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Average Daily Circulation For the Moath of November, 1941 The Weather 7,010 Forecaat of U. S. Weather Wember af the Andlt Light to prederate tnin • temooB and tonight, warn Bnrean of OIrenlatlaae night, Httle change I Wednesday. Manchester—^A City o f Village Charm VOL. LXI„N0.71 (ClasslAed Advertising On Pnge Ifl) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23,1941 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE T H R E E C B I anese Force Lands on Wake Island;
Fighting Still Sharp in Northern Luzon:
Roosevelt, Army, Navy Officials to Confer With Churchill
‘War Council’ Will U. S . Tanker Safe-----After Dodging Jap Shells Units of Unspecified Hold Meet Today;
Staff to Attend Number Are Landed;
W ill Be First Confer
ence Between Presi Typhus Wave Positions Un change!^ dent and Entire Brit-' Nears Berlin, ish Mission; Oval Announcement Is Inter Small Garrison o f Ms»i Study Scene of Par preted as In(N(!ating B ill to Take Report Says rines Undergoes Stroi leys Held Last Night. American and Filipino War Plants Air Attack; Sev« Troops Check Japa Washington, Dec. 23.— (i!p) Women in German La Enemy Planes Are Shal.| — President Roosevelt called nese Efforts to Ad bor Camps in Branden Still Urged Down; No Announoe>f| a conference for 6 p. m., e.s.t. Richfield on tanker Agwlworld. which reported It was shelled by a Jap submarine onlv 20 mile, vance Southward; Be today with American Army burg Forests Cease off cypress Point, near Monterey. Calif., is pictured arriving safely in Sin FrLciwTBav ment as to Whethw.l prison Island of Alcatraz. The tanker, en route from Los Angeles to San Tra^clsfo w h « tof ^ub lieve Heavy Fighting u d Navy officials and Brit Helping Local Farmers appeared, escaped by steaming full speed into Santa Cruz.—NEA Telephoto, Connolly to Seek Sen Americans Stiff Resist*: ish Prime Minister Churchill To Continue All Night. ate Action Even If ing Japs Landed Todajr and his staff. The White London, Dec. 23— IJP) — The House said this group might Polish Telegraphic Agency said to Manila, Dec. 23.— (4:19 p . Agreement Reached be called the “war council.” day an epidemiif' of typhus was m., 2:19 a. m., e.s.t.)— (JP)— Washington, Dec. 23.— Ofy The American group invited in Dutch Aid Americans at Davao; To Eliminate Strikes. spreading through eastern Europe U. S. Army headquarters an — The Japanese have landed cluded Secretory o f War Stlnuon, and was reported approaching Ber- at last on Wake Island, at a Oen. George C. Marshall, Arm }’ nounced today that sharp Washington, Dec. 23—(P)— Sena lln. cost known only to them chief of etelf; Maj. Gen. Henry H. flghting was continuing in tor Connaily (D., Tex.), said in a It quoted the Berlin correipond* British Still Holding Hong Kong selves and the sturdy Marinaa Aimold, deputy chief of Naval ^rot of the Stockholm newspaper northern Luzon but said telegram today to Gov. Paul B. eratlona; Admiral Ernest J. WIKg, TidnIngen a$ faying that women there had been no change in Johnson of Miooisaippl that he was who fought off aftflr. new commander of the United employed in German labor campi attack in a style that liM States fleet, and Harry L. Hop- Resolute Defenders Ap Fliers Attack Japa positions since yesterday, prepared-to seek Senate action on to the Bradenburg forests near thrilled the nation. In fact* Idns, special assistant on lend- w rlto hod ceased helping local parently Smash Back British Deny when the Japanese landed a bill giving the government auth lease affairs. farmers because of typhus in nese Ships in Harbor; strong forces at Santo Tomas, ap ority to take over struck war pro- since the Navy Department -
Arrived L m 4 Night neighboring villages. More Numerous Foes; proximately 125 miles from Ma .duction plants even If on- agree- cofnxnunlqu$ t6lUnf of th# iRild* ’ Plane Carrier Tankert HU Squarely^ ing today gave no detolla, th w *-- .With Britain's prime minister, Regain Some Positions nila. Observers here interpreted Bursts into Tlanies. the announcement os Indicating (Contlnaed On Pnge Fourteen) was stUl hope that the tiny PaelT J who arrived here lost night, were fle island was not lost entirely. ' to be Lord Beaverbrook, supply that American and Filipino troops, .The hope was not tosplr^ by; Would Abolish London, Dec. 23.— (/P)— Under Attack reported earUer to be holding a minister; Admiral of the Fleet Sir Batavia, Netherlands East Wake’s Importance, for-it haa iU- Dudley Pound; Air Chief Marshal Despite repeated Japanese' line north of Damortis, four miles Indies, Dec. 23.— (tP)— Dutch below Santo Tomoa, had checked Troops Leave tle, but by the almost tocrodlhle air Charles F. A. Portal, and Field assertions that Hong Kong f^p-ninn exploits of men who b a tU ^ i Marshal Sir John Dill, wb^ retires Naval aircraft attacked Japa Japanese efforts to ^vance south Canada-Ua S. Report Qaim- against overwhelming strenglB, a;, chief of the Imperial general is on the verge of capture, ward. nese ships in the Philippine and refused to give up. , staff Christmas Day. Britain’s flag still flew today ing Sinking May Re- Beporto Not Sufficient Plants Where ' jiiniowiharbor uiof LiuvauDavao today,lou ay, amaid- In communique after coromuai*’, In announcing ths conference. Tariff Bars over its resolute defenders ler to torpedo Attack j ing United States forces bat Hiadquartera ^ d reporto up to que the Navy bas 'issued the Press Secretory Stephen Early who apparently had even O p. m. (7 a, m., e.s.t.), were not miliar six-word report: On Auxiliary Veasel. tling against the invasion of ' sufficient to warrant a special Welders Out told reporters: "That group you smashed back their far more "(Vake and Midway continue to- might call the war coufictl." Other Barriers Hamper Mindanao Island, a Nether communique. lA the absence of resist." numerous foes and regained further official word, it was be London, Dec. 23.——An au lands East indies communi The line woe missing today. aa< This was to he the first confer ing Manufacture t>f some positions. As tha stubborn lieved here that heavy fighting ence between the President and thoritative announcement said to que announced. - One Japanese Strikers Press on With fight went on—agalnst^Nhopeless day that a torpedo attack has tanker of about 10,000 torn was would continue through the night the entire British mist on. Weapons hy Two Na odds, it was conceded n (Ointinued On Page Fourteei) been made on one of Britain’s hit squarely with a 400-pound on the flat plain bordering the Pibomb and burst instanUy into Gulf of Ltogaycn. tions Also Would G6. the Island's recapture "would fine Activities to (ODattoned oa Page Tea) out air protocUon duUes with a flame, the comnuinlque said, and The comimique aaid the invad essential to our future plans’’ if It ;pnvoy" buftKAled that a British ers had been "very active; to the Washington, Dec 25~-{/P)—The fell to the Japanese. other enemy transports also were ^hift Change Times. Toft carrier "has even been at attacked. air,” but independent reporto aoid Canadian-United States Joint War Fighting for Four Days tacked.’’ that they were being hammered Flashes I Claim City OocupM San Francisco, Dec. 23—<>P) — ProducUon Oommittoes recom The Invaders now have bod four irmon communique claim hard by American airmen, who (Late Boiletlaa of the (FI Wtoa>] I Blaze Causes ful) days to wrest the lost, 32- (The Japanese landed to consid Army troops were removed at mended today the abolition of vU ing to hiri(e sunk on s lr c r ^ car were reported to have beaten off least temporarily today from San •quare-mlle bit of territory of erable force at Davao, on the one attempted landing under the torlff or other "legislative and od- rier of the Formidable class to the Francisco Bay defense plants Agree On No Strike Britain’s Hong Kong crown col AUsnUc ppasthly referred to the aputhem island of Mindanao, laat guna of Japoneae dtotrdyert. $150,000 Loss mintstrattve barrlere’’ hampering ony. They first won a foothold Saturday.^ Tokyo claimed today where metal trades unions have Waohlngtoa, Dec. 23 combined all-out manufacture of attack oi^he abxiitory veasel.Xthe H ie situation in the l ^ a o area come to a showdown to their long bor and management oh tto shores Friday night, aided announcement sol^ that occupaUon of the city of on Mindanao island south of Lu weapons by the two nations. by Naval siege and heavy air and Davao, at the head of the bay of standing Juiflsdictlonal controversy, tivea agreed today to “!^ e oommittoes, in a seven point Authoritiee did kot say what zon, where American troops have but Indej^ndent welders, striving strikee and lockouts for to _____ Fire Sweeps Through 11 artillery bombardment was the result of the attack on the the same name, had been complet been engaged to sharp fighUng statement o f policy made public ed. Manila sold little was known for recognition as a bargaining tion of the war and to aettto i0 .f by President Reports from the 'F o r East auxiliary. with a Japanese landing force, Stores and Shops in Rooeeevelt, ■ declared of the situsUon there, probably agent, pressed on with’ their picket disputoa by peaceful however, indicated that the crown Credit Given To Planes was described officially as "ob ing. • • • because communicaUona with the scure.” Whitman, Mass. Today (Oentlaoed ea Fb$i« Teh) Earlier on ' authoritative com A t Todd-Callfomis, ' Richmend Jape Raid Rangoon (OmltoMd M rags; laa) mentotor announced that 'th e Atoerlcon-Fillplno defending force had been broken.) -Tokyo, Dec. ’ 2$.— (O B M al] Battle o f the Atlantic is going (Cd^ttoaed Oa Page FoortoeB) (Oontinued On Page Fourteen) Whitman, Moss., Dec. 23— (T)— Ih e communique said: Broedeaat Recorded by AF)« Tire swept through 11 stores and pretty weli” and gave consider Japeneee pUaee inede a mai able credit to catapult lighter "This morning our Naval air shops In .the downtown one-story craft attacked enemy ships to the on Rangoon this aftomoou heick Johnson block today, ruining planes baaed on ships converted to Bay of Davao. ing the airdrome, I Christmas stocks and causing dam British Reach Coast amdliories for protocUon of con wharves, railway atatioa, ,age estipmtod unofficioiiy at $160, voys against Germany's long- “ With one bpmb of 200 kilo grams (440 pounds) a direct hit Reds Drive Germans ment offices and barraeka, it 000, range, planes. The fighters are m-ss scored on the Isrgmt ship. announced- here today. A fter pouring water into' the commonly called “suicide planes” British combat plaaea wars Far Behind Bengasi T h ia s^ , s tanker of about 10,000 flames for four hours, firemen suc because their short range soften parted shot down and a i ceeded in halting them in time to mokes it impossible to reach s land tons mimedlatoty caught flre. Back Across Volkhov .. A forma -of planes destroyed oa toe . prevent the adjacent three-^story base after Ujey take off. The Japanese phinre all ____ urenkins block from igniting, Other ForcM Slashing The (tofmon port at WUbelms- tion of Japanese aircraft carried out a Mroog attack on one of our unscathed after wltueoalag the i Bert Dwyer, a Whitman fireman, Into Areas Through Plan to Speed baven 4 ^ attacked by jilones of Russians Advance 50 strucUbn of pert of too cUy/* luffered a possible froctureJ ankle the R, A. F. bomber command laat airdromes to the outer poaseealons (ouUytog islanda of the Dutch Urges Planes announcement said. while handling a haaeline. Four Which Enemies Must ^^ht, British officials announced Miles West o f Tikh- • • • Ursmen narrowly esca^ injury Blast Indies). Damage was done. Output Given Destroy SU Axis Tfuasporto '~’hen the roof of a dress shop col- Retreat to TripoU. Admits Twn rinnris Lost Drive O ff Enemy Bombers vin While. Blizzards For Fighters Loodoa, Dee. 2g_oi>)__Tho ipsed. ' The raid was carried out with 'Furthermore on enemy bomb miralty aanounced today ' Othfr Departamats AM out the loss of a single plane, an ing attack took place at Sorong Rage at 22 Below. Cairo, Egypt, Dec. 28.— (i—The home, says President James Bry ■old today. (The remnonto of the ed to speed production o f planes, Berlin, Dec. 23— (Official Broad poeitlon of the Treasury Drc. 20r grad, and in some places to sloes were heard atf-ohace aa - ant Ckmont of Harvard Universi Axto Armies probably , will at tanks and guna and coliad for a cast Recorded by A P )—The Oer- Receipts. $$5,327,303.24; expen- Peclflo eeast today. The ty- have thrown them across the tempt s flnal etond to the region savin day work week “without were heard diatiaetly at ditures, $84,572,886.77; net bsl- *Tar better. U oecaaional bomb river. While bllxxarda raged in a o f Bcngmal because Ctormmn (Sen. ■acriflee of establiahed union con- (OaattiiiMd On Fogs ghn) ancs, $3,011,840,708.73. Bay aad at Eetsru Bay. la ing cornea, that we in our cities temperature of 22 degrees below Erwin Rommel “cannot help it," dltlona" to the program o f con FnuMlaee Navy aaa Army ■ tak e it’ than deprive men oh the aero (Fahrenheit), Russian traope ■aid sn authoritative military version. I said they had roealvad I flghting fronts of what they aaed,” advanced 50 miles west of Tikh of toe explailaao, but had commerttotor in London. “The continued refusal o f certain vin, Jumping-off place for the’ manufacturers In this (ths auto- he told the New England Society fermatiea. aa to their i No CMee Bat to Fight of New York last ni^t. push to the northwest front and m e e (The number of BrlUah columns moUve) industry to prepare for Warning ogainit tha conae- 110 miles east of Leningrad. Markets A t A OtaacL nig dsap. atrlks ban Oar operating south of Bengasi would war work is a crime against ths Annual Newsboys’ quMicas o f a negotUted peace. Dr. Feed SItoettee Improved New York, Dee. fig— boys n«ed the planes, ships, and appear to make a wholesale with nation which must no longer be tolerated,” asserted R. J. Thomas CMiant declared that uncondition ' Private lattere arriving in Moe- Stockat Irregular; drawal into TripoUtonia* impossi sues resistant. guns which pour aonsF win hdp president of the organisation in a’ al surrender of the Axis powers ww from Leningrad were cited ble, he said. Thus the Germans Bauds; Vmm-mr; sam I to bop. statement. . j. Edition Tomorrow must bs tha first war aim of the u proofthat commimlcatioos and Italians have no choice but to United Stotoa. lamreve. flght.) _ K o t Working at OspneWy-i southeast o f Lanin grad had hem nrgea VMacy na fliagan. . F s v ^ O o to pour bank, post offloe, or One column carried out-.a de- He motatalnSl that a s u r^ by Tomorrow'a edltkm of The Herald wiU be for the newa- reopened. W riters said that .the , Ho urged vtotuy. not defense, anpy I'savtnai *~T *~*in isshiistlMi s ^ c U v e ,ra td on an advanced the U AW had ehown that tlM tool* boys. The entire procceda from tk« of the food aituatloa to the Baltle city ing capacity o f the todustry wan as a alogaa, and aaid AnMrtcana had improved and they expressed 1TM thsm poo want to bop O s- Axis IsmUng ground at Agedabia, edition will go to the cairien. “ must laam to think offanstvMy, 100 miles south o f Gfmgsai, two not mm w irin g “at even $0 per the beuef that euppUae had ar I fsose Bondi rsgolsrtp, starttag ^ t of capacltjr and argued^th^ not defanstoaly, If we wlU win this nights ago and wiped out no few- ^ rived there frqm the United /not oil the business os usual'spirit r ;■ struggle Btatoe and .England.' - - Don*t - ^ every aaan. , Military dl9atobas aaid the Gw- > 'o «,P a fa atxtoen). Your Nmmboy tomsrroto! TvM veX' t U A N C U E S * ! CH EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 28, 1941
ia-- MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2Z. 1941 age doors uid the thieves thor pensive set of headlights wars also FAGE oughly ransacked the place tak overlooked which led to the belief Thayer Ready |Biirglairs Visit ing about glSO worth of small me that the person or persons were Party Tonight 1 SHOPPING DAY Hold Closing Session for Waterbury. .State Policeman chanics' tools. They overlooked without means of transportation. Red Men Pick 1375 in cash when thw broke open . - ' ■ I Gresit Britain’s Third Youth Caught William .Sullivan spotted the car |Ck>nnaii Garage the cash register and took only At North End to Christmas To Quit Post near Paradise Green and gave pennies. Mr. Gorman said this Of Air Wardens School Bed Cots Needed chaee. Daigle lost control of the morning that wlioever made the Several Cases AisoGIVE Their Officers After Escape car and It croehed through the i l S O i n Tools Stolen break was fsmillar with good Christmas Social to Be U.S. DefenseSavtngs *New Haven* Conductor Christmas of the War fence. He fled Into the wood* and sm«ll tocU. Ueutenant William For Towta Court Held at Depot Square; Has Worked for the Sullivan sent a passing motorist i I But $375 in Cash Is ^rron Is conducting the investi BONDS and /I'P* “P o “ 16 Stores Plan Doinciiic Surturi Elect For Emergeney Boy Flcpfi Reforniator\, tf police headquartere for nelp aa Dial n* ■ gation. Musical Program. Railroad Since 1881. Final Gathering; Ke- ^Thank God It Is No Would Organite Group he combed the woods. Later Daigle Overlooked. Did Not Have Car STAMPS ed Sachem; Installa Steals Car and Breakn came out of the woods and was 3 2 3 0 (Charles Ludwig o i Clinton, view of Course Worse,” They Say As seized by State Policeman Bearles. The cigarette machine was brok Al” D. Thayer, employed by I* Early Closing Of Christmas Horn tion on January 12. OhM, OaMiorhtoia Ctoni t L m U police were buey today In- en into and some were taken. It Mass., was held for operating a Tonight the first Christmas at STORES . BANKS Into Gas Stations. He is held on charges of breakl.ng the New York, New Haven and The .Maiiclie.stci Defense Council needs bed coU for the piesent Conrteoaa Senrte* At AO '■ was evidently committed by some car with defective brakes and for party ever to be held at the North o m e z s Given, Exams Held. Holiday Approaches; and entering and theft of an auto. VMttcatlnc the break made laat tr-n Hartford railroad since 1881 will At one of the largest meetings enicigencv. II has ijeen found that no agvtey in the State nl.ht*.t the Gorman Motor Sales one without a car because Mr. Gor driving without a license at 5:45 End will take place on Depot retire on January 1. tie Informed Few Dainties on Hand. Milwaukee, Dec. '23—(/H) - has sucli cols ready in caae of a sudden disaater. Bridgeport. Dec 33 ,j>, One man said that there were expen p. m. yesterday after his car, fall High school hail took on the Heads of Business Firms A .society for the protection attended in some time Mlantono- of two youths who escaped from Main street at East Mld- Square. Every detail was complet The Herald laat night. Mr. Thayer American aircraft is to be man sive car radios, tires and other ac ing to halt at the Center, mount aspect of an overgrown school ot the birthday gift Interesta moh Tribe No. .58. Improved Order Anyone v. Iio lias sucii equipment, and is w illiiig to loan a to t 01 the ■Connecticut .School for Boys in CITY Ti ed at a meeting of the committee detail of police will keep traffic ia well known, to many Manches Announce 7 p. m. Qos> By Russell Landstrom of Red Men elected the following ufactured in a factorv to be built ’dle' Turnpike. An entrance was cessories worth a lot of money ed the sidewalk and endangered room last night as close to oUO of those bom on Christmas .Meriden .Sunday night w,as cap at Logoa Santa, Brazil DENNM M im raT, I from the Manchester Improve moving until after the affair Is ter residents as 'or many yeara h)s London. Dec. 23.—(>p,-Britain's officers for the coming term. cots to llic Defcn.se Council is asked to deliver them to the forced through the basement gar which were left behind. An ex- pedestrians. was the conductor of the Rockville adults, the majority of whom in ing Tomorrow. Day was proposed today by •Manchester (Killer .station' al any time during the day or tured in Stratford yesterday morn ment Association which is spon over. The apeakere of the evening years pimt received their High third Christmas of this war is so Henry Brooks, prophet; Domenic According to the report the ac soring the event. The program will local that ran to Hartford each Hugh L. RIordan. a Mar night, or notify .Mrs, George Cheney 21 Hartford Road, ing after the stolen car he was cused said another auto halted will be President Eklward F. sch(x>l dlpIomaa.ln the sam e room, far removed from the holiday tra quette university professor. Sarlorl. sachem; Raymond Kamm, w ho w dl make amingemcnts for their collection. drtvi^ crashed through a slate open at 7:15 o’clock sharp with Morlarty of the Manchester Im morning when there was a com Sixteen of-the business bouses suddenly in front of him and Lud muters train through Manchester. set about a more serious Job, that Kiordan. who will observe senior sagam ore: Tude Vlttce, ju n highway fence on the river road ^WWWlMMtWXKfllWIKWIKWlMfKWWiHWa Rev. Ferris Reynolds, pastor of provement Aswciatlon, William of qualifying as Manchester Air on Main street In the south busi ditions of this land that everything ior sagamore; Olio Winters, cliief wig. unable to halt, turned toward the North Methodist church lead He was also ono of the pilots on ness district will close their stores his birthday ThiirHilay. In The rots sliould hav- a tag attaclied bearing Hie name and address I upn ^ r the .Shelton town line, while « OPEN Foulds Jr., of the Eighth School A Raid wardens. Dickens wrote about the season jected a timely element of pa ■if record: William J, Leggett, of Ihr donor .so that they ci'n Ik- retui hed. after the einer- / e iiig ctiased by a state policeman. the walk. ing the combined choirs of his the Interurban when the cars were, at 7 o’clock tomorrow ptght, seems wishful roraanclngr Utilities District, Mayor David run over the. tracks of the New Among the group were High triotism In his plan to organ keeper of wampum. Cleveland geney The yoiiOi, Reo DIagle, 18, 0/ Francis R. Stodolskl of Rock church, the Second Congregational Chambers, Judee Raymond Bow (Cristinas eve. in order the I store But- if the season is not w hat It 24 HOURS ville was arrested at 7:2.5 p. m. Haven road from the Burnside school grads of ICOO and earlier proprietors or managers say "to ize an "American AHsiKlatlnn lOllinglon. collector of wampum. W aterbury, was unhurt and flea McCONYILLE FlorUt and -St., Bridget’s, in singing ers and Town Treasurer George H. down to graduates of last year's used to be, the people a t lea.st The above officers will be installed into the woo’is after the crash. In 100 Gallon Luts. .. yesterday on Main street and was Christmas carols and old time tower to the tower In Vernon. Mr. allow our employeea to spend of Christmas Born.” He sug ------Texaco Cryslallte Waddell. The conimfttee In charge Thayer is now the conductor on class, all armed with notebooks, Join wryly with Dickens--whose gested that those born on January 12 in the Sports Onter. ■More than an hour later he came charged with driving without a 11- favorites. Following this part of Christmas Eve with their families name Is so closely Identified with Range (HI, 7<']e gallon. of the party, headed by John the express out of Hartford every pencils and an avid interest in the and friends.” Dec. 25 be assured s birthday Winners of the ten turkeys giv out of the wooris and was ielzcl. ccnflc. the program Santa Claus will give Zapadka. Frank .Nackowskl, secre t-’hrisfmae In Fngland and say menu were served in the rluh- Fuel Oil, 7.2c gailiHl. John Hall of 65 Wadsworth other morning that leaves Man Job at hand, the forniatlon of a Those stores Included In the preaent in addition to the en aw ay a l the draw ing la.st night the fur coat in Hartford, iiay 6, His companion, Albert Garbor, 16, presents to 600 kiddles from the tary and treasurer. Earl Larsen, qualified, active protective force they might aa well "put a good rooms on Hrainard place and a so- 1939. He was arrested ahmg with of 94 Barnum Terrace, Stratford, CHRISTMAS TRE£S street was arrc.sted at 1:10 a. m. elementary grades of the Eighth chester at 8:29 for Boston and re group are aa follow’s: regular Christmas gift and were: A Baitolozzl. 34 Charles rial hour enjoyed. John E. Robinson and Matthew turning reaches Manchester at in any possible emergency. fare on the m atter. Thank God Itaniel West, .N'ew York City, who ia being oought by police Daig'e r.A N A D lA N DIAL 8500 today at his home, charged with schools.-and others too young to F. T. Bliflh H ardw are Co., F. E. it's no worse." that it be a defense savings I sll’cet. Hartford 1 IO8I 1; Homer Merz have worked hard during the 9:03 at night. Review Of Couree Olvea bond or stamp. Perry. 100 Pratt street, Ea.“t was aent to the stat^’prison. said he let Garbor off at his home BALSA.M— Intoxication and assault on hla fa attend .school. Bray, Jexfelcr, Burton’s, Dewey- This is a Christmas of deep eon- After his arrest he/e tiordon was SOe to $1.S0 past five weeks to make the affair First Diesel Engine A review of the course was Rlchm an Donnelly’s Jewelry Rinnian estimated there are H artford (.591 1; W', S. Billings, this morning after they had en ther. To Restrict I*arklng a success. Co.. rern over the future, of anxieties Fur Goal riiiof released under b^d and while Held for parking against traffic given by Thomas Weir, C hlet A ir Store, Goodyear Tire A Rubber 300,000 persons in the United 142 Bi.'o tered two gas stations and the I-arge Asnortment of SIS CKNTKR Chief of Police Samuel G. Gor ■ For the p.ast two weeks many Mr. Th.iyer was conductor on over absent ones, of seemingly in awaiting trial here he was sen .Stratford bowding alley* during Xmas Corsages are Mabel B. Robbins of Bolton don has promised that parking will the train that a.-rived in Manches Raid Warden and Henry MaIIor>’. 03... J. W. Hale Corp., C. E. Mouse States who were bom on Ray, 132 Bartliolomew avenue, AT BROAD 8T. .people from all parts of the town Defense Council chairman and S terminable sacrifices and curtail Christmas. Among them ore tenced to a jail term in New York. the night. and Louis W. Stoltenberg of 24 be restricted around the Square ter last dlght 10 minutes late A Son, Inc., Johnson Paint Co., G. ments at lea.st on the part of HartArd (424); M. Popick. 67 Vil Kettiriioil Here Upon comple^bn of this term he Xmas Wreaths 25c each MORIARH BROS. have visited the decorations and talk was given by Robert C. Dem- E. Keith Furniture Co., Manches Robert L Ripley, artist; May lage street. Rockville (2721); .1. F. The Waterbury lad told police Henry street. from six o'clock on an:f a sj^clal which was being drawn by a diesel many. was return^ here. enjoyed the program.s carried out engine, the first to be nin over Ing, director of the State Civilian ter Plumbing A Supply Co., Mont Robson, actress, and Gladys Miillefi, 131 Pine street (815); that he and Garbor fled from the over a public address system. The Defense Council. It IS a Chrl.stmas of clothes- Swarthoiit, singer. Hartford. Dec. 23—rd Woolton has announced weeks at Blandlng and visited Mi MILLER'S HALL D(Uiplnf i to U. _ there will be no additional release ami and other places in the South. IROVEN PIGTUR of rations. F. E. Bray, Jeweler > Appealing Black Members of the family and rela- THEATRE - Horfford The customs:ry pantomimes are Uvas are gratified at the prospect being held in severkl theatera, and Burton's * of this Christmas reunion. • Lata Show Tonight! Adnlta Only a season of Shakespeare is open UnsSStSIKMtXMl&l0StKm9m ing In the west end on (Christmas, Slips Snail S e e n 10:45 p. m. eve. Persons seeking sUge enter " M A R M A G E tainment will find a striking varie Dewey-Richman Co. Scottish maidens once placed Here’s s gift thst’s fit for t king! FORBIDDEN”E l n i ty to choose from, including a Glamorous Gift Angora Thii smiting new RC.\ VletroT* snails on slatea in the thought that (JM i number of new musicals. with M ^ e Brain proridet new their twlatlng, crooked tails might TIm Fktwe De»lpAhfli The Prlncaases Elisabeth and Donnelljf's Jewelry Store record-playingeate.enjovmenland spell out the names of future hus Tell il.« TRUTH I Margairt are appearing with the economy with sn latonianiiig list of bands. For glamorous nights to wear Sheer Nylons Anklets Make children of a village in a panto peat featuraa including: New Roll- mime for service men. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. undeij' your new sparkling dreaa-. Out Record Changer...New Magie Stunning, slimming sizes, 32-52. Few London churches plan mid A Grand Gift! Tont Cell. . . New Jewel-Ute Seen* night services ’Christmas eve, os n e r. . . New Teletube Radio, end most of them lack neceooary J. W. Hale Corp. many othar modern benefits. Visit Application Form blackout equipment. But services $1.69 ua today {or a (Ve^emonatration In the dark wlU be held In W est $1.98 of thia reroirluSSmilrument. minster Abbey. C. E. House &Son, Inc. Tb, gift every woman love* TRAINED FIRST AID WORKERS ^'^glamoroos, sbssr Nylons. Fun to give for school and b u t F I N E R ! ' (To Work With Air Raid Waidsna) ond h i« .O R C H E S T R A sports wear. Novalty trin POtflDRlOOi ___ Individually proportionsd — kets dance from ciiil. .aom* R d t Victor ia oeoperating to tlm Stale Auto Tires Johnson Poipt Co. Bne.eeama, plcot topa. Wispy have initials..aU very oolt full with national defeaae priority (Tha Air Raid Precautions Commtttos Is endeavoring to orful. Get several In gift requirementa. Becauae of these re obUln a (xjmpista list of aU trained First Aid workers to h to - sheer but durable. Glowing quirements, ahortagee exUt in cer chestsr. Il you have eompistad. a First Aid course, plsssa fill to To Be Rationed G. E. Keith Furniture Co. shades. 8H-1 1 . boxes. tain raw materiala needed for radioa the information requsatad below.) and phonop^>h-radioe and there will be a uhiTertal decrease in the ...... M Hpt : • -1-- . N ; Hartford, Dec. 23—(jP)^An ap number of inatrumeale to be made. YERf?lFlC STAGE SHOW peal' to the public to conserve itz Manchester Plumbing & Supply Co. Hence, RCk Victor products’for Horn# AddrttM...... airto Urea in view of the rubber the home will be /amar. But they ^ v R T r fiamrtowoNSAir. shortage come from Colonel 8am- will be/war than ever. For. as s re-' By whom smploywl ...... NIAIr ual H. Fisher state defense admin- Montgomery Word & Co. Burton’s Unadvertised Specials Go On suit of defense work, RCA Victor iotrator. quality alandardi, always the high Hours SVSUsblS for First Aid duty ...... HARFORD 2HCUR STAGE SHOW ... In .a few days, the colonel said, est, an aowBwreaBaetiB|diaa ever. the State Defense Oouneil plans to Silbros lyp * of ^4VinM(l or tostroctor j announce a tire raUtmtog plan for Side At 6 P. M. Tuesday Thru Wednesday ANIGHTr^V ConnecUcut. Data o f training...... Whsra taken...... The administrator, Oovemor The Tweed Shop LATINQUARfER Hurley and H. Dudley Harmon KRAH*S ..•..eseeeaeeeseeseeaaadaaat********...... *#!qs.e.*.*s4seeea*a* A f. UAtiL" P'X ■! iiii li’l temporarily temporary intermedi B ai^n*e W ill Close at 7 p «m. W ednesday for O ur A nnual Staff X nuu Party# ^Msl#...... FsmsJs*...... Married...... S in g le-•..ea ., ary of the Office of Price A d i^ is- Watkins Bros., Inc. Radio Service traUon, in Washington for New ‘ ^ Please Help Our Parly by Shopping Early# ■ • EngiontL conforred on this prob- OPEN EVERY inGHT wm dtstf anS bhaJI to? 1am here Sunday. S67 Mein St., Cor. flow er ' JOr Thomas Msrtyh. 110 Foraot aUMt# C H iQ u irA Mr. Harmon to contitettog on Wilrose Dress Siiop /■ ■ . ■'i ■ Town.. ______I *■ New BDgtoad govemora now on ralipalng broeedure, and Con .F or^s i'* Tm & o i. nrl|l: be madt MANUHEtiTEK EVEr^ING HERALD, MANCHEbTEK. iJUNN. ICESUAY, DECEMBER 23, 1911 PAGE n i
(*efir/ Harbor Inspires years of age v.cie given Complete Rationing Holiday Dance Given (Jianee Uleir release from sei eice on'tlio.st names to Richard Stone, local VMWaiHKIVWWWWMCIKilMIMS S/teetl in Production grounds. ' optometrist. I «III Be Orafted State to Have 18 Volunteers Of Jr. Chamher ^ To Rc-Enlist I It is Iindf rstooel that the men Look to Navy for Speed Today Mr. Stone reports the System Is Planned _ '• ' ______-1 Santa Monica, Calif., Dec. j have A chanre to go back volun- response Was 100 per rent. The, 23.—(/P)—Douglas Aircraft Co. ; tartly into llie service now or Crime Survey To Take Posts Jewish delegation w ll go on duty To Be Held at Country proudly reports that Pearl .await the draft call. In either case, In Arming II. S; Vessels beginning at 12 midnight tomor Stale Defense Harbor Inspired its 36,000 em Men Released BlIraiiHe o f it was said, they still have th< row night and will spell through Chib Next .Siiiulay ployes to speed up production Over Af^e Are to Be Jiiivilege of retuining to tlieir old Jewish Residents to Sub* Christmas Day and until nine Program to of bomber and other aircraft outfiLs, witiiin a rea.Honable Four Mqnlhs’ Sludy 1o Washington, Dec. 23—Of)—Un . the Agwlworld's deck coufd have o'clock Friday morning. A fternoon. for the Allies. wiped out the submarine's gun (soofla Other Than Drufteil OtherHiHe. j l**ngth of time if they .so wi.sh In daunted masters and crew mem stitute for Christians Names of Volunteers "So strong has been the all instances they were requested slPre^enf to G reet Nation Be Started in January; ! crew, so short was the range. Gives Program Anticipating the attendance of bers of U. S. merchantmen harass The Navy announced Nov. 15 Those who will serve with this Tires and Tubes. stimulus of the Pearl Harbor LocaP*boys who were discharg I to return the form properly filled OvM* the Holiday. substitute corps are: a number of local men now in the ■ out and if they did not take ad Thoge Assisting. ed by submarine attacks la the , that it would provide trained gun attack that production actual ed from the United .States Army Jay Rublnow, Barney Wlchman. service, who will be home on fur ly ha.H increased 25 per cent," vantage of this offer the.se forms lif On Day Before Christmas Pacific looked to the Navy today I crewa and 3, 4 and 5 inch wee pons By The Associated I’ress PiipilH Htibl (Jirislinas under the over-age ruling today Hartford, Dec. 23.—(/Pi—A four- for redoubled speed In arming for cargo vessels coming .nto At- 'Eighteen'^men who are Jewish David Werbner, Master Weibner, lough. and any number of college the company said. r-otild he presented when they were ' ■' ------residents of Manchester volunteer Charles Filler, Julius^ Wetstonc, Connecticut citizens. aircudy students who will be vacationing* received letters from form'er com drafted Inter and used by tlie men I Ir months’ study of the effect of in ships to fight off the Axis under , lantic ports. Secretary of the Navy Exerc'isi'H in St. Jaines’ s "Executives are being de manding officers'and Army au i York Dec 23.—(^P)— outwtandlnjf. Dorothy McVitty; creased Industrial activity on de I Knox conceded there was a short ed last flight sfid this morning to .Morris Firestone, Max Gooustine. faced with the rationing of auto at borne during the holidays, pres luged with offers of Sunday to get back lf> their former com sea raiders. man the Bolton\llstenlng post Robert Sandals, Sidney 21rown. thorities asking if they wlsheii to mands Roo’«^velt■■ greeting to ! 20-year-ol.l Junior et Ohio State linquency and crime In ten defense Apparently confident that there age of such armament at that mo mobile tires and tubes, may feel Scbfiol Hall. ent Indications point to a success work without pa^, to make up ^nwident Vnlverslty. was selected. Her home Christmas Day so Oiat Christians Nat Schwedel, Rabbi Bert Woy- ful holiday tea dance being spon return to the service and keep the production areas in Connecticut would be no armed resistance, ment and said the danger of the pinch of war-time prloritle.i in lime lost through blackouts, ■ the nation and Pope Plva' Christ- town IS Uma, Ohio. will be started in January, the may observe the anWyersary of thaler, Saul Sllverstein, William sored by the Manchester Junior and with employe proffers of rank which they had when dis Sets M exico tiov em or ;i| submarines in three of the attacks routes traveled would determine C5iristmas exercises were held charged. Each letter was sccom- , mfe meaaage to the world may be State Defense Council announced disdained to use their torpedoes, which ships would be armed. the birth of Christ. A W lc e was Kronlck, Dr. Rabinowitz, Richard other commodities. by the children of St. James’s Chamber of Commerce. The tea money and time to buy bomb Timing tonight: The war, sub today. carried in yesterday’s H e^ d ask .Stone, Herbert Greenbergcr, and Governor Hurley aniiuiiiiced ye.s- will be given at the Manchester ers out of their own pnrses." panied by a form which they were i .Santa F>. N M . Dec. 23 ■ opi haar4 on Wednesday, the day be- but surfaced and opened up with How many of Atlantic merchant ixmls WIntz. V Sc biKJl yesle-day afternoon when requested to fill out and return fora Christmas, anj^’here a radio ject to addition - 7 00, MBS; 7:15, Supervising this study which their deck guns. Shellfire sank the ships have received guns has not ing that volunteers aubmlt\thelr terday the creation of .special ra the fulluwlng program was pre Country Club next Sunday after Douglas, like most other ■ Gov. John F; .Miles of .N'ew .Mexif ii’ m b s ; 8:00. MBS. 815; MBS; 8:55, will determine what types of crime tioning boards, throughout the sented. noon, December 28, from 4 to 8 southern California aircraft Many who were Inducted into the j is seriously ill from an inlcslinal -igat ta turned on. freighter Lahaina but failed to hit been disclosed. There has been no Look flt these service and were over twenty- Tha president a words, delivered i CBS; 9:15, MBS; 10:00, MBS; are on the Increase and their the tanki'V Agwiworld or the announcement, since the Pacific state to control the purchase ol Opening chorus. Hark the Her ' p. m. plants, has blacked dut its fac ' infection. . at tha ceremonie* for Washing- 10:30, NBC-Blue. 10 45, CBS; causes and out of which will r,ome schooner Samoa. also became a hot spot for oil and tires and tubes, and disclosed later ald AngeLs .Sing. Pupils of Grades Invitations Being Malles] tory so no more time will be thrilling gifts liy : Invitations are being mailed to 1 ton's annual tree lighting, will be 11:30. MBS; 12:00, NBC CBS; recommendations for their elimi Both torpedoes and deck guns cargo carritrs, of what would be that the State Defense Council was 6 and 7. lost for lack of lights. Produc lanrriad by all networks at S p. m. |12:5.5. NBC CBS. nation are Chief Justice William were used in a successful attack done to enabl. them to resist. planning a "complete rationing WeTconje greeting. Seven pupils day by Mi.ss Hetlen Holbrook, ex- tion figure.s are an Army se = Tha program Is set for half an NBC-Red. 8 .lohnny Presents; M. Maltbie and -Mrs. Chester on the tankei Emidio and a tor Navy bombing planes chased Lucien Leloug system" to cover other consumer of Grade 5. lOiullve vice-president of the Man- cret. goo.iij)ari- er, state defense administrator, an- i Christmas. PiiplLs of Grade 5. Tune By Hav Glastonbury. .New Haven, Haniilen, .Music By Transcription employers be voluntarily aubmit- | travelers at Grand Central and 12 00 NBC MBS. nounced identification cards were*' Our Chimney, Bernard Kasulkl. Gordon Filblg, music committee ted to Federal conciliation and Pennsylvania' stations: 6 Carols Afternoon: 1 45 NBC; 2.00 Waterbury! Naugatuck, New Lon At Masonic Temple. son with Last Year. being prepared for the thousands Christmas Carol. Theresa Phan- don and Groton. X chairman, has secured an unlimit mediation without stoppage of fr«m Chicago. MBS; 3:.55 CBS; 4:00 MBS; 4 ;45 of civilians engaged in defense euf. : work. The .study will start Jan 15 with Tlie employees of the Pioneer Hartford, Dec. 23—"The people X work. ed supply of popular and scml- ing Ready Cash CBS MBS; 4 55 NBC-Blue; 6 00 X Our aoslng, John Sheridan. classical recordings through the "Let labor’s slogan be 'Unity Also on the Christmas eve Amos CBS; 6:45 CBS NBC-Blue. a two-month recording of all of Parachute Company last night, re of Connecticut have answered Hartford—Following a confer Closing chorus, O Come All Ye THE NEW HAVEN fenders in the defense areas and X cooperation of a local electrical- for Victory’." and Andy of CBS are putting NB-Red, 1 p. m - U. S. Navy lieved, temporarily, from the more Governor Robert A. Hurley’s ap ence with Capt. Robert Donahue, Faithful. Pupils of Grades 6 and 7. appliance and radio supply outlet. aakle their regular script to pre- Band: 5:45 -Dinning Sisters Song. will continue for two months with X evaluation material, rase studie.s, serious duties of making para peal for greater safety and in superintendent of the New London In arldition an automatic record asnt again their "Story of the CBS - 4 Songs of Centuries; 6:30— X Coast Guard base. Governor Hur Exhorted To Proteat Oolns For Christmas Frank Parker NBC-Blue, 12'30— a report and recommendations to chutes for the coiiLiry’s air serv creased vigilance on streets and X changer wlU furnished, for Sun X.ord‘a Prayer,” first put on last highways during December," W. ley announced plans were beyig Pels Will Have day's afternoon tea through the y«ar. .Phil Spitalny's all girl or- Farm and Home Hour; 4 Club officials. ices. enjoyed their second annual considered for a special defense . . Matinee. MBS, 3 Music by Wil "We know that at present." Mrs. Cl.ristmas dinner and party In Ma Burk Smith, Director of the High courtesy of Russell S. Potterton. Bucharext. Dec. 23.— (Andi chsstra has ended the quest for Bowles said, "crime has Increa.sed way Safety Commission, said to 3 squadron of Connecticut motor Supplementing the dancing there Agency to A P )-T h e Rumanian ths nation's co-ed singer classified lard. sonic Temple. One of Manchester's a boat owners. The squadron, Speeial Refuges In almost direct proportions to the newest indu.siries, which has been day in commenting on Connecti will be a Community Sing and an Third Army on the Russian front Buying increase In popul,ition in the.se Im-* cut s December traffic accident X working in cooperation with the oid-fa.shioncd marshmallow roast, was exhorted by Marshal Ion An- catapaiilted Into national promi Coast Guard, would be used to pa portant defense pri'Mliu'tions areas. nence by the Nation's war effort, record. X to add to the fun, in the Country, , tonescu today to protect gains ac- ^ o b ' W DRC ^,'360 5‘et. preliminary facts show that During the first twenty-one days • Diistinjc Pow X trol rivers and harbors. London, Dec. 23.—<4»j:—Dogs, Club fireplace, about which most ! qulred through heavy sacrifices is slightly more than two years der a marvrlouft imwilrr cats and other pets which are bar Kilocycles certain types of delinquency and of December this year, nine per X Ciui Report Jan. 2 of Sunday’s activities will center. I which "could easily be lost if we old. yet Its product has already %5ith lh« rich fragranre of lh« red from rest centers for air raid crime are far more prevalent than found it.") way into all the air serv sons were Rilled as compared with X New Haven—The Navy Recruit Various refreshments will be do not prove valiently and stub 4 f^moiik |>;*rfuniF, A Iwautiful victims are being provided with served during the course of the af Tne«d»y December tS Tuesday, Dec. 23 others and these qonstitule a real ice branches in Increasing quan twenty-one killed during the same ing Service announced that vol ■special refuges to which they may bornly" the vitality of the Ru P. M. threat to factory production as tities. period in 1940. Of the total killed Therein be no slip-up in your giving .,. 4 gift ia(lreorenzo Jones 5:00—Mary Marlin. tion from the Company President, ber might be 'dark days' if Con •Mary Barron slips! W ith them goes 4 Restaurant Liquor Dispensers 5:15—The Goldbergs. ] with the crime and delinquency Henry Mallorj*. was read in which necticut motorists and pedestrians 4 Association of Connecticut urged Anyone desirous of obtaining fur 4:45— Young Wldder Brown ' problem, but also our findings and Isilvlan .Aiding R eds 6:00—When A Girl .Marries 5:30—The b'Neills. he tbankqd the employees for their do not continue their safety complete freedom from embarrassing 8 them to "protect yourself by pro ther information may 'phone Miss recommendations will he available Hellen Holbrook at the Manches 6:15—Portia Faces IJfe 5:45 Senttergnoe) BainiH fine effort during the past year vigilance,' Mr. Smith continued. lit X tecting your country." The as- 6:00 .N'ewa, weather. to all communities in the state Commenting fuitber, he pointed episodes caused by unruly slips. K London, Dec. 23. -oPi Latvian ter Chamber office or by contact Christmas Trees 5:30—We. Ihe AbbotU and urged them to continue to up aoclation warned against "Fifth soldiers and officers are fighting 6:05 Hedda Hopper's Hollywood. where there may be difficulties " hold the Standards^ of the company out that the holiday season an A Mary Barron slip does not ride up X ing any of the Tea Committee 6:45—News Commentary by Col. Ten nieinbers of each local bar j * Sachet a (latlrring and in Columnists," and told proprietors with the Red Army near Moscow, WHOLESALE — RETAIL 6:20 - Frazier Hunt News. in the months and years to come nually takes a heavy toll in per X to "make certain that no one in members. Christmas Jim Healey timate gift, r^mtmliti:; her of 6:25— Rhythnie lollies. association will be appointed to sons killed Sind injured as the re either in repose or action. It does not r4 X a Pravda dispatch broadcast by It is contemplated by committee 6:00—News and Weather by renewed application to duty you often. Highly fragrant. uniform becomes intoxicated in Moscow radio said today. The Hou.se and I..a\vn Trees 6:15—The Worlit Tinlay help in the study and in obtaining and concerted efforts. The final sult of unsafe practices in both pull down on the straps nor twist lump X members, contingent upon final 6:15—^Strictly Sports volunteer clerical workers, office I1.2S your places of business." Communist newspaper said the 6:80— Professor Andre Schenker 7:00—Amos '.N" .Aiiily. session of the Air Raid Warden’s driving anc walking. 15 Bridgeport—Secretary Jahn J. approval by the Junior Chamber 1129 - 829 Main Street ':15—Lanny Ko.s.s workers and college graduates for Pedestrian traffic is oJwaya ily around the hips. L^ylans escaped from German organization, to donate a part of 6:45—Lowell Thomas school, of which group President s Egan of the Connecticut Federa occupied town and villages to Join ':30—Helen Meneken — "Second the Job of compiling records. These heavy during this season of the the proceeds of next Sunday's af 7:00—Fred Waring's Orchestra volunteers will meet at Yale Uni Mallory is Chairman, prevented And should you want to add variety !3 X tion of Labor announced that 22 the Latvian Division, formeil In 19 Lewis St. Tel. 4.334 Husband ". Ml. Mallory from Joining his com year, he pointed out, - and urged K ternoon Tea to a local, charitable 7:15—News of the World versity for instruction.. other than color, there are tailored styles AFL organizers and intematlunal the Soviet union. movement. 7:30—George Bums and Grade 8:00 -Are You A yiis.sing Heir? pany at its annual t^fty. both motorists and pedi^triana to ,3 X union representatives Unanimously Savings Six authorities headed by Dr. Allen . 8:30 Bob Burns Arkansas Trav- Reilly As Toastmaster "Give Courtesy for Christmas" in and lace-trimmed Mary Barrons that are >4 X ratified Governor Hurley's "no uler. Mark A. May, director of the In Mu-aic. for the dinner was sup their use of traffic arteries. 8 :0 0 -Johnny Presents stitute of Human Rclntions at acceptable gifts for any woman. X strike compact.'' Leaders of CFL 8:30—Musical Treasure Chest 8;.55—Elmer Davi.s News. plied by an orche*tra from the “With the re.st of the country unions yesterday took similar ac 9;lHt—We The People. Yale, and a member of the .State shqwing an increase in December i X 9:00—Battle of the Sexes Board of Education, have consent i’loneer plant under the direction X tion on the compact, signed by the ; 9:30— Fibber McGee and Molly 9:30—HI, Neighbor of Daniel Del Mastro. Thomas fatalities, Connecticut citizens are SIZES 10 to 44, WM ro 43>A -AFL, CIO and Connecticut Manu 10:00—Glenn, Miller'.s Orchestra. ed to .serve as consultants, pending to be congratulated in answering ■3 X 10:00—Bob Hope approval bv university authorities. Reilly of the Material Division was ■TEAROSE OR WHITE facturers’ Association. 10:30—Red Skelton and Company 10:15—Public .Affairs. { toastma.ster and officers of the the appeal of their Governor by 4 X iULOVA 10:30—Juan Arvizii !4ongs, The other'Yale faculty expert.* rei.ucing fatalities by more than lar Kffl.it Jit itn .fiuiun Ujr 4 X 11:00—News and Weather who will work with Dr. .May and company and guesto were called ” P tS rk ia'' 11:15—New Haven Railroacl Glee 10:45 - Claude Thornhill's Orches upon for remarks. 100 percent during this period of 4 X STORES OPEN Dr. Miller are. Dr. Howard \V. Bemberg* rayon satin or Hur-.Mil* qnal- Club tra. Following the dinner a floor national emergency when conser 4 X Theft of Letter 11:00 —News, we.'itlier. Haggard. Dr. E. .Morton Jellinek. Ify multiflianirnt rayon French crr|>e 4 11:30—Polish Orchestral Dr. John Dollard and I>r John E. show was given under the direc vation of life, limb and property X 11:15—Guy Lombardo's Orchestrs. tion of Jack Gordon, consisting of is paramount,". Mr. Smith said in ...... g'l.OO 16:00—War News. Roy Shield's Whiting. Others a t ...... $2.98 4 X Pouch Revealed 11:30—Benny Goodman's Orches tap dancing, acrobatic, dancing, closing. * If ahe likek the ont*ol*doye O'Dell ter of ceremonies during the eve than 100 years old each. •keg. C. 8. Pat. Off. and the police today, two days af ONLY A work from January 15 to' March 15 and Agrlcultunil .News ning. ter It vanishea from a truck in in preparing case records pf all of front of a downtown hotel here. 7:00—Morning Watch Tomornms Prngrain fenders brought before the courts. The National Anthem was sung 8:00—News and Wdither A. M by the assembly at the close of the Authorities quoted Thomas J. L. ADVANCED TO 8:15— European News Roundup 6:00 -Sleepy Slim Serenade. banquet. Wllapn, temporary carrier, as say 8:30—Radio Bazaar 7:00—News, wenUn-r. Theaters Form ing that he had stopped only two WEEK LEFT 8:55—WTIC's Program Parade 7:10—Shoppers Special. minutes to gather mall w his last 9 ay* 8 . 8:00—Playhouse 7:40—Bond - Program, IFBatmcUv* stop before returning to the post 9 O’ CLOCK 9:15—Food Nejuts 7:.55—News, weather. Fire Brigades * Poker Clilp Soap (■ a cIsyot office, whra the pouch disappear t:30-i-New8 Reporters 8:00—^The World Today. It has been estimated that ero gift. She'll hardly beliere hyr ed. sion causes fanners In the United eyea hecauke thia aoap looks Postal officials said the stolen Come In — Select f 9:45—As The Twig Is Bent 8:15—Shoppers Special. Los Angeles, Dec. 23 - « OF) 10;00-^Beas Johnson S:.30—News, weather. States an annual loss of 1400,■* eaactly like atacka of chipa. tpall had been gathered from boxes FOR THE BENEFIT T'leater owners of southern -Gall- 000,000 in destroyed land, loss of in the dOwintown area. 10:15—Bachelor's Children 8:35—Shoppers Special. fomia and Arizona are eatabllah- 4bara$2 the A m on n t Ydu ■ 10:30—H^lp Mate 9:00—Press News. plant food, and through other Ing fire brigades among their em channels. Lairien Ty'long'a Poker Chip 10:45—Road of Life 9:1,5—Symnhone.Ues. ployes. The brigades,’ to be tratn- 11:00—Mary Marlin 9130—Console Melodies. " Bath Soap. 3 Bara 12 OF 0vitrafMN(. id by professional firemen, are Is-i Armed Bandit Ip: Want To Save and j 11:15— Pepper Young's Family I 9:45—Stories America Loves. tended to protect theater patrons 10:00-Betty CriK'ker. First AInnall Pilot 11:30—^The Storj'.of Bud Barton ■ during pos-Hlble alf raids. ll:45r—David Harum 10:15—.Myrt am'. Marge. Flees With $10 Get Your Club Paid ^ 10:30 Stepmother. "Never has It been so important Earl L. Ovlngton, first United Dress 18:00 Noon—Gene and Glenn that as a rilorale stistalner that the States airmail pilot, began carry Last Minute PJ(. 10:4,3— Woman Of Courage. 11:00—Treat Time W'ith Buddy show must go* on." commented ing mail Sept. 23, 1911. He trans 18:15—Luncheonalres Battalion Chief J. L. Danke of the ported mall from Nassau boule Rehearsal for New Haven, Dec. 23 — (/F __ Up T4> Dote. 13:80—Weather Man Clark. ' ■ Harry Upahetz, proprietor'oY Shel 11:15-The Man 1 Married. Los Angeles Fire Department in vard, Long Island, N. Y., to Mln- 12:3|l—Day Dreams 11:30—Brlght Horizons'. explaining the plan. ’’’ eola. Long Island. ton avenue pharmacy, told p ’Ice 18:45—Singtn’ Sam last night that ahorUy before he 1:00—News, Weather 11:15—Aunt Jenny's Stories. Estate Management I had been held up by a lone armed SHOPPERS 12:00--Kate Smith Speaks. 1:15—The UttlrShow . 12:1.5—Big Sisier. I bandit -Aiid robbed of 8}0. 1:30—Marjorie MUls 12:30—'Romance of Helen Trent. He wanted to be sure that the estate he left his family would be care * **P1omet** are unique per* Upshetz said that’ he had been ■ 8:00—HoW To Enter A Contest 12:45—Our Gal Sunday. fume Bacons in plume ahape, I closing his store when confronted and Win fully roanagred. So he placed part of his property in a Living: Trust, I with a demand to hand over "the 1:00—News, weather. naming: us 'Trustee. Then he sat back and watched.. .saw our experienced ^ cotiUimnK three fraitraDcca: ❖ 2:15—Medley Time 1:05—Main Street—Hartford. ” Whi*|»er*\ *Undiacre(e** and I dough.” He was ablo to peel off a 2:30—Medical Talk SchaUeFs Cider MiU organization swing into action, obMrved our Carful administration, noted spiaU bills from a roll repre- OPEN TIL 9 O’ a O C K The 1:15—Woman In White. . **TaiUpin**. $3.75 I few _ ,^ » o i o v a 2:35—Christmas Poem by Clar- 1:30—The Right To Happiness. Will Have Fresh Made the reffular payment of income to his beneficiaries. Assured that his fam Isenting the day's receipts, he as- *Veeiger'^ snes Hawkes 1:45—Life Can Bo Beautiful. I serted, and the gunman fled. 2:65—Newa ily’s financial future would be in good hands, he arranged to leave his estate 2:00—Young Dr. Malone. SWEET CIDER FOR CHRISTMAS in trust, to be administered by the bank that had proven itself in a dress 2:15—Joyce Jordan—Girl Interne. Fires Thrice at Guards STORES GIVING THIS ADDED SERVICE It Is estimated the average 2:30—Fletcher Wiley. rehearsal. SAVINGS American spends 38 a year on 2:45—Kate Hopkins— Angel o< 35c Gallon— Contents Only medicine. Mercy. Our officers will be glad to discuss with you our various trust services Flagstaff, Ariz.. Dec. 22—(A^— i t tn unidentified man fired three | ARTHUR DRUG STORE Open Until 6 p. ra-. Christinas Day . . .and the Living Trust plan in particular. "hT::. klmes at a guard at the Canyon POTTERTON’S 352 Woodland St. Tel. 6432 'Diablo bridge on U. S. Highway BANK ‘3 about iO miles east of here, BENSON FURNITURE & RADIO leputy Sheriff W. H. Conley re- BURTON D. PEARL orted last night U. S. High SPECIAL SALE way 66 ia a main east-west thor- CLIFFORD MEN’S & BOYS’ SHOP o f bughfare. . j NORTON CLOTHING o f * "WhUper" PreicDlatiou. ■ To Marry Dialogiie Director GLENNEY’S CoiiUiiit"Il hisper” P other materials only.” he said. "For every effort erallsslmo Chlang Kai-Shek which tional People's party, i ti*wta U. Ukapmaa can Red Cross, announces- s sec stops. Tuesday evening they will 575-12, Wimmaatlc Oiytsioa Dr. C. R.. Beach of the FBI circles as a move likely to end a Now, as a scrap broker explain-, ing the calendar year 1942: such as wire, tin, steel, cast iron, l* being made elsewhere to provide N . aoekallla make eleven more leaving the .TW. 4itS-$, Bockvill* Singapore, Dec. 22— (Delayed) ond class In First Aid to be form school of Wa.shington, D. C., told shortage that was slowing up ed, $20 may (>e charged for the 94,978 gross Of glass jars and gaskets and wheels us with the help of which We now ed. Anyone wishing to Join the church at 7:15. They will wind up -- {IP)—A ir Chief Marahal Sir Rob the members of tbe Manchester operation In numerous mills. Ibwer grades, which run in heavy bottles. In War Or Peace stand in need." i class is asked to call Mrs. Francis The Trl-Oounty Union Christ tbe evening with refreshments and The S.T.W.A. group of ladies ot "It clears th > air and will re 234 tons of tissue paper. ert Brook-Popham, British com a social hour at the home of their volume, as well as for the best "Youth training in aviation," « H. Burke at 477-3, to register. mas program waa held In the the Congregational church met Police school .last night, that it la store a ateady flow of supply,” .30 tons of rubber band.s. mander in chief in the Far East, president John Kingsbury, Jr. , grade so that all will be lumped Hoyt and Lewis report, “ through K FOSTER’S Approaching Marriage G ala^New ~ Y e a r ^s~Eve JElks Announce Columbia church Sunday evening. Monday afternoon at the library always well to have at least two asserted one of Pittsburgh's larg together. 23 1-2 ton* of celluloid. the building and flying of mixlel declared today that British with Hr. and Mrs. Joseph Stramat The church treasurer, Walter S. present when evidence was picked est scrap brokers. "A short time The Academy of .Model Aero Dean of Meilical I It consisted of music ailng by the Haven announces the church books and planned for the first ot the Another change will permit aircraft ir fundamental to Ameri drawals in northern Malaya « For Fine Foods announce the approaching mar up at the scene of a crime. One* after the new schedule was an nautics, administered by the Na can air supremacy either for war riage of their daughter, Helen senior chorua of over 40 voices, Will be closed Jan. 6. He would series of suppers that is served person should take the notes in the point figure In terms of tranapor- "might never have becometneces- ! Annual Social nounced 1 booked a 750-ton order, tarion charKea.” tional Aeronautic Association, is or for peace. Elizabeth Stramat to William Mil- and the Junior chorus under the like very much to have all pledges c- ery winter by the Ellington presence 6f the other and each step one of the largest In weeks.” asking the government for priori sary had we had larger forces out (-ollege Is Dead I Open Tonight and Tomorrow Night Till 9 O’ClockI Thua a Toledo dealer, who In "The A xis nations built their air Ion Downes of Ellington. The wed direction of Rev. George Milne of completed on or before that late in gathering evidence should be Represents Compromise ty on those materials so that a here—and especially more .nilitary « Ladles. Belling to Pittsburgh had to use power Uirough mass movements >'I Oakland St. Free Delivery! Phone 7386! ding will take place on January Hebron and Gilead. Mrs. Laura if possible. This would be a big properly recorded. In this way, he Price Administrator Leon Hen quarter of a million youngsters equipment.” « ^Rockville Lodge to Cele- help to the church officers. Next The Church Choir 'rehearsal will a Detroit basing point price, now which carriM the young people New York Dec. 23— i;pi - Dr. DRENZEK'S I 10th. Squler was the accompanist and said, it made possible the proper derson announced the revision late can go on building miniature Addressing leaders of the Brit Sunday a special offering will be be held at the home of Mrs. Mllu may sell at the Pittsburgh price, step by step into their jobs both 79-81 West Main St. Telephone Rockxille 892 Everything for the Table, From Soup To Nuts! * brate New Year’ s at Its Meeting Postponed Mrs. Madeline Mitchell read the presentation of the case and. If yesterday in Washington. It rep planes. on the firing line and on . the as ish, Chinese, Malayan one Indian Walter Lindsay .Niles, 63, dean of taken. This is usually done Christ E. Hayes Friday at 7:30 p. m. or at a boost of slightly more than « The annual meeting of Damon acripture verses with which the necessary, the testimony of an resented a compromise from de Model building, argues Kendall sembly line. America has done as communities. Sir Robert asserted Cornell University . Medical Col (juality High: - Prices Right! Try .Me Out! mas Sunday but the envelopes were A special town meeting will be $2 a ton over Detroit. K FULL COUR.s e X * Prospect Street Home. Lodge. Knights of Pythias, which groupii of music were interspersed. other to back up that evidence. mands of many for a general price K. Hoyt, the association manager much through volunteer action by that much aviation equipn.ent and late arriving. liold tonight at the Ellington Town Consumption Running Higher lege here from 1919 to 1928 and ■« ------• was scheduled for ^Wednesday After the afternoon rehearsal the Dr. Beach spoke to the smallest Increase and of others for the gov and acting director of its Air more than 2.000.000 aeromodelers other material which might have BROILED CHICKEN DINNER J People who- are unable to go to Hall at 8 p. m. to see if the towns Scrap consumption in the Unit founder of the Institutions "dol- 4 1 RockvlUa. Dec? 23.— (Sp«dal.) — night, Christmas eve. has been Ladies Aid Society of the local crowd that has so far attended the ernment to take over the scrap Youth Division, must go on in throughout the country.” coire to Malaya had been sent to lar-a-call " clinic, died last night QUALITY!) _ FRESH KILLED postponed until next Monday. The church served a lunch to thoee who the Porter Library for books, but people will vote for an appropria- school. Aside from the Manches business. ed States Is running higher than spite of the war because: Russia and Libya. K Noisemakerh, Hals, Horns } t*The Rockville Lodge of Elk* will Uon for a new lire truck. There are They point out that such promi after suffering a cerebral hemor FAIR.MONT’S PLYMOUTH meeting will be held In Foresters took part in the program. who would like the Bookmobile to ter men who’ were present there Some weeks ago tho Office of 4.500.000 tons monthly, with steel It pre-trains hundreds of thou "Without that equipment,” he « lU annual New Year'* eve par- many largo structures and large mills and manufacturing concerns nent aviation leaders as the Wright rhage Saturday. Hall and officers will lie nominated Lawrence Holbrook of Pine call at their homes, may do so by were three men from Rockville and Production Management, alarmed sands of boys and girls in aviation Brothers, Donald W. Douglas. said, “ we don’t know what the re I farm buildings that in this present furnishing about one-half of the A native of Lebanon. N. Y , he at ita home on Prospect street, and elected at this time. street has returned to Camp notifying Miss Phyllis Barrett, 24 two from the Aircraft. Wllltmanllc at the slowing down of scrap handicraft, developing their skill Glenn L. Martin, William B. Stout sult of the battle in Russia might « t TO* entertainment committee cap- Laurel Place, Manchester or Miss emergency a new Modern pumpei supply. was professor of medicine at the FLOOR SHOW Brotherhood Megtiug Blandlng, Fla., after spending a was not represented. movement, opened an intensive as future pilots and aircraft me and Igor I. Sikorsky were all have been, and the battle in Libya college since 1916 and was recalled K ) tained by Past Elxalted Ruler, Gertrude Anderson,-pl-jne 8617. is needed to provide protection This year’s consumption will be chanics. PROFESSIONAL BOSTON UNIT R A meeting of the Brotherhood of weeks furlough at hla borne here. The gathering was called to or campaign to draw a supply from model builders in their youth. might not nave been the success it as acting dean last October. He « f Oaorge Williams, have made elab- the First'Lutheran church will be There was an attendance of over Over 500 are patronizing the Book- against incendiary bombs in case der a little late because the jani households, stores and plants. But around 92,000,000 tons, compared It Is Indispensable now is.” such matters were to develop. Park Air College, East St. was a consulting physician to Make Your Re.servation.s Now! X g orat* plana for an enjoyable eve- held this evening at 8 o’clock. 100 at the church school program mobile in town, within the few tor was in the cellar and had the dealers claimed this was not a with the former all-time record of It is indispensable in training Louis, 111., reports that 79 per cent Sent Where I'rgentl.v Newtled ^nlng. months it has been here. Coventry Members of the Ellington Volun 41.687.000 tons sot In 1940 and Bellevue, Memorial and other large « 95.00 PER COUPLE S which was held on Saturday after doors locked. The school was success because prices failed to military and civilian defense per of its commercial aviation students He declared Malaya had B u ffer hospitals. f NoUemakers, professional enter- waa one of those places, like Mis- teer fire department will man the .called to order by Detective Ser furnish the needed Incentive. the biggest World War I mark of sonnel in aircraft identification. noon. The program consisted of truck. built models before enrolling. The ■AiiWHSwsws»nsns»gsiisnss*n»w»nsnsns»snsns*«^q(,^,y„^j^i^< I talnment, and dancing will be sup. carol singing, recitations, a candle .souri, "She had to be Shown." geant Joseph Prentice at 7:15. He Segregates Vqrlous Grades 26.800.000 tons used in 1917. It builds morale among young Casey Joner School of Aeronau I pleniented by a full-course turkey Bolton lighting drill, reading of the White Gradually the Bookmobil/ will The schools will close Wednesday lost no time in getting the school The new scale segregates vari Open hearth furnaces In the people. tics, Newark. N. J., says, ."Seven -JUnner to..jound out the greeting Gift Legend by Mrs. Edrlc Petten- make calls at each home'eto ascer for the Christmas recess and wUJ underway. ous grades of scrap, according to past month have been forced to It fosters International coopera ty per cent of our men have done . or the New Year. open again Monday, January 5. Mrs. Clyde Marshall glU and the presenting of white tain if Its services are’ needed. Subject of Lectnre use, with one price celling for each close In Chicago, Pittsburgh, tion. especially with Latin Amer some model bii.lding at one time I Only a limited number of reser Those who have used the services Earle Parker of Maple street i.s Johnstown and other point* In ica. Phoaa shell, cookies, rolls and coffee. of the law firm of Day. Berry and thle. evening, starting at 7 :.30 Library Notes combined for a Christmas program Margaret Jacobson,' Mrs. Maud The Bolton Library will be open phine Pesce. Other recitations fol should be marked on the Inside. The favors were little recLbags man. The injured man, whose chest Howard; Edward N. Allen. Presi Walnut’S o’clock in the auditorium. This and tbe resul. was well attended Murphy. Mrs. Bertha Flint, Mr. Where samples of blood are to of white cookies tied with red rib w*s crushed, died almost instantly. San Francisco, Dec. 23—OP)— Ibe 29c as usual on Wednesday from 2:30 and very successful. lowed, "An Echo and a Vision,” and Mrs. W. L. Rase. Mr. .- nd .Mrs. dent. Sage-Alien and Company year the play to be j resented Is be sent, it is no longer necessary bon and the Christian Home Calen F Tonight Coroner John Yeomans • Private flying within 150 miles of Paper Shell— Large to 9:30 p. m. Borrowers are re Word has been received that the Dorn LeDuc; "Look Plea.sant,” Goodwin Jacobson, Mr. and Mrs Esmond Ewing, Vice President “ A Joke on Santa Claus” and to cut away a part of the cloth on dar of daily thoughts of hope and will hold an Inquest at Andover and Secretary. Travellers Fire minded that books can be renewed ship carrying 46 Christmas gifts Norman LeDuc: "Via Air Mall.” John Cummlsk, Mrs Ina P. Beebe! the Pacific ocean from Canada to friends of the home are Invited to which the stains are found. He ad promise. Each month has a beau hail. Insurance Company; Howard M. BECAUSE OF THE WAR, LONG DISTANCE Pecans by calling Miss Adella Loomis or from Columbia to children in Eng Oeorglana Hill: "Room Enough.” George A. Vour, Arthur Wood? Mexico was grounded today on or lb. 33e attend the program which is open Mrs. Thomas Bentley. Those who vised that the person making the tiful colored bible Illustration. The Mr. Newberry was bom In South Guernsey, Executive. The Guern land has arrived safely. Faith Hill; "Can You Blame Him?' worth, Glenn Pfistner, Miss Kath invcstig.ation wait until the blood ders of the (Tivil Aeronautics Au Fancy. Large. Table to the public. do not renew their books will be Bobby Thorpe; vocal solo, "The calendars were a gift from Miss Windsor on May 1, 1861. He was sey-Westbrook Company; Robert Previous to the play the County Fred Tatro. driver of the school erine Postempsky. -Miss Helen had dried and then use a razor thority. penalized five cents a w'eek for Stars In the Sky," Loretta McKin Rosa O. riall. A little tree was unmarried. Besides his brother he H. Knewlton, Executive Vice Pres Commissioners will be entertained bus took the high school pupils to Postemaky, Miss Eleanor Shlrshac. blade, to scrape the blood from gaily trimmed and hung with pres leaves several nieces and nephews. Transcontinental mall and pas LINES MUST BE OPEN FOR DEFENSE USE Oranges each book overdue. Three new ney; "A Place to Work,” John Or- ident Connecticut Light and Pow senger airlines were not affected doz. 35c at dinner at the home at 6 o'clock. books have been added to the juv the movies in WUlimantlc on Wed and Mias Evelyn Beebe. The class the cloth. ents, each person exchanging a The funeral will be held tomor er Company; Willard B. Rogers Fined In Court nesday evening as a special Christ cutt; "What Makes Christmas?” Was begun under the instruction Most of this work, he said la by the grounding order which ap Fancy— Street enile list. David and Arthur Pomeroy; ‘‘I’m gift. There will be an intermission row at 2 p. m. at the funeral home President The Bond Hotels; W. Robert S. Folant of 12 Chandler mas outing. of Sergeant Herr of the Stafford now being done b> local police, but of meetings oi the Ladles' Aid un of Avery and Van Zandt, Wllll- plies to some 2,000 civilian pilots Club Meets Tonight Sure You Will Agree,” Eddie Or- Ross McCain. President and Di and more than '200 airplanes. ON CHRISTMAS EVE AND CHRISTMAS DAY street, Arlington, Mass., was found The Young Men and Women's Springs ^arracks, who was called in the case of hand writing, where til January 14. msntic. and burial will be in South rector, Aetna Insurance Company: Tangerines guilty of operating a trailer with cutt; "An Elarly Greeting,” Wal to duty, and wn.s replaced by Mrs kidnaping notes are found, he ad All ayi.ition ground school class doz. 23c Club of Bolton will meet In the ter Thorpe; cornet solo. Roger Adolph Wochomurka. a senior Windsor. and George Munsick, FinTOciai out having first secured a license Margaret B. White, R. N. of South vised sending the sample to Wash at Brown University, Providence, es in school* and c.9lleges were Fancy, Very I.nrge. D'.Anjoa Fireplace Room of the Community Sims; “ Santa's Little Gtrl,” Alice Secretary, Connecticut Mutual also ordered closed. In the City Court of Rockville on Hall this evening at 8 p. m. A set Coventry. ington where the paper can be R. I., will spg^nd the holiday recess Life Insurance Company. Sunday. He was arrested by State North Coventry Thorpe: "Christmas Is Always tested properly. Pears back tournament is in progress New,” Ruth Sims: guitar solo, A r On Saturday evening Mrs. J. L. with his parenia, Mr. and Mrs. In view of the War emergency, 4 for 19c Policeman R. M. Erdin of the Staf- with Renato Cocconl leading the Schweyer entertained at a steak Wrapped In Cellophane Charles Wochomurka on Willing- Directs Company the Association stated, they are fOr Springs barracks. Folant told Rev. Leon H. Austin, Pastor thur Highter; song, all, "It Came Dr. Black advised the wrapping Enters Innocent Plea Extra Fancy men and Isolda Paggloll leading Upon a Midnight.Clear” ; a Christ dinner at her home, the officers, ton Hill. adding to their National Panel the court that the trailer was a the women. A prize is given each Emeritus of the Second Congrega department heads and sales repre of all importan* evidence in cello- Richard Tyler, a graduate of the Pay Back Wages throughout the country in order War makes it necessary that on this Christmas Eye and Christ small teater that he uses In test mas Lullaby by Glenna U la and phTlne as it is po.ssiblc to trace the Hartford. Dec. 23 — Giuseppe Pascal Celery evening for >iigh score. tional church occupied the pulpit Joan Miller, followed by a chorus. sentatives of the .National Silk Co.. Connecticut College, who is tak that arbitrators may be available Muraro, .32, ot Torrington. pleaded Ige. bch. 15c ing tanks at gasoline stations and Christmas Decorations Sunday morning. The scripture „ of which Mr. Schweyer is the necessary prints through the celle- ing a special course at Brown Uni to act at any time and at any “ Silent Night," Alba, Joseph!] phane, without destroying them. innocent yesterday to a charge of mas Day the Government and our National Defense Organiza Extra Fancy he did not require a license for it Several hornet in Bolton are president, in observance of his versity having won a scholarship, place In the nation. In accepting in Massachusetts. He was fined reading was tbe Second Chapter and Octavia Pesce. In case blood was found on un Hartford. Dec. 22—The Connec illegally selling llquof at retail, decorated in the usual Christmas The program closed by singing birthday. The dinner is an annual will be with his parents, assistant ticut Fat Rendering Corporation of appointment to the Panel, the $29 and costs of $.9 with $24 of the of Saint Luke, suggesting the pointed wood, it waa necessary, he treasurer of the Tolaind Bank and waa released under 5200 ball Grapes fashion. The Community Christ theme, "Christmas in a War Curs "Jingle Bells." event. Guests were Stephen C. F. Hartford waa today directed by Hartford appointees make them by U. S. Commiasloner William J. tions have first call upon the long distance lines of our.nation's tele 2 lbs. 25c fjne and $3 of the costs being re mas Tree at Bolton Center has said, to dig deep enough to get Fred Tyler and Mrs. Tyler of Wil selves available to^ the Association ed World.” A beautiful basket ot Rose. Louis Pwrier. Charles Clark, to the bottom of the wood where Federal Judge Smith to pay a total Wholean pending the next grand Fancy, Firm mitted. been trimme>* with lights and the J. W. House, Herbert W. Couch. llngton Hill during the intermis to act as impartial arbitrators in Window Peeper Caught chrysanthemums was given in the blood stf.in ended and in case sion. of $3,081 to ejnployees, aa restitu jury term In the U. S. District phone system. watchers* at the Listening Post memory of Mrs. Lillian Palmer by Robert S. White and Edwin Per tion of wages due under the Fair commercial or industrial disputes court at New Haven. Joseph Kuzyk, 28, of Mountain have assumed the responsibility of of blood in dirt it was also neces- Tomatoes her family. The choir rendered the rin. Mr, Schweyer was presented ■sary to dig up around the spots Labor Standards' Act. A t the same 2 lbs. 29c street, was sentenced to six turning the lights on at 6:30 and Tolland with a gift by the guests. months in Jail, and lined $100 with anlhera"Glory to God in the High and send dirt and all. He told of Dies In Elevator Ume Judge Smith levied a fine of Fancy Table turning then off at 10:30 each est” , arranged in three parts, The holiday program at the Con ^50 on the Corporation with ad- . coats of $11.53 in City court this evening. Mrs. John H. Steele the different objects that had been Mautlfully. Mra. Lawrence Robert gregational church began with a Los Angeles, Dec. 23.—(>P)--Bar dltionql fines of $100 each against To this end, we ask the people of Connecticut to forego the morning on the charge of window Bolton Briefs 1178-2 8ork\1U* sent to Washington and in one Raisins lb. pkg. 19c peeping. He has appeared in court son organist, accompanied them. It Christmas party In the vestry Sat case a large gear, properly wrap ton B. Carpenter, 60, who had Albert. F. Ridinger and Herbert J. Mrs. George Hewlett will have was Interesting to note, twelve out urday afternoon, when eighty chil Graff, officers of the Corporation, on the same charge twice pre- trailing arbutus in blossom for ped in cellophane had been receiv shuttled mayors and coimcilmen pleasure on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day of exchanging California, Dellcloat isioualy. He was arrested hy Ser of the fourteen who sang, either The Annual Church Christmas dren of the Sunday school receiv ed. up and down tbe city hall since It for violations of the Wage Hour Christmas. The plants were picked graduated or are attending Man ed gifts from the tree, distributed geant Arthur Frye and Patrolman in the woods near her home last and White Gift offering was The next se.ssion will be In was built In 1628, died in his ele Law. LOOKS Dates Merrill Cedor for looking into the chester High school. The musical brought to the church school Sun by Santa Impersonated by Jo.seph charge of Detective Sergeant vator of a heart attack yesterday. The Corporation was charged on greetings by telephone with relatives and friends in the South, lb. 25c week when it was noticed that the training of Mr. Pearson is going Flint. There were games and re six counts by Assistant United CSbin of Mr. and Mrs. Richard arbutus was already budded. She day at 10 a. m. The perishable Prentice whe will talk on "Labor Councilman Roy Hampton, hla only Indian River— Seedlees out beyond Manchester and is cer freshments, in charge of the offi atory Aids to Inve.stigatlons” . The passenger, stopped tbe elevator at States Attorney Valentine Sacco Herder, located just off Reed placed the plants in w^ter and the gifts were brought to the church Middle and Far West, and in Canada. street. tainly appreclate holiday season. The next session of to spend Christmas with his fami ter. Candlea-4i;ere placed in e.very story was told through special mu Rdells" was sung as a proces Oranges 2 doz. 49c the class will be on next week ly In Bolton. window and in rrtnt-af'the pulpit. sic, . scripture, and tableau, and sional, with the ve.stcd singers - Tueadgy evening. Frank Strong has beaii discharg These decorations proved effective with special lighting the service carrying lighted tapers. The music DEVOt a t e r ia l s For months w e have bfcn planning for the biggest rush of calls Asaerted, Fta»—SPECIAL! Schools Clooe ed from the Manchester Memorial for the evening servlet also, which waa most impressive. The church of the cantata was well rendered ARTKTi* M The schools of the Town of Ver hospital and is now at the home of was the White Gift Service. was well filled with out of town and worthy of a larger audience Chocolates 2 1-lb. boxes 49c non closed today for the Christmas his son in Manchester. The young people arranged and and home folks t* enjoy this spe than turned out. The closing carol at Christmas-that we have ever had. The largest operating force holtdajra and will reopen on Janu Miss Alwlne Tobias who hfk preeented^’the pageant, ’ The Light cial service, — waa "Hark the . Herald Angels Fancy Stuffed ary 8th. been a patient at the Manchester Has Dawnsd." Announcer, Lester Tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. the Sing” in which the congregation of any day in the year will be at work, and every available circuit Christmas Party Memorial hospital as the result of Hill; Herald, John Kingsbury, Jr.; young people with Rev. and Mr*. joined. Give Sometl^ From Olives 2 Ige. jars 49c ■ The. Christmas party for the a fractured wrist sustained In a Inquiring Pilgrim, Donald Gowdy; 'Eriiest O'Neal will meet at the Seventy-five children were enter Sunday School at , the Rockville fall on Dec. 17 has returned to the Light Bearers, Lawrence Robert church for Chrietmas caroling. tained at the Legion and Aujti- will be in use. W e expect to handle calls between points within Fancy Mnraachlno H e th o ^ t church will be held this home of her brother, John Tobias, son and Ronald . Edmondson; This evening at 7:30 la the date liary's Chriatmaa party, with Jer This list To Your •vening in the vestry. of French Road. , “Mary”, Barbara Robertson; Spirit set. for the church sehool Christ ry Parazek portraying Santa, as, Cherries 2 Ige. jars 25c St. John's Church mas party at the church. Iliere stated by Mrs. Evelyn Duktig, Connecticut with TOdsonable promptness. Christmas Cards have heen re of Christmas, Nancy Robertson; Fancy, Sweet MUed Th# Church School Carol service ceived by many Boltonites from Traveler, Phyllis Gowdy; Reader, will be Santa Claus giving of ^fts, Each child received a gift and box and party will take place this eve the Bolton boys who are In ser Hubert Edmondson. During this recitations and music. People in of candy. Refreshments were serv Artist Friends This ning at 8t. John’s Episcopal church vice. The boys do not expect to be service the congregation marched community are welcome. ed in charge of Mis* Lura Green,- Pickles r qt. jar 29c at 7 o'clock. in Bolton for Christmas. arouhd the church and placed their . Chaclea C. Tatcott left Sunday Mrs. Earle Taylor, Mra. Geo Nel W e are sorry to ask you to restrict a custom that is scumuch a DeUdoiia, Sweet A Midnight Choral Communion gifts upon the altar. Thtse gifts foe' a two weeks’ visit at the home son, Mrs. Edwin Lewis and Mrs. Christmas 'VgarTieo takes place on Wednesday will be given In Hts name, to bring of Mr. and Mrs. Horton Chapin in Lewis' Whitcomb. Games were We'd Better Order Cosil! Gherkins avanlng at 11:30 and a second cele Joy and cheer this Christmas sea Oradel, New Jersey. supervised by Mrs. Arthur Mac- port of the spirit of Christmas; but since there will be truce over- Ige. 16-oz. ja r 25 c bration of the Holy Communion son to thoee the committee has Mias Alice E. Hall of tt)e EAst Farland and 14rs. Harold James. " • Pastel Paikit Sets The lady has the right idea. - It pays to Delieieue Tomato Wapping Haven High school faculty is take* place on Christmas morning selected. Commander EUirle Taylor. Jerry th^ holidays, we feel sure you will understand and be glad to at 10 O’clock. Mrs. W. W. Grant The Community Christmas pro- spending the holiday recess atHhe Paraxek and George Nelson assist play safe and order coal before winter Juice Meeting Tonight home of her parents Mr. and Mra. # Oil Paint Sets 8 cans 50c 7S94, Manchcatas grain will be presented tonight at ed the member* of the auxiliary A short meeting will be held this 8 o'clock In the church. TtUs la L. Ernest Hall and sister Miss with the arrangements for the weather sets in. It paysr^toe, to buy cooperate. Delielona—No. 2 Can avanlng at the office of the Union given by the school children. Pro Bernice A. Hall. party. Mrs. Harold James played # All Kinds of Brushes aSurch of the workers who are to The Christmas Pageant which gram: Carol sing; talk, ‘The Spirit Mr.' and Mrs. Edward MacGrath for the Carol singing. only coal that you know is clean— coal Grapefruit Juice 6 cans 50c taka part in the classification of was presented at the Wapping of Gross* Point, Michigan epent On -Sunday evening twelve mem of Giving;” play similar to “Why Aaaorlnd Ftevors— (Quart, Contents) 4 tba Volunteer Defense Question- Community church on Sunday the Chimes Rang," but rewritten Tuesday as guests at the home of bers of the local Girl Scouts sang # Canvas Boards that will keep your home warm and com* Thank you, and a Merry Christmas. Mr. and Mra. L. Ernest Hall and ■airaa. evening, was much appreciated by by the children. Instead of giving Christmas carols' outside tbe family. Sodas The questionnaires were dlstrlb- a good sized audience. ’There was gifts this year the opportunity will homes of eleven shut-ins and aged fortable when the North Wind starts 3 btls. 25c •tad ky the members of the Boy also a White Gift servjce which Tha Tolland Grange sponsored a people, accompanied by their cap # Easels— ^Palettes be given for everyone to ^ve to public setback party at the Com Pronsler Pine r ■eonta last week and collected on followed the pageant. the American Red Cross. tain, -Mlaa Margaret Jacobson. A t blowing; Look foryrard to a comfort munity House Friday evening JiMiday. The central headquarters Rev. Alfred Kline who preached All women wanting to new or several homes the carolers were # Water Colors ~ Grape Juice ‘'jiNIl ba at the Council rooms In the last Sunday morning remained which resulted Ih eleven tables In able winter— order Lehigh VaUey coal qt. btl. 35c knit for the Red Cross are invited play. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Ed Invited in and' served refresh ; '-^VamOrlal building. Mrs. E. Fenton over for the evening service, and ments. Whippla’a Fine to meet Friday for an all day wards and Mrs. Leila S. Hall were today! :c MbiIm is in charge of the workers motored to Stony Creek after meeting In the new work rooma at 9 Sketch Books -r Mho will do tba classifying. The ward. th* conunittee. Pritea were award tha bom* of Mra. John Kingsbury. ed and refreahmenta of lamb M inceM eat i4. Masting tosiight la at 7;1S o’clock. Word has been received here If you can’t come for all day come 2-lb.jar25c V Stares Open of the death of Mra. Lille Brown stew, crackers and coffee were Wife’s Intuition # Charcoal Fine Grade for a few hours. If you need trana- s4rved during the aociai hour. 1^' : Tha^ atoraa in RockviUs will ba *t Inglewood, California, porution caU Mrs. Walter Keller. dMn botk both this VnTMiiBg ^ td Wed- on December 8th. They were form- Mias Alvina Wochomurka, a stu P H O N E 5 14 5 Squash Bring your lunch and aearing eqdip- dent at New Britain Normal school Proves Correct Modeling'Clay 2 No. 2 i cans 19c , avaniag for u n oonviB*" sr roflOenta of Wapping. ment. e ^ ____of thoChrlstmas sboppars. la spending th* acbool holiday re- THE SODTHERN NEW ENGLAND LaadO'LsJce* Rev. Austin had the priviieg* of eaaa at the home of her parent*. Fr«Mh Legion Wlthdinsni reading the acceptance letter of ’ Tha. aam u^ Washington trip of Ronald Carpenter a pu^l at the Ban Pedro, Calif., Dec. 28.—on Butter lb. 40cii Benton GaakeU In answer to th* Boy's School in Stamford, la at —Mrs. Henryett* Vickery says ■imlor Ctaaa of tte Rockville Berlin, Dec. 23.— (OfficUl call given hun to become the SbedMd Fina k M w o l due the Home of his fS^enta, Mr. and that although the Navy advised Broadcast Racordad by A P I— pastor of the Second Congregation Mrs. Fred Carpenter for the Nattaud l^aargancy. This Tmiaoc^on,. in a dispatch from her that her. husband, Byron, a The Manchester al church. He wlU start hla work Christmas and New Year holidayil. Johnson TEIEPHONE COMPANY Milk it p a m a a dlaappotat- Vichy, said today that th* F m ch innchinlst’a mate, had been killed 6 c o n t 5 ( Jan. 4 and he and Mia. GaakeU will In the .Japanese attack on Pearl thasantoM who have baan Logim which had been fighting in move into the parsonage aa aoon fbr tte p m 4 year to asm Faetapaae Troopa ^ Harbor. Dec. 7. her intuition told Sovtet Ruaala hihad-bena withdrawn as It ta raflnlahad. tMg poraosA te t as It her be sUH was allv*. from tha______flrtag______UnaIt It said said tba tba The Ghrletlan Endeavor Society ■ toaa- iLiabon,. Portufal, D ^ . BlM-reealTsd a Isttar yaeterday PAINT CO; pRlcial raaaon glvsti was that Om is eponaorlng *■ Oomaiuntty Hymn Lumber and Fuel Co. Another of numerous cent'hgenta dated Dec. 15 from him saying: L awton was being taken back for a Sing Jan. 4 at .7:80 p. ni. in the 199 MAIN STREET of troops sailed from L M o o to ^ y "Pm all right so far—don’t wor- TEL. 9854 I > Center Street church. OoaM aad'M n in the alnc- to ■ ^ - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2.3; 1941 PAUB western Pacifle, such a thing as a Lawla, and all the others like him, .lUiirlrratfr and put them on lome Island out under the personal direction of strong Allied fleet. Washington Plans Against Sudden Tanic’ Buying Memorial for Composer Legion Party Chairman David Thomas and his 7 o S f l i» v * It represented! s ehlning target In the Pacifle. ’The Japa would Man About Manhattan The Open Forum ccmmlttee. M iM tr y e t tiftrtti0 B r n li for Allied bombere, if Allied bomb settle their arguments .over duet. ’The Jape would give them By UeorgB Tacker Communlcallona for'publication In tha Opan Faruin w l^ ant Of Sugar Scien New Year’s Eve ers bad been present. Daybook Between Hencoop^ Barn Fall Proves Fatal «in.Kg“5 l? M ’'5>’ wd closed shop. be guaranteed publication If they contain more than 300 words. . Stab Claim Attentiion And the story of the successful New York—This is a personal# I spent an hour in the record The Herald reserves the right to decline to publish any matter It B lu *ll ■ » • • ( By JbcIi StlBBcft ll>Deh**t*r.' Conm. landing itself U told In that por message to Ray Peacock’s friends shops of Rockefeller Center, select that may be libelous or which Is tn bad taate. Free expreaaion No Prospect o f Genu* Medfleld, Mass., Dra. 28.— — -ilnal, but moat of them baaed on Reservationn Rapidly Be Waterbury, Dec. 23—(A>)—Effim' THOMAS rSROUBON Among Long List of War Lucewlcz, 45, slipped while waah- tion of the Am erlc^ commimlque Hit ’Em Harder! back home in La Crosse, WIs. We ing gifts for friends. Suddenly 1 of poLtlCai views la'desired but contributions of thla character TMt Tobacco EviU; Town father^ made the surprising | nielodles of the great masters. At 0«D*rAl Manaccr Washington.—In those last daya which are defamatory 6r abusive will be rejected. ine Shortage* Officials isg a window yesterday at The reondad OetoMr 1. 1111 which credits the enemy with be call him Ray of the Rialto around Problems for Roose ing Filled for Annual The defeat Hitler Is suffering In here because more and more hia heard the familiar voice of Errol before the Japanese crisis reached Assert. dUcovery today that the only I VVaterbUry Corrugated. Container Flynn, followed by his ringing Gitcn Box of Cigart Event of Veterans’ Post Company building and plunged rabllihtd BTarr «*«nlng Cscapt ing “very active in the air.’’ Russia originally and basically chores take him into the Byways ita climax in war, a long-time cap velt and Churchill; memorial they had for tlonal attention by the Handel and SaaddTi and Holldara Bntarad at of Bh-oadway. laugh. There In a booth this Irish Medfleld-born Lowell Mason, ’ the Haydn Society of Boston, the old- two stories to the ground. He died Read Herald AdTH*i tha Poat Omea at Hansbaatar, In abort, General Douglas Msc- conaista of this: He failed to actor was howling at some absurd ital hero was elevated to an even All United Now Washington, Dra. 23— De a few hours later. ? ' Conn., an Sarond Claaa Mall Mattar. Ray waa among those present Italy have openly Joined with Jap Threat Important. Atlanta, Dec. 23—OP)—Gov. iMn who b e lj^ make America est oratorio group In the country, CUialrman David Thomas, In Arthur, deprived of adequate take and bold Moscow, Rostov and the o V e r night when 7)lsc"n and "cording wh^h had gotten next higher pedestal. To the Editor: Japan against us. Is clearer spite official assurances that there Whatever ideaa we previously It Eugene Talmadge Joined some sing, lay hidden among tumble- of which Mason was president and charge of the annual New K ear's SUBSCRIPTION RATES naval cooperation, short of air Leningrad for winter quarters for Johnson undrapeS their musical j funny bone, He waa '"Cdi'deU Hull, whose than It was before, that this Is a rural school children In a Is no prospect of a genuine sugar weeda^between an old hencoop Oaa Taar by Mall ...... firm, untiring efforts to preserve had about the size of the task Washington, Dec. 23— Al conductor from 1827 to 1832. party of the Dllworth Cornell Post power, and In the necesalty of con his troops. hurdy-gurdy at the Winter Gai^ ' In a few momenU I heard Ron- war of defense againat physical Chriatmaa party and told them shortage, government agencies and a rustic barn. To .Sing “ Hallelujah Amen" Par Month by Mall ...... J peace in the Pacific were matched ahead of ua' and the weight of the aggression and economic domina lied counter-plans against any The matter came to light only 102, American Legion, said today Slngla Cony ...... ; serving what air power he does den. That is the melange of mad- aid Solman’s voice, and I was burdens to be accepted, they now that, teachers should explain noted signs today of "panic” buy In observance,of the Mason sos- Oallaarad Ona Taar ...... tS.no To get a true valuation of the ness known as "Sons O’ Fun.’’ | wondering whether I had stum- only by his insistence on main tion of all of the Axis powers. sudden Hitler' stab to compensate to students "how the use of when an Inquiring reporter started that there were only f l « reserva taining the dignity and Integrity seem to have become a part of the ing In some cities. quicentennial, the Handel and have, la facing a tremendous bat importance of thla defeat. It la During the operations which ! bled Into a sort of Hollywood day Free enterprise under a democ for Germany’s winter defeet on tobacco and alcohol affected Such unnecessary purchaaea asking questions as to what part Haydn society will sing, on Jan. 4, tions left for this year's\arty and MEMBER o r of the United States as a world distant past. And whatever con racy cannot survive In a world Medfleld intended to play In a na THB ASSOCIATED PRESS tle against odds. only necessary to remember how, last Bome four hours, the fat Mr. in Manhattan when I realized that troversies and differences of opin the Russian front were among a the brain and health of peo might foster hoarding and bring "The Hallelujah Amen Chorus " that all reservations wijuld be Tha Aaaoclatad Praia la aaclualaa- power. ruled by the alms of states which ple." tional observance on Jan. 8, 1942, ’The battle he la flghtlng at a few weeks ago, he waa proclaim Johnson hurries onstage and be- Colman’a voice wasn’t Colman In The Secretary of State Is not a ion have divided us, we have now long list of war problems claim on an artificial shortage, officials from Handel's "Judas Massabeus." closed next P'rlday. The party was ly antitlad to tha uaa or rabubilea- gins to pitch eggs at the audience, person at all—It was a recording. hold that force Is the only source ing the attention today of Presi When he finished his talk, of the Office of Production Man marking the sesqulcentennlal of It was from that score that Maaon held open for Legion members up tlon o f all nawB dtapalchaa cradttad Llngayen la one of the most im ing Russian military power a young man. A couple of months suddenly become united in the of power. Tlieae two opposing he found the pupila had left the birth of Mason, composer of la It or not oiharwlaa oraditad In I have.often seen newspapermen Ronald Colman got together ago he passed hia seventieth birth prosecution of a single purpose. dent Roosevelt and Prime Minis agement remarked last night In culled hia "Amen Chorus." to last night and until December thla papar and alio tha local nawa portant In which American troops thing that was broken. All the toss eggs at actors, but this was with about 20 actors last October ideals cannot possibly live to ter ChurchlU. him a present on the Christ commenting on reports that some such famous hymn-tunes as "Near , National and local celebrations 26 will be open to non members. day. His health has not been per When CongU'ess declares the ex gether In the same world. mas tree. It waa^a box of er My God to Thee," and "From pabllanad haraln. have ever been engaged. German armies needed to do, ap the first time 1 ever saw an actor and recorded Chekens’ famous Predictions In the Spanish pr^aa retailers were limiting sales to two have been planned for Jan. 8 by the According to the'general plan this All right! of rapubllcatlon of fect by any means. It was not ao istence of a state of war and votes The Issues thus brought upon cigars. pounds per customer. Greenland's Icy Mountains." Closed apaelal dlanatrhca haraln ara alao parently, waa to wait for the right pitch live hen fruit at the press. Christmas Carol (Decca). It stop long since he waa forced to'take a with practical unanimity that all of "startling" military actions Hymn Society of America, the Na year there will be dancing from It Is the great battle of the war US' are inescapable If we would auch aa "defense of western Eu The Office of Price Administra Id Obraurity 15 Years tional Music Educators Associa nine o'clock until three the next raaarrad. ped me In my. tracks, as this saga long vacation In the mountains of of the military and naval forces It was learned that the me In the Far Pacific—a battle which kind of weather and then move It happened this way: Mr. John of old Scrooge and wee Tiny Tim continue the peaceful progress of ropean altuatlon high pn the Hat tion froze wholesale sugar prices tion, and the commission op wor morning. A turkey dinner will be Full aarvlea cllant of N. E. West Virginia. Yet In Qiose and all of the resources of the morial—a granite piece bearing Christmas Eve forward. But nothing like that son wound up and let fly with a always does. a free world. It Is to our honor even though the Japuiesc threat at current levels Saturday to "re ship of the Federal CouncU of served and all the extras are in Sartrlea Inc. will do everything to determine months leading up to the tragic United States should be pledged that the United States has done Blind Volunteer Mason's name—has lain In back happened: the Russian armies beautiful In-curve. It sailed out to Far Eastern bastions was of move any reason for higher retail Churches of Christ In America. cluded in the price of admission. Watkins will be open tonight Until 9 Publlahara Rapraaantatlyaa. The how long thla war will last. For For this la the one ’’must” that spread of world conflict In the Ori to prosecute a war agair t Japan, so much to contribute toward the sugar prlcea.” yard discard and obscurity for 15 over 14 rows of cash customers. almost everybody from the presi ent, there waa no harder worker what docs that mean? When we Immediate major Importance. Among other things, a bronze I Right now there are many com ...and all day tomorrow until 5;3<). Jnlma. Mathawa Spaclal Agancy— If the Japanese take the Philip were bent, but not broken; they realization of these alms. It la a Readily Accepted Next Year’s Supply Normal years. Charles Halgh, clerk of the plaque,- commemorating Mason's mittees at work at ihe Legion Naw Tork. Chicago. Datrolt and One of them thrust up his hand. dent of the U. S. on down, reads In Washington. pledge “our lives, our fortunes and For long-range consideration the Conforming to our Chrlstm^ ifve held at the crucial moments; and guarantee of victory that today president and prime minister had At the same tlme^ Douglas C. Medfleld selectmen, said that •■iervlces to church and school, will Home on Leonard street. Past schedule Inaugurated a numbet of Boaton. pines, they will be safely en This hand deflected the egg to to their families on Christmas Fifteen to 17 hour daya were our sacred honor" to bring thla a ------amends would be made pronto, and I the second It became apparent such an extent that It showered a we see eye to eye with perhaps theae problems. MacKeachie, OPM purchases di be dedicated In the Rosedale ceme Commander Otto Heller has six years ago, we. vyill close Christmas MEMBER AUDIT b u r e a u o r trenched for a long war. If they Eve. Though recordings of this common for the white-haired sep war to a succesaful conclusion, three-quarters of the population rector. said that "at the most pes In plenty of time to enable the tery. Orange, N. J., where Maaon nice creamy yellow and white goo classic are nothing new, It does tuagenarian. Few workers were Problems To Consider St. Louis! Dec. 23—(>P) — Ray working committee* on various Eve in order that our employees may CIRCUUATIONS. fall in the Philippines, as the that Hitler was not going to take what la our purpose? of the world in the achievement of 1. Obtaining full Russian co simistic estimates,’’ unless there town to share in the observance is buried. enjoy the Holiday to th* utmost! in all directions, particularly over gain In Interest through a man ever before him in his offices in We will all be united in this mond Parsons, blind aince birth for the native son. projects. The many activities Tba Harald Printing Company. chances still are that they will Moscow, they snapped back like a common purpose and that this operation In the Pacific; was Interruption of shipping from throughout the state by the State Mr. Peacock’s coat, tie, and new like Ronald Colman, who la so fa the glngerbready old State De purpose moat effectively, and we volunteered at civilian defense Cuba next year’s supply of Sugar The stone still rests on the land Inc., aaaumaa no financial raaponai- a taut bow. . , ' homberg. common purpose Is necessary to 2. Preparing against any Axis Department requires a lot of time blllty for typographical arrora ap- fail at Singapore, then they will miliar to everyone that hearing partment building that flanks the will "shoulder arms" more de the progress of mankind. This headquarters today and waa ,ead would be normal. The previous where Mason waa bom In 1792, Tell* Australian Conception paarlng in advariliamania ,ln tba In the .failure to take Moscow, It was an unprogrammed bit of White House on the jvest. And attempt to seize the French fleet In the present critical situation. have mlBsed the- great atrategical his voice read the familiar lines terminedly, if we calmly weigh the bringL the Issues of the war far and French African bases through lly accepted for duty after outlln week he had frozen sugar stocks to but It is far removed from the Manebaatar Bvanina Rarald. comedy that laid the admirint; on gives It an intimacy that somehow frequently at night, dressed in the situation as we see It today and place of prominence it once had Last Saturday night the Poat objectives they had In mind when Hitler ^ras defeated. Th^re are no beyond the perfidy and hypocrlcy force or treachery; ing his qualifications. prevent hoarding. Canberra, Australia, Dec. 23— started Its weekly dance sessions WATKINS lookers in the aisles. Later, when makes it your own. old-fashioned nightgowns which attempt, however imperfectly, to This freezing order tied up 400,- on the same property. Tuesday, December 23 o they surprised Pearl Harbor, and alibis/for it; It was plain defeat, Mr. Johnson heard about thla, he of Japan and the unbridled aggres 3. Acting jointly In any Axis at A proofreader in braille on ■ Prime Minister John Curtin which are to be held after the he Invariably wears ("They're see what Ilea ahead of us. Perhaps sion of all of the Axis powers. It WPA project, Parsons, 25, said he 000 to 600,900 tons of sugar. In ex A half-century ago. It waa dispatched a cable today to Presi whim came to him because he was horrified. more comfortable.” he says) he tempt to choke off the Medlter- Bingo party and all soldiers In' thl* the Allied task will be several only future generations can give gives us issues greater than have ranetm by drives through Turkey could type 65 wards a minute, cess of a normal 60 daya supply, erected on a choice apot out on the dent Roosevelt and British Prime m e l an army which was ready to This was his explanation: "I No sooner had war been declar had dinner in bed In his modest front lawn, so that the world could section are admitted free to the For War and for Peace years easier. ed than the press agent of a New the full answer. ever been presented to any praple. and Spain; speak Spanish -fluently ami jperate which waa In the hands of confec .Minister Churchill outlining Aus have a boy who punches holes in Wardman-Park hotel .suite and First, we are at war with Japan tioners, soft drink manufacturers note the birthplace of the one-time program after the bingo breaks Whatever odda the Japanese give him fierce battle every inch lho.se eggs and blows out the stuff York nightclub began piling sand How fortunate it la that we now 4., Maintaining a strong antl- a telephone switchboard with spec tralia's conception of the whole up. The latter part of this week Many things are going wrong, worked into the small hours. not solely because of the perfidy face a war as a thoro.,ghIy united ial equipment which a friend could and other large user*. If neces clarinetist In the Medfleld to-wn strategic problem In the- Pacific have St sea and In the air for th of the way forward. He went j g pump. He missed on one of bags all around his club. Of course, • • , ' Axls front in Africa to dra v pres work will start to decorate the but there are big things 'coming and hypocrisy of her rulers and people In defense of a cause which sure from the Russian front; .supply. sary, the government could take band, who became a pioneer In aa It affects her. many Inches forward, but theri them, did-burn his hide. I was he was arrested. Of course, that In the accepted sense, Cordell representatives, and not only be these stock* over for distribution American hymnody and was home for the New Year* party right. battle, 6 t Llngayen, It Is heart^- was just what he hoped would has become one of the essentials 5. Consolidating British Libyan Parsons also related he is a came a time when he -could go pitching ’em up fast, and I knew Hull is not a diplomat at all. He cause of her direct attack upon of our democratic faith! How for skilled dairyman and general farm- through normal trade channels America’s first public school mu And the biggest of these la sym Ing to know that they are m / tt- that egg was a little too heavy, happen. When you get arrested, had hia early training as a small gains as a threat to the Italian forward no longer. our territory and our lives. It may tunate that all of the democracies mainland; and, worker, and he believes his scute where needed. sic teacher. bolized by the arrival at the j iiR typical American slat- but by that time It waa too late." you get yOur name In the news time Tennessee lawyer, a member be enough to justify war that the Some OPM officials said that Interfered with Landscaping Once hia offensive had failed. It papers. And that's the business of of the world arc banded together 6. Helping Ru.ssia prepare .sense of touch would make him a White House of Prime Minister a"'’® “ they attempt toy^xpand P. S, It cost Ray 8,5 cents to of the House of Representatives responsible rulers of a nation competent Inspector of bulleU and while th* reported voluntary ra But Mrs Agnes Duhamel, who have his new homberg cleaned. every press agent. to sec It througlvl againat a renewed German drive I their foothold. The Amerman lines became Immediately necessary for for nearly 20 years, and finally for should have plunged Its people .and Connecticut Economic Council shells In a small arms plant here. tioning by reUllera had neither now owns the property, said she Winston Churchill. three years before his nomination toward Moscow and the Caucasus been ordered nor recommended by Hitler to seek winter quarters. those of a friendly country Into By Howell Cheney, oU field* next spring In case Hit had had the stone removed and For this, more than any other I will be held If It la hi^anly pos- as Secretary of State, a chair In the horrora of war while profess Treasurer. the government and mights cause placed In back because It Inter nen every- Since he couldn’t get them in Mos strongly advise that you treat ler’* forces recover quickly from one development In this war to slble. We owe these; so long as they are located on the the Senate. ing to come to us on a mission of the present eastern debacle. unnecessary apprehension, it also fered with plans to landscape the m o y " thing. cow, he had to find them to the Fairfield County end of the project yourself to a comfortable bed. as In Congress, he waa recognized peace. It la not aufficient cause, Carols Can Make Merry might tend to dlicourage hoarding front lawn. She placed hydrangea my date, can be the opening to a bet the many benefits to be derived more aa an authority op tax mat Supreme Command Possible by houaewives. OB rear. And It Is entirely possible alone. We find, moreover, a gen however, to carry us through the Carols sweet—carols sweet— Possible establishment of a su shrubs In the vaaant apot when ter future than the world has ever eral assumption, not contradicted will more than repay you for the ters than anything else, being hard daya ahead that a primary To a clouded world come the carols The Office of Price Administra the memorial waa relegated to the that the German high command cost. preme command for the fighting New Year’s Eve tion Indicated It had no present knowTTr Criminal/Betrayal by any Information from the State author of the Income tax bills of cause of war was an unprovoked sweet: forces of all antl-Axls countries backyard. now plans to establish Its winter Highway Department, that the If you find It hard to drop off to 1913 and 1916 and of the estate plans for mandatory retail ration Now, however, Mrs. Duhamel Technically, the discussions' st attack upon our territories by And thoughts go back to a Christ and a Joint ministry of supply for On the PaeWe Coast, American line as far west as Smolensk, or authority to place additional tolls sleep and the feet are cold, I would tax bill in the latter year. Japan while she sought to deceive ing. say* she Is willing to make her advise that you place a hot water mas day all the Armies were among details New York, Dec. 23.—(J*)—New the White House are to be “pre merchant s|nps and tankera are even a greater distance to the upon the route will not ever be It was only after his appoint us by false statements and expres When a Baby King In a manger which the two heads of govern contribution to the jpemory of Ma bottle at the feet, as this helpful ment as a member of the original Aged Minister Buried Today liminary" to the establl.shment of exercised, and that, in other sions of hope for continued peace. lay. ment were expected to consider. York C?lty already baa Ita first aon, and. If the town will furnish going dowp, with American lives. west. measure will often produce very Roosevelt cabinet that he stepped the labor to move the heavy stone, a world military plan for the de words, the two existing tolls will Such methods of entering upon a They also had to work on the Christmas present. It came from I On the/ Atlantic Coast, other What is happening now is that, bo all that is necessary, except, of good results. into the International scene. His war are only a confirmation of the Chicago. Dec. 23—OP)—Services she will hsve a nice spot for It on ! feat of Hitlerism everywhere. The first few hours of sleep are fight In those years leading up to Lowly shepherds guarding sheep ever-present problem of keeping Police Commiaaloner Lewis J. 'Val will be held tomorrow for Dr. subm a^es are waiting for the as the Nazis draw back toward course, for the toll on the new real and the broader Issues which Beheld a light through the dark th* Atlantic supply route open and entine and It's not to be opened the front lawn. Halgh says proper , There are great technical prob Connecticut bridge, which will go | probably the soundest providing the present world chaos were for Thomas Franklin Domblaser, who arrangement* will be made for the : chance to strike. that line—wherever It Is-the have brought her attack upon ua. ness deep; the ever-present danger of a sud until New Year's eve. rounded out a full century aa sol lems to be considered, not only for to nav for that bridge itself. I y°'' reasonably tired w h e n you rcriprocal trade treaties, a closer These issues It is Important for us den German attempt to Invade the transfer. On' Wake Island, a handful ot Russians, with a magnificent re If affiliation with Latin America, Whe,n they raised their wondering The gift—which the city didn’t dier, miniate*, traveler and author VVith this new perspective, the Po‘ yo»r head on the .pillow to keep clearly before ua because eyes United Kingdom Itself or to gain expect to get this year because of Wrote Music In Half Hour the most efficient exertion of Brit m ^nes is still holding out. vitalization of their own striking your work is such that you obtain and a firm opposition to aggres before his death Sunday. The rites Mason composed his first hymn- prospect that Fairfield County they are far more difficult to bring They saw the glory of the ikira. a foothold in South America. the war—is official permission to will be conducted at Grace Eng I ish and American effort In the little exercise, try walklr. during sion. to a successful issue than the Naval Bssea Neeste Baskets, hand decorated. .$3,00 liant leaders for the discussion of gram for industrial unity while we HEALTH AND DIET from the Intestines. la there any Guam and the Philippines. Japan should eatabllah. Jlfhe United All folks once again tn tru* | Gens Knipa'a aensatlonal orches It isn’t safe to believe that until It tra ara, Roy Eldridga, all-Ameri Other Baskets, $1.00 up. war problems. get down to the task of saving thing I can do to clear up the States inBlpted on the right of homage happens. To the contrary, tbv ADVICE skin?” every hot|6n to an equality of op Before the sweet Infant will bow. | can. “Wlsard of the Trumpet." □ Composition Wall Brackets; 2 styles, It ought to be, It must be, a America, find agreement Impossi Anita O’Day, “ Lovely Lady of democracies muatibase every mili Answer: An external remedy portunity' for trade and commerce P®**" ...... <....$2.19 symbol of the fact that the com ble. Furnished by the McCoy may produce temporary results with all other nations. Travel the old road to Christmas,. Sonff,"' and Johnny Desmond. □ Haspek -r. Great big tary policy on the assumption that Uealtb dervkw Quolalioiis "Hep-Gat’’ singing star. Co-atarred. - □ Brpniw'Plated Book Endg; assorted subjects, □ Canape Trays — Re(| mon people of England and Amer The reason ? Certain elements but seldom causes a permanent Secretary Hull in his final letter Hang holly and mistletoe high. 28-inch round size in there will be no such. easy, end to a ^____ disappearance of eczema, as it to the Japanese Ambassador stat Back to the home of your child with Gene' Krupa in this grand tole with Empire leaf ica have flnady. come to a meet of labor will not surrender their holiday ahow are, the incompar ...... \...... $2.95 rose leatherette with this struggle. 'AddrcM communications to The does not remove the ayatemic ed very clearly the principles hood design in gold, 45& ing ground, have finally entered a proposition that now Is the time cause. I believe you will benefit Never before baa there been t able sanies of'the silver screen, the □ Genuine 22K gold tooled leMher flock design in pale In fact every time we see the' Herald, Attention McCoy which were Involved; And to mother's sweet lullsbylL DeskFIaqV Pads ^ □ Bottle — A lover of Stage In their mutual -history for labor to strike for control of from a short fast, followed by a greater challenge to life, liberty, 1. Respect for the territorial In original HMlywood 3 Stooges, Moe, 75c blue and white, $16.75 Nazis ^feeling backwards, there's Bealtb dervtoa and civilization. Cfurly, and Larry. horses will pdze a When they deeply and solemnly the hiring of men through the Im simpler diet. Use the.enema until tegrity and sovereignty of all Trgvel the'old road to ChrlatmsA □ Polished Brass Can □ .Wail Racks — Hang only one motto for the democratic the Intestinal sluggishness re __President Roosevelt, war mee- nations. And the glow of the candle’s light I Extra added to this terrific hol Q Bottle's — F a m o u s stirrup bottle with its j ; l recognize their joint reaponalblli- position of the closed shop. The “ Sleep Cure” aage on Oermony and Italy. iday stage show are Monroe A dlesticks; pair. .$5.00 ing shelves for collec- world to follow. It was heard at sponds to the change In diet. Make 2. Non-Interferance with the In Perhaps will lighten the pathway ____ Jenny Lind model, horse head design; llsi ty not only for the winning of Labor's propositloh Is not, mind it a point to secure Bn abundance ternal affairs of other countries. For the (Jhrlst CSilld's feet tonight.! Grant, Amelia Gilmore, and many □ Bissells Famous Van torsXpf old glass, cu-“ crystal, $1.19. ' many a football game thla fall— other top-notch entertainers. made from old moltls 11 i war, but for the protection and you; a demand for a union shop, You really need sleep mr re than of cooked and raw salad vegeta Aa one among these millions. I 3. Equality of opportunity for ity Sweeper . . . $6.45 hasten to offer my services In any On tbs serran with this mighty rios, miniatures, and showing all the n Hooked Rugs — Hand where it can be required that any "Hit 'em harder!” you need food.-aa you could do bles for the purpose of providing trade and commerce between all Travel the old road to Chriatmaa, | 17x26 inches, solid pKservatlon of peace. It la In this without f ( ^ for 10 daya or long the colon with plenty of bulk. If way In which my experience and nations In all, parts of the World. holiday stag* sh(m will be pre- □ Cast Brass Andirons, imperfections of the hooked in (dd Colonial one the employer hires must soon Forget all earth'a troublea cented, John Bole# )n his latest respect, even more than In respect er, but five days Is about aa long washing the affected area with my strength, to the last ounce, In brief. It is the determination care. 16 inches high,; mahogany size with originals. Green or ‘ patterns; 2x4 size In to the plotting of military strate er or later become a member of as you can do without sleep. mild soap and warm water seems wlU be of help In the fight. of the United SUt^s to abide by. At the end of the Chriatmaa Hlgh-| .picture- hit, “The Rhad To Happi- pair •<••.,••.,$6.95 pierced sides, $6.50. either oval or oblonK —General John J. Pershing, ram- nesa,” a powerful romantic story. amber, $1.75. gy, t ^ t this meetings bids fair to the union. It la a demand for a Undoubtedly, sound restful sleep to make the skin eruption worse, and support the acceptance of, a way Child’s Chair—Colo $6.75. then cleanse this particular part mMider of th« A. Ea F.* In World This is the first showing in Con D Bellows— Every home □ Waste Baskets — Fi closed shop. In which organized la ha.v great value and the average reign of law between nations In The dear Babe will be wait necticut of this fine picture. rank as one of the most Important Connecticut person does hia best work on the with sterile cotton and olive oil. War la place of a reign of brute force. there. Are You The Kind Of Santa Claus that has a fireplace nial arrow-back side ber baskets with bird, n Dressing Table Mir- la all the world's history. bor can tell the employer whom day following a night of sound but be sure to speed up elimina It wlU be seen when thus aim- Florence Burdick G il^n. will appreciate a pair chair, copied from a fashion, London to t — Easel tjrpe in Pertiapa It means, as ao many he must hire. slumber. Sleep Is a great restorer tion from the skin of the rest of We will always strike first. ply and clearly stated that the Dec. 19, 1941. of bellows; maple grown - ups chair; Victorian design with Yankee Adolf Hitler, la speech decUring Carefess Mumbling News, old street British thinkers have been say This Is the reifsoin"'"for' which and Is one of the most necessary the body by dally aponge baths, principles Involved are a direct and 40 Flower street. with brown leather maple finish, $5.00. gilt frame. $6,50. healing measures. You will find following the bath wl'h a brisk war OB the V. S. necessary Issue at stake not only Your Child Wants You To Be---or scene prints, $1.00. John L. Lewis shut down the cap By A. H. O. ' 1? □ Carpet Sweeper—Bis* ing, that Washington is the fu that success in life and also t.l>e rubbing. Exposure of the Inflamed In our war with Japan but In the Leads to Arrest *nd copper trim, $2.75 □ Copper Tray — For □ Pottery Pitchers — ture capital of the world. But tive coal mines before the war be enjoyment of life, depend upon se patches to the ultra violet light It’s the last shots, not the first, war which Germany and Italy serving, or to use in sells “ Utility” in nuu A change of air la aometimea □ Pictures— Landscapes Hand made by crafts let’s Interpret It to say that de gan. It'la now the reason why he curing regular restful sleep. will be of value. When you wish that count. have declared upon us. These are and marine scenes by the hail for calling pie finish with fa unbelievably beneficial, as we have In thla modern age, there are further Information, write to Mc —War Secretary Stlmaon- A’Thought men of the Carolina mocracy and decency will be the Is willing to break up the chance principles which since 1823 have Kansas City, Dee. 23 — OF) — Haven’t You Given It Much Thought? the best, modern cards. Hammered mous Hi-Io brushes discovered In our attitude toward many people '^ho neglect to se Coy Health Service In care of thla been rooted In our adherence to 'Words carelessly mumbled by a 23- mountains. Good as a and rubber bumpers, futuN capital of the world. That of labor peace during war Itself. cure enough sleep ajid forget that newspaper and aak for the article Iii the future the Hun will feel the Mbnroe Doctrine, protecting ear-old resident of Unlor Star, painters, framed in copper with antique container for flowers, the tolls on the Merritt Parkway. the sharpness of the weapona They have sown the wind, 2 all around, $4.50. is W)iat we are really fighting for, America Is^in the process. In the We may confess that, while wc the sleep cure Is one of the best on Eczema which I will be glad to the sovereignty and territorial in they sbaU reap the whiflwind.- to., as he napped at a tavern table fine gold - finished tin brushed-olT finish. 69c. helps to normal health. If you are send to anyone who encloses one with which he has subjugated an tegrity of the South American landed him and hia 16-year-old Christmas momlnff.. .when « lifelike □ Buffet Mirror a— and the Washington meeting Jus- hour, of living, or dying. And lived In Fairfield County, we had unprepared, disorganized Euro^ Hoaea 8:7. frames; Made in China, $2.50. well, you need plenty of sleep; large, self-addressed envelope and nations against aggressions and a a a cousin In Jail as prlaonera of the n Desk Set—Five-piece tlflM high hopes that ft will, John L. Lewis must have the final several mlataWen points of view and Imagined he was about to little doU, or • newly constructed railroad line, or • shirty pair of roller $2.75. □ Vase—Imported pot Smart 18th Century about these tolls. We thought, while if you are sick, It becomes six cents In stamps. interference in internal affairs of We never do anything well FBI on auapicion of bank robbery! set in 22K gold tooled architectural design through the mutual undersUmdlng degree of autocratic power he can doubly Important to give attention subjugate the world. foreign powers. They were given Th* occupant of another table at and dinner appetiteg included.) If “ End Table Lamp— tery with bird-and- then, that they were a special dis -W inston ChurchlU. we cease to think about the mi □ genuine leather, blue in gilt finish; heavy.' o t two great peoples,' become a imagine. He, not Roosevelt, must crimination . against Fairfield to this matter. Jhe deep response (Eczema) IncreaiMd weight In 1898 when we her of doing It!—William HasUtf •the Union Staf tavern beard the , this situation exista in your home, then you c«n be sure “ Santa’s a The correct size for leaf designs in colors Question: Mrt. T. Y. Inquires: TOuth mouth aomething about a color. Pad with leath plate glass; sin practical reality. be the war dictator. County In favor of the upstate found in sound slumber will bring sought to protect Cuba and the bedside tables, too. on ivory background, rich rewards In building up better "I have a tendency to eczema and Every time you take a breath Phllltolnea, against the slavery bank robbe^. He Informed Mla- swell guy.” If not, then he’g just a misunderstanding old meanie. er ends, calendar, 21x30,15.95. Does It make aense? Is any counties, and when we drew a pic It seems to me from my own ob nearly 100 bolU of lightning strike Bites Dog Back ■ouri state highway patrolmen who Colonial brass and $4.00. ture qf the Income from these health and stronger nerves. and degradation which Spain was opener, ink well and Uh^e right or privilege more Im Sleep is an inexpensive beauti- servation that the use of oatmeal somewhere In the world. Impoaiitg upon them. They were holiinail - font base; □ Red Cross—Don’t for At Lingayen tolls building miles and miles of —Dr. Gilbert D. McCann, Weat- □ Tumblers — Colonial leather blotter, $5.50. portant than the aurvlvsi ot alt’ fler, and after a sound sleep the makes the tendency worse. Could reinforced In 1900 by the fight (Chicago—When dog bltea Last night Bheriffa Fred KeUer It’s a real joy to be the right kind of Santa. . . and eafiy, too! Take heed of tilting paper-parch get that tha Bad beautiful parkway and highway akin la velvety and smooth, the you tell me If this agrees with Ingbona* engineer. Its a case for the doctor, but w] of Andrew county and Taylor Low- pressed glass design □ Boudoir Chairs— TIm BMre fact that a convoy of America? Must our men die with for the upper section of the state. which we made for the protection ment shade. $3.95. to enhance window Cross Emergency eyes are bright and lines have been your findings?” of the “open door" In p)- Two have been killed, Canadian De White House had become, for the ulations or rcstrirtions of any the war effort at munitions mak ert B. McNitt, .30, secretary and an cific suggestlorns Treasury and (Thungking, Dec. 23—(J3—T. V. Chlang aa head of tha C3ilnaa.« 1x1 By Ruseell ^ine* In command of the eastern por Interest in what the meetings here character" which Impede the war ing." Mrs. Mary Dyer McNitt, of Win of the men who will help write the Force in the war agalnat Japan fense Headquarters announced to present, the G. H. Q. for the world editor of The McNaught Syndicate chester, Mass., from whom he was congressional tax experts may .■loong was appointed foreign min S Manila. Dec. a3-^>P)~Theyve tions of the island and the main day. would produce. While close inte effort should be suspended "or London, Dec. 23— —British For strategical reasons, said The (newspaper features), was In next big lax bill aaid today that evolve. Treasurv’Secretary Mor- March 2, 1938. British stronghold was said to be wide battle against totalitarian separated, a son, Robert B. Mc ister of the (Chinese governm ent ■streamlined Uncle Sfm's Far The senior staff officer. Col. arm s. gration of allied efforts represent otherwise eliminated" for the dura iplrlts soared today at the news Daily Mail, the world "may have stantly killed Inst night when he the new blows might fall heaviest genthau recently asked the com in the west, the region of "The ed the major objective in British tion. Nitt, Jr., and a brother, Friink. of today, replacing Quo TsI-Chl. ftlastem army—both in s"“tomy P atrick Hennessy, has been kille'd From early last evening until 1 that Prime Minister Churchill and to be divided into a number of fell beneath the wheels of a train Westwood Hills, Cailf. on corporation and individual In mittee to prepare a bill for new Dean of Whaling Mnatara 1 Peak," the towering heights along opinion, the greatest specific em Approved By Roosevelt regions, each with its own high leaving the Greenwich railroad sta comes, rather than on the huri- billions of. dollars. ------' and organization. \ by shell fire, said the announce o'clock this morning, the President President Roosevelt were confer Dr. .Soong, 47, of s 1915 the HOng Kong ridge overlooking ment, ls.siied by Defense M inister phasis was on the need for a quick "This declaration has met the command, linked by a supreme tion. dreda of articles subject to excise You'd have to look hard to find Victoria, the capital city. nnd the British prime minister unification of action against the council." levies. graduate of Harvard University New Beidford, Mast., Dee. L'thc beloved bulbous topkick of the J. L. Ralston. Conferred in the oval study in the -.approval of the Coi.adian war ring In Washington. Prompt de A taxi cab driver who witnes.sed Would Be .More .Modern This seaport haa lost th e ____ Direct word from Hong Kong Japanese in the Pacific. the accident told police, (Thief John Reprc.sentatives Duncan (D, and a brother of Madame Chlang tflmt World War. Hours of tomii- He said two Canadian counter White House once used by another coblnet,” President Roosevelt said. velopment nf a m aster plan of Kal-Bhek. wife of the, Cminese gen of Its whaling masters, CaM.1 said fighting "continues all along attacks had failed to make prog Expect Treniendqiis .Assault "It has my full approval.” sntl-Axls strategy was forecast. M. Gleason said, th a t he saw .\fc- ^lo.) said "we already apparently ^tloning under the broiling tropitrtl the line.s held ye.sterday." This waC, president—Abraham Lincoln Australian Urges Recreation Chicago—bPi-Eighth grade pu- eralissimo, and Madame hun Yat- Jam es Henry SHerman, 93. BhSfli'J ress and that the situation as dis London apparently was expect Hitler, he added, has "through Newspaper commentators gener N m hanging to the handrail of a have come pretty close to Invok I plls St the Victor Lawson school |SUn and endlewi prc^iaraliorui for Tragmentary report mentioned one —fori his office. ing the future td bring a tre Sen, widow of the father of the ITJ?'!; yeeterflay after quick mental and physical mobi..- closed in reports up to 6 p.m. yes The White House said the Presi brute force and enslavement" ob ally agreed th at the second nriect- Offensive Strategy ciSnch of the moving train just be ing the law of diminishing returns, I presented the principal with a pc- brief Illness, first went to saa i . . . .sv|cccssful, local counter-blow by mendous German air assault upon fore he fell to the track."?. 'Hie acci» Center Items and on many of the commodities Chinese republic. Graduate studies *aatlon have worn off the extra terday was critical despite heavy dent arid prime minister probably tained "a measure of integration Lng of the president and the prime London, Dec. 23—(>P)—Sir Elarle ‘ tltion that the next gra'diiating the age of 18 and sailed on nttAl the, British forces but details were the Mediterranean fleet and more minister was of much greater im dent happened about 10:45 p. m. now ."tubject to the excise tax, we at (.olumbia tlnivcrsity and wor c ! poundage. lo-asea inflicted on the enemy. would resume their personal dis-. and coordination of the productive Page, special Australian minister Today I class be permitted to come down in New York banking houses, also merouE well-known whal#rft^| lack'ing. The Japanese have landed rein cusslons Idte this afternoon. heavy fighting in North Africa, resources of a large part of tho port than the sea rendezvous in (e. s. t.) can’t afford to add still further the aisle to the tune of a conga amon^ them the ConfreM* tJ m f 8gt. Joe Smith looks like a half- Even in .lapanese areas, it was two developments which would to Ixindon urged an offenalve Police said McNitt was return burdens. ■ helped him prepare for a notable (baek compared to the traditional forcements and are attacking con- continent of Europe. We must August from which developed the 6- 9, Junior boys game room open Instead of the traditional march Governor Troupe and the MlItoa.-5ij .said. sf)me i.solated British strong- Alone Most of Time tend to isolate Britain even more strategy lor the Allies against the ing to his home here from New E. S. and W. S. Basle Materials Diverted career In the Orient. ' lineman ot 24 years ago. tinuouslv. he added. For most of the time laaV-pight demonstrate that integration and eight-point Atlantic charter. Axis In a broadcast home today, from "Aida." It would be more point.s sHIl are unconqiiered. from her Pacific outposts and make 'The conference was disclosed at York and was leaving the train ^ 6^7, Small gym open for boxing . R epresentative Reed f|t„ N. Y.) Balanced IBSS Budget ; lliere really is a jgt. Joe Smith the two were ajone. In subseqh^t coordination of the productive re saying "great progress was made modern, the petition stated. He has served as minister of The average star haa a Voluaiar.l RritlsK Hold Seven Fort* It virtually necessary that there be sources of the continent of Amer a time of speculation over Adoll when he apparently lost his foot 1.000,000 tim es that of the earth. I here, a tanned, snubnosed lad from conferences they are expected Rj a joint command in that theater this week" toward full coopera ing on the steps. No one aboard 7- 8. Small gvm open for hand- I {tibrtebad. N. M.. and he's typical The Berlin, radio, quoting a Jap Keds Drive Nazis call in whatever advisers they ica is possible through democratic Hitler's assumption of the German tion. , anese Army spokesman in Nan which would (q>erate independent military command. noticed the accident, and the train bail E. S. 'M the army's modem non-coms— need. ly of London controls, s processes and free consent.” "Every month our position will king. said that.seven Hong Kong The president .said he had asked Asked for Uiomlssal continued to New Haven. 7-8, W omen’s plunge poruxi E. S, ; | I inen in their early twenties who a .Across Volkhov Mr. Roosevelt and Churchill have W ashington already ha.s heard Improve If we use time and our Identified by Papers 7- 10, Senior basketball league^______• few weeks ago were playing foot- forts remained in British hands ti>- arranged to attend Irtterdenomina- U. S. government departments and Field Marshal Gen. Walther Von day and that fiefee fighting still much conjecture on the subject of Brauchitsch, whom Hitler relieved: resources quickly and wisely," the McNItt’s body, taken to a local 3 gam es E. S. ' I ball and baseball in off-duty hours. tional church services here on agencies to abide by the "letter Australian- said. 8- 10, Bowling alleys reserved for was being waged on the broad (CkMitinued From Page One) a joint command and the name of and spirit” of the declaration and was represented In a Berlin broad morgue, was identified from pa I But they can reel off the style Christmas Day, but other details Gen. Douglas MacArthur haa been He said the Alll$d_ organization pers found In his clothing. P. Emond’s group E. S. I and performances of leading com plaj’ing fields of the t,Iappj’ Valiey of their program were withheld, had moved to determine what leg cast last night as saying he had recreation area east of, Victoria. mentioned frequently aa a^ likely asked for dismissal some lime ago "need not, nor should It, follow the His father, Virgil V. McNitt, Wednesday bat planes and bombers of any na- man.lines at the heart of the Mos. The White House said a stall of islative changes would be neces defensive strategy of the past, but Ft^ Your Christmas Dinner According to * Dorttri report choice for the supreme military sary. "on account'of a heart ailment"— chairman of the board of the Mc Both Recreation Buildings will " tion; they’re intrigued by the me- cow front also continued to bend approximately 80 persons accom should be table to take the offen N aught Syndicate, who was in from Tokyo, the invaders .took the back after having been broken at post in the Pacific. MacArthur's The policy statement, transmit a matter not touched upon by Hit close on Christmas Eva at 6 I Aanlca of their guns and like to panied the British prime minister brilliant performance to date in sive." Hollywood. Calif., was notified Im • i f lk about the firepower of tanks. British fort on Mount i.'ameron. in the flanks in the Kalinin and Tula from England and the names of ted both to the president and ler In his announcement of the o’clock and will remain closed on ‘ FROM mid-island, last night and captured directing the defense of the Philip sliakeup Sunday. mediately. The elder McNitt also Christmas Day. The Recreation Di Are Serious Minded sectors. these were to be released later by Prime Minister Mackenzie King of Is publisher of two daily nev/spa- 1.119 prisoners. Pravda. the Cortimiinist party pines had demonstrated his ahillty. Canada, declared: 3’he broadcast quoted an order of rector and staff wish all the mem- i i Sgt. Joe and his mates arc Sir Gerald Campbell, director gen Churchill*s Visit pert. The Westwood Hills (Calif.) hers a Merry Christmas. iqaatly a serious-minded lot. and Although the Japanese news -ag newspaper, reported Soviet troops eral of the British Information and he haa devoted years of study Must be Primary Objectives the day by the field niarahal dated ^ strenuous pre-war training and ency" report said British resistance bursting from Leningrad ' had Service in the United States. to the problems presented by a 1. Speed and volume of war out Friday. Dec. 19, which said "the Called No Surprise had collapsed, the British inform routed the Germans on that front. campaign of Japanese conquest in put, not monetary cost, must bo Fuehrer will lead us to vletory.” eonstant hlppety-hop warfare so ■W. Averell Harriman. United the South Pacific. Berlin, Dec. 23— (Official Broad 'fa r have prevented them from pro ant declared the island fortress In one sector where the Germans States lend-tease coordinator in the primary otajectives. Berlin and Rome hinted that im cast Recorded by OP))—A news Hale s Self Serve Health Market ducing any. masterpiece equivalent still was holding out according to sought to impede the Russian pur London, came along with the .MacArthur added to his laurels 2. There must be maximum use portant military developments broadcast of Transocean News Ag- 1 to "Mademoiselle from Armen- advices here just before noon i6 suit bv s counter-offensive. Prav- Churchill parly and will partici yesterday as commander-ln-chief of each nation’-s- labor, raw matc- were in the offing, commentators ensy said today that British Prime • Ueres.” But they are resurrecting a. m., e. s. 1.1. (ia said, 800 German.s were slain by pate In the conferences here. of tl)e U. S. forces in the F ar East rinl.s and facllitle.s. In both capitals using the word Minister Churchill’s visit to Wash . Old arm y songs like "The .Monkeys Chinese .Xttwk Ue«ir the Russians and the remaining Presidential Secretary Stephen by smashing the first shock of s 3. Production of both nations "decisive." The Stockholm news ington "surprised no one here.” Have No Tails In Zamboango." Meanwhile a Singapore commu forces were scattered floundering Early said CliurchUrs arrival late full-drejs Japanese invasion as- must be Integrated and directed paper Dagena Nyhetcr predicted "The news of recent daya which nique reported that Chinese forces through- forests where Soviet' ski •sault, backed by between 80,0f)0 that Axis operations would be Store Closes Wednesday at 7 p . m . These men are products of a yesterday by plane waa without toward a common program. had reached Berlin left no doubt I generation dramatized by mechan- on the mainland attacking, at the troops were hunting them down. YOUR RED CROSS NEEDS YOU! ceremonies or honors, that Mr, and 100,000 enemy troops. 4. They must so dovetail pro "moved from east to west.” that discussions about joint con ( h < advance and in general had rear of the Japanese before Hong Make Flank .Attacks Roosevelt was at the airport when Jape Swarm .Ashore duction that there will be maxi Foreshadows Nazi Action duct of tbs war between England , more educational privileges than Kong had reached points 27 and 40 The government newspaper Iz- the prime minister's plane landed MacArthur threw tanks and mum joint output of war goods in The military expert of the ofil- and the United States . . . had their dads. Old-time army non- miles from the besieged island vestta said that Russian units were ^ The dramatic poster by Jamea Montroncry Flagg it the flrat on a floodlighted field, and 20 min artillery into the fierce battle minimum time. clal Spanish news agency EFE said either already begun or were about Green Stamps Given WitH Cash Sales : Qoms are forced to step lively to If the British had to give up the rooting out Germans by flank at utes later the two were In the 5. They must divide scarce ma Hitler’s action possibly fore to begin." said the broadcast. colony, he said, they would carry war poster of the new World War. It b an appeal for a S59,900,9M which was joined W'hen Japanese, keep pace with the constant Ulk tacks following the recapture of American war relief fund to feed, shelter, elothe and give medical W hite TTouse, swarming ashore from a huge fleet terials in such a way as to shadowed German developments Not Sure of Facts about mechanics. out "complete immobilization” of Tikhvin, 110 mile^ ea.st of Lenin Room Set .Aside achieve maximum output of mo.-?l for "defense of western Europe (Beginning last Friday, Trans- everything that could be useful to aid to American men. women and children bombed by the enemy. of 80 tran.sports. soiicht to win But they all realize that some grad, and forcing'them to with It is an appeal for funds to provide comforb for our American Army Tliere one room has been .set beachheads in the Llngaycn gulf nero.s.sary articles quickly. against a Yankee attack,” an in ocean reported at intervals, usual f the Japanese. draw in some plac^ even beyond aside which Churchill may use for vasion thrust against England,, or ly from Stockholm, that it was ru Hole's Quality ^ruit Cokes I HEALTH MARKET buck private somewhere may save If Hong Kong were lost, he said, and Navy, and for welfare work for our troops at home and abroad, area, 150 miles noith of Manila. 6. Legislative and administra hundreds of lives by the ability the Volkhov river, which ilnks and their families on the home front. President Roosevelt asks yon office work and consultations. It TNi'o landing expeditions were tive barriers should be wiped out. an attack upon Turkey, which ll'a mored Churchill bad gone either to the British could not hope to re Lake Ilmen and Lake Dadnga. has been equipped with maps and between the Axis-occupied Balkans "Washington or Moscow.” Appar to recognize the differences in de capture it until the Briti.sh and lo give. Your dollars will serve humanity. Give through your local hurled bark Into the sea, and 7. Both governments should The holiday Turkeys chosen sign between American and Japa Pravda's correspondeht on the Red Cross Chapter. other appurtenances. w'hile the Japanese effected two take all mea.aurcs necessary to and the British-held Middle East. ently Transocean waa not sure of 2i-lh. 55c U-lb, 29c American Navies Regained con Tula front, south of Mosgow'. said The principal conferences be British observers took cogni its facts, however, and issued the FLOWERS For Christmas nese planes which from 20.000 feet trol of the eastern Pacific. others, they were being heavily carry out the declaration. *P||e«r only as large as a tbumb- General Boldin's troops had recap tween trie prime minister and pres attacked by U. a. planes, artiller>' Forraatiqp of the Joint Produc zance also of the possibility that reports partly for the purpose of C'HOICEST VARIETIES OF A 11 i^ e i J *m the array of key British military. Na war. Other nation.s will be a.sked Munitions and Supply, chairman: cour.Naval artillery. ing the course of the conferences,- Nene-Snch outline of modem wartare and luiemy in fierce fighting and ad- kept In close touch with this pre Time Merchant Shipping LTD.; The colony'.s defense forces were but added that the date for his trip liminary planning.” and Walter Gordon, of the De MADE FROM J e t t '" COBditioned to meet It.s rigors, vanccii, occupying a number of Many Possibilities would not be announced until Japanese bombers did the rest. reported maintaining communica populated points. " partm ent ot Finance. 4 ^ tion twice a day with I>i.idon and Seen '^titl Open later. Job For Waiting Patienta PURE SUGAR! Mince-f(^at 2 P k g s . 2 1 c Rib Pork Roost lb.27c In that first day of attaek. young Stand Firmly in Paths The White House gave no ad I Chungking by means of hr«’ Tacked Axis capitals apparently were colorful and durable I held lines and the .Malayan situa-' Of the 750,000-man Army which church by the Rev Edmond Bar very much in the dark as to FANCY FRUIT FILLED CANDY...... 'lb. 40c 9b* Ai^ericana’ educational prepa- tion IS unchanged aside from aer .Atlolph H itler sent against Mos motoribls that woori ntion. Hundre^ came from the rett. Sign New Offensives Churchill’s whereabouts until he KSIfSIfSIMCWMMfWWNHKWMtRHKWiMK CANDY APPLES --A I.L SIZES Any Kind Pockage Z5c ial action in which two Japanese cow, the Communisr party news The bride's aole attendant was reached here. For several days the woll and insuro cqm*] ■oupw lnae soprfe still wearing loin planes were destroyed and two paper Pravda declared more than PEANUT BRITTLE...... fort. All Kinds of Cigarettes fkths>an— The Bul the bride's parents. 0 • The bride's gift to her matron of men tarj’, aa saying that the At the 4^04 would react to bombs snd bullets clared officially to have been de garian port of Varna and the Ru change of command in the Ger J lh a and whother discipline would bole stroyed by British fighter craft manian port of Oonatanta on the honor was a compact, and .the Fruit Cocktail 2 c«. 27c FRUITS AND VEGETABLES bridegroom's gift to his best man man Army Is “a sign that a critl- thoin in tha (ace of enemy fire. protecting the Kuala Lumpur air Black Sea were reported tc>day by cal part of the war situation haa FNoh, lArgo TlMjr surprised even, many of drome from an attemjitcd raid and the Moscow radio to-be in complete was a collar and tie clasp. Elks Home 11 ■ No. t Oaa Wagaor When leaving for a wedding trip been reached and that necessary . th d ir OdHesra. They w ere more two others‘were said to have been German control. The radio quoted new meaaurea must be taken in Rockville ^ aurfous than cautloua or afraid' so damaged "it is improbable that Istanbul eourcea. to New York and New Jersey, the Dog. bride wore a black and white silk view of the extension of the war in Grapefruit Juice 3 c.,» 25c Tangerines ii duttng tha fhrat bombings. They they reached their base. Announcement of Bulgarian the Far East” B m ^ t ■avagel}'—and bolo-'wield- "Last night our aircraft raided mobilization was expected shortly pencil-striped suit with black ac V li|r townamen mpportod them— Sungei Patanl airdrome, but ow as Bulgarian war preparationia cessories. FULL COUR SE Revere Bell A Howell Fancy Ooistmas Padcages 48-Ox. Caa Burt OIney 1 ^Largo. l oJaley ^ b g a l^ JapsHoa* landing (Orcee in ing to poor \iaibllity, reaults could were reported increasing particu The bride is employed by the la- Half AUowaaoe For Stamps * IW ■ortharn areas- not be ascertained,” the British larly along the Turklah border, the dependent Cloak company, and the TURKEY DINNER E^tman Keystone 9 |0 0 ' * Filipino nviators already, are communique said. "There was no radio said. bridegroom is a soldier in the U. S. Atlanta—(jq—Mr. and Mrs. L. and Cinamaater Tomato Juice 2 c« » 35e 33c wstBag tradition. Qy>t. J^us A. enemy opposition.” A Britiah military commentator Arm y. J. Allen were amazed when their of CHOCOUTES ' VgiUBer wqa daeomed for ”ex- Short Air Raid Alarm said the significant, feature of the 11-year-old son. Jamas, came heme Noisem aken Filled With Our Own Home Made ChocpUtca. — Halo’s fblMdinary hsrotsm”-on Dac. '10 There was a abort air raid alarm Russian advance today was the M«rorca*MoCau8hey with a defense stamp album and a COMPLETE SELECTION.OF STILL CAMERAS *" ' w aa aw arded the O ak Leaf here last nighL The communique Soviet threat from around Tikh dollar's worth of stampe. He Mr. and Mrs. Francis Me- Entertainment Horo oro tho Slippora u . 3 7 c to bo worn with the tHs- ssid no bombs were dropp<^. vin to the rear of German forces bought them by saving half of his that mon radHy e p : Creamery Butter ^roccoji. 8ervis Croos, for an- around Leningrad.. Tikhvin ia Caughey, of 16 Clinton street an Kuching, principal port of Sara nounce ihe marriage of their 10 cents 'S day allowance for a a c t o t heralam two days lat> wak, British Borneo, was attacked about 110 miles aoutheaat of Len school lunch. procloto. Soft, pKoblo ingrad. daughter, Mias Margaret Me- Dancing uppers for comfort tiraea for leading amall by 15 Japanese planes last Friday Caughey, to John Maroreg of 45 KODAKS n - 2 9 '» of pursuit planes ngainet morning, the Britiah reported, and tv end loolhtr leiot for Free DellTcry On AH Orders For $1.00 And Morel ■Celery Hearts or of attacking Japanese CnintoA street. New Britain, 'which Toms la OU Tags Resenrattons Cloee some demaga was done to houses Heavy Fighting took place in Glastonbury on Sepjt- . long woori by bomba and machine-gun bullets. em ber 37., Dec. 29th PETER’S Carden _p ty, Kao.— (JF> —Mrs. FUlpind pilot summed up. "CMuaUie* were not heavy.” the On Central Front ; ------— ftu ati(m :r eommuhique reported. Asepeth Cigna heard Uje eld U< Phone: Rodtiille S7S Chocolate Shoppe M A / H A I .C I Pascal Celery 1 a lo t in a .Berlin, Dec. 23—(Official Broad* Bat A Horse cenaa plates wers wanted fqr de "Tbs MtuaUra at Hong Kong at Recorded by AP>—The Oer^ It Wi take more than a year fense metal aalvgge. The Sd-yisarJ i M o n • p.m. local time Dec. 23 was that man high command declared to to eat pounds of food, weight old school teacher, who drove one S91 MAIN STREET NEXT TO THE GAS CO. The l l A I ^ CORK the J egsnsss were in possession of day that heavy fighting'^contlnuea q( an hvaraged-aiaed horse, Mr of the drat automobiles in Finney MANCHSmn CONH* — a|jitani-b^ of the Islawl, on the CRllflal Russian front ~ eoimty, tuiasd ia M olAtags when MANCHESTEK EVENINli HEKALU, MANCHESTEK, CONN. TUESDAY, DECEMB®R''23; M41 TWELVE Urges Planes partners; this is all one wa^ and Bostoh Cable the strategists must decide where Curb Stocks (SERIAL STORY Burden of Red Cross each ounce of energy can -be beat AdvertiMment- Aclvertlfenl^nt~ AdvarttMment— For Fighters applied. Aid to Russia and Eng tack after the submarine shot at Captain Farrow- .said he believed Ark Nat Gas A ...... the tanker and then sent a torpedo Slasher Held land are now part and parcel of Asd Gas and El A ...... 1-64 Planes Attack found Its mark. into ita stern. Each plane dropped Five men were mlsifing and pre HIS CHRISTMAS CAROL W ork Is Dr. Knapp’s (Oontlnned From Page One) our own war wffort.’,’ Amn Superpow...... 1-32 d«pth charges, O pU in Farrow Despite the threat of air raids Can M a r c ...... % sumed dead after ih- attack on Japanese Sub aald. the Emidio, and five w-ero w-ound- BY ADELAIDE HAZELTINE Shipyard Worker in child first things must, come first." on American cities, he aald, "if Cits Sve ...... i ...... 2% more guns and planes are re El Bond and Sh ...... 13-10 "There^ wss a big blast and ed when llfeboata were shelle.d. liigliway Posts he asserted. "And the first and plenty smoke w-hen th? second Throughout the Year He quired at Manila and Singapore, Ford Ltd ...... 1 at A.S Hurvlvors of the'Kmidio wore Custody on Charge foremost requirement now Is the waa draped, ' he said In an inter Storj : 'Thp t*rtn» of An- Dearborn's was becoming less and Gives Fully o f His we should be willing to strip the Nlag Hud ...... 1 -li Captain o f Tanker Be- being landed, another t submarine Damage Is High Norwalk,, Dec. Of Sabotage. winning of this war. defenses of non-military objec Pennroad ...... 2^i Christmas Shopping view '■-That may have hit her. we fired three torpedoes'at the tank Dgarborn'a will •pecif>in« less The People's Stole? lieven Enemy Vessel figure, for we didn’t see her again. ’ Frank T. Stock haa glvoD kl* tefretory Carol, and dve It must not happen! Until the Time to Further the "Let there be no talk of holding tives in Sdn Francisco, Boston an<^ Segal Lock ...... ^ er H. M. .Storey north of. Santa back supplies from our fighting N'ew York.” « Uni Lt and Pow A ...... Vi He said It w as only 10 or 15 min Barbara, Calif , but all minted Uu- Sion for reopening of tha tw* iiir Mnploye«, • h • 11 Judge will was found, she, Carol Fair- Boston, Dec. 23.—(4’)—Federal Damaged or .Sunk* Evidence of increasing reckless- ether or not hla playboy aon field, must uphold the store s authorities today held William Task o f Local Chapter* utes after his fllstre.-a messT'-e ve.asel. aneae restaurant* here prov|| %1c)e to the people." put CaroC The way was clear at last. For tage charge in connection with Campaign one becomes more and | with Judy—&^ ■To us in the lifeboats that waa ' and fencea Ii. a- stretch of less the w^ar hegan The announcement, . r,«sga haa loved Andy alnce girl- his sake, for Andy's ijiake, for the the cutting of a power cable in Ing planes may have damaged or a mighty w-elcome sight," he de I than 12 miles between Manchester ^ ’ ind, la a difficult spot. Although store's sake she would save its more conscioua of the tremendoua clared. -'The sub submerged. One The coastwise freighter Samoa day, followed a confaranoo the Boston Navy Yard Dec. 8 — daily Job that is being done by the sunk the hlg enemy submarine and Andover there are five spota t i'a will haa not been found, Carol name. Then when the will was the day the United States declared of the. tw-o planes, circling w-here escaped from a subm,-irlre off the Corporation Counael Paul It. head of the Manchester Chapter, which torpe flwa Ita term*, and her heart read and Andy knew its terms he war against Japan. Foods You Will Enjoy tanker Emidlo. the sub had gone down, dropped a Califonila coaal before d'nwn on nery and Thomaa A . Kll Dr. Robert P. Knapp. He has car Dec. 18, Capt Nels A. Slnnes re I fence.s within the week and one executive secretary of tho t S Jka when Andy, rurrently In- would have a Aghtlng chance. U. S. Attorney Edmund J. Bran HELLO THERE:— This belief wss expressed by depth charge. with aleek IJnda Julian. She had always been allowed to ried on thia job in peace tlmca as MAY YOUH SHOP ported, at San Diego ” itil:tl.'s pole has been sn-ipped off ber of Commerce. don said the motive for the cable butter and add tft dry ingredients, Capt. Clark A. Farrow upon his "But later, aa the pianos were .It appears stra-ge, but most of 1 Ma management over to un- Write small checks signed with her well aa having been in this w!ork PER LIGHT A still circling, the porl.-cope of the The tanker Adw-lworld likewise The two restauranto, Tha , .slashing has not been determined. tor the past six years. In a later stirring only until moistened. arrival \-e.«terd«y at Eureka.. (?aUf.', |,the highway guard rail mishaps and the M. and J. were clOioA t:^:irapuloua Mr. Herrick, whoae initials. She had never abused CHRISTMAS C A N- with 30 survivors of his ship sub came slw ly up to the surface escaped an attacker nc.ar Santa Ball Set at fl0,000 article it will be told from time to For The Christmas Feast DLE in the hearts ' of 3. Fold in chopped cherries. Cruz, Calif , on Dec. 2u seem to oectit oi .straightaway sec- j few minutes after Japan doe' ' i *ly Idea la to make money. She that privilege. Collins pleaded guilty when ar Captain Farrow- said he believed 200 yards aw-ay and while still par j t'on.s of the road where vi.sion Is if: iowa that unleaa Andy ahowa She would not abuse it now. time how much the local Chapter all her readers avm- 4. Fill greased muffin pans li-3 j war fin the United State*. raigned yesterday before U. S. full and bake In moderately hot the submarine was a large Jap tially submerged fired a torpedo. But the freighter Lah.aina. en- j not at aJl t D IO of the heart that haa made She would use it gratefully. has grown and the different work bollzing a MERRY. Commissioner Edward Donovan, oven (400 degrees F, i 20-25 min anese undersea craft, one of sever- We saw the torpedo’* trail aa It route from Honolulu, w-aa ahellcd It appears that the nighways ! m be kind to newaboy Nicky Her hand trembled a little as being done by *0 many citizens of MERRY CHRISTMAS headed for the tanker. There was and sunk by a submarine near Ha Logging By MoonUghg but Donovan ordered him to this towm. ------=^HOP AT THE utes! at Axis submerslbles operating off bear evidence of the' findings of 7 id to a mongrel puppy he ha^ she wrote the Arst check. To Mrs. change his plea to innocent pend t o 'ALL OF YOU. A the California coast. a loud explosion as It struck " waii Dec. 11, tw-o w-ere killed and state trafflr safetv authorities ^ lopted, he will loae the atore to Milligan for JS.PS, the price of the Manchester Is Indeed fortunate Merry Chrixtmxii to Makea 12 muffins. tw-o are missing. Thirty siim-ivort I .Mahogany trees are cut I ing a hearing Jan. 6. Bail was set to have a man like Dr. Knapp Tw-o Planes .Atta,-k Believe Cliarge Found Mark I which note that fcHi much speed, c ^ t y by vote of the atrange sweater. It .steadied as she wrote each of her reaflei-.s He related that two American landed on the Island of .Maul. j dfoWsint-MR at the w heel ai;d lack I moonlight This is done in ary” hla’ late father'a will pro- the .second check. T° Mrs! Grover, at $10,000. with medical background. At a and to all the mer A Merry Uirietmoe—Ev-eryone! TTie second'American plane let The freighter Cb nthla Ol.son was ' lief that they are more fro* The defendant was charged time like this First Aid being such I The Montg!omery Ward planes roared swiftly to the at go another depth, charge which I of control of cars by drivers are .J ded for. Penny-pinching Her- $24,50. the price at a bicycle. Dr. Robert P. Knapp chants who make thii torpedoed Dec. 7 In P,-trifle w-a- j8t the root of most trouble. sap then, and that the wooH . I.ck turna down Bill Reece, an With each check she sent an with "injuring, interfering with an important Job one realizes how column poMible. In a Company ntenda their I richer in color. haloye In love with tUrol, on apologetic letter. “I And I didn’t and obsrtucting the national de very lucky Manchester is to have Manchester Public Market troubled times Merry j sincere wish to all the ' t’Walra for the toyland elevator. understand your complaint,” the fense by cutting a cable used in Dr. Knapp. The State Defense are carrying the campaign to the Christmaa baa a spe I A Q S A column'* readers and inMfMMMMfwwwwwMfwmmmcmKJMw 4en Nlekv aavea Andy’a pup letter read. "Of txmrse you are connection with the operation of Council has called on Dr. Knapp to churches here. They are': cial meaning and al I their customers for a iw**M raM ww*M **«w*ei«ii**«iw*i*w^eg***«**K, : uni traffic after the dog haa entitled to a refund on your pur an acetylene cutting machine be establish .Medical and First Aid Dr. Earl Furgeson, North Meth though our hearts may Met’^ (Tbrlstmas and ^ M toaaed Into the atreet by chase. That ha.4 always been the ing used in the Navy Yard." - units at First Aid stations to be odist church: Mrs. Grace Moore. be heavy \»1th the w-ar I a^ciyoua Yuletlde. ; lada Julian, Andy promlaea him policy of Dearborn's. It will not Brandon said, however, he established in the different schools Sunday School; Mrs. James and sorrow we have ■ ^ 10 Mggeat electric train In the Vie different how. Accept my would attempt to show that Col covering thirteen precincts. I>-. Pickles. Women's Society; Mrs. the c 0 u rage and I A Bappy Holiday Season I ijr deportment. , .apologies and my check. I wish lins had punctured h.oles in huge Knapp is local director of Emer Edna Cox, Married Couples Club. strength' to rise above Wishes for a Happy Holiday at Chrol Makea Adjuatmenta vou and yours a Merry Chri.st- oil cans and had left oil spigots gency -Medical and First Aid in the Dr. Reynolds, Second Congrega TURKEYS our hardahipa and wlah C?hri8tmas and a FTosperous New f ’ Chapter VII open, wasting "thousands of gal local O. C. D. unddl- the Alf Raid tional church: Mrs. George Borat, Extra Fancy, Fresh Killed Turkeys, all wheat fed. younff, tender, well-breasted bird.s, •:PEACE ON EARTH Yeart in 1042 from Watkins By December 23. Mr. Herrick's lons" of fuel, that he loosened Precautions committee headed by Chairman, Mrs. Lee V'augn, Wom Brothers. MEAL all personally selected, for age and quality, from 9 to 20 pounds each. —GOOD WILL TO olicles began to take their Boldly, now, she signed Andy bolts on machinery so gears would Henry Mallory. en's League; Mr. Sadrozioski, MEN" CHRISTMAS • jU. Complalnta w^re AUmabous. Dearborn's name. Ay off and that he had burned When interviewing Dr. Knapp it Men’s Club; Emerson Ralph Rick- 1941. The Seaaon’a Oreettngs to AH hutomera who had always re- She corrected many similar iilontiAcatlon numbers off key- w-aa discovered that in an average ert. Young People’s Group; Mr. Native Turkeys, Extra Fancy, From Stafford, All Fradln’s Apparel Shop wish to elved courteous and fair treaty ca.ses in the next days. But she parts used in Naval construction. day a hundred telephone calls are McLaughlin. Married Club. extend to stl their friends and cus 'lent were being turned away hadn't anticipated the moat seri Work Delayed at Least Week received and inquiries made of all Rev. Kart Richter, Lutheran tomers A Merry Christmas and a Broogh! to you vxclu'.ively m (hi-, commuotty by .'/Ithout satisfaction. Mr. Her- ous of them all. It concerned MLs.s The U. S. attorney asserted that types from knitting a sweater to Evangelical: Oscar Anderson, Mrs. Sizes, 45c Pound. prosperous New Year. spt’cial arrcnqi’fnont with McCALL’S MAGAZINE PLANNER 1 Ick'a orders jvere strict, "Return Fanny In Hosiery. Collins had committed acts effec-' driving an a.nb' lance, Also, as Walter Kohls, Mrs. Fred Knofla. The old employe came to the must be Dr. Watson Woodruff. Center M looney to no one. Make no ad tive to delay work for at least a many as thirty letters Fanev Milk-Fed Chickens to Roast, 5 to 7 So now once again we want to justments. You're here to sell office shaking with despair. "It’s week on .some Naval vessels now written in an average day concern Congregational church; Mrs. Helen Mr. Herrick." .she managed, to tell A Large Di$play of Fruit wish you good readers A MERRY. nerchandise, not to 451 ve away the in the Atlantic service. ing local or national activities. Sc. Laurent. Groups; Miss Emily poumis each . . . and Capons from 7 to 9 MERRY (CHRISTMAS and here Is V iroAts. That's your Job" Carol. "He’s laid- me off. For This is not an extraordinary day. House. Guild: Mias Helen Carrier. pounds each. good. He says I'm too old to Collins said he had worked in and Fresh Vegetables a bit of verse taken from a Christ L Carol had no idea how many the Cleveland post offic? for three but usual dally requirements. King’s Daughter; Mrs. Arthur mas poem by Robert Crumly: 5 vere offended before Mrs. Milli- work " Dr. Knapp's services are entire Illing. Federation; Mrs. Woodruff, "No. no, Mi.ss Fanny! ” Carpi years before coming here. Fancy While and Pa.scal Celery. The Babe of Bethlehem 'fan dared to bring her trouble to In asking maximum bail for ly in the Interest of Red Cross, and Sunday School. Because a Babe was bom In Bethl protested. “ He can't do that.” are entirely without remuneration. Rev. James P. Timmins, St. At Our Bakery Dept. PINEHURST GROCERY, gndy's office. She had been re- Collins, who was arrested while Cranberries. Sweet Potatoes. lehem .*uaed the return of a defective "He haa done it. I’m going to At a time of emergency contribu Bridgets Catholic church. First New Y'ear's Cards DIAL 4151 take It up with Mr. Andy. He at work, Brandon said: for the whole host of friends you A Merry ClirlatMaa aad a Jofly One blessed day, long centuries 302 MAIN STREET sweater. She had it in her hand "While we do not want to cre tions to Red Cross 4re not only an day of the new- year collections We SuRgesJ That You Leave Your Order California Carrots. ago. won't let him, will he, Carol?” indication of one's patriotism to will be turned over to Red (.1-033. -wish to remember are now show n N'ew Year when she faced Andy. ate a wave of hysteria, we are de for Holiday Pies, RolK Fruit Bread and All the beat of the Seaaon's The light of tnith—w-hlch glim NORTH OF POST OFFICE "It has holes In it, young man," “ I hope not," she said fervently. the National cause but al,so of ap- Rev. W. J. Dunn, St. James Golden Marrow Squash. at The Dewey-Rlcbman Co. ONE BLOCK FROM STATE ARMORY But she felt stricken. Hpw did she termined to make-an example 01 church. A collection will al.so be Fruit Cakes. Greetings' to all patrons and mered place and dim Mrs. Milligan said heatedly. this case, which is the Arst of it.“ pieclatlon of the services w?hlch Before He came—now shines with dare to hope Andy would inter Dr. Knapp gives to the local chap turned over to the Red t?ross. Green and Wax Beans. frienda of The Billie Beauty Sbop, "Holes! Your girl downstairs tells kind in this section." • Squash, Pumpkin, or Mince Pies, Depot Square. perfect glow. me you can't do anything about fere ? ter. Hard, Ripe Tomatoes. Andy came. Miss Fanny fol each ...... And wise men still their w-illing It. I know better. It's a gift. I Benjamin Cheney campaign Paid With Painting tributes pay can't give it like this! Your lowed him into the office. He Bread Hid Valuables chairman announces that returns White and Yetlpw Turnips. One of our kind readers on glanced auspiciously at her tear- Fruit Bread, Special for the Wooflbridge street sent us her Ja- To him w-ho in a Iow-!y manger father— " are not coming in fast and hopes The faniou.s Madonnas of lay! Andy stopped her. ".Mr. Her stained face and closed the door Loaves of bread packed with that people working will kindly Holiday! Each ...... Fancy Indian River Tangerie.s. vorite recipe for Date Nut bread behind them. precious stones were found float Raphael, great Italian painter, are that Is simply splendid: rick tends to such matters, Mrs. make reports at headquarters very priceless today, but he once paint Pink Grapefruit — Etc. Pinehurst Apples Milligan. I'm sure he'll do the Numbly, Carol waited. What ing in the English Channel by soon. About $1,400 some in cash, Fruit Cakes — Light and Dark— Date Nat Bread irony this was! One of the very English and French fishermen ed a picture on the lid of a barrel right thing." som^ in pledges has been turned In in payment for a meal. 1 Ib. dates s Special HoUday TabI* ApplM "Mr. Herrick?" She sniffed de persons who would pa.ss judgment after the defeat of the Spanish by- the employees of Cheney Broth 35c, 50c, 75c and $1.00 R. S. Potterton's Electrical and 2 level teaspoons baking soda Special 8 stalk genuine flSall- risively. "It's a funny thing the on Andy was now a.sking him for Armada in 1588. The Spaniards ers from a canvass made on Frl- Fancy Fruit Baskets Appliance store wish all their cus Butter size of an egg ' Conn, \ellow Tag Turkeys, from Brown of Mvslic, lb. 46c fom la Celerj- Heart*, bu. 24c. .Mclntooh (highly colored). owner of the store can't make his mercy. put their valuable jewels in little through the plant, this sum is tomers a very Merry Christmaa Put in mixing bowl and add Large Dellcloue or Northen curb balls inserted into loaves of ^ o r ...... A l a r g e VARIETY OF ROLLS AND and a prosperous New Year and Red Barii Poultry Farm Native (Norfolk. Conn.) Turkeys, Large Mashed Pascal C'elen. .own adjustments. Mr Dearborn What would Andy do? Carol incomplete but indicates the won 2 cups boiling water. (not lagged) ...... |h. j.-Jc bu. 19c. Splea, 8 Ib*. 88c. would never have let this happen." was afraid to think. bread, and tos.scd them into the derful cooperation of Cheney CRUSTY POPPYSEED ROLLS $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 up wish especially to thank them for Ivct stand till perfectly cold waters, hoping they would be pick r r making their year so proiiperoiiN. Pinehurst Colorado 12 to 14-Pound Hen Turkevs . .Ib. 41c Fancy White Uelerv, double Good flavored B*ktwlii% gU Andy said, "The store's policy The door opened at-last and Brothers and the Textile Union Then . t>u. 19c- Ib*. 25c- * Is a'little different now, madam." Carol read the answar in Mls.s ed up by other Spaniards and thus and the willingness of all employ Potterton’s will oonttniie to give Farmers Warned Colorado Tom Turkeys...... ,1b. :J0c saved from the enemy. Beat 2 eggs, 2 teaspoons vanilla "DifTereni!" Her eyes blazed. Fanny’s hopeless eyes. It wrung ees to make contributions. The to the superior service w-h)ch ha.s Add 1 cup sugar If yoa Uke a lot of bn>a.st meat on vour turkey, and more Selected White Bolling Onions And w-e have *oioe gotgeesm "So different I'll never set foot In Carol’s heart. As she paa.sed the tal strictly cash receipts of the GROCERY C aRTMENT'S CHRISTMAS SPECIALS built their business In the hop*' 1 cup walnuts ,On Machinery servings per Ib., we recommend either the N'aGve or the Colorado 2 lb*. 2SJC. Grape*. the place again! " .'the throw the desk. Miss Fanny paused .and laid Dream Ending .May Be Sad drive up to this morning were they will continue to merit your 3 1-2 cups pastry flour sifted V _____ K Christmaa — Hen*. The 12 to 14 Ib. sizes in the Colorado* and the II to IJ Fanc>- Idaho VeUow Onions, Red Clusters, Ib. 18c. sweater down im hi.s tlosk and u hand on Carol's arm, started to $1,532.54. |>atronage. with 1 teaspoon Baking powder, in tho narive are very desirable sizes. Come in and look them 3 Ib*. 17c, White Almeria* 20c ilw ; stalked out. .speak. No words came. Only a Los Angeles.— —That dream Last night at the Air Raid War Plan Your Holiday Menu With These Specials And 1-4 teaspoon salt. over. They are reaUy "STREAMLINED reESH TURKEVS". of every boy—to be a street-car Hertford, Dec. 23—War uses for ^American IStuie Turnips, Yellow Globe*, i, l.argp Blue Rlbler*, Ib. SOe. !' Carol glanced at Andy. His gasp. Miss Fanny was too hurt den School a Red Cross box was Christmas Candles Mix all together thoroughly in Not built for speed, but a breed raised by turkey fanHers Inter pW. 15c, 3 lb*. 10c. bronzed face was Aushed. He was to talk. motorman —came true for two While tjie stores steel and other metals w-111 dras i ested In giving "you more ser\-lngs per pound." Cluster Table Raising fOe. placed on the table outside of the Be Content! order named. Bake in .moderate Purple Top White Turnip*, speaking into the telephone. F'rom After she was gone. Carol boys, aged 15 and 16, but the end main entrance to High School hall FIND MORE LEISURE TON are filled w-lth can tically reduce the supply of new jj MERICA is a young coun- Dates, Figs. ing may be sad. Sheriff's deputies oven 45 minutes. Makea 2 loaves. jy S Ib*. 14c. 'bits of conversation Carol heard named at Andy. "It's not .right! i and the gathering of people drop dles of all shap<-s. farm machinery arid repair parts a fit ly , as countries go. Very •Mixed Nuts, beat, Ib. S5«l she guessed he was taking to Mr. found them shuttling a street-car ped a coin into it now and then. DAIRY SPECIALS NEW CROP XMAS NUTS STUFFED OLIVES colors and price?, Native Roasting DEERFOOT SAUSAGE Rutabaga Turnip* English W'sinnto, Ib. 85c. .Miss Fanny’s given her life to this A Vital Part of Any Education It a\ allable for this coming season, H modern, it teems with new -Hewfick. j store! You can't turn her out!" back and forth on a siding where The rc.>mlt. of the collection is , . Y fW Fairmont Butter, ^ your family might FRESH OYSTERS Idaho Baker* LImentone When Andy hung up, he said to idle cars are parked. They were Our Best ! take great pleasure Your Dally N'ews|iaper Reading w-ith the result that farmers who ideas; it is adventuresome, un Chickens Vthite Putatoe*, pk. 44c, I His lips denied the doubt in his $8.91 and it Ls hoped that it will 2 lbs...... / J Carol, ".Semi this sweater hack to eyes. "Mr. Herrick did it Carol. turned over to juvenile officers. be remembered to do this at other Mixed Nuts, lb. .. < 9% rC 12c, 23c, 25c in m ^lng their Here’s a happy w-ill need equipment should order conventional, unafraid. Come Old Farms Conntr>- Style Yam* Sweets the department.' Land O’ Lakes thought for Christ it now, according to a warning is 5 1 won't interfere." gatherings as it Is the total of English Walnuts, Christmas tapers. I Christmas, though, and nowhere 39c Ib. Green Beans, 2 qt*. 2.V. Pinehurst I "But Mrs. Milligan " her eyes "But It's Your store," her voice During 1940. 177,307 persons these small contributions that will Butter, 2 lbs...... 0 « A New York specialty shop offers mas—send that boy sued by the Hartford Farm Pro Sausage Meat Fresh Peas. ! were apprehensive. "She’s been a Diamond, Ib...... JLi m Qi 29c, 55c, 85c In college or the duction Credit AaaociaUon. Sw ill you find a deeper k>ve for 5 !2 to 7 pounds. From ro.se in condemnation "It's Dear vi.Hited Glaclen National Park in make'the goal. Fairmont Cream this season a kit containing a>l the Bolton. Cauliflower. Oranges I charge customer for twenty years. born's! Why don't you run It .Montana, using 59,806 automo Miss Hazel B. Trotter has an HANDY TOWELS Large Fancy materials to make ten eight-inch soldier In camp— "Although some new machines tradition. Americans love the BroccolL She'll talk!" Cheese, lb...... PLAIN OLIVES his home tow-n pa- will be for sale, the only safe 33c Ib. your own way? You know this biles for their transportation. ' nounced the names of those w-ho Brazil Nuts, Ib. .. bayberry candies—wlcklng. direc ^Christmas trees bright : with Plump, Large Beet*. Carrots. Tangerines, dosra Sfie. "Let her talk. " His voice was i.sn’t right” Fancy Swiss g Q — tions and a pound of bayberry I’er—The Manches practice for farmers in this local Pinehurst Salads. f SUlgry. "Mr. Herrick says we Pecans, soft shell, ^ g ^ g lights and tinsel; they love the SPERRY’S CaUfomla Orsogee, 44e He regarded her silently. Then. Cheese, Ib...... wax. "Your home wrll be permeat ter Evening Herald ity is to place their orders now for .Arizona Iceberg. ^^c dozen. j, can’t let her dictate the policy of lirge, lb...... a SC 15c “'25c both new equipment and repairs g holly and smell o f pine; glowing CAPONS BAG SAUSAGE "She wanteil $.500." he said even Fancy Blue Size Bottles ed with that refreshing old-time Hotbed Boston Lettuce. Florida Orangeo, th e...j 1 . the store." ly. “Santa Clause stays in Toy- Fancy Pecan fragrance when the candlea.-ara, lu Books for (.'hristmaa and replacements. Farmers in oth H canoes and lovely old carols, Red Ripe Tomatoea Carol disregarded the rebuke Cheese, lb...... W er sections of the U. S. are follow 45c Ib. Pineapple kind, 88o aatt 43e land. Carol. Not in the manager's Meats, !'i Ib...... 4 9 ^ C Olives, Tri-Pack Combina the making. And the younger .Books that tell how to get more j Perhaps best o f all they love that Lamb Legs RadlsbM doz. -• !’ "Still—if she haa a real ca.se office." He took his hot. "Keep Good Old Snappy ^ focKl value for your money, how ing this procedure and Connecti Pepper* "We don’t know when the holes English Walnut tion, large members Will feel they have a real cut farmers may be left short if ^ 7 to 8 pounds. any messages for me. I'll be out part in the holiday preparatitms. to save -vitamins and get better moment when the whole family Cucumber* Grape Fruit, 2 tor 35e ' got In it. Mr. Herrick says she Cheese, lb...... ■ # J w Heats, Vi Ib...... 4 b Y C bottle ...... they do not follow suit," stated 33c Ib. 4 for 25c- the rest of the day." Imported Gruyere Cheese, flavor, how- to put health in your gathers 'round the table, for the FOWL New Cabbage probably made them herself, He was angry with her, too. Planter’s Frank M. Kearns, the associa Plnk Grape Fruit, 1 Ripe Olives, •Merry Christmaa— family menus and produce better- tion's secretary. "It is not merely a _ traditional Christmas dinner. NATIVE BROILERS Avocadoe* I thinking she would get her money At last she began to admit there 12 portions g g _ tasting dl.ahea at the same time ROAST PORK Large D’.AnJon Peare. \ I back." Salted Peanuts, large s iz e ...... Happy New Year matter of delay which may be en V Here are two menus either of DUCKS W'atercre** was no use. Andy had no interest in box ...... Arthur Benson of Benson's Fur -:-the3r books make year-Iona Chlokory—Chl\-e* I Made them herself That in the store. -Ib. c a n ...... A I C Medium Chrifltmn.H ififtH. countered if orders are not enter which will fit the picture. * 28c Ib. ' aoundefl like Mr. Herrick. If Andy Fancy Sagt Planter’s niture and Radio store wishes all ed. but manufacturers won't be ! Rib Lamb Chops . . ^Ib. 35c Ho would fall There seemed hla cuatomera and friends A Men v Rib or Strip. 1' only knew how precious such good nothing she could do to stop him. Cheese, lb...... Cashew Nuts, size ...... able to make up materials that are [ will could be. She should never Chriatmas and A Happy New Season's Good not ordered. V Our Fruit Basket Expert has just devel Andy Dearborn was not worthy Baby Gouda can ...... m rn tC Silver Lane Year. Wishes g Old-Eoshienad NUTS - CANDY - OLIVES oped a new fruit basket tray to sell at I- have been allowed to get as far as of his heritage! "This also applies to fertiliser, I? the manager's office with as rea- Cheese, each .. Pitted Dates, Sweet Mixed rhe w., O. Glenney since many chemlcala which go in g Ctiristmds OInnar ^ Fruit Cake Salted (Freshly Roa.sted) $1.19 and $1,99, in addition to our regu Her heart ached for all of them. A Merry Christmaa to All Company of North Try one of these old South-. i' aonable a complaint as this. Especially for Miss Funny. She 8-oz. pkg...... Pickles, qt. jar .. to comnieretal ferUlizers are be MIXED lar lines at $2.50, $3.50 and up. 1 "—to serve their welfare," Mr The Johnson Paint Malh street extend ing used tor war purposes. Manu g WUtMnbvrs CwwmmpS em FFV Fruit Cake*. 2 In a was’ being disml.s.sed without a Crisco -61’ Spry, Layer Figs, Silver Lane g (Wlrti Nay MTS mmI 4«aiaHna«), It's a dendy and Is »ure to pleoee. PI .«*e i' Dearborn had said. The people's Company want to to' you the Season's facturers M these supplies will' not pkg. $2.tS. .or buy one for NUTS Ib. 69c order baskets Tuesday night. cent, while if the^ will Could be I ,3-lb, can -...... Dill Pickles, g . taaM wkfc too* MvOkif 11.18. welfare. And this was how Andy found, she wotild receive much 8-oz. pkg...... lake this opportuni bcft .. for a Merry be permtMd to use raw maUriala : was serving it! Seedless Raisins, quart j a r ...... ty to wish alt the Christmas and a to m a lo^ p reserve stocks of the g Crantorry Isms Dromedary Fruit Cake Ui popnd ...... 39c more than the $.500. Seedless Raisins, B. & B. Fresh Choenlafes s Perhaps it was just as well the Carol knew why she expected 15-oz. pkg., 2 f o r .. ifa I V 15-oz. pkg. 2 f o r .. Sweet Gherkins, readers of Judy’s Happy New Year finlshjs^producta, unless definite g CtsssisJ Ostsss ssJ l!ss« 49c each These Items aa advertised hi will had not been found. Andy column a Merry ordera^-^from farmers are on file m ^ — A _ - - 69c and $1.00 Ib, .McCall’*. the sum. It w’as that Mr. Dear Mince Meat, Royql R Q _ Royal Scarlet, somewhere." Dromedary Fruit Cake Mix 'V might seem to reform only long born usually set aside for rctire- Christmaa and a Christmas Greetings " (CssAWrsswwMadssh Jenny Lind Miniatures, 79c Scott Towel*, 8 for 39e. \anough to get possession of the Scarlet, 8-oz. pkg. . I Jr V HONOR BRAND 12-oz. j a r ...... Happy New Year. A Merry cairistmss and a Hap Secretary Wlckara of the U. S. Sfdssai 45c ea^h rnotTio hient. - Department of Agriculture haa al Colonial...... 2 <4 lbs. $1.19 Kleenex, 2 for 25c. I Ittore and then revert to policies F'ive hundred dollars! Hep mind None-Such Mince ^ FROSTED FOOD py New Year to one and all read Strawberries. Wesson Oil, pint* Sic. jy iOte these. ' Heinz ers of Judy's column from Qus- so issued an appeal to farmers to (Wlllii Herahey Buds and Minia toyed with it until she began to Meat, 2*pkgs...... A IC ‘ SPECIALS Shade* of World War 1 DORSET GIFT BOXES Raspberrie.s. Ocean Spray Cranbeng Fresh> Cucumber Pickles, The boudoir cap la back, Alicia taf.son's Brownbtlt Shoe Co. check over ail their equipment and I tures. accept lU reality. She had righted Mince Meat, g — place their orders for repair parts *n*#y S1.69,'$2.00, $3.50 and Limas. Sauce, 2 can* 29c. V ! T h f next customer to come to other WTongs. Why not this one? Asparagus Cuts, ^ ^ | Hart says. It Is an alert Fifth Chocolate Thin Mints . • Crisco, 8 Ib*. 69c. ; Andy , was Mrs. Grover. She Brownie, 2-lb. jar and replacemenU they will need $3.00 each. iroccoli. Corn, VVhy did she hesitate to write a pack age...... 15 c 21c Avenue store's bedtime new-s for Christmaa Cheer and New Year’s for the coming season. After Dinner Mints Aunt Jemima’ll Paaoalta J made three trips to his office be- check for Mi.ss Fanny-when she Crosse & Blackwell Mince the coming war spring. Ropphtoia .sparasrus Tip.s. Flour, 2 for 29c. i- fore she caught him in. She ALL OUT Aib TO FOOD BUDGETS! Asparagus Tips, Watermelon Sweet 10c knew It was due her in acrordance Meat, jar And that could be a minor na The Bryant snd (Thspmiui Com I * Fluffy Pumpkin ingredients; stu iio- French Style Green Bean.s. Kitchen Bouquet. ’ f , wanted to^return a bicycle £»he had with the will? Actually, she was OUR STORE’S A GREAT "ARSENAL” OF FOOD STORAGE, GIVING “ALL-OUT” pack age...... <94 Pickle, large j a r .. tional disaster. pany wish all of you a Merry Small Ribbon Candy I bought for ber little boy's Christ- 29c lisiolves. Pour into Cut Green Beans. KVP Shelf Paper 25e. better justlAed in this case than AID TO f a m i l y BUDGETS! ? String Beans, Sweet and Sour But don't let certain surface Christmas and a Happy New Friendly Suit ! Combine cu tray o f aui 43c KVP Heavy Wax 35c. in any of the others. similarities mislead you. This is Year. , • r,, . "H e wanteoXlt more than, any- 25c*"''49e package ...... Pickled Onions, jar 8 spoon cinnamon, AT PINEHURST. ORDER: Buy 4 rolls ^ d get wall dia True, she had never written so R. ft R. Plum O O « not 1M7. 1 ----- frigerator penser free. < - . thing la the w w d," she told An- Peas, Is Being Brought g n u tm e g , Vi tea Gicqiiot Ginger Ale. large a check. It would be cer Holiday This time, tb'e headpiece will be •t point “ PhiladcipMa Braud" Craoii .*y- "W e couldnH afford it but Pudding ...... package > • • • • Merry Christmas and an Abun I tain to come to Mr. Herrick’s at « Sugar 'n' Spice LAND Spice Drops, Ib. 15 c”'23c I the resort of the efficient—and a dance of Cheer K cloves, ginger and s A M l 4 ufacturer for Sparkling Water. Cheese f l^ihe beggM so hard." 25c R. ft R. Fig tention at the end of the month. S AND EVERYTHING NICE Lima Beans, temporary resort. She wlU put it B cup strained cooked o rS n n e d Coca-Cola, Sun List Leuions, 8 for lOe. ■ "I’m sorry,” Andy started to ex- O’ Pudding ...... XOC May tWs ChrUtma* A friendly suit is being brought freeie to mush.' r But by then surely the will would package ...... on Instead of doing her hair over White Rock Water. Camphel'i’* Mushreera Soim. > yljUK but she hurried on. have been found and both he and LAKES Home Made CHRISTMAS CANDY bear a photographic againot the trustees of the Bolton g pumpkin, 1 cup milk. Best 2 "H e wax so'sick," she told him. \ KLEIN'S Heinz Fig or.Date ^ g for partlea and dinner. Maybe likeness of the one Delsey ToUet IlMae Andy would understand' she did Sausage Meat, Ib. Strawberries, AND COOKIES she urill sleep In It occasionally. Methodist church to be heard in ^*eggf and 1 egg yolk; add. Beat Olives. Pickles. "The doctor said.dt might help—, it in, deference to Mr. Dearborn's « HAVE 'EM ALL AT A P u d d in g...... 4V w V SUeed or Whole, of jTxir heart's de the Superior court of Tolland Stuffed Olives...... 12c-33c t.i Just to look at it.” uBut it wriU be off the head for her sire and- the New 1 egg white stiff; fold ia Pbur wishes. « MONEY-SAVING PRICE! TURKEYS N . B. C. package ...... Hard and Filled liitightly hair-care because today's county on the first Tuesday of and 35c. HOLIDAY CHEE8EI Oerol plUed her. “ y ------Year be an album January. The suit Is brought to into 9 " unbaked pie shelL Bake The letter to Miss Fanny was RITZ,^pkg. Eggs, I*ocal, Fancy, Strictly Candy, 1-lb. pkg.' I woman knows that lovely hair is "H e wee never able to ride it. different from the o'thers. It 19c Red Raspberries, 23c of happy days— ,clear up the UUe of land on which ioboc oven (425® F.) 45 min Cape Cod Cranberry Sauce, Blue Roquefort. He only touched it with bis hands. Fresh, Large Size, I healthy hair. prai.sed her long .service in the 5 SPRY 3 Ibg...... 67c package ...... Peanut Brittle, from The Fallot the church now stands. Many im utes. Serve hot. (whole berries if you SAGE CHEESE. h My little boy"—her voice caught store and thanked her for her lb Ocean Spray Cran Studio. portant improvementa are now -*Qie died lest week.” i CRISCO 3 lb». . . 67c Sliced Peaches, 1-Ib. box 4H 49 V Ssasoa’a OreeUng to Every p le a se )...... jar 31c Cottage Cheese. loyalty. It ended with a wish for berry Sauce, tin .. Asj»ragU8 Tips, Royal underway at the church and in the New England Delicacies.,, b: ‘Tm eorry," Andy .sympathized. her Merry Christmas. « ------11c pSekage ------Mint Patties, Chocolate . Reader May Your Ctirlstinas Be of Good Course of search of the title it was Baby Gouda or Edaai. "But you eee we have a rule. We V STUFFED Scarlet, lo f the Shopping column from Mat- Whole Berry Cranberry She paused s tense moment be Ours la the Moat Complete Se Covered, Cheer found that there are several flaws. CftrlstimM Dlnnar Genuine Gruyere^ ' can’t let toys be returned. You square can ...... 4 9 m V Ithew Wlor, the Jeweler, 997 Main Judge WiUlam 8. Hyde of Man fore she put Miss Fanny's name lection of CoM Meats In Town! Stale Bread for 1-Ib. b o x ...... A 4 9 v and your New Year filled with .MacLaren’s ImperiaL . undwstend, of course.” and the three Agure .sum on the J Olives jar 29c Onnranteed! Peas, I*arge, Sweet, -Royal Istreet and a Happy and Prosper- prosperity and happiness la the chester ho* been engaged to rep *hemr Cfosbsny Mss Cs*kMI "W e’d only had it three weeka. Staffing, Ige. loaf '. lous New Year. check—^$500, She signed it Dear Scarlet, No. 2 can, After Dinner Mints, V wish of Quinn's Pharmacy. resent the church in the suit and hseW CMAss sfith Clmeisl IkHist g ^ a never rode it. We need the born’s with her own initials un Large, Strictly Freeh" Bell’s Seasoning, Mpera wire served today on the HO.MEMAd E r -• 2 for ...... ; . . package .. ... * * I w C Csrrsst JsSy ^'money for clothes for the other derneath. <5 1C pack age...... P. S. for You \ CbrlBtaiaa of Good, dieer irustees. ^ichlldren." She wax calm now. Calm and EGGS doz. 53c Fruit Cocktail, Royal Scar Assorted Toffies, Grant'a still have a supply of ; Carol clenched her Aata. Andy Dill Pickleg, 6 f o r ISc Stiefcney ft Poor’K The Wilroae Dress Shop wish sure. It was as it again the spirit let, largest I-lb, box .a.,.... viee Nykm hosiery for 11.59, all you one and ail A Merry Christ , Masked Penley Pelelees Lnffy, her humanity cried. Give Ready Stuffing, "*ea and slses. [ aatoklMl of Andrew Dearborn stood at her —Extra Fancy CBII •••••••••• maa and a Prosperous New Year *ity Club Annus|l the money. It's only Justice! Bids. - Combination Sale 30c paekage ...... Holiday Mixed ICatrm eMsa «l«nr owh, sldd* foot) aba heard him ’aay, "Mi'- 15c in 1942. Once more she had saved the 1 Lb. BtnxweU Honae Coffee, Royal Scarlet, three Cookies, Ib...... ^ee You—A Merry Christmaa ‘ Han Nddkie Ahoka arifk ck la. In charge of that, Mrs. name he treasured. Merry Cbriatmaa, Joy and Pros- Ikiity CseNod io*«* Roasting Chickens, lb. 35c SWEDISH SPECIALTIES grinds, Silex, Drip, and H ydePark Christmas Muffins Party Is*Tonight ear. Tou'U have- to see him.” In defiance of his own son. she COFFEE 25 c “ ity in tjte New Year is the sin- (St* Mek of Ik* Month t woman tumM wearily A Large Assortment Percolator, Assorted Cookies, From The Rumford Gook Book jud done only what Andv should Stock Up On Tender a wish of The Dew-ey-Ricbman —"Magic Muffins" a copy which c*a** Carol longed to stop her. have dene.himself! 1-Ib. can ...... 1-Ib. b o x ...... Jompany for all the readers of 'MS the money into her hands, Canned Fish, Gaffelbitar, is youra 4f you writs to Rumford The annual Cbriatmaa party of (To Be Ooatlniwd) PEAS, 2 this 29c |ludy*s (xdumn. the Manchester City club will bo it back "In the name of Mr. « Bartlett Peors 2 No. 1 tins 25c AnchOTica, Sill in jars. Animal or Toy Baking Co., Box K, Rumford, R. 1. I *PruUy Crmuburry JuUa { Can't Be Daplicated Anywhere! itring handle boxes, a cupa flour held Ui tha club rooms at nine I Cocktmtt Tree For 8aaU CUnsee Brown Beans, Yellow Peas, Ocean Spray o’clock tonight Members of the back for Mr. Dsarbom ? TO TA L 54c Cranberry Sauce, each ...... 3 1-3 toaspoons Rumford Bak thought ran riot.in her mind Another Red Hot Valuet Spisbrod, Llnipa Brod and ataSua^ekiy'lLto S or 4 ing Powder club are privileged to bring as 1 qt,ctaaberi7 |uk« Hollywood. -Dec. 23— (iP)—Santa 2 cans ••••*,,.,. Hi Ho Crackers, 9 leh ^dees. With ahajT - knife many guesU aa Uiey cars to. nck> her breathleas. .Claua, at lopg laat, will get a break ALL KINDS OF BEER Bond-oat’^Cheese, ^ i n or 1-3 taaapoon salt " cocktaS will aald that the name of Royal Scarlet l-lb« box ••«.••*,, I lake five or six inr.lstnna down S !fablaspoona sugar *U will be oold at the doer. too on Cbriatmaa. Hal Peary, the Home Style Peaches N o.2jf20c On Ice in Cans and Bottles* seeds. Also LIngott Ber- alk, (topping Within l l-S inches Jack Sanoon ta chairman of tha Ipcgtqgerak Irtera’a muat never atand "for great Oilderaleeve of radio and lies in Jan* Cranberry Sauce,. Rit* Crackers, 1 egg, beaten Idcnpiugm bing but aervice.” Here waa )f end. Drop piecca Into cold wa 1 cup milk oonunittss in charge and be hae aereen. haa invited Krla Kringlea 2 Cana ,•••••*••• 1-Ib* b o x ...... contradlctioil of the wiU. A N D m S n Y OTH ERS! fer and plaoa in icebox for aever- 1-4 cup butter maltod arranged to put on a high claaa in HoUywood and Loa Angelea to houra. The (pjjt enda wUl curl entertaimrnnt. Chef Urbeno Oeano Mra. MiUigaiL Now Mra. a breakfaat party Doc. 25. Fifteen 1-3 cup chopped maraschino will cater for'the supper which wtUJ yr. They were two o f doxena aloag atalka. ’Taka two cherris* a l n ^ have accepted. There*U be KLEIN’S FOOD STORE 1 itohiu pitoaa u tha cnrlod oal- be eerved during the evehlng’g ' Bg tuned nway preeenU and a Chrlatmao tree, 3-8 cup cram* d* moatb* ebaiN program. what, no one to play Sanita Claus 1^1 c e n t e r ST. Open ETcrjr Night 'Til 9:00 (yClocit D1AG3256 D IAL 5137 FREE DELIVERY aad flil eavtttea with any 4a- IMK dioppikl' be Santa! Clauaea! vStuOlBC' Prsw the two ^ 1 .. But flour,.- Rumford n»king and ataad upright To(U seem to indibata that the core of the earth l » i g ^ on an MANCHESTEK EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2:?, 1941 PAGE FTFTEBlf^ Carl Bradway of West Stafford known to have been seized by the Bill to Take the momtnf except for an unevent has been set in place In the plaxa Japaneac, the Navy said, was the of the Stafford Springs Hotel for ful air raid alarm at 10:26 »• 1®- liner Preaideirt Harrison. the annual community celebration War P l^ls (8:26 p. m. eJi.L Monday) which . The Navy communique, baaed on sponsored by the Stafford Springs lasted 26 minutes. reports received up to 9 a.m., e.s.t., Mrs. C. H. Jaycox antertained fire department. The program will Still Urgetl Gridiron Greats Are Strongly Entrenched In Southland Army officials said later that today, follows: her class of girls at the North open Wednesday night at 0:30 At- two waves of Japanese planes had “Atlantic theater—There are no Methodist church school, with a ttlio Frassinelll of Grant avenue (Continued from rage One) heen sighted heading toward the new developments to report. Christmas party last night at her wl]l act as master of ceremonies city from the south. Their failure “ Eastern Pacific—Two U. S. home on Starkweather street •and will Introduce the program iusiness Leaders Gen Mrs. Ellen MnrSweeney ment was reached by labor-indus Cards’ Pilot to reach Manila wasAakeii^as an merchant ships were attacked by Games were played, carols sung which will include; ..concerts of Tavern Team Trips indication that they had been in Mrs. Ellen MaeSweeney, a resi try conferencees to eliminate Owen’s Play erally Vague as to the enemy submarines off the Pacific and the refreshments were appro dent of Manchester for the last 68 Christmas medleys by the Phoenix tercepted by American fighters and priate to the ottcaslon, ice cream strikes. ( I j f Mnnrfl trom Pag* coast. Both attacks wbre unsuc years, wasVlftlricd thi.s morning. Liberty Eand, community carol driven off. Coming Year. In Santa Claus forms, cookies In Connally said that the head of ••( Seeks Speed Fordham Varsity cessful. ITie funeral left the T. P. Holloran singing and specialties by a male Earlier this yesr we wrote • Once again let us ask that the Sports Freak Has Second Alarm the shape of stars, wreaths and chorus, composed of singers from government department engaged ^ Lee’s Esso Bowlers •uuAdlng and two other eaat Manila had a second alarm at “ Central Pacific — Wake Island funeral home, 176 Center street, at In the production of milltnr\ arti about lack of spirit among the •>"* scores of basketball games be FiWpvardB picket lines were set By Paul Oeener and John Berkley sustained another strong air at Christmas trees. 8:30 and was followed by a solemn the choirs of the various churches Next Season 2 31 p. m. (12:31 a. m. e.s.t.) but New York, Dec. 23 (Wide in Stafford. Santa Claus will ar cles had called him on the tele High school students. There was ‘ o^*’*"* when sent In. We like Of This Year ^ at 12:30 a. m. and again at 4 again hostile planes failed to ap tack in the forenoon of the 22nd. requiem high mass In St. James’s phone and had urged that the These werfe hours for changes World I—-War activity will domi Several enemy planes were shot A Christmas party for children church at 9 o’clock. Rev. Edmund rive. after the musical program Dairy Team Takes Last Norris 1/O.sch Faith p , » ! , u , ! . Last to Arrivd pear over the city and the all clear of the members of Mons-Ypres m the fire truck to distribute Senate take action on the bill. 1 shift, and the United Weldors, nate 1942. down. An enemy force effected a Barrett was celebrant, Rev. Vin Connally quoted the department In Red Wing Icemen Norwich. Just what caused the also like to have them chip In. was sounded after 20 minutes. Seventeen editors of specialtzeil Post, B. W. V. and auxiliary will Christmas bags to the children. Year’s (Champs into Peddles Two Slow Stars tiers and Helpers of Amenea— The double failure of the Japa landing on Wake the morning of cent Hines, deacon and Rev. W il head, whom he did not name, as sudden return Is not known but too. We realize that the grade Brooklyn i^itrher Gels e independent union announced business and trade magazines have bo given tonight at seven o'clock The department Is preparing to I Syracuse (’agers nese to carry ouLJLhelr usual daily the 23rd liam J. Dunn, sub deacon. Rev. saying: Camp; Nielson Takes New York, —James For Speed Boys; Has lu i" * " fi'’ Gced in the five games school boy of today la the home Over One Hundred St It henceforth its policy would be been scanning the year Just closing “Far East Japanese claims of at the Britlah-American clubhouse Thomas Stack occupied a seat In distribute over 1.000 bags at the Most Votes ( for His Hav* Fine Record attacks heartened Manila residents, comunlty celebration and to per "W e’ve got to have It to handle Norrl.x, Jr., vlqe-pr^sldent of this year that the basketball team owner of tomorrow and nothing [picket only at such times. and the 1941 horizons.' seizure of a large number of on Maple street. the sanctuary. Top Honors. Designs on Pennant has played. There was plenty of plea.ses us more than to give them ' Now Training Down who felt that the vigilance of the Here are some of their flash sons confined to homes and Insti our affairs.” the Detroit club. Is beginning Costly Error; Other ‘ Troops Avalliilile for Diit.' American merchant vessels are Mrs. MaeSweeney’s many friends A Joint labor-industry confer cheering. early break to read the Herald he Army announcement of the American Air Korce was respon- observations: J. A. Livingston, tutions because of illness. to lose faith In some of the In 1942 Campaign. I Syracuse, Dec. 23.—Syracuse Sunny South; TIgf without foundation! The only-U. S. A t the meeting of Campbell called at the funeral home for the ence called by President Roosevelt ------Helflsh ? hdrawnl .stated that the tns.p« siblc. staff economist. Business Week: Th(! West Side Tavern won a Red Wing hockey players. Nope, Just aiming to Freakish I*lays. I boaato one of the finest inter- American pilota have been pre- merchant ves.scl known to have Council K. of C.. held last night past two days to pay tribute for to agree on a war-time policy to I "W e’re playing a few minor But the biggest surprise of all please, I collegiate basketball records in Have Edge on Riva lAre available for duty at the The war outlimk is no’^ the busi hard fought 4 to 0 decision from By Harry Grayson ilicting that JapaneHc airmen try- been seized by the Japanese is the the award.4 of turkeys were as tol- the many kindly acts that she per avert Industry stoppages was to leaguers,’' he confesses. was caused when Pat Vendrillo the country. During the tenure Slants If the .....1 for them arises ness outlook. Not only will Ami%i- .S, S. President Harrison." lows: C. Bushey, 12'j Main street; Llirinfiiius Social I./ee’8 Esso Station team last night stepped out with the cheer lead By Harold flaaiuien By Two Weeks; Boi Army hemlquartors haa ing to attuc;. targets on Luzon formed during her life. They sent resume Its meetings this afternoon I 'ITie Brooklyn Americans New York, Dec. 23.-W hile they The present situation hits the 'if I>ew Andreas, which began would find the going increasingly can sentiment during 1942 move K O'Leary. Cottage, atreet; ftnyvers and spiritual bouquets. The (2 p. m. e.s.t.) after fottr days of In the West Side Reo league while ers and did his "bit." New York, Dec. 23 — /A*' — Aa 5?) comment some ohserveis .Mded By .M'ore I’lanea I broke a 10-game losing streak unquestionably sacrificed consid Here la a students of th* High school the with the 1924-25 season, the up and down with the fortnnes of H S. P.; S. Gumes, 221 Pine church was well filled this morn l8 Held bv Circle gatherings had failed to produce a evident as a Christmas necktie Is Teams Shape iJp We ilought the soldiers might be re loufth , , ' ,ar. but all industrial activity The Army communique said the the West Side Dairy again showed [beating the Wfngs, 4-3, on a erable power, the St. Louis Cardi youngster that knows the value hardest. A great ba.sketball Orange has won 245 games and •ijust watch us shortly, said atreet: Betty Shea. GlenWopd program acceptable to both sides of moral support. He has heard 111 be concentrated toward pro invader's landing operations were ing at the mass. championship form defeating Billy , fluke goal in overtime at Madi team and no place to watch It the opinion of the nation's sports lost only 65. It has never turn tim ed to guard duty lplnc theater: Grant, wife of Walton W. Grant at each place. They were fashion (3iocolates treih from the tory. through which the Yankees poured plane. tion program. It is more for war, Anderson-.Shea Auxiliary, V. F. mikrr*! The world ftmoin W. Bantlcy ... .. 84 91 101—276 Coach Crowlcv, en route, sal I tient union “ ( ’ombnt operations are conlin- of 22 Cambridge atreet. who died ed of red apples, marshmallows Public With a Smile. For that and other reasems. It tour unearned runs and a 7 to 4 Off Dutch Harrison's he was confident of his varaity*j These indii-tiic'^ have govern- An Army .spokesman said no re less for es.Hentlal riviliaii need.s W . will hbid its regular meeting Sunday at the Manchester Memo SAMPLER! 81.50 to 87..50. G. Bronkie .. . . .118 122 110-350 iimg with increasing intensity tonight at the V. F. W. home, and for the arms and legs, cranbersies should be one of the more pleas triumph. That sent them ahead, ability but was a little concer J,TBient-negcd lat ed labor e<)ntractH ports had been received this mom- and none at all for peace ami the rial hospital, following a brief Ill W. Ruhde ...... 86 88 86—260 along the ea.slern ahorc of Lln- follow it with a Christmas party. for the head and bits of marsh TIm FAIRHILL — outotand* By Mortimer Kraeger ing to watch. three games to one. In the World Garrison Finish. about the two-week layoff toll .frith the AKl- Metal 1 rndes I'e- iig from Davao on Mindanao is pursuit of happiness. But a big ness. was held this afternoon at mallow for buttons. Five door N. Angelo ... .. 98 136 124—358 Winter Sports Sports Roundup I land, where hard fighting has been gayeii gulf, north of Dnmortis. A Each member is reminded to bring ing box at |l a Mund. Christ- Fans still like to see smart stuff Series which they won the next ing the New York Unive ? |*rtment, providing, that the AKL construction year is ahead. ' majorlengagement is being fought 2 o’clock at the Watkins Funeral prizes were also drawn. The re New Orleans, Dec. 23 -(/t5 - The under way against an invading Burnham Finney, Editor. A.mer a tFn cent gift. Mrs. W. J. Fortin maff-wrapped. WcHI hold your Totals ...... on the bases. How otherwise would Jay. Harlingen, Tex., Dec. 23— (A5 — game. •t5hsll be recognized as sole har- In Ihrlvicinity of Santo Toma.s Home. Dr. Watson Woodruff. Pas freshments consisted of fancy . 486 528 538 1.552 comeback of horse racing in New By Hugh Fullerton, Jr. Japanese force. lean MachlnUst: “Over J.l.OOO.OOO - heads the refreshment committee. choice or send any>fhffrf. you account for the tremendous Booklet Here Freak Series •Golfdom s Nomads started the last The western All-Stars who pli Ifcilnlng agent for their employes. where "defending American Philip tor of the Center Congregational sandwiches, decorated cup cakes, West Side Tavern New York. Dec. 23 -0 of niBi'hine tools will be pro Others assisting Include Mrs. Flor Orlean.s is largely in tfie capable popularity of Pepper Martin ? Cer The series Also produced other lap of the 1941 trail of gold today Jan. 3 in the East-West chailt ',1. The Welders spill vulti the AKL pine troop;; have attained some in church, officiated. Mrs. R. K. An ice creant and chocolate milk. C. Freihell ... . .105 103 96—304 Lfmlsvllle Colonels have grabbed meanwhile, took additional meaS' duced in the Unitwl States in ence Peterson. Mrs. Margaret S. Gustafson . . .126 90 93—309 hands of a veteran Eastern official tainly, he wasn’t noted for belting happenings which drew attention after Henry Picard won the Rh/ game, transplanted here fn liitecaus*’ the Metal Trades Council itial succes.scs. derson, organist, rendered appro home runs. ■)ff the brass ring in this winter’s California, found themselves In ires to perfect Its wartime organl 1942. Tn a normal year machine Brown, Miss Helen Gustafson and The CENTER C. Nielson ...... 108 146 120—374 who firmly believes “ the sport i.s baseball Ivory hunt by signing Pete trom the 86 voting writers. Fat Grande Valley open in a stretch |] denied them .statu.s ns an indivdiial “Japanese insips are continuing priate selections. Time Savers Billy Southworth is the runnlng- Valuable Information most the same position' as ration on a long-range basis. ^ ol builders do a business of JIDO Mrs. Bertha Wetherell. R Anderson .. . .142 88 138-368 the thing’’--and if that Is provid Layden, who Is supposed to be bet ireddie Fitzsimmons, Dodger fight packed with drama. union with the AKL .strmtnre to land lietween A goo and San The beareri were: Earl P. Shaw, A man using a two-horse plow ed at a track, the financial angles est manager In baseball. Another 86.000 open starting Rams; They arrived In New Emergency Control Officlala 000,000 annually. " Everett T. McKinney. George H. took seven hours to plow one acre PHARMACY H. Mattson . .. . .118 118 111—347 Describing All Runs ter os an outfield uian he was as a .'pitcher, getting knocked out by a The government designated pro Fernando. Landing operations arc Vernon P. Boynton of 1089 Tol will take care of themselves. The day Billy the Kid took over at Beaumont Friday, closes out the leans yesterday and are sever Good and Bad Year being supported by increasing Hall, Chester L. Robinson, Julian of wheat land in 1830. Modem 487 Main Street Texas U. ball carrier la.st fall ... I b-ow on the knee gainc(. mention. ‘Holiday Trnffir vinclal treasurefk throughout the land Turnpike, proprietor' of the Totals ...... 599 Edward J. Brennan, director of the club in mid-season of last year, On Sports Desk. He waa a standout In the national j*"-'' did the Brooklyn reporter who money program for the year. workouts behind their Eastern I.,. C. Morrow, editor. Factory numbers of bombing and attack C. Cary, all of Manche.ster. and tractors do the same job in one 545 558 1702 ponents. ' »J archipelago aa deputy emergency general grocery store at Buck- Odd Fellows BMg, PaganI West Sides racing at the 42-day meet which the bloke.s In the red blazers stole semi-pro tournament last summer *9te to the fourth game.s ol There's nothing left but cash to Management and Maintenance -• planes. Dr. O. Lam.son Beach, of Hartford. hour. The West squad borrowed 'Sloclicd hy Sirihr control officials with authority to larrd since August of 1940, gave B. Pagan! ...... 88 84 94—266 a new organization Is conducting more bases than they swiped in a Boston. Dec. 23. The seventh after hitting .397 for the college I I*'-"! world senes bycause his wife battle for. Wee Ben Hogan already t Clevtdand, r>cc T.) ' oT> An commandeer essential foodstuffs both good snd bail husinesa will “Thi'ic were air raids of a minor another Christmas party for child Burial was In the Buckland here after the sport had been dis year and a half under Ray Blades. needed tiospitalization otter being has clinched the Vardon Trophy Tulane Univiersity uniforms Quito A Change A. Brown ...... 96 91 96— 283 revised edition of the Skier’s season . . . Ticklish moment turn P 'A F L union's strike against Cen characterize the manufacturing in charartvr over other portions of ren of the Buckland school this cemetery. continued by the Louisian^' Jock With Mize and Padgett gone, injured In a corner lot football .md is the top money winner with terday and went through a fuel, building materials and other The moon has a temperature of The MURPHY M. Schubert .. . .107 116 105—328 ed up at Madison Square Garden out before going to Baton tral Greyhound lines spend across supplies to prevent hoarding and dustries In 1942. Total value of Luzon. afternoon. The children, including J. Hedluml .. . . .118 95 119—332 ey Club, grew up on the Pimlico and Mancuso nothing more than Guide to New England came out game. $17,708 by virtue of his fifth place “ Fighting is continuing in the about 212 degrees Fahrenheit last Friday vi'hen the fans spotted where they set up pennanc "the entire system tiMlay and block- profiteering. District school super output will reaeh s new high. At some of pre-school age numbered Mrs. Edward McCann course In Maryland and applying an extra hand, there Isn’t a man today with an Invitation to skiers Virtually every baseball fan In in the Valley Open yesterday. the same time, there will be con vicinity of I.iavao on the Island of during its long day, and about 200 Joe DlMaggio (who seldom misses training headquarters at “ ■ed Central's holiday traffic. intendents were designated to head more than 100. They came to the Funeral services for .Mrs. Eliza DRUG CO. Totals ...... 409 386 414 1209 to this track the principles that In the Cardinal lineup who doesn’t to visit New England winter re- a scrap) and demanded an intro the country would have paid to see Picard led all the way in winning A company spokesman said he siderable unemployment, caused Mindanao. store in relays and found a decor degrees )>elow-zero during Its long pick ’em up and lay ’em down In the 72-bole tournament with an 18- ana State University. local anti-profiteering committees beth McCann, wife ot Edward .Mc night. 4 Depot Square West Side Dairy have made Pimlico successful. •sorts “ whenever war duties per duction . . . The baseball bosse" the incident Roland Hughes of the expecteti all of the line's opera by scarcity of materials in some •'2. There i.s nothing to report ated tree and Santa Claus with great haste. unricr-par 266 but he had to, fight Coaches Onn (Babe) Nolllngi^ f'omniandeered goods will be in Cann of 53 High atreet, who died T. Martin . . . . .100 116 92—308 “ I learned at an early age mit." The booklet, a directory of don't like to have their boys cllmti U(/anoke, Va., World-News voted berry of Washington State, tlons to halt today, and estimated non-defense lines. This unemploy from other areas." gifts for them. The store is the R. .Helm ...... Stan Muslal. the outfieldlng find O.S the best. iff the fast finish of E. J. (Dutch) ventoried and sold directly to the Sunday, were held thia afternoon . .109 101 91—301 around Pimlico," he says, “ that New England winter sports facili through the ropes and only fighters Jones of Nebraska and Berntojl the number , of employes affected ment will increase during the first only place within a radius of a at tw(i o’clock at her home. Rev. H. Stevenson . .110 85 102—297 the sport was the thing and that of last fall, files. Harry Hopp 1s empire Guy Rhein of the Vir- Har Ison, the Little Rock pro who public. quarter, probably becoming less XfffWMiqMWWWMMHKWtfiHKfi ties and travel attractions, pub are supposed to be in'roduced at Moore of L. S U., ordered twaul at botwern l.'JUO anti l,f>U0 President Manuel Quezon ord mile where the boys and girls can James Stuart Neill, rector of St, P. “Hansen ...... 106 104 113-323 if that was good the people would aptly named. Frank Crespl Isn’t lished annually by the Winter Sec fights . . . Joe finally stood up and ;inia league banished Lynchburg fired a bristling 132 on the final Central Grevliounirs operations after that, as allocations take buy lollipops or any kind of round. drills dally for their chargea b e ^ l ored immediate extension of relief Mary’s Episcopal church officiated, come to tlVe races and the track called Creepy because he creeps. tion of the New England Coun bobbed his head quickly .... manager Guy Lacy from a game. extend thniaigh the Tnttlwest to more account of the need for civil sweets. Last year Mr. Boynton Terry Mfxjrc can still take ' off. In fact, with only seven holes to ginning today. '*■ facilities to care for Manila’s poor W illiii"lon .and burial was In the East ceme Totals ...... 425 406 398 1229 would prosper.” cil’s Recreational Development Frank ( N. Y. Sun Columnist) Chen the Lynchburg players re- Meanwhile, Coaches Bernie Bier* New York anti Boston, with Chica er famlles. and arranged for dls ian goods manufacture. " gave a similar party to show his data Marlon, Jimmy Brown and .'u.sed to continue and I.a!ague go, Harrison had drawn even with Siiincy D. Kirkpatrick, editor, tery. Brennan, whose Job is to oo- Committee, Is distributed free not Graham, who made his debut re man of Minnesota and Andy K e rr'l go. Detrtiil Clfvelan.l stitl Hiiflalo trlhutlon of t'Tirlstmas presents to Miss .lennle H. Church appreciation of their patronage. The bearers were her four son.s, Country Slaughter get over ground I'resident Ray Ryan stepped from the Oklohoma City star when the Chemical * Metallurgical Kn- I ordinate the various activities only to New Englanders them- cently as a first-class fiction writer, of Colgate have had the eastenf I the prineipal eentcis TTie strike the dc.stllute from personal funds. Edward, Jr., David, Reuben T. and For In a hurry. Harry Walker, young the stands, banished the umpire .atter’s second shot struck the side glni'cring: “the chemical imlu.s-- ‘ such as maintenance, mutuels, ami ■selves but to thousands of winter lias a biography of Lou Gehrig gridders working hard at to a £ .' (Md not apply to oilier C.reyhtmml At the same time he directed Mr. and Mrs. John H. Gardner Herbert E. McCann and Ruther er outfielding^brothcr of Dixie, has coming out tn Febniary. He also ■ind reinstated the manager. Judge of a knoll at the edge of toe creek try enters the now year faced with The foUowlr.g pnigram wa-s car- Spike Nelson actual racing, is racing secretary vacation “ prospects" outside these Biloxi, M iss., training site. bus lines. that strict measures be taken to of Center street are expecting ford E. Morton and Joseph Welh- at Delaware Park, Tlmonium. Be- all the pickup the Brooklyn vet is working on a magazine “profile W. G. Bramhara still is Investigat- .md bounded across 20 yards away the task of meeting a demand far rieil out Sunday at 5 p.m. at Me their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. .six states. All players are being tauglif' ' Employment of seven cleaning guard against looting In bombed or ercll.’ lair, Cumberland, llagenstown eran had in his >i)uth. Walker re of Eddl^Brannick. log- . to lodge beneath a small palm. Women here at 40 cents an hour beyond anything it has yet exper monal chunh. South Willington; and Mrs. John William Tyler of turns from Columbus with San Acknowledging the changed Picard finally pulled it out with what to do at other than their own' cvseiiated distrtefs. Leaves Yale and Marlboro and Is secretary In ■ Wrong Way Corrigan positions so that the squad o f 33, ienced." Baltimore tomorrow afternoon to ders who doesn’t exactly stand situation brought about by the a great shot but was short Ot the •'Weillted In a local strike call Pec Philippine Arm yheadquarters I’ rocc.x-slonal. call to worship, an- charge of steejilechaslng at Pim Today's Guest Star Bobby Yandcll's tackle by mis- considered small for college com** g by the Amalgama^'l As.sociatlon S. B. Williams, editor, Klectiical spend Christmas. Mr. Tyler who is Last still. Despite his size. Catcher war, the editors declare: “There green. He pitched on and sank Ms itrdered all reserve officers in the th.-m by choir. “ There Were Sh.'p- lico. are grim tasks ahead for civilians Art Cohn. Oakland (Calif.) T ri take nt teammate Ray Poole, who petition will be three strong Irf Street. Kletiric Itailway and World: "the output of kilowatt chief instructor at the Rutherford Walker Cooper Is faster than most putt for a bogle five but Harrison lii?iintry. artillery snd engineers hrnl.s,’' offcitory, hymn and tab He also manage.s various tradi a.s well aa for the armed forces. bune: “ in an outburst of patriot .'.as In the clear for a probable each spot. Motor Coach Knirl'iycs, which hours of electric unlilities in 1941 airport has received permission to Stafford Springs Eli Oiach Tenders His ball players. losed in with a birdie three. not slready called up to report for leaux; flcriplrirc. Lhkc 1:26-38, tional hunt meetings In Maryland. •Many of the pleasures which we ism, Frank Kovacs just bought a touchdown, won most votes among claimed It.S contract s|iecitletl will be approximately 168,(K>0.000,- make the trip by airplane to Ken O'Dca, who came In the They each paired the next hole tmmeillate field training, 'Tney will ■\Iurv and the Angel; .scripture, John U. Netto Resignation; To Join Virginia, Pennsylvania and New have enjoyed in times of peace custom-built car - done In red, the fcKitball freaks. A poole touch, Chicago— Nate Bolden, 163 l-3i^ minimum of fit) cents for malntcm be utilized later as Instructors for 000, a record high, and comi>areMississippi and Picard grabbed back a stroke Luke 2:8-14, Angel an.l Shepherds; 472. Stofford Jersey. must now he given up. But recrea Chicago, outpointed Jacob La Ifot* ance employes The walkout thousands of Klllpino volunteers with 144.985,000,000 in 1940. " Mrs. Tyler la. the well known pro U. S. Engineers Jan. 1. still, and gives the (,>utfit a left- punefiy; obviously he still thinks .sik, possibly seven, points. As it when Harnson missed a putt on 67. ta, 164, New York (10). Douglas G. Woolf, editor. Tex .scripture, Luke 2:1.5-20. Mary, fessional dancer. Minute Rir absorbed is he in racing as handed hitting catcher. tion will continue to play a part. Harrison sank a long birdie putt . apread to New Voik and Boston, who are flocking to the colors. Jo.seph an!l ShepheriLs; scripture, a sport that he never bets. His Maintaining health and morale is he’s on an amateur's expen.se ac v.as, Mississippi Stale triumphed, and a meeting with Kcticral con I'rge* Teachers Volunteer tile World:"Textile activity in Charles R. Newton of East Main Bill Lohrmn. who also canne in count.” 6' to 0, and won the Southeastern to draw even again on the next 1941 shattered all past records. As ■Matthew 2-1-12. -Mary. Joseph Salvatore Cirinna of Hartford, New Haven, Conn,, Dec. 23— position keeps him from wagering the Mize exchange, gives the vital to an all-out war effort. hole but that was bis last chal- VWtWfKBfjVMflCWflfaiH ciliators In Washlngttm last week n ie .seeretary of public Instriic .shoplierrl.s and Kings. A rhoriis street, has been appointed chair — Yale, which tossed aside Its when he is officiating at a meet, e "W e do not hesitate, therefore, Conference title. . was tuljournetl tti next Weiinestisy tlon. .lorge Bocoby, urged school for 1942. the formal entry of th's proprietor of the New System Cardinals a fair soft of a right Postman’s Paragraph Other freak gridiron items were enge. He bogled the 69th and folliiweil e.icli tableaux. Presenta Laundry on Harrison street, enter man of the drive to raise $4,.500 graduate coaching system a year but he doesn’t bet on other races hand pitcher, which may prove" Invite you to New England for Both sidts shI'1 atltliiional issues teachers who now are Idle because country Into the war promise.a^ a Bernard A. Lang ot Lafayette. the Ohio State-Northwestern fifth Picard sank a long putt for a S -I- A-i- tion of white gifts was then fea tained 20 of the employees with a ago by hiring Emerson W. (Spike) and says, “ I ’ve never missed it.” ______Vftlirvour u.'lnfa»rwinter sportsarvArfa fhia this season. birdie. bad arisen, tmt tli.l not tIetaU of the closing of schools to volun continued high production rale.” requested from the Stafford Red Shoppers even more Important. La., writes: “ Since the East-West down controversy; Minnesota's H. C. Parmalee, editor. Engineer tured. delicious chicken dinner at the Nelson, former University of Iowa Nor has he ever owned rairlng Cardinals did very well last sea Whenever you can get away from Picard s par was good on 70 them. teer for service in various emer Cross chapter. The appointment star lineman, as head football .uotball game Is being played in quick lineup while Bill Sweiger ing and Mining Journal: “ Domes- .\t the Willington Hill church Hotel Sheridan Saturday nlghL horses himself. son with no more than 70 home Vour appointed tasks. New Elng- when Harnson had another bogie ItHterntr* Line's Stand gency organizations. Many teach waa made over the week-end by coach, waa In the market for a ;he South and the teams arc coach argued with North'.vestcm players tlc pnaluction of. and demand for the chow .sang an anthem, “Jesu After the meal husbands or wives Bom In Baltimore 47 years ago. runs, of which Mize manufactured land offers you rest and recreation. and sehooi waa out. Harrison pick Samuel Heirimg. internayttnal ers, already have been assigned to Walter Scott, chairman of the lo new gridiron boss today. The winter scene is nowhere more ed by a flock of 'damn-Yankees and a teammate raced for the non-ferrou.s metals copper, zinc Bamiiino" ami Wilbur V. Newby joined the others. An orchestra cal chapter. The campaign will be PERFUMES AND CANDIES Eddie Brennen at the age of two no. more than 16. ed up a stroke on the final hole representative of the muon, an civilian emergency work in vari • The 36-year-old Nelson, whose lovely. Hospitality Is nowhere and It Is a charity game to care for game-winning touchdown and and lead in 1941 passed .alt lirevi- preaihed, subject. “The COndl- was provided for ’dancing and gin Immediately with Mr. Newton Beautiful Packages went to live on the old ■ Pimlico Only an unprecedented string of with a birdie. noUnced extension of the strik ous provincial centers. Ell eleven won only one out of course where his father waa track warmer. Winter sports facilities crippled American children. I ’d .i^-racuse’s coy center who turned oiis records. Although the mining t;onal Beiiedictlon. ” everybody had-« jolly good time. establishing headquarters in the SETS injuries and sick spells kept the his back on his opponents all sea last rilght, clalmiiig • President K In an executive order President ■Mr. and ■Mr.s. H<>rbert >Sadler and The employees in turn presented Holiday Attire eight games last fall, resigned yes superintendent. are nowhere more intensively de suggest that we call it the ’Ameri- industry accept-s the wi.sdom of a new Red Cross room In the War Holiday Offerings! Re(l Birds from winning in 1941. Klds’ Bowl’." .... JiraRosmuson son. W. Budil had refused to meet wit,h Quezon authorized ^ e eommon- daughter of West \N illington will to their host a fine table radio. terday "to be free to Join the sUff He has been around the hor.ses veloped.” a union committee lu re A ■ wenlth fiMMl admlnl-sfUtor to take niea.sure of price ciiptrol. never ren Block. He will hold office hours bclictous Louis Sherry of the procurement department of when they were pretty much of a of the Ironwood (Mich.) Daily The bout Billy Soose, ex-mlddle- spend t'hrustmas with his parents ever since and has served In every young club banking on young The 88-page Guide gives concise Last I\ight*s Fights pany spokesman said Budd le- over cultivated or uncultivated theless It believes that domestic daily starting at 9 a. m. Although Yardley $1.50-$2*00 a pound. the United States Engineer Corps Globe figures the transplai.teU weight king, lost but didn t lose prodiictiim of major non-ferrous in Swamp^scott. Mo-S-s^ The public schools in town membership In Stafford chapter i major official position such 4s pitchers. yet detailed Information on akling Iterated Uie line's prevu.usly an 'snds ami put them to productive, Max Factor’s lii Philadelphia." and other winter sports faclliUea Rose Bowl should be simply called: was the boxing novelty. Sdbsc, 4p metals can be stimulated only by Mr. and Mrs. Rosco Uaher and closed for the Chpistmas vacation increased from 606 to 760 In the WHITMAN CANDIES steward, placing judge and general Unless the military steps in to his California brawl with Ceferino '"By The Associated Press nounced staml that it wouM n^^go- use The orrler required all able- Evening In Paris “ I leave Yale with regret," said throughout the six New England "Bowl Durham." . . .Sir Sloanc relaxing the present rigid price ■Mrs. Kxiste Mondor of Willlman- today. They will reopen on Janu 1941 roll call, the drive did not manager. too great an extent, the others had Garcia, suffered a severe cut over New York—Norman Rubio, 146, tiate only through Kederal con bodied citizens not engaged in Sampler —r Fairhill Nelson,” but In these times of nS' states. More than 1200 miles of ski of Tuscalcxisa, Ala., nominates Joe egiilation.” Uc, visited the latter’s parents, ary 5. meet the 81,500 quota by more Rosemary Usually genial and easy-going, better not spot the Cardinals too his right eye. 'nie referee, Instead Albany, N. Y., outpointed Tony Adam Hats $3.25 ciliators in Washington other oi'cupations to work on $1.00, $1.50 a pound. tlbnal stress I cannot refuse the tralto are listed with their loca^ Baker of Alabama U. aa AU-Amer- Sydney A. Hale, editor. Coal ■Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Robbins than 8200. Final collections as an Hudnut’s opportunity to .serve which has he is a strict disciplinarian and much of a start at any time next of naming Garcia the victor by a Martellano, 147 l~l. New York (8). The company reported lU gen farms or in some productive ca Saturday bringing Christmas gifts. tlqn,\|,length. width, . maximum Ua football manager, aince he Age: “ United States bituminous nounced by Holcomb R. Howard, come to me.” flares up if he discovers a breach season. (Thapertmed the Tide toAhe Sugar technical knockout, stopped the New York—Carlos Malacara, eral Couns«l. Ivan Bowen and its pacity under penalty of pri.son Mr. and Mrs. Magnus Weber of Hospital Nates Hbubigant’s KEMP’S CANDIES grade; vertical descent, exposure, coal production in 1941 probably chairman of the roll call,, totaled Nelson’s resignation, effective of conduct. He shakes hlB fore If they do, the Red Birds have Bowl (Tulane StadiuH^and the bout and declared It a draw, a 134 3-4, Mexico City, won by tech ^ Brentwood Sweaters director of iabor relatiims, Pani«d sentences. will exceed 500,000,000 net ton.s, Rockville were Sunday guests of Laden LelAing’s GOBELIN finger aloft Th a Characteristic the speed with which to steal the •flNulred snow coverage, and clashl- Roadley. would return tQ , (he gl.284.36. January 1, came with Director of Orange Bowl ito play Miami U.) power granted him by the Cali nical knockout over Jimmy Tygh. Quezon saW the order wae de comparcrl with 452.M5,000 in 1940, her parents. Mr and Mrs. The<>- William J. Schreier chairman of Lentheric v 60c to $1.50 a pound. gesture and a red band ^ pears pennant. ncation. For the alder's conven 139 1-2, Pittsburgh (3). V S2.93 to $8.50 Washington confur»’nuc*t Wriln^'s- signed to a.ssure an adequate foml Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Deb Athletics Ogden Miller en route to in November and will head the fornia commission. v making 1941 the best year since dore Mirtl, Mrs. Weber attended the public health nursing service Old South \ - Chicago to aodress a Yale alumni around hjs neck. ience in obtaining correct snow Holyoke, Mass.—Aldo Spoldl, « supply. orah Brennan. 15 Ridgewood MARY OLIVER CANDY and weather data, telephone num march to the Cotton Bowl game These Really Happened' 1929'* service at the Willington Hill and first aid for Stafford Chapter, father and son dinner. His recommendations after a New Year’s Day. 139 1-2, New York.- ' outpointed I The president named MaJ. Gen. street; Raymond Trombley, 18 Early American , . Everything Is Jake bers of responsible Informants In Other novelties were: tire referee church./ Ptirnell Place; Mrs, Louise Gil American Red Cross, has announc 60c a pound. Miller knew of the resignation, visit here determined the details Lew Fortiina. 137 1-2, Philadelphia « Lounging Robes Baslllo Valdes, chief of staff of the Miss Charlotte Service, daughter ed the formation of a. new stan Old Spice more than 206 winter resort locali in tile South Caroltla-Wake For (10)^ man, 236 Main street. I however, having left a prepared of the present meet, which lasts A Catch-All est football game losing hia whistle 4 Fighting Sharp Philippine army, to be seeretary of Mr. and Mrs. Gallup .Service of dard course in first aid) All per'* Wrisley BURNHAM-BRAbY from Christmas to Feb. 17. Evanston.—Bobby Jake, North- ties are supplied. Newark 'Hppy Larking 137, $6.50 to $16.95 Admitted today: Mrs. Cecelia statement In which he declared western’s sophomore I basketball A deer trap which waa placed and tiffore a play could be stopped X for national defen.HC, succeeding Japanese I^iid .South Willington. a student at the sons 17 years old or older are Hob Nail Colognes CANDIES Uiat "Spike Nelson's, plsm to en- "I believe good racing can be Garfield, N. J., outpointed Carmine Pri'sldential Seeretary Jorge Var Pulldy, 200 Woodland street fortt’ard, holds the Wiafxinsln jun More Night Games on Drummond Island, Mlcb., last the gamecock ball carrier was X 111 North Luzon Connecticut University, is, home eligible to take the course, which [tor national service Is one which given . here In New Orleans,” he (all did a thorough job . . Be F'atta, 134, New 'York (8). X gas, who has helfl the post tem Thomas Moriarty, 76 Wells street. CANDY BOXED ior. and senior tennis singes cham- St. Lau Is.—Donald Bamea, pres thrown for an, additional nine yard On Wake Island for the holiday recess. will consist of seven weekly les jY a le has no’ right to oppose." He says. "I have obtained the beat sides catching deer. It trapped one Baltimore -Holman Wirilams. Qieney Ties porarily. The young people’s society held Births: Todasi, a son to Mr. and FOR THE KlDDIESl pionshlpa. He went to the final In ident of the Brosvns, still hopes to loas; Catholic High players over X sons. High Bchobl students are BEAUTIFUL I added that "Yale plans to fill the racing officials in the country. dog, one cat, one snowshoe hare 155, Detroit, and Louis (Kid) C o-' (CofitlniAMl Froin'’Page Onei Mra Luther Hutson. 8 Rogers th ' national junior doubles. get 14- night games. come by gas between halves of X $1.00 to $1.50 a meeting Sunday eveiUng at Me asked not to register, aa a special COMPACTS JARS OF CANDY I position of head coach of football They come from New York. Mary' and one curious hunter who won coa, 147, New Haven, Conn., drew (Continued From. Page One) Place; and a son to Mr. and Mrs, their game with Ironton St. Joseph, ( ), X H ea vy C.asHaltie$ morial churc^.x-— course Is being planned for them. I and to carry out Its Intercollegiate land, Illinois and Kentucky and dered if It would Work . . . 10 Miss Frances Mersereau will Guy Ford, Glastonbury. In New Designs > All In Holiday Attire! and Bud Ward winning the U. S. X An Army spokcuman said it had A first aid course starts at Staf {football schedule next fall , are specialists in their particular When friends got him out he re not been ilctcrmiru'd l■xat■tly •how officials declined to answer ques spend Christmas with Mr. and Discharged today: Louis Buta- ford High school, Tuesday night, ’■ 49c to $20.00 Amateur Golf crown despite the X In Jap Born bin ff With Miller, who has the final jobs. .1 promlaed to get good ported It'dld. Omaha gallery. Buxton Btllfulds many troops tin- .Tapanese had tions as to whether this meant Mrs. Howard Bllgh in Bloomfield. na. East Hartford; Foster Corliss, Dec. 30th at 7 o’clock. Anyone I say, out of town, and the campua X Manila, Dec. 23 .(8:30 p m.. horses and now opr bams are b ^ n able to land at .Santo Toinas, that the leather-neek garrison had Tht^mas Bolfovicka Is assisting 66 East Center street; Mrs. Alex wishing to take the course Is ask CIGARS AND ■ bare of athletic leaders, one guess Elmer Riddle Selected Perhaps moat typically Ameri X $1.00 toiis;6cr 6:30 a. m , e a. t - Heavy ander Kasevich, 16 Union street overcrowded with more horses I Service Dept can of toe year’s supply of freak 'Although the niimlicr wa.s bellev- finally been pounded to helplesa- Mallcarrler Charles Lyon at the ed to register with one of the fol PARKER PEN AND Iwas as good as another aa-to who trying to get In." X •d large, the spoliesniaii said he casualties resulted this afternoon Morris GltUn, Rockville; Mrs. lowing committee members: Mr. TOBACCOS The Montgomery (Ala.) Adver sports incidents waa the one re neaa. pofltotflce, West Willington. ■would be named Nelson’s suc- tiser has scooped rival papers by X was certain it wa? below Wash when three Japanese planes Nellie Gergler, Mansfield Depot Schreier, chairman? John Gladysz, ‘‘Pitcher of the Year” ported from Indlanola, Mlsa., wLere There was'^no mention of Mid Ernest Vlk U helping out at PENCIL SETS Cigarettes in Xmas Icessor. The uncertainty of - the signing up Corp Geoffrey A. H. X Hansen Gloves ington estimale.s on the number bombed a center which had been way In the communique. Hansen’s store, West Willington, Mrs. Thomas Johnston and Ihfant vice-chairman; Lenoro M. Po- |tlmes kep; the speculation down to Pro Grid Leaders Dr. Paul Woodward, a dentist, be of troops involved m the Invasion re.Hcrveii for persorus evacuated daughter, 86 Haynes street, chlnl, secretary for the Stafford A Pleasing Gift Birt, former London Times sports gan preparing for his next pa X $2.50 to $7.00 Wake, one of Pan American Alr- during the holiday rush. Wrappings Irtually zero. writer who now is a Royal Air attempt. from Manila and other towns. area with Nettle A. Amldon for By JndeoB Bailey 'a.average of 1.85. This intrigued tient, only .to discover it was Ms llnea’ clipper baaes. has been un Mrs. Agnes Woodworth and Miss At Reasonable Prices! Force cadet at Maxwell Field, to ; The War Department in Wash The planes apparently were aim der repeated aerial aaaaiilt and on Helen Rolllnson attended the serv the Willington section. Instructors Pipes Seek College Men “ ' - W — Elmer Manager BIU McKechiiie. but w t son. MEN I Refrigeiattag P|Mt do a piece on Ms impresolons of the ington said yesterday that be- ing at the nearby gasoline stores oeeaalon has been attacked by ice at Grace Bpiscopal church In will be volunteers of Red Cross [lliiiois Def^iats CThe Great) Riddle, stlU a com- - enough for him to give Ms quiet Young Woodwarid, a aandlot X Alligator Raincoats ! tw e e n ^0,0(Ml iuid llMl.iHiO Japaii- of a private company. first aiders. Mr. Schreier asked Pouches partlve unknown to many fans de- almost bashful sophomore a atart- BluC'^ray football game . . . football player, lost three teeth HERE’S THE SOLUTION X Naval units as well. Stafford Sprin.gs Sunday morning. The second largest refrigerating KODAKS (Chicago, Dec. 83 — (A5 — The Commander of toe 372nd Infantry ' aae troops were believed aboard a The attack was the first affect Undaunted, the Marinea fought that all who wish to take the aplte Ms sensational hurling for ing chance thla yeSir unUi the Reds making a "Mgh" tackle on WllUam TO X $5.75 to $29.50 Miss Rose Squire ot Willington plant In the world was at the port Pound and Half champion Chicago bears obtained Regiment recently as(tigned to fleet of 80 trarw|ifjrts which had ing any of the numerous evacua back, and somehow managed to Hollow, who Is employed at Hal- course register as soon as possi Brownies Dartmouth Sextet the C ^ l ^ U R ^ last seoso^ were hopelessly out of the race and Pitts. Pitta was put to bed—after YOUR GIFT PROBLEMS X of Gdynia, pre-war Poland. It ac first right to negotiations with guard duty around New York, la a doctor pried two of toe molars ■ been sighted off the Luzon coast. tion renters to which residents of sink a Japanese light cruiser and lock’s Restaurant in Wlllimantlc, commodated sin entire train of ble. From 98c Upwards Pounds of Tobacco t ^ y Me accolade aa the the Boaton Braves were la town X - The regular morning Communi- Frankie Albert, Stanford's All "pitcher of the year." . on May 30 Col. Edward O. Gourdin. who. is from his scalp. crowded ilistricta had been taken destroyer. attended the Christmas party at cars at a time. The dhristma:) tree, donated by Champaign, III., Dec. 23.—(iP)— X Interwoven Sockfl ue Iqsued by Gen, Douglas Mac- under Red Cross superViskm. Billfolds America quarterback. In the au' The National League released; Riddle won that game and 10 remembered os a record-breaking The small garrison underwent a the Log Cabin In Lebanon given Kodaks in a Long Price he minots and Dartmouth hockey nual national football league draft broad Jumper for Harvard 20 years X 3irthur’s ■ headquarters at 8 a. m. strong air attack yesterday morn the employees. A turkey dinner Range From $3.75 ama came here today from Chl- its Mficial pitching > e « o ^ show-, more before he waa defeated by 39c to $1.00 p. m. e.s.t. Monday) said that Watches today. ^ toe itock 24-year-old Georgia Brooklyn July 28. From toe time ■go . . . Although toe football X ]>'o iMnfirmation ing. the communique stated. In waa served and each ohe received tgo to play the second of their Albert, If he chooses to play pro game between Fort Story (Va.) Whirly WiU Slay X I ' gccording to rejKirts available 5vhlch several enemy planes were a gift. Music and dajiclng followed FLASH BULBS vo-game puck aeries. The mini boy had surpassed all other tw irl-, Elmer started Me string till toe *■ then the Island’s defenders were football with the Bears, would foj- ere In toe major leagues In both, end of toe season toe Reds were and toe Norfolk Shamrocks drew Florsheim Shoes On Transports Tale shot downs. The Willington A\ C. defeated FLOOD LIGRTS FRO-JOY ICE CREAM von last night's encounter in an low a pair of former teammates. only 3,000 fans and toe proa won bolding a position north of pa'mor- 18th Japanese! Attack Highland Park of Manchester by eamed-run average and wlnMng the most consistent club in the On Pacific Coast vertime game, 4-1, before more Norm Standlee and Hugh Galler- 27-0, toe aoldler team made auch on the Gulf of Lingayen, about Manila, Dec. 23— (9 p. m., - 7 a. This attack was the 13th Japa the score of 42 to 33 In a basket MOVIE FILM — Koda- Xmas Rolls, Puddings, percentage, bringing the pitching senior circuit X $10.00 to $12.00 •iWO miles from Manila. m., e. B. t ) —OP)— United States han 4,000 specUtora in the Chica nean, from one T-formation club an Impresaion that toe sponsors nese attack on 'Wake since the ball gam« at the gym In South chrome or Technicolor— Tarts, Etc. Please Or Ifo Arena. championship to ancInnaU for toe, Altogether Riddle started 32 X Earlier, headquarters had de- Far Eastern Army headquarters to another. third strMght year. games, relieved in 11 otoere, and want to stage a "Defense Bowl- By The Associated Press X start of ^^hostilities, and like thg Willington Friday night. Rovozzo, Try Old Velvet der Todiy! The Clnbs will meet tn the see- game next year . . . San Fran Bill DudQey, the University of cribed the situation there as “well said today that there was no con- others apparently waa beaten off Mather and Narvatll were the or Bbck and White. Low Run Average pitched 317 Innings. He hat] oMy Warren Wright, owner of Whirl- Poplin Jackets ad part pf a sports double-header Virginia's All America back, was cisco Chronicle lists nearly two I band." flrmatibn of persistent reports by the Marine garrison assisted by chief factors In th* local victory. Riddle won 10 games and lost four shutouts, but allowed just 38 away, is confident that toe war riiain Japanese landing ap- the University of Illinois cam mttsburgh's number one choice, dozen former university of Cali X that 47 Japanese transports had Isborers on the Island, but there four wMIe acM evl^ toe low earn- runs, both earned and unearned, situation win be auch by mid-Janu $2.95 to $5.95 ently was effected in the vicinl- Miss Rosa Aim sundt, a student ^us, following the Illlnols-Notre' while another member of the All fornia athletes now In toe service X been sunk at Lingayen In north was no announcement as to ed-nm average of 3.24 per nine- ary that racing may be resumed on of Santo Tomas, four miles at Northfleld Seminary, Is home ame basketball game. tor the lowest total of any pitcher everywhere from Florida to Alaska She’ll kiss you for your thought* ern Luzon whether the detachment of Devil . Christmas Cards in Abundance America backfleld, Bruce Smith of Inning’game for toe beat mark of who-worked in more *b«n eoa toe West Coast. of Damortls, whers the for the holidays. Hero of lost night's debut of Minneaota, was named by the . . . One of toe defenders of fulness to giving her the gift (There has been no mention tn Doga was stUl resisting the land Blended Whiskey effectiveness since Carl Hubbell innings. "Much as I Uke Florida and iU Bostonian Shoes avieat fighting was reported The funeral of Miss Abble Amt hicago was Aldo Palazxari, Green Bay Packers. The Packers' PYake laland Is Lawrence Hayes, ■he really wanta. previous Manila<- dispatches- of ing force which set foot on the set toe league, record of 1.06 in Wyatt b Second ^ racing 1 do not plan to oMp my don, 67. waa held Sunday with **There WiU Always Be a Christmas** cky minois member who fled first ebolca, however, was Urban former Georgia Tech halfback. erday. such reports and this meeaage did American possession today. 1033. horses back here,” said toe CMra- $8.50 Unconfirmed reporU said that burial 4n the Westford cemetery. “ Smooth as Velvet” , the ice while hia team was Odson, giant Minneaota tackle. Riddle’s fine National League “The Permanent Gift” not even indicate their source.) The Army said earlier in a com She leaves a brother. Charles l^he young righthander haq to performance compared with a 3.37 goan wMle lolling on a beach. "As (•a of SO Japanese transports I man^diort^Jo score the winning PhlladelpMa'a number one selec A Kebi Sportaiuaa . munique that Japanese were con Amldon Willington Hollowcand win 11 straight to pry toe uubUc's eamedrrun average tor Thomtoa for myself, I'U be on tola beach all ,j|ch previoualy had been sighted ot al early IfTthe overtime period, tion- waa Pete Kmetovlc, one of Chet Kehn, the rookie pitcher tinuing to pour in troops on the several nephews and ntecM in Has No Equal in Quality .1 attention away from tha. I ^ U o w lAe and the 10 won 6 lost record winter, barring a two week trip Permanent Waves Mansfield Shoes r-«hore bad been sunk in the he suddennesa of Ms solo dash Stanford's fine backs; while Cleve Wyatts and Bobb^f reUera, and coming up to the Dodgers next to California." of Uiumyen during these Public Records Lingayen gulf coast north of to'wn. She died after a few days' ^moralized the touring Dart- of Lefty Goeaes. toe leading pitch- spring, baa taken up goU and bowl Mantis In the Phflippines. lllneas at the Johnson ‘ Memorial land named Jackie Wilson, back even then hia real value scarcely ere of the American League. WMrlsway is one of toe few $5.50 to $7.00 o p t io n s , and « U ^ e outh squad, wMch up to then from Baylor University. t ing tor exerdae aihee he waa tor- Fighting was continuing with hospital, Stafford Springs. She was Full Stock on Hand in Our Store of waa realiaed. The official records today show major horaea not entered in Flor A N D MORE „ aaid tt waa poaaible that The Center Thainnacy M played steady defensive Bill Ite Oorrevont, eg North- Elmer was even a riddle to Me bidden to play winter in ida races, Wright having decided more had baea destroyed. "increasing intensity,” it said. well known here where she visited ed the pennant-wtoning Dodgen Qoltclaini ckey, and Dllnols pushed In two western, and Urban Saunders ot own manager till toe teams were California . . . In three yean he to send toe little horse with toe big Mallory Hats w a» not clear hem Also the Navy conllrroed that often. ODD FELLOWS BLOCK lore goals before tlw extra p ^ o d bad the finest pitching staff in the haa brought hia golf scon down to •5 By -quitclaim deed property on All liquors W e Advertise 487 MAIN STREET Texas, both-backs, were named by deep into toe echedqle. He rode tail after toe first place money In STOP IN TODAY! —fher the Jaftaneae bad attempt- two. more unsuccessful attacks Ided. senior circuit, led, of course, by 73 and in two aeaaona be has hoist $5.00 Main straet known aa the Tanner 'sreia made by enemy submarinea Waahington, while Detroit's open around with the Reds tor the en WMtlow Wyatt and Kirby HIgbe. Santo AM U'a $100,000 Handicap. - ta onkiad all their tranaporta place has been eontreyed by the Locks Legs Togetlier {This weekend Dartmouth will ing choice was Bob Westfall. ed his best bowling score to 193; Ironicaly, it waa Ed Moore, own ’OTaACagton aatimatad held. on United, Btatea merchant ves tire 1040 seeima and got to pitch Bach at these sturdy righthandeiii Savings Bank of Manchester to ay two matches againat Minna- Michigan's fine fullback. The Lions oMy 34 innings. , He hurled one er of: toe Circle M Ranch outfit, ' W . 0 w aaaB) ta tl>a U n » sels off thb Pacific coast, bringing |ta at Minneapolis. woo M games, the only burlers In E aoa Keep 'Ees Flylag Robert J. McOonaeU et lU. the total eg auch aubmaiflne at- Pctotsl(urg, Ipd—(JV-Doputy also named Alf B aum i^ brllUant complete game and appeared la a t .. Lsegue tb get i n t o ^ SO-game who convinced Wright to pass up JAMES* Sheriff Norman XMcksoo drove 10 Northwestern tackle. relief role in 14 contests, 13 Ot Ma usual Florida dataa for toe big Itaeka Ut m - . TeMwtW Stadias bracket Wyatt w m second to Rid New Tork.-r-Jim Blutnenatock Kotico of sale of an cattle I W« ““ “ “*'**”**’'“ '— aataodw deCeatA ' tor tiBtataiS-ia Jaai MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. TCT^SDAT. DECEMBER 28. I9 « ■J- MANCHESTER EVENINC3 HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1941 #AGE SIXTEEN PAGE SEVBN IIIR RED RYDER What Have We Here? n v VDIPI0 u Aieee'AW Sense and Nonsense 4WSgll»l«^TALK L0O3 WHCMHK IXipiESS Cbristmaa comee only once a Joy tn Uttle Things year so surely we can tiUte the Deflnitions: Wise mad Otherwtae time to epell It out Instead of cur There’s Christmas Joy Worry: Interest we pay on trou ble before it is due. tailing it "Xmas." things; The simple carol a chorus sings, Prejudice: Being down on eny- contracts and hod proved coopera Dog Owner—How Is It that A wreath-hung window, thlng you are not up on. Business Locations Perseverance; Ability to .sUck Garages— Service Household Goods 51 tive. . your dog knows all sorts of smart A scarlet bow, Lost and Fojind For Rent 64 Gifts Pour In N. F. Stocks Gas Exhaust ■‘They’ve been very diligent In tricks, while 1 And It impossible A sprig of holly, to a job you are not stuck on. Storage 10 VENETIAN BLINDS, window Tact: Letting people know what BLACK MALE trying to get new plants and new . to teach my dog anything? And mistletoe! l o s t —SMALL shades. High quality Venetian FOR RENT—4300 SQ. FT., 1 you mean without saying it. dos in Bolton,, license Bolton W ANTED TO RENT a garage, Causes Stir machinery," commented Thomas. Other Dog Owner—Well, you A babe In a manger, blinds from *2.50. Show samples. story, all metal bldg. 120x36 ft. For Soldiers Adams Exp ... 6 'i "I don't like lo see this commit see, you’ve got to know more than A star In the skies. 3479. Call 8534. near East Center street, Pitkin Weekly payments may be ar Also land with same if required Air Reduc . . . . 36 <4 or Cone streets. Telephone 6881. tee used to foment and create the dog to start with. The happy wonder children’s A claesifled ad reads, "Lost— ; a ranged. t^pitol Window Shade in Manchester. Available now. Alaska Jun .... 1’ . trouble between management and eyes; a lead pencil by Susett Goodyear, D. Automobiles for Sale 4 Co., 46 Capen street, Hartford. Cali Htfd. 6-9381. Plan Christmas Festivi* Alleghany Bowling Alley Nearly labor." injected Curtis. The Fly In the Ointment A. candle’s flame, blonde, blue eyes, five feet two. a Tel. 6-7018. Open evenings. Allied Cbem ... ,..136 ■ "You seem to misund<-rstand the Though Christmas comes but once A Christmas tree, good dancer. Finder please call I ato Florists— Nurseries 15 Am Can ...... Cleared Oul Berailflc 193A DODGE SEDAN. 1938 Willya lies for Men Who Are ... 57\ point completely." replied Thomas. a year The card of greeting you sent to Woodland 4360 after six o’clock. LAST CALL ON CEDAR chests, Houses for Sale 72 Am Home Prod ,. . 45 sedan. 1939 Pontiac .sedan, 1936 CHRISTMAS TREES—Vermont "They claim they are not able lo With carola.and with chimes, me. One mahogany, one maple. Regu Stationeil Here. Am Rad St S .. .. 3% O f the Fumes. Dodge panel, 1937 Desoto sedan, balsam 4 to 14 ft.; house and FOR SALE—IMMEDIATE occu- use present machinery, while we The bills It makes Hometimes ap Name thefn over, one by one. visitor—How long are you in larly *27.,50. Cloao out only Am S m elt...... 384i know a good deal of It can be jail for. my man? OUT OUR WAY 1931 Bulck sedan. Cole Motors— lawn trees. Also living spruce 4 $19.95. Benson. 713 Main street. pancy, new Cape Cod single. Low Am T * T ___ A bowling alley was nearly pear Each mean.s Christmas-- BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE Jack Sanson, chairman of the ...122’ , used” '► Prisoner—Two weeks. WITH 4164. to 8 ft. cut to order. Wholesale down payment, balance like rent. Am Tob B ...... 45 •‘cleaned out" lost night at 7:30 For twelve or thirteen times. And isn’t J» fun 7 and retail. Tel. 4334. Stands at FOR SALE- PLAYER piano with Coordination committee on plan Visitor—What Is the charge? HHLLO/ KIN Arthur A. Knofla. 875 Main St. ned activities for the Christmas Am Wat Wks . . ... '2-’h when under odd circumstances, ga.s H O l V B ftV „FOR SALE— 1940 Oldsmobile, Keith's Furniture Co., and at 829 90 rolls, also Glenwood range. 2 Shanianism is a primitive reli The people are urged to be Prisoner—No charge. Every NOAH‘6 BEARO/— ~ V/E HASJE Tel. 5440-5938. party at the State Armory Thurs Anaconda ...... 26'., exhaust from a truck seeped in A man never get* an education •you hear that LOUDER- ITS light blue, privately owned. Can Main street. iron beds, steel bed couch. 25 gion in which the gods are sup calm and they doubtless would ■ thing’s free. Moae. \ be seen at 74 Bigelow street. Call day morning, has named Saul Sil- Armour III ... 3 and threatened to overcome occu In college. The most a man can WITH TH’ WINDER SPENT THE # 2 0 0 COLLECTED FOR Mather. Atchison ...... 26’ » pants of the place. According to posed to be respon.siblc only to fa,, right In with the idea if every- i PRESENT, \S727 after 5. week days. Legal Notices 78 verstein as co-chairman. Within get from college is the beginning ALMOST (XOSED* \h E? l O ^ O O H ^ I THE ORPHANS AND MOST OF MV •—^ Aviation Corp 3N players at the Murphy bowling medicine men called Shamans. body else would, including their While there Is absolute need of UNCL.B Moving—Trucking—^ four hours after The Herald was advlsera of a technique for pursuing an strict discipline in the army, it OWN FUNDS AS WELLAR-RUMPMf At A ro rU T uK.I’R'T.M 'i: iruM* the street yesterday afternoon Baldwin Ct .. . 13’ . alley whose play was interrupted HALLOOOOOH.VHAWLOO/X' AMOS.^— ou 20 Machinery and Tools 52 education on his own account aft looks 08 if there should be a little •*'1 HAVE JUST *lO l e f t /— Storage it .M u nc h f'5* r, \4ltliin a n d f’>r 1M* contributions, gifts and offers of B * O ...... for over two hours and, a haff by erward. HOW ABOUT ll'sirlct >if M.tni'hesif'r, '>h the 7nr«l common sense as well. s e a h , |A NEW GENERAL TRACTORS on all kinAi of a.ssistancc poured in. Bendix ...... 37’ . the gas, the odor was first detect Sergeant (to rocrulU)—Any one THE SET IS ? — 'OH, (NELL, STORAGE f l a v i>f I *ecrnil>er A. It. I-M I. ed early In the evening. The smell Girdled Frock here know ohorthond? T h a t GUS llni riibber with mounted plows. Gen ITospnl W IL L IA M S. IIYl>L. I;8.i , Tree decorations will be furnished Beth StI ...... 5951 TELL THE CLERK ID WRAP IT ARTHUR A. Moving and Packing. The Austin became worse and after a while Two men stepped forward. ■d r a w i n g Itae^ erals are tractors with full line .1 uilije. by three big stores on Main street, Borden ...... 19 w a n t s UP/ EGAD jEMPTV POCKETS, A. Chambers Co. Telephone 6260 of Ktlward ArHmtr«itm of occupanta were advised to leave Sergeant—Good, go help with ITI mounted equipment. No advance many useful gifts .have been re Can Pac ...... 3 ', HOLD EVERYTHING SET -FOR T o e s PULL h e a r t s , EH, LADS f — - M anchesl**r. In a,i1inlM4- and aettl« tions be reported to him. Chrysler 42 No Oaa Escaping for MOWERS SHARPENED, repair a certain douluful and dlsiuitefl MS n k rlve Invitations Coca - C o la ...... 825. 'Various outlets were examined The selectee found army life a claitn w h ich .*«ald niin''r liaw uRaln*! and found to be In good conilition. ii ed, shear grinding, key httlng, Plumbing and Electrical AiiRtin A. t'hamh*-r« as per appL- At the present time there arc Col Carbon ... 68 little different from his usual oc INSURANCE Inveatigatora then went to the duplicating, vacuum cleaners' etc. Fixtures 52-A catlott i>n lile. It is 113 boys invited out for their din Col Gas * El ...... I ', cupation. and as a result he land t>lll»K U H I»;— Th at tiie f<»reB<>iiij^ basement, used by the J. W. Halo A Ask Your Neighbor! overhauled. Braithwaite, 52 Pearl ners. It was also announced today Coml Inv Tr ...... 20',(, ed in the hospital. CHRISTMAS TREE lighU set of applli'ation he heard and deterinin- that one feature of the entertain Coml S o lv ...... 7 ', company os a storage space. He had several times refused «y 878 Main St. Phone 9440 street. • d Ht the I’rohaf*' t.tffice In Man* luc 8 lights 39c, single window can • he.sier tn .s.tid l>l*4lrict on th»- '-''.Uh ment for Th\irsday morning will Cons Edis ...... 11% It was found that a truck had the medicine offered him, so smil >el SAWS SET AND filed, by hand dles 39c, 5 light window candle.s • lav 4)f I'r e nthcr. A. l» . 1'* 11. at be a chorus of fifty voices from Cons Oil ...... 5 ', been backed into the place and the ing nurses bent over him and ASm v t i n c a n #r or machine, cord wood saws gnm- $1 49, 15 light Mazada ,sft $2.3 ..'cl-.ck m t he ^ f'Tf IU...J 1. and,that the Manchester High school under Cont. Can ...... 23's driver had left the engine running. urged him to be good. cam* TELEPHONE THE iiotti't' he glsvii t'» all |i4 rsoni* ih- Com Prod ...... 49', Fumes from the exhaust had caus , 'lOUNS med. General grinding. 15 years outiloor seta 84c, Maza’dk lamps tvrvst»d in .<«aid estate of the jieti- the direction of G. Albert Pear First Nurse pleading)—(^me, ENGINEERI If Manchester experience. Capitol Grinding Com 10 for 45c. Supply Outlet, 1150 tl.rncy of said applloalion and the son, musical director. Del L * \Vn ...... 2S ed the trouble. Windows were drink this and you'll soon get well. ill pany, 531 Lydall street. Phone Main street, Hartford. Mine and nf h.arlng then.«*ti. It is expected that there will be Dougla.s Aire ...... 6.5 opened to air out, but it was not Second Nurse (swcetl.y)—And Evening Herald l.y piihh.-shlUR a ‘ op y ..f this urd* r other entertainment but this has ...... t36'- until 10 p. m. that the alleys again ft* 7958. ,n sonic n r \A .sp.t pt r h;t\iim: a circij- Du Pont ...... rosy, too. not been arranged definitely. Due Eastman Kod ...... 132 were opened for business. nc . Clarified Advertie^menta Musical Instruments 53 hiiion tn .'•aid district at least ll\a' The soldier brightened and ac-1 im PIANO TUNING and repairing. ■ lavs brf-.M tio' d.i\ >>r M,4i.| Iip an nn , ll) the fact that some of the sol Elec Auto-L ...... 19’., tuaUy sat up in bed. A fU r survey- j or Count til RverRS* words lo s tins Player pianos a specially. John to apto'ar it lh* \ s« •• •'ans* at said diers will be on duty and others Gen E le c ...... 25’ . SALE —CASTELLI white time atul place attd he heard rcla ing the pretty group he inquired er InltlRta, numhers snd abbrsvlRttoni Cockerham, 28 Bigelow street. FOR expected to relieve them later the Gen Foods ...... 37',. •ach count as a word and compound pearl 48 base piano accordion M\e th«T»io. and make return to eagerly: words as two words. Minimum cost Dial 4219. this 04)uri. whole party must be completed Gen Mot ...... 29'. Manchesler Soldier—Which on* of you Is very reasonable. Inquire second W ILLIA.M S. HYDi: ta pries of thres Mnss. within a two hour space of time. Hecker Prod ...... '. 5 '. R o3J' 7 Lins rates per day for transisat WANTED TO TUNE, repair and floor, 12 Moore street after 3 p ‘ Judge In order to keep from duplicat Hudson Mot ...... 3 Dale Book ads. regulate yonr piano or player m. ing efforts in the future the com Int Harv ...... 45’. ■ffeetifc yiareh IT, in t piano. Tel. Manchester 5052. ' pbJ Cash Chares mittee headed by Mr. Sanson has Int Nick ...... 21’ , Tonlghl 0 Coaasoutivs Daya. .1 7 ots} • ots Boarders W'anted 59-A been designated by the local De Int T * T ...... 1 % STA.MP NEWS 1 Conascutlvs Days. . • otslll Ota fense Council to carry on this ...... 51 Children’s C’hristuKi.s I’.tily at .11 otsilT Ota Blaze Laii8C» Johns - Man . . . , - ..... • . Bay ...... Business Opportunitiea 32 work. Therefore, he requests that ...... 34' ., Depot Square. C O M M E M O R A T IN G the centen- | MPS 6*M tr HiA ^ B iOo e l , . A l l orders for Irregular insertions Kennecott Sal unlay, Dec. 'll ^ ^ U. A paY w eORN THIRTV VgAttS TOC SOON W ANTED - MEN boarders. All all person.v .seeking to aid In this Loh Val RR ...... 2% ^ ary of the death of Juan Le- ^11 bs charged at the one time rate. f o r s a l e - ESTABLISHED Clinstmas dance, jointly .spon Y n o e l ’ homf* cooking. 245 Newma St. 70.000 L ush party and future ones, get in Ligg * My B ...... 66 valle. Argentina army general, Special rates for long term every Restaurant. Owner must sacrilicc sored by Order of Dc.MoIay and day advertising given upon rsquedi. touch with him personally. Lockheed Aire ...... 21'-. the posUl authorities at Buenos Ads ordered before the third or business because of III health. In Order of Rainbow. Masonic Tern Loew's ...... 34 '’, Aires released 20 million copies Sfth day will be charged only tmr quire Armory Lunch, 316 Main Apartments, Flats, (Oonlinuf^d From Page One) ...... 12’ . pie. the actual number of times the ad street. Lorillard .... .biinday, Dec. '38 o f a stamp bearing his likeness appeared, charging at the rate earn Tenements 63 Britinli at Coant Mont Ward ...... 25% Lavalle, a newcomer to philateh P K J N Y W f. V5KV« VIL ton. and Rockland aided the Whit Holiday Tea Dance of Junior ed but no allowance or refunds can Nash - Kclv ...... 3 was a soldier who opposed the rule taoT be'made on sli time ade etopped FOR RENT—AT 29 HAYNES man department. Chamber of Commerce. Country, attar the fifth day. Help Wanted— Female 35 Behind BeiigaHi Nat Else ...... 13':; o f the notorious "tyrant of Bue V'm ikto VOtt AJMH---- \K street, four room apartment and The Johnson block is located at Nat Cash R e g ...... 12'-< club, 4 to 8 p. m. LOS CMO Itr No *'t!ll forbids” ; display Unsa not Whitman's chief business inter nos Aires,” Juan Manuel de Ro- •old. WANTED— WOMAN TO help dinette, heated garage, electric Nat D a iry ...... 12’ - Wednestlay, Dec. 31 lit section, Washington street and New Year's Eve Dance, Tall eat. Postmarks for the first-da . NiOUNO \NO«C. The Herald will not be reoponstble with housework for about 2 refrigerator and stove, $75.00 (Oontinued From Page One) Nat Distill ...... 23 \ |e< for more than one incorrect Inser South avenue. Cedars of Lebanon. Sports Center. covers in Argentina will be dia Wit SHOULD h$EED months. Telephone 5359 or In month. Tel. 7426. Wm. F. John NY Central...... 7 -v VJS tion of any advertisement ordered Melvin Smith, a clerk in the Monday, Jan. 13 mond-shaped instead of rount! for more than one time. quire at 26 Walker street. er than 3.7 planes parked on -the NY NH A H ...... core, mi ST wu mvict. imc. t. m. sia u. i sat, ew. /2-lS The Inadvertent omlsalon of In- Johnson iirug store, discovered the field, .said a communique. 9% Installation oi officers. Red Nor Am C o ...... J. .. Panama’s plan to issue a serie* •urrset publication of adverttalng WANTED—GIRLS for dry clean fire, which spread so rapidly he These swift operations threat Packard ...... l ’ » Men's Lodge at Sports Center. will bs rectifled only by cancellation Legal Notices 78 barely had time to escape the 111 ing establishment in Manchester. ening and nipping at the Axis Param P i e t ...... 13% 4>L special stamps commemorating No, lhal isn’t what I meant when I said you could wear III* •f the charge made for the eervtce the proposed visit by Calderon rendered. Call Hartford 5-4502. building. line of retreat followed the an Penn R R ...... 18'h any decorations you might have!” Superior Court. Si»te of Con- The fire swept on through tlie Ouordia, president of Cost* Rica, All advertlsementa must eonform fuctlctit. C'Minty i.f TaHatPl tb-' nouncement yesterday that an Phelps Dodge ...... 29'. Plan lo Speetl l « In style, copy and typography with l!lTb f1a>' *»f r»ecfnib»»r A 1> 1'» 11. Crosby Jewelry Company, J. J. other such column had swooped Phil Pet ...... 44% ^ •s suspended upon the recent I n regulations enforced by the publish '^Ihprt ,\I Skimirr. Ann Skinn*r. Newbury's department store, the ers and they reserve the right te Help Wanted— Male 3fi upon a newly established air field Pub Sve NJ ...... ll’» ousting of Dr. Arnulfo Arias, for Frf^lrrlok A. W.irr.n, Albu. Warrm, Sally Dress Shop, the f.'ushman •ner president of Panama. FUNNY BUSINESS u edit, revise or reject any copy con- H!. Srlnia Ifalf'y , Willliim IVrrrlt, 150 miles inside Tripolitania. far Radio ...... 2'.- Output (iiveii I t W ANTED AT ONCE two carpen Bakery store, Welch's Electrical •idered objectlonabla. Frll* N'tren, Statil‘'\' N’lch"l«. A1**X- to the west, and destroyed at least Reading ...... 12 * * * CIXISING HOURS—Claaalfled ads ters to furnish labor by contract store, the Vahlsevanos Shoe Shine M to be published same day muat be unf1f*r Bunof. all "f Bolton hj* Trttii- 24 planes. Rem .Rand ...... 8'a Recent arrivals In U. S. Include I) or day work to build house. Call t ♦' ** s tbi M»-l iMoJi.st Kpi-.'-.pal parlor. Boynton's Barber shop. 16-% (Continued From i*age Une) received by IT o'clock noon Satar- 4'lnirrli. >f BabI IJ"lt''.M VP. Tb* Wrlrs. Meanwhile, hurriedly reinforced Republic Stl ...... the Rumanian stamp commemor- 'days 10:30. at 134 East Center street. I/eavitt's Optometry shop, the W troop!) were said in the commun-, 225, atiilg the crossing of the Dniester i»r nn\ IVr- :- Rey Tob B ...... has been purged from the indus | « ( I’crnis) iliipkltip HDil Uilliain 11. H. Allien Grocery store and Doro ique to be steadily increasing their 42'; River Into U. S. S. R. by Ruma Telephone Your Want Ada WANTED—TWO MEN for sort Safeway Sirs ...... try." ILink in thy's Beauty shop. pressure on Behgasi. The Italian Sears Roeb ...... 61 ni*n troops in World War II. Tht WASH TUBBS Ads ars accepted over the tsle- ing broadleaf tobacco. Mrs. Emil O f i I f T or % ' o t l r F Spokesmen for the automotive Is forces still east of that second 15 stamp bears the figure of Duca ghone at the CHARGE RATE glvsa Jarvis, 872 Parker street. l ’ p " n C ' > m p l : i l i i t i n K A I f 1 r i . ’ i U S ' Shell Un ...... industry and rcpro.sentativcs of nic wide .smooth girulc, Uie deep |o al>ove as a conveneincs ta adver t o R K l l I 1 T " u r t . . t t K'M • U v i l l * * . most important Axis base in Socony - Vac ...... 8 'i Voda, military commander in Ml, HO! V I ACrUALLV SELIEVE THACT WASH, WITH 'l 1 1 1 o l l K M Governor, Van Wagoner yesterday neckline and the soft, gathered I a tisers. but the CASH RATES will be i n R A i r i 1 ’ o n Y i t y , o n t h ^ K l r k t T l l « * F - Dutch FlierH Aid North Africa were said to be only Soi- Pac ...... 10'; I the Ukraine in f654. and is in- JUS?.. _ ... accepted as FULL PAYMENT If ‘ M 2 ! . A m i ^ald more than a quarter million .<)kirt are the detaiLv which give Ic' Dogs— Birds— Pels 41 t i n y o f . I a n ti.’i 1r > * . , \ 1 ) . 1 rearguards. South Ry ...... 15’ ; I scribed "Traninlstria.’’ MEAL IN) AW paid at the business offtes on or bs- p * n r iTlmtnfc nn O l ' l I c r « 1 ‘ • The communique said the relent 3’ , workers would lose their jobs this dress an air of femininity and ALL- M14HT 1 ^ fors ths ssventb day following ths I f - r m l n l n K n t l A t o p r 111 Da> au Battle Std Brands ...... temporarily at leaat- through cur a loveliness which is moat desir Is first Insertion of each ad otherwise FOR SALE— CANARIES AND In xalil T'Ovn ..f 11..linn. il . lessly grinding British pursuit of Std Gas A El ...... French India, a colony whicl " filMEft the CHARGE RATE will be collect tailments already ordered in pas able. Here i.i a dre.Ts for Hpccial oc l l cages for Chri.stma.s gifts. Larra- .tppearliiK t" ihr foihai-rllilnir routed Germans and Italians had Std Oil Cal ...... 20>-, has cait its lot with General Id ed. No responsibility for errors In bee's Barber Shop, 15 Pitkin Sts llp.rlly lh.it Up’ r.-spIVip-c’i ..f Up left in its wake a great mass of 41'i senger car protliiction. casions when you want to hxik telephoned ads will bs sssumsd and Ip-lra. asuiKPH and .T.illtprs ..f I’. r- (Oontinued From Page One) Std OH NJ ...... 'nionms and his research and extra fine—it haa so many flatter Charles de Gaulle, leader of the |< thsir- accuracy cannot bs guaran- wrecked war material— tanks, Tex Company ...... 41»i, FOR SALE—MALE CANARIES, ,'is (I’l-rBlB) Uaakine and WlUlani technical aides described as. "er ing qualities that you will take Free French forces, 1* using Brit 1 > tssd. H. Uaakina are unknown tn Ihi planes, trucks, and guns—which Timken Roll B ...... 41 >i guaranteed singers. R. Grimley, The communique did not tell roneous" oome of the testimony great pride in letting it lend grace ish stamps on Us airmail letter; 1 Index of Cloiisifliationa I’lalnUff from what bases the Dutch planes was found scattered far and wide Transamerica ‘ ...... 4 174 Cooper street. Tel. 7121. iiUDKRKD— That imtine pf i.l over the countryside all the way . 68' .. furnished by the auto manufactur t j your appearance. It's a dre«:4 • British authorities co-operaiir)$ 1 Btrtha ...... A in.utiitif.n and pend, ip-v .,f .-.ii.l attacked the Japanese at Davao. Un Carbide ...... with the French to carry out gov h from the inland strongpoint of . 60'. ers, and declared that, despite the foi smooth rayon, wool or silk; Kngagementa ...... d .'i.mplamt aliatl hi aiM-n aald .!• Union P a c ...... • • ■ growing danger of war. this year's crepes or for velvet or velveteen ernmental affairs, established a llarrtagea ...... C t.-tidanta i).v pul.lIsliinK till. ..rd. r Mekili to Bengasi. 34% Articles for Sale 45 Unit Aire ...... automobile models were "loaded Pattern No. 8004 is in sizes 12 to j post office at Pondicherry, and In Beatbe ...... B. |n^ tjy Lv’tnlnK llerahl. a news- Japanese Announce bespite sand storms and other Unit Corp ...... % Card of Thanks ...... ■ papertnililiBlicd in MaiP'lp‘ott.r, t-ph- with gadgets, like a Christmas 20); Size '14. short sleeve.s, takes j dian stamps are being use^ on air unfavorable weather British air Unit Gas Imp ...... 4>i In Usmorlaro W FOR SALE—MEN S REBUILT ipa-ticiit. t.nre a week for two au*.'- tree.” and were heavier than pre 5 J^rds 36-lnc material. mail letlcrs sent from the capital Lost and Foubd ...... 1 and relasted .shoes. Better than oesalve wekka, lonimenolpiir on or Davao Occupied men attacking columns of troops U S R u bber...... 19\ viously. For this attractive pattern, send| Although French India has never Annouaceranets ...... T new cheap .shoes. See them. Sam l.efure Dt'oernber 23rd. 1D41. - Tokyo, Dec. 23— (Official Broad- and supplies were reported Inces- Ua Smelt ...... 4454 Personals ^...... I tvm u H. Ke.d .santly adding to the war wreck , 50’ ; Crlticlzas Manufacturers 15c in coin, your name. addre.s«.| lad an airmail stamp of its own Ytilyes, 701 Main. trlerk. of Ita'd Cour’ cest Recorded by AP)^Japanese US Steel ...... Antomobllee Imperial headquarters announced age. . 24';, "That was either poor judgment pattern number and size' to Tiinj^ I series is expected 'to be printed __.AutoiDQlilea for Sals ...... * H- II. West Union ...... today the complete occupation of These attacks were reported es . 74% actual sabotage." as.sertcd Manchester Evening Herald. To-a n London within a few months. Automobiles for Exchange .••• 0 West El A M fg ...... Thomas, after criticizing the man ' Jiuto Accessorlee—Tires ...... 0 Fuel and Feed 49-.4 Davao at 5 p.m. Saturday by pecially severe to the south and . 24’, day’s Pattern Service 106 7th A v - f Woolworth ...... ufacturers fdr failure to adopt the enue, New York. N. Y. Ante Repairing—’Painting 1 Japanese forces which had landed west of Abedabia. Elec Bond A Sh (Curb) New Issues: France Issued a 1- ALLEY OOP Auto Rchoola ...... l~A on Mindanao island at dawn the It was in this general area, CIO plan a year ago for using un For other excellent styles fort Tranc plus 9fr deep green semi- Autos—Ship by Truck ...... 0 FOR SALE— WOOD. Eugene Gag- Palrolniaii Shoots same day. Domel reported. south of B4(ngasi, that a flying employed labor to convert auto school wardrobes see our Fashlonf Autos^For HIrs ...... 0 liardone. Bolton. Tel. 5234. JOStal for the ^ e f i t of children Garages—‘Service—rStorsge »>• "Enemy casualties revealed up column of tanks in Britain’s offen motive plants for plane production. Book, a complete review of pat-’j Representative Curtis (Neb.1 a terns foe .winter. Order your copjf >f fathers Tost at tea. It pictures .Alotorcycles—Bicycles ...... II Burglar Suspect to Sunday include 200 killed and sive a year ago encountered and 8700 Collected I vessel .Wanted Autos —Motorcycles ... It FOR SALE— FIREPLACE and comrnittee member, protested that today. flsherifian with a sailing Bnalacee and Professional Service# stove length wood. Apply Edward 600 made prisoners,’’ the an defeated large Italian tank forces. n upper le ft . . Gautemala Is- By that action the Italians in he could see nothing unpatriotic in Pattern. 1.5c Pattern Book, 15^ JBBSLI Busioeex Servlcep Offered ...... II J. Holl. Tel. Manchester 6117 or nouncement added. For Our Soldiers the Industry’s attitude— that it had One PSttern and Pattern Bool^ ued a 2-centavoi light green to Uouiehold Service* Offered ....ll-A 5118. ' Branford. Dec. 23— Martin It said that Naval units co Bengasi were cut off and the port ■ommemorate the "Secopd Pan Buildins—Contrectlng ' ...... 14 later was ..captured only to be lost attempted to obtain government ordered together 25c. "Beal il, quick—here Comes lhal with his ’follow- Florists—Nurserle* ...... 10 I,. Redway, 26, of New Haven, was operated closely with the landing tmerican Day of Health " •shot twice today by a policeman and subsequent operations. to the subsequent Axis counter through’ again 1’^ Funeral Dlreciurs ...... 10 Hartford. Dec. 28.—( ^ —A $700 Heating—Plumbing—Roofing .. It Garden— Farm— Dairy investigating a burglary , attempt Drive Americans Sonth offensive.- Inaurance ...... 11 at a restaurant on-the Boston Post (The Berlin radio reported that Many German and Italian- check was presented to Governor UnUnery—Drettmaklnf 10 Products 50 Appliqued Carriage Robe rOONBRVILLE FOLKS Moving—Truckintj—Storage ■ to Road. the Japanese^,had landed troops troops have been overtaken by the' Hurley by Colt’s union. Local 270. BY FONTAINE POX Publlq Passenger Hervlee . .10‘ A FOR SALE-ONE WHOLE and New Haven hospital authorities on Luzon island in sufficient num British, but so furious is the pur to go into the governor’s chap Palming—Papering ...... 'n suit. the communique said, that it otie half good milk and bread-fed described Redway’s condition as bers to start a full^edged offen lains’ funds, to ^ usad to oM of Profeaaional Services n KB. la not yet poiwlble to Indicate the Repairing ...... II pi Alfred Burns, 472 Keeney "fajr." He was struck in the calf sive and were driving ' American any Connecticut man In uniform l UUST SIMPLY CAN'T number of prisoners taken. Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning 14 street. Telephone .5395, and thjg’h of his left leg. and Filipino forces southward in either at home or at camp. THINK OF ANYTHING A l l t h e t h in g s Z c a n Toilet Goods and Service ... The shooting took__. place. Pa s'evere fighting). This money, the prroeaods of a TVanted—Business Service .. w trolman Anthony Ifkovlch report The minister of finance was TO GET FOR APFORPTD GIVE HIM Rdorniloaal '■ Household Goods 51 Axis Positions dance at Foot Guard Hall Satur Courses and Claiaea ...... « 17 ed, when a man attempted-^-to ea- authorized .to-asssume control of day night, was presented by Frank HAROLD a l r e a d y Private Instructlona ...... II 3 ROOM—D R E Ail O UTFIT com cape from the eating place after all enemy assets in Japan under a Pounded by British J. O’Connell, a trustee of f - * Dancing .. 1...... ,.18‘ A a car had been found parkM out bill passed at the lost session of , GOT r X-N Musical—Dramatic ...... Si pletely furnished including com Rome, Dec. 23— (Official Broad union’s fluid. Wanted—Instructions ...... 0< bination-range, priced at .$395. side at 5:15 a.m. the Diet and published for the cast recorded by A P )— Ths Ital- The governor said It would be PInaeelal Small down payment—18 months The officer said he fired the first time today. fan high command Reported today added to a $2,000 fund donated by Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages .« 0] to pay b a ilee. See Albert’s, So. shots when the suspect made a that British artillery was subject Nicholas MiuseUi. Masselll Con- Business Opportunities .... 00 break for freedom after having Money to Ix>an ...... ^00 Main' atreet, Waterbury. N ew Landings Reported ing Axis positions at Salum and etruction company, BIpomfleld, re Help end SIteatlene been forced to return to the main Berlin, Dec. 23.— (Oltlclal Broad Bardia in the Lihyan-Egyptian cently received forytSe same pur- Help Wanted—Female ...... 00 LAST C A LL ON KIDDIES rock dining room by Ifkovich who met cast Recorded by A P )—New Japa fronUer zone to a steadily Increas Help Wanted—Male ...... 00 him coming out. nese troop Uuullnn weis carried •Balesmeo Wanted ...... ,....I0-A ers, table and chair sets, doll ing bombardment but declared the The bolt’s union, is composed of Help Wanted—‘Male or Female 17 carts. Save money. Shop at Ben A strong box in the establish out early , today at several points mlUtovy situation farther west about 6,000 employes. Beforevthe Agents Wanted . . . : ...... 17-A sons, 713 Main atreet. ment had been opened and papers on the Island of Luzon In the war broke out. It had Intended to ^ Bltuations Wanted—Female II were scattered about but it con Philippines, Japanese Imperial was unchanged. BUaatlons Wanted—Male If AW activity on the North Afri hold this dance In the state Bmployment Agencies ...... 40 tained nothing of value, an Inveo- headquarters said today. Ths claim armory In the expectation of rais was reported here by Transocean can front hoe been hampered by Live Iteck—Pete—Peeltry^ tigalion dlsclo.scd. bad weather but German filers ing several thousand dollars. The The policeman, on ipotor pateel- Vehlclea 1« -«‘ dispatch from Tokyo. again bombed BriUsh troope at armory, hgwover, was closed to all Doge—Birds—Pets ...... 41 duty at the time, said he discov - Live- Stock—Vehicles ...... 41 INSURANCE Tobruk and Desna, sold on v but m l l l t ^ oetlvltiea and the Pooltry and SuppUee ...... 41 Before You Have a Fire ered a typewriter, .radio ond’ quan Apricot Growing scene was shifted to Foot Guard tity of cigarettes in the car. 'ustiolly brief w ar bulletin. Wanted —Pels— Poultry—Stock 44 ' or Accident Axis olr aquodrons also were re han. Fev gate—Mlecvllaeeeee Sec Among the Canadian provinces, The $3,700 win be available for Artleles For Skle ...... 41 Some natives of the. South Sea British Columbia is the only, one ported to have repeatedly bombed Boats and Accessories ...... 44 McKINNEV BROTHERS aid 'o f any kind to any soldier, Islands paint their bodies a deep in which apricots are grown. The the British Mediterranean base at . Bulldlisg Materials ...... 41 505 .Main St., ^Ipncliester, Conn. Malta, scoring hits on target* de sailor or marine through any Con- Bletiionds —Watches—Jewelry 44 Telephone 0060 - 7433 . blue and add small touches of province produced 64,000 bushels n ecU ^t chaplain. Bleetrlcal Appliances—Radio.. 41 yellow and white. during 1940. spite violent anti-aircraft defense pWlNK I ’LL CALL HIG Fuel end Feed i....41f-A aerdee—Farm—Dairy Products 00 HOTHER AGAIN; MAYBE Uoueebold Goods ...... 01 T H*1 Codua* llAttlilnenr end Toole ...... 01 Santa’s Wonderland SHfilS THOUGHT OF Mneleel Instruments ...... 01 Office and Btore Equipment ••• 04 ^ SOMETHING H BpdeUIe At the Stores ....•••• M ALL MYYOVa riNlAHtOl b l ^ V o o i r ' Weerlng Apparel—Furs ...... 07 UHv. rr d o csnt sxem Wanud—To Buy ...... •• -nossiBLXi Houl no •paases IT^n r*^ **^ *^ *" YOU EVER DO tr7 Meelanrante ■gr Bira. Amw Ckbat wrong Bide, drawn through Mooiiie Without Board ••••••«.• 01 AppUqua this darting litUs tied In a perky bow. Eyelashes BMrdara ...... embroidered ■Ml ■oiaio »•* . „ spread.,The effect is completely tied at the base of the flow Aekrtnooto. riato. Toijymonta W Bind the robe or crib quilt In . gyuiooao LooaUono Cor Root •• charming and the young mothers ^M ouom For BMt ...... of tbs crowd will not only admlrq of rayon ribbon. This Is a ma '^BiknrDan For Root ...... your baby but your baby's carriage lous gift for that new baby la im f ilomoa For Roat robe as well! family! tad to Root ..' d BMaco - - . , Appliqued lamb is 10 inchea big. For applique’ pattern of. . Bulldlni Co»8al# .. Is mad* of a white brushed wool Sleeping Lamb (ftttera No. I Ptaaorty for talo .... or other fluffy wool. Use pink or amounts of materials speclfli j$ Land (or S o lo ...... btu* blanketing, flannel, te k e t - crib quilt snd carriage robe, weave wooIsb or warm outing flan- 10 cewts in' Coin, Tour Name ...... M tor the roba. Address and tba Pattern Ni T te big bow around "lamblklns” to Ann Osbot, The 9v*idng; neck Is a real bow! A big Mu* or bM, Seventh AvniBB, I" riMmkiia sawn e n the York Ctty. TUESDAY, DSCEMBER 28,19lll P.GETEEN lHaturI{rotrr Ewntbig HUralli Private William Rice, of Carol lh a annual Christmas entertain Miss Barbara Nellis will spend j EmergencF Doctors A seven room housa at SS2 Christmas at her home in Fort Woodbrldga street was today sold road, la doing active duty with About Town ment for the Salvation Army Sun by the Equitable Life Insurance Company F, State Guarda, at the day School will take place tomor Plains, N. Y., and Miss'Ruth Rey I Physicians of the Msmehes- local parachute plant. row evening at 7:30 at the citadel. nolds will go to her home in ter Medical Association who Company to George Flavell, a for Parents a ^ all interested will be Poughkeepsie for the holiday. I will' respond to emergency calls mer resident of Manchester, but more recently of. Glastonbury. Mr. n * scu y OMney Ubrmry wlU welcome. Both are librarians at the Mary tomorrow afternoon are Dr. clow tOBtorrow afternoon at S Cheney library. Robert R. Keeney aiid Dr. A. Flavell la now employed in the pur chasing department of the United o'dock, and will be closed all day Two cases of lobar pneumonia B. Moran. CMatnaa. The Weat Side branch are reported in Manchester in the Mrs. Annie I. Smith of the Aircraft The sale was made by ■ alao cloae toihorrow after- Beauty Nook entertained her op Robert H. Smith of the R. J. vm fyt wm I weekly report of the State Depart ment of Health. According to the erators at the Highland Hotel, Mrs. Arthur Gibson’s Sunday Smith Inc., Agency. report measles are still prevalent Springfield, last night with a school class of girls at the South « )(r. and Mra. Edward Leemon in New Haven County. 31 cases be Swedish smorgsuibord supper, and Methodist church will have a and daughter Barbara, of Pearl ing. reported from the town of Mil each one was presented with a Christmas party at her home on CHRISTMAS atreet, left tbla morning for Can ford. Christmas gift. Flower street at seven o’clock this ada. They will visit relatives In evening. Montreal and other places, and ex Mrs. Robert Orr. of 2SH Maple Corporal Walter F. Gutzmer is BUY pect to return to town about Jan- street, was pleasantly surprised expected to arrive this evening Miss Olive Chapman of Chest u a ^ 6. yesterday afternoon by a group of from Camp Blandlng, on a ten- nut street will spend Christmas keiie o il BINGO friends In observance of her birth day furlough, according to a mes with relatives In Bridgeport. The Toung People's society of day which occurs tomorrow. The sage received by his parents, Mr. BY METER the Second Congregational church party was arranged by her young and Mrs. Richard GuUmer of 43 rm jlilin Parker of Newport, R. Tonight Win go caroling this evening at 7^ Uaughter,-Pat^jOrr, assisted by Mather street. I., has arrived home to spend r* eiclock among the shutlns of the Mrs. Elmer Machle. A birthday Christmas with his mother, Mra. TUESDAY, DEC. 23 l i t parish, and return to the dhurch cake featured and refreshments Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Gardner Edna Case Parker of Huntington le weather man says Ith for a Christmas party. were served. Games were played of Richmond, Va.. are spending atreet. **01d Man Winter ia on hla and there was a grab-bag. Mra. the holidays with Mrs. Gardner’s St. James SUM Anna C. French of Foster Orr received many presents for the brother and family, Edwin Swan wayl” afreet has left for Bath, Me., to occasion. son of Ellington' avenue, Rock You’ll want a fuel that re spend Christmas with her parents. ville. Mrs. Gardner was the for BEFORE YOU BUY ANY School Hall Rev. and Mrs. Earl French, for Notices were posted In the plant mer Miss Gerda Swanson of this Park Street of the Orford Soap Company yes KIND OF INSURANCE sponds quickly and huma merly of this town. town, daughter of Gottfried Swan terday stating that the plant will CALL 6687 steadily. FUl your hln with close Wednesday night for a three son. . The weekly setback tournament 1 day Christmas holiday. Work will BENJAMIN CHENEY Ow a.* "MMm4 Fm! OB IMiMmt* ^ Old Company’s Anthracite. | iTl win be held at the Red Men’s So begin again Monday morning, Dec 9.U Main St. Hale Bldg. seoTlilw TO« wWr«,e.UwT You’ll he ready to meet IT cial club tonight at eight o’clock ember 29. ndsc Am k bf dM mtmt It sharp. All players are requested LOOK! «Mi A . MtiMf *130 winter’s bitter blasts in thm tklnc k |MT ssiK.M. el Ml to make a special effort to attend. Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Kehler and XMAS TREE EV PRIZES comfort. daughters, Emma Lou, Joyce and The regular weekly setback Constance will spend Christmas SPECIAL 1 810 FREE GAME! tournament will be suspended this with relatives in Tower City, Pa. 26 REGULAR GAMES: l o j A h / i svenlng at the Manchester Fire Range and $4.00 Orders. Department headquarters. The Mr. and Mrs. John F. Cullln of ALL TREES luc members will start the second the Midland Apartments, have as 4 DOOR PRIZES: yel round either next or the week fol- their guest for the Christmas va Fuel Oil $4.00 Orders. loadng. All plan to attend the cation. Mrs. Cullin’s nephew. Mid 1/2 PRICE Christmas party at the Square to shipman William S. Moynlhan of ALL FOR 25c 1 the U. S. Naval Academy, Annapo No Parking Worries! The Doors Open 7 P. M. night. ALL SIZES! G. E. WIUIS « SON, Ik. lis. whose parents, were former L. T. WOOD Play Starts At 8. Coal, Lumber, Maaona’ Supplies, Paint Dr. Morris C. Fancher and hie residents of Manchester and moved Free Trimming! W. G. Glenney to Oregon about 17 years ago. Branches With Every Tree! 8 MAIN STREET TEL. 8128 MANCHESHDR bU brother. Dr. W. Wilson Fancher. a Come Early for Best Pick! GUARANTEED medical doctor of Thompsonville, Co. CO. lot together with John and Robert Sewing for the Red Cross will Coal, Lumber, Masons’ Supplies, 81 BIssell Street $50. SWEEPSTAKE! C l not be carried on tomorrow at LESTER SILVER Paint Tel. 44M I.ast Week Thla Amounted Brown of Henry street, will leave To $80.00 Friday for a week’s skiing at Lake Center church house on account S38 East Middle Turnpike 8S6 No. Main S t Tel. 41M Advertise in The Herald— It Pays Placid. of the approaching holiday.
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I t M Lunch Cloths b „ .FROM HALE’S Made from Sail Cloth. Pre-laundered, aatln stripe garments In Panties. Step- fast color printed cloths In four colorful Ins, Vests. Sizes 36 to 42. Tei^ Rose e a . i ****ii(*****«***ii£**w*<**af««*iai**********ai**»:aiwaiaHii*w**ai*ai*ai******ai* „ $1.49 ahadai floral patterns. The Ideal gift. | r Is OTHER LUNCH CLOTHS...... $1.19 to $2.49 In Larger Siaes ...... 69c each Store Closes Wednesday at 7 P. M. *
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la Gift Handke^jds | Housewares Fine quality chenille In solid color with 1 < Lovely all linen handkerchiefs. Hand embroidered Chinese. Oay fast colored prints or dainty lace edge handkerchiefs. self color pattern. Blue, gold, green, or chid. peach, dusty rose, and black and w'hlte. $1.29 1 SUNBEAM 1 OTHER CHENILLE SETS...... $1.19 to $2;98 1
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a Four Pottery Dishe.s, Bread Chenille Bedspreads Come to Hale'B for H Cutter, Large Walnut Tray. $22-75 All White or Multi-Color Florals An exceptional. range of patterns in all
virhite and white with multi-color florals.
r Blue, green, wine, peach, rose, orchid, and $5-98 Gift Hosiery ; Farber Ware Deluxe Doll Houses $1.00 gold.
Cape Cod Style. Sturdy frame, green and white trim. Full Fashioned Hosiery From Well Known Mills! 1 y OTHER CHENILLE SPREADS...... $3.98 to $12.50
M. K. M. Hosiery...... 89c Pr. j H vyO llidO dill 1 1 ^ Gordon Chiffon...... Sl.OO Pr. f StreamUnrf Engraved Coffee Urn,
Martex Towel . Sets Lion Brand Service ...... S I.00 Pr. i sugafand'cmmer $OQ 501 Assorted Doll Furniture ^ AI o r S Large Serving Tray Sheer All Silk Chiffon ...... -V 2 Non-Tarnlsh^le Chrome Finish One bath towel and two face cloths. like
45 Gauge N y lo n ...... $1.95 * 50c to $1.00 Colored borders. All shades. $ 51 Gauge Nylon ----- n - 1.00 ...... $2.25 All New Shades! Coiffee Robot Urn Set Children’s Anklets ...... , 25c Pr. a5 Completely_ ,., Antomatto . . ^ * Prerisiou Set Tbermostat for Nev Baby Shop
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9 Sugar and Cresuner ® ^ |( 2 i A • w W i pgj. jranie for small tots.
Baby’s Batlunettes $ A .9 8 Complete with Dressing Table
Atttfmiatic Toasters $ I e/x|Table Tennis Proctor Completely .Automate W ■ m J a w w i Fun for the gang! QUILTS with Additional Crisper 1 For baby’s crib. In pink or blue nursery patterns. Size 40”?UI4”. $2-25
I Sunbeam Toaster $17.251 DoU Carriages
ROBES Hamilton Beach Mixers Complete . .$28.50
Flannel robes, are pre-shfunk and moth-proof. Rayon Sunbeam Mixers Complete ...... $28.75 $2.98 to $8.50 chenille, w’ashable robes in light blue and medium blue. I Cotton chenille in blue and wine. • 4'’“ 6 Way Floor Lamps...... $8.95 § _ ^ Aft A
42.49 to 7.95 Candies and Salted Nuts I TaWe Lamps...... $ | Velodpedes $2o9o^$9o5U $398 to $8.98 A must for every boy and girl. L i i r Assorted Chocolates...... 21b. 78c S»ep Stools ...... $2.49 and $5.98 I
Loft Family Package...... 4-lb. $1.69 a Detecto Bathroom Scales ...... $3.49
HoUday P ackage...... 2H.jb. $ 1 .^ | Hanj painted MeUl Serving Trays ... .$1.25 Games at $1.00 | Rayon Sati to
Chinese Checkers, Savy, Town HaU. Loft Miniature Chocolates ...... 2>lb. $1.50 I Clothes ftampeN ...... $3.98 to $5.98 or Lrepe oups
Loft Bfilk and Dark Assortment V. l-lb. .59c Card Tables ...... $1.98 to $2.98 I Finished with line hand drawn lace or embroidery.
Loft Choeolate Cherries ...... 2*lb. 98c | Colors: Tea Rose or White,
'U a r f Olirar Chocolates .... 60c and $1.20 I ^ a m Nested Blocks
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$1.98 —$2-98 Peanuts. . . 5^1h. 50fc to $1.00 IKUNCHISTIfi