed at a Bridgehead south of the Med- ' OattlO lOF iLlOOW Mrs. May McLaughlan, 437 Sum­ to be British had bonibed tbe town channel last night. I mit atreet. Captain Pinkross of the anti-air­ jerda river, which bisects the Mrs. William E. Moshicr of West craft unit at the armory, substi­ Hie Ifanchester poat office will of Annecy, close to the Italian (These claims were not confirm- ! O f O s x i i ¥ls>iws«A^rA<|* Births; Yesterday, a aon to Mr. Mateur-Tebourba line in Tunisia. Center street, has received word tuting for Colonel A. L. Bullard, border and about 9S miles from ed from any other source.) A/UU I and Mrs. Ernest Gardner, 26 ilw opened tomorrow in prepara- Lieut. Gen. Dwight D. Elsen­ that her husband. Private William Commanding Officer, will speak on Turin, killing three people. hower, however, continued to Light German Naval iinita ac- E. Moshier, who has been at the filoii ftnr the Chriatmas rush. Two cia_nted for the British destroyer "Anti-Aircraft Protection." The Swiia government declared gather his forces in the muddy Soviets Advance *5''Paul Palozie, air base at Miami Beach, has been lllUivariea o f mail were made to- that foreign planes had dropped in the channel and also .set lire to Ellington. The local Defense Council has hilla and the Allied spokesman was transferred to Scott Field, HI., gone to great pains to secure this Because ao many are maU- Incendiaries on Sins-and Canton a motor torpedo boat, tbe high where he will take a course In radio Argovie in northeast Switzerland, optimistic that an overwhelming command said. (Continued From Page Une) quartet of State Defense (Council early. Postmaster Thomas J. Allied striking force would be in operating and mechanics, to fit damaging several buildings, and Nazi defense guns were de­ CroM-Country Runners Make executives for this meeting and ih has arranged to taka care position to push the Germans back Their Letters him for duty as a member of a ^ hustneee at the office. Not also at Canton Valais in western clared to have shot down three suffered serious loases. Generally, much will be gained by the In­ to the sea in due time. German counter-attacks in the fighter bomber crew. Scott . Field ily will the main office be open Switzerland near the French Britlsb aircraft over Norway and was formerly a training ground for dividual homeowmer by attending border, starting a forest Are. "The enemy has been able to area were proving futile, Red Star East Lansing, Mich —(/P) -Two and learning first hand what ia lit also Station A. Tomorrow get appreciable men and materials the Flanders coast last night and aviators in World War 1. ^ Mra. Oemrnn Fliera Active a four-engined plane over French said. cross-country runners earned their being done to protect the citizens win bo poaeible to buy stampa from Sicily," he said. "General An­ major letter at Michigan SUte Moshier was the former Alyne I at the windows in the two offices. Some German aerial activity territory. (The German radio broadcast a Gardner of 60 West Center street of the State in case of an air raid. waa reported during the night over derson (Lieiit. Gen. K. A. N, An­ DNB report that Russian forces College by placing In the IC4-A [The windows at the main office derson. commander of the British "A bomber formation attacked and the late Frank A. Gardner. coastal areaa in northeast Eng­ the important (British) port and commanded by Oen. Gregory Zhu­ and the NCAA championships. 01(1 Timera Top Scorer Ivrill ba opened from 3 o'clock until First Army) cannot commit him- Jerry Page of Rockland made the Is o'clock hi the afternoon and the land, where bomba fell at several shipbuilding place of Sunderland," kov had_drlven to Belyi, 60 miles places. The raida apparently were aeU to a major battle until he is southwest of Rzhev and in the di­ grade at New York City in the The members of the Manchester College Park, Md.—{tPy— Jack alls will close at T o’clock and* certain of winning.” It was reported. "Extensive fires diapstched .at 7:80. not on a large scale. were started. Two German planes rection of Smolensk, a German former by placing 20Ui and five | Fire ■ Department will hold their Wright, husky junior fullback Some casualties, including sev Transport Pianss Bring Troops are missing.” headquarters point 75 miles south days later. Captain Ralph Mon- annual Christmas party and ban- from ^Itlm ore, led the Univer­ "Ybe general delivery end stamp A Reuters dispatch from the itadowo will be opened tonight eral deaths, occurred in one indus­ of Belyi)., roe of Indianapolis. Ind., did like- | quet on Sunday December 20 at sity of Maryland football team in Tunisian front estimated that 23,-' Clalma Bridgehead Captured h'^adquarters on Main streeL The tinnW 7 o’clock at the main office trial town which waa subjected to The Russian front thus con­ wise by placing 20th in the latter setiring for the season with 48 000 Germana and 8,000 Italians A tenaciously held Allied bridge­ run over the Spartans’ home banquet will be prepared by the land until 6 o’clock at Station A. a short but sharp attack. Two head south of the Medjerda river tinued a seriea of alow-moving points. Quarterback Tommy fatalities were re^rted in a rain were now In Tunisia. Ten or 12 battles In which Red Array legions course. department and the dinner will be had been captured by Axis shock served at 6:30 o’c!(x;k sharp. Mont booted 16 extra points In 26 ing village, German transport planes are ar­ clawed at German poaltiona with . attempts after Maryland’s 30 riving with troops every day, it troops and the defenders were in one house, a whole family of completely wiped out. the high alow headway and sought to stem No Holds Barred ------I touch(iov/ns. six was killed. was said. the outcropping of a German of­ All but one of the justices of ------^------There were no clarifying reports command asserted today. Quotations The German communique men (Allied authorities reported yes­ fensive in the Don river' bend. Rutgers. N. J.—(g>)—Orapplera the peace elected in November | Briti.sh anidlers in India, in tioned Sunderland, on the English on the aituatlmn in the Mateur-.Te- had a field day here recently. It i have qualified in tha town clerk’s ' 1846, dinped thoir white uniforms bourba area, but the Allied salient terday that two attacks toward Mirror Largo Scale Action northeast coast, among the bomb­ Tebourba, south of the river, had waa the annual mat clinic o f the office and have been given the in muddy water far camouflage, ed towns but the British did not which once jutted eastward like a Indirectly the communiques of It will be the duty of those na- been turned back..The Medjerda both sides mirrored large scale New Jersey wrestling clinic and. oath of offiqe by town clerk Sara-1 thereby originating military kha- identify. horseshoe from the two towns had no holds were barred. Itkms who have escaped the worst disappeared. The Allied line now flows into the Mediterranean be­ action by mechanised forces, de­ I uel J, Turkington. kl. lie come to the aid of those who waa almost straight, the spokes­ tween Axis-held Tunia and Bl- spite the snow storms of the tost ‘ tova experienced the worat. Bomb$ Dropped IS ear man said, ahd there apparently serte. roughly bi.secting the Allied week. o-Airthar Oreenwood, British had been a withdrawal in the Te- line to the west.) Tbe Soviet early communique Laborite M. P. Gotthard Rail Line bourba region. "German and Italian troops con­ today said that 60 enemy trans­ Bern, Switzerland, Dec. 12 . -()P) Many observers In London, how­ tinued their attacks." it said. port planea were destroyed tn the What baa been done co-opera- —Unidentifled planes dropped ex­ ever, believed that th# territory be­ Stalingrad area during Dec. 10, a tlvaly by the U. S. and the Phillp- plosive and incendiary bombs last tween Tebourba and Medjez El Bab Oerupetlon Extended four-day total of 133. lea can be done by the United night in the vicinity of the.famed a distance of about 20 miles, now Rome, (trom Italian Broad­ The Ruaaian war bulletin also ,tlona in the world of tomorrow, Gotthard nUl line, one of the prin- Man’s Land, casts), Dec.' 12—(A>)—The high reported that 36 Nasi tanks were Woodridge Model Home ^rharever men yearn for liberty clpal supply arteries to Germany The Vichy radio reported early command said today Axis occupa­ knocked out In yesterday’s opera­ and the right to work out their and Italy, the Tribune de Lausanne today that German forcc.a were tion in Tunisia had been extended tions on both fronts." reported today. own destiny. maintaining their pressure agsinst and that in Libya a British arm­ (Yesterday’s Osrmqp communi­ — Praaident Manuel Quezon of i The newspape. aaid that while Allied positions southwest of Te- ored car attack was repulsed. que, heard in broadcasts from Ber­ the PhlUppinea. no communique had been issued at bourba. The Italian communique said lin, asserted that 24 Ruaaian air­ Now Being Shown In The the time, it "appeared" th-t ex­ The German column which had today 10 United States airmen, craft had been abot down in the plosive bombs fell near Rotkreuz, advanced southward from Tc the crewmen of a bomber ahot Volga-Don area and claimed that Three or four years and several on thg Gotthard line, and at Hoch- bourba upon Medjez El Bab Thurs­ down tn the raid over Naples yes­ from Dec. 1 to Dec. 10 the Ger­ m Illlousand dolUra invested In a boy dorf, where large fires were re­ rminud ht Svtm M. F'iMlm/or C ! Iraa rip. Mmmreh .l.url.liwn JTgfap baa no Interest in the Intel- day waa described by tbe spokes­ terday, have been taken prisoners. mane had knocked out 1,262 Rua­ ported. Rotkreuz Is west of Lake man ai being in “some strength, aian tanks). lleotual life of college ic a waste. Zug,sug, halfway between Luzern and I'Xhdlure to make thia investment in Cham. Hochdorf is a short dis­ another indication of the expand­ The Kuaslan early communique ing might of the Axis in Tunisia Inc. spoke for the third day of Soviet Cottage Homes, 1 the boy of limited means but un- tance west of the southern end of lltnited capacity is for society the Lake Baldegg. Together with a column Which ap­ detachments mopping up bloek- llinpardonable sin. Incendiaries Dropped proached the city from t^e east housea on the southern outskirts Preetdnit Eierett Case of Col­ While large waves of planea this German force was beaten of Stalingrad, indicating a dogged gate University. were declared to have croaseil back by a combination of Ameri­ attempt to channel a new path in e n who go down with their ships at sea—an we’re scrimpers and savers—spending less to lend Switzerland en route to bomb can. British and French troops. that direction. Housing Development Italy, two additional craft drop­ Praises Filers Cooperation Funeruls No mention was made of the en­ Soldiers must eat. Civilians The apokesman was enthuaiaatic gagement before a large populat­ I nuat eat. If our farmers are ped incendiaries at Fins, north of Admiral or the helmsman of a tanker—pay ^ more to our country—for guns and tanks, planes Luzern, and atarted forest fires about the cooperation of Allied Air Mrs. Mary Beyer ed place southwoot of. StaUngrad I to supply adequate food for these Forces in this engagement. where the 'Germans previoualy / ■ ' Vital needs we must enable them between Brig and Raron. Alarms The funeral of Mrs. Mary Bey. "The fighter planea arrived al were reported to be holding be­ M I to produce freely. eounded during the night through er, widow of-Joseph Beyer of 611 most Immediately when the at hind a vast mine field. (This was and ships—for security of our flag, our homes aiuL •—Oov. Leverelt RaHonatall of i most of Switferland and antl-air- Center street, who died Thursday On Center Street the last full measure of devotion to their country. cratt batteries were in action. tacks came and strafed the enemy bcUeved to be Koteinikovski, 90 MaaaachuaetU. noon, waa held this morning at * I At Annecy, in the Haute Savoy line like Hell," he said. He descrlh 8:30 at the T. P. Holloran funeral miles down ths railway to Tlk- ; department of France, three per­ ed the fighting as "encouraging." home, 175 Center street, and at horetsk). Will Rffmain Furnishffd for the Next Tw o Weeks. loved ones—and with the best security in the world Our operations in North Africa sons were reported killed and five , Both aides are hampered by bad St. James's church at 9 o’clock Beport New Successes We who are buying War Bonds to replace those 1 should enable us to bring the wounded by bombs. The Petit weather.apd sticky mud which was Rev. EMmund .Barrett celebrated Ths attempt to ring Vellkie Luki weight of the war home to the Dauphinois of Grenoble said many described as even worse than "the the mass. Mrs. John Barry pre- brought new succeaaee, the Soviet Many Prospeetive Owners Hove Found From It I Baocist state in a manner not forest fires were started at An­ mud of the Somme” in the First sided at the organ and abe and communique said . ships—are we merely lending our spare dollars— for our investment: The promissory note of hitherto dreamed of by its guilty necy. World war. ^,"Our units as a result of violent lS6dera. Arthur E. Keating sang. The buri­ "It -Ims hampered movement on al was in St. James' cemetery engagements occupied heights of both aii}es. but helps the Allies to What An Attractive Furnishings Job Can l^e Done — Winston Churchill where Father Barrett conducted considerablt tactical importance. Heavy Damage — : . some extent by giving them Uncle Sam^ the services. The bearers were Repeated' Gertnan counter-attaeka or are yre fighting with them? We are fighting if We are approaching the point chance to build up strength,” the Caused by Raid spokeaman said. John, Raymond, Albert and Frank were unsuccesaful, ending in the In One of These Houses. ~~ B^en the war fronts and the home Rome (From' Italian Broad- Schlebel. Max Schubert and Gus­ enemy sustaining heavy loasea in fronts in enemy countries sre The Morocco radio broadcast casta ). Dec 12- i/P)—Heavy dam­ communique from French general tave Pertshnlgg. manpower and equipment,” tha ffiponing for far reaching develop- age waa caused in an Allied air communique atated.- inants. Once the time has come to headquarters in North Africa raid on .Naples late yesterday claiming the Germana suffered Ncar iCriiev, German counter­ the offensive and strike while afternoon but a night raid on attacks were beaten back and iron is hot. it would be folly to heavy losses In Infantry in the Turin—the third of the week on Medjez El Bab fighting About Did You Know some enemy positions were token, Three Styles of Houses To Choose From A t Three ■■ and over-prepare, and per- the northern arsenal city —caused the Rusalans claimed. mias our opportunity. half of the 15 tanka employed by only slight damage, the high com­ the Germans were damaged, the "In thia engagement tha Ger­ »iBrlm e Mlalster Jan Smuts, of mand said today. That— . Popular Prices: .fianth Africa. communique said. mans lost several hundred officers New Axis air raida were report­ and men klllad,” the broadcast CAN SAVE IS THE LeXs T YOU CAN DOT Another French communique In the United States there were THE ed on Bone and Philippeville. Al­ communique aaid. "We destroyed one thing disturbs me— reported that offenisive recon- 513 persona with Incomes of |1,- lied bases in Algeria. nalasances west of Kairouan "pro­ 21 enemy tanks." $5,220 — $5,470 and $5,280 ■tomach. A few days ago aev- The war bulletin said the Ger-- 000,000 or more in 1929; in 1932, gressed aa planned." Kairouan ia there ware only 20. The mid-day communique pic­ doga ran to our line.'The one mana and Italians., extended tlie tured the struggle continuing for I ahot proved to be very about 28 miles west of the main holdings in Tunisia in an eruption road between Sousas and Sfax and vantage points, with thrust and of renewed local fighting. When a Ladawb) marries in SMAIL DOWN PAYMENT \ 35 miles from the Mediterranean western Tibet, his next two counter-attack. eerpoial’s letter from The communique said a British coast. # . • treat. younger brothers becomt secon­ More Then S.(NM Killed deatroyer had been' torpedoed in Axis Supply Ship Sunk • It listed more than 3.000 dead the Mediterranean, but failed to dary husbands to his wife. tbs battla down there (in A Greek Naval coifimuniquc an­ on the fronts and addad t h m Oer- Reasonable Monthly Payments Like Rent After say the~ extent of the damage or nounced today that a big Axis /y*i ' 'a'-VF.yl ) were Measured by the whether-It had sunk. American fruit growers ore rwQlution and courage of supply ship liad been sunk by a Down Payment, Mortgages Arranged. Greek submarine in ths saatern among the imrgest users of copper there, there could be but Ctatma Destroyer .^imk and lead. OBlOoaw—complete and final Mediterranean, Personal Notices Berlin (From German Broad- Reuters aaid today that the caaU), Dec. 12— — A BritUh Safety tips for war workers are m m r : -m m r o a ad Navy Rome radio reported a meeting in SALESMAN ON THE TRACT AT ALL TIMES deatroyer was sunk in the Eng­ North Africa between Qen. Sir. now being published by the U. 8- lish channel last night and a Bernard U Montgomery, com­ govamment. Ib MamorUai British motor torpednboat iwas In lovlna memory of Anna C to align Chile at the mander of the British Eighth " ” hn.on who pasi.d away on Oae. set afire by light German naval Army in Libya, and Oen, Kannath Nina times oa much costbr oil tha natioM od tha eontl- unlla, a DNB dispatch reported la used in industry aa for me- ta dafead the great today. A. N. Andtraon of the British Firat Army in Timlaia, adding dielnol purposaa. ^ F an, war. tha il.a that ara hrabaa. The Tract Is' lapaeialiy CoNvaniant To Bus Unas ad bstagrity aad Amarf * i Oaar la tha ona that Is saas; ■ Leaa than • per cent of Ameri- In mamnry we always .hall k.ap’ pan chemists art women, t recent' Masaiva antlahi of the'*Ameri­ her. igurvey ahows. can aik are tipped with as many Aa lung M th. ytar. ruH ba; To All Nearby Pefenta Planta; Read Herald Advsa oa seven points each. auatava Johnxoa t • V'*' i t Famllp. CHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. SAtTODAY, DECEMBER li, 1941 MANCiHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 12,1941 PAGE 8RVR1

Prauians And Nazis definite amount 'bf “aelf-propelled purposeless and. In a way, con­ artillery” units, w bi^ probably tent to be Just as they were. ifamtl(wKr If there is logic and continuity means that we lagge^x^hind the Comment Now, I ask you, did World War Washington in Wartime Reasons Geiie Krupa to news from Germany, Hitler’s President’s goal more than the 1 produce any such phenomenon By Jack SUnnett b n m news change of army, air and round figure of 32,000 Indlratea. From the River Road' as that? It did not. There were - 'W S S M STmo. navy chiefa ia his answer to pre­ Plane production, on the other By Malcolm Mollan many disillusitmed young men Washington—It begins to lookt>flre almost from tbe moment ha- Still Retains Sanity ts BKMtl BtrMt vious reports which had the Prus* hand. Includes a larger proportia who had been promised volubly as if we may at last get the low- Joined the brain-trusters in the M>i>eh»it»r, Conn. Bisn clique of generals trying to of heavy bombera than was In Mr. Mollan, retired editor of The Herald, preserves bis contact down on Puerto Rico. dark daya of tha depression. There THOMAS rBROUSOM with bis former dally readsrs by writing a weekly letter for these that their jobs would be open to There have been violent rum­ ia no reason to believe that the 0«a«ral Msaafar blams the bad fortunes of war on our planning when the President thehi when they returned from No Drums in Music He roundaS Ootobar 1. IMl ^lum ns, in which he expresses his own leisurely . arrived*at epn- blings that, all ia not well with our opposition senators will lay off Hitler, as a prelude to selling him set hia goals, s factor which vt^ons concerning some major matters and hia observations the war and then foimd that the island outpost in the Caribbean, him now that he is in one of the Listens to for His Pabilahad Baary Baanlng B*capt out and esteblishing a "moderate” means that we actually did bet­ concerning some very minor ones, as seen from hia home on the 'The political situation there haa worst insular meases that World ~ ya and Holidays Entarad at banks Sif the Nlantlc River. l ^ k for hia contribution each promises were not made ~ to be Own Amusement; Can la Poat OSIca at Hanobaatar. military regime with which to end ter. in this department, than the kept. There was much unemploy­ been' and still la a muddle and a War II has brought about. . tio.. at SaOOBd Claaa Hall Mattar another war Germany cannot win. \ week-end. mess, with more verbal violence round figure of 40,000 planes indi­ ment, but there was no such by­ than has taken place in any of our Sleep at Will. „ 8UIISCIUPTION RATES Hitler’s new choices for first Chavez Iz chairman of tbe sub­ cates. Right after the Pearl Harbor flean War, finally World War I. product of sheer indifference as states or cities for a good many committee. He haa Indicated that S.Qna la a r by Mall ...... f» ®“ rank are labeled Naxis, ttUl a By Kate Holliday iT a r Month by Mall ...... | All in all, it adds up to the im­ tragedy one Amertcra devil be- | Several other small affairs can be, the Civil l^ar had produced. The years. Dr. Rexford Guy Tugwell, he doesn’t intend to spare the rod John I. Olson GIFTS WRAPPED!!! breed apart from the Prussian governor of the island, has been in ferreting out the errors that Hollywood, Dec. 12— Oyez! B&L Handles P ays to Repair Things; • Vaa; •:::: possible. And- if this pace la came suddenly ill. WKile hS was ; and often are, employed by ora- character of the armies of civil­ clique. And that aeema to indi­ called “Rex, the Red,” the “red­ have brought Puerto RioO to grief. Oyez! Oyez! Come one and come We will be glad to gift wrap the giU* maintained, it means beyond an obese devil, greatly oVerweight | tors to make the list long, but ized nations had undergone a dish Don Quixote of the New MEMUEK UP cate Hltler’a determination to Tbe two other Democratic mem­ Stamps, Bonds Paint Expert you buy here. Do stop in and see our THE ASSOCIATED PRESS doubt that, in the materiala and from long unrestricted gtetifica- | these five really constitute the marked change. Some attention Deal,” and worse. bers of the committee are Sena­ *’*• ' Q—What are the aervlcee” of You Can H Get New Ones Tha Aaaoolatad Praaa la aaclualaa- bring the German army more There have been reports and I have jiist found out why, *?ter i selecUoa. t r antltiad to tha naa or rapubi equipment of war at least, we tion of an insatiable appetite, and i nation's significant war record, had now come to be paid to the tors Homer T. Bons, of Waahing­ eight plus yeara of ■, beating hia than ever under the domination of chargea that thousands of Puerto ton, and Allen J. EUender, of ™ hi. ^ —^Hiey are branebea of the Man Of all nawa dlapatohaa or«S'»^ shall be progressively but-produc­ consequently not too good an ac- | iijow every real war has its aft- maintenance of morale; the de­ brains out behind a drum. Gene j Army which help the flghting Local Association Is Not too long ago, The Herald i with many ahortages, thlnga Local Contractor Has *- It or not ptbarwlaa oradltad In the Nazi party so that, even if the Rican natives are starving; that Louisiana. Republican members of Krupa haa not gone nuts. So -i lliia papar amd alao tha local nawa ing the highest potential of tha mobilized soldier waa still an infant mortality ia “beyond de­ the committee are Sehators Gerald arms Quartermaster Corps, Ord­ carried a story which concerned , aren’t carelessly thrown away, t'publlahad horaln. \ , Prussian generals do try to .glve tuarial risk in any event, the dl- ermath of effect Upon the econom- gather 'round, chillun. Always Willing to Had Years of Experi­ 1 Axis. That, given other factors, American citizen with a citizen's scription"; that ships coming back P. Nye, of North Dakota, and John nance, Medical Department and Is f All . . rtabta;bta of rapuollcatlon of rect cause of his iUnesa waa *,,<> .oclal life of the naUons You've seen Gene, of course. a humorous incident. It waa about Excellent WorkmansMp l-'SpeelBl dllapatebaa baratn ara also up the war and aell him out,* they Is an essential guarantee of even­ responsibilities and point of view. from the island have been weight­ A. Danaher, of Connecticut. Black hair flying, body shaking, Adjutant General’s Department Help You Save. man who had left his car on'' ence in His Line.r ' faacrtrad fright. He was scared blue. | engaged in it. Already some are among the so-ealled oervlce \Mr. Braithwaite can repair al- [(jv i will not be able to control the tual victory. The American peo­ ed with ballast when they could Senators Nye and Danaher are mouth pursued aa he follows the H. E A The name of this devil was Spe- thinking Americans are begin- The present war, I am con­ have brought sugar; that the food- vigorous opponents of the New bmnehes of the Army. Main street with a amall child in­ mbst emything electrical. Toasters, 99 East Center Street * Full aarvlea cllant of army machinery for that purpose. I rhythm of his band, eyes cast ceil- Are you backing up the boys side. In some manner toe child flatlreiia Mid countless other ob­ It is beginning to look as if this " ^ 1 ‘ Barvira Inc ple, we think, have sense and cial Privilege. It still ia. Now It ning to wonder what la to happen vinced, will witness a still much I stuffs sent them are things which Deal and it would be inconceivable Ingward. And you’ve wobably Q—Can war bonds be used to will te the last winter for the What, beyond their possible loy­ realism ^enough to know that they can't eat. If either would , pass an opportun­ pay income taxes? who are at the front, who are do­ happened to lock the doors of the jects ai’e,^repalred by him every duration of the present war, that ■ Puhllabsra Rsprcasntatlvsa, is well known that: when it cornea to demobilisation greater advance in Ihe fitness ot wondered, aa I have, ^hy he ing the fighting in this war? Can car, and upon the return of the fa­ day. He fqkes pride in excellent Hathawaaa BpecfSpecial ASency- alty to Hitler, ia the difference be­ they can’t atop there. New guar­ When Tugwell appeared recent­ ity to plaster one of its long­ wasn't carted off in a padded A—^The Internal Revenue De. Mr. Homeowner will te able to do 'Jnllua — Datrolt an time—when five or six or seven the citizen-soldier for a usSful and ther, he found that he couldn't workmanship,vand will never al­ Raw fork. Chleayo. tween a Prussian and a Nazi? antees of victory must be forged The Devil was sick—the Devil ly before the Puerto Rican legis­ standing stalwarts. Nye’a reputa­ wagon long ago. partment will not aooept the you alncerely say that you are things for hia house. Many things STORAGE Boston a monk would be; or more millions of young men respected poirt-,war place in so­ lature, 27 senators and represen­ tion’as an Inveatlgator is well es­ bonds. If they have been held buying all of the War Bonds and open the door. He gestured to the low an article uUten from toe shop which are needed are already being JOHN I. OLSON Simply that the typical Prussian every day. As the OWI observes, Gene always haa played that child to open the lock but the tot until he can personally guarantee MEMBER AUDIT b u r e a u u p The Devil was well—the Devil are returned to civilian life, and ciety. Instead of learning noth­ tatives “took a walk" and left the tablished but those who have way. He feels every beat of every long enough, they can be sold and Stamps that you can possibly af­ restricted, and others which sre CIRCUI-ATIONB already has his eye on the next "the record is impressive, but session in an uproar. just didn't understand. The door its performance. C ^ect all of not, threaten to te. Why not tee to Local and Long s monk was he. twice aa many workers are re­ ing but pig sticking and “the old watched Danaher on the -Araate piece he sits in on. It's not an act. tbe money used to pay taxes. ford? The United States Govern­ war, already determined that Ger­ floor predict he’U give an all-out It’s just tost Krupa's got rhythm waa finally opened with a screw those worn out and broken electri­ it this winter that all of your in­ Contract Painting The Harald Prlnllna Company, there is no cause for content­ Special Privilege bad been rid­ army game” the fighting snan of ment has set a quota of at least driver in the hands of a mechanic. cal articles which are l3dngground Distance Moving Inc. assumes no flnanolai reaponal- many Miall plan better that time, leased from the strenuous labors The situation has finally eome performance in bis effort to un­ —and how! Q—What two British masters ten per cent per person, but, the terior decorating work ia com­ blllty for typojraphlcai arrora ap- ment.” ing high, wide and handsome in of the munition lines. Some of this war, whatever bis branch 'of to a head and the Senate, on a cover mismanagement and incom­ Off the stand, he's most calm did young Francis Ouimet defeat The story had a happy ending, your house today, and bring them pleted. in'toi In ad»artlaamanta In tha while the Nazi has no such sense more that you put into these se­ but how much;easier it would have to Mr. Braithwaite for fixing.'Aa Dependable! S this country for a long time. He them are pretty anxious. I do not the service, is getting a training RM^ion by Sen. Dennis Chavez petence in our handling of Puerto and casual. He makes sense. He a play-off in 1913 to win the curities, the faster this war ia go­ Of course, you want the job done Interior Decorating anehaatar Eeanlng Herald of historical continuity; be knows (Neiiv Mexico Democrat), is going Rico. , S. Open golf championship? been upon toe fgther had if not stated before, prices are moi^ right. That is the reason that we was afraid of nothing. Hadn't be fuUy ohare their feara that the in at least one of many scores of talks well. He’s intelligent. And ing to be brought to a succeaaful occurred at all. And think how moderate. PHONE 6260 he must triumph or die, this time. always been able to batter down, to look into conditions there. How­ Capital observers say if you he’s a. quiet guy, with a quietness A—H i ^ Vardan and Edward conclusion. suggest that you obtain the ser­ Saturday, December 13 The Prussians hope to be able to nation will then be confronted by high industrial skills. He is not, ever, the Senate ordered its com­ think this committee la going to that has no relation to the gentlo- many times each day all over the Mr. Braithwaite can also, take vices of John I. Olson of 12 Jack- by the sheer weight of his finan­ Kay. By buying War Bonds and land, that people are locking care of your duU-edged tools. He Paper Hanging call this war off, as the last ona an insoluble problem. to 'be sure, learning bow to be x mittee to confine Itself to the food confine itself to mere food short­ man on the stand. To date, hs la Stamps you are doing yourself a son afreet, who is an expert .con­ t Hollywood cial and social Infiuence, every in­ customera’ man in a stock brok­ shortage and unemployment only. ages, there’s another think com­ still very sane. Q—What is the origin of the favor as well aa performing a pa­ themselves out. will sharpen them to your aatia- tract painter, and specializes in THE AUSTIN A. No Pleasant Obituary was called off, and live to fight A Contrast Waahington observers sre get­ ing. Out of it, we may get enough Two Answers Is Expert In His Line factlon and they will be ready for interior decorating and paper 12 Jackson Placo cipient revolt against his authori­ er’s gambling house, nor will the name Kentucky? triotic duty. The ^vernment is J. R. Braithwaite, town handy­ CHAMBERS CO agsdn. The Nazi knows that de­ Sights And Sounds In the first place I think it ting a anlcker out of this limita­ facta to clarify the strangest sit­ There sre two answers: First is A—It Is a corruption of an In­ not asking you to give them your any type of_ cutting Job. These hanging^ Lei toll efficient con­ . Oidinarily, an obituary editorial ty which started to germinate? army or na-vy graduate many aell- man, who Is located at 52 Pearl tools include scissors, chisels, tractor do all of your work. You Phone 4S70 _ 68 Hollister St., Manchi feat in this war means his de­ might be well to consider a very tion on the committee’s opera­ uation that haa occurred in the thf fact that, for Ms own amuse dian word meaning "Land of To­ money—it merely wants the loan •gneantratea on praiae of the vir> ■ iy Rebbin Coow Waan't he intrenched behind two ers of bonds for phony financial tions. Handsome. 50-year-old United States’ modern manage­ mtot, he listens to the music of morrow.” , _ J of i t It could take everything we street has toe answer. Have a du­ saws, knives and even lawn mow­ will more than te pleased with the tuae the dacea^- But the news struction. marked contrast between the “Rex” Tugwell has been under Ravel, Dslius and Sibelius. Not a own, but that isn’t the way that plicate key made and always car­ ers results. Hollywood—Walter Huston is a great oceans against any danger promotions; but literally millions ment of ita insular affairs. that this preaent Congreaa haa Such divergent views toward mental and moral state of the de­ drum in a carload, you notice. Q—When did toe U. 8. last ex­ this country does things. That is ry it in your pocket. A simple so­ He alto reconditions guns, which Is Long Experieuesd of attack from abroad? Hadn’t he^ of young men sre receiving ex­ lution, yet overlooked by so many might interest toe hunter at thia You can call Mr. Olson by tele­ SEE FOR YOURSELF! ^hially come to aome aort of the war must exlat in Germany, fine actor and he’ll give a good mobilized armies of two of our In the face of an actual deficiency, Music that has beat, yes, but beat pand territorially and how was the reason we are fighting this HIGH GRADE impersonation of ex-Ambassador always sat pretty—was there any pert training in countless lines of that is written into the score for war. folks. Mr. Braithwaite can turn time of year. Perhaps the gun phone at 4370 and he will te pleas­ 'asreemant, aald agreement being and Hitler, as the leader of the great wars—those of the Ovil use the vitamin may perhaps toe territory acquired? you out one of these duplicate Yon a a a go reason to doubt that be always endeavor that will be Just as im­ other instruments to carry. No A—^Latest territorial expanalon Headquarters for Bonds which you used this past season, ed to discuss your problems. He Is Nazi draperadoea and gangsters Joseph E. Davies in "Mission to place a bed-ridden patient back on keys in no time at all if you stop didn’t perform to 3rour liking, or well acquainted with what you de­ over year oar ana for ita own decaaae, la not would ? war and that of World War 1. 1 portant in the days of world-wide hia feet in only a matter of weeks. Connecticut drums. waa In 1917, when the U. 8. pur- War Bonds and Stamps may be PRINTING certain to be obliterated in the Moscow,” but some of us will al­ And, second, he haa the faculty purchased at many points in every by his workshop, and the price maybe you want to put it away sire, having thoroughly famllaris- with a magal- nicely to Inapire the charity ordl- ways regret that Mr. Davlea hlm- Then came this hor^ylng news have a very lively recollection of reconstruction that must follow Patients with neuritis which is ohosed tlie Danish West Indies, charged for this work will be most for another year, certain that it ed himself with interior decorating event of defeat, is determined to M falling asleep at will. If he has consisting of tlie islands ot St. ;own and here in Manchester it is fytag glass ly reserved for mich occaalona. aelf couldn’t tackle the part Even of Pearl Harbor—Hm Special boyhood years less than a decade thla war as they are to the con­ attended by. dietary deficiency or no- different. The Manchester reasonable. Many times cheaper will be in excellent condition for over the many yeara that he has JOB AND COMMEl control the situstion on that in Hollywood, he'd be just the by poor nutrition often Improve half an hour before a show, be ChMx, St. Thomas sad St. John wbea wo got In actual accompUahmenta, this Privilege all at once realized that after Appomatox and I can assure duct of the war itself. Moreover, Yankee can moose 16 minutes of it. If he Building and Loan Association, lO' than* a smashed door, anyway. the next season. Bring it down to teen in business here. If you are in PRINTING basis, while the regular army type. you that thars existed then a sit­ following B1 treatment. has an appointment in 45 minutes, for 835,000,000. cated in the House Clothing Store Calling Mr. Braithwaite a han­ Mr. Braithwaite and ease your doubt as to Juat how much the Job through eerv. doograas haa done aoma^good and clique tries to draw a line between Mr. Davies has, aside from a re­ what be liked to call the Ameri­ there never was a war in which The symptoms of a vitamin B1 By A. H.O. at 955 Main street, will be more dyman la not enough. He can be mind about it. will cost, see Mr. Olson and he will lolBg H — aad ooe lar yoaraait Proeapt and Bfliclaat Mme had. On tha good aide, it uation wblok, strangely enough, be oan dose until 20 minutes be- itself and Hitlerism. markable ability aa a raconteur, can way of life, which had been so much intelligent effort was giv deficiency usually develop slowly. fon he’s to be present. In other than glad to aell you all of the considered an expert repair man, More Information as to what give you an satlmate. ad AB Klada. the first requisite for an inspired has been almost completely ig­ As referred to the nervous system, Public Works Commissionar Bonds and Stamps that you might After deciding to employ Mr. can ba aald of it that It did aU the It would be good for Germany such a gratifying way of Ufa for en to the maintenance of morals words, hs can relax completely having been in that line of busi­ Mr. Braithwaite can repair may be ari. fOuUne thlnga required to aet thla performance: he is thoroughly in nored by American historical lit- they may begin aa a heavy feeling George L. Burke is a blltha spirit and absolutely whenever he wants Face Problems desire to purchase. For many ness for many yeara. He has been obtained by merely calling him at Olson you will see flrs$ hand why COMMUNITY PRESS and the world if the democracies S. P. and his satellites, was in and self respect among the men .tlon for the gigantic bualneaa love with his role. The other eraturt. For at leaat fifteen years in the legs, soreness of the calf who, in a rare combination of to. yeara the Manchester Building serving the public in town moet bis workshop at 52 Pearl street. it la that he ie eo popular with A. a BohMO J. 19, should give advance notice of morning, at an informal breakfast imminent danger of being blown of the fighting forces—or any­ muscles when these sre squeezed, This is why Gene Krupa is not and Loan .Association haa been efficiently since he established his Simply dial Manchester, 4200. It Manchester home owrnera. Ones COOK'S SERVICE STA. 'of waging a great foreign war. after the close of the war of the character chiomoeomes, haa been t i l Me. Mala a t. XU. their refusal to make any such meeting, he held the amall assem­ sky high by Japanese bombs from thing approaching it—as in tfie and the weakness which comes on BOW inhabiting a atraltjacket and On Livestock doing business with the local pub­ Pearl street workshop. Nowadaya, will pay. he starts any type ot job tai your On tha bad aide, It can be aald blage hanging on hia words for sixties, this country was fairly while walking. Burning of the at least a partial typifleation of let it be a lesson to you! lic, but it feels that never before home, he will work at it with in­ distinction. The Prusslsn army the west and Nazi bombs from present great conflict. toe contradictory spirits of toe that it faOad, dlamally, to yield about an hour and a half, after alive with tramps. There was solea of the feet and numbness of Advice Given by Welles haa its job been as important as terest, shortening toe time for leaders wottld have fought this the east. That's when Special AU Depends on Peopla Hurley administration—toe lofty, it is today. It wants to impress that particular job, and finally Concrete and d ad cr war a true priority In dome#- which he chuckled, caught hlm- something a little like it during the ankles may appear. Generally Advice to young actors; Orson drastic Adjustments in war if Hitler hadn’t; they were sely up with, “You must forgive Privilege hastened to don the What happens upon demobllizs' the legs are affected first, with tbe somewhat radical idealism on one Welles suggests that all acting la the citizens of this town that they Corvette Saves complete it to your utmoet satis­ Rotaforeed Lintde i tic affalra. me—I find the subject so fascinat­ sandals and cowl and assume all the worst of the recent depres­ tion wiU depend solely on tbe wis­ weakness gradually spreading up­ band and tjie rough and ready, not dons on a stage or the screen. Normal Practices of must buy these Bonds and Cook’s Service faction. J. R. Braithwaite ’Willing partners together when too, too practical ward polttlce on Stamps. Telephone Mr. Olson today, now Window SIHb But the actual accompUahmenta ing my self that I forget I may be the humility of a aaint. For the sion, but nothing like so general dom and political, economic and ward, but in thoae using the arms It ia nscaasary to have showman- Marketing Foreseen. ALL SIZES they thought this war could be boring you.” and quite different in character. extensively, the arms may be first toe other. ahto in your private life, too. So let’s all take the advice of 195 Survivors —and explain to him what it is Keys Made, Lodn Repakod. |oC thla Ccogreaa ara, In reaUty, no won; there la little future hope for His tales, unfortunately, were better part of 1942 he was as good social far-sightedness of the He haa combined a great 4 '^ By this, hs does not mean that toil reliable concern, and pitch in Popular Here tost you want done. Mr. Olson F a l Supply Oa Him# By far the greater part of the affected. v-ito our dollars arifl cents until Toole Groaad .paitieiilar credit to It. Any Con* Germany if either faction escapes off the record, but it is violating aa good cauld be. He swore by American people aa a whole—and Lack of vitamin B1 aa referred of impassioned aervice .toward you become stagey or a peculiar By William Ferris also reminds you that soldiers can­ At ABTiBMa ::gnea faced with war would have no confidence to report- that he wanderers of the depression peri­ to the digestive system usually certain ideals of his own with a personality. Instead, hia idea in­ Chicago, Dec. 12—(d’)—Farmers the day of victory becomes a re­ Ottawa, Dec. 12—(>P)—A tiny not ask you for a ride—don’t te proper punishment after this war; the Book that of all good, oacri- on the quality of the men . and pronounced curiosity for toe low­ volves the fact that, to sell your­ ality. Following toe termination Gasoline Station at the afraid to offer one to them. Lawn Mowera Sharpened done aa much, would have voted makes aa successful an, ambassa­ flcial Americana, he was the beat od were fimdamentally workera women whom they choose to con' shows itself in lack of appetite may face drastic adjustments In of the war, you will be even more Canadian corvette, on aubmarine J. HUBLARD tha Pruasiana need to be told that, dor of good will from our Soviet and nausea. When such symptoms liest details of petty politics. Hs self, you must work as hard as if gpiaopciatlonn and extended exec- —and he acted weU the part. desperately trying to find jobs. atitute our government. We shall has not hesitated to pronounce you were giving a performance. the normal practices of livestock glad that, you were smart enough Green Well Equipped patrol in the Atlantic, haa rescued Electrleal DtlUticfl in our eyes, they are no better allies as he was to them. While in the post-Civil War era are the direct outcome of such to invest in the United States' the 195 survlvora of a torpedoed Mother and Daughter Enlist &SONS otlve powera and levied a higher than Hitler’s worst gangsters. Eagerly he paid his income tax— have before us every element for deficiency, they are often prompt- himself something of an intellec­ You, must become a personality to marketing next year in view of Re-Con ditkmed hundreds of thousands were foot­ tual outcast in bis Hurley admin­ your prospective employer, prove future, for aa time goes on, the For Best of Work. Canadian Merchantman on the Concreto and Maoen tax blU. “Mission to Moscow” la War­ never before had the tax speclal- a successful bridging of the post- | ly relieved by vitamin B1 treat- an increasingly tight transporta­ interest in War Bonds and Stamps Chattanooga, Tenm-—UP)—Mary German militariam must not be ner Bros.’ second filng at drama­ loose, carefree vagabond who istration aurrotmdings; be was. he that you know toe value of drama tion situation, according to live­ high seas and landed them safely Jane Uvingaton, 22, aecretary of Gnna Repaired Coatractoea Thla Congreaa' main and char* permitted to survive this war, lat lawyers bad such a lean year. war period. There will be the ment. has said, a k>t more radical than eff-atage aa wall aa on. will accumulate. No telling what How many times a day do you tizing the work of an American never had had a job in their lives, In treatment, tbe vitamin may stock men and the Bureau of Agri tost money which you are earn­ at a western Atlantic port. toe editor of The Chattanooga S14 Baat lOddlo aetarlatlc function haa been eome* whether it wears the black uni­ diplomat. Early in their career, "He scratched a lot of Congres­ need of construction wprk of al­ that administration would ever Don’t go overboard, Orson says. cultural Economics. hear motorists grumbling that all Fifty-nine passengers, including Times, became interested in join­ 52 Pearl St. PhoiM 4200 outside of soldiering, and had no be used in pure crystalline form, consent to be. That meant,’ we But, at the same time, if you are For the present, transportation ing and investing today may be .thing aside from its routine duty. form of one of Hitler's gutter rata, when the bfollieri were penny- sional lobbylata off his payroll. BTe most incredible proportions, with or treatment in the mild or mod­ trying to get a part, don’t appear able to do for you in 1952. It might of the gasoline on the market to­ 36 women and 14 children, and 136 ing the WAACa, carried literature pinching, adventurous independ­ use for such a thing. suppose, that he waa concerned facUltiea appear to be adequate for day has been cut in octane per­ crew members—the entire ahlp’i on toe women’s Army home with .At a moment in our history when or the monocle of a Prussian gen­ offered his services to the govern­ all that implies in the demand for erate cases may consist of giving with idealistic programs he never mousey and iminterestlng. Don’t moving livestock tois winter, but easily, help you in your fight for ents in the. production field, they That had been a fairly long substances rich in the vitamin. As wait to show your color and your existence and puli you through, centage, and that they can’t get company—were taken from life her. Her mother, Mrs. Helen S; dean legialatlon and unselflah eral. filmed "My Four Years in Ger­ ment for a dollar .. year. He be­ skills and materials which will In hoped to sell bis own administra­ the agricultural bureau warned the same mileage as they used to boats on a calm, moonlit sea and Livingston, glanced over toe fold- war. Most qf the men who had an example of the latter, patients tion. Yet, on the other hand, no flair untU you are behind the foot­ today that ’’the problem of provid­ just as that same money is go­ We Have Been in the thinking ahould dominate, for the many,” the story of James W. came suddenly polite to the labor turn create demand for further with a moderate deficiency may lights: Show it in your boss-to- ing to pull this country through In pre-war days? Yet how many crowded into the corvette Morden, era. Now. they are both WAACs. Johnson B r o t a Gerard’s World War I mission to leaders. He even waived a lot of fought in it, particularly on the skills; there will be mllliona of member of toe administration has ing adequate traneportation for of these Same motorists have their which waa built to accommodate the;daughter hoping to become a oake of our own preservation, thla respond well to powdered brew­ been more fascinated by the be’s office. In tois way, you will livestock may be scute in the win the present conflict. Pluihbing and Heat­ Congreaa haa chosen to be the In A Nut Shell Berlin. A timely hit, it served to patent rights. Union side, were very young. Boys men trained for such activities. ers’ yeast. Theyeas t not only sup­ 1ve Mm an idea of what you can car checked to see if it is the en­ only 60. librarian or secretary, the mother Electrical CoateaalMM bring the firm into the financial rough and tumble antics of the ter of 1943-44.“ gine' that is at fault ? It ia mighty wanting t o t e s dieUcian, but ing Businees for Many aoundlng board and the irreapon* of 16 or 17 were as common In There will be potential opportuni­ plies vitamin B1 but also supplies game of politics, no member met 5o dramatically before he One difficulty, which will place Food and living quarters were - f 88 Main Stroot What moat people want out of big time where now It can afford All this was really symptomatic other parts of the B complex. hands you a script fine that is at fault? ills mighty arranged, however, even to slash­ both willing to serve “where we're ‘alble playground for Avery con' life ia like the perfectly shaped a serious and costly imdertaklng of the Illness of fright from which the ranks as flies were in their ty unlimited. Republicans on a more friendly How times have changed de­ greater strain on the already Plan to Combat as a faulty carburetor can de­ ed ship’s towels that fashioned needed moet.” Yeara. TflL62tT-T6M like the present. camp' kitchens; captains of 20 and The vitamin B1 problem or informal footing, aa if be and bato pressed railroads, la the pros­ crease your gasoline mileage by a calvablc kind of^^iecial interest meat that lies Inside the defiant Special Privilege was suffering. A The needs and the supply of it hita the ordinary indi'Vldual they were all in toe same good- partment: When Reggie Gardiner pect that a craalderable portion of diapers for aeven-months-old Su­ Rely OB our experience and and privilege. Mr. Davies’ book, of course, has colonels of 25 were not rare; Gen­ concerns Itaelf with the regular married Nadia Petrova last Sun­ Labor Cost Rise big amount. san Alexander, one of toe paasen Wo WMI Gladly Giee abell of a nut. no conventional movie “story good many of us came pretty hear those needs will be brought to' natured game, and it was be, for day, Ms presB agent released the farm trucks may be out of oMra* Especially In these days, it g en . The oldest survivor was an aerriee for beat reoalta. I t has known only the briefest What they get out depends on line," and that was one of the to being convinced that the devil eral Custer was a ClvU War brig­ gether—unless we allow the con­ selection of foods providing this instance, who saw to it that toe tion entirely by the end of 1943 doesn’t pay to have faulty mechan­ essential of the human dietary. In Democratic State Convention pro­ statement that “they will make Viewing this prospect, the bureau 83-year-old woman. of intervals In which some special how they go after it. problems facing the producer, had really and truly become a adier at 23, it might be remem­ trol of our national policy to fall their home in a little five-room ism inside the hood of your car. To CAMPBELL'S young Robert Buckner, and hia bered. order to give you some specific vided that first practical pre­ suggested that livestock trucks lakeland, Fla., Dec. 12—(iP)— get the most mileage out of your Identity of the ship was with interest or privilege was not Its L«t a man say to himself: monk. into the hands of thoaa vislonleas, information a new article haa been requisite of eny political conven­ bungalow ia Beverly Hills.” Per- can be conserved by the following Representatives of the state's held. Her skipper said she sank Johnson & Littio scenarists, Erskine Caldwell and sonslly, I never knew there was a citrus industry will gather here ar, every part of the engine must FOR SERVICE ^'topmost concern. In response' to "There’s a fine meat inside, and,! Howard Kochs. Buckner thinks Then came Coral Sea and Mid­ The only training that any of entirely stupid and incredibly self- prepared called ”How To Get Vi­ tion-free refreshments for visit­ methods: te functioning to perfection. This rapidly after' being attacked at lie Oaatav Stroal tamin B1 Into the Diet.” This ing newspapermen. flva-room bungalow in that town. Methods Suggested Sunday to plan some system of dusk by a submarine. Oat of Gas — Fiat Tire — the demands and the power of mean to have it, no matter what they’ve licked it, and the aim ia way, Guadalcanal and New Guinea these soldiers' received, outside ot iab people who think only of their All I aver glimpsed was a 29-room combating a sharp riae in picking of course means that you will have under way with ''Huston aa the learning how to shoot and clean tells you which foods are useful in He waa quite likely to shove ah (1) Enforcing a more efficient to give it a little more attention Battery Trooble — these special Interests, it has the method or the conaequences,” and finally the tremendous feat of own Immediate well being and preventing deficiency of this parti­ ideal at you along with your mansion! pick-up aervice in the country ao costs, and aome operators said ambassador and Ann Harding as their weapons, to take cover in a Shock. In Radio Drama formation of vigilance committees than you used to, but it will pay waged what Congreaeman-^ect and the result is usually this: the North African invaolon cou­ that of the group—^whlch they al­ cular vitamin. You may obtein drink, or to halt some idealistic as to require leas travel to com­ you in the end, DIAL 6161 Mrs. Davies. cornfield o r'a birch thicket or to You who heard toe radio adap­ plete loads. . . . to check agreement violations Newsprint Price Clare Luce called. In her campaign Our brusque young hero grinds pled with the anmzing reversal ot ways think of aa a class—to your copy of thla new article by trend of thought for aome new bit tation of “Mrs. Miniver” last might te undertaken. Cook’s sendee Station Shell Gas and Motor Oil GIBSON’S make a shoe pad out of a shlH wri-tflig to The McCoy Health of fascinated analysis of some (2) 'Minimixing crosa-hauling. Drop around to Cook's Service Keep your eSr weO greased and BILL'S TIRE for alection, a “soft war.” When, his heel on the nut. How he shat­ The opening sequences are aet affairs in Russia. And already which they belong.. Monday must have received as (3) Using small trucks for aa- The Florida Citrus commission in the great hall of the League tail, waa in cutting the throat of Service, in care of this newspaper. petty state graft, which, mind grsat a shock as I did. Thers waa yesterday heard charges of labor Station which ia located at Man­ Increase Seen have tha ell ehaaged frequently. GARAGE and in the recent election, the people ters that ahell! Then, When be Special Privilege la easing hia And—privately in public print Please enclose a large, seif-ad' you, he abhored, but which in­ sembllng livestock from farms for chester Green soon, and let them of Nations, June, 1936, on the a “foraged” pig or in how to deal Freddie Bartholomew, no leas, delivery to appropriate points, {irating among complaints from E. 8L Q tbm m , Prep. of thla country voted against that stoops down to pick up his nut occasion when Emperor Haile hoofs at a banquet by slipping off —I think this war ia going to last dressed envelope and 10 cents in trigued him, in toe Gallic sense, emoting as the son of Mrs. M several operators that coats for take care of your troubles. Their CAMPBELL'S ' REPAIR SHOI Congress, it Interpreted the vote off the bottom in a poker game. no end. where transfer is made to larger efficient mechanics will check Washington, Dec. 12—i/P)—An SERVICE STATION meat, be finds that he has ground Selassie made hia dramatic appeal the sandala under the table, or long enough to preclude any like- | stamps. Only last Tuesday, it seemed, he trucks or railroads for transpor picking oranges had jumped from Bpartaerlwg la Wbl H. Green, Propw not aa a demand for what Mrs. that too into inedible dust. for hia conquered country before So that when demobolization Uhood of that happening. I think It Is perbi^w like him and te was a kid in knee pants. It gave 12 cents a box to 20 cents in a and double check the motor of increase in the Rrice of newsprint Cot. Main and Middle Turnpike BEAK cocking his cowl enough to show Questlona and Answers character, then, that toe first tation to markets. your car for faulty apparatus is believed Imminent by W. G. Luce called a “tough war,” but as That’s how most of us start out the assembly. These sequences, came they were unprepared and as a matter of fact, that the old ’ these grey hairs quite a turn! (4) Limiting pick-up service in few days’ time, and some predict­ Wheel AHgBUMBt, Colambia m d Elk not covered in the book, serve to the base of a bom, and demand­ (Cyllndrold Gasts) report on him after toe Novem­ They tell me Sun Valley has ed that the price would go on up which might be causing the trou­ Chandler, chief of the War Pro­ a demand for stUl more “soft* in thla world, and why few of us unfitted for the workaday life that devil Special Privilege is going to ber eleotlen should have him a community to one or a few daya ble. Once it is located, the trouble set the stage. As Buckner says. ing to know what this war ia sl> Question: Mr. L. P. wrante to closed for toe duration. What, a week. to 50 cents unless action were duction Board's Printing and Pub­ D. S. Tlraa. Bess.” And when It has occasion' ever get exactly what we want, “We had to choose one dramatic about, anyhow—whether it is be­ awaited them in a civilian envi­ be a good deal sicker devil, and headed straight for tlie Army, want to know. Is Claudette Col' taken. Tangertnea now cost 30 will soon be remedied at moderate lishing branch. know: “What is the significance for how c o ^ his good and (5) EstabllsMng truck, assorts cost to you. Repaire, Serriee^ aUy prided itself oh its “tough the way we want it, when we event to name as the real starting ing fought to keep his Inveat- ronment. They had lived out­ take on more of the attributes of of the finding of occasional cylhi' bert going to do tois year when tions in communities where they cents a box to pick, it waa stated. Notice of an expected increase of the war. and to go back to the door for years. The only roof Idealistic conaclenoe oonute- she wants to indulge in a bit of Some pickers now receive $80 to Let Cook’s Service Station cor­ was given by Chradler yesterday Ber vleel Bsss,” it has been in some proud want it. ments sound and safe or to give a the monk, a couple of years hence, droid casts in the urinalysis?" nanoe taking his salary under n can transport livestock more econ rect the alignment of your wheels AcccoBOrica. Japanese conquest of Manchuria they had not forgotten was the Answer: Normal urine does not skiing? And what la the Pars-^i omically than private truckers. $100 a week, the operators re­ at a closed session of the News­ assertion of Its authority and Eventually, we learn how to get would have been too involved.” pint of mUk a day to every damn than ever before. Republican etato admlnletrm- mount prese department going to* ported. also and you will find, perhaps to paper Advisory committee which canvas of a tent. They were hard­ contain these casts, however in tton, and that subeequent re­ (6) —Avoiding the unnecessary your surprise, that the wheels are 185 Main St. Phone M12 180 Sproce S t • PhoB# i Vjhestlge over the President, not out a perfect nut meat. But we So much authenticity is appar­ Hottentot in Africa. It begins to M. M. the case of elderly persons, occa. - do fo“ action shots of her? War, intermarket movement of live' The commission agreed to call discussed proposed curtailment of any measure designed ^ bring ent in the staging of these League ened to tbe vicissitudes of cam­ Niantic River Road, ports should show the Republi­ my friends, is indeed like toe fel the meeting In an effort to reach slightly off balance or out of line, newsprint supplies in 1943. The Itsdrvidually De­ leam only by analyzing the shape look quite a little aa though the sional cylindroid casta are consid­ cans worried about bow they stock. a gentlemen’s agreement on pick­ which means excessive tire wear. present price for standard news­ thp whole American people and sessions that it is like going back paigning, they had no fear,“they Waterford, Conn. ered normal. Cylindrioda are often low said. ■ (7) Insuring capacity loads for signed Supports and purpose and strength of the through time and space to witness Deiril were getting over hia fright were e\’er going to get rid of Successor of OaUe? ing prices. Having no legal au­ Take care of things such as these print is $50 a ton. the whole American economy fair shell, by calculating the probable were tough and rough and ex­ found when there iS present any Mm before Ms two more years livestock trucks and return loads thority in such mattera, the com- today if you want to avoid worry Improve Posture LANDSCAPING AND if. A slight, stoop-shouldered, —and well on the road to recov­ Inflammation of the lower urinary Take notice, world: Of Robert from market. Chandler asserted that toe KRAUSE'S ly and efficiently into the war e t consequences of various modes ascetic dark man with bushy hair, quisitely lazy. They turned to the of term should be hp. Ryan. misBlon will not take part in the while driving your car. amount of the increase is still in and Health. ery. tract. They may be a sign of But the finest development of Good and choice steers here this session, but announced it was will Cook’s Service Station has long fort. It goes out of office without and vigors of attack, and by hia fingers meeting as in prayer, nomadic life as naturally—and aa Because, if anyone ia to take toe week were steady, but medium to doubt. Standard newaprint prices TREE SURGERY GREENHOUSI pleads with dignity for his rav­ If you ask me, I'U say I think pyelonephritis, in which there is Mr. Burke's likeable and infec­ ing to lend ita prestige in inducing been recognized by Manchester have remained the same since having learned that the American achieving the philosophical reali­ inevitably—as if they had been HEALTH AND DIET an irritation of the pelvis of the place of Clark Gable, I think he is low good grades sold strong to 25 the industry to attend. motorists as a service station ANNIE SWIFT 821 Barttoed I aged kingdom, and the Axis dele­ the old devil S. P. la a bit prema tious combination of zealous Ideal­ too one to do it. Because he’s cents Mgher. Bulls were at a April 1, 1938, although Canadian 8rd Floor, BuMnow BMg Evergreens, Shrabe and people are more interested in zation that the nut meat inside wild geese. Thousands upon thou­ kidney. This may be-due to over­ ism and political Puckishness which is dependable. Drop around newrsprlnt mills raised the price to Speeial gates walk out Then Maxim tore. He may be safe ^ -enough, ADVICE. work of the kidney, which also feet 4 inches was heavyweight record Mgh. Hoga closed strong to Phoae 4487 Shade Trees Trimmed curbing Hitler than in curbing isn’t, going to evaporate even if Litvinov, the U. S. S., R. delegate, sands of them had no ties;, no comes when we find Mm looking boxing champion of Dartmouth about 16 cents higher, with Fri­ there at the first sign of motor $53 a ton earlier in the year. Otrea lU takes his place to speak for the from now on, from actu^ disget children, no wives, t^e home kin Fnralsbed by tbs McCoy supposes there is some toxic irri­ forward to regulation of the Capi­ trouble. Don’t forget that it is Hoot*: 2 te 8 and 7 to 9 Orders - 19L Roosevelt, more interested in we do take our time figuring out tant for four yeara, and has toe kind day toe best day. Fat lambs were Director Dies; situated at Manchester Green and All Work Carefully and security of all nations, large and Jap or Nazi confiscation of the only vaguely remembered. So, ir­ Health Service tol lighting system on toe night of looks that men like as well as strong to 15 cents higher. Speelaliet la aarving the cause of victory than just how we’re going to get it (Possibly l^ rlasls?) ‘ of January 5th. can te reached by telephone by Neatly Done. ■msil. In a few momenta it is fruits of his many years of advan­ responsibly, they wandered, fairly women. Because, after a Broad­ axtending and increasing the spe Even when we've taken this over, and the Negua is again Addreaa commanloatloiia to Tbs Question: Helen D. inquirea; This ia still some time off, but way play with Tallulah Bankhead, Play Presented simply dialing 3996. dlag dal privilege of some American tage, but he might get the Amer­ asrared o^' a handout at any Herald, Attentlan McCoy Mr. Burke, with Ms fliisst^dnvo- Paul W. Dougon Conn. State Lleenee. much pains with a stubborn and Leigh Whlpper, the Negro actor, Health flsrvtea. “What kind of a skin disease does he was chosen for Par Lorentx' Have Your Uinbrellaa faction. and Litvinov is again Oscar Ho- ican people really mad at him— kitchen door and well accustomed my sister have? Here la a descrip­ tion to the public w|M, has bis late-lamented "Name, Age and Would Send Polish In size and strength tbe bison problematical ahell, the blow we molka, transformed by make-up. and they might start working on plans for app^ing toe dim-out to Albany, N. Y., Dec. 12— which roamed the western plains JOHN S. WOLCOTT Its dominant atmosphere, then to sleeping under the stars, so tion: It tends to get worse and Occupation,” out of a field of hun of North America less than a Jtepaired Nbw! General Contractor finally strike is always the But for those few moments it ia him with the proverbial two-by- What About Vitamin Bl? then clear up, there la no itching, the Capitol on that night all set. dreda. .Because he’s intelligent, hu Jews to ,^weden The show, an amateur production 117 Hollister S t TeL 8597 has been one of petty and selfish right one. Ancf rametimes the 1936 and Geneva and a dramatic that some farmer’s wagon -shed And it ia only when it is pointed of “the mocking bird,” went on in century ago, siirpa.^sed all native four with a couple of railroad and the affected parts are covered moroua and Irish. Because he’: American game. Don’t wait for stormy weather. bickering and discord. As shell itself is traitorously empty. landmark on the road to war. If sufficed as a billet for the night The Interest In vitamin^ Bl at by a lot of silvery acalea.” out that that is the traditional now stealing RKO’S “Bombardier’ the heroic tradition of the theater and Builder the movies can be as true through­ spikes in it, and make him good the present time is tremendous. . Answer: The description sug­ night for the pre-legialative Re­ from under tbe nosea of Pat last night, and local music critics We wUI flx H at reasonable sounding board for this nation at But, sooner or later, if we live and Shabby, Inesponalble publican caucus that we sec toe London, Dec. 12—(jF)—Laborite called It "an unusually fine per­ prices. We have new eovere la out, ' as promised, it ca nbe the again. This time for keeps. ' ’This vitamin is part of what is gests a poiaible psoriasis. O'Brien and Randy Scott Because Robert Sorenson advanced a pro­ Concrete and Maaonry COMPLETE war for Its life, it has been a sor learn and persist, we get the per­ year's meat important film. ' Not many of them turned to se­ good-natured Mr. Burke having hia background IncIudM working formance.” all styles end eeloro. Also— zy failure. If there la unity of saC' called the B complex and a mark­ (Tumor on Tbe Knee) his political fun too. posal today that Polish Jews, Four hours before toe curtain, We sre prepared to make MOON'S fect result. rious crime nor, in any great de­ ed deficiency produces the disease aa a sandhog, one of toe black threatened with extermination by Used Umbrellaa ter Sale, Work — Alterationfl BUILDING ilflce and effort in America, it ^eation. Mr. Howard T. wrltea: There will, he announces, be no gang on a freighter, a gangster’s the company's director, Fred W. liberal loans promptly after There’s life—In a nut ahell. War Aftermaths gree, to drunkenness, though the blrberi.' The vitamin ia known to “About three months ago I waa outside Capitol lights whatsoever the Germans, be sent temporarily Kerner, 61, died of a heart attack SERVICE is in spite of the mood which has chauffeur, an officer of the Chi to Sweden under United Nations FEEDS We do a good deal of generaliz­ “bad men” of tbe Southwest in aid digestion and food absorp|jon, operated on for a tumor on the to guide the eratwMle lahmaelian cago School board, an assistant of at hia home, the victim of an ali­ receipt of application for LOUIS PALLUZI 56 Gardner Street flourished in this Congress. A Thought Btlmulates the appetite, promotes knee. The doctor called it prepa- Republicans back to complete con­ auspices. ment he had kept a secret between COAL - COKE ing about the war thla country the 70*s and early 80’a were often Max Reinhardt’s and a priBe-win. Sorenson said. he would ask purchasing or building 44 Blseell St. Tel. 5568 For Cattle and Ponitry. When the new Congresa recon- 1942 Production Record "7 groivth. and is essential for the tells bursidas. Now, I sram to have trol of the state government. In­ ning playwright of Dartmouth. Mmself and his physician. Phone 6105 RANGE AND FUEL OILS baa been through and triumphant­ flotsam from the fighting forces normal functioning and integrity I the same trouble with the other side lighting WlU be curtaUed too, Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden His place waa taken by the or­ homes, and for repairing or Tenes. there will be a wide change Last January President Roose­ AU manner of sin sad bUsphe- of the Cmifederacy—guerillaa or And because all these activities whether he would approach the INSECTICIDES ly survived, but after all they of nervous tissue. I knee. Is there any other cure be- and just bow much Mr. Burks have made him one of toe most chestra pianist, and a substitute remodeling homes already Prompt DeUveriea of faces. Some of the new mem­ velt called for the 1942 production my shaU be forgiven unto men; have not been so many. We won strays from the famous "Prica’a ’This vitamin apparently en- sides an operation?” might like to see it curtaUed is Vatican and Swedish and other volunteered to play the operetta’s but the blasphemy against the modestly all-around guys to Mt neutral or non-belligerent powers dltflcult piano score without a re- buHt, or for other uses. GIvm you th o At All TImea bers, parhapa, will credit their Of 60,000 planes, 46,000 tanks, our independence in the first ot left wing 7” who bragged that It courages health of the digeativs I Answer: You are probably re- evidenced by hia Messed an­ _ Hollywood for years with too view to making tupre* Holy Ghost shaU not be forglvea system and when It is lacking tbe|tenlng to buraltis prepatellar, nouncement that if there abouid hteraaL A member of toe cast presence there to this or that spe­ 20.000 anti-aircraft guna, and 8,- onto naea.—Matthew lt:SL them—with no thanks whatever, had never Mrrendered but In­ aentaUans to too Oorman govorn- took over toe prinrtpal role, in The cost of obtaining MANCHESTER LARSEN'S stomach and inteatlnea grow slug-1 which ia inflammation of th ' bursa be a real blackout that night tha Fbrgate Hia CalfenB ment respecting treatment of FEED SERVICE cial group. If they do that, there 000,000 tons of merchant ship­ it might 'be recalled, to what was stead Infiltrated Into the infant— gllh. [situated in front of the knee-cap. RepubUcan caucus would have to which Mbs, Kerner jvas to have such a loan Is much -less LUMBER A FUEL C a no guarantee that the new Forgiveness to the lnjure« suggest sensible RepubUcaa ehmUd trust. gams hers before he got in government temporary migration are no complications or to w|B this war with an rad* some people said, if ha had sat Blackout Real Sooeeea Britain which only blind luck kept tramps right now, ia my with diseases interfering with toe We wenhte’t be a t all surprised QUALITY Sorry yea had CM M If lOR Wbaa his eoach told Mm to pre­ of Polish Jews to Sweden under a eceaeh • ap, T. P. Hollo flafaraaea to every preaaure predueUea quotas wo bad some us from losing bscause than, ai mlnd’a eya; aa uaaadiag proces- to find Mm turulaf out tha pare to play, hs jumped up, peal­ appropriate guarantees, including PRINTINGI hold upe. l^nup which proclaims ita' own Fort Morgan. Colo.—UP)—There Ughto oa the RepwbHes^s sad toe supply of human neccsaitlea bat wWU he FUNERAL HOME real chance of achieving. wasn’t any question about the sue-; now, thers wars far too many in- aion of them hiking—the rellroad rhrotdc U will Bend in return for a large, ed off his sweat aMrt and started Hm piteting Stop in and receive full I of a tew votes. It is to. be The same comment would have cess of a test blackout at Holyoke. then sneaking up to the spe^- to slip out of his sweat pants— by the United NsUona." fob we do tor HOUSE glad to uMtoe fluratlal interests more concerned hobo waa a gradual development, x [seif-addressed, stomped envelope 'er's roetrum te.delU'er aa idelil- the ueoeaaary ideally located—ueaveahBd that this wlU not be ao; been made if be bad aet for his Sent by the Army to observe the .^“***” and ten cento in stamps. Please piul only then remember^ he’d y o u will information. blackout, Lieut James R. Norris about their own fortunes than for they were well used to march­ tum rs, U w disease, dlabetee and to McCoy latle orattaa aa tha abortrom- forgotten hia uniform. lastrncttopM far Naught provu SBtlW' repairs at tow eway from the btap flaaaocracy wUl again begin goals the following: 49,000 planes, laga a( tha Hurley adminUtra- t prleeo — eo flew over the UtUe town and never with the preservation of freedom. ing—throughout the North from otoer^ d u i ^ ^ g n a n c y or as a iHealto Service in care of thla factory, bo- ■ IM i1 taro. Otottoettra ftwyAUwi wltb dignity and re* 32.000 tanks, 17,000 anti-aircraft tlsa. He’s a mercurial teUow Killed la Gettysburg, Pa.—(JV-Oorp. Roy cause N wUi qoiekly y e a knew i t There was the war with Mexico, the time tbe robins came until result of alc(rii(fllc Indulgence. | newspaper. Repea short fruit The Manchester PAINT eta fUellltte, and baoaaty: that there guns, and 8,300,000 tons of mer­ Neuritis definitely due to a vita* j f^gts of about four or five days kt to be la charge of Ugbte, and A. Mlcksy spent 17 months learn­ wea*t he l which was mUltarily noble but suggestions ot frost sent tbe birds the RepubUeane, e«'cn If tuv> London, Dec. 13—(ff)—^Tba Paris ing Invasion taoUca Then, ratin' raiatlag aud ba Bot only now fiaoas, but a chant .shipping. Yet these round Advance Lesson on Blatdcpot min Bl deficiency may respond intervals ot about a month, using (tet Denver—W>)—A bird gave Den­ poUUcaUy Ignoble. Then, of away again, than drifting South. very definitely msd in dramatic a weU balanced dfet in between ennt gM rM of Mm.’ wtU find radio said today that 130 persons for action, ha itaadsd for North Building & Loan AMBULANCE IMiMl as walL AoMrlca at figures arc approximately the ver an advance lesson on a prac­ course, the bloody end needless Shabby enough, in all consclenra, fashion to vitamin treatment. for a reasonable length of time. If him eatertalnlng nnd axdtlag. Were MUed and 319 Injured during Africa. Witoin sight Of land hia Dspeads Me QualHj Berries! WINTEB*a AUTO BOOT O a I the R. A. F. raid on toe Philipa ship was sunk. Another craft res­ JOHNSON PAINT CO. flaserviM aomething • b>t bet American production for 1942, as tice blackout scheduled for Mon­ War Between tbe States^ and, often ragged, but seldom with any Pain, it la reported, often ia con­ this does not bring rpsults, about Association, Inc. *at irs Worth nxtag— DAY a n d NKI Water that, ia consumed rapidi) Wlreleaa Valve end Radio Works cued him—and steamed off to the Edwin Jnhnsoe. Prop We (Ua n a it",. . |baM It baa had from this Con* announced by the OWI. day night. It parked on an Insula­ with the brief and scandal taint­ spicuously relieved within 24 the only thing ) can suggest is WII.I.IAM H SCHIKI.INiE tor and short-circuited a power mark of hunger; usually beared, hours, and generally there is an in that you have the growth remov- la apt to be thrown off in cxcca* at lEindhoven, The Netherlands, United. States before he had set 188 Spruce Street IW. 8999 955 Main Stiret 999 Mala SU ‘ Irt. 9954 199 W. Middle rph. tea dN9 175 Center S t Tha tank figure included an in- line. ^ ed interlude ot the Spaniah-Amer- frequently, dirty, but unworried. five perspiration. last fluadsy. foot on African soiL areaaa in strength within 3 days. |sd surgicaily. ■nf-V I S’ fc**-^r '■ , ■fi'i- --* '■f

H8 Edgar Bergen! Broun^s Novel 'Mild Version S trif NEW PICTURI Becomes Plav ASSOCIATED rectsd to show the'actual amount Tease i pera Noj returned. ‘The Sun FleW’ Drama* Mrs. Bradley haa purchased and ■ 1-'. sent to the Newington Home, gifts tizefi Backstage Life 1 Jefendant Foots Jury, Dorothy Sarnoff for two families eonslsUng of five members. These gifts will bs given Of Baseball Player. Then Says^rong Thing Act with Bounce ; r' to the men confined in the hospi­ Reinhardt Version tal, so that they will be able to By Mark Barron remember their loved ones at New York, Dec. 12—UTt— The is Angeles, Dec. 12—iJP) 1 Strauss Light Oi Christmas. M ary Bushn^ll isn’t tltat Joseph Katulka late Heywood Broun, before be 1 ------.. : ' ’ : ! l Sons la Ssrvioe became a noted columnist-con^ talks tooo much. He just says the wrong things. I By John Ferrle Mrs. Sweet reported two more Cheney / mentator, was both a~sporta ! New York. Dec. 12- - :i 4 ^ boys, sons of a unit member in er and a drama critic. H ^ n e w Katulka had testified he Mons-Yprei Post service, and stated that they the sports world as thoroughly as hadn't driven a car without I Through the courtesy of Doroth| would be sent gifts for Christmas. U . S. W . V . Aux. he knew moat any subject that the owner’s consent. The jury I Sarnoff, the atrip tehse, hithe If there are any more members affected mankind InT general and acquitted him. Judge William H. McKay stopped Katulka ; regarded as mcrcljj' a convent B. W . V. ' who have sons, In service, plesse he wrote all thia-down In an hilar­ adjunct Of burlesque, may nowf ^ get In touch with Mrs. Harry Department Feast ious novel ^exurlng the private as he was leaving the court Sweet. Ws do not want to skip any life of a inajor league baseball room. considered a legitimate devic«b.l "You fooled the jiiry but the improvement of opera. Commander’s Son of these boys. In Waterbury club. you didn’t fool me. I know A very successful Christmas ftow Milton Lazarus has dra- you drove that car.” Miss Sarnoff is the personali Wins Commission Sale was held Thursday at Wmt- nwtizad Broun’s “The Sun Field' “That’s right, judge, I did,” young soprano who sings the kins Store on Main street. ’The Into a stage comedy that is highly responded iMtulka cheerfully. of Rosalinda in the Max R contribuUDns of food came in very Mary Bushnell Cheney Auxiliary entertaining to anyone, such as Judge McKay Issued a com- hardt version of the Strauss lij well and ws Mdsh to thank all met in the Army and Navy club this correspondent, who has been ilaint charging him with pur- opera, "Die Fledermaus,” The regular meeting of the those who sent donations, either rooms Wednesday evening Dec. 9, Mbrtlmer is a crack woodsman (not a cracked wooden mbfiM in either a sports writer or a base­ ury. the new opera company la pr Mons-Ypres Post will be held in of food or aiiielee. Elacb article Here We Go Again," and now and then he lets Edgar iiv^n eecrets ball player. For it Is an accu­ J senting at the Forty-Fourth rtr the British American club Wed­ helped make the sale a success. President Abble Edwards presid­ of the craft. Fibber McGee and Molly join Bergen and^harlie Mc­ rate, humorous stotY ^ ^6e “back- theater under the title of nesday, Dec. 16 at 8 p. m. A good We voted to purchase the usual ing, Plans were made for a joint Carthy in the top honors In this merry roundup of s^sen and radio stage” life of a baseball club juet linda.” attendance Is requested as very quota of Christmas Beals and Christmas Party December 23 at notables In a north-woods frolic, directed by Allan Dwan playing at as much as "Broadway” and "Bur­ Success Seen Some of her pun-Iovlng frlen Important buslncM will coma up have forwarded the check. 7:30 in the Army and Navy Club the State Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. lesque” were successful plays In having seen and applauded I GERMAN’S VIEW OF STALINGRAD — ThU twecplnr view «f rubble end nnolderinc wreckace In SUllofrad w u for discussion. ^ Fats Oollactioa rooms. Due to the gas situation depicting the backstage. lives of bouncing performance, now < pholocraphed bjr a German. The picture reach^ the United Statea throufb neutral PortucaL A cordial invitation baa been Tha Unit is undertaking to col­ the children, camp and auxiliary night club and honky tonk troupes. In Bond Drive her "Gypsy Rosalinda,’’ a te received from the Hartford com­ lect fat for the Fat Colleetlon, and will celebrate together, as usual, -she repeats with a kind of wist each member bringing a child will Plot Not Involved mittee of the Bhtiah War Rtflief any member who desires to do so 'The Sun Field” doesn’t attempt tolerance. society to visit them In their new may bring her can to the meet­ also provide a gift for it. As for *ReportFram Tokyo* Punning, as Freud said, Is the grown ups, Instead of a grab to tell much of an Involved plot; headquarters and workrooms at ing, and it will be sold, and tl^ it la just a candid camera shot May Permit Moratorium lowest form of wit," Miss Sa 100 Pearl street The workrooms proceeds will go towards purchas­ bag, it was voted to bring an ap­ adds, “but why should 1 dsny _ «■ propriate gift for our soldier boys of what happens with big league Until Spring ,on Fur* are open dally. ing a bond for tha Unit. A con­ baseball players when, they get off punster his simple pleasure, tainer will appear at each meet­ stationed in Manchester. There are Formula for Victory gets irksome but I can take it.’ Hartford lavltatfoa many things they could use very the field and get home. Much ther Major Financing. An invitation has also been re­ ing, also, for any stray pennies as they did in school, the unmar­ Fairly Mild Piece ot ButiiMi* you may have. In this way we nicely, such ss cigarettes, shaving ceived from Clan Gordon, No. 19, cream, rasor blades, writing psper Most important of current re-hymns, usually best express your ried players usually live In groups Washington, Dec. 12.—(/P|—The Her strip tease, actually, is Order of Scottish Clans to meet nope to purchase bonds, without feelings. of five or six In an apartment they fairly mild piece of business, taking the money out of our savr snd various other things. lepses is Ambassador Joseph C. reported record-breaking rate ot with them on laonday evening, You'll find most of those be­ rent together. But, In such volvlng nothing more acandalli ings account. Xmas Coounittos Grew's "Report From Tokyo” government security sales early Dec. 14th at 8:80 p. m. at the Odd loved old hymns In ”A Treasury apartments the married players than the shedding of nuraer Mrs. Jane Dolson, who volunteer­ Sister Rose Converse and Sister (Simon and Schuster: $1) a clear, in the December victory loan drive FeUowe Temple, 420 Main street, Nome Custer have been the of Best-Loved Hymns” (Green­ begin to drop in the apartment in voluminous petticoats, a cor ed, a year ago, to raise $100 for hard-hitting evaluation of Amer­ berg: $2.50). Daniel A. Poling has their Idle time and, naturally, appeared likely today to permit a and a couple of corset covers, Hartford. The Clan will have as our checking account, has exceed­ Christmas party committee for moratorium until spring on fur­ their gu*a^ Colonel H. G. Fair­ several years, not being able to ica’s enemy in the Pacific. written a short introduction for their wives and sweethearts soon final result Is as far form a ed the quota by more than $10, folipw. And such a bachelors' ther major Treasury financing, string as Hitler la from Moscoe banks, U. 8. Army. Col. Fairbanks and the balance over $110 has been serve this year president Edwards Ambaasador Grew hopes to ‘ “ “ despite the steady rising costs ot is an authority on world affairs. appointed Slaters Gertrude Bu­ wake up the American people to , ‘ “ or and how the hymn Was writ apartment soon becomes a com­ but It’s quite satisfying aa turned over to the cheer fund, un­ munity clubhouse. (This report­ war. scampers about the stage in He was with General MacArthur der the control of Mrs. K. Sweet chanan and Etheleen Lewis. the fact that "we are Gp ig a ln st! Reporting that $6,600,000,000 In In the PbiUpplnes and has been The annual Department Dinner a powerful fighting machine, a done a fine J®**job of illustrating er can speak with authority hav­ improbable pair of long W Our collection, takM at each meet­ each one. ing shared an apartment for one government securities were sold bloomers, taken in below around the world thi*ee times. Me ing, will go into ttfls fund from wlU be held Sunday Evening De­ people whose morale cannot and during the first 11 days of this has spent considerable time in cember 13 in the Hotel Elton Folk Songs year with six members of the New knee with bright ribbons. now on. Jane did a swell. Job and will not be broken even by sue- i month, Treasury Secretary Mor (Mls.a Lynn Fontanne perfo Cauna and knows those parU of Waterbury. Those going get in It would seem that “now is the York Giants, and several other she certainly has the thanks of cessive defeats, who will certainly gentbau said last night that suc­ similar but even more gratUi Afilu where our boys are now touch with Sister Mary Warren not be broken by economic b a rd -; J-*'"® members of various major league the entire Unit. clubs who would drop in as “gra­ cess of the $9,000,000,000 drive modified chore in “The nnita,T fighting. An interertlng evening Our membership Is coming in for tickets. ships . . . who can be brought to gathered together.” There are seemed to be assured and that the Is promised all attending. Plans were made for entertain- earth only by pbyaical defeat . . . i notch volumes just off tis guests.” ) but Miss Fontanne limits hsr AIR CH lEF—MaJ. Gen. very nicely, but we still have a - ' ...... the presses. The story of “TTie Sun Field Treasury would close books on the to the doffing of about five Carl Spaala (above) of Borer- Mrs. Albert Lindsay, wife of our few to go. If you have not paid iqg Department President May by complete defeat In battle three major Issues Dec. 23. A DO AND A DONT — Blllle Ferauson (left) and commander, left Friday evening Hoffman January 13. Contributions from 3 8 nations that Of ‘"Tiny” Tyler, a Giant ma coats.) town, Pa., la commander-ln-cbief Dorothy Dahl, theatrical modela, show what Milady Ship Welder your duea, won’t you mail them to This is the enemy America Approximately two-thirds of to­ “For an opera singer, I hav for BelUmors, Maryland, to wit­ The camp and auxiliary rejoice faces: The Japanese are united; make up “ A Treasury of the jor league star who has won the of U. S. Air Foreea operatinc in ahould and should not wear. Miss Ferguson models outfit de* Mrs. Harris? We would like to World’s Finest Folk Songs,” by fame of a Babe Ruth. A famous tal sales to date have been to non­ more than my share of variei the European theater. He waa ness the graduation of her oldest reach our quota before the first of with Sister Julia L’Heureaux, who they are trained; they are frugal; '' signed for safely. Miss Dabl'a is nice, but dangerous. Leonard Deutsch (Howell, Soakin: woman writer analyzes his fame banking sources, the secretary the first act," Miss BarnoW last reported la Africa. son, Hanfid, as a 2nd Ueutenant the year, and that is a few short after such long and anxious wait, they are fanatical; they are, at said. In line with the Treasury $5). This is no run-of-the-mine and power for one of her syndica “There is the strip tease and i in tbs Chemical Warfare School in weeks away. heard her son was safe on the San least in war, totalitarian. The Jap­ policy to spread the drive over as ing, you know, the wait the Edgewood Arsenal. We offer Francisco. Sister Mamie Dicken­ anese leaders do thing they can collection—much of the music is ted columns and she, being pretty Christmas Party unfamiliar to Americans, but each as well as able to write, comes to broad a financial foundation “ around the stage, comedy 11] our congratulation to Harold who son Is recovering from a broken and will win. possible. ^ and singing. The act lasts 40 n has only been In the forces for Don’t forget the Christmas Par­ hand. America’s defeat means slavery. has been selected for its national the inevitable and marries him. ty, which will be held Monday, flavor and for pure musical value. But, Tyler, in addition to being Expressing elation at the drive's utes and I’m on the stage all eight months. Mrs, Lindsay, who —Etheleen Ambassador Grew points out. Not success, Morgenthau warned there five of those minutes.’’ waa accompanied by Miss Scarlet Dec. 21, at the Legion. Home. As immediately. ' Victorious Japan Prefacing each group — they asc a hefty hunk of man and able to THE KING OF EGYPT PRESIDES — Wars and tumbling governments do not chango usual, the P. P.’s Will have charge arranged by countries—are ba^- outplay most everyone in the ma must be “no relaxation of effort' Sings Only Mix Shows Weekly | the fornullties of Egyptian statecraft. King Farouk sits on throne as parliament opens. WUonskI, fiancee of Harold, wlU would consolidate her position in to sell the balance of the securi­ The score requires that she return home Sunday evening. Har­ of this meeting, with Mrs. Helen Asia, reduce America to impo- ground sketches on the music jor leagues, thinks that because he Griffin, J. P. P. and Mrs. M. Brad­ verses and composers. has married this famous woman ties. He added that with the cam a high-C and a hlgh-D, a 'Iq old will return with them and will Anderson- tency, and then strike again. paign’s funds, plus money to be and a B-flat. but Miss Sarnoff i ley, P. P., and Rehabilitation Arthur Loesscr, distinguished writer, Judith Wlnthrop, that he remain home until after Christ Ambaasador Grew knows the rai.sed from other sources after compasaea these . difficulties i 1 mas. chairman as co-chairmen of the pianist, teacher, writer and critic must measure up to her intellec Shea Japanese. He represented Amer­ tual standards. the first of the year, the Treas­ ease. She attributes this to Gifts Received committee. Due to the cost of of the Cleveland Press, has un­ custom of getting plenty of r things this year, it was suggested ica in Tokyo for 10 years. He covered the laughs In music in Begins to Buy Books ury might not need another ma­ I am very glad to report that jor financing campaigpi prior to and fresh air. She skips the n that a limit of 25c be placed on Auxiliary watched Japanese militarists dom­ Humor in American Song' So he begins to buy the cheap jnany gifts sent to the British inate the country, from homes and next March or April. nees, singing only six showa Navy Camp at iy>mpkins (Tomer the gifts for the grab bag this (Howell, Soskln: $3.75), a highly paper-back books of famous phi week. time. Refreshments will be served, schools to factories and diplomatic entertaining group. “Songs of losophers. scientists and other has been received and already ac­ No. 2046 V . F . W . courts. “I take no exercise except; knowledged. The folki there are following the. meeting, and they American Folks” (John Day: $3) great minds in the hope that he ing. and I don't worry about are generally extra good at this You can take Grew’s word: begins with songs brought over by can quickly make up his lack of grateful for our thoughtfuln< "They (Americans) at the fighting Panama Laucleil figure. Every day at noon and kindness. If you haven’t al meeting. Won’t you make a great the Pilgrims and covers all types education. for a walk In Central park, effort to attend. If you happen to Christmas Party fronts can handle anything the of America's native music. But, he learns just enough to ready seat something, try and do Japanese can send against them For Role Playec there I can see the sky. It’a : so. be working in a store, come over Songs .And Stories realize that it is futile to try to ful.” after 9. That is what I Intend to if each and every one of us—you In “America Sings” (Rnopf: $3) get a complete education in a hur­ Xmas Party Friday. Dec. 18 and I—givea them his utmost sup­ She weighs 122 pounds m 4 !■ I This la a warning to all who are do, and the only thing you miss, Carl Carmer has collected the ry. So. when he does not measure feet 4 and one-half inchea will be the meeting. port. . . . If we fail—please mark story of the development <*f U. S. up to his wife’s intellectual stand­ Panama, Panama, Dec. 12.—(g*) planning to attend the Kiddies my words—we pase Into slavery, and was born In New Yortt as told Id folk song and folk tale. ards, he turna to a girl of his own Christmas party next Friday eve The regular meeting of Ander- and all the world passes into slav­ -United States Ambassador Ed years ago. nlng in the Britlah-Amerlcan Club Although arranged for children, it mental stature for release. win Wilson congratulated the "Opera singers don’t have 9a son-Shea Auxiliary was held at ery with us." will find a receptive adult audi­ His intellectual wife sees the er­ big fat women any more,” she i The eommittes is having a hard Ambassador Grew's report is government and people of Panama time trying to gat candy and ice Dilworth' the Post rooms at Mancbe.ster ence. There are 29 phases of U. S. ror of her own attitude and she yesterday for "the magnificent ' They never did. In fact. It , Green last Tuesday evening. Oiu: more than an appeal to Ameri­ history each illustrated with a folk mends her ways. And when she happened that the ones from cream and even fruit as no one cans to awaken to the danger con­ manner in which they are fulfilling seems to want to handle these Cornell Department President Dorothy tale and song of the particular does that he becomes a good ball a vital role in cooperatlnx In the rope generally were built fronting us. He backs up his period and scene. player again after having gone wav.” goods. So if ths eorrset number of Tarrant made her official visit words/With facts, with a hiirtory defense of this strategto area.” children are not registered, some Other notable additions to the through a terrific slump. Plaved ia College TheaMokM of ^panese preparation for W’ar In a broadcast address on the one may be left hold]^ the bag. If Post and gave a very interesting talk ‘Treasury" field include the Story Jji.Ht Ordinary first anniversary of Panama’s en She went to Cornell univemil; you want this to be a successful stressing membership. She also aqdf Japanees aggression. “Report "Treasury of British Humor” As a story "The Sun Field” is played In college theatricala ther No. 102 spoke e.bout writing right to the From Tokyo” will make you fight try into the war, Wilson declared party and assure your children o f (Coward McCann; $3) which just ordinary, but as S[ prdfWe pic­ that “ Panama’s whole-hearted and studied voice at Queena a good time you must register boys in the service and not writing 'Ing mad—and that’a what you proves that the Britisher baa a ture of a major league baseball rlo's school at ^ th e l. Conn. anything that may worry ti need. participation in measures In 1939 she sang the role their names at the club tonight sense of humor. But It still doesn’t club it ia perfect. If you know security for the Isthmus has been Ths committee has to put their Legion Chopping She was accompanied by Past Oobb's Americana arouse the chuckles American wit baseball well, you probably will Miss Pingerton, the gossip, partment President Jennle^Vac- Irvin 8. Oobb tells the world and is today of the utmost Im' “The Old Maid and the Thlet” order in Monday morning,. So for can stir. relish it; but if you don’t under­ portance to the cause of the Unit a good tlRve for all the children do ca. After the njeetlng d^cious why he's proud to be an Amer American opera which NBC pr Bee Sunday John Kieran’s “ Poenis I Re­ stand why fans . laugh at the ed Nations.” your part. refreshments were senfW by lean in a brief but stirring chant member” (Doublcday Doran; $3) Brooklyn Dpdgers, then “The Suh sented. In 19<0 she appeared for our heroes, “ Roll Call’' (Bobs- Foreign Minister Octavio CONSIGNED TO THE A X I S-A tong line of bomb., ■ ..jk-.-mjS Bingo Oarnen Florence Peterson and /her com­ will sned you back to school, re­ Field” probably will sound like a the National Orchestral as Don’t forget our Bingo games mittee. Maud L eggett,^llian (Che­ Merrill :$1). Part poetry, part Fabrega, speaking on the same tion In Carnegie hall aa Nedda loaded on “ trolleys." roll across the Egyptian sands to be placed SPIRIT OF ’76—^Kevlvlag the Spirit of Id for wartime America are (left to right) Viola Smith. Comrade Ev _ Kennedy wants minding you of the verses you recitation ln ‘''Greek. program, said Panama had cast BRITAIN TO RECEIVE FAMED CL IV E D E N — Cliveden (above), residence of in Orange hall Monday evenlng- ney, Dorothy M llw , Madeline prose and entirely Inspiring, “ Roll once recited. There are others, Joel AqUey, Claudia Morgan ‘Pagllacci.’’ __ In British Wellington bombers before a raid on Axis positions. Loma Wren and Joanne Partee of an all-glrl orchestra. woodchoppers, with axes and saws, (2aU’’ summons the valiant men her lot with the United Nations This is a familiar scene at British airfields. Viscount and l.ady Aator near London is to be presented to British nation.* Oood prizes and lota of fmi and all Drake and EllzabeUi Brlmley. too: those love songs you liked to and Florence Sqndstrom head a The next year she was a profits for relief. Bring your to report at the home Sunday Council Dinner who wrote America's history in with “ fervent enthusiasm. , 1st in the Metropolitan Opera whisper in moonlight and the colorful and able cast. “What better proof in just post, friends for a good time. In the morning by 9 o'clock at the latest. The County ^ u n cll dinner held deeds to lead this generation to great poems whose thought and dltions. and In 1941-42 she sang i play In the window' of the Con­ record Admiral Darlan’s attitude at our rooms ,/lMt Saturday eve- battle. And you'll agree with war regulations could Panama concerts and with the Philadelii tlon with the presidential ap­ meantime “Keep Smiling snd Buy The party will proceed into the beauty keep them always alive. necticut Light and Ptiwer Com­ toward the war and the whole Issue Report Bonds. .qing was a girand succeea. Every­ Cobb: “Uncle Sam needn’t be have found, insofar as the United Opera company for whom pointment of former Governor Marlborough Tolland world political situation is per­ Words Of The Orest Lehman of New York as director pany on Main street. The .fire de­ ' Jeems. woods and cut fireplace wood for one did justice to the turkey din­ ashamed of his seed.” States is concerned.” be asked, sang ..the soprano role in De haps 'more representative of the use at the home this winter. He "Voices Of HUtory" (Franklin Taylor’s “Ramuntchko.” Post-War Rationing of foreign relief and rehabilitation Mrs. Howard Lord partment Honor roll has the Mrs. Joha B. Steela ner catei)8d by Osano. "Treasuries” Boom Watts; $3.50) la the first of a Recreation “ than the proclamation and prac­ namea of two membera who 1178-S, BockvUle French people than that of other On Navy Loss also suggests that the members CorsMes for the ladles at the Favorite fad in publishing seems tice of the good neighbor policy, She sings Italian, French operations In the State Depart­ SS4-Z, East Hampton series of annual volumes covering German roles. But her bigge ment. It will be his job to feed served in the first World W ir, self styled leaders o f the oauae of take along a bit o* lunch on this head toble and flowers for all the to be the “Treasury” releases, whose abundant fruits in Latin 'ranee. Betrayed by a amaU poUti- trip,as he expects the party will the important speeches and papers success so far has been in “Ros the populations In countries reoc­ Charles Roberts, ' who died In Mrs. Gertrude Miller la slowly Dilworth- tob\es were furnished by Binnette which are becoming more numer­ of 1041. Here are all of Preaident Center Items America are today the best pledge Of Food Considered A numbei from this place at­ France, and Frederick ' Bolleau, cal clique -and deserted by their be in the woods for about six ous by the day. But these ”Tres6- of American solidarity?” , linda” which is sung irf EngU8b.| cupied by the Allies. recovering from three week’s lU- l,6 l3 New Casuallies in thyflorist. R o o s e V e 1 t’s addresses, with tended the Victory Concert pre­ who Is still an active member. The Allies in 1940, the people of France hours. Comrade Tony Fiano is go­ /T h e Kiddles Xmas Party will be uries’’ are valuable, worth-while Today: ne.s8. had no alternative but to try and Cornell ing to supervise the work at his Churchill’s, Stalin’s. C?hlang Kai- present po.st-war plans were being sented by the Musical Clubs of name of Mr. Roberta is marked Storrn, windows and extra out­ Navy, Marine Corps ^cld at the Post rooms Friday, collections and all are important shek and other world leaders. 1-2—Boys’ beginners swimming : A^itt-Cont I tiered Coun­ with a gold star. Also listed are get along with the Germans as farm in ^Iton. additions to your library. lomied. Ea.'-t Hampton schools and the side doors are being placed on Dec. 18 at 7 p. m. Post Auxil­ class E. S. Sildow ii Strike Smull Scliool two members now In the armed best they could. “ Perhaps they And the Coast Guard. Aux. Msetlng Monday Night iary and club members are urged The field ot music is fertile tries ^ ill Have to Food Program Developed Ellington Community orchestra on Wednes­ many of the houses around the 1-10—Bowling alleys open E. 3. forces, Stanley Jacewicz and An­ town to help offset the fuel short­ were not so bad aftor all." “For- The usual monthly meeting: of to register their children twelve ground for such studies. Four re­ In Wa-shington, meanwhile, day evening in the East Hampton thony Kovaeik. The police depart­ Tct the past and start over again.” Washington, Dec. 12— —^The Na. Itt the Post will be held Monday' eve­ cent issues deserve special notice H alts P rodiielioii Will Be Uof , Be Fetl as 'Fhey Are G. F. Berr High school auditorium. age. years and under. No registra­ Properly Division Monday: President Roosevelt and the Pa­ Tel. 49S-S, BockvUle ment honor roll lists two o f its Mrs. John Darling who has These sayings expressed the atti­ Navy Department anounced today ning at 8 o’clock sharp. Comman­ tions can be accepted after that (Current popular' songs keep the 6-9— Junior boys’ game room cific War Council developed a pro­ Paul Roberts has returned home der Clarke asks each member to Rt*-Oeeiij)ied by Allies. supernumeraries now In the serv­ spent some time as guest at the tude of the average Frenchman at tlutt 1,613 new casualties of the time. Mary McNamara la chair­ -radio blaring, but when you sing open E. S. and W. S. gram to provide food and other from the Manchester Memorial ices, George Bartlett and Stanley the time of the armistice with Ger­ Auxiliary Busy bring along another. Its going to from the heart, the old eongs, the Hanler Problem New York. Dec. 12—UP)—7 At the annugl meeting of the hospital where he waa a patient home of her daughter Mrs. Emory Navy, Marine Corps and CoaiSt- man (4333) and has for her com­ 6-6:45—Junior boye’ plunge pe­ Seattle, Dec. 12—i/Pi—Produc­ civilian aid to the peoples of Axis- Jacewicz, who is also a member many. That they have since learn­ be a busy week at the home and mittee, Florence Streeter, Marion “Sunbeams.'' “ Snowflakes” B) Jiuiu-s Murluvv auiU Ellington Congregational church for a few days. M. Clough and family, will.,return guard were reported to next of riod E. S. tion was stopped twice yesterday conquered countries as they are of the fire department. to her home In New Britain.' ed through the hard and bitter With Many Jobs some help will be needed. Goiiin, Catherine Palmer, Elsie “ Raindrops ' of New York clty'l tiiMiruf /.Irlke held Thursday evening, the church Four members of the local kin from Nov. 16-30. Dallas, Dec. Judge 6- 7—Small gym open for hand­in the Boeing aircraft plants in freed, in order to speed victory Application for a marriage li­ Mrs. Agnes Daniels Pratt of way that it is Impossible to live Bingo Tuesday Night Anderson and Lillian Linders. ball E. S. what Boeing Preaident P. G. lost one-nxim schoojhouse—Publl| New York. IXc. 12 (fl*)—Amer­ was sorry to have to accept the Grange had. the 5th deg;ree con­ . The casualties, which Include Paine L. Bush granted a, divorce and post-war rehabilitation. cense was filed at the town clqrk's Windsor and Tolland was In town with Hitler is demonstrated by the dead, ' wounded and missing, e Starting this next week Tues­ Bring the kiddies up to see Santa 7- 8— Small gym open, for box­Johnson' termed "In effect, a sit; School 2. Richmond -Valley, Stall ica, one of the brenUbaskets of the Walter Nash, the New Zealand resignation of John W.- Fullerton, ferred by Central Pomona Grange office by Bruno J, Festi, mechanic, day, ths usual Bingo party will be yesUrday, then tackled the job of who has served as Treasurer for Friday and called on several of her various underground movements brought the total reported to next The regular meeting of the Cnaus. ing E. S. down strike." Island—are going to have ivorld: It is hihJ will continue to minister, said; No. ,1 when it met with East son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Louis In France itself and the flocking beld^nstwd of Saturday nights as Past Presidents will be enter­ dividing the community property change schools at the end of ten years. Gordon H. Dimock was Hampton Grange on Thursday Tolland neighbors. of kin since the Pearl Harbor at­ American Legion Auxiliary -was WUeUyoH B u f WfiU 6- 6:45— Mohawks and Swishers The workers stopped -for about “ We talked of the necessity, Festi of Staffordvllle and Shirley The Tolland 4-H Club met of French fighting men .to the' before. It’a going to be an innova­ tained by Past President Barron —six pairs of overalls, one rifle present term on Jan. 29. be after the war. elected his successor. evening ^n the high school audi­ tack to 18,838. held Monday evening. Dee. 7tb, at basketball period E. 8. two hours in one plant and for 45 without interfering with the drive Reynolds, daughter of Mr. and Thursday evening at the home of Allied cause in North Africa. Of the new casualties, 646 were tion as the bingo parties went for at a Xmas party at her home on and one six-shooter. m'tnutes in another. / For Mias Ava A. Butler, whj ; The picture of some things to Samuel Lavitt, son of Mr. and torium. the Home on -L^nard street. 7- 6— Men’s'plunge period E. S. toward victory, of planning post­ Mrs. Maurice Reynolds of Staf­ Miss Emily Hayden with Miss A s political and military leader reported dead, i 660 wounded and two straight years on Saturday Mather street Monday evening. WAR STAMPS The woman bad possession. The stops came after, reports attended the qi'hool and has tsu j some waa outlined tliis week,. i Mrs. Paul Lavitt, Sr. of Maple The 1st and 2nd grades which Thanks to the foresight of the The man said he had to borrow 7- 8— Women’s gym class E. S. ‘ More food items will )>e rufion- war relief and reliabilitation, with fordvllle. Viols Dlmock president, presiding. of the Frshch In Africa Admiral 407 missingi nights but circumstances forced The Hartford County Council that the War Labor boaru did not there for many years, annou street left for Fort Devans, Mass., are housed In one of the rooms In Legion In providing blac'kout a pair of pants to come to court. 8.-9:30—Men’ll gym class E. 8. I ed in this country next year and all of the width at meaning that Mrs. Alvina W. Clough with Darian has chosen to throw In hla 'n e Navy said t)mt some under the change. meeting will be held In New Brit­ 8- 9—Women’s advanced swim­inteod to allow wage increases for that the Board of Education pis can be given to the word rehabiU- Thursday to enter the services of .ne library were dismissed on shades fo r the windows of the Xmas Party When the Americen Expedition- The judge ordered: “Six pairs ''Americans will have to do with Miss Mary Caldwell, Miss Emily lot with America and Britain, not th^ classification of ‘’missing” home, we were able to continue ain tomorrow afternoon at 2:30. ming class E. S. the west coast aircraft industry. to . close the school for econ tatiop.” the U. S. A. A farewell party Was Wednesday for the day when The Chamber of Commerce Aux of overalls for one woman are a .'less food so more of United States Navy. located in CTIesrwater, Florida, for of a strong French nation. They Jay Dee. Clslla Herbert of Denver, to ex­ ter of Ekiward DeLavigne, she they had adopted a share-the-rids Itles, according to a WPA imals for food, particularly in the cliarge o f the Christmas music. of Hawaii also is included biB know rngny more o f our members Aeronautics was rated ths h alraady had reaeived from Low Countries which specialized Rehearsals are taking place for Pilot Frasslnelli. son of Mrs. John Mrs. Norman Ash and Miss Ellen a few weeks. He is in the medical most certainly are not traitors change Otriatmas gifts, Is en route married Lord Castlerosse in 1928. program and felt “B” cards 'would corps of the Air Force. but are highly nationalistic In there ore no reports for the oth­ are doing their bit in this work, Blind River, Ontario—Dr. J. M. to the Colorado capital. Mrs. hobby and sating cams IKJUad gavemmenta estimates af in dairy products. They have a Christmas pageant at the Con­ Frasslnelli of WlUlngton avenue, Buckley 'w ill arrange for the They were divorced in 1938, four be sufficient. Ths requests were ihelr views. er territories or possessions. than have been reported to us. Orta His Whasl Chair Robb, 66, former Ontario minister Johnson expects to receive the Among complaints res ^Iplr food Beads during the 18 seized- food the conquered coun­ gregational church, Sunday eve­ enlisted in the Navy as an appren­ games. Mrs. Fred Pohbnan and Dreaeinge Beeslens years before he succeeded his granted. tftar the war was over. . tice seaman- in 1929 and served The.fact that Darian made the of health. well-patched container again next some wished the girls woul tries raised. ning, December 20th, at 5:30 p.m. George C:3ark )rill secure the Indian Chief IMea The usual aurgicai dressing Kansas City— —Fifteen years Rockville Centre, N. Y.—Arthur fr ther ax Earl of Kenmare. Hs is for eight consecutive yeara. ''H e mistake of trying to do business Chrtstmaa. Too Tough Aosigument duee themsstvea sa aa emoipal sources of adp- In those countries not only food The p a g e^ t is under the direction Christmas tree and' decorate the Open Forum meetlags have been held in the ago Transcontinental and Western Dennia Laabines, 58, veteran a former newspaper columnist meat to bashful bojis aadj auld. would bs the United is scarce but also feed and seed, of Mrs. Horace McKnlgbt and Rev. was honorably discharged in' 1937 social room. Mrs. C. T. Willett will with Hitler (so did Stalin) and and the author q f a recent British New Milford. Dec. 12.—{»V- past two weeks, and the quota is Air Lines announced it would give newspaperman, for the past eight A smart strap fastens under tha Rabbit Cornea to Rescue OnUrio, Calif.— ( ^ —As Santa two admitted- they were •ritulB. IBs Domlnkma and so much so that many people Theodore S, Darrah; Mrs. Gordon and later Vas called back for ac­ see to the gift exchange and Mrs. now realizes that mUtake is no slowly being filled. There will be film, "Young Mister Pitt.” "A Misundenitood Maa" Wllllam Coggswell, 79, s chief ol a service pin to five-year em­ years on the news staff of The chin and they are padded tor com­ C?laus’ assiatant in charge of his for hostesses who act souatrieo ever- have j>een reduced to eating even Dimock in charge of costumes; tive duty. He has sefcn service In Herbert Swanson and Mrs. G. L reason why he pannof be trusted the Pequot tribe of Indians, dlei two meeting neat waek, Wednes­ ployes. another to tan-year mm. New York Times. He was born fort One steel helinst costs $5 so Pratt, Kas.— ( ^ —To the rescue local correspondence, Miss Bertha the seed. Instead of planting Mrs. Milo E. Hayes In charge of many foreign lands and In the Eme'rson, refreshments.. to carry out his pledges to the at the Danbury hospital yester­ day all day and Thursday aftsr- "What do you get after 15 years, in Kansas City. To tha Editor: every time you flU a $6 stamp book of roeatleas meat counters jumpa Brainpower Being Indexed Schwartxwasider, head of ths city pasBlwa as a wheat seed for next year's crop the music; and Miss Grace Sikes tropics. In recent months be has Allies. A sane man seldom makes day. noon, MO that it will not he necea- a Wheel cbalr?^* aaked Pilot Lou Hull, Quebec—Thomas H. Max­ Death Tsksa S Ba aad that a they hsve had to make bread. an property manager. The ourt made two flying trips to Elngland. WhUe not an admirer of Ad­ the same mistake tadcs. you are buying protoeUon for an the Kanaaa rabbit. Cfottontalls are nursing staff, gets some tough as­ Coggswell was bom on the In­ ry to have a gathering during Ooaa Here from Los Angeles well, 54 sales nuuiager for the being killed and sold in unprece­ signments. But this one has her to aU the Fbrlillzer Supply Shut Off will consist of the church choir, Pilot Frasslnelli is stationed at No Baa ob Drivlag Tet miral Jean Darian nevertheless American soldier. The Schools at Scientific and . profesaional so­ the writer thinks it time' that aome Leonard ML Blater dian reservation, Sachagltoke ^irlatmaa week. for a 9tajr msetlng, W oc^ ICanufacturlu company. dented numbers, Director Guy Joa- cieties are co-operating with the stopped completely. Biptsd Hull. Qus., Dae. South American fertilizers have the Young People's Society, the Quonsett Point, R. L, and U a War program win shew yeu bow to one wpoke a good word for the 84 Main BL . ' near Kent, Omn. He was pihsl- ‘ Through as error, at a previoqa had completed 18 ysara of He wfis a native « Saulta 8te. ■eraad ef the State Game commla- governmant in ragistaAig taphnl- “Helen,” the leter read; "Dear Thoatas H. liakwMI, hesn shut eff from Europe whils Oiurch School, and members at brother ot AttlUo R. FrassineUi of Harttord, Dec. 12.—«f>)—Ne ban drnt of the Rattlesnake Club roeetlag, it waa ostsd to return 10 aervico—and was on crutches be­ Marie, Mich. do your hH (or our armed forces mantgsr hers for TM _ on Sunday pleasure driving or man who la being eo much abueed Sion acknowledges. Some hunte)w clans In a new National Roatsr to Santa: I am a little girl 18 years European cfasmical fertiliser the ehureh. Grant avenue and Mrs. Wade Cos­ formed years ago by leading Con­ bonds on the Home, whereas the cause of a motorcycle accident Tucson, Ariz.—Henry Morgan, through Uit; regular purchase of are killing as many aa 100 a day, Manufseturtag “ anything o f this nature” is being by the preaa and certain political Soldiers, on organised troop facilitate the supply of brainpow­ old. I went 20 gallons of gasoline, p lu ts have been turned to muni- tello of WUllngton avenue. necticut aportsmon. number held by our unit was 20. Fellow employes gave him a wheel 59, head of Henry Morgan anil War Savings Stamps. selling them at from 10 - to 25 four new tires and a second Ueut­ native ot Saults Bto. tltina productions. contemplated at this ; time for groups In this country and Rngr movements In the U. S., travel apk- er.. More than half a million names The r;hief health problem in The Stafford Springs police and He leavea his • widow, - aighl Therefore, tl^ minutes were cor- chair. company, New York broken. (/..>. lr««nrr si 1 Cents, dressed, he reported. have . been placed ^ the rol^. enant." died at kts hfii Busfi and T)ie mnchlnery to feed other nn- the Nortti African war sons la the fire departments have two Serv- bby war bond i Chicago Bears vs. Washington aajr toys for koyt and glris. | government, non-military expend­ In Final Game tkekelpers are worried, too, auction, in which he sold a Jap- ' Redskins. itures in 1943—was made today ancse flag captured on Guadalca- Talkp — MBS, 1. Reviewing In Last Quarter It looks Mko there won't by the chairman of the powerful aay Cbitotmas. | nal by the Marines, and an auto­ stand recorded, "Role of Women House Appropriations committee. graphed photo of Capt. Eddie in War” ; NBC, 1:30, Roundtable Chicago's Great liileven rvi Arm* Arm* Rotating Old Copies of Herald Serving notice that he intended Rickenbacker together with a on "Bible In Wartime” ; HBC, 2:30, pushing foMmI CHAPTER SIX j to keep a tight check-rein on all Made 3-1 Choice for; lavem ieam l^iDchael Wanders Far and Wide | piece of the first German plane he Chicago roundtable ’’Italy” ; BLU, forward •n diM t Decides ContestI departmental .epending. Represen­ shot down in the World War, net­ 3:15, Wake Up Fomm "Role of Sunday’s Contest at •When Michael ran away from ; tative Cannon (D., Mo.), chair­ ted $485,009 in bonds. I Congress” ; MBS, 8, Forum ”Fed- Takes First Poona he carried no food | Interesting Reading man of the committee which haa The flag brought the highest : oral Aid for Public Eklucation.” . Washington. Turkington Stan fori initial supervisioi) over all money sum, $246,700, a bid from the Ken­ ! NBC— 1:15, Labor for Victory: aioney and the only clothe* he bills, said a policy of cutting non- ON THE sington High school at Buffalo, 3:30, Official Army Hour; 4:30 to By Pat O’Brien Losers While Frenchl were th« one* he wore. He Cheney's drygoods and groceries. essential costa to the bone already 6. NBC Symphony, Stokowski di­ Round Honors ’ aper Issuetl on Jan; N. Y. The students raised this Washington, Dee. 13—(Jf)— I’t have even an overcoat for The only cut-on this page, and in haa been adopted. amount in bonds through a can­ recting Shastakovitch Seventh Paces JMeriden; Ganwl bad forgotten it when^ Misa 14, 1882 Ik Found fact the whole' paper, is one of a ’•'And next year,” he pledged, vass, and plan to put the flag in Symphony; 7, Jack Benny and Poatball’s moet devastating out­ HACKING modem cooking range of the pe­ ‘‘we'll take out part of the bone.” Lafit Year’ s Champions HIPPING NO BASKET Fast and Rough. ___ acnt him home from school. the school’s trophy room in honor Gary Cooper; 8, Chas. McCarthy fit, the Chicago Bears, blew Into SPOT By Local Resident; riod. advertised by Hugh Moriarty. Will Give Benefit of Doubt' The wind blew very cold on the of five seniors now on Guadalca­ and Nelson ^ d y ; 9:30. Album of town today for a final workout be­ Win Easily; Paganis Other stove dealers who advertised Cannon declared that the com­ nal. The flag will be presented Familiar Muaic; 10:30, The ( 3 Meriden High outscored .y leading away from Poo­ Prices Now and Then. their line were E. T. Carrier and fore laying their, world champion- Waving ■ w ith graham ■ na and Michael walked all mittee’s policy toward the billions formally to the school in tonight’s Creightons. In Second Spot; Off Chester last night, 35-24 and man*] Ferris Brothers. sure to be demanded by the Army ehlp on the line In a National arm* in * By DIUon cTraham without coming to a single program at 8:30 on CBS. CBS—9:45 a. m., Bible Sunday League playoff contest with the Rlglit ImimI aged to keep 'its slate clean. Th* j Miss Gertrude Abbey of 801 Claasifled Advertitemento and the Navy in coming months program; 3 p. m„ N. Y. Philhar­ Again December 14. Right hand front of AP Festuree Sports Editor __ s. Late in the afternoon the A runner-up bid of $218,300 In Washington Redskins at Griffith margin of victory was not great. [ Ighway ended and there waa only Main street has brought to The for war material would be one of bonds came from the employes of monic, All-Brahms: 4 :30, Kostela- 1 on hip cheppinf New York. Dec. 12—Boxing’s The classified advertisements Stadium tomorrow. body considering that Manchester had.) Barrow dirt path winding Herald office two copies o< the were only four in that January 14, careful supervision, but “we’ll give a war plant at Bedford, Ohio. The netz Concert, Lily Pons; 6:30. chief governing bodies at odds . Even in football-rabid Washing­ The West Side Tavern bowling at hip* again. ' j h the thick forest*. Michael IT WAS HUMPHRCY HUMPERDINCK. THE WOOPSPRITE paper published within the first 1882 issue, while in today’s Herald them the benefit of the doubt. Rickenbacker items brought $20,- Sergt. Gene Autry; 8, Orson 1 to travel for nearly two hours tn] “ In allocating funds for the ton, where it’s considered treason­ team, winners of the 1941 bowling Their last peace and periixl of I get to the Sliver City. Gob Turk-I very tired and hungry by this year of lU existence. These antique they nearly fill a page. On this 000 in bonds. Welles, Hello Americans; 9, O n - " jv V and his nose and the tips of military,” Cannon said, “ the com­ rad Nagel theater; 9:30, Fred Al­ able to discredit the Redskins, title at the West Side Rec are i cooperation lasted a .year or so. Ington led the attack for tha Io*- l i.ssues of the "Manchester Satur­ third page too were ths lists of Chicago ruled at least a 3-1 fav­ ears were quite olue with cold, births, marriages and deaths, and mittee feela emphatically that it is Selected as the first play for len and Jack Haley; 10:30, Re­ leading the pack at the finish of And in that Ume the National ers while French was outstandiiyj just aWut had given up hope day Herald," as it waa known at better to give a little too nduch orite. To the 36,000-odd fans who Boxing Assodation and the New for the winners. " the Ume, are both of 1882 vintage. they included towns in this area the BLU network’s "Audition Pre­ port to the Nation. the first round but are closely ever finding a house where he than too little. We don’t want BLU—1; Horace Heldt review; have tickets, Sammy Baugh and York state commission settled the Uses But One Team One of the papers bears theSname as far distant as Stafford. view” of dramatic candidates for company are without a peer, but pressed by Pagani’s team. Brown ' aiA for food and shelter had never touched and slowly Local market prices Hated but­ to take any chance of crippling the Broadway stage is "The Wind 2:30, Show of Yesterday and To­ championships In aU but one of The experts had been figurinff] sat in the chair the good woman of Frank Abbey, Miss Abbey’s not even the moat enthusiastic can DOUBLE FOUL the ei)Nt w e^ht divisions to their suddenly he saw wisps of placed for him at the table. went out of the house. l,t was dark ter at 35 cents a pound, egga. 32 the war effort through lack of Is Rising” by Harry Kleinert of day; 5:30, Musical Steelmakers; has high single for this round with that Coach Wilfred Clarke wouMl curling high above the tree father, and she recalls that at one funds.” discount the Bears’ record of three .,65 and a three string total of .377. mutual saUsfaction. alternate his teams but last n ig ttj ’There now,” she said kindly. now and colder than ever. Michael time he was connected with The cents a dozen, chicken 15 cents a Philadelphia. It will have qn hour 6:05, Britain to America, BBC at Leaving the path he hurried wandered blindly through the Cannon’s outline of policy came War; 7:30, Quiz Kids; 8:30, Inner atraight western division titles' Three string total was captured But the situaUon created by the he double-crossed these armc' ’’You have only to say a tiny Grace Herald staff in some capacity or pound, and lower down the list, and a half on the air next Thurs­ and two consecutive world cham­ gh the woods seeking the and then you may eat all you can woods not knowing or caring chestnut wood was down at $3.75 only a short time after House Mi­ day afternoon. Sanctum. Peter Lorre; 10. Good by , the Independent CMoak CJom- Right arm Right arm reUrement of lightweight cham­ experts and kept his first team in I which made the smoke. other.-The dateline figures are nority Leader Martin (R., Mass.), pionships. pany Keglers with 1707. The teams Arm* pion Sammy Angott has brought hold.” where he went. ‘'Vol. 1. No. 5, January 14, 1882, a cord. Today due to the blight, Will Hour. wovas at raiaod there from the start. It waa evi-1 Before very long he was over- Michael stopped with his hands After that, wherever he found declared in an interview that the MBS— 12:30, Safety Sohga; 5, .The Bears boast a 1942 record finished in the followring order: \ f •xtondod, about another split. According to dent that this quintet waa an ] Price Five Cents." There are only chestnut cannot be bought and On Saturday night Hat: NBC— of 11 wins and no loaaea. Most of waUt lint ' to see a little white farm already reaching for a bun. He people who might feed or shelter other hardwoods are $14 a load. Republicans would press for re­ 8, Abie's Irish Roee; 8:30, Truth or Rockford College Chriatmaa Mu­ W. L. palm* 1 or 2 Abe Greene, president of the NBA, pepped up for an upset and ai,| _ in a clearing among the four pages, but each form is a their victories were by lop-slded, —thumb he and Gen. John J. Phelan, chair­ gazed up at the lady, pleading with him it was always the same. When As for the profearional men, duction of non-military expendi­ Consequences; 9, Bam Dance; sic; 6:30, Anchors Aweigh: 7:30, West Side Tavern ...... 21 7 front fingars half time only two points aepsm.,;J DOds. A farmer was Just coming little larger than the pages of to­ tures. or at least substantial, scores...... man of the New York commis­ his eyes that she not make him he spoke they thought he was be day’s Herald. Olin R. Wood and Charles R. 9:30, Can You Top This; 10:15, Stars and Stripes In Britain; Pagani’s ...... 17 11 ted the teams as they left thsj ) from the bam and when he saw speak. But she didn’t understand. witched or playing tricks and they "Obviously,” he said, "the peo-, 10:30, This Our Bhiemy; 11:30, In winning the Elastern Division (?loak Company ...... 16 12 sion, agreed that a series of elimi- floor. Meriden had 14 and 1 Idwel he waved and called: The Froiit Page Hathaway advertised in the early Dick Powell Serenade. ’’Just say, 'God bless this food,’ ” sent him from their doors. If he pie are demanding a reducton in CBS— 7, People’s Platform; 7:30, Answering You. London and New championship, the Redskins chalk­ Moriartys • ••••* »•!****• 14 14 naUon bouts would be ]ield among Chester 12. V^Wlfelcome, son! It has been In the upper left hand comer of Herald, and on t dentist, S. R. Bur­ ed up 10 victories and suffered one the lightweights and the survi­ she told him ;ently. didn’t speak they thought he was gess who had his residence and of­ the thousands of political strap Bob Hawk Quiz; 8, O um it and York. X.J Parachutes • • • • *...... 1 2 16 Fset Roogh Osms weeks since we've had a the front page is a poem entitled hangers." defeat, the lone loss coming in a vors would be matched in a scrap Michael swallowed hard. And rude and would have nothin,, to do "Love". A story, "The Delayed fice near the railroad depot in Sanderson Quiz; 8:30, Hobby L6b- All-Stars ...... 11 17 It was no pink tea affair ivriler in these parts!” Drive to Curb Powers deluge that drowned almost every­ saheUoned eu a Utle meeting. then, clenching his fists, he said, with hl.,1. Letter” follows, occupying nearly "North Manchester.’’ by; 9. Hit f’arade; 10:15, Soldiers Monday Expectations: NBC—9 Hamiltons ...... 11 17 night and' the vaunted whtrlwindl obediently, ”God bless this food.” Finally, after three days and He added that the Republican a. m.. Everything Goes; 2:45 p. m„ one except the New York Giants, Rockville ...... 11 17 Then the New York commission, style of play that put Meriden into [ Michael could have shouted with three columns. The fourth column The back page had a ’ column with Wings. who won the game without mak­ Schubert Tops Grid Coaches But instead of words there was three night, he threw 'limself down headed "Religious’’ and no leas minority, strengthened by the No­ BLU—i . Sing for Dough Quiz; Hymns of all Churchea; 6. Nation­ Averages to Greene's surprise, announced it the Sta*e Tourney last year waaH he was so glad to hear a was headed "Children's Column" ing a first down. Fishing Notes would recognize the winner of the only a cloud of smoke from his In a big forest and burst into tears. than a dozen patent medicine ad­ vember elections, would open a 7:30, Green Hornet: 8:30, Over al Teachers’ Meeting.. CBS—3:15. Moriarty Bros. matched by tne Manchester bojrsj y voice. The fanner led him "If only there were someone,” he and at the top is a poem "Polite­ Beau Jack-Tippy Larkin fight In mouth and a rush of ho. air that vertisements for every family had drive "to curb the unauthorized Here 'Variety Hour; 9:30. Spot­ St. Louis Matinee; 4:30, Giants of As usual, the Redskins wiU rely G. Ave. Cravat League Must Produce who gav-3 aa good as they g ^ J the house and began firing burned the farmer's cheecks. sobbed brokenly. “If only there ness." At the bottom is an item in New York, Dec. 18, as the new regard to the New Pacific Road, one or more members who were use of power by some of the auto­ light Band Parade; / 10, Danny Freedom; 5:45, Ben Bemle. BLU— chiefly on Baugh, one of footbaU’s Werner ...... 17 93.5 Karmarskl waa French’s ninnli ions at him, wanting to were someone somewhere who cratic bureaucrats. champion. The New Yorkers ap­ where Michael, had come the second line of railroad across addicts, and fully )>elieved in all Thomas Show. 11 s. m., Breakfast at Sardi’s; greatest pasSers and the league's Olson ...... ___ 19 105.3 and mate and he waa the margla The farmer and his wife stared could help me!” "W e want them to have what 12:30 p. m.. Farm and Home Pro­ premier kicker. His pitches to parently felt the division would be victory. Both teams played alamMl and where he was going, And would you believe it? There the continent. Another item gives the claims made for these curalls. MBS—8. American Eagle Club; Darling . .... 10 95.6 Former Ace Bowler Has Positions Not Frozen at Michael in alarm. ‘The Lord power is needed for the prosecu- 9, Chicago Theater. "Carmen"; gram. Sec. Wickard: 4, Club Mat­ Dick Todd, Bob Masterson and Ed without a champion too long If bang baaketball and kept the faar| it. Just then, the farmer’s good have mercy on us!” cried the was someone who could help him! the strength of the British Army, A number of small advertise­ Mahoney . . 1 • • • . ___ 20 110.5 > came out from the kitchen including England, Scotland. Wales tlo^_^ of war, but we don’t want 10:15, Yankee Doodle Minstrels, inee. MBS—1. The W AACi. In- Ofera constitute the biggest part McAdams ...... 97.6 Fine Scores Against For Duration; Many they waited until the end of elim­ on the edges of their aeats imtil | fanner at last. "The boy is cursed! It was Humphrey Mumperdinck, ments offered for sale everything .... 17 ination series. ng a platter of steaming hot and Ireland. There are. no spot from "chromo” cards to parlor or­ this'litied for the persecution of moved from BLU. tervlewa and (3ol. Oveta Culp Hob­ of the Washington attack. Tierney ----- 20 108.5 Game News the final whisUs. He has the demon in him for the woods'prlte who was sitting on the people." he asserted. The NBA. whUe it admlU that buns in one hand and a big news items, local or national on gans. by; 2:30. Mutual Goes CaUing; For running plays, CToach Ray All Stars His Critics. Changes Forecast. Seeond Team liosa* sure!” At these ords the farm­ a toadstool right by Michael’s ear. Martin’s preview of the Repub­ Flaherty has rigged up a series Jack and Larkin are among the Meriden’s second team also d*«| ir of milk in the other. er’s wife buried her head in her "I wish you would stop crying,” the front page. I Sunday brings: Pro Football 4 ;30, Themes and Variations. Helm ...... 3 104.6 lican plan of action took on added of formations featuring Ray Hare, Schubert came to life last night top contenders, wUl not recognize feated the Manchester sacoodoin • | "Let the child eat before you apron. said Humphrey irritably. “ You're Editorial Page | S Wilson ...... ___ 9 lOO.i I sou Prexy 4knows If there are any in the By Harrv Grayson Turning over to the second page importance in the light of recent Ed Justice and Andy Farkas...... , Lee Fracchla will head the lo- nearby — lakes? the winner as champion. It wlU go game that waa fast and on him,” she said to her hus- ” We cannot have you in this getting the ground under my toad­ Zamanek . ___ 9 98.3 at Murphy's bowling alleys and Pittsburgh, Dec. 12—War or no ahead with its plans for an elimi­ "Can’t you see he’s atarv- ^here are editorials. "New Year statements on the House floor by Nobody, least of all Flaherty, Is ...... cal chapter of the C^onneCtlcut Lack Unity war, football followers, especially right up to the gun. Tha acoss 1 house,” went on the farmer to Mi­ stool soaking wet. What’re you 60 Landlojrds several southern Democrats that 1080 1S80 Taggart .. ___ 13 107.3 stopped any further remarks of nation tourney. Perhaps when ltd Reflections" and a column headed discounting the advantage the , ...... Sportsmen for 1943 and will be While many of the sports organ­ the alumni—real and synthetic- this contest waa 35-24 in te f« r sfj| chael. ”We cannot feed one who is crying for anyway?” they were ready to join in an WTIC WURC Kiloeydes Angelo .. .-... 17, 100.2 his ability to bowl. He copped elimination tourney is over, and. it the Silver City seconds, bewitched.” And opening the door "North Manchester” which was a Kilocycles Bears wiH hold. Breen ___ 12 109.5 inducted into office about Janu­ izations have splendid Ideas on the still love a winner and woe betide sight and smell of the food economy drive. I In Sid Luckman, Ray McLean, has designated a champion, the scores: Michael’s legs to trembling, he motioned for Michael to leave. Tomorrow: Humphrey Offers to forerunner of the "About Town” ot Face Gharges Bronke ...... i... 11 95.4 both high single and three games ary 12 when the chapter holds its subject they lack unity among the coach who doesn’t produce today. The publisher, Elwood S. Likely to play an important Saturday, December 12 Gary FamigHettl, Hugh Galler- annual banquet -St the Villa their members .... due for the NBA claimant and the New York mouth watered as he eagerly The boy got up from the food he | Help .Michael. Saturda.v, Dec. 12 Martin ...... ___ 9 100.7 total. The singles mark was 132 over a protracted period. titleholder will battle it out for a B. Eia, refers to a, visit of his father, part in that move is an Investi-' P. M. neau and capable replacements, Louisa. According to reports the most part to jealous attitudes in Gridiron gruldes are compara­ F, P M Guthrie ___ 4 94.2 and'-his total plnfall was 362. university recognized champion­ KarmazSM, If . • • "Rev. Walter E'la, formerly pastor gation now being conducted by a | 1:45— FootbaU Game. the Bears have Just about the best chapter has enjoyed a fini year the ranks. The right and feasible tively scarce because so many of Vast Rent Enforcement House Civil Service subcommittee 1:30— AH Out for Victory. Parachute Dwyer>, his arch rival, claimed ship. Harris, If . ****** • • at South Manchester” was in the 1:45—Jerry Sears. 3:00— Preae News. set of backs in the business. The financially, and looks forward to method of gaining support from them joined the armed forces, so on ways and means to cut down Chicago line that features Bulldog Hudson ...... 5 89.6 that last night's winner bad eaten Frankel, rf b * * * s’to’s * * 2 Bradley Galls village a few hours yesterday: also Drive Under Way; Ac­ 2-5:15— Program from N. Y. 3:05—Football Game. Runde ...... ___ 2 113.5 a better doason next year. With the Legislature should be the pro­ the holocaust will save a lot of that ‘Telephone connections from personnel in government bureaus 4:30—HeUo Hawaii. Turner. Danny Fortmann and Lee himself instead of buying any­ all bills paid there is a 801*1110* in per preparation among the mem­ The two bodies are not in agree­ Btestek, rf , • fation’s Family Life 5:15— Man Your Battle Stations. Wilson ...... ___ 1 103 coaches’ scalps. French, e . . 5 Ihe Poatoffice were completed yes­ and to eliminate duplication of ef­ 5:00— Cleveland Symphony Or­ Artoe has been able to mow down thing for the rest of bis matea or the, treasury. bers long before the bearings are ment now on three other divisions. 2 tions First of Type. 5:30— Doye O’Dell. TacMulIen ...... ___ 1 85 Yet all the boys do not own the Manuel Ortiz beat Lou Salica Schultz, e .. ' • • terday and the line is in good fort. chestra. aU opposition thus far. thw newspapers. T h e scores. After New Laws set at Hartford. A referendum G O P Leaders 5:45— Upton Close. HamU . . ___ 3 97.4 comforting thought that their some months ago in a bout In Cali­ Z8$ronkl, Ig . 2 • working order.” Washington, Dec. 12 - (^Pi—The 6:00— News. 6:00—News. For more than a week now the Team No.- 8 (3) The local sportsmen have many vote among the 102,000 members. positions are frozen until victory Breakdown Growing Transportation Problem game haa been a sellout. George Flnkbeln ___ 13 83.2 In C!onnecticut, interested in fish­ fornia liooked as a bantamweight Geory, Ig .. Sri*#*** • • 6:15— Come on and Dance, 6:05— Football Roundup. Phelps .. ___ 14 102.3 Mecalf ______96 112 86—298 Ideas which they will .present be­ is achieved. D’Annlble, ig ...... Transportation was a problem nation's landlords had the Office Strlckler, the league’s pubUcity di­ Buckminster. 95 85 104--284 fore the Incoming legislature. The ing and game laws, would be the title affair. NBA prompUy recog­ . • • State Chairman Moves 6:30—Strictly Sports. 6:15— Dinner Hour Melodies. H. Pagani ___ 14 91.5 In Pittsburgh, for example, I nized OrUz but the New York Bollman, rg • • In those days as it is now, for we of Price Administration’s warning 6:45—Medical Talk. 6:30— Frazier Hunt—News. rector, has been beseiged for tick­ Brennan ...... 95 119 127—341 one big argument again this year first and proper step. If the refer hear from authoritative sources shortages in domestic and farm read further that "A free train Ghurches ets ever since he established head­ McDowell ___ 19 93.8 endum is not favorable, or a ma­ commission, ruling that their bout Freedom and To Organize Party for today that a vast rent enforcement 7:00—Noah Webster Says. 6:45—The World Today. * Benson ...... 121 129 i l l —361 1« over Sunday ^bunting and an that Tommy Davies, now of Cleve­ " i help. will run from South Manchester quarters here two^ days ago. The Massaro . ___ 21 103.3 earlier fishing date. It would ap­ jority favoring the Idea, it is "not was at 12 rounds rather than the .Totals M drive is under way, with charges 7:30— Adventures of Ellery 7:00—People’s Platform. All-Rockrtlle land’s Western Reserve, is to be iiiMponsibility f o r Llkel,v to Be Repurcusnions The Legislature. after the Old Folks Concert Mon­ scalpers reportedly are asking— 407 ,445 427 1279 pear that Connecticut is far back hard to understand how and why 15 rounds designated oa the title already filed in 60 cases. The Salvation .4rmy Queen. 7 :30—Thanks to the Yanks. 0'(?onnelI ...... 6 108.8 brought back to his alma mater. distance in this state, decUued V 7 . After the war Dr. Locke doubts day evening” also that the "Grqnd rnd,getting—as high as $15 for a Team No. 1 (1) in the rut in both these laws and the Legislature could easily have 661 Main Street 8:00—Abie's Irish Rose. 8:00—Julia Sanderson A Frank Berger . . ___ 9 99 Pitt, as the successor to (Charley SaHca still champion. Phelon, rg. • • 'Women Seen; Mar- that women will enthusiaatically Hartford. Dec. 12.- i/P>- J. Ken­ Fair under the auspices of St. The OPA announced last night regular $4.40 ticket. Low Man ___ 95 85 85—265 one member summed up the local on out. Like all other and being return to their old Jobs. And Newman J. Curtis, Major 8:30—Truth or Consequences. Crumit ' turawskl ...... 15 104 Bowser. The NBA tabs Jackie Wilson aa Curtlo. I g ...... 2 « Bridget's church will open at Bis- that criminal charges of violating Larder .. . y. . 99 114 93—306 situation in one alwirt, terse sen­ human, it is nice to take the line Davies, a successful insurance iagea More Unstable. Where they do not return there are neth Bradley, state Republican rent regulations had been filed 9:00— National Bam Dance. 8:30— Hobby Lobby. Pongratz ...... *... 10 99.7 the featherweight boss, and New Seudiere, ...... • sell's hall. Dancing will be a fea­ 9:30— Can You Top This? Luffy . . y .'.. . 97 98 117—312 tence when he said, “TTie present of least resistance. man of Pittsburgh, was an All- likely to be repercussions on fami­ chairman, haa put the machinery ture to music by Coates Orchestra, against 60 landlords — “ both big Sunday; 8:55— Ehic Severeid—News, Cornier ...... 12 95.5 law is like the Sunday liquor law. Those Who Berve York calls Willie Pep, recent con­ Turkington, rf ....>< . • 1 10:00— Sports Newsreel of the Air 9:00—Your Hit Parade. S chuberri___ 132 111 119—362 America Panther halfback in 1918 By now w d W. Btokeslee ly life. in motion to organize the party's and a special train will run to and little”—in the first actions of 9:30 a. m.—Sunday school and Magnason ...... ___ 3 96.3 It’s all 'round you, wide open and Each organization should choose queror of P)—The was expected to be nominated as 12:15—Kiwanis Luncheon. 10:00—CTiurch of the Alt son Square Garden Mat night, the P. Kapiira .;.. .x.. sell the Phils piecemeal instead of del the head o f a sports event, New York commission apparently was at stake as the UCLA Bruins The first large-scale family up- Seven Trains Daily El Centro. Calif., Dec. 12—(>D— 11:15— Day Dreams with Bud t'loak\Co. Informed Fred Mandel that they came to grips today with their old. New Britain Board of Education, clerk of the House at the caucus. Also on this page are adver­ 3;30-4;30 p. m.—Grade School 10:30—News very fancy fuss qVbr the so-called in one chunk, had a date with but Hugo Germino, Durham (N. feels that is reason enough for it aet started, well before America's Automobile tires, aa weU aa sal- Rainey. 10:15— Wings Over Jordan H. Vend ...... \.... 85 couldn’t win with Big Bill Ed­ Jinx. Southern California. entry tn ^ ' the war. Since 1936 involved for some time in a coij- Senate Caucus tisements of the "New York and lada and bridge club sandwiches, Baaketball League. 11:30—Musical Souvenirs. "duration” heavriveight champ- Branch Rickey last night. . . . The C.) Sun columnist,' points out that Fitz Shows to rule boxing and championships troversy with its school superih- The call for the Senate caucus 11:00—Warren Sweeney—News tonahip waa,.Just about the same, Benevento ...... 88.8 Subject of their conversation folks who write frequently to their wards. The outcome! waa regarded gen­ there )ma been a greater disper­ New England Railroad” with sev­ may be made of lettuce, 5:15-6:30 p. m.—Business Men’s 11:45—OHvio Santoro. hennequin ...... 98 in this state with or without NBA tendent, found Itself today with apparently was a copy of the call 11:05— String Quartet thank you.- waantt disclosed, of course, but friends in the armed forces can Owner Mandel, knowing no agreement. erally as a tossup. with the bresi.1 ^ sion .Of families than in any other en trains a day to Hartford, and L. G. Goar, of the University of Gym Claks. * 12:00—In The • South American Mitchell ...... \. 102.6 more about football than Alva only enough members to comprise used in previous years whm the 6:30-7:30 p. m.—Boys (7-12) 12:00—Leatbemecka off Parade Nova, had quite a collection of Rickey has become a buyer in­ qualify as good sports. Anyway, the [leace was wonder­ llkel.v to determine which shall op- ‘ 'ears’ period. By 1941, in this the South Manchester Railroad, California College of Agriculture, Way. Correntti ...... \ 107.6 How to Bowl Bradley does about baseball, lis­ pose Georgia and Frankie Slnk- a quonim after accepting the Itepublicans were the minority Game Room. 12:15—Your Sunday Serenade injuries' from his aix-round atay- stead of a seller since he Isft St. ful. while it lasted. try, 5,000,000 persons had mi- with eight a day to South Man­ disclosed today that testa of three 12:15—Junior Quiz Show. 12:30— Last Minute News Benny Pagani ...... 107.2 Hence he suggests that all tened instead of putting the mag­ wich in Pasadena’s stadium. n a ted to war production centers, superintendent's resignation. party in the Upper. House because chester. 7:00—Manchester Garden Club 12:45—News. with' the Bronx "Gang Busted.” Louis and we hear that when sports scribes should occasionally varieties of lettuce showed high 12:45— Salt Lake Tabernacle Choir Or. 'Vincent Nardiello had x-ray BoHnsky...... 104.1 B y Fred Fitzsimmons nificent brutes back in their Southern California hasn’t been m 1942 the estimate is for 1,600,- The vote at last night’a meeting it designated the selection of a G. S. Parkhurst conducted ,a contents of latex, main substance Xmaa Party. 1:00—Robert S t John. Less ...... 101.5 somebody offered Nugent $800,000 remind their readers to write more A Big Lesgde Bowler, Too and Organ p'Ktea showing e broken ninth rib for the PhUs’ franchise bis reply places—behind the eight ball. able this year to beat a team em­ 000 more movings, and of these was 6 to 2 to accept the resigns' party floor leader as the chief general store on Union street at of rubber. 7:30-8:30 p. m.—Junior Baaket- 1:15—Labor For Victory, , Jones ...... 103 often. Something like 90 per cent of ploying the ’T ” formation and ball piactlae. Eagles. 1:00—Church of the Air an Lou’s left side, a dislocatod was that he could get that much Their teams aren’t bad and In­ Shans Defeats more than 1,000,000 are families. tion which Superintendent Carlylp business of the meeting. the foot of Wood Lane, and One wild variety, he said, yield­ 1:30—Modem Muaic; ' 1:30— Invitation to Learning Shea ...... 125 Service Dept the bowlers of today use the stan­ sofar as class coaches go, the Dal­ UCLA's "<3T ” adaption may glv* However, as the majority party, 8:30.0:30 p. m.—Senior Basket­ tenth rib, a torn cartileg.- and a for four ox hia playera. . . Bub Break Old Associations C. Ring tendered last week with among other things advertised ed 29 per cent of latex from its 1:45—Wiac >U.axi. 2:00—Those We Love Hamlltons The first Keealey Field open golf dard two-finger-and-thumb grip. las Cotton has all the best of‘it the Trojans lots of trouble with the Republicans will name one of ball practise, Tigers. 2:00—Sammy Kaye’a Sunday Ser­ possible kidney Injury. This last Kurland, the aeven-foot center who Jack Callora The migrations break old asso­ t'le explanation that “ I did not find "Plunket Gingham remnants.” stalk, as compared with approxi­ 2:30—'War News will be looked Into today writh fur- Muske (3 games) ...... 100 ebsunpionship Is ^ t e d for s week More' control can be attained among the Bowls, Jan. 1. The left halfback Al Solarl exploding ciations. Institutions and customs the stability and opportunity which their number president pro tern of The third page of this yellowed mately 25 per cent,from guayule 7:30-9:30 p. m.—Furniture re- enade. 2:35—National News Dubaldo (3 games) ...... 106.’2 will play for the Oklahoma Aggies from tomorrow at Edge water with the three-fingered grip. Into the secondary on quick opm- 2:30—Curtis Efiaemble. tlier x-rays, and If one more is re- against the C. C. N. Y. basketball game brings together two of the supporting family life are weak­ 1 thoueht the po.sition wrould the Senate, an officer third in sue Herald gives news items under the after three years giowth. > rmishing class. - ^ 2:40—Treasury Star Parade Suchy (14 games) ...... 92.1 Park, Mias. It will be directed by More chum can be put on the ing plays. 6:30—AH bowling aUeya taken 2:45—T3ie Sabbath Mesaage. )uired after that, Lou can easily team tonight, is a real problem leading figures In football—Bill ened. Families break up more eas­ offer.” He came here five and a cession to the governor with the head "South Manchester” and 3:00— N. Y. Philharmonic Sym­ :Ialm the title of ”most-photo- Cowles (17 games) .... . 102.4 Sgt. Joseph MazziotU, former New bsdl. ThlA means that the ball Alexander of Georgia Tech and Boston. Dec. 12 (^1 Cteo Pacific Coast Conference athls- ily. Children leave home oftener. half veara ago from Little FBlls, power of appointing Senate mem­ notes that 'T. F. Plunket was re­ by Pratt h Whitney League. 3:00—Music for Neighbor,.. Zwlck (11 games) ...... 110.4 child for puUman porters. Too big York pro. . . , Oorp. Vince Murphy mixes witip the pins to a greater Shans. the polished Los Angrte tic representatives will select. 3:15—World News Parade—Upton phony orchestra iraphed-young man” In town. , Dana X. Bible of Texas. The family loses its primary slg- N. Y. bers of committees. The Senator elected a dlredtor of the Aetna $60,000,000 Oivsa 4:30—The Pause That Rafreahaa Lewie (19 games) ...... 97.8 for a regular berth, he drew a o f the Elnid, Okla., Army flying extent, icnocks down more plna. Negro who has hopes of gainRi) GeorglaA opponent in u telephons Close. But aside from Nova a ailments, makeshift sleeping place coming Alexander and Bible- have 'i^ance for the members. The Rev. C. J. Fredeen, pastor named chairman of the Judiciary bank 0 Hartford; that Glaston­ M> Seokera Off Track on the Air T.ost of which he acquired from a Brown (21 games) ...... 107.4 school, taking after hia sports- rFingen infers "and oni thumb should be Sammy Angott’s vacated light­ vote expected to be completed at In three ye*(rs from outbreak of 3:30—This la The Army Hour. here fromtBuffak) and tumbled out kept diw. Wl known each other for more than ar already has changed court­ o. the Swedish Bethany church committee will be the parly’s floor bury news would be a feature 5:00—The Family Hour— Gladys right hand ah, t in the oreadbaaket writing dad, forwards the sugges­ Wipe your hands be SO years, have been closely asso' weight throne took a step In the 9 o’clock (Pacific War Time) Uk ship. The .customary waiting peri- leader and the Democratic candi­ henceforth; that Ralph Cheney the war, the Americfui Red Croat When llloulder Dam was being 4:30—Connecticut On Tile Alert of It three timea. . . . JJmmy fore grippingiplng the balL Some pro- and secretary of the board, lauded 5:00—NBC Symphony. Swilrthout, Deems Taylor, A1 in the fourth .wund, the situation tion that Tulsa’s Glenn Dobba may dated for 15. Both .have been right direction last night when^ie night. If UCLA wins they un­ Of is shortened, establishment of Dc. Ring at the meeting and plead date for president pro tem will be waa reelected a director of the has' distributed approximately OQ? constructed on the Arizona-Na- Goodman aver the much-billed duration ston finally has located Frefidle daub Tennessee with whitewash in feBaionalB in important competi- outpointed Jackie Callura of Ham­ doubtedly will be selected, but they mllUon dollars worth of relief sup^‘ vada boundary line, hundreds o f 6:00—News. Hockey Teams Flducia, the heavyweight who dla- president of the Coaches Associa­ homes postponed, and rearing of ed for the appointment of a com­ the minority floor leader. Mercantile bank of Hartford; that 5:45— WUUam L. Shlrer—Newa neavywelght champ la in much the the Sugar Bowl grid game—And aa to insist that pin tion and members of the rules ilton. Ont., and Providence. R. I also may be the tearn'Clf they get children almost stopped. FlU Other Positions a Bridgeport architect has the plies In Europe, Asia, and Africa. laborenf visited Boulder, Colo., 6:15—Harry Horlick’s Orcheatra. appeared just after Jimmy bought boys wear gloves to give double mittee which would attempt to 6:30—Studio Program. 8:00—Edward R. Murrow •ame condition ar the comic atrip you can figure w ^ t he thinks committee for 15 years. hy a close margin in a 10-round no better than a tie. Southera Hasty marriages greatly In- reconcile the differepccs between The caucus also wrill name can­ plans ready for the new Episcopal More than 20,000,000 war vlcUms hundreds of miles away, seeking 6:15— Irene Rich “Dear Joha” sharacter who was ’’sUghtl.' con- Play Benefit his contract, and has signed him tackle Homer Paine will be. . . . aesurance that their 'lall will be bout at Mechanics Building. California, likewise, was expected have been aided by these suppH4»s. work on the project. 6:45— Yale Interprets the News up for two year*. Both have contributed a great d at the beginning of the the board and the superintendent. didates for Senate clerk,, messen­ church (St. Mary’s) and waa In 8:30— Sgt. Gene Autry musin’ and slightly -amusin’.” Vic Fusla, former^Manhattan CP)— Nova. 20344, Los Angeles (6). veraatile (when It works) running ItteCB. Dr. Locke says, there is a on her naanlcurc, all because of The throw-away variation ap­ lo retirement. (A t the moment, to be wiped out this year. When At the beginning of the ap­ Punished for BivwkJng Law speedy acUon, he said he expected Rockville,, and in the-latter Itema 11:30— UnUmited Horizons. 11:30—Gene Krupa. Neither team will be at full little Ray McLean, who can do The quartermile straightaway Boston—cheo Shans, 12914, Los attack of the Trojans. asparatloii. the newlyweds vital war materials shortages. pears also for cake platea and rou can’t quite figure out what everything CSeorge McAfee did and the Boston Bruins ran up -179 proach and at the release of the the Legislature could complete Ite appears one to the effect that 12:00—News. Btren^th, for the Bruins’ Busher ball, the hana should be perjien- stretch of the Fair Grounds track Angeles, outpointed Jackie Cal­ But it alao must be emphariM$t dlvergant experiences, and Manufacturers of household ar­ baking pane. loe haa to worry about.) some thing* better than George. goals in 1929-30, they averaged that U.C.LA. is not lacking in h rfUB rsunlteU, they are more or Hartford. Dec. 12—t>P)— The business by mid-April. It can, un­ ”0. C. West has purchased a li:0 5 —Charles Dimt and Hia Or- Ja,riCMn is ailing with a severe dicular to the floor. - offers Whirlaway plenty of rooni lura, 128, Hamilton, Ont., (10). steam engine to be used for haul­ ticles have dreamed up replace­ Mats and doilies done of plant Takea Hia Own life •muscle p u ll. and Canadiens. have . . . As for the rest, "they hit you 4.07 per game. So far five of the to run the kind of race he likes New Brunswick, N. J.;,—Tony running attack itself, and th a t. ■natrangers. Connecticut office of War Infor­ der the constitution, stay in ses­ chaatra. Next: Stance mation announced today that ing Ice from the ponds to the ice ments for the legion of Iteine that fibers would respond to a damp 13:30—Log Cabin Farms Orches­ several playen- on the injured Ust. awful bard, but they always pick clubs are averaging from 3A0 to here today as he faces what Pappa, 141, Old Bridge, N. J„,out U.S.C. poosesaes some compatarit” tha peat-war period, haste la sion unUl th# first Wednesday WUHmantlc. Dac. 13.—OR— MUw’a Sate Anyway 4.93 goals a game. . . . The Du- g mates atiU will rula. After Felix Raff! of Brlatol haa'agreed house.” Misa Grace West, his used to he made of metals,' rub­ cloth. The same in larger siaa cute tra. you lip,” aay* Baugh. promiaes to be a stem test before pointed JrfI Holloway, 136, New pitchers, although nona a t Watsr* . after the first Monday In June. a rug cleaning to a mere mop up. Robert Ernest Cterlaon, 4$, WtlU- quesne and Penn Stete football Servo Aide Pal field’s stature. asM war. ths .marriages in to eloae his bar for one week aa daughter, who died November 25, ber, leather and wood and have 1$:55—News. Baton 1 3 -< P ) Seta New Mark Today’s Ooest Star a record crowd In the $15,000 added York (6). penalty for violating- a war pro­ was bookkeeper for this paper displayed eamples at the Museum Pottery haa been baked into aU mantic carpenter, committed sui­ Hal Wood. Twin FaUa (Idaho) teams, which don’t meet offtdaUy, Louisiana Handicap. Philadelphia—'Vince Pimplnella, It thrsa years were foUow- cide by ahooting himself In the -Mika ri)e 8tete •hsianaaUy large numbers duction board ragulatiqn. Architecture Saves Steel more than twenty years. of Modem Art. kinds of service. Including a beer ■Jrtlveralt^a^ mai«ot, has New York, Dec. 12r-(d^—Fivp TImea-Newra: "ODT dirqctor Jos­ have played three successive ties Philadelphia, Dec. 12 — (J>i — Originally scheduled as a $20,000 177,PhlIadelphia, outpointed Hen­ I for 11 ysars. The board charged that Raffi On the third page are to be It takes only a moment for the mug of duckbead that looks like Battery Maktag Chit heart with a .33 callbier revolvei Inboard speed records were set eph B. Eastman'a order permitting 111 practlM Ulta. . . . The Brigham Marty Servo, rugged title welter­ match between Warren Wright’s ry Allen, 18244. Philadelphia (8) early this morning. Medical Ehc‘ lothlng about when it woman’s ocmiomlc built a six-foot addition to his bar Steel savings are being effected found the "South Manchester” ad­ chief cook end bottlewaaher . to burotahed pewter! Every imagina­ ximes to gvtting 100 pounds of during im 2 despite wddeapread team baseball travel la pne o f the Young U. baokethsU team, which weight who haa come closer than money winning champion and AI vertisers, among them Watkins discover jthat there’U be leae ble dish, vase, box, bowl, aalt To conserve materials needed amlner Brae Rafferty said. curtailment of activitlea .beeauae finest thlnga that could happen to Isn’t scheduled to play in Wash­ injrone else to whipping Ray (Su­ Sabbath’s Alsab, the race wa London, Dee. 12 (#4 RW •larted. It to ostimated for 1250 although a conservation by changes In structural design neat dally. third atraight year Baigtori h r ttoa sad of 1942, 4.500.000 order limlte such remodeling coats which specify uke of lighter beanui Brothers, Ferris Brothers, Magnell scrub-a-dub-dub expenditure of el­ shaker, bookend, pitcher, ahaker, for war, a program for production Hia family heard t^e shot and Ttio Audubon Park xou in New of gaaoHne rationing, the Ameri­ aporta. Because, while ths minor ington,-is going there anyway to gar) RoMnaco, will serve as A1 changed when the Sab” couldn' Meysm Star bow grease when she switches goblet, tumUer, cup and tray baa of the minimum number o f ator- found him in the bathroom o< can Power Boat Asaociation an­ leagues may have to carry the set the sights.Tha playen wUI be k'tettlow’s second when Nettlow come and the entries were opened Dutch soccer player* win a**( srfU hs te war work. This to $200. and columns but In no wray endan­ the Tailor, E. M- House, (grand­ A lcan a has offerad to fbed and fo r e ln aoil la thsir anainl If Mthm ta milUana replacing gers safety of the building. Other father of Herbert B. House); Hale, from riilny metal gadgets to non- been blown up out of glaaa. age batteries necessary for rcr their boote. Dr. Rafferty aakj they ) luse th* tiger for the duratloa nounced today. N brunt o f ths hsseball blow, the re­ quartered In the Mormon church. fights the Harlem Negro In Oon- to other blg-timers. Allentown, Pa., Dec. 12—(#)— A new heirloom (MMsiblHty dis­ placement haa been Introduced. beUeved he had been worried ovei Tommy Ince traveled a meaa- tention of baseball in tha Big Top . When the boxiBg w rlten get vention Ha'I Moaday night. Ten others were entered over­ Major "Monk” Meyer. West Point today. Nstharland* ]------rivUtea Joha. Women are There are now 21.000 protected I savings are effected through use Day and CD. Homer Hale’s Drug prlorlty articles. f rationing rtfutetl>4w intarter*. 8. Garbraady Itoaiar and children ar* bison , in the United Statu and I of continuity in design and weld- store; J. M. Burke, general store If her pie crust does stick, she played was of non-priority guld- Purchasers of new batteries must ill health. A widow and two sons Mika protabty would Uka tha ured mila at a rate of 77.67 m.p.b. win stUl provide tbs Incsntlv* and around to voting oa the Bridie Nell Servo, on duty with tha Coast night, but It was possible'Uiat only football great of a few yean back, captained an Allentown Hl| ' by oaylag'"Ottr j (Upg U| VW ^OuudA. . ' (abrtcattoa. C, TUfnajrt'riM j n f & r ; W. H- needn’t spend a quarter o f t a hour n safety pin. turn in old ones for scrap. aurviva. dea of boarding out tbara slnoe fir the top apeed of the jrear at it win aasiirs tha contlnoanc* o f Trophy award to th* fighter who Guard, has arranged a 24-bour about half a dozen would face the rulana UniTenlty, L. 8. V s an- Lake Elsinore, (teUf., on May 17. baseball after the war.” has done the most for boxing in ^lrlough to'be'ln Nettlow'a comer. Calume^ flash at posttime (about alumni team which defeated X la.tha art a t 9ont itval; to wltkia roaring dte- n it alao a record for diviaton 11 Oodi gporte ' 1942, It probably will go to Barney Both Servo and Nettlow ar* man- 4:30 c.w.t) In the mile and an varsity, 53 to 49, last night Mey- bowsvsr dntfe th* tba 22b *uU* taob cteMu I Latter-wiiOag baniljr soom* ,Ro*s without M aigioMa^ agaA hgr A1 WsUL ^oigbtti nua. I hooM sa tans*. lli*' ■f " -I T • '1/ MANCHESTEft EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12,1941 X,- TWELVB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12. 19.42 MICKEY FINN V OSKTOM — ITM Sense and Nonsense •W ILL BEIN’ ABL- PO BTUOV WITHOUT A glil^la grown-up whan aha Tkt oM Iaily want to a church A toil-worn woman, past mi WONOfRiN* IP OMCU, roR. finds out Santa daua lon’t a man ■odal ona evening, and as she en­ die age, preaented herself at the miLlBOETTMO. *®JL little girla write lettara to... tered the room, ona of the young War Bond window of the post of­ INTO «0M I r i h t He’s a man who writes lettara to la4Uoa aaid: fice, $1575 in hand to buy a $85 SAI! A Gtyi Wants dLassified IbrVbur Benefit BUY little girls. Young Lady — Ckwd evening. bond. "I aaved the money to get Auntie. I am very glad you came. me a 4ilvorce,’' ahe explained. “I Motorist—Say, Buddie, how far We are going to have a tableaux thought If couldn’t atand n » old is It to BrushviUe? thia eveiUng. man any longer, but I gueee 1 can. Automobiles for Sale 4 Heating:— Plum bing- Help Wanted— Male 36 Machinery and Tools 52 Farmer’s Boy—^WaU, mister, the Old Lady—Yee, I know, I smelt Here’s the money to help n t rid Lost and Found Houses for Rent 65 way you’re headed now It is just 'em when I firat came in. of Hitler. He’s even worse/’ M anchester Roofing 17 LOST— BROWN FUR LINED FOR SALE— 1U40 BUICK coach, WANTED—MAN AS sUUon at­ FORDSON PARTS, Oliver Imple­ FOR RENT—6 ROOM alngle, to Cheneys Get 24,996 mllaa; but if you turn radio, heater, 15,000 miiea Good tendant and to deliver fuel oil. around It la only about four miles. Marge—Oee, t have a creepy Evening Herald glovea Wednesday afternoon. In JOHN CLARK, Plumbing and ments. used Oliver "70'' tractor small family. For particulars Young Man—If 1 had a mlUton or near Manchester post office. tires. Telephone 2-1174. Heating. Repairs and jobbing. Boland Oil Co., Center street at with mounted two way plow, ex­ write Box J„ Herald, aUto ■!■« feelin g I doUara, do you know where I Tel. 3233. 37 Hollister street. West Center. Olrl (ooyly) — Can you drive Agnea—Ohoata? llClaMdfled AdveftiM nents Finder please mall collect •' to FOft SALE- 1935 CHEVROLET cellent order. Dublin Tractor of family and give referencea ^E’ Tuesda} would b e? ClassUiod Dept.. Herald Office. Company, Providence Road, WllH- with oca hand? Merge—^No, chicken louse. ^>Oouol MX xvarxc* words lo ■ lint Coach. William Hudson, 33 Tan­ ED COUGHLIN—REPAIRS OF Ha (enpectantly) You bet I curl Fitend—n i aay! You’d be ' titidit. oambtrt and tbbrtviatlont mantic. Wanted to Rent 68 on 01 r honeymoon. idl|i dodnt at a word and oompnund ner street. , all types of roofs. 390 Woodland Help Wanted— Male or. Award for Meritorioui se n ! Strike any dirt road after one arda at two words Minimum eoti Announcements street. Phone 7707. WANTED TO RENT 3 or 4 room O lil—^Than haVa aa apple. of theae winter, rains—4>r any oth­ I ertea of thraa llnaa CHEVROLET 1941 convertible Female 37 JUna rataa oar day tor trantlaot coupe special deluxe, radio, ex­ Musical Instruments 53 furnished apartment or flat for Service to Be Presented er rain—and you’ll understand If a two-wheeled vehicle la a WANTED—3 PASSENGERS for WANTED—ONE WOMAN and why everybody is so nutty to get bicycle, and a three wheeler la a cellent tires, red leather, black 3 adults. Best of referencea A farmer gave a Job to a seedy Mfaetfva Msreb IT. IMT Pratt & Whitney, 3rd shift. Call Moving—iTuck’ng— one man for good paying and PIANO BARGAINS for Xmas—3 Write Box R, Herald. In the State Theater. little graveled road running tricycle, a one wheeler ought to be top, very clean, priced for a quick looking Individual who had as­ Catli Charge 2-0455. Storage 2U steady jobs. Apply New System apartment size Grands at $275 sured him that he never got tired. from hia place to the nearest pav­ an icicle. But It ion’t. It la a OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMd Coaaaeativt L>ayt...| 1 otti t cts sale, $995. Terms, $12 weekly. Laundry. Harrison street up; a dainty Spinet piano, like WANTED—3, 4 OR S room apart­ wheelbarrow. I Ctentaeotlva Dart...I f ottlll o«t YOUNG LADY wishes ride to On Tuesday, December 15 a When the employer want to the ed highway. Day ...... Ill oftlll ctr Trades taken. No red tape. Or$;n THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBER.-) Co. new, full 88 notes, only $295. ment or flat, by young couple. Hartford. Hours 8 to 5. Telephone 11:30 a. m. the Army-Navy "E field where he had put the tramp All ordart foti Irregulai intertlonr 'till 8 p. m. Telephone Finance local and long distance moving. Trade In your,old piano. Take a Telephone 7389. to work he found the latter lolHng dill ba ehargad at tba ona tima raia 2-0626. Manager of Brunner SiUea Co. Return load sydtem, furniture Situations Wanted— year to pay. A. L. Owen Music Pennant for Excellence in produo on hia back under a treh: AN' ''ijtisaulal rataa for long farm arury 5191-4588-2-0135. storage. D(al 6260. Co., 265 Trumbull street, Hart­ tkm will be presented to the em FUNNY BUSINESS Uy adaartlttna giran upon raquatt FOR RENT— LATEST TYPE Female 86' Farmer—'What doee thia mean? I N T N 'B A G N ford. Houses ffM- Sale 72 I thought you were a man who i Adt ordered nefora the third or hospital bed, for home use. Rates 1941 CHEVROLirr 4 door sedan, ployeea and management O' IWENNW-ettt Sfth day will oa charged only for reasonable. Call Kemp's Inc. TeL Repairing 23 SECRETARY AVAILABLE im­ FOR SALE—218 WEST Center Cheney Brothers, at a progran never got tired? ^ fOUNOS OF COFPEe ^ha actual number of times the ad heater, excellent tires, an A-1 mediately. Capable of assuming 'Tramp—I don’t. This ^ doesn’t 6680. \ automobile for $995. Terms, $10 street. 9 room single, steam heat. npaarad. charging at the rare earn- ' responsibility, diversified experi­ Wanted— To Buy 58 held In the State theater, in recog tire me. T but oo allowance or refunct can weekly. Trades taken. No red SAWS OF ALL KINDS died, set, Lot 125x218. 3 car garage, hen ence. Write Box E. Herald. nition of their meritorious servlo P B D O u i r r . .w'lntde on alt 'Ime adt stopped tape. Demonstration at your ana repaired, cord wood, saws WANTED TO BUY pair of boys coop, fruit. Telephone 6209. tftar the flftb day Automobiles for Sale gummed, power imd hand lawn rendered the Fighting Forces Ij When automobiles were young, rASTi FCLlAf •f»o “till forbids"; disolar lines not home, by appointment. Phone shoe skates, size 7, and girls some reaching a speed of 35 miles bid Finance Manager of Brunner's. mowers iverhauled, and aharp- shoe skates size 4. Call 5722. FOR SALE—TWO family house, production o f war materials. Tba Oarald will noi be responsible FOR SALE— 1937 FORD truck. 3 ened. Stored all winter, no extra Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 in good condition, will aeU rea­ per hoiur, one traveling down a yard dump body. Good rubber. 5191. 80 Oakland street. ’The management an(l employed rough road, ran over a ben. 'The or mora than one incorrect ineer. charge. Axes, Kniyes, shea,rs etc. sonable. For inspection call at of Cheney Brothers qualified fo On of any advartiaament ordered, Call 7585. CANARIES— VISIT Edgewood Rooms Without Board 59 195 Union street. hen picked herself up—shook her­ or more than ona time PONTIAC (6) 1939 four door sharpened. Capitol Grinding Oo., Cana^ Farm. BeauUful song­ the award by having fulfilled th. self vigorously and aalJ: “Oee, but The Inadvertent omiaaion of in- 1934 Studebaker sedan $25; 1935 sedan. Radio, heater, signal 531 Lydall street. Tel. 7958. sters, gifts of cheer. Seeds, cages, rigorous requirements dcmandec that was a rough rooster!” pafract puhllcaiion of adverilaiiig Plymouth sedan, $65; 1935 Dodge lights, like new Inside and out. FOR RENT—ROOMS. Single and by the officials of the Army am srtll ba ractlfled only by cancellation W ANTED TO TUNE, repair and accessories. Turn right over Legal Notices 78 sedan, $50: 1937 Packard .dan, An exceptional automobile, $645. double. Nice location. Call 2-0759. Navy. ’These qualifications in pf tba charge made foi the service regulate your piano or player wooden bridge at Bolton Notch to Sing and Smile •nderad $50; 1937 Packard 6 sedEUi, $225. Terms $7.44 weekly. Trades I.I«tl'On PERMIT elude satisfactory proof that thi piano. Tel. Manchester 5052. canary sign. I sing a merry, lilting song, I All advartlsamcnts must contorm Brunner Sales, 80 Oakland, Man­ taken. No red tape. Demonstra­ STEAM HElATED rddrn for 2 NOTICE OF APPLICATION company In question has substan in style, copy and ivpograohy with gentlemen, twin beds. 5 minutes g iv e n otice tliat I, X tell my heart thara’a nothing Mgulatlons enforced be the punilsn- chester. Phone 5191. tion at your home by appoint­ CANARIES FOR SALE. Guaran­ tlally increased Its productloi MOWERS SHAJtPENED, repair­ from Main street, bath room Michael J. Sheehan of 25« North since Pearl Harbor. The morale oi w rong. prs and they reserve the right to ment. Telephone Finance Mana­ ed, shear grinding, key fitting, teed singers, 174 Cooper stteet. Main street, Manchester, Conn., have I smile snd sing and danoe Mil. revisa o» reject any copy eon- floor. 166 Eldridge street, second filed an application dated I2th of the Individual worker must hav4 ger of Brunner Sales Co., 5191- duplicating, vacuum cleaners etc. Tel. 7121. alon g— ilderad objectionable 4588-2-0135. floor. D ecem ber, 1942 w ith the L iquor been at its highest, and fair wagH ^ Cl/lfUNO HttHRS—Clsssilled ads overhauled. Bralthwalte, 62 Pearl CHRISTMAS PUPPIES. Adorable Control Commission for a R estau ­ must be maintained. ’There als( A nd suddenly m y heart la ba published same day must na street rant Liquor Permit for the sale o f strong.—Mary R. Rondeau. oalvad be IT o’eloch noon Saiur- FOR SALE—1930 MODEL A Ford cocker spaniel puppies In reds, TWO ROOMS. TWIN beds In each alcoholic liquor on the premises of must have been no work stoppage iva in xe' HELP coach, newly overhauled, new black and parti colors. Select room, on bus line. Men or women, 148 North Main street. Manchester. due to labor trouble. PIANO TUNING and repairing. 237 Center street. Tel. 2-1561. Conn. The htisltie-ss Is ow n ed by A Chriatmas Prayer slip covers, good tires. Call 4029, Player piano specialty. John yours now. while there is a choice Guest speakers representing Telephone Youi Wtfnt \d8 M ichael J. Sheehan o f 256 North both the Army and Navy wlU b Cockerbam, 28 Bigelow street of colors. Open evening until 9. ■Main street, Manchester, Conn., and 4 Lord, let my heart (m alw ays Ada tra accaptad ovar tha tcie* 1941 CHEVROLET town sedan: FOR RENT—FRONT BEDROOM, present to make the award of th ||M»nA ftt tba CHAKULe RATE fiven WANTED Tel. 4219. Jack Frost Kennels, 26 Gardner first floor, continuous hot water. will be conducted by Michael J. 4 young at Christmas. 1940 Chevrolet town sedan; 1941 street. .Sheehan of 256 North Main street, pennant and Individual pins to b4 Uioa# aa a oonveneinca to advar- Private family. Call at 48 Sum­ •Manchester. Conn., as permittee. Lord, never let my eyes grow Raara bat tba CASH RATES will ba Chevrolet 6 passenger coupe; 1940 NEW CONVERTIBLE TOPS, cel­ worn on , the lapel of each workei old or be wcapiad a* r u u . PAYMENT II mit street. „ M IC H A E L J. S H E E H A N COMPTOMETER Chevrolet 1-2 ton panel: 1936 luloid replaced In curtains, all FOR SALE —IRISH SETTEHt '° D ated 12th o f Dec.. 1942. employed. Major General Franli Dim to the grandeur of the win- lAid at tba buBinaaa 'tfTica on or ba> Packard sedan, $75. Cole Motors. H-t2-ie-42. Ora tba aaaantb day following tna kinds o f leather work. Chas. Lak- male puppies. Non-grade. Priced ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED R. MeCtoy (Retired), U. S. Army ter season. Ifat tnaarMun of aacb ad otharwiaa OPERATORS Tel. 4164. ing, 90 Cambridge street. Tele­ very reasonable. Thomas Hender­ room, suitable, for one or two, will present the pennant on behalf That brings with it the glittering I# CRAR<^B«RATB will ba collect, phone 4740. son, South street, Rockville. well heated, continuous hot o f the Air Corps to Clifford D Christmas trees. i No raaDonalblltty for arrora m and ' Cheney. Let me always feel the poetry ot litpbonad ada will ba aaaumad and Automobiles for Exchange 5 CANARIES—YOUNG birds in water. Telephone 3105. ilr gaeoracy cannot ba caargo- Today Last Chance Commander R. M. Oliver, U8N the snowfall Help Wanted— Female 35 full song. Can be seen after 5, on FOR RENT—ROOM for a young (Inspector Naval Aircraft), wll) And of myriad lights from fire­ WHY MOTHERS GET GRA/ 3 ‘.Q.v«iUiaM)i^^ GENERAL FOR SALE—TRADE or swap. Dec. 24th all day. 61 Winter St. bides of Claaaifliattoitt 1935 Chevrolet Standard 4 door lady. 3 minutes walk from bus To Turn in Tires apoak as a representative of th« sides gleaming through **He loses *o mndi sleep walking the floor at night with O FnCE HELP sedan, radiator, head lights dam­ line. Telephone 2-0795. Navy, and present the pins to ar The windows where the faces of A GIRL OR WOslAN wanted. New employee representative. Junior that when he dozes at the office he starts carry­ . . B aged, for wood working machin­ Wanted— Pets— expectant children .. c Model Laandry, Summit street. FOR RENT—LARGE comfortable George Waddell, Town 'Treasur­ Are lovely oa Jtme roses wet with ing his secretary around 1” ery, electrli motors or what have Poultry—Stock 44 Today is the last day to turn In BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Niea Going, WiUia _ ____ .. D GIRL WANTED—WUUng to learn furnished room, private home, er, will act as Master of Cere­ dew. ____ot ^rtanka •••pu*bb««a**« E CHEISEY BROTHERS you? Phone 2-1279. • all over five tires. Over 7,000 have to operate billing machine, and suitable for business couple or monies and Introduce the speakers Let me feel the childish thrill of IdMDOrtatD a a •••••••••••• ••• ^ WANTED TO BUY and oeef cows. been turned In by local persons to and platform $;ueata. ChrUtmas ' god ^oood «••••'••••••••• * payroll office routine. Write Box :alves, pigs for slaughtering. Will two gentlemen. References. Tele­ SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH Employment Bureau— phone 8183. the Railwa> Express Agency, but That Uvea in knovring “ Santa BoaniData ••••••■«<■••(••*• * Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 -N , Herald. pay good price. Manchester N\J0V^t'. \ \ 0 \ S V i6 .••eauuwuuauaau* u^ ••• * Hartford Road there are so many calls from others Claus wlU know,’’ Autoaswbnau FOR SALE—BICYCLE. Inquire Slaughter House. Tel. 2-0294. ROOM FOR RENT, furnished or that th ^ have not been able to And never let my cars grow dull betdiMblaB for Sals ...... * at 374 Summit street. Telephone unfurnished, in private home. attend to them. Today a new Union Will Hold to hearing r AatOBObllss for Bxobanga •••• a 1 Auto Aeeausorlap—TIraa ...... • 2-0086. REAL ESTATE 'Articles for Sale 45 Phone 2-1012. order was issued. In case the per­ The mel04ly of sweet carols 'cross ■to ftopalrlnr—PuinUng J son still has tires he has not turn­ Meet Tomorrow the snow. ed In and ^(ias notified the express Lord, never let me grow too wise iebools , Purchase Boarders Wanted -59-A rflhlTt by Tmok «%■••••• * Allen & Hitchcocky FOR SALE—BOY'S SHOE skates. company of his Intentions to do o r modern 3 Bira■ bu#aw*aaussi*V b PROTECT That Home From Size 6. ca ll 5646. so, he heed not worry. All that is To Uve the story which the years ' rrtew—etorsiAa JO FOR RENT—FURNISHED room A regular meeting of Local 63. —Bloyelas ...... tl Inc. / WITH INSURANCE necessary is to send a note with have not undone; ._.oa—Motoroyclaa ... IT ONE PAIR MEN'S used tubular ixith board for 2 girls. 136 Bissell T. W. U. A., will be held tomorrow I jMt want to be a child wlthr ARTHUR A. the tires stating that the express afternoon at 2:30 o’clock for all j uud f sataualanal Baryfea# Manchester Office: See hockey ice skates, size 8. Reason­ street. office has been notified. ’This will ' Mary’s Child ■anrtoeu OSarud...... IT able. Call 6419. Union employees of Cheney Broth­ And In simple faith trust the 1 Barvloaa Offered .,..lt -A 953 Main St. Tel. 3.301 McKinney brothers ROOM AND HOME cooked meals cover the law and give the ex­ ers. Executives of the Union have <^atruflUns JJ 505 Main St., Manchester, Cnnn. KHOFLA press company an opportunity to Father’s Son. JfuruuHag Ta Wminuuitie Office: Garden— Farm— Dairy for women only. Near Chencyi. announced that ImporUnt busi­ —^Ruby DcU Baugher. Telepbnije 6060 or 7432 875 Main St Phnne 5440 Reasonable, central. Call 3408 or pick them up later. OIruotoru* Ja 824 Mala S t Tel. IDS5 ness. concerning an employes of ~1unibto»^vEoof1nK 11 Products 50 14 Arch street. Cheneys, demands a g o ^ attend­ l••aa••a•••■••• A# ance. ....jiAklng .....V 1* FOR SALE—GREEN Mountain WANTED - MEN AND women QOLD EVERYTHING ______dklnt^-Storasa .. *o potatoes, field run, not graded, Election of officers will be held PuaMnsar Sarrlea ...,..10*A roomers and boarders, noroe cook­ REAL ESTATE LISTING $1.15 per bushel a* the place, less Police Court also. Nominations were comp!ete<( ^Puparlng .•.•.•••••. ■! MANCHESTER: ed meals, c'lntlnuous hot water, • Sarytoau 5* HELP 10c if you furnish bags. Also yel­ and showers. 330 Adams streeL two months ago. Officers ’ now • guaaau.aaaauuaud* EIro Street. Two S-room FOR SALE low Globe turnips, Frank V. ^Wil­ Robert Benson of 124 1-2. Birch holding posts In the executive -I^aing—Olegnlnv •• St apartments. All Improvements. Ready for oocupancy, 6-Room board are: Frank Reilly, presi­ «_da and ■areloa...... JJ liams, 1632 Tolland Turnpike. street was flnell $5.00 and costs —Bnatnaas Barvloa mx. T* Rental Income $66 per month. Single, with glassed-in porch In Police Court this morning for dent; Matthew Paton, vice-presi­ BdapaB.»>* S. P. $6,000. D. P. $1,000. and Sun Deck. .Steam heat. Oil WANTED FOR SALE— HAND PICKED Bordered Dirndl irtoxication and Dyer I. Carroll dent: Tude •Vince, secretary and ■ad Classaa...... >t burner. Fireplace with Heata- Baldwins $1.25 a bushel. Good oi 323 Adams street received a James Fogarty, treasurer. WASH TUBS Eaay To Pleaae BY ROY Cl laatmetlona ....r ...... is later. Toilet first floor. Bath windfalls for cooking 75c bushel. similar fine for a similar offense. . . . V . . V I V • • • • • • .aT* A Oak Street Section. 2-fam- Mr. Vince has alao announced up. I-ot well landscaped. Price Please furnish containers. Phone Julius Sluzkenis of Bush ave­ ■peeto*«“^*DrAlBgtl0 oaagtotsabad* Sw Uy house. ft-room apartment For War Work that sales on Cffiriatmas party VES. BUT IT'5 WOT ALLOWED ON F 0 « HOW IN THEBE TIMES FSSSi—Instructlona S® downstairs and 4 rooms up. All right for quick sale. 6121. The Gilnack Farm, South nue, Wapping, was fined $5.00 and ticketa thus far indicates a bMner BRRRi \THE d u r a t io n . WIERE PBBMiTTBO" DO VDU WE PEEL PORTUNATEI ngggeigl Girls and women to oper­ Main street. costs for his parti, in a tavern fra­ , improvements but heat S. P. crowd for December 19. The dead- ICEEP TO HAVE A VEHICLE wirto—wMnrfgagaa tl cas at Depot Square a week ago. ISN'T THERE V MEAT ONLY THIS ONE R O O M ilnaga Opportnoltlaa ...... St $3,800. D. P. $800. ate power sewing machines. Une for return of Uckets has been WARM. CF ^ KINO. HOPE ggy to Loan ...... SS 3-,Acre Farm with 6-Room Sentence was withheld at Uie A FURNACE .Also spinners and miscel­ Household Goods 51 set for ’Thursday. December 17, YOU PONT NMND Balg gad SItaatloaa Cape Cod House. Barn and time of the trial as Sluzkenis was and it la requested that all re­ IN T H IS » / WELL, WE WgDtad-->Faro&la ...... Sh Porter Street Section. Five- chicken coop. Off Lake street. laneous operators. not implicated in the fighting that HOUSEr COULD AQ IUPII46 MARTHA5. UF gnlad^^lSala a*aaaa«waa SH WE WILL SELL furniture, and turns be made by that data. room single. Bathroom. Hot P r ic e ...... $3,950. took place but his appearance this DAMCIN6 B IK E ? , gaan Wanted ...... S6>A rugs, stoves ahd other household morning was on a charge of ^ Wanted—Mala or Fatnala Sy air heat with lot IOO’x66’xS25‘ goods at the lowest prices In wMOBta Wanted ...... aaeaST-A deep. S. P. $4,000. D. P. $500. SEE ' breach of the peace. ['lltgAtlona Wanted—Pemala SS CHENEY town. Albert’s, 43 Allyn St., Hart­ Public Records MPEEPl ^ilitiigtlona Wanted—Mala .•*• S9 ford. Fish Habeidasbery I ’Caiployroent Agendas ...... McKee Street SfH:tton. New STUART J. WASLEY « Idtaa gfoafc—Pata—PonltiT— Real Estate and Insurance WINDOW SHADES, VENETIAN Vahlalaa 4-Room Single. All modem de­ BROTHERS The sea-squirt gets its name State Theater Building blinds. Get our law prices on Hol­ -Warmatee Deeds I boga 31rda—Pats . .a*a|Maaaaw« tl tails. 3 unfinished rooms np- Telephone 6648 - 7146 Employment Bureau from its habit of ejecting water Walter W. J. Kenney, et ala to I CdlTO Stock—Vehicles *0 42 stalrs. S. P', $5,600. D. P. $800. land shades, and high grade when irritated. It belongs to a 1‘ ponltry and SuopMaa ...... 48 Hartford Road Venetian blinds. Phone 8819 for Peter and Marcella Jason, proper­ I2 .-I2 Ifgntad —Peis—poultry—8tock 44 group called tunlcates because of ty on Tolland 7^Implkc., ] P«r Sale—MleeellaaaoaB Durant Street. S-room du­ special prices and samplea Capi­ their tunlc-like outer covering. iffttissri “ Tve phoned two doctors, but one i.n in .\lgiers and tlic krttcIsS Por Sale ...... 4b tol Window Shade Company, 241 Wallace M. Hutchinson to John plex. All Improvements. Ijot 8. Redshaw, property on Cornell ■Other on Guadalcanal— do you think you could behave ■ fioats and Acceaaorles ...... 4K has 75’ frontage. 8. P. $5,300. North Main street. Open eve­ Infant Betrothoh ’’That? G tt, that’s for my wUt |l•«lld1flg Materials ...... 47 nings. „ street. in the WAACSt” yourself if I called that woman doctor?” I'jMsnionds —Wstches—Jewelry 48 D. P. $1,000. John R. Allen to Janet Snyder, liiloetrtea) Apollsnces—Radio.. 49 FOR SALE —ANTIQUES, ma- Boys and girls are pledged to property on Oak street. llftial and Peed ...... 49-A Tanner Street Section. 6- hogany inlaid console table, Bos­ each other in Infancy in Ong Quitclaim DetNl Tjardon—Farm—Dairy Producta bO Tong, Java. Solomon Islands. A roONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX tSduaebold Goods ...... 61 room single. 3 years old. Sun- ton rockers, set 4 Sheraton chairs' Leslie C. Burnett has quitclaim­ / . WANTED pledged boy must turn over all liWaoblnery and Tools ...... a . 62 parlor. Fireplace. Downstairs cherry and mahogany ■ chest of ed to Helen Burnett, one-half In- Niiasleal instruments ...... 68 lavatiry. Ready for Immediate drawers, bedside tables, large 6 his fish catches to his sweetheart’s teirat in property on Main and on \ I’MYlca and Store Equipment . .a 64 parents. Lydall streets. Ilfpaclals at the Scores ...... 6« oj-ciipancv. S. P. $6,900. D. P. COMPTOMETERS OPERATOR leg cherry table seats 8, Curly T h e Wa r a n p W i l l i e 's a l l o w a n c e ALLEY OOP A Big Plop BY V .T . HAMUN.; lllYaarlng AoDnrel —Pure ...... 67 $ 1,000. maple desk. V. Hedeen, Man­ ||IYan»ed —To Buv 68 chester-Green. lleMema—Boiird—Hofele—fle«orla Man nr Woman. Resident of Manchester or >NH0TS a n UPSTAET? ) VA4AT OO YpU KklOW ^ THAT3 THE LAST I Rretnurntifa. Oak Street Section. Srfam- Vicinity Preferred. Experienced On Payroll Grape Leaf Potholdec D O K fr v q y k n o n < a b c x j t l a m . iwireR- < snsAaN/ x >a g o m o a *tooma Wurt'iu* Board ...... 69 ll.v duelling. (3) 4-room apail- ,rWO MODERN iron beds and illoarders Wanted ...... 69-A nients. All iniprovenients except Work. springs slightly usedi Phone YOU CAAiT CAU. A \MAnOMAL OR AAIY \StAACKM3UR • ?ountrv Board —Resorts...... 6>i 6253. 42L)LER KJAMESP.ITS J CnvtER KIND? VOLfRE J EA42G QIGMT. '^lolela—R**e»a»iratits ...... 6l heat. S. P. $4,500. D. P. $800. . RTantad“- Rottnis—Board ...... 4? Call 2-1515 Ext. 5 For An Interview. AGAtNCT WsJTEC- r K JUST A, COAWION y IKSTO VOU 1 HenI EMtntr For Itent NAOTOkiAL LAW/ J CRlNMNAl..' /\ WEia VT AkJOWHO itpartments PIh»s ren»»m»-nts 68 BOLTON YJEEKf ELSE? itusfnese |r«»raMonp for R*nt 6< •lust on Route 6. On tarred Mooses Pot Rent ...... 6i» road. 4)ver an acre of land. IMMEDIATE tiiibiirhan Rent Jtummei K«ir Rent , . .5-r. P. $800. .Available ’’rg .O'*. 1 lUoartniem Buiidma for Sale . in 30 days. ,lua|osss Property for Sale aa FOR SALE {tgrtna and Lfsnd for 8ala .aaa louses for Rale ...... Male Help Wanted 6-ROOM HOUSE |'«ois for Sale ...... l.cHuted .lust Off Route 15, f. -- ^tesTin Property for Sale...... Near Rockville (On Coventry 20 SPRUCE STREET flutdfirbati for Sale Road), ,5-rodm single. All Im­ EXPERIE^CE NOT NECESSARY. leal Eatate for Est*hani!:e ... provements. .S. P, $3,800. D. P. (Near East Center Street) Ysntad*-Re«l Estnie ...... AOetloci— Sntirea $800. Immediate occupancy. Large Lot, M’ z 140*. Votleea 78 APPLY IN PERSON. $1,000 Cash Required. ' IZ-IZ 51ain Road, South Coventry. 'I ■ J./- eowLiMirriUAWimce iMC. T.M.wau.«.e«T.«W.y Seven-room single. Full bath. 8310 Running, water. Electricity. KMO Two-car garage, i/, acre ot land. LYDALL & FOULDS PAPER CO. L. T.^ood Co. Borders bring out the beat te a S. P $4,300. D. P. $1,000. 615 Parker street 55 BisseO St. TeL 4496 turea of thia soft, young dlmdl frock! Tba low, aquare neckline, FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Indifference Plua BY MERRILL BLOSSEH. the abort full aleevea, the narrow waist and the flaring hemline! TV You’ll find foulard a good fabric LARD, ir^ WHOCARBS OO^fTFEW-^ TttBRES I GUESS ns t h e pRiMTnve in stin ct ED RYDER Says Little Beaver BY FRED HARMAN for. thia style right- now, or, if m ILL-MANN gRCD ABOUT (e DiANCINS IF WE HAVE ONE THAT THAT MAKES A <3lRL ADORE ' you are planning a party frock, 'R> SIT LIKE MANNERS, , IF YOU TO s r r o u r . YOU CAN CAVEMAN / thia would be smart in velveteen THAT/ IT I ’M IVUANNA WILL YOU CARRY OVER J' with ribbon or starched white lace S T i a p A N C i.V O O 1?^, SHOVED I VJE I UR W T Tka QOMFORIABLE RAID M r HERE! 0 . A for the bordera! HOPIN& CAN PMO . — . ,X O C R S.eU T SKIf«S Pattern No. 8310 la desi$;ned for TO G IT ACHAIRP So u r pRiDE,Heu. TOO 5391 AFTER PUTTIN’ d HAND, R E » ? sizea 10. 13.'14. 16. 18. 20. Size HILDA ^vJALUM HIS 12 takes S yards 39-inch material 1 ? ^ US WISE.-O * HCD10I4EJ' MAO' FW^TlIiJ.', plua 6 ^ yards handling. For this aittractive pattern, send ATWWA 1 Bgr M n . Ar m Oabat "X- ^SEFORB 15. cents, plua 1 cent for postage, cents in Oota, Your N^nto and Looks Juat like a mamnMth CHRISTMAS.. In coins, with your name, addresa, leaf off a luxuriant grape vine— Address and the Pattern Number pattern number and size to ’The to Aime Cabot 'The Manchester Manchester Evening Herald; To­ except that It’s crocheted! It’s 9 by 8 Inches, la made In two aec- Evening Herald 106 Seventh Ave.. day’s Pattern Service, 106 7th tiona, paddled and then whipped New Yoik City. Enclose 1 cen Avenue, New York, N. Y. poatage for each pattern ordered See the Winter Fashion book’s together with your crochet hook. One aide la daik gi'een with pals 'IlM aecond laaua of Anne Cabo wide’ variety of smart patterns— Album la now ready—the FaT a before you wind up Winter sew­ green velna—other Mde la light green with dark veins. Stem la a Winter Album—timely helps (.. ing campaign. Send for your copy warm knit and crocheted gai - today, 15c^ Order It with a 15c pat- crocheted cord and U attached ao lt«Fss^9f*3ir*lc, bw. tern for 25c plua le for poatage. that it forma a “grip hoUT which ■aenta. patch w o rk Idsaa, quUU M i la moat convanleaL amhcaldaclaB.i. .Chriatmag praaen ■ ffi V For complete crocheting lUrao- auggaaUona. iMad for y m copy Uooa for the O rapel^lff PottMid- - - a Shu naff WH £Mi 7 ‘ SATURDAY, DECEMBER IS, 194S Average Daily Circnbtkm The Weather iilitttrbFBtFir lEsFititto RFntlb For tke Month ot November, 1942 ______f____ • • Poreoest of C. S. Weather Boieee John R. Mroaek. o t Pearl street, the Highway department la busy ■“ " \ during and after the storm of 7,814 a student at Clark University. Flavell Heads OoaUened eoM tonight; dtnahi- IIIJ! [t Town Cut Furlough "dental fillin g these chug holqs. Mototev of the Aedlt Worcester. Maas., took part in a Heard Along Main Str^t At M il eg wimto. debate with a team representing I o f OlTCSletiou the University of Maine, held at For Inductees «i,About five weeks ago the Per- Orange Lodge •atmtloii Toun* Clark last night. And on Some of Manchester's Side Stteetsi Too manent ArmisUee Day committee Martchester-^A City of VUlage Charm l«glon win ■pedal voted to send a letter to the r at 6 Board of Selectmen and have a A on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Verplanck The shortage of meats for home • were taking a shuttle train from Is Elected Worthy Mas* (ClaaeUled ASvertlsIeg on Sage 14) MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, DECEMBER 14.1942 (SIX'^EN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS U n . MUm ley in Only 10 Days to Be suitable honor roll erected In VOL. LXII., NO. 63 of Elwood road are planning to eonatimption and the general Times Square to the Grand Cen­ Cor. Main and Middle Tpk. leave Monday for takeland, Fla. Mancheeter. This ex-aervlce men’a ter for the Fourth Allowed Next Group prosperity of the people have com­ tral station In New Yorit (Sty. group did not attem pt'to tell the They wUl make the trip by train. bined to make dinlng-out places 'They used to tell a story yeara St. Jamec’a Children of They expect to remain in Florida Due for Exams Dec. 17 Selectmen where such a roll Consecutive Time. more popular than ever. Not both­ ago when the trolleys were still should be erected, merely request­ McCandless' Awarded Congressional Medal Sodality will hold iU regu> until spring. ering to shop about for meats, and , operating about a man who want­ iBMtlng tomorrow afternoon The local Selective Service ed that it be done. The tenor of Harry Flavell was again named having ready cash in their pock-! ed to go to the old Glastonbury that meeting when the resolution Fliers Continuing ^ dock in the church baae- The Asbury group of the South board waa noUfled yeaterday by eta more folks than ever are go- j worthy master of Washington L. Artillery Fire Halts Knitting Mill at Manchester Green. VUm Winifred Pentland, was adopted Seemed to .Indicate Methodist W. S. C. 8. will hold its State headquarters that its next ing to restaurants, grills and The first man he asked told him that the men from Manchester O. L., No. 117 a t Its annual meet­ i, MiM Maty Sullivan, co- Christmas party Tuesday after­ nearby roadhouse reatauranta. induction group will receive only to wait for the Green trolley and should have their names placed on ing last night. This la t&gi fourth „ i , are in charge of the noon at 2:30 at the church. The But, the reatauranta are having , board that. He waited for hours c il U a 10 days furlough following ac­ an honor roll and that it should time he has been eledtod to this Hard Bomb Raids that will follow the meet- members are requested to provide their troubles, too. It is difficult and all that came along were yel­ ceptance at the Army center In for them to get the varied kinds of . be kept up. Many of the veterans office. ten-cent ^fta. The refreshment low trolleys. told how other towns were treat­ committee Includes Mrs. Samuel Hartford. The next group will be meats necessary to make up an Other officers elected were: Nazi Motor Column; The way the bus signs are han­ ing this subject and thought that Deputy Master, David Dougan: n te regular monthly meeting of Strain. Mrs. Ellen Crossen and sent to Hartford for the Armed attractive menu. And, it is diffl- i Services examination in Thura- cult to get help. Chefs are at a dled nowadays would be Just as Manchester should do Ukewrlse. recording secretary, William On New Jap Base 8. C. Choral Club of the Sec- Mrs. Ines Truax.. day, Dec. 17. premium. They are long paat the confusing to a stranger. Thus far, at least, no one seema to Stratton; treasurer, John Cham­ n> Congregational church wilj be know exactly what action, if any, bers; financial secretary, Albert _ jld Tueaday evening, December Since a 10 days furlough wvuld independent stage. Group No. 2 of the Memorial Venison la going to be scarce, Pete Happeny, who once operat­ the selectmen took in this matter. Weir; chaplain, James Vennart; (Brectly after choir .rehearsal. end on Sunday it ia expected I ?arpet Sweepers . .$5.50 up Ground Action on Guad> Hospital Woman’s Auxiliary, Mrs. next group would leave here if the demand for it continues ed a fire truck at No. 3’a house on Thursday evening the subject was D. of C., Albert Turktngton; com­ P ay Order Wreck Troop Traiit George W. House, leader, will Fort Devens, Maas., on Monday, rough the winter, and it is Spruce street, is now with a tank brought up once more by the vet­ mittee' chairman, Thomas Ven- lathroom Scales . .$4.00 op alcanal Limited to r -' Ben O. Eldridge, of 29 Harvard meet Monday afternoon at 2 destroying outfit at a camp in erans and it seems that a delega­ nart; I. T., Robert Rogers; O.'T.. Dec. 28. Those accepted on Dec. 17 lund to as beef continues to be (Clothes Hampers . . . .$3.98 ftoad, has been spending a few o’clock at the hospital. Group 4 at HarUord will be noUfled defi­ acibixe. Chicken and spaghetti Texas. He says it la a tough outfit tion is going to find out why ac­ WUUam Moorb; membera of com­ Routine Patrol Ac- nya at the Fifth Avenue hotel, membe.rs will join them. nitely at that time when they are dinnkn continue popular in the and he is losing poundage—which tion has not been started. mittee, John Hughes, Edward (Clothes Baskets ..$ 2 .0 0 up May Bring Forces Northeast of York City. BoItoiKhills, but they can’t be eat­ he can well afford. Murray, Thomas Smith and Wil­ tivity; Lone Enemy General Denies Farm Goods to leave Manchester for Fort Mail P oxes...... $1 25 op Medjez El Bab Broken Devens. However, the former two en eveW day else one spoil hia In writing a letter back to The office bachelor says that liam Brennan; trustee, James The monthly meeting of the A marriage license was Issued taste for\hat fine party dish. friends in town, Pete told o f a Plane Drops Three yesterday at the Hartford Bureau weeks furlough la now dropped after looking over the tax sched­ NelU. louse Radios... .$i9 95 up Die Strike Up by (]annon; 282 ltd of trustees of the Manches- and it ia expected that beginning The toi^in scarcity came to humorous incident. Privates aren’t ules for the ■ coming year he s These officers wUI be installed Bombs Near Airfield. British Press Sales Seen . „.• Memorial hospital will be held of Vital StetisUcs to Edward Zl- light the oUW day however, when too anxious to give the salute to . uice O’M a ts ...... $2.95 up kus of this town and Miss Mar­ with the January quota only one looking forward to a ’Tight by the district deputy on January Out of .3 0 0 Aboard! li d the hospital next Tuesday aft- week will be given the inductees. one local or^t^^tlon reported it every officer they meet. And as Christmas.” 8 at Orange hall at which time a Pyrex D ish es...... 35c up Maximum Wages Order larnoon at 4:30. garet M. Beattie of Hartford. had changed itsNdate for a get to­ Washington, Dec. 14.— A fter War Train Killed, Wound* The local board was also in­ everyone in the service knowa they —A. Non. supper wlU be served. Hop Handles...... 20e Given Favors formed yeaterday that Voluntary gether three tlm ^ because of the adopt various means of avoiding — American Air Forces in May Result in Na- ed or Captured When Officer Candidate enlistments can inability to get a caterer. Nearly meeting or of directly facing an Wooden Ironing Boards.. . the South Pacific were re- be accepted by the Selective Serv­ every caterer they tentacteo was officer as the salute would be ab­ ...... $1.98 op tion - Wide Stop- McClure Hits Editorial Wickartl Sees Market French Open Fir© dated up, and some qUters, for­ solutely necessary. porte^d by the Navy today to ice boards from those 18 to 38 War Bond Metal Box and be continuing their heavy page in Tool Plants. years of age. Following the presi­ merly in the bu8ineso,\are in a It seems that Happeny and an­ REYMANDER’S FOOD ------BETTER THAN EVER! Comment in American For Every Product After Mine E.xplodes*. dential directive prohibiting fur­ war plant, far removed from the other fellow in hia outfit were Lock ...... 95c bombardment of the new Farmer Can •OAK GRILL' ther enlistments Voluntary Offi­ trouble of trying to get\ beef, strolling down the street In Texas HAVE A GOOD TIME — DINE AND DANCE! Detroit, Dec. 14—(>P)—Sharply Papers Charging Dis­ Produce steaks, augar, coffee and xjther Outdoor Japanese air base at Munda Alliwl Headquarters in cer Candidate enrollments were and they saw a couple of officers ROAST TURKEY AND ALL THE FIXIN’S criticizing a War Labor board or­ -WHERE GOOD FELLOWS GET TOGETHER” things for other folks to eat. coming in the distance. It was too I'lothes Reels ....$5.00 up on New Georgia island in the crimination on News. With ^Sensible* Policy. North Africa, Dec. 14.— Included. The VOG. enlistment der establishing maximum wages ruling has now been revoked and obvious to cross the street, so they Delicious Broilers Roast Prime Ribs of Beef Weather Stripping. .10c up Central ^lom ons. — American and British artil­ One of the local nurses in Arm; busied themselvea looking into Navy communique Number 219: for tool and die workers in six London, Dec. 14.—()P)— Brig. New York, Dec. 14—(.P)—Secre­ DINE AND DANCE men can be accepted for this Oysters and Clams ^ Veal Cutlets Veal Scallopine ijarden Hose, lery have broken up a Ger­ classification. service who has the rank of lieu­ ^ore windows pretending not to "South Pacific; (All dates are Michigan counties at 31.75 hourly Gen. Robert A. McClure issued a tary of Agriculture Wickard told ^ T o the Lilting Tunes of tenant writea home that It ia .ye seen the officers approach- Tenderloin Steaks With Fresh Mushrooms 50 ft...... $5.00 up east longitude) in Jobbing shops and $1.60 in man­ man motor column northeaatil statement today categorically de­ a meeting of eastern farm leaders amusing and aomewhat confound­ Ing ^ Hetal Ash Cans. “ 1. On Dec. 13: ufacturing plants. Jay J. Griffin, of Medjez el Bab, it was an­ ing in the matter of saluting. officers bad Just about "(A ) Ground action on Guadal­ president of the Society of Tool nying what he said was "recent today that given full industrial nounced today, while th« DON MAC AND HIS Snow Shovels . . . .$1.00 up Red Men to Hold, Some of the younger recruits in reache'd Pete and his friend when Reymander's Restaurant canal island was limited to rou­ and Die Craftsmen of America, to­ editorial comment in United States employment and a “sensible” for­ French high command in Tu­ the Army—the men—pass by one of ihe officers called out Auto R ob es...... $2.98 up tine patrol activity. day predicted a nation-wide work newspapers falsely describing eign trade policy after the war RHYTHM MASTERS without saluting the nurse lieuten­ "Mellb. pW i" Fine Wines, Liquors and Beer “ (B) A looe enemy plane drop­ stop ^ ge among the society’s 75,- there would be a market for every nisia reported destruction o f Christmas Party Naturail^Pete Happeny turned .35-37 Oak Street Telephone 3922 Metal 000 membera unless the WLB re­ what is purported to be a discrimi­ an entire troop .^rain by FreticK' ants, and some of the nurse offi­ ped three bomlM in the vicinity natory. policy against the Ameri­ needed product a farmer could DELICIOUS FOODS — MODEST PRICES! and of courM. saluted. He was al­ Lunch B oxes...... $1.25 up of our airfield. vises its order. guerrillas operating between Sfa^ cers have taken to saluting the can press” in war coverage. produce. Roast Pork Veal Cutlet's Half Broilers non-coms, more to bring them, to most dutpbfoukded when he saw “ (C) United States planes con­ Griffin said he had read the Addressing the last of, a series and Sousse. (There waa no elab- | General McClure, chief of staff oration of the reference to the. Roast Beef Chow Mein Roast Turkey Miantonomoh Tribe No. 08, Im­ their aensesr than ,it^ embarrass that the oflicerNwaa none other tinued bombing attacks on the WLB order to the final conven­ of regional meetings to ' mobilize proved Order of Red Men, will than Lieutenant ^ C ollu m , son of enemy Installations and air field tion session of the Independent of the U. S. Army In the European Allied artillery action in this dis­ them. " theater of operation, did not agriculture for 1943 war produc­ Fine Wines — Liquors and Beer hold a Christmas party for the She tells of meeting an Army Dave McCcdlum, steward at the at Munda.’’ STDCA here yesterday and that tion, the new food administrator patch, which cleared through milt-, membera and their famlUea at 2 Army and Navy clul^ Foarth Heavy Assault "the 175 delegates unanimously Admiral Ernest J. King (right), commflnder-ln-chief of the United States fleet, reads the citation specify the source of the editorial tary censorship.) 10 Oak Street Tel 3894 captain and a major one day and comment. A similar statement, asserted in his prepared text that o’clock Sunday, Dec. 20, at the .saluting them. ’They were some­ The moral being— dbn’t avoid The Sunday attack on the Mun­ Joined in denouncing it. aa Comdr. Bruce McCandle:'.s (left) of the cruiser San Francisco receives the Congressional Medal of even then it would be necessary to Mine Exploded on Tracks Sports Center on Wells street. saluting an officer, y< ^ might da airfield aa -reported today ap­ "I feel certain,’’ he added, "that HonorUor hia heroic action in the battle of Savo island in the Solomons la.st Nov. 13. The ceremony issued simultaneously at the Brit­ curtail some products and expand A spokesman at the FrenolK I what confused and instead of re­ ish Ministry of Information, how­ There will be entertainment, fol­ turning the salute tipped their find a friend in camp. parently was the fourth heavy its enforcement will result in a took place aboard the San Francisco at San Francisco. (Associated Press photo from U. S. Navy.) others, but that "if we follow any Army headquarters of (Jen. HentY | complete stoppage of work by our ever, mentioned ‘ "articles" in ,The lowed by a visit from Santa hats as they might to a woman in aerial aasault made on the enemy other course, I don’t see how we Honore Giraud said 282 out of GRAIN and FEED members." New York Daily News Dec. l l ”and 300 troops on the train between Claus. A turkey dinner will be civilian clothes. A good many years ago the^hite 6 1 (1 5 base, constructed as a buffer and can expect anything but a series Urges Post-War Promise The (Chicago Tribune Dec. 12. served by Fred Sobielo, well ’Then she tells one on herself. Colonel William C. Cheney iii^d an offensive threat to the Ameri­ of incurable farm problems,” Sfax and Sousse were killed, To raisers of poultry and cattle, we offer Honest Brand He said the "only possibility of Dispatches Delaj’ed Week wounded or captured when a mine known steward o f the Red Men’s She had been saluted herself but to remark every spring, "Weil, can airfield on Guadalcanal. Urges Producing to Limit •oclal club. The Munda positions were first selling them on the idea of ac­ Strike Blocks The controversy apparently con­ exploded on the tracks and SPECIAL SERVICE once or twice when one day she see they are doing a dental Job on' Feeds made at our plant, in Manchester,'fresh each cepting the new rates would be a Red Army’s Offensive Wickard promised to "do everyr Later in the evening dancing was walking along with her mind Main street from the center attacked on Dec. 9, according to cerned chiefly dispatches from thing possible to make our nation­ French troops hidden at the side day. promise by the government that opened fire with machine-guns. for folk* who n o o d will be enjoyed. At ttala time the on other things.-~*A young ser­ north." They do that now after Navy communiques. North Africa, which in some cases al food program one closely knit CASH prises of the annual Christmas post-war contracts would be froz­ Pap ers’ Sales have been delayed more them a He also reported that one 1017- geant came along and came to a every rain storm from the Center Army flying fortresses again en to pre-war levels." process from the fields and barns OONSIDBRING a loan? Don’t borrow iinnaraamrily raffle will be awarded. They arc .snappy salute. She herself was to the terminus. 'The surface is kpugh a cooperative, we sell to the buying public, and attacked them on Dec. 11, when Approaching Deadlock week. to the mess kits and the tables" model French armored car and a ' ^ but if a loan it the batt solution to your problacn, «ra Predicting that employera, par­ few French motorcyclists with on display in the window oif Bur­ taken by surprise this time and, badly scarred in lots of places and since coming to this city have built up an apprecia- 155 bombs, weighing 100 pounds (A Washington dispatch Friday and he urged farmers to produce arant to tarva you. If you naad ostra cath for taatonal ton D. Pearl on Main street. The ticularly those running small Job In New York to The New York Dally News de­ American air support broke up aapantat, naadad clothinc, to pay old biilt or for medical instead o f saluting in return, she each, were dropped on the air­ shops, would be equally against the necessary foods to the limits committee in charge of this event •said to the young soldier, "Thank volume of sales that are picked up at our planL field. Again on Dec. 12 the fort­ clared that "behind the scenes-trf of their ability. and captured an entire Italian ■aptnaai Awanaf h praparad to t w o ytiu promptly. ia working hard and feels sure it the order, Griffin said it would Germ.... Gnable Cel J Q O the North African campaign a armored column near Faid, in cen­ you! Thank you, very much!” resses returned to the attack, “put the small Jobber out of busi- The American housewife, Wick­ Bamlosrad woraao and employ^ man arho naad cath will be succeaafiU. We invith you to visit our mill and obtain our prices, furious battle is being waged be tral Tunlaia. i scoring four 1,000 pound bomb neu." Distribution Halted by sustained Counter- ard said, could help on the food tan ett a loan of tlO to S300 at ^Tirntf on thair titna- hits on the flight strip and drop­ tween United States and British "Our French troops encountered- tura alone. Santibla monthly paymantt. A loan of $100 We understand there has been OLD whichNare on a cooperative basis and whether you Griffin said tbat prevailing problem by learning to substitute TOYS ping 80 100-pound bombs in the Walkout of Deliver­ Offensive Rolling But B o d i c S T a k c i l authorities over a discriminatory plentiful foods for those which the Italian column, which includ-. ceatt $20.60 whan promptly i%|iaid in 12 monthly conaecu- some discussion in authoritative buy o n e H ^ or one hundred the price is the same. rates, which "were put into ef- ed two tanks and opened fire at Electric T rain s...... $10.95 base. area. policy against American news­ tiva BBatalbnanta cf $10.05 each. Building Lull qi^iters about the possibility of ! RECORDS ers; Major Dailies of Still Slowing Russians. paper men that is inflicting an the Italians, who stopped,” the pf^iblUng all night automobile No American planes were lost (Omtinoed on Page Four) (ConUnned on Page Four) Wa araleoma all applieationt—even If you're new in the Most be tarned In for sal­ When getting yqur next order drop in and let us have Erector S e t s ...... $.5.50 op in those attacks and there waa no Qly Are All Affected. overwhelming time handicap on spokesman said. "Our troope then neighborhood or on a new job. Como in or phone ut. parking on ..Manchester’s streets. \ vage If you want to keep the opportunHy of quoting our prices, which, for the mention pt any interception on called upon American air support' Noted in Town I'he discuasi^ in one particular Dolls...... $1.29 up Moscow, Dec. 14.—{.P)— O u t o f R u i U S this country’s press." playing tte new ones. same quality value, should represent a definite the part of the Japanese Zero (London newspapers were de­ and when the fighters and'lmmb-' instance we know of, was inaugu­ St'iC ench pnid for old rec- Teddy B ears...... 98c up fighters, facts which - le«l- to -the New York, Dec. 14- (A')—A de­ The double-barrelled Russian — — err came the Italians ran and we - The number o t deeds passing rated by the fact that a local itrda Irrenpectlve of qoantUy. savings to you. * Tokyo Will Be offensive on the Stalingrad clared scooping the world daily Laval Will Give took the column.” ^lack Boards...... $1.59 up ■peculation here that the Japs ap­ liverers’ strike blocked distribution Many Burned So Horri­ by from six hour* to as many n fiA ow d FINANCE CO. through the town clerk's office is apartment bouse proprietor has parently have not put the field in­ and central fronts appeared Lie in Welt For Train begun collecting a parking fee of most o t New York's major dai- days. STATE THEATER BUILDINO falling off. Moat of the houses We also carry a full line of hard grains and other in­ Dart B oard s...... $l.0ff up to full operation and that the Pa­ to be approaching a deadlock bly As to Be Unrecog-' The spokesman said six light 2nd Floor Phone S4SO from Ms tenants for us.ng a KEMP'S liea to millions of metropolitan ("A s explained to The News by Report on Aid armore dears lay in wait for the erected by the Manchester Cor­ gredients on which you will make a good buy, when cific command had chosen for its Raided Again, readers today in the first tie-up of D. B. Brown, Mgr. Ucense No. 391 poration have been finished and vacant lot next to the apartments. Inc. destruction the moment at which today with the Germans un­ nizable; Another 102 spokesmen for the Office of War Axis troop train after the track purchased from ns. its kind in 19 years. Information and the War Depart sold and there remains but a small It was stated that a ban on all 763 Main SL fe l. 5680 the enemy had expended a maxi­ able to get a sustained coun­ had been mined. The Impasse prompted the War Persons in Hospitals. ment," the dispatch said, "the rea­ number more to be deeded. The night parking was in the offing mum of ^fort in creating it with­ Arnold Pledge ter-offensive rolling, but still For Germany “The coaches piled one on the and that had brought about the Labor Board to appeal to strikers son is that because of the limited bouses that William Johnston is out yet being able to give It ade­ slowing the Red Army's building In the Dtirkln street sec­ charging of the parking fee. CENTRAL CONNECTICUT COOPERATIVE quate protection. to return to their Jobs. The WLB St. John's Newfoundland. Dec. facilities In North Africa, our cor­ labeled the stoppage a violation of progress with vicious and repeat­ (Continued on Pege Twelve) , tion are about ready to sell and 'Those we have talked with think Jap Taak Force Fate Hidden 14—i/P)-Weary, begrimed search­ respondents must route their Expected lo Go to Ber­ this would be a bad time to ban Secret Weapons of Air labor'a no-strike pledge, although ed counter-attacks. Since the Rus­ stories through London. Already this wrlll bring more deeds to the FARMFJIS ASSOCUTION Fate of a damaged Japanese ers rested today after the last of We Invite You to Try Our Business office. all night parking. It ia almost im­ *Will Deal Paralyzing the union, an independent, claimed sian offensive started Nov. 19 on once censored at the original filing lin This Week; Nazis destroyer Task Force which it was not bound by the pledge of the Stalingrad front and six days 100 bodies had been carried from point in North Africa, the stories Last month only 68 such rec­ possible to get garages for storage 10 Apel Place Manchester, Conn. gKIS sought to strengthen Nippon’s iso­ the major union organizations. later on the central front no im­ are again subject to the blue W’^alit Detailed Prom Men’ s Luncheon. Only 60c ords were filed and the month be­ purposes now and owners of prop­ lated fingerhold in northwestern Blows to Enemies,’ the blackened ruins of the Knights erty are Umlted as to the amount Telephone 2-0432 . The four morning papers, exclu­ portant German progre.ss has of Columbus hostel, swept by fire pencil in London before being re­ Flashes ! fore the number waa 139. The Guadalcanal island remained hid­ lieen reported in the effort to re­ i8 e of Collaboration. 11 a. m.>2 p. m. conditional bills of sale are also they can spend on a new garage. General Asserts. sive of the financial dailies, failed during a barn dance Saturday transmitted to the United States.") (Late Bullettna of the UP) WIra) den today In the wake of a flurry store Nazi positions. All Foods Styled the Way You Like Them To Be away down. About the best you can do now is to reach newstands and homes, night. “ It has been erroneously stated.’’ of Allied offensive blows all along Bern, Switzerland, Dec. 14 ~(A») Styled. And At Nominal Rates. build half a garage with the idea Pacifio battle points. Randolph Field, Tex., Dec. 14— thus effectively eliminating from See Deadlock Short-Lived For a whole day, since the fire General McCHure said, “ that Brit­ To Resign Committee Post DROP INTO... that It can be built Into a two car At least one of 11 enemy de­ (J’)—Tokyo today had the grim the New York scene the strap­ Military observers expressed be­ was brought under control early ish wire services are able to obtain —Pierre Laval, advocate of an Washington, _Dec. 14— i>P) B efs- hanging reader and the commuter garage at the end of the war. stroyers was Slink and from four promise of the chief of America’s lief. however, that any deadlock yesterday morning, police, fire­ better transmission of dispatches Axis victory in the war, is ex­ Fish (R-NY) reiterated to new*- Board of Appeals There are a lot of workers who trade — the normal custom men. civilians and service men had than American agencies; that the to seven others were known to pilots that United States bomber* would be short-lived. They assert­ pected to go to Berlin this week papermen today that he uould re­ THE GARDEN begin their shifts before midnight, have been hit by American sea throughout the city. ed that.as the winter deepened, toiled in bitter weather to recover War Office in London daily sup­ sign from the House Foreign Af­ Meets Thursday others that are Just getting, home SPORTING and sky aluggera. Navy officers would return "again and again" to Likewise four Manhattan after­ increasing German difficulties the bodies, some by using picks plies correspondents with informa­ to make a declaration on what fairs committee, of which be la RESTAURANT AND GRILL for supper when other folks are SURPRISE ORCHESTRA said no doubt hundreds of Japan­ strike at the heart of Nippon’s noon dailies were unable to get more than Russian, the opportuni­ and shovel.* and others by tearing tion not available in Washington. Vichy France is prepared to do in ranking minority member, aaylBg going to bed. All in aU the ban island empire— along with the dis­ their first editions into the bands ty would come for the Red Army away charred debris with their helping Germany. Vichy reports 840 Main Street Playing At The ese were sent to a watery grave “ London Journals have also had his formal resignation probably The Zoning Board of Appeals might work some hardships, and GOODS aa a result of the action. - quieting news that Uncle Sam has of readers and it seemed probable to deal heavy blows before the han^. a reflection of this false Impression said today. would be offered during the day. some secret weapons of the air later editions aimilarly would be The Nazi* were reported to* will give a hearing at the Munici­ after all, there are hardships Fish Pwles...... 25r op But, whether some of the de­ German command cpuld extricate .59 of Dead IdenUfled in cables received from North The N'ew Yorker, who opposed the pal building Thursday evening at enough now-a-days without trying stroyers weathered the two-day ‘that will deal paralyzing blows to stymied. Their presses were run­ its forces now in difficulties be­ Fifty-nine of the dead, many of want a detailed promise of collab­ administration's foreign policy our enemies.” Africa which describe the holding 8 o’clock on the application of Oak to contrive some new ones. BOLTON LAKE HOUSE Fish R eels...... 25c up storm of blows' late last week and ning, but only small numbers were tween the Don and Volga ijivers whom were trampled to death up of American dispatches in fa­ oration, going beyond Laval's prior' to Pearl Harbor, said he was Park Inc., for permission to build reached their beleaguered Solo­ Speaking to graduating classes turned out. west of Stalingrad and around when flames swept through the pres.* statement yesterday of his giving up the foreign affairs post Pocket Knives . . . . .25c up of four Army fl^ng schools—Ran­ vor of British stories. Still fur­ houses on under-aized lota In a If a stranger in town were to TONIGHT mons outpost with supplies and Afternoon Papeni .Vffected Rzhev. L-shaped two-storied building, ther evidence of the general mis­ readiness to follow “ the only way in order to devote his time to tbs Hunting Knives . . . .69e up dolph, Kelly, Brook* and Hondo Afternoon papers affected were which can lead to the preservation tract of land known aa Oak Park. go by the signs on the buses with­ FULL COURSE DINNERS AND A LA CARTE troops was not stated in the Sun- The Red Army now has massed had been identified. Of the re­ understanding has been found in powerful House Rules committee, Will B« Resumed fields—Lieut. Gen. Henry H. Ar­ maining bodies, many were burn­ of our country," and clarifying of which he also is the ranking This la owned George Griffin out asking any further direction F ootbalb...... ,.85c up nold said Sunday that "for once” artUelry along its newly-won lines Come Out and Really Enjoy Yourself! ___ (Conttmnd m Page Bight) (Continued on Page Twelve) and is battering enemy concentra­ ed so horruJiy as to be unrecogniz­ (ConUnued on Page Four) Marshal Pctaln’s letter to Adolf minority member. and ia located north on Hilliard he would be Uable to find him­ December 15. . .$2.29 op Tokyo was right in warning the i street It is in a residential B Zone. self mUes from his particular desti- BOLTON LAKE ROUTE 44 Basketbalb .... tions south and west of StaltlT- able. Another 102 persons were in Hitler in which he declared he BINGO Japanese people that more Amer­ could no nothing other than ac- ' IL'establlshes French Control ..ation. It seems to be the excep­ LEGAL BEVERAGES — CHOICE FOODS Shoe Ice Skates. . .$1.49 up ican^ bomber raids could be ex­ grad and keeping up a protective hospitals, many with slight chance fire northwest of the city while of recovery. cept the Fuehrer's decision to oc- i I,.ondnn. Dec. II—