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DOUBLE Stampss (Reservations Must Be Made by December 2S Throuirh 500 Planes Daily Walter Wilkinson SATURDAY. DECEMBER SI, 1949 iQ l ?OURTEE.'« Manrirratnr Eoraittg HUraQi Avoid Traffic Jams—^Shop in Manchester Stores Until Nine Tonight!t Averaiie Daily CirculatioiA For the Munth of NovenlMr, 1040 The Weathar TALL CEDARS GRANTS ForMMt^of U. H. Wculber Butum 6 ,.S 6 4 F air mU eoMur taaigbti day lalf, eoattaund aald faUdfred NEW YEAR’S Member of tiM A aait by fitgHHbaaai aUgblly w arm er r speciaIl! Bureau of Ctrcnlattoua * v fe d a M a y . D Ilfe R and DANCE Mtmche»ter—~A City of Village Charm MANCHESTER SPORTS CENTER VOL. LX., NO. 71 (ClaaaUiad Adverttoiaa an Pafa !•) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER *8, 1940 Wells Street (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTi Tuesday Evening, Dec. 31 GREEN British Raise T h c R oobcvcU Chrintman Card Subscription: SF6.00 per couple. |i;Plan to Produce : Dancinx! Entertainment! llinner by Osano! Total Number Greek Army Occupies Dress Optional. DOUBLE STAMPSs (Reservations must be made by December 2S throuirh 500 Planes Daily Walter Wilkinson. Ward Doufran or other committee Will Be Given With Cash Sales Of Prisoners members.) Chin lara; British Raid Given Roosevelt Announce 3 5 ,9 4 9 Ital* ian CaptivcB Moved to -y - '4 I'^oiihl Pool Entire Fa* Reari ‘Several Thou* DANCING TONIGHT ALL DAY TODAY Mities of Automobile Appeal Made and’ Await Transfer. Mannlirfm Area Again Makm your gift somathing idiiHtry; Baaed on at Italy Throw Cairo, Kgypt, Dec. 23—(/P) --The thmy’il vsm a lOTt (SATURDAY) and Survey by (TO Official; British raised their total of Ital­ Planes Blast Genna|/ In* Royal Christmas Card Crush Italian Attempt DANTE'S RESTAURANT I.eaa Than Half , in ian captiyu again today, announc­ dustrial Oiilery^ Also Thii Year Topical One To Halt Advance To­ 10 East CcBler Street *Wd I'clIoHa BatIdInK Out It Duce ing ttu((3h,949 pHaoners, includ­ Gift Slippers Use; Enough laihor. Attack Invasion Pqrts Lon<ion,' Dec. 2.3.— —The reatarioB Freeh Clam» .and O jstere On the IIiilfMi. II ing 1,704 officers, have been mov­ ward Valona, L cm for MEN royal Chri.stmas card this year Clatn or O.VMter Friea Cmb Meat Cocktail They're sm.nll-price gifts, too. ed to the rear from the Sidi Bar- Of Flushing, Calais and i., a topical one. T han 3 0 Miles Up WOMEN WashiiiKton, Dec. 2,8.—(/P) Churchill Threatens to Ortdiestra Everj' Thurs. and Sat. Night*. Soiign At A oiir Re<jue«t. when Grants packs so much ranl area In N orth A frica and Dunkerque; (^p Series The rrjyal crown appear* on WINES - LiqL’OBS .ANO BEEKS quality in your Christmas $1' M ISSES ALL DAY —President Philip Murray of Rip African Empire *to "several thousand more" sre still ] the exterior of card., of King Goast; Victory Comes awaiting transfer. Pood At It* Best.'Such .As Kji\1o1I, Spaghetti, Chicken and Steak*. Pine quilted linings, good BOYS the CIO announced today he O f Raifls/Sinee .Satur­ (Jeorge VI and Queen Elizabeth . When Fascists ’ With­ Shred* and Tatter*' Crossing paths with the Italians while a previously unpubliahed Order* Made t'p To Take Out. leather, rich fabrics. Ple.s*e CHILDREN In The Stores of had submitted to President moving behind ^ e British lines in with these! day on Gernriany, Italy photograph showing Their Ma- draw to Avoid Being K«K)sevelt a plan designed to If War I* Continued. the western desert, steady streams jeattes surveying bomb damage | of British reinforcements were And .(^)U(|uered .Stales. Cut Off - in -..Rear. MEN’S WOMEN’S produce 500 all-metal pursuit to Buckingham Palace 1., print- ' planes a <lay liy pooling' the London, Dec. 2,1— {/T)—Prim e moving up to the siege line around ed on the in.slde. Calf grain — simulated Minister Churchill broadcast an battered Bardia, maasing for an Comfort Felt - Oxford entire facilities of the auto­ assault against the. 10,000 survi­ Rulletin! Queen Mother Mary'a card Athen.x, Dec. ' 23.—(J P )- —. , leather K v e r c t t Style. Low rubber appesi to the Italian people to­ .shows an old English thatched La'ather .lolcs. .Sir^.s mobile industry. The plan is vors of Italy's Tenth Army report; tendon, _. .Dec. 2.8.—(/Fj— The Greek Arm.v occupied the night to rid themselves of Premier ed trapped in the Libyan port. cfittagc standing in a peaceful 6 - 11. heels. Leather soles. cori JW.HAL€ > liased on a survey by Walter tish bombers dropped Mtratejficflll.v important Alba­ old world setting. The litic is: ; Why Not Be Practically P. Reuther of CIO’s United Mussolini and threatened to rip The general headquarters com­ nian coastal town of Chimara, . * 1 .0 0 Pr. MANCHESTER. CONH . their African empire ’’to shreds munique said that, while British lousands of incendiaries and "There'll Aiway., Be an Eng­ Auto Workers Union to deter­ and tatters” if they continue the artillery still harassed the Italians some “very heavy” explosives' land." Premier Gen. John Metaxaa mine the possibilities of ap­ war. inside Bardia, "our preparations • .................... — announced tf>day, after crush­ This Christmas? As Giftsl outside are progresting.” on the southwest German in­ plying mass production meth- War between Britain and Italy President and Mr*. Roosevelt are greeting their friends tills dustrial center of .Mannheim ing an Italian attempt to halt came about "because of one man” .Motor L'nitiil Move. W'r*t , Christma., with this simple card mailed from the White House./ (Tiilflren's Felt B o o te e ................... 6 9 c Pr. ofla to the manufacture of Report* from the frontier said The the advance toward Valona, and the people of Italy and Italy's envelope bears the presidential seal in gold. / ia.i ih, .Air Mii.i.iry, Edcn’s Namiiis We Suggest: — TslOn fa.stcncr. sheep.skin collar, leather sole. and airplanes. Army never were .consulted, that while field and naval guns news service reported today,' le.ss than 80 miles farther up i-' fe The. survey, Murray's announce­ Churchill declared. battered. Bardia’a defenses from the coast. Victory in the f! 3 .jto.V*’ I'elt or Leather Mm-ea- Crepe IVOrwiy Style for the ment said, indicated that less than Should Take Care of Future land and sea, fast mechanized in the seventh raid on that younger .set. I,eather C Q # » week-long battle for this A Pinjf Poll): 1'uMt’ I »>|i * 7 .2 5 . fi *h) Style SI.IPI’EIIS. W E ISSUE A*?/." GREEN DISCOUNT STAMPS .10 per cent of the facilities of the "Surely the time has come when units wl\lch have spearheaded the Rhine river port this month., Seen Show in" Pair 3 0 c Sole. P air . .: i . .. automobile industry were now in Bfitlsh counter invasion struck off The news service said most o f' Italian supply ba.se between •niiek. use. I (Continued nn Page 'Mix) to the west once more. Air Raid Alarms Scydnd V’alona and Porto Edda, it ( l:iltlii'n’"i Sheepskin SI.IP- Adequate Siupply uf I.abor How far these advance ..unit, the damage done was near Men s I ell F.\ F.ltETTS. The • Policy Change was reported, came when the A Piiip Poll*: I’altlo I o|> .* I ..>0 t’lai.s. Warm. Sizes The Reuther survey .advanced] penetrated toward Italian Marshal the main railway station, a •01(1 Fu\()tiU', in Wine, 79c ! •I to 10 . , . ........ 50c the theory that the basic motor Rodolfo Graziani's next line of de­ , vital junction for traffy: to Italians withdrew to avoid »j"Thi«U. Ilipwn, Oxf(irtl. P.ylr SIzex I 1 fn .S ......................... ,i9c production and stamping machin­ fense was not disclosed, it was In London Area Again being cut off by Greek forces CEJIOUSE>^SON Nine Injured said, however, that no sign was ! France, but on the I.,udwi;;s- .Ylorc Aggressive British ery of the nation's automobile Ping Pong 'raltic Kraiiir . .................. .*.5..50 Kh plants could be adapted to maH* seen of an Italian "reacue” drive I hafen side of the Rhine there which threatened to encircle k II INC. production of airplanes, and also I to save the troops at Bardia. Nazis Make ! were “spreadinj: wasles of Diplomacy, Possibly the town. held that thcre'-was_ainKle^uate When Train I British observers assumed that S p o r a d i c iVa^i Raiders In taking Chimar* from picked --------- ^ i One*PIane Attacks Fol flames.” Better Relation* with A (’.oiitititijtlitiii .Slortii aiifl Screeii Door * i. 10 » 1 THE STORE OF QUALITY supply of labor to handle the mass I Bardia's defenders had been as- Italian troops holding strongly production of both automobiles and DCiPHZlcd ^ * nacrifice gar Russia Expected Now. fortified p^itions, the Greek* I rison to hold up the Brittah while lowing Smash at I^Ian- Ixindon, Dec. 28.—<7P>—R. claimed the capture of the lS3rd -------------' . i \ \ complete airplanca, Murray said the r>00-a-day plane output could i GrazlanI strengthened new de- Chester During Night. Start Fires A. F. plaljTie.s again blasted the battalion of Fascist militia, made Chamberlin .\iiloinatir Door ALL FOOTWEAR FITTED “ X- RAY EQUIPMENT h be achieved in six months. ’ feme* to the west, at Tobruk, German indu.strial center of London. Der. 23.— Anthony up of 800 men and 30 officers. The plan contemplates spreading a n d : I^ema and Bengaai. j Eden took o'ver the foreign sccre- Great quantities of war mater­ . .« 1 ..1 0 R Seven PastiengerH Bulletin! Mannheim and the nearb.v 'ealhersto|i| ^ .
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