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Pair, little change in tempera- atrtet entartalnert ye»terday after, tare toaight; Thursday fair, slight rat Town noon at a Chrirtma* party for Phyalclana of the Mancheater Mwibtr tiM Aoitt ly warmer. four membera of a card group. Bet- Medical Aaaociation who will respond to emergency calla to The Christmas Store B n «M af OlrenlattMa • $ i ( O t ^ «hurA irom- back waa played and gift# were BUY morrow afternoon are Dr. Wil Manchester——A City of ViUage Charm JfMMt thla avciiUtc «t T:80 exchanged, after which rcfreah- Store Open Until 5:30 Wednesday. llieeher training room. menti were aerved. liam L. CJonlon and Dr. Sidney Aiken. ydw o it \ (TWENTY PAGES) PRICK THREE CBNTR VOL. LX., NO. 67- AdvertMng an Paga 1$) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18,1940 B Y METER Tha annual Chriatmaa party of Rayon Satin .th* Children of Mary Sodality will Housecoats take place Thursday evening, De Veto Based Apartment Blast Kills IS in Cincinnati cember 19 at 8 o'clock in St. Wrap-around or lipper Jamea'a hall. After the business models in Royal blue or Fascists Failing Back meeting a play. “From Qur House wine—outsti^ding values to Your House.” will be presented that make practical gifta. On Defense by the Parish Players under the Sizes 12 to 18. direction of Miss Gertrude (Aimp- Plans Upset bell. Refeshments will be served $ by the committee In charge, $3.98 Near Derna; British Bud MflNlBd tSf MMfBCff A Week ^ Roosevelt Convinced Lo* Choice Quality Fruit | The Senior and Junior choirs of 0 9 t MW Fm I OA DaUr«riM the Second Congregational church Strrkv'* pfori4e$ f9m with • dillMty gan-Walter Bill Would .CtrUlnly there’s someone BASKETS art rehearsing for a combined rtetipt tliac if kf m&m From Tonight ' p candle light carol aervice at the with tbt d4t y m9d . Produce Utmost Chaos Pressure Seen Eased •B your gift list for whom i ■■ s This tickt< it TOur gvarmaftt ol Mt Santa reaches C In a Great Variety of X church, Sunday afternoon at 4:30, a prize PInehurst ba.sket to which the public will be wel And Paralysis Now. o f food would be the per J .\»»4»rt- come. A rche.araal will take place into his hag j menta ...... $3.00t - - - - Î Italians Report British Children Put Christmas Harassed by Bombs and fect present. Rich, ripe this evening at 7:30. of Gifts! Washington, Dec. 18 — (IT) — qnalily fruit is a delicacy âwmwsaaawmwmmwaawx President Roosevelt vetoed the Troops Weakened hy Spirit Into Real Action Maebine-Guns in Re> Most everyone enjoys, A Christmas party for all teach [^gan-Walter bill today in a mes- ers of the North Methodist church Beautiful Lace Trimmed Iôsses as Result of Kanaa.s City, Dec. 18.--*;P)-- treat; B'ardia Isolated and you pet fruit from PINEHURST DeLUXE school will take place this evening e asserting he was convinced Boys and girls of Askew school America’s finest orchards GIFT BASKETS. S.V.iO E.\. at 7:30. Rach one.attending Is to Tailored Undies t it would "produce the utmost Steady Boinhardment —400 "Of them—are putting By Armored Units to in one of’ these marvelous provide a ten cent gift. SHOP EARLY! .os and paralyMs in the admin By Planes and Artil their Christmas spirit into ac West, Fresh Troops baskets. A beautiful deco We have “ lined up” some of Beautiful lace trimmed or tailored imdie^ istration of the giovenjment at this tion. Mrs. Alfreed—Pinehurat call up the Veto during the after- cruiser reported hit by two i Ready to Quit treating to Derna,” the R.A. moUK make labels. \ igjon. With a two-thirds vote F. communique said. "Our eomplete aKaortniriit Ground Beef, lb. 27c Wednesday Specials necessary to override the veto In General view showing all that remained of a three-story, brick apartment building aijd store, after a pre-dawn explosion which took torpedoes from Italian planes i for ...... $!.«» both House and Senate, Demo IS lives in Cincinnati. Members of (our families were blown from their beds ten other persons being injured, none seriously. Windows was seen afterward to sink. | A f i r k t l l t f x f T e x w i - I ; machine-gunned re- cratic chieftains were . hoping to for blocks a'round wore blown out. , Yesterday’s communique said i A 15 j treating troops between Bar- Radishes, 2 bchs. 5c Store Open All Day Wednesday. muster enough strength to su.statn the cruiser, a 6,000-ton ves-1 ----- j dia and Tobruk.’-’- the president. Broccoli. Chicory. Tomatoes. Speaker Rayburn and Repre Christmas Liehts Cause sel, was shelling the Libyan Reported in Klisu-| deMrtTnîcated^^^ Peas. . Cucumbers. Carrots. Gift Stationerv sentative McCormack of Masaa- ba.set \ n 0A evTof Bardia LeoY*/1io whentx'ixAn attackOT J aru • • - i w. . • « a i Hcff (Jreen Stamps Given With Ca.sh Sales. Prohers Seek j Blaze as 50 Bulbs Pop tarw H a. »Italy 8 main coastal base in the Raton's Writing P aper...... ',50c to tl.OO rhusetts, Democratic floor leader, Roosevelt’s Plan Will j ed. ra Believed to Be Burn- i Libyan frontier region, had been Mastercraft Writing P aper...... $1.00 discussed the House vote outlook Snow Hill, Md„ Dec. 18,—(.T, The high command reported illg of Supplies Before IBritish armored unlU, Brussels Sprouts Initialed Writing Paper...... 50c with Mr. Roosevelt before the veto that Colonel Aramu, who twice Needy Baskets Do Your Xrnas Shopping for Xmas Gift Package Writing Paper...... 35c to 50c message was read. Rayburn told Clue to Blast The mayor flipped the switch Baaketa of del Id on* to turn on Christmas lights Back Britain to Limit , flew the Atlantic with the late .\bandonillg of Point. 1 Ing up before th,. town on the ea*t 21c qt. Xlastercraft Photo Albums...... tl.OO reporters afterward that the vote Apparently tht line had been ■ntrition* food* that Cigars, Cigarettes and 1-Lb. Cans XIastercraft Scrap Books ...... $1.00 decorating the courUiouse ; Gen. Italo Balbo. was missing in j would be neeiled hy the adminis ' one of the Italian bombing planes any needy family will Five Year Diaries...... ,75c to 81.00 tration forces to sustain the chief At Cineiniiati and got the Fourth of July. Athens, Dec. 1 8-/.e!-F ire* have I wedenme. From $1.91* Tangerines, doz. 19c of Tobacco Here! Fresh Stocks Wsterman Fountain Pens. .. .$3,50 to $8.50 listed definitely as lost in North executive. I Fifty red bulbs popped llkc jU , Bc»t I.....i<..iiai5 De- L gval Status African fighting two days ago. broken out in Klisura, It waa offl- ! ' '*'*''**‘ Wsterman Along with his message to the tirccrackcrs,' and set fire to the dally reported today, leading to | For any retreat toward D»ma Pen and Pencil S eta...... $4.35 to $13.75 (iifl Jewelry feiise of United States. Bomb British Warships. the Italians had to pass througb At Money-Saving Prices!. Call House, where the legislation i RcHeue Operation!* Fin- front of the building. Firemen belief that Italian forces were Pastel plaids, tweed.s Collegiate Pens ...... 59c originated, the pre.sldent append- , put out the Arc. An electrician Success of Britain in Italian planes were said to or near Tobruk,.... roughly half tha In and Look Them Over! and flannels in sizes 7 to Blue Ribbon P ens...... $1.00 ed a lengthy detailed analysis of i iHhed; 13 Die; Witl- fixed a short circuit. Still Unclear; have bombed British warships off ; burning supplies In preparation to ; 150-miIe distance between Bardia. $ l s 0 0 ea. the bill by Attorney General Jack- j Bardia again yesterday. A com -' abandon that mountain town on i British airmen struck heav-ily at j I 'V.incfiuTjt Gtocen/.^nc. 18. ow s4»f (3iie of Vie- Defending Herself. son. ! \ 7 '* * 4 ' munlque said the British lost two the middle Albanian front. Greeks . the Bardia and Derna ends of tha 1 1 ' DIAL 4151 ^ 302 MAIN STREET Gifts for Girl ScoHt$ Gold or silver finished Nerklares, The chief executive said that T I S l l S I « F 1 S planes and the Italian.s one in air | pointed out that such fires were I Italian line. Brooches, Pendants. Lockets Also Is Questioned. I ^NOPJH OF POST OFFICE ■ ONE BLOCK FROM STATE ARMORY Fancy Fruit Cakes quite apart from the general Waishinglon, Dec. 18.—UP) fights which resulted. observed before the Italians re- western $1.98 to I’niforms ...... SS..A0 Knives ...... 81.00 wood, crjstal and pc.irl necklaces. philosophy of the measure. East Indies —An unprecedented plan for "•?ê — - Briu.sh“------“were said to have 1 Imquished Argirocastro and Porto ; restricted air ac- B erets...... $1.00 Compasses, 35c to 80r Intentional Inclusion of defense ^ Cincinnati, Dec. 18 - (.e) — Rescue Belts ...... AOc AVhlstles ...... I.Ac U-lb. 25c 2-lb. 49c functions would require my disap operations (inished, ’ authoritibs . backing Britain to the limit, Prieiuis D eclare He Stampalia nn*thc'ÎtaUan*'^deca^ôn the Italian Dodecan ! *^'Both Klisura and Tepclenl, ! ^vity considerably,” the c^ - ■ $2.98 Scarfs ...... ,50e nashllghts .. .3.1c without considering the dol the eastern Medl- , farther west, vc.re reported with- | u n iq u e « .d ^ Nevcrthel.«âlr- proval at this time." today began a vigorous inquiry to , To Bo Given esa islands In the eastern Medl . . „ i Pocket (.'nmbs...... 15c Beautiful “ Would I’rodiH* tTisoa” On Mission for Gov ...... determine the cause of an e.xplo- | lar signs on the bill, went to terranean. 1 Greek j attack Bardia both dnring the day' O T U i “ Apart from a dlsagre'.ment the nation' today with Presi ernment; To Resume Tha high command reported ' guns, Home, a Havpn! Boxed Chocolates Gheiiille liedspreadH with the general philosophy of Sion which reduced a three-mtorj- Heavy Lighting Reported and the previous night. Skating Sweaters Last Cliaiiee dent Roosevelt’s pronounce- that Italian fliers bombed oil sup- j "Three large ^res were started / o r legal rigidity manifest In some brick tenement-store building to (^llal)oration Parleys. plies and■ harbor works at Port | Heavy fighting wa$ reported Home i« a haven from provisions of the bill,'' he assert ------I ment that the be.st immediate continuing both in the Klisura- in the encampm^pt. Outside tli* 11b. 29c 5 lbs. 95c Medium weight sweat a pile of riibbish and killed 13 oc Sudan and other points In East town a large quantity of motor Winter di.scomfort.9. when ed. "I am convinced that it would '' peleni sector and In the coastal IW in fl. ers with crew neck.s in cupants. ■ r» 1 •• c 1 I defen.se of the United States Bulletin! Africa. region to the southwest and the transport was damaged. our full-burn Fuel Oil pro Pantry Size Can Jockey red, tan, white and produce the utmost chaos snd jap Delectation Scheil- success of Great Sharp Fighting Rei>ort«d. Corner Frank M. Coppock, Jr., A'ichy, Franca, Dee. 18.—iJ*! Greeks already called the contest "Derna was raided during last yellow. Sizes 34 to 40. paralysis In the administration of Sharp fighting between Italian vides the heat. It i.s a the government at this critical one of a half-dozen investigators iileil to Open Negolia* i Britain in defending herself, —Menitwr* of Chief of State in the former sector a ‘^brilliant night, all bombs falling on the air heaven of healthfulness. representing city, county and Pctaln's entourage said tonight i and Greek troops was reported to vlctoryV likely to have a decisive drome. Owing to bail weather, Friend's Beans -> time." be continuing in the .southern sec also. With clean-hurninp In conriision. the president said: state, questioned Mrs. Julia Koeb- .... Economic Ac Jta 'Sa'ISSt.rS; that Fernand dr Brinun, whom influence on future operations. the damage was not observed." w $2.98 •Today, in sustaining American b«. Widow of one of the victims, Pierre Ljival named "ambassa- tor of Albania. The communi Klisura. about midway between The 10-day drive into the west Oil safepuardinp the in .•«r.l Early in Jan..»ry. ^ Ideals of justice, an ounce of action seeking a clue to the mystery. dorjof France" In Paris to que said Greek troop concentra Premet and Tepelini on a cross- ern desert by Britain's Army of doors air! 10c 2 for 19c Joseph P. Koebbe, 33, whose would buy and send to England at tions were sprayed with machine- mountain road, bars an important Libby's is worth more than a pound of maintain contact with the Ger the Nile, now reported to have car argument, k'or these reasons I re body was the first removed from Shanghai, Dec. 18 Japan least 52.500,000,000 worth of mans, had emerged with ter gun fire by Italian fliers. route to Tepeleni and the lower ried to positions of dominance at turn the bill without my approval." the wreckage, was reported to will give The Netherlands Hast tanks, airplanes and other muni Inforeed powers from the stir The authoritative Fa-scist edl- valley of the Viousa river. Bardia. seemed to have touched off have been working wiih his part Indies a "last chance" to conclude tions before the end of the war. ring ments of the past few tor, Virginlo Gayda. a.sscrted to-: In the valley between Premet Can 1 9 c Gift Umlies ner, Elmer "Jack" Campbell. In day that the final victory in the ; and Klisura the Fascists were said , FUEL & RANGE OIL Corned Beef an economic agreement in forth After the war, arrangemenUs days. (Continued on l*age Hlxteea) Lopan-Walter Bill Seen the basement'of a ground floor would be made for repayment of to have used 50 tanks in a roving BABIES’ b l a n k e t s ANGORA BONNETS coming trade negotiations, re In Any Quantity— Any Time appliance shop at the time of the this help "in kind" under a gentle Vichy. France, Dec. 18 i/Pi—The (Continued on Page Fourti^n) defense of their fortifications while I..ovely. warm blankets Poke styles with brims Delaying Defense pre-dawn blast yesterday. Camp sponsible Japanese sources here Greek artiller>" held them under indicated today. men's agreement between the two ^liolesale and Retail My-T-Fine Desserts with satin binding — In - al.so “dopey’' styles with Washington. Dec. 18.—f/I’i At bell, at first Identified among the countries. position of Former Vice Premier fire. white or pink. 36"x50 " pointed hood. White only. The perfect gift! Whits torney General Jackson said today dead, was nnssing. A delegation headed by Former Pierre I.AvaI. who went to Paris On the coast the Greeks were Fliers Attack and Japanese Foreign Minister Kcn- Administration leaders predict size. Sizes to 2 years. nr solid colored grounds. the vetoed I»gan-Walter hill. Scouts Leaking Gas Theory ed that legislation would be last night after a visit her^' by Press Search said to be well within range of BANTLY OIL COMPANY 3 for 13c which would make uniform the Kichi Yoshizawa now is cn route Chimara, which the Italians were * 1 .9 8 White with multi-color floral Dr. Coppock said tests revealed to Batavia and is scheduled to sought early in the 1941 session Otto Abetz, Adolf Hitler's anlbas- Nazis’ Plants .S2.00 snd basket pattern. Solid 7.1 per cent of illuminating gas in , the negotiations early in of Congress to implement the reported defending with reinforce- | Center Street Phone 5 2 9 3 30-Ounrc Can Burt OIney Baby Shop. (Contlnued on Page Sixteen) sador to Paris, remained unclear ments. Greeks said they w ere, Each colors in waffle weave. Also Koebbe's lungs, compared to a , January. ThLs will be Japans sec- president's plan. today, but his friends declared he For Fujsitives Serving the Public for 2 3 Years. all white. maximum of 20 per cent in the ! attempt to obtain a favorable .More .Appropriations Neceaaary flanking the port of Palermo. In I Senator Minton (D., Ind.), act- was on a mi-saion for the French I the northern sector fighting had j InilHbtries at Mannheim economic position in the Fa.st In- government. / Tomato Juice ga* company vice president, , ing majority leader, told reporters i been slowed down by bad weather, ' dies and. authoritative Japanese These sources intimated that Father and Son Hee ! bu. nevertheless the Creeks con- Targets Second Tim e; Gift Tying scouted a theory that leaking gas quarters asserted, "it will be the ^ that additional appropriations Hale's Red Bag $4.98 caused the blow-up. Moorhaus I would be necessary at once. He LaVal would rraume the negotia After Fatal Shooting j tinned to report local auccesses. | Flashes ! last." tions for Frenejy-German collabor ' Motor Transport Column Bombed : Ports Are Bombed. and Wra|>ping pointed out that the explosion May Take Direct .Aetlon i .-aid it was passible, too, that some Other Ubcpilic Spreads (I.at« Balletlns ol the Wire) broke gas lines in the building and ' legislation authorizing the presi ation which hisremoval from Chief O f Deputy Sheriff. ! A motor transport column ap- i Coffee TTiey declined to say what will of State Philippe Petain's cabinet i parcntly headed for the coastal | London, Dec. 18.—(Ab —Tha Colored Papers at .. 10c pkg. $1.98 to $9.98 that until the gas valves were happen if the new discussions fail, dent .to carry out his plan might White Tissue a t ...... 10c roll_^ Rorder Warfare Spasmodic closed some firemen used masks in ' be necessary. last week interrupted temporarily I front to supply, the Italians was; Royal Air Force for the seqond hut Informed neutral quarters in Bulletin! bombed yesterday by the British | Hale's Formosa Oolong Tailored and lace trim Holly Pa|ier a t ...... I Or roll' Hanoi, French lndn-(Tilna, Dec. rescue work Tokyo have reported direct action Leaders explained that addition-' Laval was expected to remain 1 successive night attacked Indus* rayon in Vests, Panties f 'ellophane TIpIng . .. 10c roll IH.— Warfare along the Indo- George Zavison, who was awake might be taken, al funds (or the projected program Paris five or six days during which MIddlesboro. Ky., Dec. 18.— (g.— Despite the use of three I (Continued on Page Fourteen) j trial targeU at Mannheim, Ger Lb, snd Step-ins. Red and Green fTiIncsc and Thai (Siamese) bor in a nearby building at the time yashfzawa succeeds Ichlzo Ko- would be channeled to regular time, sources here said, Abetz pro Tea R ibbon...... 10c roll der, which reaumed Monday, is of the blast, said: _ bayashl, Japanese minister of government departments. After bably would report to Hitler on his airplanes lo assist searchent, many, on the Rhine, and bombed W ide Cellophane (or Wreaths continuing spasmodically with "I heard a long hiss, as if a big commerce, who returned to Tokyo , the appf'opriations were made, talks with Petain and Laval yes a father and son who fled aft |,German-held channel- ports and ...... 5c and lOc yd. r artillery Are marking the latest tlce waa blowing out. Then there November after prolonged ! they .said, the "money would be terday. er a gun-battle In which a I airdromes, the Air Ministry an- Tangerines Doz. battles, the French announced to-, waa a terrific roar,' talks which he admitted virtually ' provided, from the treasury's Expert ('larlfleatlnn of Role i deputy sheriff was killed and British Cause I nounced today. night. Thc_JSgench declared that Zaviaon said he was one of the were frultle.sa. I general funds. Additional borrow Clarification of Laval's role by | two ' other officers were I The attacks were carried out de- Thai gunners shcHrd .Savannakhet The main Japanese ambition' Is ing would be noceiasary to raise Hitler and Petain was expected, wounded, remained at large I spite bad weather. Make I'p Yonr Own Towel .anil Tliakhck and that the French (Continued on Page Four) to obtain ironhbund guarantees ' the.jnoney. they added, and the aRhoiigh no new meeting of these today aa police from Ken ! Slight Damage Britain passed apparently her, Each Ensembles Of j replied, centering Arc on Thai gun- for the purchase of oil from the securities' issued thus would in tucky, Tennessee and Vir Fresh Soup Bunches 5c t^2”x90” Lace two leaders was anticipated. quietest night in weeks, after a ! \ . ' itoats in the vicinity of Ijikhnn on East Indies. crease the public debt. The opinion was expressed In ginia searehed this trl-stute bomblesa day. The Air Ministry Martex “ Fleurette” the Mekong river. , Reliable informants said Kobay- ■ President Roosevelt devoted •some quarters, that the French mountain eountry. Drtip Bombs in South* and Ministry of Home Security Dinner Cliiths TOWEI.S Mine Death Hshl had a.sked for the purchase of mast of a 50 minute pre.ss confer- cabinet would l>e reorganized soon, communique said tersely: "There HEALTH MARKET Chlcf_5Icdlcal Olliier Dies'. the Indies' entire product on ! ence yesterday to describing the and that Petain would issue a mes. Middlesboro, Ky.. Dec. 18.—iCj - west Germany ; Report is nothing to report." Tliree gorgeous patterns. A beautiful floral border. Hartford, Dec. 18 --i/PV— Dr. Dutch I plan—a brand new-idca. he term sage explaining any changes. ' " Airplanes and heavily-armed peace Southwest German cities have (, Reproductions of antique Six colors: Blue, peach, or Thomas F. Maher, chief medical Toll Seven roiinter-offer qdmlttedly wAs un- | ed It-and made it clear that it officers of three states pres.sed a , Sheffield Still Biiriiing. been targets of British planes cloths. Other sizes: 60''xS0'', "The French censor this morning, chid. green, malse and dusty officer at the F, S. Veterans’ Ad satfactory, the quota offered being j several now betpg cx- for the first time, permitted an search today for a father and son ; three times in the past six night# Wednesday 72 "x72''. 60 "x80 ", 54 'x70” in rose. ministration facility in Newlng- consldereil bv the Japanese ns too plored. _ ... , who,fled after the fatal shooting Berlin, Dec. 8— .The Ger- and heavy damage has been re-- pro^rtion. nouncement that Laval hSd made ^tin, died today. He was 62. Dr. Five Olliers Injured in the trip last night after confer of a deputy sheriff and the wound man high „ comi nd . _ reported_____ to- ported , at Mannheim. Bath S iz e ...... 79c lahrr had been seriously ill at «^\tl^riîes‘‘l* o " ”fl'llHv'‘‘ ’’ r^ ' The chi?f exûtivo, in response ing of two'other officers in a wood-I Jay Britishîahc.s" dropped Specials lands ^ " ;to questions, said the plan would ences yesterday with Petain and the hospital In Newington (or Explosion; 68 Work ed mountain sectmn near the Ken- southwest Germany dur- Guest S iz e ...... 390 fused to discuM ; not carry the country closer to Abetz. Army Must Strike $2.98 c» about a week since h|s return ers Escape Unscathed. It was reported further that the ^ legalistic riewpolnt.' French circles expressed the be- tuckv-Tennessee-Virgpnia border. I,—ing the night, ^but caused only" I from New Haven hospital, where Batavia government waa unwilling " Bell Countv Attorney Walter B. "slight property and incendiary Deep into Axis Areas Face Cloth« .15c he had been under observ'aMon Smith directed theine search,searen. whichw^.co ; jamage " in two places. SIRLOIN to sell crude o|l from which the (Continued on Page Sixteen) (Continued on Page Sixteen) London, Dec. 18.—(A’)— Great, A Welcome Gift! for a monih. - Berkley. W. Va.. Dec. 18.-(P )— Japanese could extract high test he described as ' German bombera attacked Bir- • • • The death toll of the nation's sixth hunt in the history of the eastern ^ mingham and other "war vital Britain officially admitted today aviation gasoline. she could not win the war until the STEAK Quaint Two Killed in Train Wrwk. major coal mine blast of 1940 Besides the economic ' pha.se. Kentucky mountains.” 1 (Smaa’*areas" in the Ds*{4iai$«British Midlands, as 9 U A H A M T U M Salt lake City, Dec. 18—lyPI—.A stood today, at seven. He .said 150 officers and special British Army had "struck. and A Large Assortment! Teledirun Yoshizawa Is expected to broach well as London on the night of struck deep Into the Axis coun* Patchwork Quilts Inlon Paclftn lawsengcr train Five other miners were injured questions designed to give Japan deputies—“armed with all kinds of Dec. 16, the high command said, Electric Clucks ploughed into a ralioose o f a in the explosion yesterday two New Spray Keeps Leaves, guns from sub-machine guns to tries." TURKEYS (Cellophane Wrapped) greater political influence in the causing fires and explosions. 33c lb. Serve a plump, farm-frteh Birde Bys '«Ji| . fttNMm, Red. green and ivory freight train near the Salt Lake miles back in the No. 4 operation shotguns"—joined the hunt, aided The blockade, a Ministry of In- Clothes rich Dutch possessions. In line with Scouting planes yesterday saw forhtation statement said, will Turkey for your holiday diastr. Grsda a wnll clocks. City station during a fog tOtlay, of The Raleigh Coal and Coke by tracking dogs. whole sections of Sheffield still 72” x84” Rose of Sharop Tokyo's program for a "greater Barries on Holly Wreaths .Airplanes Scout Area weaken Germany and Italy, and A , fovernment-isfpeeled birde, guer- Ife': killing two of the freight traln’a Corporation. Doctors said one of East Asia." Hie is known as a skill burning (dllowing raids of the pre- f!b iN enteed to eatUfy or mosey back, P a ttern ...... $1.98 Hampers crew and Injuring a third. The fleet and air actions will shake -“Iiiirrt* S 3 .3 0 those may not recover. • ful and tenacious negotiator. Smith said that at various rimes i ceding night, the Army said 1 ? nuitu--' ..'.S***^' -':.iil■'m ■lead **ere identified tenUtIvely All bodies were brought out "a total of probably 500.nn or onn600 , gpegt L'uder Bombardment their confidence, but the weapon This group includes It was believed the impending New York, Dec.—(Ab—^Science made by J. A. Milbrath and Hen DON’T MISS TNCM V A L U t S I 72 ”x84” Deerfield Pat Mt. ('■tusy' as W. F. McCumber, brakeman about four hours after the explo-. men—some specially deputized but Brest and German military ob “which ultimately will enforca LAMB many sizes and styles with Batavia negotiations would be has a Christmas gift (or everyone ry Hartman, Oregon State College, submission of the enemy" is the tern ...... $2.98 V f.is.'t lawM***^*^' ■' -yBti a variety of colors. from Gartleld. I’tah. and C. N. Sion shook a portion of the work- moat not” —engaged in the hunt. jectives near this not;thern French CUT CORN . niz.^ 21c ■ >;fc: '4*«4 -... shorter than the previous ones, re who likes holly wreaths this Corvallis, Ore. Three private airplanes were en Army. Mantle or Desk Willlama. brakeman. Bountiful, Inga, which arc directly beneath Of Commercial Importance port came under R. A. F. bom Goldea keraaU. iarvas 4 80”x90” Kentucky o m rnlBK'"- *• gardless of the outcome. It was re Christmas in a new spray which The statement aaid Britain had CHOPS R ..usu _Hrt|i‘ ■- -HgU' L:tah. G. r . Rogers, conductor. the streets of this southern West The spray is of much commer listed to scout the search area. bardment last night, informed ('locks Halt lake C'Jty, was Injured scri- called the Tokyo'newspaper Asahi prevents the leaves and red ber One of the fugitives was wound about 2,000,000 men In the Army ...... $.3.98 '•4% Virginia soft coal "capital." Six ries from falling off. cial importance for marketers of German circles reported, adding Wise old Suit Ioann a barpJa wbta Iw LIMA BEANS (u^) 23c recently pointed to the possibilities ed, Smith said, and their hiding that the damage was negligible. and another 1,000,000 In the Home .95 sees oncl This ytsr'i Gcoeril Electric Roe otiuRU 2 lb*, is pede iigar—Higher; trade and spis n- Mines In .Area (7o*e "Washington, Dec. 18.--(/lb—The still attached when the holly wood distant bases to drive then ’ position of the Treasury Dec. 16: was rotting. same acid had been used success Suspert Found In Trailer them. Sauerkraut Ir.fvc covering. As Js custom .vy in the coal Two bomba hit an anti-aircraft it added. “. . . SubatautW The J W I U k C COM Metal*—Steady; copper price* fields, all mine* in the area were Receipts. $79,930,267.57; expen The discovery is described in fully In sprays of apple trees, to The county attorney said the TIm COM three officers, seeking a man list- battery, killing and wounding foroea must be kept in *tlflen. closed today, out of respect for ditures. $55,978,280.64; net bal Science, official Journal of The atop the fruit from falling off. The M A N C H irm Com m * M A N C H n n il Co m m - ance. $1,699,809,699.01; customs American Associatldfi for the Ad spray, where used, ha* about dou 5c lb. Unot—Mixed; hedge and local (ttaRtlnoed on Your) (Costinnsd oa Pag* Foitr) (Oeuttowsd Ou Pags Vm | FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE! aelling. (Continued On Page Two) receipts for month, $16,902,215.99. vancement of Science, and was bled the salable apples. ' ' ...... 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a new experience. Other items e __ • er output and submit brawkaata fair, somebody. Informed the com Hading their way into Glenney Great Success Xnlas Concert P ro t^ ^ Jamming of News UommenUtor Carroll Al mittee the party w u to ba In ley’s Tops glft-boxea are, Haiiien Gloves, Work Begun on Selecting Christmas Play Given Faces Problem co a to the Japanese censor. Moose hall. It w u nip and tuck, Pioneer belts and suspenders, flan Blmllar occurrences In the p u t but the change-over w u completed nel, robes and Alligator rainwear— Attends Party Held Tonight aclio Station three years have brought numer- just before Uje first guests ar Men’s Gifts an item that has a decided appeal Chain ofAir^ Naval Bases By Rockville Children On Plane Base oan American protest* to authori rived. because of its usefulness. ' ' ™ h i ______/ v ' ties, but with virtually no results. Starting tomorrow night, Glen- BhariWial, Dec. 18-ÂI—U. B. Githolic Lillies of Co« M ore Complete ney’s wiU remain open every night Washington, Dec. 18—(/fl— Ac-«> The United States has advanced H i g h S c h o o l C h o iP S tO Consul-USneral F'rank P. Lockhart ta Take Over (topper Mlaee no funds for the proposal bases Duke of WindfMir Told protested te the Japanese consul up to Christmas, so those who lumbtis Hold Banquet tual work has started, authorita T a k e P a r t i n A n n u a l i T c a c h e w a n d F u p ilt i *** i white. ***At the conclusion of the Decorate Wrong # 5 v ; Offered at Thl» have a (^ristmas Male problem on as yet. Informed sources said, but Buhamas Site Not Sat general here today against what tive sources revealed today, on A u d i e n c e ; P e r f o r m - 1 ™jêting^^êr._^^^^ Belgrade, Yiigosiavib, Dec. 18.— , tbelr minds still have plenty o f op And Entertainment. money will be made available, Event Here. he claimed was the jamming of Shop for This Season. the selection and surveying o f a probably through the Ebcport-Im- isfactory One. the American-owned radio statlnn Hall for Party (JPt—The newspaper Vreme said portunity to solve their problems man assisted by Jessie Meyer. with Glenney’s men’s wear. Stocks chain or air and naval bases In port Bank, immediately upon for ance for AdllllH lO Be j XMHA whenever the station at today Germany Is planning to take Miss Katherine A. Sullivan, South and Central America. mal conclusion of negotiations Manchester High’s a cappclla T o i n o m i w . > Talcott. Ruby Loverin and tempted to broadcast. Prom all Indloitlon*' now more are being replenished every day Nassau, Bahamas, Dec. ’ 18—{/Tj New Britain, Dec. 18—(65—Sitfe, over the Frenen-owned Bor copper chairman; Miss Gertrude I. Camp The inter-American bases— pow under way. choirs No. 1 and No. 2 and the P p e s e n le < ! Annette Ludwig. Station Manager E. L. Healey jten than ever thia CSiriatmaa and there is a newness and fresh — Selecting a seaplane base satis ■twM a fine job the decorations mines in eastern Yugoslavia—the bell, co-chairman, and the mem which w ill be made available to In increasing the capitalization school orchestra will present Ttarkey Bingo told Lockhart the interference had largest producers in Europe. The be recelvtoj gift* bearing the ness to everj-thing that makes been traced to Japanese warships committee of the Irlsh-American buying as much of a pleasure as ber* of their committee, were the air and naval forces of all 31' of The Export-Import Bank re Rockville. Dec. 18— (Special) — Tankeroosan Tribe, I.O.R.M. will factory to the United State* will newspai^r said German banking : same •■Glenney’a ” And It U eaay their seventh annual Christmas anchored in the Whangpoo river. Club performed getting Judd Hall giving. heartily congratulated on the suc American republics— were de cently, Congress provided that The children of the Blast School are hold a turkey bingo this evening be one of the problems facing the ready for the organization’s interuta would absorb the ma to understand this trend too be* scribed as outposts in the. estab American nations could secure concert and Carol sing at the High presenting a matinee this after in Red Men!* Hall. Twenty-flve He asserted the jamming presum- Above all, ail purchasers at cess of the annual Christmas par Duke of Windsor., when he pick* a’ ly wa% carried on in nr effort to Christmas party. jority of shares now held by the cause this popular men’s shop 1* Glenney’s are receiving free ty of Gibbons Assembly, Catholic lishment o f an Impregnable de loans for the purchase o f muni school auditorium tonight at 8 noon for all school children and turkeys will be given away during Then, a few hours before the af Klrabeaii bank in Paris. Fallowing a liner and more complete up hi* duties as governor of the force the station to reduce its pow chances 6n one hundred dollars in Ladies of Columbus, which was fense system to insure the west-., tions here from that institution. o'clock. The program will be con their teacherd at the Sykes Audi the evening. line of gifts than ever before. Bahamas after a cordial reception merchandise to be given away held last night in the assembly em hemisphere against aggression | No total amount for estSblish- ducted by G. Albert Pearson but a torium, of the play "Who Helps 5Irs. Mary Ayers at Miami. ' Olenney's is perhaps the most hall of St. James's school. from either Europe or Asia. ment of the Pan-American bases Santa Claus?” Mr*. Mary Dodge Ayers, wife of •^Shristmasy*' of all the mcn’a wear Christmas Eve. The one hundred portion will be led by Hiss Lillian The duke and the duchess,.who IpwagWWWWaMKSWKWMIKWWMiaKWBiWWWWWBMKMfKMWWWIIIMMWBCIKWtWBMfW dollars will be divided Into ten When the members and guests The defense sites will be pro has been set. The children In the lower grades William Ayers died this morning recovered quickly from the major | TOYLAND ■iK^s in town, and it is evident arrived shortly after seven o’clock vided,, It was said, by the South Informed sources here, clarify Kittle, student director...... i were admitted free of charge and at her home in Tolland following that ahoppera caught up thia prizes ranging from $35 for first dental operation which necessitst-. prize to $1.50 for tenth prize'. they found attractively set tables and Central American republics, ing conflicting and misleading re The choirs will enter the hall a small charge was made for a short illness. She had been about cd a Florida visit of eight days, 8 a n t i Rugged Toys aplrlt early for gay. Jostling shop along the rear and aides of the hall, and will remain their property, ports Involving establishment of singing Yon’s "Jenu Bambino” as grades above the fifth. The main I STAND STILL — For Girls and Boya pers have crowded Into Glenney’a as uatial on Tuesday and waa were cn route here today aboard allowing all a full view of tjje stage without leases or any change in bases in some of. the American a processional and the orchestra characters In the play include Wal stricken about six o’clock laat eve- Axel Wenner-Oren’a yacht South since the very beginning of the 1 6 m . m . REACH CARTS fh>m $1.00 Recortl Will Use sovereignty. ' republics, emphasized that the pro will play "Russian Corale” by ter Bateman. Harold Hlrtb, Kcr- ning. ern Cross. season. Their shopping was made Financed by United States. posed bases were to be set up and Isaac as an overture. The a D O LL C O A C H E S ...... ’easy and pleasant because the wln Schmelske, Gloria Mazella, She was bom July 25, 1868 at .Arrival linte Indefinite. The United States, by loans to maintained on the basis,^ of the cappeHa chojr No. 2 Will be heard Ruth Schwarz, Lois Pelzer, Albert Morrlsvllle, Vermont, the daughter Their arrival time w u indefi .from $3.50 sslesforce bad been trebled in an Cheaper Format the various nations, will finance continental solidarity iralicy of In the first group of numbers, M o v i e ticipation of this holiday rush. Hartenstein, and Ruth Best.' of the late Alfred and Angle nite because of a jilanned atop- WAGONS .from $1.00 improvements, where required. In ’’one for all and all for one” enun consisting at "Carol of the Bells,” iiver at West End. settlement on ' Known for many years as the The final performance for adults Clement Dodge. She had been a_ ROCKERS . .from $1.98 Washington, Dec. 18— The cluding expansion o f existing fa ciated by President Roosevelt. by Led anchorages. i laboration with United States "There will be no change in the and Herbert Tenney Will be solo Beverly Miner, Frances Azzara. ‘ Hiram of Essex Junction; also five DonU M ove Another Inch ’Til Jacking in popularity, and espe would have saved about $280,000 if Cooks; Ronald Ciechowski, Law Meanwhile, the Bahamas Leglii- . officials. sovereignity of the bases, but the ists; “ Carol o f the Russian Chil grandchildren. lature passed a bill ix’rfecting tlio | cially Is this true of Adam Hat it had been u.sed during the 76th rence Gepoveai, Edward White. $29.75 to $74..50 None o f the proposed hues. It American republics, in each in- dren,” by Gaul; ”Lct Carols Ring.” The funeral will be held on Fri transfer of the site to the Unlte.l ■ W e Solve Ytiur G ift Prohl/einn! Gift Certificates that this year Congreaa. It was said it would D a vid W ells, Robert Brennan, day afternoon at two o’clock from was explained, has any connec st€ince, will permit their use by a Swedish folk tune; and "A Star States and It now awaits action j How many of the |MHiple on your gift list do not ns* make hat-giving to the men folks save over an inch per page. WajTie Kellner, Robert Wright, her home in Tolland. Rev. William tion with the naval bases which other American nations in the Shone Out,” by Davis. by the d\ike. i a camera of one sort or another? Not one, we’re S c r e e n s Gifted Items the United States acquired from common cause. United States The audience will then sing ”0 Robert Jamison, William Gebhardt, Darby, former pastor of the Tol It was not known whether the Anna Strmat, Marcia Fceley, Shir- eertaln. And every one will be delighted to receive a Great Britain last September In bases will, similarly, be open for Little Town of Bethlehem” by Red- land Federated church will offici gt»vernor wili ije advised to wilii- new ejinieru tir sonielliing to hel|t with (ihotographlc exchange for 50 World War de use to the other American na ner and the orchestra will play a lev Skinner, Jennie Knebel, Irma ate, together with Rev. Valentine hold the bill for reference to the work. We have a <-omplete stcK-k of everything for the $4..50 to $12.00 i i V s stroyers. tions.” collection of Yultlde tunes by Gitlen. S. Alison, pre.sent pastor. Burial king or sign it ami send an amateur photographer. .Yoder as an offertory. The com Toy Makers: Ronald Underwood, will be In the .South cemetery. Mrs. Raymond Davis amending measure to the next WERBNER’S I bined choirs will appear in the Neil Thompson. William Spalding, session. A matter dealt with .Still Canicru.s o f A ll K iiifis. .'\cccsBories. (Tinrlea Lanz, Edward Newmarker. where the entertainment took i appearance as a choral group and final group of the program, sing cannot be brought up again in the HASSOCKS ...... from $1.49 Fliers Attack ing ’’While Shepherds Watched,” Jo.seph Dubancska, Alien Beaver- place. Evergreen sprigs and pine \ they made a distinct contribution .same aession. PULL UP CHAIRS .from $6.95 cones through the center of the to the program with three other a 17th Century se\'elt. A tables were brightened with sprays numbers. "Panis Angelicus," in Nazis’ Plants directed by Mias Kittle, and Oiler, Gordon Mend, Robert W ag Recreation The duke discussed tlie b u e TABLE LAMPS .. .from $2.95 of silver grapes and many tall red which the solo part was well tak "O adle Hymn,” by Martin. The ner. Joseph Chcmi.struck. Robert with President Roo.sevelt when he END TABLES . . ., .from $.3.95 tapers in crystal candlesticks. en by Nicholas Lanzano; ’’Thanks choirs, audience and orchestra will Lee, riobert Andre, Robert IJhsch. flew from Miami to vistt the cluof BRIDGE LAMPS . .from $9.9.5 Christmas baskets filled with Be "To God” waa^the second num (Ck>ntlnued from Page One) unite for the final selection, the Harold Cohen. Roy Gebhardt, Fred Center Items exectitive while the latter was l i i R(X:KERS ...... from $7.95 mints were the favors, and at each ber m the chorus, and the final old German carol, "Silent Night.” Gronski., cruising in Bahamian waters. At .As Pirtured place was an artistic red and green one "Silent Night” , with Miss Anne to crush any invaders who might Holly and Mistletoe Fairies: Today: Miami yesterday Edward said a nimniwBliwmwiviwMmmilfBSBfwmMiwmmiiMWWBziBfBmilZMilNiMlwmmmB*lll«ll(ll»ll»ll*B*ll*1Wll*R. ■MIRRORS ...... from $4.95 folder with printed menu and pro Della Fcra singing the solo. The succeed in lamling.” Ruth Von Euw, Marilyn Wheelock. 6-9—Junior boys’ game room hue "mo.st certainly” will be es $12.50 PICTURES ...... from . , 95c gram. The supper at 7:30 consist young singers were attired appro Mildred Nagy, Grace Dresser, open E. S. and W. S. tablished on a site satisfactory ed of olives, radishes, chicken a priately and in good taste, the girls Compensation Pledged Manehpstpr Isabel Grezcl. Dorothy Hoare. 6-6:45-Junior boys’ plunge pe to the United .States, la king in patty shells, rolls and with white silk blouses and dark Anna Synal, ELsie Colby, E'm open for hand lake the ptwl of British amba.ssa- For All Adult Citizens Dale BtMtk Wilshere, Iris McFarland, Corinne i f Lovely Quilted * 6-W A Y FLOOR I.A.MPS . .from $9.95 Christmas cookies. Comedy Is Presented Kellem. ball E, S. ■ dor to the United States, the duke Address of Welcome London, Dec. 18 -(/I*)—Britain 7- 8—Small gym open for boxing 1‘i.ATFORM ROCKERS , , .from $19.95 A comedy particularly suitable Tonight Wood cutlers: Edward Nagy, said should if be offered ” I would Rev. Edmund Barrett, assistant pledged compen.sation today for E. S. Make the ideal gift to to the Christmas sea.son was pre Dec. 18-Seventh annua) Chrlst- Donald Andre. Stephe’n Von Euw, most certainly accept it if I House Coats pastor of St. James's church, pro all her adult citizens killed or in 6- 7 J- Intermediate ba.sketball thought it was in the interest of nounced the blessing and Mrs. sented by The Parish Players, a jured "as a result of enemy ac ma.s carols concert by high school Scott Brown. Ralph Schumey, dramatic club organized less than Bernard Gebler. Arthur Gebhardt. league E. S. our two countries.” ^ Open Evenings Raymond Davis, the president, tion.” choirs and orchestra at high school 7- 8—Beginners swimming class give at Christmas! welcomed the members and guests' a year ago among the young peo Sir Kingsley Wood, chancellor auditorium. Elmer McDonald, William Weigel. ple of St. James’s church, that is Erwin Schrumpf, Carlton Flechsig, for wometi E. S. Until and hoped they would have a of the exchequer, announced in the 'This Week 8- 9 — Intermediate swimming rapidly making a name for itself. Walter Edward*. Edmund Surdel, Rxileil PriiM!i*«H thoroughly enjoyable evening to House of Cbmmons that the plan I Dec. 19, 20, 21. 22 — Annual cla.ss for women E. S. ( ihrifitmas When they open your gift they’ll say, gether. Girl Scouts of the troops Titled "From Our Hou.se to Your would apply to injuries already in- i Poultry Show at Masonic Temple, Henry Kirch, Thomas Wright. House,” with Miss Mary McCon- 7-10—Senior buketbali league Bt'ginniiig ^'Jnst what I wanted” and mean it! which Gibbons Assembly sponsors, curred and that increased rates j Dec. 20 — Manchester - Bristol Omor Schook, Edward Biclcckl, 'games E-.S. RoosevellH* (iiiest in their attractive green uniforms ville and Thomas Dannaher, Jr., in would be payable from Dec. 24 on. | basketball game at State Armory. Robert Pohiska. KEITH’S 7:30-10— B<>wllng alleys reserv Everyone likes cozy, warm slippers to served as waitresses. the leading roles as husband and 'Fliursdav OPP. HIGH SCHOOL To Increase .Allowances Ugc. 21- Zipscr Club Christmas • Candymakora: Ronald Under ed for Miss Anderson's group E. S. 1115 MAIN STREET FREE PARKING ARE: slip into and will bleta you for your St. James’s Choristers, a group wife, it drew a laugh from the Allowances to civil defense vol- pa, ty at Sub-Alpine hall wood. Richard Best, Albion Whip Washington. Pe<’. 18 <end Chohse It .\t Fradin’s first time to persons not gainfully try Club, Newmarker. Bllizabcth Blatter. E S. three davs at the White House as 69c to 11.98 on the gifta they had received. Roy Kabrlck. Lorraine Kellem, Both played their roles with case employed will range from seven Dec. 31 Annual New Year's 7- 8—Small gym open for hand the guest of the president and shillings ($1.40) a week for single Eve party of American I./*gion at Marlene Fleischer, .Janet Bielicki, ball E. S. 5.rs. Roosevelt. Your Opportunity and naturalness, acquired in many women in a hospital to 21 shillings Legion Home. Bernice Whipple. CJharlotte Beav- 8:30-10 Silbros buketbali Tho pnnruNH. Hrcompaniod by Why Not a Cfmt or Dress ? previous stage experiences in prstock. Walter Archackl. Edna High school 3ock and Bu.skin per ($4.20) a week for married men A L S O . New Year's Eve dance of game E. S. her chamberlain, Baron d e . V r )S , Galloway, Roy Skoiiglund, Doreen Uem em her— They're Exchangeable formances. not In the hospital. Tall Cedars at Sports Center. 7-10 - Bowling alloys o|>en E. S. and his wife, who is her lady-in- Anderson. Chester Knebel. Supplies laiugh Material Provision will bo made for ALSO New Year’s Eve Party at waitmg. was making llic trip by .\fler Christmas. widows of civilian workers com Manchester Country Club. ChrLstma.s Tree Decorators; Gor rail from Ottawa. Canada. Under i O l F T S i Young Mr. Dannaher who Is a parable to that for widows of serv Al.so, New Year's Eve Watch secretary of State Sumner Welles To Get graduate of Niagara University don Allen, Relnhard Bom, Francis ing soldiers. Such a wiclpw would Night service at Emanuel Lu Resume (Masses and other offirials arranged a wel ONLY and waa prominent in dramatics at Brennan, Raymond fTiapman, be paid a funeral grant of seven theran church. Gerald Daniels, Earl Edwards, Wil- come for the royal party upon ar college furnished most of the rival of the train (at 12;.50 p. m. A FEW po\inds 10 shillings ($30) and 50 liarri Gebhardt, Raymond Hickton. 111 Power Sewing comedy. In one scene he takes the shillings ($10) a week for 10 e.s.t. I. STYLES knitted ’’wristlets” sent by Aunt .lohn Jones. Allan Kabrlck, Herbert Left bclilnd in Ottawa were .lul- weeks after her husband's death, Kiihke. Alfrcil Mayo, Clarence OTHF.RS---- $1.98 and up SHOWN Hattie and draws them over the if in war service. » Fireiiicii to Hold luna's two daughters-Beatrix, 3 Genuine *1. E. S. See Our Several Brij^ht cuffs of bis trousers, .strutting Neff, Jo.seph Oiler, Alvin Posnlck, Sewing classes which have been the heir apparent, who will be X Ideas On Page 12. about in what he termed the lat Charles Stevenson, Stanley Surdel, held at the local State Trade three next month, and Irene. 9 (Ihristnias Parlv Ernest Whipple, Dolore.s Azz.ari), est in sports wear. His comment^ Revolt in Ethiopia School in recent months to In months old. Silk Lingerie H They're Sure To Please on Aunt Hattie’s other atrocious Shirley Bartlett, Ruth Bauer, ‘Making Progress’ Dorothy Brown. Carol (?hlcchow- struct women in the use of power .Always A Grand filft! S Him. gift, a vase, and his suggestion for disposing of it to one of the London, Dec. 18.—(/Pi- Revolt in Hose Company No. 2. of the ski, Alice Gron.skik. Helen Gron sewing machines will resume a Five I’ersoiis Hie (Jloves J Hankies Gown and Robe KnHrinbl)^ If you’re iiuiDubt, give a neighbors, provides the title "From Ethiopia against the Italian Manchester fire department, will ski, Lucille Kellem, Mildred King- full schedule after the Christmas PsKtels and Print* Our House to Your House” and forces of occupation "appears to hold a Chrl.stmas party in fire .Hton, Jennie Knebel, Gloria I-anz, linncihags I nibrellas LAMPS i KELLER’S holidays. Director J. G. Echmalian III Flaming IIouhcI • GIFT CERTIFICATE S MEN’S WEAR keeps everybody in an uproar, es be making progress.” Richard Aus headquarters. Main and Hilliard Jane Meader, Fern Miner, Julia said today. More than fifty wom g 887 Main Street pecially as Aunt Hattie, played by ten Butler, undersecretary of for streets, tonight. Each member Phlllins, Ruth Pierce. Shirley Skin en have already taken the course $1.00 to $2.98 eign affairs, informed the Hou.se of $4-98 Miss Alice Madden arrives upon will be given a small toy that will ner. Barbara Spaulding. Agnes and all have found employment. Johnstown. Pa., L>ec. 18 i/P) — ilMBMilfmkswMmmmmMasaBa,' Commons today. the scene for a aurprise visit. be taken from the Christmas Trapp, A class will be held daily in ths Five persons perished yesterday In .SLIPS - OOWXB - PAJAM.AS "Information as to conditions in Henrietta. (Miss McConville) pre tree. Then the toys will be col Funeral of Mr*, .lohn Flaherty morning from eight to 12 o'clock flames which destroyed a two- AbjMsinia (Ethiopia) Is naturally $1.00 to $2.98 A litor One Price Of vails upon her husband. Harold, to lected and will be t^ c iL -to the TTie funeral of Mrs. Helen E. noon and one in the afternoon from family home at nearby Mineral difficult to obtain,” Butier said, WPA, Toy Center. TliPy will be WERBNER’S secure the vase with the aid of a Flaherty, 82, wife of .John Flaher one to five o’clock. Applications Point. Luxite Rayon Panties. Formerly The BrownBilt .Shoe Store. flashlight from the neighbor’s "but the movement of revolt given away at the party that Ls to were being accepted at the Town The victims, trapped on the against the Italians appears to be ty who died on Tuesday after a Vests and Panlie Sets 825 MAIN STREET home, and in retrieving it he is be held in the Union achoal build long illness will he held from the Hall today by M iu Ethel Kopel- second floor of the seven-nmin mistaken for a burglar and nearly making psogress. - ing a week from this sfternoon. man. a representative of the State frame structure, were: Mrs. Ethel 50c up. " It 1s the policy of His Majesty’s borne of her .son. Dr. John E. Employment Office, but others loses his life. However, he returns 'The tree, which has been dec Flaherty at 42 Elm street Thurs .Marie Bartlcbiiugh, 21, Ivife of Government to extend to Emneror orated. will be left standing and who wish to register between now with the vase. Aunt Hattie is un day at 8:1.5 a. m. with a Solemn .Tohn Bartlcbaugh; their two child Welch haf suspecting as to the reason for Halle Scla.s3le. as well as to all ele will be used at the department and the new year may do so at the Requiem mass at St. Bernard’s ren, Myrtle .Marie, 4, and John, the shots and Harold vows that ments within Abj'ssinia willing to dinner that is to be held in the office of the Trade School on two months; and two iileces, Ruth eya$ shine For The church St nine o'clock. Burial will never again will he walk into such bear arms against the enemy, all firehouse Sunday evening. At School street. Pearl Bartlebaugh, 12, and Betty I a trap. J, possible assistance in their fight the dinner members of both edm- be in St. Bernard’s cemetery. -• ■ Jane Bartlebau^. 5. daughters of when she sees Outdoor Girl Others Taking Part for freedom.” panies will be present and a tur Mothers’ Club Mr. and Mra. Robert Bartlebaugh. Minor parts were taken by Ed key dinner will be served. Invi The Mothers’ Club of the Union John Bartlebaugh escaped by ÔLE PROOF Iteverslble tiabardine Congregational church will hold ward Custer and Thomas McCooc. Protesting Spanish / tations have been extended to the r leaping from a second floor win- and credit for the excellent coach foremen and chief of the South their December mectiqg at the (iow. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barllc- 95c Down $1.00 A Month ing goes to Miss Gertrude Camp Manchester fire department. In church this evening. Miss Mabel STATE baugh, and a boarder. John Bchri- Policy in Tangier / Mathews, director of the Mansfield MANCliEiSTER Snow Suits■a bell. The hearty applause when London. Dec. 18.—(>P).^Britaln holding the dinner on Sunday it bert, climbed down from a ptirch the curtain was drawn waa proof is expected that all members can and Barre Training School'Social CLO SE D . roof. Thev attempted to rescue c is protesting vigorously against service will be the guest speaker. of the fine entertainment it af Spain’s policy In Tangier, R. A. attend. To hold it on any other TO COMPLETE the others’ but were bealoti back All Lamps Equipped She will have for her .snbicet. "Who $6.98 up forded the audience. Butler, undersecretary for foreign night would result In many now ALTERATIONS by the flames: —- -r. Floor Lamp 2 Wall Lamps With Santa Claus was so busy else is Mentally Deficient and Problems katsfstX loaas of 82 S affairs, told the House of Com- working nights, not being able to NOW IN PROGRESS! 6 W ay Bronze Finish Antique White Finish Bracket where last night that he delegated be ifresent.. They Create.” Anyone Intcrcate.d is COHDUROY Mazda Bulbs . 82 SO or mors ar* uilor-ouds mona -tofiay. WILL RE-OPEî Parchment Shade it jm r nacds. the Girl Seouta of Gibbona Assem Spanish troops occupied that in invited to attend. Burglar Steals SKATING SETS $5.98 With Silk Shade bly to present gifts to everybody Mrs. Evelyn Fagan will render CHRISTMAS D a y TOW M U O W "ON VOW* OWN*^ ternationalized port , In Morocco ----- FEATURING ----- SKIRTS SWEATERS Âpproved by Illuminating Engineering Society Get In Cash Now ...... 8100. present, after which the president, last summer and last week Spain .several vocal solos. The committee Ghrisliiias Gifts A m s m X prefers to otakc loans Repay Per Month...... $6.72 Mrs. Davis, again arose and warm Mine Death in charge of the meeting include.s “TIN PAN. ALLEY” BLOUSES JERKINS on just your denature. You set assumed full charge of the admin ly thanked the committee, the Mra. Allen Fisa. Mrs.. Alice Car Plus -1 . "Charter Pilot** your osm payment amount: Above payment, on 30 month istration therif. basis. Includes ehargea of choristers and the play,era for their The Spanish action In diSflnisalng Toll Seven penter, Mrs. George Herzog and New Haven, Dec. 18—(A5—A \ PurchaBe Your Set from; Toua m v A c r w ttsn cn a 3% on unpaid monthly bal- splendid work, atl of which woul4 non-Spanish employes of the In Mrs. Alfred Judge. ' Con. Show Beg: A t 2 P. burglar played Sant* Oau* in re Luxury A smnsX feels your businnas w aneea up to $100, 3% month make the 1940 Christmas party Teaebers’ Club Benson Furniture and Radio Co. ternational Administration of the (Continued Prom t*age One) verse yesterday. Barstow’g Radio Shop liwbody s/M’tbusines*. Comeio. ly on bnlances above. one long to be remembered, she Tangier Neutral Zone Dec. 13 drew The Rockville Teacher*’ Club From the Children* (Welfare) Gitlfl ' said. an Immediate formal protest from will hold its annual dinner and building he lugged away 60 pound* J. W. Hale Corp. $sr a ps^ssasf Isaa see rMS ' Others on the committee in addi- Ihe victims, and investigators de Christmas party this evening at of candy and a flock of ice skate*, F. T. Blish Hardware G>. the Briti.sh consul general, Butler THURSDAY - FRIDAY Personal Einance Co. 1lon to the co-chairmen, were Mrs. layed the start of their probe un- the Rockville House starting at six baseball gloves and other things 79 can d$1.00 said. tl tomorrow. 753 .MAIN STREET Neylie Barrett, Miss Mary Reilly, ♦le then added that Spain's ac thirty o’clock. There w ill. be a which New Haven's merchant* had Kemp’ s,* Inc. Supt. Ellsworth Shrlver said the G. E. Keith Furniture Co. Mrs. Rose Fitzgerald. Miss Mar tion. "with nil the consequences dinner served to be followed by a given to the annual Christman par State Theater BnlMing mine was not gaseous and that garet Green, Mrs. Rosalie Johnson, which flow from it. has now been CIRCLE ty for underprivileged youngster*. Booms 3 and 8 TeL 8480 safety lamps were used. Prellmi program appropriate to the occa No bull-in-the-china-shop FUR JACKETS & Manchester Plumbing & Supply Co. Mrs. Alice Lameezo, Mrs. Julia vigorously taken up by His Ma COLORWARE TO LADIEB! Police were confident, they said, CJias. Lessner Sons, Inc. Lleease No. 891 nary reports did not Indicate sion. Miss Delia Partridge is in MeSweeney, Mrs. Mary O’Brien, jesty’s ambassador (Sir Samuel charge of the arrangements. An in that even if they didn't capture gift, thi.s! You set your Mrs. Josephine Leary and Mrs. whether coal dust or gas had R. S. Potterton Hoare) with the Spanish govern vitation has been extended to all the burglar in time, civic generosi self up as a smoothie and Fur Coats Montgomery Ward & Co. Alice Buckley. ment” cau.sed the blast. ty would replenish the gift fund. Vs. In Washington, news of the former teachers to be present, tlhristnuui Party when you select exquisite WatkinB Brothers, Inr. tragedy brought new agitation for $49 And More Preparing Baek action on a bill to require annual The girls of the UnRcd States Seek More Speeil Holeproof hosiery that Head of Poultry Federal inspection - of coal mines. Envelope (Company are enjoying a she herself would choose! Glamoron* . . ..v < and Gasoline Tax Bills U. S. Senator M. M. Neely ID.. Christmas party this evening at V TEXACO CRYSTALITE ESSO W. Va.),-governor-elect of Wfcat the Rockville House. Miss Miffitt On Destroyers In lovel,v colors . . and Evening Wraps Department Quits Virgipia and co-sponsor of such a is chairman in charge of the ar priced considerglely for 1.95 , Hartford. Dec. 18—(/Pi— The measure now before the House rangements. The Manchester Electric Division Mines Committee, asserted It was The Junior Girls of Burpee Corps Bath, Me., Dec. 18—vP)—Bath your budget! RANGE OIL state government la preparing Storrs, Dec. 18—tJPi— Prof. Wil Iron Work* Corporation officer*- FUEL OIL 5-Tubc “Superhet” — Built-In back tax bills totaling over a mil liam F. Kirkpatrick, head of the another reminder to opponents will hold a meeting on Thursday $10 .98 sought today to speed up a de lion dollars for 170 gasoline dLs- poultry department at the Univer that "more innocent blood la on afternoon in the G.A.R. hall. Elach Aerial— Good Tone Sensitivity member is asked to bring a ten stroyer-building job enlarged by OPEN FOR DELIVERY 24 HOURS! TEL. 8500 trlbutors operating in Connecticut. sity of Connecticut, will retire their honcLs." The Senate has ap award of contracts for aix niore of The claims resulted from a Su Frb. 1, ending nearly 20 years of proved the bill. cent present to exchange during the fiiristmas party that will fol PLUS! PAT OTHUEN the speedy craft. perior court judgment in a teat service at the university. Chairman Joe L. Smith (D „ W. President William S. Newell es case last August which gave the Professor Kirkpatrick said that Va.), of the House Mines Com low the busincas aession. JOHN O ARFIELU la “ FLOW ING (H>LO” timated that the new contract*— MORIARTY BROTHERS state the right to bsse Its tax on after his retirement, which was mittee, whose, home Is here, re - Borpee Corps the yard already haa four destroy Potterton’s the amounts of gasoline received announced last night, he would turned to Washington for a com A t the meeting o f Burpee Worn NOW: BUPER GIANT SHOW! er* under con*truction and 17 801‘ SIS CENTER STREET AT BROAD STREET In storage tanks, instead of the take a brief vacation, but, aside mittee meeting called earlier after an’* Relief Corps to be held this "KIT CARBON” more on order—might neceaaltate FRADIN’S 539 Main St. At the Center Advertise in The Herald—It Pays amounts reported by the dealers from that, his plans for Ihe fu saying the disaster probably would evening in the G.A.R. hall, a class "ONE ftllLUON B. O.** boosUng the yard force from 3,- as actually sold or used. ture were undecided. hasten committee action. of candidates will be initiated. All ______X------^------I 200 to $.800 men. , I MANCHESTER EVTBNtNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1940 / r.vr.nu>o tinnai-u. i*iAW»,;iir.»i h.tt, i iiiNW. W/BilJWKiiLJAy, ULUtiriBlSR IS, 1940 TOU« IHAiNV/nna I n-v liih ware the plans of all bo intend predicted . to his Loe Angeles clone engine powers the craft, whicb to equipped with extra large Tree Exercises __ i .inti-Japanese Incldehta throughout DubUn today that Premier Eamon ed to do in the world. ’ clMsee in July, 1986, the earth Norwegian Planes to the trailer, ^ t e r the wounded tlon A ti ly to take care of the in- pontoons to aupport a capacity this weis taken as proof that the the Dutch Fast Indies, .ope of de Valera of Eire had entered ,a Claims Three Flans “ In Waterproof Oontalnere” would be etrtekeh by a “ cataclyem'’ B ri^ h are lacking precise naviga- Press Search officera left, to get more guns, in; creased iustness expected frem bomb load o< 2,000 pounds. The A| Talcol eluding one on Fisher's body. Thus East Indies which described as "an Insult to Dublin nurelng home for a few It quoted Ballard as aaylng the the foilowing September. Ready for Test ibers Seek Upn instruments. now (Hiriatmas. Tomorrow Daily Radio Programs company aald its speed, fuUy load armed they took to the rugged, the emperor” when a Japanese days' medical observation. plane, "in waterproof conUilnera'' ’We were rationalizing it. making /^Planes Not Hampered by Raid For Fugitives Subs Blasted would be allowed to remain in the decrees, holding back the forcee of ed, can exceed 236 ipiles an. hour. densely wooded mountains. m( all carriers will start Naval officer was refused permis It carries a crew of three, A. number of (Serman long-dis work t the main post office at 6 To Be Given Dtitrh Tanker Torpedoed Bm Iw s 8tuHlftr4 TIm submarine "until the day when we darkness,” she testified. ’They said Christmas trse exereisas iClue to Blast^ sion to enter Java. Elelnore. Calif., Dec. 18—(F) — mounta six guns, has a 49ifoot tance reconnaissance planes were o'eV bring it forth to thg, world and re it could not be held back If wc Talcottvilis school and (Oontimied From Page One) earlier than usual. A t the The first o f a fleet of new 24 N-3 wingapread, la 888 feet long'and poised for a take-off and were not ______ve Post Offices Hire sami time each carrier will be New York, Dec. 18.—(/ll- The ‘I Anri’ Founder Also veal the evidence which it con didn't make decrees -^that it would school will bo hold tomorrow i hampered by the raid, .they assert Last Chance DeValera la Nursing Home 10,746-ton Dutch tanker Pen- tains." kill everyone on earth except a Northrop seaplane patrol bombeni, IS feet high. p. m in the Church AssairtMy 1 At Cincin;iCKi ed as Clyde William Buchanan on gl .. an------assistant and by- - getting------doors. WJZ-NBC, 12:80— Farm Told of Destruction of , Twenty-four ships are provided ed. a start elyly and with the extra drccht radioed today that ahe bail In the same discourse, Ballard sufficient qumber of people to completed at the company’s Haw- The Talcottvllle school wiU p( German air operations yesterday an Alexandria, Va.. robbery war Additional Clerks and Home Hour; 2—Margaret for in a $1,500,000 contract. hylp, the pokmaater expects to be (CMUnued From Page One) London, Dee. 18 (45 -’The Ex been torpedoed by a aubmarlne 364 Foreign Spies. was quoted as saying; popiilste one city, 400,000. thoroe factory under a Norwegian exercises and music under tkB^ (CXHitlniwd From Pk t* O ut) were limited to armed reconnais rant, had found a suspect in a Banning Comment; l:8 0 -U . 8. trailer home where the shooting lie to take care of the increased change Telegraph Company (Brit abo\it 850 mllea west of the north WTIC Marine Band. MBS, 4:18—Drake "When the inner secret service "W e were releasing energy and order, was ready today for tests recUon of Mre. Ruby sance and scattered harassing school teacher. .Then gttto to arrive a t , ^ e scene and occurred. Postmaster Thomas J. Qulsh luslness. He has planned to em lately itemized a aeries of alleged ish n4wa agency) reported from ern tip of Scotland. a Cappella Choir; 8—Christmas acts, as a rule the individuals dis the ascended m'asters were gather on IsikS Elsinore. f Birth Certificate Proof raids, authoritative Germans re Hartford Lon Angeles, Dec. 18 — — be distributed from the Chr : he aaw no tlamcs. Smith said the suspect and his started additional clerks to work ploy 88 extra 'clerks and carriers Concert: 6— Yuletide Carols, first appear from the earth. I will not ing It up and holding bark or A company announcement said ported today. 1040 ko. _ 28SJI m. (âtma that powers of the "I Am” Kansas City, Dec. 18-(A5-r John tree imder the supervisian of "Last of the ixMllea recovered was 19-year-old son fied, then returned in the Main post oRlce and at Sta-,' during the Christmas rush. of aeries. Short waves: RNE Mod- tell you just what time or how long minimizing the cataclysm. When the craft, and others expected to be They said there were no air movement had blasted three Ger Russell Flfleld, 10. who Is big for Sunday school. Parents at of Robett Morgan. 12. The cow 7—Enslish Broadcast; JZK It took to consume them, but not the cataclyijm was not precipitated, finished at the rate of one a week, fights and no German losses. Wedneedey, Dec, 18 Tokyo 8:08— Chorus; GSC OSD man Buhmarines intent upon de- so long. Three hundred and sixty- we were encouraged.” are "destined for the arm of the bis age. deals effectively with friends are cordially Invltsd ’ dead were Doris Smith, 9; Three British bombtrs were re PJJ. G8D London 9:03—People of Bri atruction of the Panama Canal, four foreign spies will act no more Norwegian Air Force operating skeptical theater cashiers. 7 e attend. nk Schnetzer, 43, his wife Ul> ported shot dowm during some R. BURTON’S! 4 ^ and their children, Carrie, 4:00—Backatage Wife tain; DZD DJC Berlin 10—Dance in your beloved America.” Martinique would make a per from the British Isles.” The order shoves his birth certificate along A.F. raids last night on Germany "consumed” 364 foreign spies and **elen, 8. Leonard. 7, Joseph. 4:15— Stella Dallaa Music. fectly splendid base If we had It. was placed before the Nazi in with the. dime through the movie It Is more easy to bs wiss ' and German-occupletl t» rritory. ‘forestalled evil forces bent on de f^taclysm” Predicted others than for ourselvss.—F an infant son born to Mrs. Your Store of Christmas Gifts** 4:30— Lorenzo Jonea Mrs. Murial Bliss of CTilcago, an — Rear Admiral W. D. licahy, new vasion of the country. window to prove he's still In the aetzer in the wreckage; Gift Suggestion 4:40— Young WIdder Brown - populating the earth, are contain A 1200 horsepower Wright Cy 10-cents admission class. foucauld. other witness, declared Ballard S. Ambaosador to Frande. ___ netztr's brother, Julius, 61; Deny German Troops 8:00— Girl Alone ed In testimony before a Federal rgnd Jack Morgan, 28, and his wife, 8:15— Lone Jouraey jury trying 10- leaders of the ^Frieda. 23. Bound for Libya 5:30—Jack Armatrong WDRC movement on mail fraud charges: Ten others were injured, none 5:45—Lite Can Be Beautiful U. 8. Attorney Ralph I.,aznrus Berlin. Dec. 18—(.P)—Authorized Hartford r[^Ssriously. sources flatly denied today reports r s r From A Bank 6:00— Newa and Weather read to the Jury on account of a Says s 1380 ko. m that 50,000 German troops had 0:18—Knlghta of the Road discourse, relating to the subma reached an Italian port bound for 6:30—Serenade^ . rine Incident, delivered by the late British Cause Libya. Avoid Holiday Traffic and 6:43— Lowell Thomoa Wednesday. Dec. 10 Guy W, Ballard, founi'er of the (The Columbia Broadcasting It may never have occurred to you that a bank 7:00— Fred Waring’a Orchestra P M movement. In Chicago on Sept. 9, . Shop in Manchester 7:18— Newsroom of the Air 1989, and published in the "I* Am" Company's correspondent in Bel has Christmas gifts to olTer, and practical ones, 4:00-;-PortI Blake Faces Life. W ISE SMITHES Slight Damage grade, Yugoslavia, said in a broad 7:30— Inalde of Sports 4:.,>—We, The Abbotts. periîcal, "The Voice.” A sIm Follower* Exert Influence' cast last night that according to BETTER STILL. . . 7:48— Swapper John 4:30— Hilltop House. too. For instance: It said he called upon his a.saem- reliable sources in Yugoslavia, 8:00— Hollywood Playhouse 4:45—Kate Hopkins. (Continued frem Page One) bled followers to exert their tnfiu- more than 50,000 German troops SHOP AT BURTON’S 8:30—Plantation Party 5:00— Ad Liner—Dance program. 9:00— Eddie Cantor and AI Good- ence against - the—hostile craft, HARTFORD’S FAVORITE CHRISTMAS STORE] had moved quietly into Italy, pre 6:15—The O’NelU's. |h seriously a number of soldiers, A Savilt^s Account is not only a cemvenient man’s Orchestra "and I guarantee you that within sumably to embark for Libya and Open Every Evening Until 9:00 8:30—Ad Liner. these Informants said. 9:30—Mr. DIatrict Attorney 8:40—^Thorens Harmonica Lessons. an hour they wdll not exist.” About Albania to aid the Italians.) Starting Tomorrow Four other explosives fell into method of making a Christmas money gift, but for 10:00—Kay Kyacr 5:45—Seattergood Balnea. an hour later, it added, Ballard Open Thursday, Friday, Saturday Nights Till 9 p.m. an open field, four into open water 11:00— News and Weather 6:00—Esso Reporter. continued; and six others north of Brest with Whenever man commits a crime a youngster it may plant the seed of thrift itself. 11:18—The Party Lino 6:05— Musical Interlude. 'Three of the remaining five sc- Children .Arc Flocking To Toyland To Greet out damage, they said, adding that heaven finds a witne.ss.—Bulwer. Open an account tomorrow and put the pa,ss book 11:30— When Day la Done 6:16 — News Broadcast — Bob erjet submarines arc no more. One Harriet Hubiwird Ayer Santa! 12:00— War News Trout. was wdthln 60 miles of the Pan Pink Clover Bath Powder ) ^ ro Ride the .Munlcal Merry Go. Round, lOo, in someone’s stocking. A.M. 6:20—eklwln C. Hill. ama Canal, so we had to act very and To Get a Surprise Package From the 12:08—The Party Line 6:30~Paul Sullivan Reviews the quickly. and Cologne Toy V actory At 2,5c. (FOL'RTII FTXK)R) News. m 12:55— Newa "Now listen very closely to what A favorite gift combination pre 6:4.8—The World Today. I am saying. In one of these there Men and Women Are Finding Thouiuuids 1:00—Silent sented . In a box spangled with )A i)f Gift Ideas In Our “ Browse About” Gift 7:00— Amos 'N' Andy. was the inventor of these secret Get The Habit O f Depositing Consistently Pink Clover O ^.Shop On the Third Floor Where .Suggestions Tomorrow’s Program 7:15—Lanny Ross. submarines. They were all invented In This Mutual Savings Rank. 7:v,0—Meet Mr. Meek. l^hves. Seen In Mademoiselle, Vogue and Other A.M. In Germany. This Inventor was Mqgazines AlHlund. 6:00—Knights of the Road 8:00—Big Town—Ed. Robinson close to Hitler and In one submar- M AIN FLOOR 6:25— News and Ona Munson. Mslt the .Newly F.nlargcd Main Floor Flower 8:30—Dr. Christian. )^ M a rt for Wreaths, Polnsettlas, Dish Oar* 6:30—Gene and Glenn ■ I 7:00—Morning Watch 8:5,5—Elmer Davis— News. ^ dens. Potted Flowering PUsnts and Numer 9:00—Texaco Star Theater— Fred 8:00— News - f U ous Novelties. .8:15—News From Here and Allen. 3^ Phone Emtcrprlse HOO. No Toll From 10:00—Glenn Miller's Orchestra. The Savings Bank Abroad Siihiirhs of ‘Hartford When Placing Am 10:1!5— "The Jobless and The De ■ / Order. 8:30— Radio Bazaar fense Program". COMTlHUOJi* 8:36—W n C s Program I’arailc 10:30—Back Where 1 Como From'. 9:00—New England Town Hall Side ot ^ n ^ 10:4.5—Fu Manchu. r e c o r o i n ® of Manchester Party 11:00— Esso Reporter. 9:15— Food Newa 11:05—Sports Roundup. Exc/ionw Feofure 9:80—Mary Lee Taylor 11:10—News of the World. WILCOX-CAY RECORDIO O'* 9:45— A lice’ Adams 11:2.5—Musical Interlude. 10:00— This Small Town 11:30—Eddy Duchln's Orchestra. 10:15— Knights of the Road 12:00—News. Please Your Mother. . 10:30—Ellen RamlolpU 12:0.5—Terry Shand's Orchestra. 10:45^The Guiding Light 12:.30—Jose Morand's Orchestra. with a Dress for Christmas. Here 11:00—The Man I Married 12:55-News. ' $ih'' you'll find a new, large assortment 11:15— Against The Storm of “ dresses for mother” In high 11:30— The Road of Life Tomorrow’s Program A TRULY FEMININE dtessy shades. Sizes IRij to 44 11:45—David Hurum A. M. %e ONE lever, and che record* You'll looli like a doll and the 10:45—Woman of Courage. ing lime for a fen«inch Rccordio fully flared sitirt will make you 2:45— Meet Miss Julia 11:00—Morning Melodies. 3:00—Mary Marlin disc is increased lo twelve min* walk with pride. Florals on tea ! Slippers 11:15— Martlia Webster. uiet. Twelve minutes of eontwnoMt 3:15—Ma Perkins 11:30—Big Sister. rose, white or blue: royal or 3:30—Pepper Young's Family recording covers most of the "en* Santa’ s Wardrobe 11:15—Aunt Jenny’s Stories. wine. Sire* 12 to 20. You f.nn solve your gift prob 3:46—Vic and Bade tertainment** portion of a hficen* 12:00—Kate Smith Speaks. minute program. This is another lem wilh . . . fo r a busy baby w ill show . . , P. M. Wilcox-Gay “ HRST ' 5 5 .9 8 / 12:15—When A Girl Marries. ,-r" 12:30—Romance of Helen Trent, C6Hit m mnd itl mt gilt 4 12:45—Our Gal Sunday. Jne-minate dtiimntts^tinn «/ / i CUNNING LITTLE m* CaUttm For Special 1:00—Esso Reporter. tht re'H4rk4ii'f Hfu II / lEDTIME JACKET C s y R t($ rd /9 f$r lOAl. Occasions . . . 1:0.5—Mam Street—Hartford. From the first yawn to last, Radio 1:1,5—Woman,In White. FOR THE MAN you'll love thi* printed rayon STOCKINGS fhenllle Robes In TOPS FOR GIFTS • FOR THE WOMEN Baitern Standard Time 1:30—The Right To Happiness. solid and two-tone crepa or satin (plain satin, too) Aeeorted Compacts 1:45—Life Can Be Beautiful. colors. I Military SdU-----from 4 5 ^ Leather Manicurp Kit *2 '** 2:00—Young Dr. Malone. sleepy-tima jacket in tea rose, Now York, Dec. IS- ifl5 -Graham R E € O D D 0 from 49/ Mueicol Powder Box , ^ 2:l5—Joyce Jordan—Girl Interne. l*rfw-Ma**frap^ltfcw

Electric Rotors from *9^5 to go on a coaat-to-coast network, 3:00— Mary Margaret McBride. 3-1.5—Golden Treasury of Song. MODERNIZED 2ND FLOOR Old Spice Shave Mug 9^.00 Tweed ToUet Water •100 win ho back on the scene for the Dreeeer Sele from 9 8 / 3:30—Esso Reporter. Specializing in For the I WoUeu’ from 4 9 / Early American Sets _ 1940 contest. 3:35— Studio Matinee. 1 * ^ Poker Chipb from 9 8 / from »100 He will not join in detailing the RADIO SERVICE game. That will be taken care of Whole Curinalty Iieads to Death 18 Years’ Experience! for Inspection by ad by Bill Stem and Ken Carpenter. miring relativm . . He will participate in between-the- Family hnlves ceremonies In which he will Twin Falls. Idaho. Dec. 18—(A5 — Lucky Women lovety pinafores. (/■. Childishly curious, 3 year old San sweet, ap|>raling and / be awarded a plaque by the dra Elizabeth Ray opened the door Wm. E. KRAH washable. Tobrnament of Roses Committee. of a heating stove to "see the re„ They feel just as good as they are prrlty- The plaque will commemorate the Cor. Main aiid Flower Sts. Will Find These 8.yr Pr. 15th anniversary of his first net fire.” Flames fired her dress; burn ihfsc flay, gift worthy slippers from the §1.98 work broadcast of the football ed Sandra fatally. (Opposite Russell St.) liiiest workrooms in America! ^ Prs. .S2.40 classic. The lAst time McNamee was at Bags Xmas Morn the play-by-play microphone was \ In 1929 for the game In whlMi a RIGHT AT RAPIO CITY C. E. HOUSE & SON, Inc. California player grabbed the 'ball on a fumble arid ran the wrong FkM RaMN W ith Frivato Bath Ui'A ' f way for a "touchdown.” • a t PsnM — $L M . $2.50, $3.N, $3,50 *2.98 Taa NTn a* -$ 2 A 0 , $3.00, $3,50, $4.00 The next salute via W EAF-NBC "I'-..*-' Tah toOz— $3,50, $4.00,^ $450, $5.00 Crider the tree or In their stockings! nKkMfifSf^ficwnraintwwwsiMtwwaMHKafwwmaMM and the short waves to the U. S. Antarctic expedition will originate n—m W ith Running W ater Ima^no their delight at the JEW EL rlday.nlght from Indianapolis lin •a a Fertsa— $1,5I, $1.75, $2.00 ■ frames on many e.slf and .suede hags. VISIT CARROLL’S KIDDIE SHOP TOMORROW er auspices of The Indianapolis Tna PwzMi->>$2.fl0, $2,2Ss $2,50 Cfiple.s of Fifth Ave. suceessea! Ini):ia1s I< slightly extra. Black and Brown. / The Most Complete ChildreVs Store In Manchester! Star. Gov.-Elect Henry F. Schricher of Indiana will bo giieat speaker MAIN n.O O R G ive A K o d a k . . . Dr. Walter Damrbsch, who Is directing the Music Apprecla^).on mBRISfOL FOR THE LirrLE “MISS” Hour of NBC for the 13tli consecu >a* W UT 4«tb STRUT, REW YORK CITY Latest models in a wide price range tive season, will be guest of the For OMniorf; QnlaL Canvanfancal WJZ-NBC I'm An American on JoBtQkl* Bstk. Fmidemi are featured at our camera counter SWEATERS ..... 98e up Sunday. • Dr. Damrosch was bom especially packaged for the holidays. In Breslau, Germany, and came to SKIRTS...... $1.98 this country in 1871 when nine For A Date With years old. • O N I D A Y ' The Sandman . . . MITTENS...... 25c up KODAK 35 Listening tonight: The war— 2-Piece Flannel Sleep SOCKS ...... 15e W EAF-NBC 7:15: CB.S 8:.5.5, f/5.6 ers in nursery pat 10:45, MBS 10, 10:20, 12:.30: WJZ- KITTEN «S.98 terns . . . - PARKA.HOODS ... 59c up NBC 9:30;. NBS 12. KODAK WEAF-NBC, 7:30— Cavalcade •Hand-fashioned fluffy wool and angora of America, Raymond Massey; S. GOTHAM VIGILANT JR. 79c . DRESSES . . 98c to $1.93 8:30— Plantation Party; 9—Eddie cardigan. White, red. baby blua or KODAK Cantor Show; 9:30—District At- baby pink. Sizes .34 to 40. Slipon to SIX-20 $8*0 tomev; 10—Kay Kvser College. fff/ y'-' V BANTAM BOYS’ JERSEY SUITS Boys’ and Girls’ Girls’ match, SB.'JB. Alies 2 to a. Suspender WABC-CBS. 7:30—Mister Meek: GOLD STRIPE Style. An Celere. BATHROBES HOUSE COATS 8— Big Town; 8:80—Dr. Christian; l ( f - ) f/8 ♦3*» 9— Fred Allen Hour; 10:15—Ewan SILYERTONE 53.98 Claguc on "Joblcas and Defense.” WJZ-NBC, 7—Easy Aces; 8— Cardigan of wool and rayon, soft and ^ = “B o ^ w e d from Brother” k 1 Quiz Kids; 8:30— Manhattan at 3-Thread Crepe Silk Hose agreeable to the most sensitive skinj Come in and see the latest Eastman Midnight; 9:35-.- Jimmy Flynn warm without bulk. Navy, powder, cameras. Brownies as low as |i( Quiz; 10:15— Rep. C. A. Plumley PROPORTIONED TO FIT Ey«ryont Our Oasaic Camel Coat HIGH CHAIRS on “There'll Always Be an Eng orchid. brOwft. Size* 3B to 46. Kodaks from $3.95. There’s an ap Boys’ Clewi cut and easdal . . . soft as down . . warm land." propriate model for every name on MBS. 7:15—Rep. Eugene Cox because It baa a zipper camel lining. 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atloa for the poeiUon of senior en Raphael’s hospital o f Injuriea suf made no mention of the worth of Buppliee would cover. r o o d la clean X yoa haws «o wait hit la a mUlion to on* ehanc«, and comer. They lost their appetite ist. advanced hia esUmataa after In the middle of the etreet after gineering aid, with a beginning fered In an automobila accident In Canadian Minister membara o f h i. party. Prealdent Roosevelt had outlined a British sources, however, have Deaths Last Night Overnight News recall'that bomba can come amaz for brandy and half crawled back Billions Seen Asks Truce at Christmas dork, a driver may not see you in salary c:f 11,800 a year. Applica Hamden on Thanksgiving Day, c Theoe man, now announced i ingly close without destroying home. If the brandy Idea had tentative plan for a “lend-leaae" mentioned both 1942 and 1918 as oofs, are E. P. Taylor of Tor tha year in which they hope for a time to avert an accident. tions oloee Dec. 28, with a written And Party Saved tmbing Experiences you. struck them half a minute earlier. policy of aMlatance which, In ef Of Connecticut J«w Budge* Deprived of Paste sod CoL W. C. Woodward of V j fect, would create here a veritable decision If they continue to hold Omaha, Neb.—Charles William 2. Cross at corners or croaa- tost scheduled for Jan. 4. Wurael and hia wife were In the It would have been too bad. British Need Between Drivers^ Walkers walke, and watch for the driver By Aasoctato4 Press couver, executive aaeUtante) little brick shelter in their garden arsenal for the British Empire -r- their own. Pugsley, 82, former president of Hartford— The State Health There’s probably no moral to who may be coming around" the Department reported that new ■yichy, France, Dec. 18.—(PV— London, Dec. 18— —It wee Gordon Scott of Montreal," hia j when a bomb landed only 12 yards wlthout dollar sign llmitationa South Dakota State College of Ag Official government decrees today noncial adviser. Not Horror Thought all this except that. In blitzkrieg Britain's present orders here corner. cases o f lobar pneumonia and announced officially today that uway. The whole shelter took a riculture. „ , Hartford— Safety elogona for deprived 18 judges of their posts The 10,928-ton Western as elsewhere, a miia Is still aa Only One Part e f Itueetien call for some 2,000 tanks, more New York—J. Sterling Oetchell, Hartford, Dee. 18—A Christ-4>dark and that a car travtUitf at 8. Moat important of all: When whooping cough In Connecticut cniarles D. Howe, Canadian min leap and settled back again. Near Would Provide for Re pedeetriana In five languagea—Po under the ■ application of new wee torpedoed Baturdey 880 good as a mile. Britain's military needs, this of- than 10,000 planes, and great 11, promlnejjt advertising execu maa season truce between auto only SO mllea on hour cannot atop In doubt-^^walt. A car may be doubts last week. Lobar pneumon ister of munitions, and tha three by houses, Including their own, quantities of small arms ammuni in leas than 73 feet." lish, Lithuanian, Russian, Italian French laws forbidding Jews from northwest of Londonderry Irak boapital where they attended to a were damaged. Except for the habilitation as Well as flcial said, probably would consti tive of Greenwich, Conn. mobile drivers and pedestrians was traveling faster than you think. ia cases jumped from 28 the week members of hie party had arrived >me Interesting Only alaahed artery and saved him from tute only one part o f the broad tion, explosives and other war Chicago Oswald Bruce Cooper, The terms for a safer December And the faster It Is traveling, the and Jewish—will be broadcast by before to 80, and whooping cough holding government offices. while en route to England shock to nervea they were unhurt. War Supplies. urged today In a Motor Vchloles mentioned in the bulletin would safely In a British port following New York. bleeding to death. Up to my de question o f assistance involved^ supplies. The minimum e.itlmate 61, designer of commercial display longer it will take to stop it. th^ State Highway Safety Com coses soared from 61 to 127. Scar the sinking of the liner Western len There Is Some Bob Bunnelle and hia wife were Wood Sees British presumably would cover slightly have the driver: On the reservations the army She carried 60 passengers, parture, they were still taking bits in their penthouae apartment when Assuming a Brit'sli victory in and advertising type faces which Department bulletinr 4. And remember, there Is no mission over Connecticut's nine let fever also rose from 33 to 18 Prince on which they were travel 1. Approach pedestrians cau can control matters, but when the detail* on how many survived h inite Freak or Su» of glass out of his body. three bomba cama down. Washington. Dec. 18— — At the end, he said It woe his oelief larger quantities. 1 >ar his name. Only more catRlon on the part room for absent-mindedness on the radio stations. Five volunteer in cases, and measles from four to tiously, no matter what the con •soldier leaves the camp our trou ling to England. not be announced. He Is quite conscious, however, Victory Certain least $2,800,000,000 worth o f war that from |2,(H>0.000,000 to $3,000.- The existing orders were under ’ of both the drlverNutd the peideB- streets and highways of today. terpreters made the transcriptions. nine. Ona exploded at the front door supplies would be necessary, an ditions. Hartford-The State Personnel New Haven—The Rev. John ,R. bles begin. It had been stated authoritative latural Element. and recovering. But he cannot ex of the apartment house, playing 000,000 in addition would be neces stood to represent most of Brit trian will forestall Rhe sharp In plain what happened. He heard no authoritative source predicted to crease in fatalltlM that comes 2. Remember that If a pedes Children have more need of Department anno'iinced an open Loomis, 38, curate of St. John's " General George C. Marshall, ly yfsterday that Howe was safe, hob with the lobby. One put ita sary to rehabilitate the besieged, ain's anticipated needs during AUUE COFRAN chief of staff. but' word then reaching London sound. He says he awoke with a London. Hec. 18—(8^ Sir Kings day; to meet Great Britain's needs with Deceittber weather and the trian starts across the street on a models than of critics.— Joubert. competitive merit system examin- I church here, died today in St. Read Herald Adva* (Bditar’a Note: When Hlt- crater at the street comer. bomb-wrecked country when peace 1911. The British Purchasing (Known As t)u«en Alice) green light, he has the right of promliied Rnictend » "blood suffocating feeling and the u'rge The third whistled down right ley Wood, chancellor of the ex under suiy "leaae-lend'’ program of came. Mission here Is desirous to con SPIRITUAL MEDIUM Chriatmas ruga, the bulletin to get away. That was all. American assistance. pointed out. way until ho reaches the other "bsU i" and follotved with hia beside their window and exploded chequer. moving second reading of To complete the defeat of what tract for more planes, boats and Seventh Dnughter of a Seventh Sea aide, even though the light changes tr from the air In hia efforte Bomb Uemollahed B edlam under It where they could look This estimate, he said, was over he termed Hitlerism and to sus munitions, but British officials Biirn With a Veil. Drivers ji^re urged to make a The bomb demolished their bed a bill to insure British property special eObrt to. give all consider before he gets there. torrorlae the people; he doivn later Into the yawning and above tha 82,000,000.000 Worth tain democracy, the official as have advised Secretary Morgen- Readlaga Dally 9 A M. to 9 P. M. 3. Keep the entire surface of ^ flailed to rerhon with the Biit- room. worth between 6.000.000,000 and of munitions and material for serted It would be' necessary to than. It was revealed yesterday, Or By AppoIntmeaL In the Service ation J;p^ e pedestrian who often crater. 8,000,000,000 pounds (821,000,000,- ,your windshield sufficiently clear ' lah H»'rtt of on." Thia I knew of another case in which The building trembled and rock which Britain already has plac^ help Britain back to her feet. that the point had been reached of the l*eople for 80 Years. appears reckless simply because he Men’s 000 and $32,000,00p.000) against does not understand the problems 'so that you will be able to see ~ la atrlklnKl.v evidenced In Milo a dog which suddenly, in what ed a little, but, far up above the orders In this country on a "cash- The official did not specify how where financial as.slstance was 171 Choreb StreeL Hartford. Coan. seemed silence, began barking air raid damage, told the House that confront a driver. Leas than pedestrian before It Is too late. M. Thom|*aon’a atoriee o f life blasts (ten stories is high in Lon and-entry” basis. i long a period of war he thought necos.sary before more orders Phone 8-2287 and pulling his master out of a of Commons yesterday: 8% of the adult pedestrians killed 4. Watch for the pedestrian who The Xmas Parade Of Gifts For HOSIERY III BnKland today. Head 1 he don t they themselves didn't lose The official, s qualified special the minimum o f 83.5n1ne and do not mlaa the room. A few momenta later, the “ No country, unless it were con- ] In Connecticut over an eight-year a window or suffer a scratch. fident of victory and particularly front of a standing bus or from be •Omt nine srtlclea which will room was wrecked. Tlie master period had ever operated an auto was safe., BImm Off Feet By Bomb of defeat of the enemy in the air, mobile, the department records tween parked cars. appear daily In The Herald 6. If the road surface ia wot or ■ntll completed. Tomorrow: ; One accepts these things as a Tom Yarbrough, of our staff, Would proceed with these pro- | show. Men Starts At HOUSE’S icy, try out your brakes occa •Xadorground Taohlona.” ) ; gift from' Providence. made the personal acquaintance posals." IMHicult to Bee My own case is one in point. My of a bomb on the street. It fell so sionally and keep aware of stop "A pedestrian, for his part, ping distances. By Milo M. Thonipaon j wife and I. with Hugh Wagnon close it blew him off his feet and pakes a grave mistake in assum- (Uve Driver Break New York, Pec. 18— (/P The and .Joe Wurel, of The Associated down into a cellarway. He was that biecause he sees the light And Ends In Complete Satisfaction I’ re.as. were returning to the heart disheveled and bruised but othcr- The pedestrian on the other ttaent and etem lly are no further an approaching car that the of the city from a hit of auburban wi.se unhurt. Srlver will see him In time to hand, ia urged to "give the driver art In London than a map of the bualness. We were In an . AP car Twx) close friends of mine start ; IIIFT MLIIES THT stop,” it was pointed out. "Kvery a break." [terera. with our own driver. ^Unable to ed from their apartment after a 4 pedestrian should know that It Is 1. Don’t start across the street, For Every Man Who Receives Them NaverUieleas narrow csi apes arc reach our destination bh.fore dark, bachelor dinner to have a brandy sometimes hard to see him afteb especially after dark, until the [only BomethlnR to be dlacu-ssed we had been eaught/in the blit*. i in a hotel lobby Just round the Gunfire wn.s k>Or» rose up from horf l!i the dead of I My wife slid off the .seal and Bteht, shook jds wife and cried: buried her face in tile cushion. . . . when you call on 1 "w e must'gef put of here! " I scrunched in tlie corner to get .Drags iVife Through lloor ! away from the window glass. Holmes service. From nuchal 'o Pay twi He dragged the poor protesting No other coffee even apprnachei I The men in the jumpsents duck the first call to the right O 'clock in popularity. This I TPpntan'through the door and down ed. scr> day have some custom ground *P«iUeri D*v •tyfe { »3 i' ] th e^ rrid or. she supposing all the Whang and crash lollowcd. just right for your coffee pot. Be that he wa.s the victim of a last, every family rc- , One of the bombs took away $9 ut^ Plaatfe; aHa^fmare. At the corridor's turn- three-quarters of the roadway at EIGHT O ’CLOCK COPFEi >« inch j*lllg he threw her dowTi and threw I tile very spot where we should personal p ro bright f I Wmsclf across her protcctingly. have been waiting for the light to . aijMteiwri I — ■■ «i f There came a terrific explosion. i change. prietor attention. l-I.K. BAGS His body became inert. ' What does one do? One tries to X She felt liquid and supposed the quiet the pacing blood, ease the 75c $4.00 $1.3.5 to $5.00 ||8Bploslon had burst a pipe. Sud- momentarily iip.set stomach and NOW AT LOWIST P8ICI IN HltTOBT , 1 denly she realized it was his blood tease the heart back from the Silk or Wool Colorful Patterns j an d struggled out. screaming. She throat. Then one rushes on. fUragged him to the street and nireet llll Itig Chaiire ; a t a l l a a p f o o d s t o k i s [help came. He was ni.shed to a We tell our.selves that a direct n u g s VJ nder fragrances in quaint packages. Old South Colognes recapture BELTS the coquetry of Southern for , belles; tlie romance of 50c to ,$1..50 GLOVES Weave filtered moonlight. '••ting •'• Wool The Decanterjug, a hand- ARROW Lined and Unlined hlown replica of imported Braces WHITI SHIRT8 GET DOWN Waterford glass— $1.75. Fint choice of men 50c lo S1.50 The Violin Bottle, a del themt«lve« . . . whito $1.25 to $5.00 icately molded replica of if ttlweys right! They hsvo the inimitable old Atnerican glas.sware— Arrow colter, the ei- $1. Two enchanting bou clutive *'Mitoga" hg* quets— Woodland .Spice Handkerchiefs ure*fit. They're San- Men’s Flannel and Plantation Garden. foriied'Shrunk (fabric Cotton •hrinkage lesB than m ACTUAL FACTS! 1% ). Get his Bizuand 10c, and 2 for 25c Bathrobes aleeve length from ABOUT THE NEW DRIVES J.inen Initial one of his old shirts. $7-00 up .^**.**«e l j u m m : S 2 up < , 25c, 35c .Men’s Oldsmobile’s "no clutch” Hydra- their accomplishments carefully. a ?3 MAIN STREET Silk * Set Plain liinen ARROW I t toy PHONE 7 0 5 7 MatiC'Drive has proved such a sen You'll find that this fact remains: S3 Sweaters PAHiRN SHIRTS •t'ltcosni 25c, 35c, 50<’ Underwear Bathrobes sational success that many manu-" Picked by the best- Just one kind o f drive U com Fancy Pocket Two-Piece facturers have brought out new $2.25 to $6.00 knou’n stylists for men! $ 6 * 0 0 u p pletely automatic . . . has no J* 25c and 35c A grand selection, in 2.5c lo S2.75 Each ■ devices for 1941— with similar Cliek:. 90 . the most popular col< clutch pedalat all... and never re ors, fabrics end collar sounding names and with claims Ptinto, Boys’ Swealers quires any manual shiftingr ev^n styles • . e 8 2 up Unionsuits to similar advantages. There are "•'«»•(», o , ® ^ kn Sl-50 to $2.50 for quick acceleration. That is "uMine $1.00 to ^ .5 0 new kinds o f shifts* new kinds of the original Hydra-Matic Drive, •?y iim - • r : .V ■ ' '•'•aft ■ transmissions, new clutch systems, built and backed by General new controls, new "drives.” What Motors, introduced by Oldsmobile these devices really do, in com and now proved by millions of ^ " ..... parison with Hydra-Matic Drive, miles o f driving in the hands ARROW TIIR B«tt, mMt harmoniou^ is shown in the chart below. Check of nearly fifty thousand owners! company (or Arrow Shirts! Suparb fabric. Ndmtt of tht various davicat that ata com . . . load, and load, of pared with Hydra* Matic Driva in tha chart ba- handaoma pattern,. low will ba gladly furnished upon inquiry at pur r 1 D O ** ^ **acer|$v"® W rinkle-reiittant. showrooms. Coma in for complete information. S l a n d S 1 . 5 0 'N oikfid a

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-.1 \ . MANCHESTER EVENING llERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18,1940 ^lANCHESl'ER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18,1940 EIGHT P A U e Nil ■'it wflth which to pay for our aid, pro its purpose to somehow get food cittes in the state to sit upon the Istry of Supply and the Consulta platform. will he a concert by the bai^d be Ham Schleldgr, Walter V»r ceed very quickly to the making Into the conquered countries If it If 700 War Planes Monthly Brittsh>l[jabor tive Council to H. BOTreasury, Arrangements are being made Publications include; The Trade Dinner Dance ginning at 10 o’clock during whlfh Mark Hewitt, Joseph Lutz. Re. o f eueh term# as they can with can managt it. Man About Manhattan to hava.Mr. Citrine come to Hart Union Movement of Great Britain. time dinner will be served. Danc Dougan, and Herbert Leggett ing will continue until 3 1j. m. Hitler and Mussolini, then the In view of this persistence in -Rjr Tmektr i i ' Xieader in U . S . ford early enough Friday after Labor and tho Community, the Rate Set for Next Year noon so as to meet with the va Urbano Qsano will categ for the PUBLUllltCOUIBl BT THE consequences of our abandonment what many Americans and all the A. B. C. qf Chairmanship, I Search Details Ready he said. And got up. And walked rious groups that are anxious to for Truth In Russia, and My Fin dinner and he will servo a full’ Face .Mystery In Deatk H E RA LD PIPRfNTINO CO, iN a wlU rest, without tha eUghUat British regard as a misguided sort New York—We sat In a restaur II BIh *II a tr««t meet Mr. Citrine. nish Diary. course roast tqrkey dinner. . - ant the other night with a man out. I filve you my word. JVNew York, Dec. 18—(A>)'— An than that reflected in the Knudsen Sir Walter Citrine to Maneh**t«r, Conn. chance of evasion, upon Congresi. of idealism, there is one extreme; Orest Labor I/eader. Mr. Citrine Is one of the most Tall Cellars to Holil An- Reservations for the party mimt B' thel, Vt., Doc. 18—op)—In.* THOMAS PER0U80N who owns many beautiful and cost ' 't 'output of 1,600 to 1,700 warplanes itatemeot. The engine problem, be made with some member of the Oonoral Monacor There It, of course. Just one al ly interesting angle, only lately Ethel Colt, who wishes to Speak in*'Hartford on Mr. Citrine possesses a wealth forceful speakers ever to appear veatigatora faced a mystery toy allowed to retain, or from switch terly, "I'm going to give most of package for her. vlalt that Sir Waiter Citrine, Gen O’Keefe of Peabody today awaited I/SHl year’s party held In the sam is even conceivable fore there seems to be the great plants now working at their peak Committee of the Red Cross and thia paprr and alao tha local nawa ous, everlasting Inheritance Most stage fojit receive con ' atatemsnt of William 8. Knudsen, uled to speak at Buahnell Memo with a 4,701-vote plurality. Tony Obrlght’s orche,stra. TTiere puhllanrd haraln. that Morgenthau's position baa est significance in the following taxes." production chief of the National and by automobile companies. In St. John War Organization. gratulatory telaâms from well- the same period 150,000 to 200,000 rial In Hartford on Friday eve All riRhta af republlcatlon of That made me think of the man Defense Commission, last week Newspaper IMrector. apacinl dianatrhra hrrrin ara alao been taken with deliberate intent facta: wishing friends on the evening of specialized workmen will have ning, December 20, at 8:00 o’clock In "You Can't Take It With You" that aircraft production was 30 He Is a Director of the "Dally I raaaryad. to force the issue and compel Con Ten shiploads of wheat, 50,000 the debut, qiW it la nothing to bMn trained for both aircraft and under the auspices rrf the Am eri Follow an OLD Custom who refused to pay income taxes see scores/Of them tacked around per cent behind schedule—the In- engine manufacture. can Federation of Loobr. Herald,” and is a trustee of the Full aarvlea cllant of gress to show the country whether tons, would replace 187,000 tons Nuffield Trust for the Forces of in a NEW Super-Coach Saralca Ine. to the government and .who re the staris dressing room. overly-optimlstlc In reporting Its When aircraft making, was ex Mr. Citrine’s talk wUI deal with it can be depended on to see this of potatoes. That quantity of po plied, when the government sent But/with the Barrymores It’s dustry itself appears to have been panded last May the airplane the part that the Trade Union the Crown, also of the Imperial O n e W a y R . T r i p Publlahara Rapraaantativaa, Tha war through or whether It is will tatoes would produce 16,875 tons someone to see him, "Why don’t Nice, big shiny ones. It’s Rapacity to Washington. Congreaa Is playing In the war sit Relations Trust. From 1938-39 Por Better Hearing Da.ytona Beach ...... 81.5.00 . 827.00 Jullua Mathawa Spaclal Aganey— plants already were at 90 per cent. I pay taxe.s? I don't believe in r gadget from the Barry- ■ Figures submitted to' the De- uation in an effort to preserve he served on the West India Royal .Miami, Fla ...... 8 1 7 .6 .5 881.80 Naw Tork, Chicago, Detroit and ing to let the whole Eastern hem of alcohol. That much alcohol, Since it takes twice as long to In Jacksonville, Fla. .. Boaton. ’em." trunk of traditions. Seems Inse Commission by airplane freedom and Democracy. This Commission, and from 1930-33 on .. .8IS..50 824JM used Instead of fuel oil for various crease fully tooled engine plant -USE ------isphere fall Into totalitarian slav "Don’t you , believe in taxes at when Ethel made her debut, rakers last summer, intend^ to meeting will be open to the pub the Economic Advisory Council St. 1‘etcrsburg, Fla. . ..8 1 6 .6 0 *2 9 .9 0 MEMBER AUDIT* BUREAU OF $3 9 .5 0 floor space as to expand airplane Ch’lcago, III...... CIRCULATIONS ery’, vainly hoping that we shall purposes, would release' enougn either?" ' - way back before she even ' picture the production peak which plants, the dhglne bottleneck was lic. to His Majesty’s Government. . . 813.40 $24.20 He said, "In my library l y a for Mattress could be reached Ih January,. in Secretary Egan stated that be Various consultative committees Philadelphia, Pa...... 83.00 $8.40 be aMo to live In the same world gasoline to enable 500 planes to dreamed of appearing on Broad inevitable. Portland, .>fe...... Tha Harald Printing Company, iRembrandt, and in my studyJn a or Box Spring cluded all types of airplanes, pri had extended an invitation not to Government Departments have . . . 83.78 $6.76 tno:. aaaumaa no financial raaponal* with It. riid London nightly for two way with the Horse Marines, she By mid-summer, 1941, on the toiiffalo, N. V.,...., Rembrandt. Both of those/o will vate commercial and military. basis of the Industry's own re only to every labor organization been set up since the outbreak of . . : $6.45 $11.70 blllty tor typographical arrora ap months. made her little bow to the public pearing In . advrrtlarmanta In tha gK’e to come public--Institution with the great John Drew. " I f you That led Knudsen on Aug. 8 to vised figures, about 250,000 work In Connecticut, but to employer war, and Sir Walter Is serving on ACOUSTICONS CEN.TF.R PHARMACY tRAVF.L BUREAU Manchratar Evening Herald Point in Garvin Case The same number of ships of "That's a good t toUtiUto,: well," he told helf, "if you do announce that the rate of warplane men will be employed In American groups aa well, and other public such committees as the Joint Con 98.1 Main Street A.t rh'’ Center . Phone 4’,'58 spirited groups. He has invited Telephone the same tonnage could carry him. "I’m sort of agabfst only one 'îcll tonight, after the show- I will manufacture was 10,800 a year and aircraft and engine plants. That sultative Committee to the Min the Governor and the Governor- Hartford Wednesday, December 18 The termination of the Garvin man being able toVlook at Rem give you a nice, big. .shiny red would pans the 18.000 mark .In compares with 400,000 workmen istry of Labor, the Trade Union 6-5278 meat cargoes that could be con To Mother elect, as well as the mayors of all homicide case In pleas of guilty to brandt anyway, him out In apple. January. now reported to be employed In Advisory Committee to the Min-/ C R EY HOUMP !v Germans in Italy verted Into 6,250 tons of fats second degree murder by the two public, where everybody can en It's been apples ever since. 5,000 Warplanes In I'ear German plants and a like number which make 600 tons of joy him." The actual production of mili In England. The ultimate goal In It la reported from Belgrade, defendants, with the imposition of Healthy Happiness glycerine for explosives. He looked a f me as if he thought The ciite.st recording of the tary aircraft by American factories domestic plants Is between 500,000 Tugoalavla, that German troops, life sentences upon both, seems to Or if the ships carried • milk I were cra^. He looked at me as month is "Yes, M.v' Darling In this calendar year will bo slight and 600,000. ly In excess of 5,000 machines. The ;accompanied by very large quan US to draw lUi greatest signifi there would be released for Nazi If he had %iade some sudden, In Daughter," with Dinah Shore and Beauty credible discovery. trade press for months has posted tities of war material, are In Italy cance from a remark made by singing. It's on the order of "A •Iiir}' Probes Job-Selling use 2,126 tons of margarine, which f'You mu.st be a Communist," a red light on forecasts of mass in conslderablegniimbcrs. Concen Tisket A Tasket." State's Attorney Howard C. Brad would give the Reich 1,850 tons of I, production until the influence of Boston, Dec. IS—(Ah—Com trations are said to be at Bari, an ford of ^Klndham County in ex- lubricating oil, which would suf new engine factories became felt In 1941. plaints of civilian "job selling" at embarkation port for Albania, and planatli]ôf his acceptance of the flee to lubricate fifty submarines e,d States a little hypo in the na- le.ss of his age. Hardening of the government building projects at *l~Naples, whence Italian troops second degree pleas. ional defense sweepstakes. arteries is one of the chief sy.s- With the more conservative fig the Army’s Camp Edwards, on on twelve journeys to New York .All Are .Secret ures as a barometer, warplane out have been accustomed to start for The crime was one of peculiar temlc conditions that produces an Cape Cod, and Fort Devens, near Many f< ^ stuffs aêôt only A t present, all ideas are secret extreme condition of high blood put during the coming year takes Ayer, were weighed toflay by a Africa. . - atrocity. Charles S. Garvin of foods, they ^ re munltionkx And and will remain so until the coun pressure. When the arteries are BEAUTYREST on a much less dismal appearance Federal grand Jury. cil, working with its Army and There Is no japparent improba Scotland, 58 years old, was anx granting that’ the Nazts^ô not hardening, the heart must con bility in this. German troops ious to Inherit a sizeable fortune Navy advisors, has waded through tract with greater vigor to piimp dare cause theiri'^subjugjiied peo them and tossed them aside as ii :e- could very well enter Italy from from his father, George H., who the needed amount through the ples to actually st'qrve/they have le.ss or approved them and thrown narrow channels. The more the Austria without observation by was 84. John Ksczyumieckl, 18, a them into the great defen.se hop for Christmas! Botl ttlngor G ift Volvo I A hunger of their own that knows per. blood vessels are constricted the ^ n itlngor Gift VaU f To park vp har kiuhan I anyone but Germans and Italians. neighbor, who was much about tlje Sors 11c on ovory pair I no bounds, the hunger for the Some of them are as wild as higher the blood pressure will be. T¥o-Tare Shortn Nor does there seem the slightest Garvin place, was, despite the dis means of continuing their devasta flying submarines. Some exam Those who worry or become ex For as little aa a penny a night (the To be healthy Is to be happy for who Kifehen Towels cited or angry are subject to an R o y o T ^ Sale! Silk Hose Improbability in a Nazi effort to parity in their ages, a close asso ples: Steel rams to be mounted on Beautyrest can be purchased on con can a\i'akc mornings feeling tired and la Gift Wrapping! Kayon-hgvro4 H f l A tion. It is unthinkable that we increase in blood pressure, and venient terms) you can really give liquidate the setback to the Axis ciate of the younger Garvin. He the schnozzles of whales trained weary and expect to be happy through G'ftS/irts ■ O iftW rappadI Sat should persist in a course of ac on the other hand if the mind is health, happiness and beauty this Christ 4 9 ” out the day ? And complete rest and Ragularly 59c I arising from Italian defeats In had attended a trade school and to search out enemy submarines: Rip-proof fly! Finer fabrics. 49* contented and quiet, the blood mas! Health depends greatly on proper tion whose principal effect would sub-carriers—huge mother ships relaxation removes the lines of fatigue Colognes.. Give him finer shirts— save ez- Handsome pig-grain:d or plain FOUR of the gayest, prettiest pres.surc will remain normal. An rest and complete relaxation at night. Many Sanforized shrunk. The prettiest, perkiest styles we Greece and Albania and in Africa. knew something about electrical undoubtedly be to relieve the In , that carry a school of little guppy that too often mar the beauty of loved tra money! High-count cotton capeskin warmly lined with icitchen towels we could find. ger for example will send up the Beautyrest with Us floating action offers ones. So when you give a âu tyrest Marceriiad Siilrts...... SBr could find! Fine quality 80- 3-thread chiffons with lilh-* If Hitler has determined to re devices. The eldSr Garvin was In I.submarines in under-water stalls: broadcloth. 997o shrinkproof. cotton fleece. Strap-wrist style. Real size! Real dryers. Values! plaited .toes over mercerized satiable Nazi appetite for war ma blood prcs.sure from five to ten the utmost In luxurious, restful slumber. this Christmas you say, "Here’s health, iquare percales. 1-6; 7-14. trieve the Mediterranean situation the habit of sitting in an automo I cement sprays -.which, spread from b y cotton for wear I Also 6-thrcads, terials. planes, would turn the enemy into point.s. Millions of people have T h e hundreds of Individual pocketed happiness and beauty to you for years at any cost it Is to be admitted bile on the place at noon to listen There is one other point. The statues; and giant bear traps, had high blood pressure and yet colls assure It. to come!" that it will not be good news for to the car’s radio. Charles Garvin they have never been aware of British arc not stan-ing. It is whose jaws would snap up enemv Prince either Greece or Britain. induced the boy to rig up an ex tanks. thi.s condition. The abnormality probable that they are a givJd deal The list is endle.ss but in spite of probably did not manifest itself has no constraints when it comes plosive charge under the scat of better fed than the Belgians, the all the goofy ideas, thcre'are plen- during their lives to any appre to losing human lives by the scores the car, with wiring and a drlng Matchabelli Dutch,' the people of France. But I ty which are practical suggestions ciable extent. or hundreds of thousands to ac device at Its terrninal a sho^ dis j or hints that can be turned to u.se. Those suffering from obesity they are on fairly short rations of complish a purpose--and his sol tance away. On .the last Labor Probably never in the history of frequently have high blood pros- WATKINS .... to keep you fresh meat, of bacon, of sugar. The . this nation was there such a mar- ■ sure. However, the greatest fac diers will not run away; they are day one of the pair manipulated B ROTH ERS I N C only imported fruit they now gel ' shalling of ideas and inventions tor is a chronic state of exemia, robots. ' / the ' firing device, the ex I as that under the present program fresh anil lovely! is oranges. They could do with produced by the habitual use of But If the Nazis are actually g®- pected explosion'oqdurred and the I of this new brain trust. , wrong foods, and improper food much more to eat. An Ouf;tend ng G f t Vo Ve / Ing tq the rescue of Italy It mean.s cider Garvin, waq killed. I U. S. Has Been Ix>ader ' combinations, and the facts of But we haven't heard that any I According to Dr. Kettering, other bad living habits. The way nothin^but the end of Italy as a It wa.s an extraordinarily stupid DUCHESS OF YORK llr€>NN Sox Ganvinm Laothar, o f cavnaf one is proposing to ask the Nazis what it takes to outstrip any ag- ; you live det^trmine.s your blood free nation and the end of Mils- ; crime, its very elaborateness being I gressor nation in inventiveness pre.ssure and wrong habits of liv . . . reminiscent of purple lilacs in an Er to please let up on their blockade lish g:arden. BOllni as anything but a puppet./>f a nature to point directly to 1 and speed of production, this coun- ing may be e.onsiderod the most Newert poHemt/ * llegal Handbags so that we can send food to the j try has. •ven if he is\.llowcd to exist In I those wl)0 committed It; so stupid I important cauW of high blood l O * AVE MARIE A Gift Spodal at a a, people of England and Scotland I He points out that It was in the : pressure. They look like, fret like much j| 9 8 that dubious status. that, as the Prosecutor pointed U. S. that the airplane, the light . . . s bouquet of incense and flowers. and Wales. . In the early stages the condl- higher-priced onesl Spun rayon* - Apparently 11 Diite has mis.sed ^ out, It might well give rise to internal combustion engines and and-cottonsi Fancy rayons I Such smart styles! Such ezpen. 1 the high-test gasoline that runs i tlon may exist without producing bis one chance— that X>f a quick | soê doubt as to the mental ca- any noticeable symptoms, but as KATHERINE THE GREAr sive fittings! Beautiful bags, in- j them, the tank, the submarine, the deed . , . she’ll cherish herit ahift to the opposite siddvjn this ! phclty of the son, entailing the By the Way I machihe gun and the automobile ; time goes on the patient will ex- . . . brilliant and vibrant for tô.se who want a sophi.sti- . porience certain aymptoms which Greatest Value Yet! war, alliance with Britain and thq'possibility that a jury might fail Anyhow ^there's one bright spot -to name only a few of the en- cated scent. ! gincs of w ar—were invented. The j are often vague and of such a na- defen.se of the Alpine f^ntler to convict of first degree murder, in the sky, for all the wars and U. S. also is birthplace, and home 1 ture , that they do not point- to Use these sparklinir frai^nces a.s a rub-down after y«»ur against the Germans. might even bring In a homicide troubles. After January 20 next of muss production. The aggressor I high blood pressurA as the cause. Just in time to make it Such .symptoms may arise as tub or showerer . . . mixed in your final shampoo rinse...i verdict which would Involve much John Nance Garner will be off the nations have appropriated all ' headache, dizzint^s, leg ache and as a refreshantlant duripj^^cduripi^ tjic day . . . and when yi vou want Congress’ Responsibility Ic^. than a life sentence. these to use in mddern battles, public payroll for the first time in says the doctor. But with a spring- I pain, shortness 6f bJioath, and of BuVwhat especially Interests us just a suKRestion‘stion of aênt, substitute them forfor'p perfume. Secretary Morgenthau's dcrlara- a fairly long life time and we'll all ! board start like that, he feels, we I course similar symptrims are quite easy for you to say . 1 .w . oi T, . , , . *" Bradford's ex- quit being taxed to'pay him S15,- ' will always be ahead of the hoiuids often produced in many di.sorders ,____ i . , _ _ .. I planatlon In reference to young I of war. ' i other than high blood pre.ssure. $1.0tf - $1.50 - $2.50 undersecretary o f the BrItLsh 000 a yC^r for riding over his nu- The elimination of starch, su- K.sczyumleckl: "Merry Christmas" with a Treasury, has n i^ e the flat state- j meroiis Texas ranchos. ' gar, and the carbohydrates gener I felt that being only 18 years ally Is advl.sed in order to cfmtrnl ment that Britain can make no I Why Par SI.19? Sort el Wonfif of age he was really . only a HEALTH AND DIET the blood pre.ssure and there is more commitments for war mate- j servant of the older man, who perhaps no method which will re Gift Pajamas A Ba'I-Ringar G ift Valval rials from the United States unless i was drinking with him a great ADVICE duce the {Pressure as, rapidly a.s a Q fruit juice diet. To those rcad- 073 MAIN STREET granted financial assistance should , ‘^'*’9* several weeks.' before W ashington Alan’s fv/i Sizas 1/Ovely Slips the crime and was largely under Furnished by tbs .McCoy ! ers suffering from high blood 9 «« have a snbering effert on mpmbe,rs ; PHONE 70.*i7 his influence. Under the l>gal Henith Sendee pre.ssure and are interested in re of Cqfigress who seem to have •set-up in this state, had the boy Daybook ceiving Dr. Frank McCoy’s article Cotton flannelettes or broad Worth much morof 1 0 0 making a kind of political j been two years younger he could B f Jsek SHmmttt ■ ■ .Address cnmmunlrstlnns to The on "High Blood Pressure" are in cloths in swell new patterns. Herald, Attention of bicf'oy KELVINATOR Smartly tailored, comfort-cut. Exquisite rayon satins with deep not have been held Criminally L' vited to send to the McCoy Health ne out of the world's plight. ^ i responsible. Wsshington'—National defense Health Service Service in care of this newspaper, lace yokes and bottoms, eyelet Morgenthau, In connection with.' embroidery. Save! It is the last .sentence of that has a brain trust. Don't get the enclosing 5 cents in sta'mps and a tl\ls revelation, repeated his deft High Blood Pressure. self-addressed envelope. nlte assertion that he would take "graph which ought to com- idea, though, that It's anything like the group that started the SHE'LL BE RO stepa toward the granting of a mand the attention of Connecticut A few years ago it was fash Questlons and Answers. New Deal winging on ita way. British loan unless Congress re people. It Is perfectly tnie. If the ionable to have appendicitis, but Question: Mrs. W. H. writes: The national defense brain trust "Almost every morning when I pealed the Johnson Act. His atti boy had been a fairly precocious is composed entirely of laboratory since then the public has ceased Thrilled to the Toes! paying very much attention to ap get up I notice that my face and tude toward that piece of legisla lad of almost 16 last Labor day In magic dabblers and workshop ; hands are swollen, and this hap- stead of a rather stupid one of 18 genii. The official name of thia pendicitis, and have made the sub- IF YOU a V E HER ' tion Is that while It technically j^Cl of high blood pressure a topic I pens during sleep. Could you and 1^(1 hooked up a dy'namite gray matter corps is the National I please tell me what to do.” Nc need to wait a day longer before you re.sene. that prohibits only private corporations Inventors Council. The chairman of conversation, at the bridge charg/ with 'wires and a blasting table, and in fact anywhere peo I Answer: There are several dif- big, new deluxe Kelvinator for Christmas. Here's and individuals from making loans la Dr. Charles F. Kettering. There i ferent causes of swelling of the battery—as apy number of 15 year are 13 others In the grpiip. And ple congregate together. Its seri the greatest Christmas value yet! It's big . . 6 'i to nations In ficfault on World ousness as a cause of death in \ face and hands during sleep, and old boys nowadays could, do—for theirs is the damdest jofl8 in the cubic foot capacity. It has a new, modem styling War debts It wMld be a violation whole defense set-up. America today should not be un .the most common cause Is an interference with the proper cir- with one-piece glistening white porcelain enamel In Warm! PtortWal'LowPr todi of Ita spirit and probable intent the known purpose of killing a I f there is something that isn't derestimated. Statistics' show Buy hhahhgoF^t for Comfortl Cftildron tovo thoso warm i dilation of the blood. terior. High speed freezer, "pop-out" Ice trays'with Give har gvality tha knowit for the government to make such man, he coiild have been tried for on earth; if no one has ever that 400,000 people die of high K n it SMrtn thought of it before; even if 'tso blood prcs.sure every year. In 64 cube capacity are otlier features you expect in a M en’s Unlonsuits Pelf Boote«‘N H a n d k e r 6*liifl»fN loans. Morgenthau thus puts the nothing but being a delinquent SsTi* CaifI A|fronM Van Arilehs child. one knows whether It really ex other words twice as many deaths quality refrigerator. ' But this Kelvinator has mot* fa r Boys 6 to 16 question of more aid to Britain ists—but it’s needed-ît's up to are paused from high b lo ^ pres Draft Delinquent . . Sliding, porcelain meat cheat; ^win dome lights; ” Low-Prka4 a t ” Choeia rod or hiva I 5 9 ” BcModl ^ for It just happens that the boy In the council to produce it. sure as from cancer. 5 9 6 9 Sola Pricad ot I « ” famoui-for-valuof ■quarcly up to Congress. More wear than you’d expect if Immunized to "What we need,” aaya General It should of coiirae be under- two full-size vegetable crispers with ^lass covers; Rib-knit of* quality yarns for High in back for fit and 2 5 There are enough Isolationist ‘ they cost $1! Color-fast stripes. She can always use hankies— Hopeful. "Is a rocket torpedo that -fltood that high blood prcs.sure is Given Day’s Term adjustable shelves and the big Kelvinator vegetable wsrmtJi and wear/ Extra-roomy warmth I Soft padded leather For every woman on your list I Everybody knows how well senators to not only conatilule a ' P‘^*’®'^y *>>' operation of COn- Long sleeves. Button collar. especially these dainty white Gay, cheery new prints! Fan be fired to a height of about five not a disease, but rather a symp 'bln. Powered by the famous Kelvinator Polaraphers •eata. Non-sag aboulders. ■olei. Scotch plaid collar. these panties fit! 4 itylea in powerful oppo.sition to a proposal | s juvenile crime laws, miles, and will level off. chase j cottons with pretty embroidery! cy trimmings! All tubfast! rayon, cellophane-wrapped. tom of one or more different con Sealed Unit. Regular 3179.95 value! - to repeal the Johnson Act but i seems to us that the impor- dow'n a bombing plane and blow ditions which, may exl-st In' the Hartford, Dec. 18- fiPi The t it to kplinters.” probably enough to filibuster sue- | *■ body. It is not the abnormally United States court for the Dis And right away the Inventors high preasure which places an In trict of Connecticut yesterday eessfully against such a proposal I " " f têr the ends of justice would go to work. dividual In a bad state of health unless, for once, the majority, pf ! ‘ ‘YIRB " I f we could just make air but rather the abnormal state of -made its first disposal of a case in the members should muster up ' peop'e on the first degree planes out of plastics," says Gen the body that prodiice.s this symp volving failure of a registrant to F/.\RY eral Wisher, "and stamp them out return his conacription quc.stion- the energy t° Impose cloture upon j chance of electro- tom. High blood pressure is at the rate of a thousand a day." found In cases of nephritis, or In nalre to his draft board. TERMS debate-whlch for many of them I P °»»“ ’ lllty of a short And another Inventor, cither on flammation of the kidneys, hard Edward T. Callaghan, 31, of would be much worse than the | manslaughter; but or under the direction of the coun ening of the arteries, hyperteh- Stamford, was sentenced to one Pay for your Christ cil, starts retorts steaming and day in jail by Judge Carroll C FREE amputation o f all their limbs. And | juvenile crime laws slon of the arteries and a general mas Kelvinator next presses pressing. ly toxic state of,the sy.stem, and Hincks, who said the court wa.s year! Small dowm we do not believe that it Is ex- revision or im- i Plastic Plane Is Near these arc only part of the condi lenient in view of several clrcum- payments; easy These may sound like fictions, .*» A 7 ” 'J' ceeding the probabilities to guess ! • tions which can be responsible, .stances including the fact that terms; moderate 'Foll-Kngor Volvo I but the plastic plane 'is nearing Callagahan has already beefi held A Finor, W am or G ift Jo tk a tl that among these so-called isola- for increasing the blood pressure. carrying charge. ivory yomgsfor*t fovorlto I Sew o protty apron I reality and some experts say the four days In jail pending today's //1 ^v\'’ want to please her right down A Boll-Ringor Gift Value 1 Hara’t a parhet gift Idaol tiODista are some Who would like Food for Munitions aerial torpedo for defense against A t one time it was thought that Môol & Mohair Men’s Dress Sox the normal blood preuure of any appearance on a plea of guilty. to tho ground give her roOT-COM- Bnnny Slippers Colonial Prints ExqnlsUe Slips Mthing better than to see Great bombing attacks la just over the He was accused of failing to Cannon Towels While the agitation for the horizon. individual could be estimated by FORT wrapped up gaily with loti of W hy Pay S I Mora? Pogvior 35c gvaUtyl Britain go down to defeat, reck give notice of change of address, 2 5 ” 1 © adding 100 to the age o f the per- Warm ood tvddlyf Sah-prlrod J ^ . T 9 feeding of the peoples subjugated These aren’t the only duties of returning his questionnaire and Silver Medallion OTHII $mi$ STYLE. In short for a merry, merry, 3 *“ 5 9 * j r Worth h r moral FINE qvoUtyl .son. F’or instance a man of 60 lessly disregarding the conse by Germany seems to be under a t lis new brain trust. One of the reporting to the board after no Christmaa and a very happy New A great new fabric I W ool tor \ ^ h would be considered to be normal This Silver Medallion, suit Compare! Fins rayon-and-tilka With bright red sheep’s wool 3 9 * quences to ourselves and to the moAt important is sifting all ideas warmth, mohair for rich good Prettier patterns! Firmly wov measure of temporary suspension with his blood pressure at 160. tice of delinquency. ‘5 TO‘6 Year—give her ENNA JETTICKS! with marccrized litla heels and Silky woven rayon aatlns with Styled like dollar towels I Deeg^ and auggestiona that pour in ably engraved with your looks 1 Zip front, zip pocket. toatl Latest pattarml cuffs and a bunny head trim. en I Washable! A few yards fine lace and embroidery t Or kind of civilization we know. in this country there is a general However, this standard Is now Christmas message, makes SOMI IN No wonder they love them I 6-2. rich colors (jade, azure rose, or f>-om the public. Since the council's makei an ideal gift. A ll 36”. beautifully tailored f pcsch). 22 X 44 eisei But If Mr. Morgenthau speaks suspicion that It W’lll soo'n crop up creation, more than 6,000 such considered to be unreliable and ob F om er Champion Released the gift of a Kelvinator sizes 1 TO 12 solete, and any blood pressure for the administration In this mat again. Mr. Hoover has indicated ideas have collected and they are doubly thrilling. IT ’S FREE WATKINS AAAA TO t(E over 140 is considered to be posi ter, and it seems likely. that he rolling in now at the rate of 125 London, Dec. 18— The re with the Kelvinator Christ BROTHERS that he is not willing to accept the a day—all dealing with methods tive evide'nce of high blood pres lease of Joe Beckett, former Brit mas Special. does. Congress as a whole and not refusal of the British government for strengthening and speeding sure and an indication of some ish heavyweight boxing champion, Just this group o f gamblers with to loosen the blockade as final. The t' e nation's defenses. They range disease in the system. an j his wife, detained since last all the way from craqkpot schemes If a person Is not suffering from fate wtu have to assume the re- Society of Friends, which always June 3 under defense regulations, that must have been conceived in a hardening of the arteries, and was disclosed yesterday. The date qiMnsibillty for permitting Britain works quietly In any humanitarian a welsh rarebit nightmare to prac if his vital organs are sound, and of the release, by order of the , to loae the present war. And if cause In which It interests Itself, tical suggestions from embryo there la no accumulation of toxins Home Office, and the apedific rea . the British, for; lack of more funds slso seems disposed to persist in Bdiaons whorare willing to con In the system, then the blood son for the detention were not tribute their lilt to giving the Unit- pressure will not be high regard- given. MANURISSTtsn EVENING BERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. W EDNESDAY, DlSjCEMBER 18,1940 MANUHII^TER KVBNLNG h e r a l d MANCHfcISTER CONN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18,1940 TEH PA O B tl best cbitnce for recovery without choir under the direction of Sidney complications. MacAlpine presented a fine pro th x t "a good Naxt -tn the avant of and attampts to learn of her plana Masons Seat a* crisis will not hesitate to betray in a gaa explosion at Few Flu Cases According to the bulletin, press gram . Pets as Christmas Gifts SERIAL STORY Nazi Princess through Captain Wiedemann also Montreal Blast Tetrauitville. supports Fire Board reports of influenza on the west At the conclusion of the lodge jL’i the hospitality of a country in were unsuccessful when Wiede ceremonies an oyster stew supper which' he la a gueat.” mann himself sought a retreat coast have promptea many In BoiaMag Prataotera In This State quiries as to the poHibiUty of the New Officers was served to the members and ' Deserve Careful Study Told to Lciive 6y Saturday Princess Hohcnlohe where he could not be reached. Injures Five visiting brothers. DUDE COLLEGE -will have spent, exactly a year In Geneva, Swltxerland, D e^ disease reachinit .Connecticut or the United Statea. She arrived at (85—Twenty-five young m g In Water Rate Stand the hazards of travel elsewhere. Manchester Lodge Hartford, Sept. 18—It was aug-., may bring untold joy and service BY OREM ARNOLD New Yhrit Dec. 22, 1939, from Eng Montreal, Dec. I8,-H8>)—An ex released today after their Only 14.'> for Year; Indications are that this outbreak Once Described as ‘No land. It was at that time that a for attempting to stage a is of mild type with very low mor. ges'ted today by J. Seth Jones, and even leach some of the IcHSons Milk Test Case plosion-started fire ruined the West Coast Type Mild, stallation Is Held Italian Piiiiishecl of Him who made Christmas. Laborite -member of Parliament atratlon ■ In frontfro of the ^ Group of Taxpeyer*, Pilot Rushe» Doctor tality. Few cases have resulted In’ General Manager of the Connecti torious Memlier of Bit- homes of 10 families In near-sera ■/ VMterdey:— Loaa Jolne Wee- called her a Hitler'spy and asked eonaiilate last night to pr pncupionla, one of the dangerous Night; Jewel Presented I The drum wax large, an Indian pretties'^ ring and bracelet set for why ilhc was permitted to leave Again Coiitiiiiiecl bombing of Basel. Four .. CanvaMed for Opin- To luolnted Cabin Authorities Say. complications of influenza. For Hearing Radio cut Humane Society, that parents Raltonatall I’lurallty 5,588 ley, m m I after brief target prar- ler Spy Organixation.* weather here early today, Injuring should give a great deal of thought tloe, they elt aad Ulk. Weeley I tom-tom* go. ThU one waa Apache Ronica. for the United SUtes "to do that five persons. *• of Basel were killed, and Ofheers of Manchester lodge of I made, Mr. Wilson said. It waa two When he observed which Navajo sort of work over there. were Injured In the bombing" ionfi to Back Cornmis* Hartford, Dec. 18—Connecticut before giving a pet to a child os Boston, Dec. 18 (/IV-Gov. Lev- lapeee Into Hpaatsh, le surprleed Washington, Dec, 18--0P)—Prin Police aaid at least one person Anchorage, Alaska. Dec. 18 Masons for the y ear 1941 were in a Christmas present. erett Saltonstall (Rl won re-elec when lioaa dieplaye igaoraace of ' feet across and nearly three feet riiRs Rohica admired most, Andre During » breach:n ofc con H artford, Dec. 18—i/P—Judge day n ig h t Rion in CoM Reduction. will establish a record low influ Rome, Dec. 18 4P)-xThe first ; high, a barrel-shaped thing with ordered th^m for her, and when cess Hohcnlohe of Hungary, once tract suit she brought In 1939 was believed to be unaccounted —(iP)—An appeal for. "H-e-l-p" British Anchorage stalled at is special communication Mr. Jones pointed out that the tion over Attorney General Paul nommoa Mexican dialrcte, but be John M. Bailey of the Hartford po enza case rate in 1940 barring un punishment of Italians fqr listen size and suitability of the home is they diacovered a great arm chair described In the British House of against Lord Rothermere, English for, but their task of recheoking —spelled out on the snow with at the Temple last night. Past A. Dover (D) by 5,688 votes, ths •ay* nothing. He herd’y ha* a lice court yesterday granted a re waa handicapped because residents South Manchester Fire District spruce boughs —sent Pilot Roy due Incidence of the di.sease dur ing to a British news broadcast always of primary importance and official complete tabulation of a rhanee for Lona snugglee doner, ,-.w.over each end and painted with mdde skillfully 'ôf the light but Commons as a ’’notorious member publisher, a letter was read cred- III Icelaiiilêeii Masters James Richmond and I should be considered before select Indian deaigni. With the accom- aatonlahlngly strong ribs from Itlng her with laying "the ground quest of defense counsel for con driven from their homes scattered taxpayer*, in a canvas* of opinion Dickson and a doctor flying ing the next two weeks. It was re was reported today from PadUa. state-wide recount showed today, then'auddenly idaaee him. of Hitler's spy organization,” had to ahelters from the cold. today, indicate in most Inatancca toward an isolated cabin in Ernest Kjellson were the installing ing the pet. Cdreful preparations, Sqltonstall had a 7,450 vote plur * * * panying drumstick Andre thump aahuaro cactus, Andre ordered orders from the Justice Depart work which made the Munich tinuance to-next Tuesday of the ported in the weekly bulletin of j — where the proprietor of a bar was he said, should be made before the ed out a crude oom-oom, oom-oom. that especially for Mr, Bailey. agreement possible.” The blast—which police aaid ap that they are ready to back up , the wild mountain country officers, Mr. Richmand delivering sentenced to a month in jail and ality In the original count. Andre Boya a Drum ment today to leave the United milk test case brought by Garrett west of Anchorage today. the State Depsirtment of Health. W ashington, Dec. 18— UP) —A arrival of the newcomer and par The lone waa deep, commanding. Ronnie looked up at him. "You States by Saturday or face depor The letter purportedly was writ parently originated In the center their lire commiaaloncrs in a de- j the charges and Mr. Kj illson act fined 500 lire (about $251. B urkltt. of three buildings -blew debris for mand for water rate reductions if : It was believed somebody is Influenza was made reportable In routine announcement by the ents should acquaint themselves Suddenly Andre brightened. are Just too generoua, Amlre. I tation proceedings. ten, by Fritz Wiedemann, former ing as his marshal. A young woman who entered CHAPTER XXVII After overruling a demurrer of two blocks. Its origin was not de . f AflHiON NpAj result* of a survey show that the ] in desperate need of medical 1918. During the four months— Navy Hydrographic Office Indi with the habits of the animal to "Remember the bualneas asso know Dad will love you for it, Without formally disclosing the Hitler adjutant and now German’ Those installed are as follows: the bar at night to use a telephone Insure proper care and treatment. "What happened to It? Where though.” ground for ita action, tho depart consul-general at Sap Francisco. the defense. Judge Bailey last termined. Flames were abogUng t.-f w ater rate now charged is exce.s- attention. 1 September to December, inclusive cated today the British may have informed Fascist party offlcials did you go?” ciate I Introduced you to down In Pilot Ra'^- Peterson, flying established a fleet anchorage in Worshipful Master, John F. The giving of pets at Christmas, Guaymaa, Mexica? Do you Ron She wandered down the store to ment rejected the princess’ appli The 44-year-oId princess was with veek directed that the state should 100 feet Into the air when firemen ijAtuitn aive. I -o f 1918, there were 105,056 cases Pickles; Senior Warden, Richard she had heard the broadcast, and HEALTH REST Andre Girardeau looked hard at arrived. The fire waa brought un- "It seems to me that the Select through Merrill pass with ; of the disease reported. To date Iceland, protected by a mine field. Mr. Jones stated, la a custom that nie? The man named Pico?”- inspect a collection of Mexican cation for an extension of her visi Wiedemann when advised of yes present its evidence of the charges Il?K•• V awMiwsf* eight passengers, saw the Mcl.,aglan; Junior Warden, John they summoned police. is growing and should not be dis Lona Montoya. "Yea. Why?" and Indian dolls banging there, tor’s permit. terday’s leavc-or-faCe-trial order, on which Mr. Burkltt is held, sell- I control after a 4-hour fight. entirety NW ,I men may think too much about I this year, 145 cases have been re- On the basis of a warning pub /. Trotter; Treasurer, Harold C. "Where do you think?” ahe -J the town water department Income ••H-e-l-p” signal after a man lished by the British Admiralty, couraged, but every humane per MATTRESS and kindly Mr. Wilaon amlled at Privately, however. It was made FBI agents sa'id. Ing milk at less than the establish- - second in two days In i corded by the Bureau of Prevent- A'vord; Secretary, John F. Cullin; Navy .Awards fV>ntraeU snapped back, eyea afire. "Am I "He’d love this. He has a new ed price and selling milk without i Montreal district. Yesterday, a and not enough about the fairness ran from the cabin and set 1 able Diseases. The previou* low. the Hydrographic Office included son w;ould do will ^to discounte Guaranteed for 5 Vearsl hacienda on the edge of town, big Andre and' aaid confidentially, clear by officials th a t her know,n [VofSRtrmMtjf fire to a huge spruce tree to Senior Deacon, James Maher; Jun nance such a practice unle.sa the a child not to be trusted? A m i not "She Is a very lovely miss. Isn’t close association with’ Nazi rehv of the rate charged," said one com 240 cases. wLs established in 1938. a notice jn its daily memorandum ior Deacon, John L. Jenney; Sen W ashington. Dec. 18 -(A5—The a part of the organization myaelf? home like yours will be. He asked Secrecy Concenln mentator. According to most whoso attract attention to the letters. Influenza la definitely a winter to mariners that a "dangerous home is prepared to receive the me to keep aii eye open for real she?” dcred her presence here ’I’inlmlcBl” ------^ ------I IfceJaHsttS Peterson could not land ior Steward, Hayden L. Griswold; Navy Department announced to animal. Waa 1 not the one aent here to to the nation’s best fntercSts. views could be obtained, the ques- | disease, according to a table of area" exists in Hvalfjordr, a fjord Junior Steward, T. Walter Reich- day award of the following $14.95 work with you?" Indian tbinga. If you also like It Andre acknowledged the com Prince.tg’ Movements I fotmêil tion is not "what can the water without skis on the plane be about 15 miles north of Reykjavik, However, If ample accommoda- pliment by nodding. "The ’Miss’ la Student Also'Ordered to l>-ave Fe'undettoil cause of the risk to his pas ca.ses reported to the S tate De ard; Marshall, Robert Wilson; tracts: Cha.se Brass and Copper' tioi.s are available, the parents 81.0(1 Down and 81.00 Per "Oh come, Lona!" he waa Im we can order two.” •San Kranci.sco, Dec. - \ departm ent stand in the way of a partm ent of Health since 1918. the Icelandic capital. ■tVeek. temporal^, however. I shall change A t the .same _time' th a t the de • CATTI.E I rnoulde^Sfl sengers, so he flew on and re Tiler, William Brav; Trustees, R. Co., Inc., W aterbury, ba.ss tubing, sympathetic to the arrival of the patient, "Yoti know what 1 mean! "Oh, by all means get It for him, partment’s decision regarding the Secrecy today concealed the move reduction?” b\it the main consid The symptoms are very similar to Officials .said they hatLno infor LaMotte Russell, C. Leroy Norris, Andre. You are ao thoughtful!” th a t In a day o r two, Wilson. I eration is in regard to the rate It- ported the appeal. - Navay and commercial brass, pet, and the child taught consider-, I’m not being peraonal, I’m Just know how to pick ’em, eh? Eh, Hungarian noblewoman was-made ments of . Princess Hohcnlohe of I • POULTRY Game wardens said it was thijse of a common cold but are mation as to what the "danger” Robert J. Boyce; Custodian, Wil bronze rods, $49,050.lS; R. Wal -anxious. Don’t you understand? I entirely.’'4^ i aelf. If it is excea.sive. it should was but said "it may be mines.” ation and kindness toward his new KEMP'S nc WUson?” public late yesterday. Attorney Hungary, friend of high Nazis and ' A. R. Wilkie not uncommon for a trapper, [ usually more severe As a precau- liam Walsh; Organist. Sidney Mac- lace and Sons Mfg. Co., Walling friend, no finer gift could be made We risked our Uvea to do a thing, General Jackson backed up the continental society leader, who re • LIVESTOCK J e n h ", be reduced. The effects on the ! tionary measure for the preven- Alpine; Chaplain, George Murdock. Fine Biding! He purchased the drum-835. Hls open conceit seemed almost 16 Walker St. Tel. 8365 water department constitute either with his family or a ford, Conn., silver .plated ware, and the recipient of such a present and then you—!’’ Immigration Service in'ordering a ceived orders here yesterday from partner, to be in such a * re ' tion of influenza, the bulletin cau- tiermon Held .As Stowaway Robert J. Boyce, the retiring $23,421.18. is being given a companion which I And then he moved to the jewelry to have a nasty smirk to It, so visiting German student at'D en the i;. S. government to leave this another problem and .should not bo I tioned .the public to keep away l/>na shrugged, expressively. case. Wilaon, a picturesque gray that Wilson looked up In surprise. J eorreetl^^^ . mote spot. Worshipful Master was presented "You come here with a chip on ver University to leave the- United ' country by Saturday. I tieiTtieretoli lUt to the fore when the justice of I from sick people and to avoid Boston, Dec. 18—(/Pi —Reported with a Past Master’s jewel, the haired gentleman who had expert But the storekeeper just repeated, ;he district’s water charge is con- your shoulder. Andfe. Sit down.” S tales by Dec. 26. ! She vanished last night a few ' FEED 1 unobltineble« 8 knowledge of Indian crafts and courteoualy, "A very lovely girl.” crowds during an outbreak. At the to have remained unobserved for presentation being made by the ;|^»Si(W««CM(RfMUKWWMWIIi(lli«MMIC« KHEMBUMWSKIICMMIICWMMSKJICMMMWWWWSICWAHKJ The Immigration Service said hours after government agents i Pasteurized Milk Sidcred. taxpayers appear to feel, — percentage ba.sis u( the total l in- | ilS nL C IiS LS I vr & ^ CZ \- V«\J V SS shouldOSIXJISIXJ go "Don't be a fool!" he almost artistry, showed him hand- ("To Be Continued) 23 days in a com partm ent below newly elected^ Master, John F. that the student, 18-year-bld Karl ■ notified her in the presence of i SURGICAL SUPPORTS Cost Too High vestment the witter ctmiitany has i ^ physician called , the crew's quarters of the Swed- Pickies. A P«t Master’s apron snarled that, his face lined In wrought bracelets and rings of anger. "I let you take the thing Scheurtng, acknowledged himself ; Capt? Fritz Wiedemann, German ' LARSEN'S Many taxpayers in the di. Fire Distrif t leaders feel that fMfMMHIMiSIMIKIfftlHIMCWWCHUMfMDfMMMMMWSMaKiMSKWWWSIIWIVWIICMMKWSICWMIlHIHICWf later I diRnot have It In my pos er, are proti^ting against this rate. I they have a good case, and that in session and my hands are tied! and want a reduction. They feel. | .securing the co-operation of the * You—you are a girl!" moreover, that the 20 year con- ; town officials in revamping the Ha said that last almost con tract under which the district now 1 rates, they may iron out a problem If a temptuously, standing over her In 4 b buys water from the town may not , that has been.hanging fire for sev- f / - an attitude of melodramatic men be binding if the rate chargeii lan eral vears. ace. be shown to he greater than the limETON He had alippcd thus to her actual service rendered. IT Jtxll MS apartment at 1 a. m. as he had Further than that, they main W a rn 8 of D an ge r gold CAM $mA>l- often done In the past week. No SPORTING • i t A n d t h i f i B A i t tain that the Distrld'a reduction • «• r mA d« I r> one had observed his (homing and plea, made as a single con.aumer. ( )f i\Ior€* Blants AmAftcAt going, he felt, and be had made should not have any north end $42.18 sure that all windows and shades repercussion*. Throughout the were closed now. Bnt he waa not arguments heard today, district New York, Dec. 18 ''•’’"'A • GIFT the suave Andre of past visits residents stresa that the justice warning that more explosions In » here. This call was not for pleas of the rate charged, and the water American powder plants may be R ure, It was a bualneas call by a department financinc. are sepa expected and a hint to keep a V h e ll like definitely nervous man. rate item*. watchful eye on the. Panama Canal i a Lona Montoya waa starin g off. uggestions However, in regard to water de were voiced la.st nigh* by Interior I 5 " ’Fool’ la a strong word, Andre.” partment income, It seems to be Secretary Harold L. Ickea. j y Those males on your list—from the opinion that thia sum will not In an addrc.ss at Columbia t!ni- a He looked narrowly at her. Then be greatly disturbed by a rate re versity. he a.sserted the Axis die- 6 to 6.5—will be pleased as punch he walked to her little kitchenette We’ve Shopped and Shopped But Can’t Find Values I S and got himaelf a drink. He paus duction to the District, for new ta.ors "propose to cripple the Unit- S with a gift for their favorite To Equal These! CORN developments, plus WPA and other ed States if they can. | j ed. drank another glass of liquor, FOOD PIN-UP help, should, it is said, balance off "One way of doing this would • «? sports. .\nd .Manchester Plumb and let his feelings cool. He came any fire district cut. he to damage the Panama Canal,” ■ ing & Supply Co. is Manchester’s bark to her amlling. Ladies' White POPPER Pair Basis he said. "The Axis powers eye the "Llaten. kid," he purred. "I’m MIXER LAMPS In arriving at a fair rate to eanal with hungry eyes." | a favorite sporting goods house. all on edge, tonight. Can t help charge the district, those who have I Sabotagh in industrial and mill- || Put the two together and there’ll being Jumpy. Forget It." Tube Skates investigated think that the fair tarv plants would be another ’ || L/ma looked up at him with cold $4.95 $14.95 basis would be a cost figured op a ; wav, he said. ]S be a Merry Christmas . . . right calculating gaze and ajl at once 69c now and for years to come! i ahe appeared satisfied In turn. .She Kull.v autom atic. Ju st pul .Two slse bowls with vart- up. lifted her arms to him. the corn in with butter— ' speed motor and Juice ex "Of course, Andre. The thing no stirring—leave It until tractor. An Ideal glfr! Complete i\1th cord and is hidden safe. We can ship it to $3.95 h an ^g hook. Nine styles impped. Black and white. New York whenever the excite aad colon. 69e to $280. I ment dies dow-n, ship It easily, Top grain white elk shoe, too. Thera la no worree, eh ? .Not full nickel polished skate IBrook Shoe Skates WMTH/VM PIlEMIEIl when I have you beside me. You with web ankle support Telechron and G. E. Andre!" ELECTRIC Known for Quality Andre didn’t know yet where for weak ankles. Electric Clocks Tubulars — Fanev Skates — Racers the precious instrument waa hid A M M ’. n: \ S I 1 M ^ I w A I C II den. but he would find ont - later. MEN’S TW’O-TONE HOCKEYS From TOASTERS See Our Hard Toe Hockey — .\ popular II8 L Because Ronica had no classes 7 6 $1.29 to model with side guards and built-in ankle after 2 p. m., Andre Girardeau $3.50 i. Electric support...... Pair $5-95 called at the Rocking R ranch next $3.95 817.88 lOK afternoon and again was profuse $16.50 Juif leleet ilippers, hosiery or with hla sympathies. The fire loss NATICK f eld .lilted Hard ateel reinforced SANDWICH Hand Jig Sow ony other gihs you desire, cel*. had upset Mr. Bailey rather badly; toe, top grain leather GRILLS molte 0 small deposit (25c if not the monetary loss, but the sen timental, the fact that h|a newly shoes, full nickel extra you wish) and they will be_ Complete Skis—Hockey Sticks discovered testing place was sud tempered skate, less $4.85 pul in our loy-Away Dept, denly consumed. ankle support. $1.89 expressly (or you. The Andre arrived to find four trucks to Used In your hand—Just like orlinary Jig 17 Jewell. lOK there, and several other men talk Fireplace balance may be paid in Full Line of Ski Harnesses, 838.78 a Extra ffcNiv.v Model Saw—10” capacity. Ideal for hobby shop qeld ..filled ing to Ronnie and her dad. several small payments / ROWE cei*. with Patented Support Ski Wax and Ski Poles "We heard you aimed to rebuild is ?5.25. $11.50 Fittings or model m.ikers. m N 0> ,// out of this red sandstone, Mr. Bailey," one man, obviously a Screens...... $3.95 up rancher, was saying. "So'“we just LADIES’ WHITE DcLUXE TUBE SKATES TAYLOR thought we’d cart a little of it Electric Andirons . . . .$2.89 up NEW G oldsm ith over to you In our spare time, BAROME< like." I .Tool Sets .... $4.95 up ELECTRIC Thomas U. Bailey looked at the Percolators TERS bronzed westerner. $4.95 L ighters___$2.95 up FOOD BROILERS Basketballs and Footballs SIS .I4K THE "Thank you," he said. "I appre 49c 49c rATtfS ciate your coming. I’ll be glad to Plaid flannel lined with Wood Baskets. 17 Jewel pay you gentlemen whatever you $4.95 to $R.95 This Ensemble $2.95 up $5.00 wish for your work, and—’’ shearling tongue. Extra $6.70 ond up. "Hold on! I didn’t aay It clear, in Black Fireplace Brooms, I reckon, sir. We didn’t come here tough elk uppers. Curved Ideal for tha oot> Wilson Golf Equipment $13.65 $1.00 each ' $8.65 duora m an! hunting jobs. We—well, the fact lop shoe for extra com I Waffle Irons WAMIAfWAtWMACWWMfWWfWdaaiMWWWIKMltMKdKmWWIKIlfdltWdKNMiaHKdKMMWMfMCMia la. Mr. Bglley. we was trying to be neighborly. Now out here In the fort and strong strap HEADQUARTERS SHOCKI^ROOF southwest, when a man gits burnt $3.25 to out why we all mostly pitch In 'support. for and-help rebuild him, see? It don’t / Law price tpecial. Attractive crepe slip- Just the gift to. keep TMAS take hardly no time and work that $16.50 NOW Firtt quolity/worm felt persirinewestdesigns. ten tiny toes worm ELECTRICAL aPTS away. No sir, we couldn’t take no Men’s and Ladies’ Xmas 9 ilipperi for women.. Big v a r t ^ of colorsi and cozy. pay!" ELECTRIC ONT.Y (5 Mr. Bailey just atared. Ronica, Black Q Sunbeam Shavemaster who had been with him. made a ' IRONS Decorative gesture as If to.touch the rancher $ | 0 0 $|0p $100 tenderly, and her e.yea suddenly Tube Outfits $1.25 Q A. IMP were misty. $i:49 to Lights ELECTRIC RAZORS "We know you got . enough ' money and all that," the rancher $3.19 $8.95 \ n Top grain Black McKa.v Boot with CANDLES went on. "but that ain’t it, Mr. ^ UNIVERSAL Mixniaster Bailey. Faejt Is, people-out here full polinhed nickel nkate. A real From 25c was cornin' to like you and Miss value for the occanlonal skater. HOUSEHOLD SCALES TABLE CUTLERY SETS Electric Mixers Ronica. You got five cowboys on 250 PAIRS TO CHOOSE FROM! AlOtON. t» leveli. your pay roll. They told around 24 Lbs. Capflcity."" FROM $2.95 INDOOR SETS jh im iU w J4K Botwrel gold* ■ ftwAuS what sort you was. Now, out ELECTRIC AMimCA'S FINI WATCH f i l l A d ...... $ » . J From 35c Toastmaster here--" I i i 2^ "Lordy!" Thomag-U. Bailey sort Automatic Toasters of rumbled that. Hls voice wouldn't FOOD UNIVERSAL OUTDOOR No gift is more sure to please, none behave very well. "1 can’t biiy that GUNS AND RIFLES New low heel cordu Every woman will Popular quilted satin- says more obviously, "This was in New York... ^ I can’t buy that .22 Calibre and .410 Gauge SETS roys attractively appreciate a pair of slippers with fluffy any' where in Gotl’s world, gentle LIQUIDIZER BATH SCALES chosen carefully, particularly for you." Only Over and Under Gun. trimmed with fur. these smo.rt D'orsoys. fur collor. m en!....!—I want to shake your From hand.*.” $16.60 Case Hollow Ground Cutlery AllINf. |Aw«l|. )0€ o $3.89 The scene apparently touched - uuuwecmi $1.39 M turalgeld-flH A d.M l-M Andre Girardeau, too. $14.95 $ |9 8 $|00 ANOTHia SINSATtONAl • Guaranteed five .vears! When he had. looked approving SnVINS INNOVATION H It’s entirely new! Ask lis to 49c ly at plans already roughly drawn • Five beautiful rolora. Approved Decorative Christmas Li^rhting Equipment • Clirnnie dial shield. for the new ranch home, he took for particulars. -V'.' That Will Give Service. Ronnie In his car and drove the • 250 Ubs. Caparity. $4.50 eight miles in to town with her. As he parked at Wiisqp’s Indian Indoor and Outdoor Xmas Tree Lighting Sets, Candles, Mtk en emotina Trading Post he turned to the rirl SPRING Wreathes and Extra Bulbs. I volu* for btm » * • ytii hov* k a t hla aide. The New Eveready * com* fe and your ^ "Ronnie,” said he. "I can't very ii loorcK. Htro iatho wetck'fkot well haul in rocks to build with, Flashlights II n 1 ALARM CLOCKS HniNA. 17 t«wAh. nAN70ta.17.fMH, hai ovorythlng MCOpt KiQh, but I want you to know that I feel Ithaca Repeating Shotguns 14K Btttvral fold*’ 10K notvr«l fold* M prtcot At $19.75 you Q0t « 17*. just like those ranch men. And I From . e 8 • I S 0.00 Mtit * •, , I4I.0Q jtwtl iheck-proof lonrut In can show a little of my feeling. Now you have said that the new DAISY AIR RIFLES $1.00 GIv# Dad th eft Warnt felt slippers One of our biggest tho chorm ond color of noN All Gauges 8-Day Modeb "Remaot’’ ond let him Manchester Plumbing and! vrol yollow Qold. Curvtd coto. house will be furni.shed with au $48.30 49c to $2.75 for beys . . . padded values for Men. thentic Spanish and Ihdian things From $2.69 Up relax cempitttly. soles and heels. Solid leother solesi •o come In!" $1.50 'rhey went in the store—which was more.like a museum, in truth Supply Company —ond Fred Wilson In peraon came td ahake hands and invite them to “If It’s Hardware We Have It” look around. Ronica waa fingering some brand-new Navajo ruga, but KINNEYS 877 M AIN ST. PHONE 4425 MANCHESTER JEWELERS AT THE CENTER Andre turned suddenly to a huge 803 MAIN STREET WELDON BUILDING drum that stood near. F. T. BUSH HARDWARE CO Rsmsaa •■raaMWmWWMMMMWMSWMWMMIKaillBMMMlICWai SaHMWMMMX saniimhcMiwMa eaBBeaeaeaifiaeR

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S * A i ' i JIANUH ESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18,1940 M ^CH BSTER EVENING HERALD, 3IANCHE8TER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18,1940 iTW E LV fc u PAGE the Valvollne team going Into sec £ floor lamp, fl-wa^y bronae flnlah s buslneas session w is held. Tbe there will be an election of offi AdvertlMm^t— Advertlaeifaent— Huskers Leading ond pliicc. The Colonials, the tcarii with silk shade, 3 vâll lamps with Plenty Trees committee reported on and display that set the pace early in the tour- Annual Meeting cers. t \ ———— antique white finish brackets and ed the gifts bought for the children Trip by Plane namenlyare now in fourth plape. During the past yesr these eo- parchment shades, and all lamps of a needy family that the Club In Card Tourney to points behind the lenders. Of Polish Groups are equinped with bulbs. A t The Now in Town will help for Christmas. These cletles through their , collectors Super Values and Savings At Thie New M anche^r Electric Division and gifts, and the food donated by the The standing: To So. America have Raised $686.19 for the Polish Rclle^F'und, which was later turn all eipnrlcal dealers in Manchester individual members,'were deliver Corn Huskers ...... Further play in the Manchester ed over to the American Red Cross ed to this family during the course Valvoline ...... United Polish Societies, of Man chester will hold their annual and the Commissiim for Polish SUPER SELF SERVICE And ro goodbye until Friday. Up Unlil Today There Firemen’s Setback League will'be .St. Bridget’s ...... Rotary GuB Hears In* of the evening. Colonials ..;... v... 2440 meeting Sunday evening at Pulas Relief, Inc., New York city. A sweet little «-year-old friend postponed until January 7. The Were Few in Evidence After the meeting gifts were ex ___ 2136 ki Halj, North street, at 7 o’clock. of ours contributes the piece she players meet each Tuesday night, Hose-Jrs...... • • teresting Talk on Its The committee wishes to thank changed, refreshmenta served, and All S ta rs ...... 2430 The presidents, delegates of Polish is going to speak at her Sunday In Manchester. Christmas carols sung. all the donors and tfiose who have but because of the holiday next Reid’s Auctioneers . ...4 24’21 Neighbor Night. societies and Polish people are re in any way contributed towards Everybody's Market ®argaiil Hound School ChrlstmM party and wc The hostesses for the evening week and the next date falling on Hartman’s ...... quested to attend this meeting as this worthy cause. think you’ll like were Miss Avis Kellogg, Miss FREE DELIVERY! C A LL IN ’ Christmas trees, w lit^ are in New Year’s eve It was decided not Buckliind ...... ‘ ■•‘x’ One of tbs main objects of DIAf. 5721’ Christmas s ^ le s nearly all cases now brought into Beulah Todd and Mtaa Marian to resume play until January 7. Hose No, 1 ...... 2361 Rotary, ths dsvslopment of ac- Christmas s m ile s , Manchester from out of the state, Casey. A t the tournament last night high Community Lnncli...... real ^ e r r y and are going to be plentiful, although score was made by St. Bridget’s Chicks ...... '...... 2349 quaintancs through neighborly- CENTER CUT SIRLOIN OR SHORT! gey. for a time it looked as though the Selfish men may possesa the with 130 points and second high by Merr Barbers ...... I neas, waa put into practice last R/a -Set Features in a Brighten the happy supply was going to fall short of earth; it la the meek only who In the All Stars with 121. The Corn Tool Makers ...... ••• night at the regular t^Mkly meet Christmas day. the demand. The two vacant lots, herit it from the Heavenly Father. Huskers malntsinM their hold on Pickups ...... 21'.’J ♦ ing of ths Rotary club of Manches P o r k C h o p s COME TO BRAY'S! and chains, pearls, bracelets, hand They’re only smiles, one at Main and Hazel streeta and —Wool man first place, but only by 10 po^tts, McKenna ...... ter when every member invited a but I don’t care. the other at Main and Pearl STEAKS / some stone rings for men pnd neighbor or friend to be hla guest Here you'll find quality gifts st • price th at mcaM women, dresser sets and so many They make me feW streets, were the only places early »dn the week where trees were be- IIIW W W I»******«IM IIW W *«I**<*‘* * * * ‘*'< St the meeting. The Manchester savings! Gifts for men, women and children in a varied other inexpensive gift ideas. like a millionaire^ High school octet sang several m g offered In large numbers. Not Christmas selection. Credit Terinal a tree was being offered for sale Christmaa selections most delight 1 A Shirt He’ll Be Proud to Own fully. at tbe North End. SCARFS K and Receive for Christmas Yesterday and today the number ' The speaker of the evening was Ladies’ and - ; are the Adam, Whit- John Egan a member of the Rotary Par Boiled— tj^mn of pla » • » C Jl _ 'fast SB they were unloaded they :o Rio de Janicro and the Argen 2 3 S * 1 9 « $1.65. ■" A S R in S t S p e e C le rS ■ were being distributed to different Smarter than ever in new tine and then back to Miami and ~ A iSnlntapoints Inin tnwn.town. AsAa thinarathings looked weaves and colors. Silks or Hartford. Accompanying hie talk Furniture for the Kiddles st this morning there are going to wools. Mr. Egan ahowed eome very fine be trees enough for all who want Loral— I.«rge l^rdliim Christmaa .Always Make s The order Issued by th. police colored moving pieturei which he them. 81.00 to $3.00 X took on the trip. Kinozlng 8-PC. SERVICE Hit • commissioners to enforce the speed H a m b u r g 2 SS* CI.OCK.S $12.50 and happy will be the little For The Men Folks O n ‘Your List! | INVENTIONS! EGGS Cocktail . oet In THEBE:— tion of fine colors and patterns and boy or girl who finds a maple limit regulations Is likely to bring $7.00 and up more arrests from now on..'The po .Mantrl rjnr.k with lovely chrome. FOU’ 2 1 c selection. All purchases attractively Hurley Dinner Men’s .splaln exactly, but we feel it in have maple rockers for the chil rate of speed because of the worn I.arKest Ithe air, in the expres.aions of you Among Important Gift Sugges dren In mind better get them now condition of the tires. Two new gift wrapped. DESK SETS STONE SET Preceding the regular meeting PHIICO 34ST Jaley—Sweet FANCY Selection of |and you and you along Main tions for Men at t'hrlatmaa $1.9{l and the maple rockers cars were placed in commission $1.50 and up latreet, who are planning, .shop Mufflers are always a favorite and sweetly upholstered in gay chintz yesterday. This means that there of the Professional Women's Club Waterbury Town Chair* SHEAFFER RINGS ping and talking Christma.s For he’ll appreciate one of the hand are $3.95. See them at Benson’s. are how three cars with pi-opec l.ast night, the members attended Wool Flannel Robes O m £ ^ TANGERINES Pen.e, Pencils nimalatcd n n y x (who doesn't feel in hl.« heart that some Cheney .Silk types seen at tires. the beautiful production. "Why the man and His Associ* 3 lb s . 20c hasc! Perfect for GRAPES and [w e heed the "Spirit of Christmas" .The C. E. House & .Son, Inc., $2.50_ •An Opportqnlfy-^-nt Xnuks Too! In starting the drive agalncf Cliimes Rang," at the Hollister A gift for warm friends. in atefi Boycott Affair. the men! and $3..50. Also mufflers in all Street school, under the direction maroon, navy, green and royal Imore than ever this year with the to get 3 genuine I. E S. lamps speeders the commis.sioncrs are - «M»4AUnOM TUN- 2 doze 25c Desk Seis (chaotic conditions European coun types of silk and;also wool wenvca, (approved by Illuminating Engi hoping that their efforts will be of Miss Esther ,1. Anderson. ^ blue. All- with contrasting, LARGE—FANCY In Town! t i e s will have to face at Christ- white and fancy from $1 to backed up by the police court when Following this the Club v.-ent to The famous Rugby glovej. piping. Waterbury, Dec. 18— UP)—Gov.- * ■ “- r neering Society I all for the price Elect Robert A. Hurley and his And Up. finas. Everyone can share even if of one'^$9 95..’ This price includes i offenders are brought into court. Center Church parish house, where Tougher, smarter, warmer. I it Is only to send two simple Democratic running mates were Vour Thoughtfulness Will Be Re $1.65 - $ 5.95 given a victory dinner here lait PEARS [words "Merry Christmas" printed Fresh— Bunch warded With "Thanks’’ If You night—and the dinner was given a 5 1 [on a card to a fricml. a shut-in or Give Furniture Wool Gloves. .$1.00 and $1.60 ""■.•'"fin d Gumes wood collective cold shoulder by a group >X*lnut *P“ EASIEST TERMS (part of the family far away. and there are so many appropri Other Gloves . .$2.00 to $5.00 vFaultle.s.8 of Waterbury leaders feuding with CARROTS Again this week we bring you ate and varied items in Montgom cibinri* SUNKIST—LARGE ¥ State Senator George T. Culhane, ifguggestions gathered here and ery Wards— good-looking comfy NoBelt Pajamas chairman of the Arrangements Comm In — So* A ll ih » [there and hope you'll find them ha.ssocks from $1.00, magazine- Committee. Other Ametine AMto Voluee 5c bunch doz. iluable in your Christmas shop- radks in profusion $1.19, smoking “ For the rest of hla Ufe.” In all Democratic Town Chairman ORANGES I ping touM. •stands from $1.00 and card tables NECKWEAR woven fabrics, including flannel. Maurice Tangney and hla aasocl- from $1.00,‘Such a large and beau atea carried out an announced BILLFOLDS Fine Baldwin nr Greening f I f Too Find Time Getting Short tiful selection of occasional tables, G r a n t s $2.00 t ireat to "boycott” the affair be Fancy— Extra Go6d SERVICE SETS $1.00 and up [fo r Making '\’our Otvn Christmas in walnut, mahogany finish and i cause, they contended, Culhane Goodies maple from $1.00 to $9.96. Cedar Rayons, $3.50. Pure silk and worked against certain Democratic APPLES "DELICIOUS' APPLES $.5.00 I.eather billfold. SILVERWARE chests too $14.95 to $19.95 were Bcmberg in plain colors at $5.00. assure you the Christmas candidates during the recent cam Peck Ba.Hket P ‘»«n d s A Sugar, rrramrr, $1.5.95 iT r ^ t cakes. $1.00 up decorated grand. paign after hla defeat for renom Benson^s iray in fine silvrr- Complete nerxiea'j ['too, Swedish coffee cakes, cookies ination in the local primaries. 5 ~!<^ ^ 1 4 R niT U lkt GOD RADIO of About— I X ^ V C 6 pounds 25c plaitc! Tangney had served notice that for B! Tarnish-'I [and other delicacies home made by Distinctive Purse Accessories O p e n ' Wilson Brothers ^ ----7 II*Tli MAIN fTAtET pnif box! iM ra George Wogman, tel. 6494, Matching compact the Waterbury organization would raa well as Wedding cakes will win and cigarette case, SHIRTS feel "affronted” if Hurley attend 1 Very Fine—Medium— I.xieal |1 California— (Nmall— Sweet) I your wholehearted approval. if she smokes, al ed, but the governor-elect, the rest ways makes accept-! ] The bigger the glitter- With V-shnpe tailoring for bet of the state ticket, top-flight state 1 POTATOES, bushel 49e {1 ORANGES 25 for 25c able gifts. Conserv-1 ter fit. in broadcloth and leaders and some 400 others were Patriotic Saddle Shoes for the the better the tree! By Wilson Brothers, with ex on hand, nevertheleas. Young Lady ative, distinctive N i g h t s clusive Wedglocke construc madras. and not nearly so j Scully Pledge* “ Support” FANCY âre designed with a blue saddle, a tion. Smart colorings and The only Waterbury leader to Sordifss— Large ^ red strip up the back on white expen.sive aa they , Gifts for everyone . . . A ll in one store! T r e e O r n a m e n t s patterns. $2.00 look arevanity and cigarette hold- : show up was Mayor Vincent A. fj leather, have red rubber soles and . $ 1.00 Scully, who pledged "continuing GRAPEFRUIT er of colored crocodile, square,. Last-minute shopping m a d e e a s y ! Other White Broadcloths POPULAR Celery Hearts bch. 12c COMPACTS i red leather eyelets and laces. At $1.55 support" to Hurley in carrying ' These are new girls—andû^nly thin and just the right size for Other Neckwear At 50c. out "the grand things proposed in FOOD MARKET $ 1.00 .00 at Norton's. easy purse carrying. Colors are ■ 4 t . r 5 * PINK 7 for 25c your legislative program.” PEN & PENCIL wide xeleeflon of black, brown, malacca, goUi, ruat The Glamor Gift! Grants Wilson Brothers Hurley, referred to frequently and red. | 855 Main Street Ruhinow Ruildinff $1.95 new sha|M-*, de New Patriotlo Saddle SI during the evening as the first Fancy— Rl|>e Truly Proportioned GRAPEFRUIT each 5c .Mafrhrd -Pt !ii a signs! -Marm Clocks The popular saddle .shoe ^ fo rd i to lO L ^HOSIERY Catholic ever elected as Connecti “Where Thrifty Shoppers Shop" as always been a favojite with .A Coiffure "Out of , the Ordinary” Handkerchiefs cut’s governor, asserted: TOMATOES u IiIp ritlnge of rol- $1.25 and up ! school girls and now c6mes the for the Holidays j F sis H ose A regular dizzle-dazzle of With the famous Buffer heel and ” 1 am gratified that I am the FANCY—VERY LARGE orn! issme old standby in a new garb, and we advise you to color! All shapes and sizes. toe. Short or regular length. first Catholic to be elected gover l i t has a white leather toe with a be thinking about Also snow, icicles, w fc a tl^ Plain colors with Nylon toe and nor, but I tell you I have never Large Line of ildue saddle and red strip up the what time you can heel. considered myself as a Catholic in LETTUCE each 10c 2 lbs. 25c [back of the heel. Even the eyelets : spare to have your V 3 Pairs $1.00 pf>litics, and I have never consider l.cathrr Ia n pieces of red leather and the 'w beauty problems tak- ed anyone else as being a Jew, • Till Armour’s Fine How beautiful it is! Filrny, Indoor Gamos Protestant or Catholic. I hope peo Kill Folds Places red, with a durable red rub- ,.r on cure of to look i/' *,’5 dull-textured Crepetwist w > your distinctive best Quiz game*! Darts! ple of other religions will go on to GOLD MEDAL FLOUR MILK | ber sole and I ’ve no doubt there silk, available in propor # 1.00 soon be a high school and ^ y for Christmas. The Skill games or luck! their rightful places li. the state.” Lily Beauty Parlor were booking tioned lengths for tall, short, For adults, lot*! A J ’’ Homer S. Cummings, of Oreen- Large 24i-pound bag 89c -\nd I'p . [grammar school too, full of patri- ,wich„ former Roosevelt, cabinet of |otic feet they are .so attractive' appointment.s a.s early as ye.ster- average! Sizes 8*/z to 10 V2. 4 cans 27c Fancy boxed and initialed K eller’s M en’s W ear ficer, expressed confidence that ' and a change from the standard day and if you decide on this pop Pull Toys ular shop, better call 7484 NOW! handkerchiefs. Karl Keller — Arthur llultman Hurley had the ''qualiricatlons, the 10-Pound Bag CLOCKS S brown and white of so many years. Boxed Statlonory' Even the littlest child _ courage that will enable him to .MaxwelLHoase Dainty Aprons con make these per- O I K d 3 for $1.00 887 MAIN STREKT LODGE RING $■3.50 and up 24 iheets. 24 note*! ^ ^ L-come th» greatest governor In SPRY For That Shut-in— Here’s a Sheer cottons! Ruffled form! Safe paint! SUGAR la There a Sled on Your A’oung- Envelope* for each. Plain Linens At 25c. Next To the Green & Gold Bake Shop. Connecticut’s .long and honorable Rib Pork Roast COFFEE Pound O O $12.50 and up Klectflc clock! sters’ List This Christmas Thought j and dainty. Good 39< X ManonL'’ In^ with White tiered box! histor\’.” Can e9 7 C FInV' for man i»r You will find the Mrs. Homewood who makes •niwle" giftsl 3 dianionfl. ' next store to the bank. 1 For the Young Girl Manicure I Smart foncie*. white. d % O d s t a r " Delldoas Coconut pound 19c Candlesticks BOUDOIR SET I ’ Set 'Massachusetts. C R E A M 9 e Collan.that ■’let’’! ^ ^ ~ "FRANKS,”, lb. J m O C Ruraford $8.50 1 Etnonsuiis in Large bizea Too A fairtldlous CHEESE, lb. .. ,Z d C . Fruit Cocktail Practical 1 il Baking Powder S 2 . 9 5 J i Ebony metal New Arrangement Largest l O m large con 21c Pair and up. chrome design. la I A snowsuits of fine qualitv J * V** 1 PRINT "7 H O L L Y A Swaasdown gift box! for sizes 1 to 16 and 12 sP’^ndid disp ay Make a friend for Ufe! No. 2Vi Can .... lY C 1 L A R D , lb ...... / C O L E O ., l b ...... V C I to 20 are .seen at The! , . , Kold-plated Cake Flour Comb. L igh ^r ^ Wllrosc a.s a happy! leather kits that are made r- Give Mm-Pennleigh- PHILCO AND ZENITH RADIOS On Dutch Ciistoms large pkg. 20c I Ruraford $7.50 [EChristmas thought for someone, ’ i*" Gonnecticut from $2.00 to f Delleiooe—New Crop ___ ] $10 00, See them In The Dewey- 1 D E S IR E Comb, lighter and Men’s Shirts Berlin, Dec. 18- (A>) Official Baking Chocolate i-lb. bar 10c U That Nephew, Niece or Uftie i ■ ^'f®dow. JQ 5 u p D O (; FO O D . Desire Coffee ^'Pitted" Dates ca*e. , Ebony, Friend of Yours Has "Just sources said today customs ar A Wholesome F16th cen the great-grandchildren of thou ferred with quick resettlement.-He havs packeQ down on last wsak’s BUfliness Girls St. Mary’a pariah house and the younger group of Girls’ Friendly day evening, and also included the Transplanted Germans tury castle. sands of Germans who left beaten East' and southeast Europe Is said. It was notable that despite Italians Seen drifts and temperature have fall other at the home of one of the members Invited the New Britain business girls. Pay laborers, peosanls. share Oerninny at the end of the Napo filled with dlsrclated fragments of the war Germany was going ahead Homes ■ Haven I en More Local Men en each day, Italian and Greek Group in Party croppers, craftsmen and school leonic wars and fled eastward to Orman folk. Precisely In these with efforts to settle peacefully forces alike were said to be suf teachers milled about In bewilder the Blaek Sea coast. groups lla the causes of distur the old pr»>blem of scattered Ger Homa ifi a havaa frofiti Ready to Quit fering Intensely from the cold. !b Crowded into Gastles ed fashion in th4 rambling build In the century and a quarter bances between countries. We have man minorities. ing. the task In a far-sighted recording WintH, diacomrorta, wh*lf3 Ready f or Induction Prisoners Froet-BItten. The business Girls’ ironp of fit 1 sines then, they have mixed wlth- our full-bum Fuel Qil Another Town A Greek army doctor said 76 Mary’s Girls Friendly society held It la an enormous place, but not I Russian, Rumanian and other of KuroiM! to resettle them in fJor- Arm y O rganizes Hkl U nit per I cent of the Italian prisoners Some Pleased, Otlierfl 1 cient castles and neeond and third designed to shcltep-. 2,500 |>orsons. Black Hen populations l<» some px- many and In this way relieve at vide* the heat. It is a a Christmas party last night at the rate hotels In recent weeks, await 1 least part of the ground for Euro Libya on the tenth day of their t&kpn in that sector were severely home of Miss Dolores Trotter of However, It seemed that every ef 1 tent. Most of them retained their I Anchorage, Alasks, Dec.,18—(4'i heuven of healthfulncw, (Continued from Page One) f^t-bitten. Veterans of Italian Rewilfleretl; Come ing the time when homes can be fort w-as made to keep them German chai-ncteristics and Ger- pean conflicts.’’ , - The Army organized a ski unit lie Call* for Thi* desert drive. Main street, who was assisted by found for them. I Home 12,000 persona of tJerman also. With clean-burning The newspaper II Popolo di Ro /Hpine regiments were quoted as Miss Evelyn Carlson. Business was healthy and comfortable in these j man apeerh, however. ; at Its .Maakan base here triday and, intnhar for Jan. 13; ma said the British objective was Royal Air Force, according to its saying the cold was worse than From Along Blaek Sea, PiirpoM! to lionsolldate People. temporary quarters. hlixxl have beei) brought l)a<-k i with 1.3 Inches of new snow on the Oil tiafefiuarding 4he, in*, communique. dispensed with and a number of I While some of Uicm seemed un- from Estonia and .5L0(Kl from , ground, started Inarning the tac- door* air! to "knock Italy out of the war," anything they had experienced. Interesting games were played. The ' Baltic State*, Poland. This Is one of the most difficult The castle had its own hospital, I happy and somewhat sick over the More Prepared to and added that Italian Marshal The bombers found the ctriuron The wounded of both armies tasks undertaken by the Nazi a nurseiy. a, i-orps of Red Gross Lithuania, now occupied by Rus , tics of winter warfare. While 90 hostesses had decorated the ’Trot long journey behind and the un sia, and an udoitioiinl 40,(k)0 arc : men were mastering ski patrol Rodolfo Grazlanl’s apparent in on a coastal road between Agbis- have to be carried for miles on ter home with the Christmas reds government.- Its stated purpoes nurses, schools, a slaughterhouse, known ta.sks oheail. most of them |fetep In, If Needed. tention was to turn the battle in B.v Preaton flr t^ r a laundry and a hiigc general expected, probably In the spring, 'operations under the iiistniction of aranda and Valona, it was said, band-borne stretchers and pack and greens. Delicious refresh Is to consolidate people of pure w-epe docile. Home were even eager from Lithuania. to a fight to wear out Gen. Sir and a number of bombs were seen mules, taking several days iM Berlin—I Correspuiidence of Tlie German race in one natlon-and un kitchen w-herc most of the food I Russell Dow, former Dartmouth *itonchMter'« Selective Service ments were served and everybody Marlow’s to see their homu. From Itiissian-oceupied Poland ; University skier, other iinita were FUEL RANGE OIL Archibald Wavell's Army of the to burst on the roadside. The some cases to get them back ts A.aurintcd Pr«.vO—In one of his der one leadership. w-ns rooked in pots of field Army will be required to furnish received a gift from Santa Claus. Ail were seeking to master the and sectionn of Russia cast of Po , out in tile snow with auti-aircraft Nile. , trucks also were machine-gunned ho.spitaIs. tory's most staggering resettle This correspondent returned re proportions. land have come or arc coming In Any (Quantity— Any Time That process, Italians said, al It was from this hardship-rid ’The business group meets twice m ent schemes, nearly 500,000 In one old castle, each family i Hitler salute. guns studying the art of enmou- men for Induction on January but, the communique said, a cently from a tour of some of the 160,000 more. ; flage in bniah and snow. ready lias been begun by Fascist "fierce snowstorm" which ham den front, however, that the "Volkdeutsche" — some pleased, congested regions of south-central had a room. Ofter, however, walla Many said they liad lost their Whulesiile and Retail it was notified today by State planes and artillery whose bombs 8^ farms and been loaded into tnirks, From Bessarabia snd Biikovins Greeks reported "one of the major some bewildered—are being of rooms were lined almost to the pered the operations prevented ob Your Geonany, where these wandering —parts of Rumania ceded to Rus I Di-ad ftoose Knocks Out Hunter pAflinlnlstrator Col. Ernest Averlll. and shells were said to have lit ships or wagons for the long jour- servation of the full effect of the successes of recent days" -.-'cap-: jammed Into a Germany which Germans are packed almost like celling with hunks. Home of the sia under German preasure haye 1 Maxwell, f:Rl|f,_ f/p, A goose T m e local draft board has this num- tered the desert battlefield with ture of a camouflaged fortified families had a en eettlRd in new ficult to keep a solid farming pop ritory to a Isnd which their an ; were under pressure from Ger- ' ^WMlWtoSHSMWWWSKWaiWSUMfftWSItMMWSIfilKWMWIKMHIMMI |:'.|aMdquRrters last night Induction en from Sidi Barrani. slav frontier. —For Morrymakort le.. in German-held Poland and ulation on the land. cestors had left more than a : many, Rumania and other locall- It Primsin, but nearly 200,000 2,.'MH> <{iiartered In IMatle Gift of the 662 men will be effected over The Italian troops, reported Italians Driven Back. Tepeleni Under Greek hundred years ago. '.ties to move. Ire iiavc been crow-ded into an Outside Wuerzburg, 2,500 Bes- ! six-day period from January 13 moving swiftly from well fortified The Greek high command said Artilleiy Fire With A Thousand For the most part, this group i. More than a year ago Hitler 't o January 18. The local quotas bases in Libya, were said to be today the Italians were being \Jewelry Gifts nnged from three men for the more clearly a match for the Brit driven back toward the town of London. Dec. 18—(45—MlUtary ■ Groton board to 20 men for the ish than the "Libyan vanguard.” Klisura, ten miles east of Tepe- circles reported today the Italian- And One Gifts ; Furniture ^Sartford N a S^board. It Popolo di Roma said the leni, in what apparently was a defended Albanian town of Tepe- More QaestionmUres Army of the Nile attacked the Icni. north of Argirocastro on the Diamond Ring Greek encircling movement while road to Valona, was under Greek Maple Distinguished Styling I J Fifty more questionnaires were Libyans with many light tanks, other Greek troops thrust at Tepe- artillery fire. You Like Finish ^Bailed today by the local board medium-weight scout tanks, heavy leni from the south. GIfTS FOR ALL! Remarkable Value! 10 ine rollowlng men: Morris tanks and super-heavy ar These circles said information mored tanks and armored cars — Fifteen miles southwest, where received here indicated also that Order Serial a second road runs along the To Give! .\uthentir Reproductions of No. No. 800 of them in all. the port of Palermo, southwest of 487— 1219—Edward Philip Your- Story of British l>rt\-o coast, Greeks apparepUy were at Tepelenl, already might be in Hilrhrork, Decorated Block tempting a siipflar "detour" kas, Chester Drive. The newspaper gave this, ac Greek hands. At New Low Prices! Here Is a List to Choose a G enuiiie D ra ft or Cherry or ju s t Plain 488— 784—Edward August Raffo,.count of the British drive: around the town of Palermo, at The Greeks were said to have the same time battering the town occupied two more hamlets at the h e gift Out 1c«ept on giving .Maple — ,\t . . . SO Doahe street. Starting their advance on wheels • FOR HIM 489— 1449—Joseph P eter Nevue,and tractor tre.ad.s from ba.ses be w ith artillery fire. northern end of the Albanian bat- T*>€Ott* leu than ever before! Everything at Marlow’s was planned to Suitable Gift From 1*4 Charter Oak street. hind Sidi Barrani, the Briti.sh A spokeaman declared the i tlefront, in the Pogradetz regioti, Thousands of thrilling selecliona Ties - Socks - Shirts . Robes - 490— 693—Joseph Alaynols Ku-reached o\itpo.sts held by Libyan Greek.a had driven Italian defense | despite severe cold and continued to chooM from, Pricao are re Sweaters - Toilet Articles - Slip make this the best Chri.stmas ever. The basek, 2 No. School street. troops by forced night marches. By force.s from heights northca,st of 1 .snow. ______duced u much as SO^! Here are pers - and Dozens of Other Smart Gifts. whole store is bedecked with gay, Christ Ladiee' Black Onyx R ings...... $6.00 and up 491— 2590—Joseph John Muraw-day the column took cover by e few popular auggeationti HOFFMAN SnHtaire set with perfect Urey resting beneath sandstorms whose ‘•"DlTpatches from Bitoij, on the | Proclaim. KEMP’S •kl, 95 School street. mas trimmings. Our stock of gifts was Cultured IVarls, single, double and triple 763 .'lain Street diamond. In solid yellow oC 492— 2933—James Thomas Mcreddish dust clouds hid the troops Yugaslav frontier, said last,„o- night i‘ Bombay,Bombav. India, Dec. 18 (45 • FORMER strands...... $7.30 and up BegFand white gold setting. counter-at- ! Mohandas K. Gandhi, Indian Na- Victor Black Label Records Ate Cann, 75 Pine street. from view of the Italians. Libyan that Italians, their Hosiery - Robes - Lingerie - Rags - seiected with extreme care—no matter 498—129 — George Herbert soldiers holding Sidi Barrani and tacks repulsed, were digging in tion.alist leader, proclaimed a Tie Set.s in New Designs...... $1.30 and up Yon will find a large .selec- || Wright, 40 Russell street. the Egyptian desert zone back to hastily near Tepelenl and south of Christmas truce from Dec. 23 to Formerly 75^-Now Only 50^ Gloves - Slippers - Pajqnfas - Sfa- what you want to give or how much you 494— 279—Jam es Antonio, 1229Salum were outmancuvered and Chimara—next town north of Jan. 4 today in the Congress Strauss Waltzes tionerv - Toilet Articles and Many Bracelet.s, loose links, sterling silver. .$2.23 and up tion of convenient, lovely X Main street. out.strippcd by the fast British mo Palermo.) p.arty's campaign against Indian Other Cholre Gifts. want to pay, you’ll get real satisfaction In B o t t l e s Imperial Table.s—truly fine * $29*95 495— 119.5—Edward Thomas Ko-torized units since the Libyan in At the opposite end of the bat participation in the war. Stephen Foster Album NValdmerc Chains in yellow and white Decorated yls, 81 Florence street. fantry battalions could hove only • FOR THE HOME out of giving a Marlowîft. Every gold...... $3.30 and up furniture, yet all moderate- 496— 2775—George Milton Nelâbout two miles an hour. CREDIT TERMS! BMi ly priced. Kemember— it aon, 57 Tanner street. The newspaper said the armies Gems From . . . l.junps - End Tables - Toasters - clerk in the store is ready and capable .Vlanicure .Sets, gold plated...... -.. . $2.00 and up 'X6 I0OSSAIV 497— 8009— William Frederickwere fighting "hard and fiercely on Percolators . 5Iagazine Racks and U i.M quality articles are made ^ Gilbert and Sullivan Dozens of Other rniisiial and Use .Military S e ts ...... $3.50 and up Gass, 18 Northfield street. both sides" in a triangle between of helping smooth your Christmas shop for r>enple who are tired of x 498— 1291—Thomas Jam es Har-Salum, Fort Capuzzo and Bardin. ful Kitchen Gadgets. Dresser Sets in sterling .silver...... $11.30 and up Diamond yey, 40 Liberty street. There. Italians declared, the bat New l.umlun I- run k I’rixluc4: I'liinpany as CRRSt'TuTIOS e.xtra vagi! nee of cheap 9 Pinocchio and ping. Visit us soon—tonight or tomor New Londun, C'unneeticut , • WTPCOCR 499— 157—Austin Dexter Beech-tle would be decided. • FOR GOOD LITTLE In beautiful die worked and engine j J wnMiuirna c# thing.s. ^ Bridal Set l«r, 117 P o rter street. Cairo already had announced Christmas Records row. Enjoy the advantages of shopping turned designs...... $9.0.‘i and up 500— 2821—Samuel W’alker, 101that British forces captured Salum BOYS AND GIRLS -Clinton street. and Fort Capuzzo along the fron 'Things To Wear — Sweaters • in Manchester’s favorite .store. Every* CufT Itutlon.s, engine turned designs. $S.OO and up 501— 275—William Steve Oso-tier and were closing in on Bar- Bluebird Records, 35(1 each Knickers - Longies - Mackinaws - Traveling Clocks in leather ca.scs . . .811.73 and up ■ity. 27 Kerry street. dia.) • • • Shirts for the Boys - and Dresses - thing has been made ready for your 602—1956—Donald W alton Mac Snow Suits - Sweaters - Etc. for The World*§ Create$t ArtUi$ Compacts, plain, enameled and engined donald, 46 Hemlock street. or* on Victor Records the Girls — Not To Forget Toys greatest convenience. turned designs...... $1.00 and up 508—2673—Jam es Harold Len- and Playthings Galore. O aon, 329 1-2 Center street. Bolton Dams .Men’j'i Wrist Watches with leather 504—270—John Vessella, 901 f m ) Main street. s tra p ...... $!i.03 and up 605— 1454—P eter Edward Rowe, Nearly Built l.adies’ Wrist Watches with silk + t S W 3- 149 Spruce street. LASTING GIFTS 606— 799—E rnest Victor Ander- c o rd ...... $10.73 and up aon, 35 Benton street. Work Is 75 P. C. Com- OLD FASHIONED MARLOW’S .Men’s Onyx, Tiger Eye. Ilemalite PAY t 607— 2408 — Francis Edward KEMP’S Rings ...... ,S11.30 and up Foterson. 736 North Main street, plele; Ponds Will Be 'B uckland. 763 Main St., Phone 3680 I Knives with Hook to hang on watch Both rings studded with full I " The Christmas "(rift Center NEXT YEAR rut diamonds, (oarge, brilliant, 508—1377 — Clifford Magnus Filled Early in Spring. c h a in ...... $2.00 and up fikoog, 129 Cooper Hill street. !i»a4*iiHw:3w»aea»3W*»waMiHiM»aH»»ww*ii****iw**»i»wwiiiww»w»»iinw»iw*w*iiBS perfect renter diamond in en ' 509—2769 — Raymond Gerard F 0 « YODR BOUDOIR gagement ring—In solid gold The wock of rebuilding the two yellow or while mounttnga. ^Chartier, Jr., 4 Summer street. dams in Bolton is now 75 per cent 610— 1406—Louie Paul Olbrlas,completed. Work was started as a BENSON’S FURNITURE ^ RADIO GIFTS 126 No. School street. WPA project on March 9 and at Dewey-Richman Co, 611— 2296—Fred Anthony An-the start men from the Manchester THE KIM) THAT ILL PLE.\SE EVliRY .>IE.ÎBER OF THE F.4MIL3______tfreoll. 91 Birch street. WPA rolls were sent to do the EARLY AHERICAK TOILETRIES JEWELER.S .STATIONER.S OPTICIANS ‘ 612—362—Stanley Richard Opa- work. The funds being part of a lach. 411 North Main street. state wide project, it was later 818—1043—Anthony Joseph tlr- taken over a.s such and only a few HERE ARE TWO OF OUR GREATZST RADIO VALUES! banettl, 82 West Center street. local men have been working at TetUt Wattr 614—1474— Anthony William the ponds since May. Today there Htmd* O erltis, 149 Summ it street. are 32 employed there. Work now- tU<»rattd lotpircd by lovely hdu* of RADIO-PHONO 616—1358—John Joseph Connel- being done is riprapping and B tith ra*tly I ly, 17 Anderson street. cleaning up. The water is filling up for modern YOUl Exqutaile (:o>m l^\Tlo^ 616— 1457 — M artin Francisthe poniLs and in the early spring, loileiriea, in ebarminf boxaa e( Kristoff, 279 Keeney street. after the winter snows have melt Early American deai(n. Tbo Itcgular .S12‘.*.95 \ alue! 617— 245—Victor William Adamed, they will be filled. As the w ater frafrance ia OLD SPICB'.- • v son, 85 Strant street. will not be drawn from the ponds freth, novel, intrifuiag . VOI R COST ONI.Y 618— 1866 — CTlfford Edwardfor manufacturing purposes in the blended of rote petalt and tpieet- Hampton, 32 Lyness street. future, the ponds will be filled the 619— 2571— Wilmore Howardyear around. .95 Peterson, 25 Alton street. The stumps were not removed, TRYTHESE! 620— 1348 — Joseph Edwardit being claimed by the state fish 9 9 Horiconl, 135 W est Middle T urn and game commission that the These Are Only A Few riUB Free R rrords! pike. fish will Increase faster in a pond ' s rnurteen' 10 or Ifarkham. 79 Florence street. • STORE’S 12-lnrh Records Au- 625—2701 — William Vincent Internment Camp. Prepared HUGE ASSORTMENT! lomatirully. O’Hara, 60 Cambridge street. Bombay. India, Dec. 18—(45 ,626—1153—„^Lawrence W arren Internment camps were reported JUST RECEIVED I Order Early for Xmas • Quick, 9 Orchard street. tover 'Ford bam in 0»l- distribution of federal coinmodl- In a report filed today by Coro- j defense' program and and function as the Veternna’ Ad Weddings For Third Win New York, Dec. 18-r-(ff^—Rua- with a Negro friend down at Subdue BulldogN by Running; 'Texas Aggies, 1,411 On the other hand, there have been 1-2, New York, outpointed Thi postmaetcr'i* office reecnv j —----- ner Frank E. Henly, John Swan-1 otherwise an undesirable piece ministration; the Bureau of Recla would be resumed sl\orUy - -with sell Murphy, one of Cart Snavely’s Hartavllle, S. C. The Negro Is the yards: Fordham, 1,2.60 yards. reports th a t the Agglea are aUll Young, 132 1-2. New York (•!, lies at the Biasell street food de Laval playing an active role again. ton Bowl But There’s Wed the exterior o t a college bowl i Robert W. Johnston, of 240 pot Friday. No supplies will be son, of Bolton, driver of the school j legislation. mation, the Pure Food and Drug lleutenanU at Oomell, Is being ; only guy in town who can hold 2.3>13 to Pace Interme* Pahslng: Texas Aggies, attempt c^’eatfallen over their Rose Bowl Ernie Vlgh. 161, Newburgh, N. Y ,i prominently mentioned for the ] Buck's high hard one. failure. on a big game day thta afternoon! \^juo.Jbrldgc. -'t'-cet, employed as given to children under 16. bus that figured In an auto acci In an analysts which accom Administration, and the Office ot Kxart Status Enigma Rivals Meet in Night* diafe HoopsterM. Another Story to Game ed 159, completed 76 for 1,020 stopped Gene Molnar, 164, N sw J dent onÊast Center street No panied Pre.rident Roosevelt's veto Education. - Laval's exact status remained an Wylie-PaRani head coaching Job at Uolorado U. yards; Fordham , attem pted 87, Each morning for breakfast the York (8). ^ vem ber 5.\^ not criminally re message, the • attorney general "tThc bill) would make It Ille onlgnia but French sources aald Dante Paganl, of 47 Homestead H cap at East Side Rec; . , . pbysiclana will report today ! Conservation Ward Dallas, Dec. 18. (/P) Offenalve- completed 31 for 552 yards. Fordhams have their cereal, mllk- White Plains, N. Y.—Julia K*n nearly over a doren seats of learn-. Hartford office, died at St. Town Clerk Samuel J. Turking- sponsible the death of George on Billy Jurges’ cbancea of ahort Joe Louis m ust have h u rt AI After two weeks of terrific bat Net gain running and passing: gan, 134, New Haven, outpotntaAl found thc.>(e faults In the bill, gal to i.saue reg u latio n s fo r q u a r the "incident" creatod by bis sud street, announces the marriage of ly or defensively^ running or pass and a square piece of paper.' On login this an d o-ther States a.s they I hospital at 7:30 this ton has announced that of the 13 E. Smith, Ttr-^f East Center Moriartys and Grocers stopping for the Giants next sea M'Coy more than moat of. ua tling In the Y. M. C. A. Interm e Texas Aggies 2,431 yarda; Ford-( this paper la a photostatic reprint Julio Gonzalez, 136, P uerto M«IB] local persons elected Justices of the among others; antine In an epidemic In Federal den dUmlssal from the government his daughter, MIsa Juatine Teresa took the federal oath ' I niornlng. Me had been a patient at stre et. territory or the control of forest son . . . beat clutch player In golf thought . . . anyway, AI aald af ing—twin the statistical chart In ham, 1.802 yards. from a newspaper story. It reads: (8). ______peace, only .seven so far have ap • "Us effect on defense activities Inst’ week apparently was closed Paganl, to Howard Wyllc, son of In First Game at 7 :30. diate Basketball League, the Sui the post office during the hospital for the past three According to the local police re fires raging on the public domain, for our dough la Byron Nelaon, ter the fight he thought Bill Conn any direction and It still gives you Punting average; Texas Aggie, peared before him to receive the wherever they are subject to it with the German’s departure for Mr. and Mrs. William Wylie of 29 cides are the only entry with a "The Texas Aggies are three mas rush period. , I weeks although he had not been port, the accident took place at imlesa there were public hearings the Miami Open winner . . . Fritz would lick Louis next June. Texas A- and M. os the Cotton 38.5 yards; Fordham . 35 yards. Trampa Defeat Yaaka . oath and to register a sample of would be an Increased delay and P urls last night. Lilac street on December 14 at clean slate. The games to date touchdowns better than Fordham." Following the administering.* of health for the paM 3:28 in the afternoon of November In advance. Two more garoea will be played Crisler, with 19 wins, four defeats Bowl football game favorite. Defense against rushing: Texas The Tramps defeated the Yankfif their signatures as required by the uncertainty. It was believed here The Official Brattleboro, Vt. In the Rcc Senior Lefiê tonight have been thrillers and before the Such were the words of a man the oath by Tostmaster rtiomas .1. , ,even months and wa.s a .I and Mr. Smith wa.s taken to the "There apparently Is no limit to and one tie In three years a t Hports CorktaJI Odds haven’t been pijsled for the Aggies, 446 yards permitted; Ford whose f(X)tball team played both laat night at the West Side Rac by | office of the Secretary of the ■^gcncleK not c.xccpted by name a* Moriarty Brothera tangle with Jimmy Wilson has had the base season has progressed Into the sec Qiilsh. the •men were advise.l j ,he .Manc hester Me- Manchester Memorial hospItaC the number of successive hearings Michigan, now haa a better record ond round the Suiclde.s should find Fordham date, but a season has ham, 1,802 yards perm itted. Fordham and the Aggies this sea the Bcore of 52-44. All membare) ■report at the ...... ,tomorrow paiiem ■ t„l l.iat June when . . .hts State. Ju.sticc terms begin the first where he died several days later. perform aonic of our most Im- the Fairfield Oroccra at 7:30 and than he had in six seasons at he stole during the World's Series of the Trampa contribute heavily to / which different persons or corpo Sllbroa opposes the 8t. Johna in the the competition very allff. been played and the fearsome Ag Broken down and analyzed It son— Fred Thomsen of Arkansas. .lOQrning bclwcrn 7:30 and i wife died. Poatli w as doe to a Monday In January, but officials Death wa.s due " to a fractured i portant defense functions and they rations may demand with respect Princeton where hla teams won 35. mounted and encased In glass . . . gies get the call on every perti isn't so bad that Fordham should The little piece of paper Is de the scoring while Martin and Il6 may not function In office until skull. In the report the coronoi : w’ould be severely handicapped Again we remind you thdt Pinehurst choice nightcap at the East Side Rec. ■oat nine and tied five . . . there is five members of the N. Y, Foot In the first game Monday eve m. for aSflignment to th eir aelcwt- ■ of lllne.ase.a. resulting toethe same rule. ning the Top-Hatters overwhelm nent statistic. cancel out. Not shown In cold sta voured each ’ morning. T hat Is Gcown went heat for the losara.. regnlar cairiers! ^ ^ .1 they have -fulfilled the require finds that Mr. Smith walked into j were the bill to become law. Gift Ra.skctH at $3.00, DeLuxe at 55..50, or Victories by one point seem to talk on Broadway that Bill Terry ball Giants have volunteered to The Trampa chnllenge any teanS ed dlitles with the regmar cairaw.s i affliction that caused his "This act . , . sweeps into the be the rule rather than the excep ed the Aces by a 35 to 14 score. Paper edges hold- good until tistics are a few little Items play f'oach Jim Crowley's an.S'wcr to for the next week. 1 m ents. the side of the sc^hool bus. "T he requirem ents of th is bill Judicial hopper all manner of Plain RasketH at $1.93 and $2.50, make ap would be glad to have Dick Bar- aid in the drive to raise fumjî to Just about kickoff time in any ed In an ocean of anowflakes, had the statistics. between the ages of 16-18 years. T he ea.se h as been continued “rP such generall- tion in the league this season. In tell back on the Giants If he could buy smbulances for England . . . The scoring ace for this first en Those Who Took Oath He was born in t'oiil City. III.. questions which have never before preciated Christmaa gifts. ith of the last two weeks of the counter was Maaton of the Top- Those who look the oath today ; ^ ^ Friday evening at 7;30 the an soveral times in the local (lohce I "ny dependable and coin- been considered appropriate for get him out of the American John (Cannon) Ball, Auburn's nee court, the last time on Monday, • ‘•"‘"'OK’m of its effee a - - .VsHorted Boxes of Bine Label Foods, gue, one of the games has been Hattera with twelve points. were: Harold Liml.say, „,„i y,,-s William K. Johnaton. Mis nual Christman tree entertain br ' Judicial reviews." League. croaa-country runner, smashed a when It was continued to Decciii- ' naTTdnal defense cciuld only ______,,__,,_,AttractjveI^^Boxed^;^^SL69^^ >n by a single point, and tonight The second game was a one College: Leonard C. .Viesi ' '**” father was a railroad man and bc- ment for members of the North course record on each of the four Mcthodl.st church school will be her. 30. Prosecutor Shea .said to- | compiled after experience, 'noUier close game la anticipated Proving Ground times he ran this year . . . Michi sided affair the first half with the Institute; Leo J. Mcl’artlaod. Uni- .'arne connected with the * NeW when the league-leading Silbros Pirates leading the Hawks by a 18 held and parents and friends will day that thci-e would probably be 1 ” opens the doqr to abstract The Manchester fire department Galileo High of Son Francisco gan will have another Tom from —versity of Virginia; William I Haven road when the family litigation. V I answered a still alarm this mom- outfit opposes the aggreaalve St. to 10 score. 'TTie Hawks made a Slnimamon" Mervin (’ole |1 ivk| be welcome to attend. a nolle entered when the case is, Pinehurst Rentschlerized Meats claims to have turned out three of Gary, Ind., on Us football team moved to .Manehe.ster 13 yc.ars ago. I "This bill weights the .scales .so j lag and extinguished a chim ney Johns. A victory for the Clothiers great stand In the second half hut Keith. Wesleyan: Woodrow Trot again called. Freshly Chopped, Pure, Country Style the greatest athletes of all time— next year This gent Is Tom Me followe.i ,n the hu..(i,ms.s of hts , ^ daughter of that the govcmnieiit docs not lire on Union Court. would tighten their hold on first fell two points short of winning A Pleasure to Give—A Thrill to Receive ter. Boston I ’nivs’f.sity; Lockhart Joe piMagglo, Lawson Little and Kuzma, 200-pound fullback . .. In fa th e r and wa.s for K' .vear.s a tele- | ^vilHam J. D avis o f 613 Main place but If they get beaten they the encounter. 76ie high scorer of J. - Roger.s. Princeton (Iraduate PINEHUkST SAUSAGE MEAT may find themselves In a triple tie Hank LulsettI, the basketball star. cidentally, Tom Harmond was this game was Sullivan of the graph street is on the honor list for the F;i8C‘i8l8 R elreal hired for a personal appearance In School; Krancis .1. lyary. Kurd- , he.stcr riiilniad station and for the for top honors. Pirates with 8 points. ham; William P. Qui.sh. Jr., Holy first semester at Lyndon In.stitutc, I 29c pound ■ The West Siders are confident •People You Know a Detroit department store Ihe la.st 'Jfi years lind been connected... . I I Cyndon C anter. . V erm ont. Ml.ss Ace Parker, who got most of other day and had business at a The third game revealed again to Wear—A Gift from Glenney’s C ro8.s; Harold VI. Mohr. John L of taking the North Enders Into with the di.Hiatehers officeoffice I" In , [Pavla Is expected home for the I T uh arcl D enia' A full line of Fresh Fish, including Sc.-tllop-s, Oysters, that the Suicides are Just as strong V 'ln rler. George W hitham , IMnlip I camp but they may be in for an the votes, says George M'Afee. ex- standstill. Hartford. | CTiristma.sIndlidays on Friday. Clams . . Haddock. Sole and Flounder Fillets . . Cod and Duke star, was the best 'back In as last year hut that the going Is Pierce. ITnlvcrsity of Conne< licol: Hts )<»njr Ht'rvit r with thothe rail*lail- | li unpleasant surpriae. By compara mifeh harder than in other years. T hom as licarvion, ltli<>d*' I.sland (( 4>nlinued From 1‘age One! Pollock . . .Swordiish and Halibut . . Smelts and Butter- tive scores they are as evenly pro football last season . . . Mike Today’s Guest Star 1 1-ii.k I m.’i'lr him well known to men The Women’f Misslq/i- Jacobs has signed up Billy Conn They subdued the Bull Dogs with State; Krne.st I-. Heiigston, .'Pier- fish. matched aa can be. The Saints wal Nlxson Denton. Cincinnati a 23 t()| 1.6 score. Holmes scoring •.111 nil ilivi.stiin.s of the New Haven ary society of the CWi4--c,Ji. of Jlhc their offensive feints against | loped the Fairfield Grocers by 51 for the next five years . . . Anne T6meB-Star: "Too had Italy doesn't wood Goalee, .Ir., Harry 1>. llultiiic,', mad and had a wide field of eight points In this game was the Hamilton Grant. Trinity; Walter ' Nazarene, of which Mm .'iÛa Bo Italy's East Afric.an holdings: FRESH SPARE RIBS ...... Ib.lOc;:! lbs. I‘)c points while the clothiers wop-over Hemp, fifth ranking tennis player operate like Ohio Stale . . . after friends and acquaintances through gart is president, will bc'in charge outstanding flonrman. Box scores: R. Hall. Jr., Iwmmls In.stitnte: .(Jam j A dash of si'vcral miles into | SAUERKRAUT...... lb. 10c; 2 lbs, t‘)c the Grocers by only 27^polnta. But In Germany last year, who had to an un.successful season against the Suicide* his work. of the meeting this evening at. 7;j50 Ualliin .Somaillend hy British on the other hand, Silbros took flee the country, now la a recep Greeks, II Duce would he on the HOUSE COATS < PAJAMAS C. Hnrrl.s, Colgate; Wesley <’■ i He is survived bv a son. Robert at the chiifch. _ 'H j f,‘ P. B F. T Gryk. Tnft.s; .lohn Pougla.'c, Ilaniil- niechani'fcd iinltt; and liglit artil the measure of Moriarty Bros, tionist In a Long-Island playhouse way out." 0 Holmes, rf ...... 4 0-2 8 By Whitney - Shirtcraft and Bami SV .lohn.sbm, .Ir , and a ilaiighter, I lery which ri’iiled the Itnlian-hn'e DISHES ARE SELLING FAST . . We have a limited while the Saints victims, of the . . . Lou 'Little, who knows his and Lounging Robes ton College. Mis.^( .li’aii .lolinslori; two brothers, ; I'r. Eugene M.-Davis o t ^ 9 0 Lucas, rf ...... 1 0-2 2 of Kl Wak. killing 50 of its do-' Gaa House Gang. In any event It football onions, says Fordham Names Is Names 1 Men ja mill H. and George VV Main strtfCit has been nom inated number of .'{2-piece sets of the new I’a.-itel colored Dishes should be a bang-up tusale and Kosak. If ...... 2 2-.6 6 fepders and capturing 120 others could go against any club In foot Auburii has a fre.shman fullback n D Genove-sl, If . . . 0 0-0 0 lohnston of Mamhe.stor, and three third vicejyrcsident of the CNin-” with considerable equipment. at $3.99 a set. and dainty, attractive pattern (floral) Mancheatcr's sports fans should be' ball. even the pros, with an even named Uluys (U-ls) Light . . . and Circlt* Pluiiiiiiig si.ster.s, Mrs. .Miie M organ of n cctlcu t O ptom ctrlc Society. Dr-, treated to a good exhibition of 10 W ilkie, c . "Off'en.'lvc patrolling ' along tlie Dishes at $3.19 .set. New Fruit and Salad Bowls just chance of winning . . . Buck New Arkansas lias a center named Bliz ! 0 Pearl, c . . . Ilartford. Mr.', .Nellie Merr. of Davis has hceiLa member of thf‘‘ ;J.jn6y tarn Post at Maine .Sullivan, If ...... 3 2-3 S William J. Dunn, also one to tlic . CoHiiielios from the Mountain States. Local sports fans who want a $1.50 to $4.95 Diocesan Bureau to buy Cliriatnms ‘ on the trill leys he opera leil a farm j .653 East (-'enter .streef* , '■Jvnglo-Egyptian .Sudan, was raid defeat Into victory. Their woeful 0 .Sloan, c ...... 1 0-0 2 $6.95 to $9.95 gifts for children under its care. liCSomerville and a number of hi.s ed by’ the Itahan.s. the R. A. F. I Looks as if prices on top lack of .reserves has been a big gander al Manchester High's T T u ttle, c ...... 2 1-4 .6 t lôlee offerings from the Tol- 7TOu/la/ij 1940-41 basketball edition this Has Scrvpd as Grid Gifts were distributed, games : .Manehe.ster friend.s used to visit I John T. Haley ha.s been d cen reported 1 Imslng Salons: grade Turkeys will ha factor in their downfall In league ? •Southcrgill. rg . . 0 1-1 1 weiv enjoyed ain| ('liri.'tiiias l iimls liiin Un-rv till- co n liact liy Ihe owneC.s'ti "Our figlitcrs iiitcrccpivd lln- competition. They put up a good year had better turn out lor the Frye. Ig ...... 2 1-2 .6 l.enlherlc - t'ol.v - EsenlnTs in about the same price as nt riigh-Brialol engagement al the (Aiarli at Uiiivursity Wemblev and Chenev Adam and Mallory aung. .Mr.'-, ('ono will! was the former I build Ihe ‘•Woodliiml Inn. w enem y and one S-7H had one en y mm garne during the first half, but 1 Riand, le ...... 0 0-0 0 Mrs. John Holden will be eliair .Miss Della Tiffany, d.'Uighter of | wa.s ilam aged by lire last niontli.. gine put out of action by mai-hiiie- Paris - Old South - Vardley - Thanksgiving. falter during the last two periods. Stale Armory lius h iiday nigni Fiir Past 2 Drrafles. man of the Christmas party for, Calvin Tiffany a leading Manches giin fire and tlic remaining S-7P's Old .Spice - Early .•\nierleaii - Moriartys are looking for a breath lor It'll oe M anchester s last ap 1 9 6d<5 24 Wris'ey - Harriett Hubbard er after their last two close games pearance at nome until Jiuluaiy the children. She will be assisted ! ter jeweler of his day, died aboiil Tho .Manchester -Water C Cijibi-*'•escaped ^ . - ' into the clouds. " according I Orono, Me. Dec. IK i/p. The H aw ks TIES- HATS by Mrs. .loseph Falkowski. Mrs. ' Stwcii years ago, sine.- which time paiiy ha-s iifceived .Stilly,‘feet of iron to the communique. | ,\y er - Raroff. and expect to take tonight's game ^2 wnen a Wednesday game la 1 9- 11 \t';lson, rf .... 3 0-2 • 6 in stride. Ed Kovis will referee. scheduled wkth New Loudon Bulk- resignation of Foxy " Fred Itiue 2 F o ste r WillianiH, Mr.-. Ralph .yi elo. •Mr. Cone has made hi.s home with ! water plRC whicli l.s tu be laid iff 'r-Tlic British claimed lliat all their t)l - W atkins Kiincral Is liomc a wt-^ earlier than usual; uorlhern Kenya, bordering Somali-'i By \Villlaiii,s • Vardley ^> ld lime the euiiipaign will ue more Score nt half, IS.to P irates, Rcf- crush tics and the famous Cheney Cravat the largest and most complete assort* a.s he has secured work as a sub- i land and Etliiopia. in the last few ^ Spice - Early .VnierMut - Speedboys and Meteors President Arthur A. Mauek, who T h ere's a world of style in these smart (Contlmied from I’agc One) Home of thi.s town will be in than halt eotripieced. Ot there erec. Katknveck. in nil silk. Hundreds of the most beau- new shirts. Patterns and colors include ment in to(cn. Give an Adam Hat gift siitiite carrier at'thc Manchester ‘ months. The Italians still hold j •Vlennen's • andtotherstA_ trices rires maining eight games, six arc slat said nothing had been done to- ti.'ul new colors and patterns to choose certificate. charge. : iioi t service will take Cop Easy Wins in In tvnrd getting a svicces.sor to the everything that Is new. Superior In fit He pointed out that tlie tmited place at Waiqiing cemetery to post office. ' ' Buna, in Konya, .60 miles south of 1 startlalArt at SBr 89** it box.' hnv.' ^ ed at home and two away. from . ^ ' ___ ',-r _ j the Ethiopian frontier, which they j THE MANCHESTER man who guided Maine to ten and wear. Sanforized—guaranteed not S ta te s wa-s doing all it could at morrow about 1:45. Rev. Uciuglas RAZORSKS — E’eetrle or Safe termediate Plav. Plans are being made to handle B F. T, ADAM HATS .... .$2.95 present and asserted that tin- new ' Although fishing Jli'rough the | captured Sept. 3.______| ty , prleeÎ 4»e to .815.06. state series titles. to shrink out of fit. The only white V. Maclean, pastor of the Com- a capacity crowd al the spacious Finnegan, rf 1 0-0 2 shirts with a collar guaranteed for the method merely would la'-ilitatc 1s allowed lit the 'South Coy- ] "1"“ ' f j Caiidirs Main street drill shed this Friday "It will be quite s Job,” Hauck $ MALLORY HATS .$5.09 .miinily church in that place will Ice ...... - . The Speedboys and Meteors added, "to replace a man like Fred Dodonls. rf .. 2 1-3 .6 1.00 life of the shirt. making aid available. offleiate e n try lake, the sm all po'wl(H,t Bol 1 LOl'IS SHERRY f’ANDIEK PUBLIC MARKET as High and Bristol open the.22nd Masbon. If . . , 6 0-1 12 In brief, the idea vailed fur leas Delightful, delloldu.'.—beyond came out on top last night at the B rice.” OTHER T IE S ...... 50c and 69c ton Notch Is posted and Jlahjng EaM Side Rec In the Rec' Interme- year of their rivalry on the chalk- I ' Kozicki. If . . 4 1-1 9 ing or lending Britain all .the ma through the Ice there Is al deseriptlon. The Toast of (•(1 court with the Invaders seeking K ducated aa aru optometrist. . ^ 2 f'heney'.s Game Bird Series . .$1.50 iwie League as the former trim Brice never played f^tball, but his ■ Zapatka, c .. 1 0-0 terial and jUpplies she would need lowed. Park Avenue—the choice of their 30th triumph In 46 starts nigenski, rg . 2 1-1 .6 $1.50 to $2.50 in th e' future, and po.'t(M)iiiiig the l8 lloiTorTilH'Hl TAXI? all candy lovers, the world Selected Specials for Thursday med the East Sides, 49-27, .and the teams used the "razzle-dazzle” ' ^ latter defeated the Acea, 38-21. and th eir 23rd victory In 29 CCIL Todford, Ig . . 0 0-1 0 US DC 8SBC )W Ilf IV » as W 8* W V Interwoven SOCKS account's .setllenient until pemc- The American l.egirin Auxiliary over. games against the Clarkemcn. system long before that term ever I '* came. CALL McConvHle led the attack for the was used. ! will hold IL' jiostfxmed inetîng Beautifully packaged and Genuine Spring Rib Lamb Chops...... Ih. 29c Writing, on the keen Interisst 1.6 16 3-7 35 Mr. Roosl'vell said lie iiitendi (1 kilrheii Shower priced $1.00, $l..60 and $'2.00 Speedboys and Bollnsky went best From Columbia’s Ix>u Little, no and annual ('h ristm a s , pj;jrivjAl!i,ts 6588 for the losera. Thomson and Per th a t Is alw ays displayed Ih the Ac«« SWEATERS to ssk the new Congres.'. conven .. - evBginght the Legion hijwP.’lKAvJi Prom pt! l>er pound—In one, two and cage competition between lhc.se mean Judge. Brice won the ac ing Jan. 3, for legislation and ap- Home Dressed Pork From Mr. Mouh! kins'featured for the Meteors and colade "'one of the greatest foot Dowmowitz. rf .,. 1 1-2 3 i-dcle Karpiiska of Wood- mymher is reminded to bring a Sale! - five-pound boxes. two schools, Charles "Chuck" .Mc Washburn, if .... 0 1-1 .1 Hansen GLOVES propriations to init tliis lentalm land street, wliose marriage to|,_n cent eift for the-urab hag , 'J4-lloar 66IIITMAN CANUIEH C. Kanehl for the Aces. ball teachers In the game today"- . Stationery Native Pigs’ Liver ...... The St. James and the Holy Carthy of the Bristol Press has Sahareck. c ...... 1 0-1 2 program or a similar 0,1c mto ef-| George H,is.seytliiAsev of Oak street will | „nder' ^he dlrec- Service! The Sampler — Ainericn’s ...... Ih. 15c Several times Brice served on \/ feet. Tho Eaton Line of Select, Name Juniors have decided to this to say: "Maybe I'm exagger Jarvis, rg ...... 0 1-2 1 take -place on December '28, wa.s - .Marioric Bradlev will largest selling box of randy— Pigs’ Hocks...... 2 lbs. 2.5c ating a wee bit, but to me the the rules, ethics and stablllzing Mason, Ig ...... Details would liave to la- work 4?orreetI.v Boxed ..Stationery drop out of the Eaat Side League committees of the coache.s’ na 0 0-4 0 guest of honor at a kitchen shower ■: refreshments, $1.60 |>er pound, in all sizj.s. Pigs’ F eet...... 3 lbs. 25c meeting of Bristol and Manchester Diicy, rg ...... 3 1-.6 ed out with. London, he .(iaid, 'I’lic last night at the home of Mrs. | ,Îanche#ter Taxi —priced from • 50c a box to The Fairhin—the .411 Cream as the bulk of their players are in tional association, and will rcprc; 7 understanding was tliat any siicli $S.5dx Fresh Itocon (un.smokcd)...... Ih. 25c twice each season always provides Vice, Ig ...... 0 0-0 0 Arthur Lcduc of^ Edmund street. | People’s Singing lluB. M. OiUtell, Prop. —the Nut and C'hewy—the the West Side Rec League. This unusual Interest, regardle.sa of the sent New England at Its annual plan probably Would apply only to l hri.St m as d ecorations w ere used ; „ Salvation Army Ulftce 41 rbe rea Ronm rhocolate and Bon-Bon pack Fresh Hams Fresh Shoulders will reduce the Rec Intermediate sessions In New York Dec 29-30. •such equipm ent ijiul miinitioiis ns f’HRIST.MAS WRAPPINGS League to six (earns. The revised calibre of either squad . . . And I •5 4-15 14 r h.V the hoste.s.s. Guests were pres-, . - - 1 , ,,',tpoiie Ihclr rehearsal TAGS — SEALS ages — all, for $1.00 |>er Pigs’ Heads I{oli)gna Casing feel at this writing that the com Short of veterans this year, Referee, Welrhlrks the British niiglif • need over and (•lil from Glastonbury. East Hamp- I' schedule Will appear on the sports Brice had a fitHng of defeats -for above the .VJJMHi.Oi.lO.OOd w orth of railed for tonVonow afternoon, un- pound. ing engagement between Coach ton and this town. ' KE.6IP CANDIES page of The Herald within a few the first tlnall'ln years his eleven "cash-and-rarry’ ordois\ they 1 , .. tvl after Sunday school, or about Tender Calves’ I.iver, W estern...... Ih. 3-5c Michael Monahan's charges and Bingo and other games were * j Foiiiitaiii Pens AND KEMP Nl TS da.ys. failed to win series game - hnt . have placed'licre. 10:30. Wilfred Jpw-CIark’s proteges In a I played and prizes awarded the The Accepted Pen of .All Vacuum' parked' In 60c and Fancy Sugar Cured Bacon, machine sliced ...... I!). 2!!c t Tonight at 6:16 4 bang-up game, upset Rhode Island State-snd held Congi’e.ssional comincnt on tlie Business Needs! the MM®(c8tcr State Armory 'Wrestling winners. A buffet luncheon was M anchester G range. P. of H., $1.00 boxes, is expected when the Spartans op Friday "night, come next, will be Columbia to a 19-0 win. revolutionary propo.snl was slow : .served and the Economical ° A FRESH SHIPMENT OF SEA FOOD and. for th.’ most part Kxarded. ! table ce,nterptece ■ will hold Itif annual children’.' | GOBELIN pose the Indians. Both teams are no exception . . . There may he a Brice, who came to Maine from >■ ^ PARKER PENS C ENTER PHAkMACT Fillet of Haddock — Mackerel — Swordiish — St;!.-* undefeated in league competition few captious devotees who feel the MnnchcstPi;, . N. H,, high By The Associated Press home ardent a d- .'-bntam mlvo-; hrhiegroom party In the Ma.>»onic Temple this ■ and each will be at full , strength evening at 6;3p. Tlie Christmas: Guaranteed . . . for .\1| Fillets — Perch Fillets — C.od — Halibut. that this week's skirmish In the school, said he would remain here Minneapolis — Han.s Kaempfer. cates endorsed ,1 ,it ..nee, hut many | pî.le-to-be rercivi'd iiiany Transporation lit'; In their efforts to keep their slates Icgislntois |ireferred to...... witlihoki1.1.. 1-1 party for the adult Grangers will ; (Needs . . ,-Vt 51-50'% City of .yillage Charm (sill be Just until June,-then spend the summer 234. New York, threw Rns Sam lovely g ifts of gla.s.s, pyrex, alum i dellcl Opened Clam s...... pint 3.5c clean. _ , at his Pittsfield, N. H., home. • ara, 230 (26:48). opinions until Hi had .studied tlie num and linen. take place at eyght o’clock. j 510 .00. anrither game for the Monahan- $2.00 up idea. At Very Low Figures I Small and Large Oy.s(ers. SprtidboyB men, with' thf Clarkemcn showing C.ANDIEH — 26c to $1.04) P. B. F. T. New leathers of richer texture In styling The need for a tn'ineudoiis .speed The Beatrice Lydall CTIrcle of Pen apd Pencil Sets a club with a lot of guya' by the and stitching lift Hansen Gloves to the up in (li’fense prodiieiion som e Novelties for the Kiddles— FRUIT AND FRESH V EGETABLES ' ) \ 0 (Jopeland, rf ...... 8 0-0 6 name ■ of Joe . . . But I disagree The greatest name In s'oeks. Wool# — i King's Daughters held Its regular Whv Be Vl'ithout a Car $1.00 up. Toy Candles, 26c Upwards. pinnacle of masoiillne smartness. Give thing k.ey defense officials and Buhlic Records I meeting and Christmas party last I >,Jo Donnelly, If ...... 4 0-0 8 . . . Regardless of the material HANSEN Gloves. Silks — Lisles. A g ift for every day In ’--i ' . " Fancy Indian River Tangerines...... diz. 19c 1 Davidson, c ...7....4 0-2 8 South Windsor Trips Pull-over and coat type models in th# congressmen have been urging ' n ig h t a t the home of Miss Dofix- | your Uncle Will Clarke has on th e y ear. tvitll umisiiul emphasis recently-- so Franklin I-Pasa. itedan. .$06 ' Fancy, Large, Pink Grapefruit...... ,2 for 15c 1 Glnolfi, rg ...... 4 0-1 8 season’s smartest colors and combina ' thy Marks, H7 Main vtrcct. which hand, the Silk Town mentor cari. tions. Many with zipper closures. ’ OTHER GLOVES...... $1.25 up figured only ■ iiicid.iitaliy 111 .Mr. IbTinlt was appeopriatety decorated for SI Ford C o iq ie...... $26 KODAKS-MOyiE GA\IERAS Delirious or McIntosh Apples! - . . L...... 5 lbs. ’25c 1 McConvIlie, I g ...... 6 1-S 13 always be relied upon to haye his Rcxjsevclt's Irtiig pre.ss r (nifei ciice .$■;*Plymouth S edan ...... $$6 0 Anniello, >If ...... 8 0-2 6 Tlie following building permits the occasion. After a brief biisi- FBOM THE KIDDIES BROWNIE CA.'H- Indian River Juice Oranges...... do/.. 21c-’29c fosteV children In fine fettle for [d by 33-22 / ’ GIFT BOXES (35c up yesterday. There wer. iiuiK’attons. liave been awarded by Inspector ness session gifts were exchanged, ;48 Chevrolet Sedan ...... $66 any meeting with Bristol." however, that the i.rohleiu uas're- ’S4 Fon) .Sedan ...... $99 ERA AT 98c TO THE 4'INE 6IOVIE CASI- $ 2 . 9 5 “ u p f WITH ALL PURCHASES ' OTHER SOCKS...... 25c Edward (’. Elliott, Jr ; Manl-hestcr Chri.stmas carols were sung and n 8 24 1-8 49 Bits of dissa and data, mostly eeiviiig his si'riou.s consideration as ^rporation, single dwelling on '84 Ford C im eh ...... i .,. $69 ER.A—A MOST tiOVIPLETE LINE! AT OUR BAKERY DEPAUT’'H'} T I dainty refreshments were .served You ran make someone happy with a year E ast 8ldM data, on the High-Brlstol rivalry: the paramount factor in ,the whole Center street to coal Jl.lOO and by the hostess and her mother, 'SI Pl.vmouth .Sedan...... $145 Custard Eclairs ...... ,5ceach: « for 25c 0 Bollnsky, rf ...... 4 1-2 9 Manchester’s longest winning Greernieii Gain Fourth great effort to arm Amerii a quick diyjilling on Carol drive to cost *86 Dfidgr Sedan ...... $76 around appre<’latcd gift by selecting one Mrs, Nellie Marks of these Kodaks. Prices are very .low. I.et Pineapple Pie.s. well fliled...... ea, 23c 1 Taggart, I f ...... k.. 1 O^-O 2 streak against Bristol has been B ox Score ly niid to provide simultaneous aid 1 ^’.86 Terraplane Sedan ...... $14.6 2 Ridolfi, c ...... 1..2 2-2 6 four straight while the Men of Straight Triuinph Aft* 1 for Britain. IIS quote you! Rolls, a large variety to chootê frOm.. 13c d i/,. ; 2 ditz. :t5c Dex ise o.stmaster , Thomas J. Quisli *86 Chevrolet Ciiaeh...... $14,6 2 Hennequln, rg 0-0 2 Monahan have run up strings of Ellsworth Other Men’s . GiftS'That Are Sure To Please He shed no liglit. however, on -By certificates of dense the fol '.66 Chevrolet Sedan ...... S’!95 KODAK ACCESSORIES — DEVELOPERS Ginger Squares ...;...... A 19c er Hard Battlo; Ban* stated this afternoon that the | The New Synchronizer S|iepd Gun will 1 Berzcnskl, Ig ...... 8 0-0 6 eight and seven straight In the B. F. A lligator R aincoats...... $5.75 to $26.50 Buxton Billfolds ...... $1.00 to $5,00 All Wool Mackinaws...... $8.95 up whether he planned to reorganize lowing conveyances have been re . Cupcakc.s, assorted if you w ish ...... do/,. 23c 0 Paganl, rf ...... 1 0-.0 2 Pt, the Defense Commission in an ef stamp and parcel post windows of 1 m ake some Mox1e Fan very happy to own! course of the, 21-year fostlvltles croft Sinks Iy Baskets.' Mnlz'on, If . . . ___ 2 3 7 Pioneer Suspenders ...... $1,00 Jockey Shorts ...... 50c up Heavy Shaker Sweaters...... $3.95 up corded at the office of Town Clerk both the main and Station A post ' Terms .Vs Low As .52.00 0 Lindsay, Ig ...... 0 0-0 0 . . . hlghelt score ever made In the Grigcly, If ...... 0 0 0 fort to accelerate production. .8amucl J. Turkington: Ernest O. Pioneer B elts...... $1.00 up Camp Moccasins ...... $2,95 Gotham Suspenders ...... 50o offices will be open Sunday after- ; Per Week. THURSDAY GROCERY SI‘KC!ALS aeries was 57 points by Bristol In Bloomfield High became victim Pease, rf ...... 2 0 4 Flannel Shirts ...... $1.00 up Bowling Shoes ...... $2.95 Knit Gloves ...... $1.00 up lliilaniler estate to his widow, noon from 1:30 to 7:30 to facilitate 6 12 S-4 27 1931 . . . Its 67-14 win th a t year Mrs. Hiilda L. Hiilandcr, one half '87 (iraliujn S e d a n ...... $78*6 Rutter, Fairmont Creamery ...... Ih. 10c No. 3 of Ellsworth H igh's 1940-41 Huderne, rf ...... 1 2 4 Initial H a n d k erch iefs...... 25c up Florsheim Shoes .; .. .$8.75 up Ski C a p s ...... 7Sc up the mailing of Christmas matter. Score at half, 26-12 Speedboys; also supplied the greatest margin basketball campaign as the South Bancroft, c ...... 5 1 11 L#athgr Jackets ...... $9.9,6 up Bostonian Shoes ...... $7.50 Glass Billfolds...... $1.00 Interest In UIdge street property; '87 Packard Sui>er...... $,696 LIQUORS— WINES S p ry...... 3-11). can 17c—with C()iin'

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t,r5R WfWJtT WELL REHIT//^?/^ (fi€ Sense Nbnsense tfieTAW CUFF iw tLLE H s/ B U Y S E L L VHW M arckaeousgical In our bcTtrilderment wa wonder It doesn't -pound ethical, but Mabel— M y Bcotch boy- fiiend what has become of the ancient when we aake'H a friend how In sent me this picture. Christian doctrine of "Pence on goodness he had increiued his Helen—Oh, let 'me see what he f Mmcmi *ii ^ n € J mwMicw wrcight In recent nkmtha he said he looks like! / ^ K ^ ______earth, good-will to men." F hod his appendix iâmoved and Mabel—I can’t; I haven't had it Professor—I am going to speak d teeth put ^ Sort of developed yet. which Industry will cooperats with Situations Wanted— ' Apartments— Plats on liars today. How many of you underwent an appendertllstry. LosI an** Found I Automobiles For Sale 4 i the trade schools In training skill Female AM | I'enements wjAsks Expansion Funds ed'workers. Jury’s Award have read the 25th chapter of our Advantages 1^ _t r u c k canvaâ. t>et\veen I U?34 TKRRAPUANK aedan $95,00, i _ lesion today? iramll.v FlrtwMea It is silly to Mied tears dver your FOR RENT— AVAlbABLE. 3 A sum o f 9166,000 Is requested Nearly every student raised his possible "lack of early advantages" Bpot Square ami Center, bur- i 1931 Poiitiae »cdan $.50.00. 1930 1 for the purchase o f equipment and Where has the family fireside gone, en's Kced Service. Phone 5406.----- Bukk innM ê^vlceeServir(.» trnereoOffered I m II'EMALE i, DOG SPAVED, 12.50. UUTUUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS w'edding cakes made and decorat- 3 ROOMS, pantry, bath, oil range, lion .\sks tion. There is no doubt, he said, year 1942-43 if the appropriation In (fusing Injury. Christmas la a cumulative joy; sparkling eyes and shout. .«!. Mrs. Geo. Wogman, 305 Oak ASHES, PAPERS removed week cals altei-ed $1.00. Dr. G. E. Bit- suitable for couple; at bus slop. but what there is need for skilled is granted by the legislature. It Is not fashioned of one day Of happy voices through the house, Junior - Dad, I've raised that $2 I've needed so long. AMP AJdOTHER THINO- rHULLO,MARTHA.' VN G0aV,VCX) &HDW WE MIGHT I'M ' Street. Tel. 5459. ly. (Tiambers Trucking. Phone good, Jr., 10 Laselle Road. We.M 612 Center street. To Carry Out ^'ork workers in tool and die making, At New, Ha>«n alone; in laughter and In song. especially with the nation’s pres Hartford, D«c. 18—cal schtHil. Of tlii.s sum, tions are to lie established to Lloyd T. Williams. Toledo, 0 „ at- ' shadows lengthen: teed singers, also cages. Nice e.xcellent location. Apply Edward ciilcd shortage of skilled lalior in make the training of the trade tni-ney, his son. Lloyd, Jr., Miss O, Christman never Is one time 1B38 BUICK SEDAN. 19.38 G. M. 31.50. ,1. Holl. Telephone 464'2. $80.1.50 is for machinery and lliis field. He visited many greon- ♦ 'hristuias gifts, '-.girrabee'i Bar equipment to expand the pre.setil schools more effective. The duties Grace Graves of New Haven and apart, C. pickup. 1937 Fonl sedan, 1934 ber Shop. 1.5 Pitkin street. liou.scs in this vicinity ami was Irving Block of Greenfield, Mass., Plymouth sedan. Cole Motors - FUR SALK—BLUE spruce Chrlst- coui'ses .and for new cour.scs to be of these siipervisors will be to It Is all Christmases within the ma.s tree.s. Tvursery grown. Any told that export workers arc at a study the adjustment and prog was “ a substantial factor In pro heart. 6463.______FOR SALE—LiVRGE selection of Wanted lo Rent 68 added next year, and $51,718 i.s for heighth $1.00; al.sd used govern premium. The course would teach ress of trade and high school ducing the plaintiff’s injury." canaries, all colors, guaranteed .salarie4, supplies and other ex iKiys how to raise ahd care for 1936 NA.SH COACH. 1»3S Graham ment snow shoe.s $t .50, I’ sul W ANTED TO RENT four or five graduates in Imluslry anil to The accident on Nov. 24 oc j .'lingers. Ideal Christma.s, gift. 177 penses. flowers ami plants and would lie ' Perhaps some of our readers sedan. 1939 .Nash sctlan. 1937 l.,aviU. Flllngton. Conn. Phone iiHjinn Iw'tWFpn $*2fi Rml $*10. (.’all Five New Teachers make recommendations concern curred on the college highway in Center street. Phone 8083. eondiicted in a greenhouse to be may have noticed this tendency: Packard .sedan. 1910 Nash sedan, Roekvllle 2'2 3224 after 7 p. m. .Mr. Echmalian .said that the ing courses, and to suggest means Cheshire and pinned Nichols be Mrs. Brown — How children's ^ k O A M E constructed by the i\chool. tween the front part of Block's 1938 Htndebaker sedan. Measier proimaed jdan for expansion calls for cooperation among high tastes do change. Vilf llN & A Nash, 10 Henderson Kd. 7'2.58. A31RISTMAS TRF.E.S. tmisam and Poultry and Supplies for the addition of couraes in tool The State Board of Ediu aliun is ochools, trade schools, employers. car and the rear of another, which asking appropriations totaling $1.- Mrs. W hite—Yes, when'my two spruce 3 to 1 feet. '250 to 75c. and die making, automobile me- and labor groups, all to the end was parked, owned hy Samuel B ook let DiHeiiMses 841,223 for tho eleven trade were small, Johnny loved soldiers l'hri.stniaa wreath.s '2,5c each and FOR S A LE —N A TIV E milk fed elianlcs and ixidy work, and.green- that youth can he liottcr .served Galvin who had hired the plaintiff np. Englisli Holly and Mfsiletoe. turkeys. Sehaub's Turke.v Farm, j .sctiools now ojieratpd by the State and wa.stc effort eliminated. to give him a tow. and Mary was crazy about bright Manchester house ofieralion, all of wrflch he ly painted dolls. Now Mary Is Also potteil plants and cut flow 1.88 Hillstown Road, Phone 4978. l,.ife ill (seriiia iiv feels are of vital importance In Department and two profvjsed The expansion of trade schmd In another derision handed ers, at reasoni>4ile prlce.a. MrOjn- crazy about soldiers nn>l Johnny Evening Herald that the iKissibilities of employ ones for the .si'hool year of 194f-42. facilities In Connecticut, according down hy the court It defined the ville's Greenhiai.ae. 302 Wood- The amount appropriated for Uie respective powers of Boards of runs after every painted doll he Clarailied .\dvertit*cment8 Articles For Sale ment in these fields are high for to the State Board of Education, bridge street, al.so corner .Main Hartford. Dec. IS —OTi ,\ book eleven existing schools for Hie is justified by the extreme short- Finance and Boards of Education sees. Count «ix avfciMjc* Wwrrta to a uhp. skilled workmen. The program with respect to estimates submit VAAiLAVra . HI and Birch .streets. Tel. ,5947. Free FOR S A LE —GIRLS' bicycle, in let entitled, "Freedom or Fa-s- pro.scnl year is $700,000. I age of skilled tabor in the ma- - iBltlals, number* and abbrevlattonn will require the addition of at least ted by the Board of Education to ' aacb count ae a word and comround doliverv. good condition, also’ C,lr1 Seoul ci.sm." has been pul)li.she♦! • li- ie • ISofiaeouttTe Daya...[ 7 ctai f ota ward .story of the e.ssontlal differ WAR. c o l l e g e ’ S Cofiaecutlre Day*...I f et*|ll ctm lie .yard to clejin up. Nichols chanical drafting. Up until last occupa Magnate—My time is worth ULL* ences between the Fascist way of tions for the benefit of the youtli I ty%f ...... |tl ot*|lS et* .Moving—Truckinir— store, Highland Park. year, textiles was al.so part of the town siipixirt. federal aid and in- 1 $100 a minute. AU ord*r* for Irregular tnaertlon* life apd the American way. and of the state and ailvancement of Friend (casually)— Weil, let’s V Trill b* charged at the one time rate. Storaxe 20 FOR SALK —ME.N'S rebuilt and curriculum but the course was .slniclional prodiictionul 'work is Police Court what Jt is like to live in a totali the state's Industrie.*. go out this afternoon and play $10, KUUIIS AND HER UUDDIBS Good Luckr Boots Sbecla] rate* fpr long term eeery relasted shoes. Better than new dropiied because of lack of Inter expected to ht- about $242,(KK). dMig adv*rtl*lng gWen upon request. tarian countrj’.” 000 to $15,000 worth of golf. .t a m e s A. WOODS moving and cheap Shoes. .See them. Sam Written from material obtained est. As a re.si4t, much of the third Included in thevbudget requesU Found guilty on a Charge of A4* ordered before the third or floor of the building on .School W t VVKClttST T\KT. TO NOW. Mth day will be charged only for trucking. Ashes removeil weekly. 5'nlyes. 701 Main. from The Foreign Policy Associa is an item of $25,000 for the ex- ; I di iihken driving," Anthony Kuclen- LYT HR. NtWOW _ *V*» QIXTT. T V t MOST INO^lNKTE tlie Actual number of ttraee the ad Coal, coke and wood for .sale. 381 tion and other sources, the pam street is empty and available for pansion of the evening program in i (loiiiiiiittee RapH : ski, 49. of 94 North street, was NOWADAYS THERE PROBA T «*> ON \NV44Ctt ÔOT*, HAS Appeared, charging at the rate ear^- expansion if tho State Lv'gislature trade education for older youth i BLY ARE MORE ADULT.S THAN TO THt A\R- KAPPV. GYMJXtP* THE Tv4\*5«> SHE VS •d bnt no allowance or refunds can Center street. Tel. 8566 or 5030. phlet frankly dl.scusses nearly hned $100 and costs In town court POPT _ Fuel and Feed 49-A approves the appi'opri.ation. and adults, $.30,000 for all-night I this morning by Judge Raymond CHILDREN WHO BELIEVE IN USViOlK) A%4>O\j0TE\N SORE OF \S THAT SHE Lo made on *It time ad* stopped every phase of life in present day R ail Foiiii» tira p€ aay adsertlsement ordered Donald Gehring. Tel. 8758. Influences. local school in tool and die mak gram in a few selected areas in ; Senate Railroad Finance Commit rammed into two automobiles . ib r mofOjytAA one time. Repairtnc 2.1 head-on The accused denied that The IniSdeerteot omission of Isi- tee today called The George ami "I see a train of cars, a sled and u new suit —bill definitely : dpyroot publteatlon of adrerttalng Household Goods he bad been drinking heavily • w iU bo rectified only by eaneellatloii WANTED TO TUNE, repair and Frances Ball Komidatlon,' created enough to cause him to be unfit to not a bicycle.” - Af the eharge made for tho sets toe regulate your piano or player by George A. Ball, a "superholding drive. He said that he was drowsy. fAAdorod. 015^3 5’OURSELF All odTortiaemento most oonform piano. Tel. Manchester 5052. A XMAS GIFT company” which enabled the Ball John Douglas, 47. of 217 North f . Hampton street, Boston and Ed lA style, oopy and typography with REP AIRING AUTO TOPS, side I>et Albert'., be your SaiitS. C3niix family to retain control of a se FUNNY BUSINKSS ysgnlatlone enforced by the publieh- ami save ’you money on 3-1-.5-6- mund Smith. .58. of 66 Liberty •rs and they reserre the right to curtains, luggage, hand made dog curities profit without paying a tax •dit. rerlae or reject aay copy oon> Rooni Outfit... Each outfit ho., been j rm it. street, Worcester, both negroes, collars, harness. Charles Laklng, pleaded guilty to vagrancy counts Aldered objectionable. 90 Cambridge street Tcl. 4740. reduced from $25 lo $75. Prices J The foundation, organized for ClX>SINO HOURS— CUsstfied ads start at an t i CTnamerationa own truck «rul be an Independent Eric was headed for the castle • • ''** ■VOU AT distributor. Wagea ^taranterd ONCe Machinery and Tools back of the Ea.sl Wind. His wing Germany has released nine Write Box C. Herald. ed horse flew through blile sky Pattern 8848 0 pictorials for war-winter relief. D W ANTKD - - ONK experienoed LARGE STOCK OF uiied tractors. and pink clouds. Through gray Historic buildings are pictured. K i f * Tkeaka m roofer and wood ahlngier. Call Implements. Dublin Tractor Com clouds*and then through great If you want something decidedly ... ■emeiiam .., •••••••a•• r 1:30 pany, Willimantlc. black ones. The air became chilly. new and ultra-smart send for this aa6 roaea 1 3889 Manchester between Announcement that Baltic na and 9 evenings. Then tt became so cold that the li pattern (No. 8848) right away, eMBBeta t and be among the first to wear it tions absorbed by Soviet Russia t horse could fly no more. He began would cease stamp issues may At BOY W ANTED for fountain*W'ork. Musical Instruments 53 Fitted through the waist, with to dip down out of the sky. hav£ been premature. Latvia con __ _ for Sols ...... « Arthur's Drug Store. 84ft Main Below them lay the great, gray soft, dra|)ery lines, and a pepluni LtftMObtlos for Ejcehs.Bc* a»»* * tinues Us own postage with a se street. angry waves of the sea. ruffle to mark the new, longer ef Lie** Aeesssorls*^Tlrrs • FOR SALE PIANO reasonable. fect, this lovely dress will make ries of five marking entrance into ALLEY OOP Fellow Sleuths BY V.T. HABIUK Let* Rspsirinc—*P*1nUDC t (îll 6777, "Now what?” thought Eric. A e** Schools a a • aa a l- A “ This flying horse can't light such you look extremely elegant and jjlhe Soviet Union. Aet** Ship by Tr*ek ...aaaaa t WANTED- DISH WASHER, Ap- slim and aristocratic. The yoke ... COME NOW.BOV5, O SOU'RE GOING TD* ^WHAT ts ALL TMIG ABOUT THESE BOVS STOLE AN I OONTT k n o w , b u t X MEAN TO L e t * * " F or H lr* . . i ...... » waves ’ I AN AIRPLANB^^; - — ply Sheridan H'otel. Then Eric thought of the little interest is new! Tho bracelet Requests for a U. S. stamp pic WHERE 1$ THIS 06NV EVERYTHING, < ARMV AIRPLANE FIND OUT.' COMB ALONG, ■ "^*f^c»->-S*orscs M Wanted— To Kujr 58 sleeves are new! The concealed AND A /^VES, MISTER . H ^reyeles—Bicycles ...... It white .lea shell Saul had given turing the American flag meet ob ■ 'M l TRUCK HSI WHICH EH ? ALL RIGHT. A n d h a u l e d it u p A N P 'N m is t e r CAVEMAN,X w «et*4 Avtos^MotoreycUs .. It K m T IE N HELPER wanted. With fullness of the skirt Is new and t r u c k ? I 6*MAN, 'THIG h e r e in F. t r u c k CASH FOR CHRIST.MA.S, Cash him when he left home. .Saul had jections that cancellations disfig VOU 0R O U <^T SU IT VOORSELVES'I ^ ’ (wHOLfe BUSINS WHERE 1 t h in k , v o u c a n HELP nome experience preferred, .\pply paid for oM gold. jpwHry. watchs every one of these details is smart ure the flag. The flag has appeared THAT STOLEN ' M B .' toofllaess Sendcss OfFersfi ..«. Tlie Tea Rfxmi. 883 Main street. eaid it would take him anywhere and flattering. IS STILL A Xovsshold Services Offered i‘s, df*ntal gojd. ole. Rt»unt 14 on the water. in two U. S. designs: the 30-cent MVSTERV/ Y*ll4ing*-^Coatraetlog ...... Chrnt'v MIbrk. 983 Main atrpct, You'll be mighty proi^d of your stamp of 1869 and the 2-cwt of “I doh’l think I’d do for the submarine service- -I ean’ l ^*rt*t»^KQreer1e8 ...... Eric took Uie shell out of his over Thrtftv (^caners. pocket. It firm' out of his hand, self when you finish it, and yet. 1903. bold my breath very long!” ^ tt»e r*l XMrectors ...... in spite of Its expensive look, this . VeatlBs—>ri an blng-^Reeftng INSPECTION floated down to the sea and in a h d o LATE> CmCTruekhig''^torsge .. PiH'kIqhodkt Eric amt his w’Jnged horse, settled J'UONKKVII.I.F FOl.KS BY F O M A INK FOX shell again and Eric pul it back "What, again?" shouted the | ' included in your pattern. Choose Ihiblle Passenger Servlee ...... M-A I.arge Seleclliiii o4 FOR RENT EAST CK.NTER down on the deck:iand the boat fla flrep e, sheer velvet or chiffon- În ttB g—^Fapfririg .•*«••••.•• >1 rsi:i» TIRES street, nice warm comfortable aped thixMigh the whter until Eric in his pocket. tie flew .straight giant. “That’s impoasibie, 1 say It PrctsBslonsl Ser%'!cee n has been safely locked in the bot- ' thin wool, for this design, which is (C tl4(l..h]r ronUint fpi) , Legalring ...... i t Sizes 17-18-19-20. room, next to bath and shower. saw a great gray castle on a rock. hack to tho giont who hail no beat Is soft materials. Tederlng'-Dyeing-leaning •• *4 Call 6881. There the boat stopped and heart. The giant was chuckling tom o ^ lie Iron Mountain these F ix'* Tiil>e with exery tire Pattern No. 8848 is designed 'Toilet Goods end Servtcs ..**• bought during Stale In.pecHon Eric's horse flow up to the castle over his joke. many/yeara.” . ^ Y a n ted — Bufflness Service S* ; door. Eric saw no one. So he dis "Quite a trip you had, eh?" he ■ Neeiled No More . for sizes 12. 14. 18. 18 afU 20. Size P.daeatletml •Vere. } 4 , bracelet sleeves with peplum, ' Course! end Clansee ...... *7 | mounted and leading his horse said. — - Eric needed no more. He leaned Ratterlex — Gloxs — lleatera. Sefe . • requires 4 .3-8 yards of ,39-lnch ma Private Instrocttone ••••••••*. ’ I’arts for .MI.Mifkes of Cani. went all the way through the ca.s- "It wiis a fin e trip." said Eric. over and whispcried^ln the car of t>aaeiBg ...... \ "I found you are ,a very careful his winged horse, "Take me to the terial without nap: short sleeves. Masieal*~Dr«matie ...... { tle until he came to a little stone 4 yards. \ giant." -Iron Mountain.”'*' BY MBRRILI. KLOSSEB Wanted—Instructtons •..••■ •• n. M 'P.VNT.V LEO'S McKlNNEY room under ground. There he .saw For a Pattern of this attractive FKKUKI.KS Al^D HIS FRIENDS Batting 10fi*'f Flaaaelal i USED .4I.TO PARTS BROTHERS on open iron casket snd beside It "Ho, ho," laughed the giant. The horse sprang through the ^ Bond*—Stoekso-M^rtgagea .s. t1 | Horace .SfnH't, Off Wetherell (»lept an ugly troll with long, yel "But. sir.’’ said Eric. . "I have a air. They flow into great, black model send 15c In Coin. Your . Business Opportunities ...... aFOR RE.VL ESTATE r Tele|ihiine 3316 low teeth. I second crow^that must be taught clouds and soon great. Icy sheets Name, Address, Style, Number and LARD asked Me to d a n c e T h is lo o ks like a W it h o u t e v e n FRECKLES Money to Loan ...... I t , Size to The Manchester Evening ’ Help ae* tllaatlems ANU. INSURANCE Eric wakened the troll and the your singmg secrets, or my Queen of rain were falling about them. WITH A pr e t ty g ir l AND I'M DANONQ THIS SW ELL .PROSPECT - BEES LOOKING AT Herald. Today’s Pattern Service, dedicate The d anc e NEXT ONE vyiTH tjONT CLUSTER AROUND VOUR FACE. VOU ^ Melp Wanted—Female ...... M | 666 Main St. Phone 6066 old fellow grinned. will nijtjilclieve the -stories of your The horse’s strong wtngs were so ilelp Wanted—Msle 1^ i 106-7th Ave., New York, N. Y. TO h i m / BEN OAViS.SO NOW'S A t h is t le t MAY 1. OAVCE MAY. “ Too Istle" fine vome." wet he could hardly fly. He began WITH' THE "telesmep Wanted ...... P4-A I Our new Spring Fashion B o o ^ l VOUR. CWANCE f /SHE SAID. ^ Help Wanted—Male or Female 17 | "Too late. " chiirkled the troll. "That's right." said the giant. to sink. And below them was the A RBST OF . FLATTERED '■/Agente Wanted ...... 17-A ■ ICC* "There have been others before He looked Very .self important. gray and angry sea. will be ready In TWO WEEKS! 50UT BY MIS '.illtuatione Wanted—Female .*• ; “ But let me hear'tbe bird so I will • So’ Eric quickly pulled out his Send for your copy nowr, be among SuOOCN , Bltuatlone Wanted—Male .... IS i you. The giant took h'ls heart out Zonitiff Hoard of .Appeals Know what mistakes to correct.” white .seashell. it fell to the ocean the first to receive it. Newest of 1 5 INTEREST/ Bmploymont Agenciet ...... j of here years ago.” l.lva Sleek—Peta—Pealtry— I In coiiforiiiity with tlie j-cquire- j Evening Auction Erie was very disappointed. But Eric took the second crow from below and turned into a fine white m styles by our Fashion designers. r \ Vektrlea I menl.. of the zoning, regulations, At he could see the casket had been his pocket and held it out on his boat. Eric and his horse settled Full of sparkling new patterns for Doge— Birde— Pete ...... 4t tlie Zoning Board of .XpjH'als of | every member of the family. Bo 4* empty so tong that it was filled hand. The crow preened his wing* down on the deck, and the boat Live Stock—Vehtclee ...... REIDS* easy to make that even beginners Poultry and Supplies ...... 41 llie. Town of Manehe.mer will hold^, with spider wehe. So he mounted and sang these words: sped over tho Wafer to the Iron Wanted —Pet*—Poultry—Stock 44 a public hearing on Thursday, De Al CTION Al IMTORIL M his wnnged horse, flew to the white "Tel! us, good sir, where you Mountain. ' will enjoy making them. P er Sate— etlseellaneoas U. S. ROUTE 6, BOUTON. CT. cember 19th. 1910, at 8:00 P. M., boat and spetl back to the coast keep your heart, Pattern 16c, Pattern Book 16c, Articles For Sale ...... ' in the Municipal Building on the Boats snd Acceesorles ...... * \ FRIDAY EVENING of the good gray Queen's land. "There is one comes near it will Tomorrow-: A hat brings enronr- One Pattern and Patteni Book or Building Materials ...... 17 following applications: There the boat became a tiny sea rend it apart." agenwfit. dered together, 25c. DIameods —Watches— fewelry IX | .Application of John F. Howard December 2ft -\t 6:3ft P. M. Electrical .\ppUance*—Radio.. 4*, of 41 Dclriiont streei, for periiiis- Fuel and l-Ved ...... 44-4 NEAV HOOKED RUGS Garden—Farm—Dairy Produci* »0 Mion to enclose » Grease Pit on Another shipment, these are All Abont Jine and J{auBy*6 Mafic Merry Chrlatmaa Rouscbold Goode ...... *1 the north side of a Gss Station at wool rugs, brand new, wide se SANTA’S SECRETS Machinery and Toole* *•••••••• 134 Oakland Street, in ,a Residence BY JOHN C. TKRRt^ Mnet**^l Instruments tt lections scatter sizes to 9x12, THAK8(:S,TIM»4LE.' O K SAbJTA, COME aUtCKLV/ JACK SUUUUUY SMIl'U Double-Barreled W’elcome Office and Store Kqulpment ••• 44 ! A zone. fine designs. Sptelale at the Stores 14 ' Application of James A Harri- WOW w e MUST FBOST SStfS HE'S C30IWG TO TAKE w ------. law '. 'T.\: ...... 'ri'i'- u u iv Wearing Apparel—Pure ...... 47 ' son of 62 Oxford .'Street, for .per- ()uanlity of New Linens H ueny TO PLA C E T H IS YEAIU / J------7 W O W / W BEAUTIFUL...BOT IN V l Wanted—To Buy...... tt . mission to luiild an attaclied gar- .Sheets, Pillow Cases. Lunrh- WHAT A j l VIEW OF WHAT RCW4 Bsew BfM ird—Motel*—Rewene eoii .Sets. 'VtE’S OV/ER AT Reataaraol* , age to present, duelling at 62 Ox TOYSHOP WOW.’ J JOINT/ / I 5AJP....MENACINC/ fi•easa Without Board .••••••• ** ford Street, which will be nearer Some China and GlaBb oardere Wanted ...... tneliidlng some old pieces, snd Country Board—Resorts ...... to than the required restriction of ftotele-^He*t*ut**nls ...... 41 four feet from the boundary line, othfr interesting small antique Wanted—Rooms— Board ...... M in a Residence A zone. items. « ■ Heal Eetale P4»r Kent Application of John Fisher of Apartmvute. Flat*. Tenetnenta •t Modern Furniture Business Locations for 64 59-61 Bridge Street for permission 8-piece Dining Set, smooth top Bbuses For Rent «t to build an aUdlUon to present 3- Gas Range. Dressers, Beds. r gubnrban For R ent ...... ft car garage nearer than, the re Bummer Homes For Rent .«*•• 47 Stands, Chairs, Parlor Sets, Etc. rx Wsnied to Rem ...... (I quired three feet from the boun Golf Clubs, Stevens Shot Gun, H e«l K4*tale P er Sale dary line, in a Residence B zone. 16-gauge, single shot.’ Avartitittut Building for Sale .. t» AU persons interested in these “ uslnese Property for Sale ••• 7« Hall Ileatml. f'hairs for All. 7t applications may ap[icar at this rms and l-^nd fo r Sale Truckmen. US.S for Sal* ...... 7* hearing: Lott for Sal* ., Zoning Board of Appeals. ROBERT M. REID & SONS ' R«*ort Property for Sst* \\. rbao for 8«1* ...... Raymond Goslee, Auctioneers Estat* for Bschanc* Chairman. 201 Main SL Phone 6193 ; ^ * n u d — R .a l ...... Hkiward F. Taylor, .Manchester. Conn. ai:')' ,4 '4 ■ - a aawMMt.—Lcnal Kotle** Secretary. \SL ttecol KoUett...u... V- >AT. XnECBMBER li , i m Aanrl^rBlrr Ettraitig Ati^ s Daily Circulation For thV NesUi af NavMSbw, ISIS Tht Wsnthsr . Only 5 Shopping Days to Christmas! r steeast af tl. S. Wenthar Baroa 6,5M Cloniy and warmar tonlglitt f ■ ' ' I HALE'S SELF SERVE Membw sC Uw Audit Friday cloudy and warawr, light TIm Oriciml !■ Ntw England! BoraM af OIrealstiaas rain la aftaraaon. Open Until 9:00 Evenings Manehe»U!r—-A City of Village Charm AND HEALTH MARKET The Chrisfmas Store T * Until Christmas. Do your hwt minut. shopping Ih* convenient wsy—nt Hsle's! Our gift stocks nre still Inrge nnd VOL. LX., NO. 68 «XBaalSad Advertising an Pnga IS) MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19,1940 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS THURSDAY SPBCIALS we can assure you of exceileht service. Beginning tomorrow night we will be open until 9 o’clock Green Stnnipn Giren WHh Cesh Sales. evenings. Escape parking dilBcuHiea by using our free parking space—It’s free to our customers. Flattery for Business Women! Fugitive** Family Dctaineil for Questioning . t I letrge Paekege 0«M Medal British Authorized Gift Hosiery Barbizon Undies Churchill Sees Danger Bisquick Leave it to Barbiaon to design Blouses undiei that are both enchanting These are the buai- To Negotiate. New and practical aa super gifts. Beau tifully tailored of allk and rayon ✓ neaa woman's Joy—fine satin seraphim. New petal pink tailoring and detalla— Of Invasion Supreme; Prunes long and short sleeves or whits. —rayon crepe and cot Slips ...91.69 to 92.50 ton. Sizes 32 to 44. War Goods Buying Cornation Milk 4 can. 29c Gowns. .92.98 to 96.00 $1.19 to A dm inistration Simulta* | Georgia Residents Want ^ Italian Force Trapped Pea Bears______2 ii... lie neously Considers Es- To Pay Higher Taxes; $1.98 . Jablishing ‘High Com* ValdoaU, Ga., Dec. IB.—($V- Gift Handbags Residents of this aouth Georâ Rearguard to De Soft Pedal Is Applied Premier Asserts Hitler Genuine leather handbags jand^ for Defense municipality want to pay high To Christmas Caroling Pkjra. '^ p fend Bardia in Preca Needs ‘To Do Some* Wheaties or Kix JL 21c •V-AfTy in envelope or top handle Program; No Contracts er taxes! styles with zipper compart Lounging or Sleeping A group of civic leaders and rious State; Way of Memphis, Tenn., Dec. 19. —(/P; thing Now, or at Anj Good Xurk I.emoii, Chocolate or Biitlersootch ments. To Be Actually Signed. taxpayera haa called on munici Citizens complained the ’’an First Quality pal and Lowndes county au Escape to Tobruk Un gels’’ were singing too loud on Rate in Next 2 Months* Ringless Chiffons $l,95t $2.95 $ 4 .9 5 Pajama.. IJB Sylo thorities to increase their prop Main street and that they were ' Pie Filling 3 Pkes. 25c -jamas $1,98 Washington, Dec. 19.—(/P) erty levies as much as half a der Aerial Bombard violating the city’s anti-nolae —Speaks Joyfully of la Smart New Shades 14.00 to $6.00 ' Simulated Leather The exclusive FIst-Bnk feature insures —The Roosevelt Administra mill for an advertising fund to ment; Advance Ele*' ordinance, Onitiniiing Offensive tion authorized the British attract industries to this coun . So the soft pedal was appli’ed NoMend Hosiery ___ $1.15 to $1.35 pr. HANDBAGS — 91.00 correct fit—a soft rayon crepe miiterlal in two models and assorted colons. Sizes li government to nego ty of 32,000 inhabitants. ments of Army Being to their Christmas caroling. In Africa and Parity Box of 100 Lion Brand Hosiery ...... 7ne The ’’angels” are statues of Salada Tea Balls D. O. A. Hosiery ...... $8c to 20. ■ tiate new war material con Sanction for such tax In- Steadily’ Reinforeed. craeses must come from the angels, equipped with loijil- (ibaiices Next Year. tracts at once—possibly to Georgia Legislature, which con speakers. Do Your Xmas Shopping for Xmas CHILDREN’S HOSE taling 93,000,000,000 — and venes Jan. 1. Cairo, Egypt, Dec. 19.— Clyde William Buchanan on an Alexendria, Va., forced and the position of the Freah-rCri*p not have to await approval of the . , : robbery warrant had found a suspect in s trailer home where the shooting occurred. The suspect tho lioatrin TfnU M ire ill Uihva, Greece, Session o f l.ongreSS. and his son then fled into the densely wooded mountain.M, Buchanan died today from wounds Incurred ‘t-ninanis i ine aiwi i ___^ ’ I next year of armed parity presidential program. ian Army in that area can with Germany. Bch. From other .sources it was learn ______in a gun battle with officers near Wheeler, Va. His son was captured late last night. London. Dec. 1 9 — i/p' -Three Celery Hearts 9c now be regarded as precari- If Britain’s 1941 strength is not . • ed that the British were seeking W ashington, Dec. 19 -- OP) — straight nights of R. A. F. bom- defense of the British Isles, i l U contracts for 12,000 additional Friend and foe alike predicted to ! ous,” said a British General bardment of Mannheim, south- I Churchill paM, It may be used in Daintiness for planes, at a possible cost of $l.t2,'),- day that the objective! of the Lo I Headquarters communique. western German Industrial, com "other theaters,” but he did not ■■JX- 000,000 ; 2,000 to 2,500 more tanks, gan-Walter bill, vetoed by Presi Fumtive Dies I The Royal Air Force, recounting mercial and communications cen say what they might be. HEALTH MARKET and guns and ammunition ro.sting Fascists Leave Two ! raids sn'i rcconnais.sance which I.ess Than Thousand Lost Little Girls! about $1,700,000,000. dent Roosevelt, would become law ! look British planes over the west ter, were described today in well- informed quarters as part of a The Battle of Africa, he declared, FOOD FROM THE SEA One of the nicest things about little Plans for Defense Hpeed at thu next session of Congress ern desert battlezone ano also girls is that it's so much fun to dress . ■8^v^ ' with his approval. After Posse British move to smash communica has cost B ritain leas than 1,000 kill / The White House, meanwhile, Key Mountain Towns over the frontiers with Italian F.ast tions between Germany and Italy. ed and wounded as against captur* them up. Representative 'Va (D-Pa\ Africa, reported: / disclosed that the president had co-sponsor of the legislation, an- Linked with the third attack of at lea.st 30,000 prisoners and They look adorable in Bahv BiiiitiiigH y iinder consideration at least four Wounds Him Uttle Movement Seen last night was an R. A. F. smash much material, but above all had Mackerel lb. 9c r. -unced that he would introduce ! “The Bardia-TobCuk road was transparent velvet or rayon new baby will be beautifullv anug and /• or five plans for Injecting speed at Italy—a factory in MUan, docks demonstrated the quality of Britiah Tlic the same measure Jhc first day of Gr«k 0.cu|,.lion „( faSC istS ' also bombed but little movement >) taffeta in beautiful blue, waim in this niouel. Zipper closing detachable into the defense program. ;One In the new Congress and Represen HU at Genoa and an airdrome in north Empire forces, permitting Britain Swordfish Shriipp wine or aqua shades. Sizes hood. Pink, blue and white. / volves a proposal to establiah a tative McCormick (D-Masa), an Son, Taken Ijile l^sl Klisiira, 1 epeleni Im was seen. ” ern Italy, .according to the Air ”to take bolder views than thoM 7 to H. “high command'' for the program outspoken opponent of that bill ' ' Linked with aerial operations Ministry’s announcement. open to us before.” $1.69 to .$4.98 Off to the ski trails or skating In this headed by Secretaries Stimson and said action on legislation, ’’pro Night, Reveals Hiding minent; Entrance De against Italian-occupied Ethiopia Informed quarters stressed thir Churchill suggested that th# Halibut Smoked Fillets comfortable, dashing Jacket elasliclzed at KnoK and William S. Knudaeh, In- perly drawn, has only been dc-1 Briljish Units ; and Eritrea were British land Mannheim raids, however, as an ' present tapering off of the German the waist—zipper front—fur trimmed hood. duatrial production chief of the De layed.” .y s. Place of Buchanan; . layed for Mopfiiiig Up. patrols were again active in the attempt to smash communication air siege of Britsm might mean $2.98 Sizes 12 to 20. fense Comroiaaioo. Senators Hatch (D-NM) and <.RefuH4*s to Siirrenderi*^ Kassala and Gallabat areas (facing links between the Axis powers { “preparation for some other form Cod Pollock Hot Plates Stephen ICarly, presidential sec Austin (R-Vt) promised to renew Bulletin! Near Bardia Eritrea and Ethiopia, respective while British troops continued of activity against Britain." Bad Keep the baby’s food warm whUc it's being retary. said this suggestion had their efforts t' obtain congression ly!, inflicting a number of casual their pressure against Italian | weather, he acknowledged might al approval. ' itch aaaerting that MidUlesboro. Ky.. Dec. 19 iPj Struga, Yugoslavia (At the ties on the epemy. " said the GHQ forces in Libya and British air and : be the chief factor, he said, but Butterfish eaten. A choice of cereal dishes or separate $5.98 and $6.98 been discu.ssed at a White Hoiiae sea forces helped the Greeks fight ; added: Fillers compartmenta for vegetables, etc. conference yesterday. efforts of th . sponsors ’’will not Clyde W illiam Buchanan. 40, died .Mbanian Frontier) Dec. 19. Fighting on Uihyan Bat* communique. be wasted.” today four hours after s poase of — (/P)_Greek troops patrol- General headquarters .said that Italy in Albania. "U would be a disaster for any- Stimson. Knox, and Assl.stant Votes Sustain Veto tlefronl Is Centered Plant Bombs Amid Smoke one to suppose that the auprems $l..‘i9 to $2.25 W’ar Secretary Patterson snd TJn- Keiitiicky, Tenne.ssee and Virginia | ling in driving /snow.storms 31..546 Italian prisoners, including Oysters QuoheUIgs Steamers The controversial measure, de 1,626 officers, had been counted al In the darkness last night R. A. ; danger of invasion has passed.” Baby Shop. dcr-sccretary Forrestal. of the signed to expedite appeals from or- officers wounded him in a g u n -b a t-; and temperatures as low as Around Port; Ships F. bombers planted bombs amid Adolf Hitler, he asserted, ’’has N avy met with the chief exeniMve^ ready as the haul of the Libyan of ders and decisions of many quasi-, tie near Wheeler, Va., where they 22 below zero reported today fensive and that several thousand the smoke of previous bombard- great need to do soniething'now or judicial federal agencies, met an ' — ’ ----- ‘— — ' " ■ Shell Greek Positions. ments of Mannheim, the air minis at any rate in the next two months. THURSDAY SPECIALS (flontlniiad on Page Fonrteen) found him after a that thev had found th« bod- more were being removed from try said. official, if temporary, death yes day trl-statF qiim- , . # u j j e e *$ ■ battle areas. ”We must suppose that ha li beriand fountain area. ; Rome. Dec. 19-iJ')—Fighting Mannheim, at the Juncture of terday when the House voted to hundred.s of frozen Ital- (An Admiralty communique Is making* plans which would be par sustain the president’s veto. A mo Beii County Attorney Walter B .: ians On the northern front. o the Libyan battlefront was re the Rhine and'Neckar rivers, is ticularly ‘directed against us." i.b. Martex and Cannon tion to.override the veto received a sued in London told of continuing one of the key Junctions of river- Drops Hint of Offensive Spare Ribs 16c Smith, who directed the hunt for 1 The weathe$ was SO cold that ported by the Italian high com Naval bombardment of Italian vote of 153 to 127, but fell fai short Buchanan, reported the Capture ' At the same time Churchill of the constitutional requirement officers ordered the re- mand today to^be centered around ' positions along the coast.! Continiipd on Page fifteen) dropp^ a hint of Britain's own Gift Towel Sets Flashes! that two-thirds of tb' attending gyd 'f T h";"B ,S|llrf .f «.ntrta .very halfif. >»« o. B.rd„. wh„. Important Supply Base * _ _ long range offensive planning when (I«te Ballettna ot Hm W ire) c;iyue, jr., jo. me .vuiiiign ■ - - --— CVerV ------.... , j Lb. UTi members of both Hou md Senate anan fled into the mountains with forces were said to have attacked Bardia. less than 10 airline miles he said that she would be "well Rib Corned Beef 16c Practical, attractively boxed gift I hour lest the.vTreeze tO death, northwest of the junction of the acts in four patterns and six colors. must approve before a vetoed armed in 1941” and ”no doubt we Nazis Carry Fasrist Troops measure can becotne law. his father after a pi.stoi fight a t j Some Greek infantrymen i Libyan-Egyptian frontiers, was an Bombers Hit shall find opportunities of using Boxes are unusual In style and ex Uiclr tr^ler camp in which Deputy . reported to have donned i On the Albanian front, the high Struga, Yugoslavia (At the .M- With the Logan-Walter bill dis Important Italian supply base and our forces, if not In defense of this Lb. ceptionally attractive. y posed of, a. ' 'umment talk bobbed port. The normal population is islapd. in other theaters on terms Shank Beef 16c luinlan Frontier), Dec. 19.— — killedkmcd"and*^°wo and two other peace oniccrs officers iI "hite sheets , to stalk______Fascist j. ;i shelled Greek emplacementsItalian warships in the fleet* of German transport planes up once more in the House but met 2,370. Two Vessels of moderate equality In numbers a cool reception from Senate Re were wounded early T>iesd.sy. outputs, in the manner ®f i,ukova zone north of Porto Edda The R .4.F. fanned wide in it.s I and equipment.” were reported toda.v to be shut publicans. The question was re Smith said. while Fascist planes bombed Greek $1.98 set tling Italian reinforcements across the Finns in the rinnish-Rus- offensive. ; As for the danger of Invasion, garded aa somewhat academic, The elder Buchanan was wmind- Sian war. , troop concentrations in the viclni- It made a “wave” attack two One Ship Is PresHined' ’ the Adriatic to the Albanian bat- since little if any business is be ' ty of Argirocastro, Morgoni and • "We are not afraid of any blow 8lx Patteme tlefront In an effort to halt the nights ago on Benina airdrome fore Congress and the session G'ontlniied on Page Ten) Athens Dec 10 iIPi__ 1 ',,. ! Kolonia. Artillery activity also was which its communique described as Slink and Other Badly . . . Our defense of the beaches Two Price Range* Greek eounter-lnvaalon. German would end automatically anyw'ay Aineris, uec. t.«. (>c) cii reported on the northern Albanian is complete.” pilots, because of their experience ’’one of the heaviest raids of the In two weeks, with convening of fontirmed rejiort.s from the ■ battlefront. war in the western desert.” dcs- Damaged in ,\ttaek. It was the prime minister’s final 72”x90” ..$4.98 In th is blitzkrieg method of nsov- the 77th session Jan. 3. If the .Admit British Bombing war report before the short Chtiat- ANIMALS ..93.98 Ing troops, were said to be flying (ireek-Albanian battlefront in troj’ing 18 Italian planes and firing ■ l» eae um t 6.r’x81” legislators remain in session three Freiirhter Hit The Italians acknowledged that the airdrome. ' Berlin. Dec. 19.—(A*' German ^ huge Junkers sent after urgent more days, they will break the all- -•Mbania said today that Ital British planes had again bombed 72”x90” . .97.50 A Rhodesian .squadron raided (Continued on Page Fourteen) (Jorgeous, DoWn Filled 6.r’x81’’ . .$3.98 pleas from Premier filuseollni. time record for lengthy sessions— ian f orees had withdrawn cities in northern Italy, causing Ijombers. scored hits on two mer Books Military sources, where the report the 3.54-day w artim e grind of 1917- from the kev mountain towns damage at Milan, Clenoa and near chantm en of alKiut 3,000 tons each ! Celanese Satin nf (ierman aid originated, said By Battleship (Continued on Page Fourteen) THE LASTING GIFT! 18. of Klisura and Tepeleni. An- in air operations against the Brit (hat each Junkers carries 20 fully Austin Reaffirms Stand ,, J- * u -J *u , allied and several injured in Milan. equipped men oniVthe short hop ish yesterday, Y authoritative Urês America Puffs Representative McCormack of i p ii; i • riut-L l-Imirs Oispatcn said tnal; iVerccIli is about 40 miles south- .sources said today, w w one of the ! AnimaN Big and L ittle ...... 5 l4l.v But Senator Austin (R-Vt),. act- ‘ ' _ ' I practice of delaying entrance i knowiedgcment here that the Brit- ^ Kept Seeret ing minority leader I" the Senate, while the other was badly dam- , Japanese Official Fean Glouceater Boy' ...... $1.00 Tailored Bedspreads . Basel, S w ltzi^ ^ a a n n d d ., Dec. 19.—(.P) New York, Deo. 19 '(J'' A 26,- ^ Until SUITOUnding area.8 had ’ westward drive had carried to aged forw^Td' and forced' to come F light 17 ...... $ 1.00 Gift Umbrellas -r-The iiewspaiitir Ln DemocHit of reaffirmed his stand that Congreu $16.95 Plain colored rayon taffeta spreads with should stay in session "during the 100-ton battienhip., t)ie~ u. s . s. j been mopped up. - thatThe port. communique said Italian to a halt. ‘Armagedflon' If Wai Little Elephant'eA^hiiMmae ...... $ 1.00 applique pattern and ruffled flounce. New Beautiful pattern! and handles. 16 Delemont reported todqy “from a Arkansas, and a freighter a fifth j In the case of Tepelen, and Kli- Six Army Fliers Die in The Uttle Story B ook...... $1.50 ribs and gloria or ^lune.se taffeta cov present emergency.” , .... , .jj. * ... planes had effectively bombed Slight British air action over colors: Wine, gold, dusty rose, deep blue good source In Zurich" that freight her size collided in the dark hours i sura In the middle sector of the , British mechanized uniU in the southwestern Germany was re- ‘ Entereil; Grew Replies. The Pleasant Pirate ...... 2.00 erings in all colors. Neither House can adjourn un Explosion of Giant ...... $ and green. and civilian traffic have been sus- of early morning off the Jersey | front the Fa^lst warriors were , battle there. but“ ave no othes in- , ported. Thero were no details. A Little History of the 1. S...... $1.75 |H-nded on the Brehner Railway less the other concurs in the sc- Joan Wanted A K itty ...... t ...... $ 2.00 The Ideal Gift! tion. Less than a third of the Sena- Coast today, damaging the .small- said to have withdrawn merely to dilation of how the fight was'go- Plane in Mountains. ■ The high command in Its daily l Tokyo, Dec.' 19—rra Stories ...... 60c ^ man dhlslons who are on their $1.98 he beached after limping 40 miles ' Uo" f’" o" Greek troops should In East Africa, the Italians ' ian was killed. ! ed with, the United States today tc Main Floor—Rear. Kenwood All Wool Mooth Proofed $3.98 way to Italy. Inquirlea of rellabli Continued on Page Blfteen) : they try at once to occupy the two Riverside, Calif., D>ec. 19.-'-(PI— to New York harbor. said, their plane* bombed numer Strict secrecy surrounded an in- j Falls to Claim Sinking , { stay out of war lest the world fact other I'mhrellas ...... $'2,118 to $1.98 ^HEsoiirces both in Borne and Berlin The crash occurred off Sea Girt Places. • it : The high command also report-1 "Armageddon,” and then hearC ' failed to confirm the report. ! ous objectives, including ^ e ata- ; quiry March Field officials launch- ■ • • • at about 3 a. m. None of the per- | . Greeks ConUnuc Advance tion and airfield at Ghedaref, ; pj toây Into the deaths of sLx ed the bombing of the twq mer- U- S. Ambassador Joseph C, Grets TOY Blankets ' Air Raid For I-ondon : Engineer Dies sonnet aboard either ship was in- j "Despite bad weather,” said one where large fires were said to Army fliers in the crash and ex ! chantmen but failed to claim the take quick exception to his sUte* lured and the Arkan.sas, oldest bat- j dispatch, "Greek columns are con- plosion of a giant 22-ton, four- I sinking of either though it said the ! nient that the "fate of China i( London, Dec. IB.— —London- ' crew of one took'to their boats. largely a question of sentiment t» Kenwood Reverie...... 99.95 Farberware era heard aid raid sirens shrilling tleship of Its type In service, wan tinning their advance, especially in Continued .on Pag«v^Fifteen) engine liomblng plane on the I LAND early this evening for tîe first time In Rail Crash practically undamaged. ! thr central sectof where, after ~ frozen, snaw-peaked slopes of j Of Germany’s sir war on the A/iiericans.” Kenwood ArondaS...... 910.95 Gift Items Freighter Bun .Aground I heavy artillery fire, they reached j near-by San Jacinto mountains. ■ 'British Isles ■ the communique The ambassador made several Santa W’ill Be lit three nights. Tuesday and Wed .. -Treasury Balance merely said' '(joints in remarks after he hat nesday nights were quiet. Iimne-. Usting heavily to port, the 5,-; Klisura. —— ‘ Flying high through Intermit- In Toy land From Kenwood Standard ...... $12.95 Hammered aluminum 148-ton freighter was run aground ' “Tb? Italians abandoned their Washington, Dec. 19—lA*!- -The tent patches of clouds, heavy mist "Because of poor weather con- '-"tened attentively to Matsuoka’l articles — candy dishes, dlately after the alarm sounded, Dpzeii lujured As Pas 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 gunfire was heard In 4hf outskirts by her master, Capt. George K. ' positions, where they had been position of the ’Treasury Dec. 17: and clearings, the B-17 type'plane. ditions the German Air Force yes- “ddfes* before The Amenca-Jap A beautiful color range. Blankets fruit and sandwich trays, of the capital. senger Train, Freight Tubbs, on Red Hook flat.s, a shal-1 fighting for three days, and left Receipts. $80,257,122.65; expen- ! which was on a routine training terday carried out mainly armed 'f®** Society at a far^-ell luncn- w P. M. Every Day th at will la.st for years. coffee and cocktail sets, • • « lows off the Brooklyn shore with-i in hands of Greek troops ditures, $132,439,270.87; net bal- , flight, struck the 6.700 foot snow- reconnaissanceroconnaissance flightsfliehta.” honoring Aclmlral KichlMbUW etc. Will make exception- DNB, German official news Nomura, new Japanese ambaaoa- Until Cl^ri.slma$, Suggests Defense Probe Collide at Crossing. in sight of the Brooklyn drydock ' „ ------ance. $1.650,327..546.94; custom s ; Une of M arion m ountain in San dor to the tlnited States. Christmas Is almost here;' but we al gifts! W ashington, Dec. 19—(P) .- Sen- she had nought to reach. | Continued oa Page Fifteen) receipts for month, $17,569,571.76. j Bernardino National Forest yes- agency, reported that Britiah still have a large, planned stork of Beginning Referring to Matsuoka’s asaen ator Johnson (P , Colo.) Mggeal- Tampa, FI*.. Dec. 19.—OP)—One The A rkansas—carrying a b o u t! - ______! I terday and left wreckage strew n planes bombed Le Verdon, French tion that the “fate of China ii - toys which will All all youthful re Tomorrow. 75c to $16.95 Manning and Bowman ed today that Senate Naval and I for half a mile along the boulder port near Bordeaux, the night ot quirements. 'Hand Blocked trainman was killed and a dozen 500 Naval Rqservists—the last j largely a question of sentiment ti Military Committees hold a Joint persons injured todsv when a fast group of some 5,000 undergoing and tree-dotted slopes. Dec. 16-17 and that several French Americans; to us it la a tnilj Toastmaster Sets Electric Iron civilians were killed. It said no SCOOTERS ...... 91.98 to 94.98 Inquiry Into the progreoa of na Seaboard passenger train and an training for commi.ssions— also The dead; vital issue affecting the very exist Lunch Cloths This set Includes an automatic two- An automatic iron with the fa tional defense. The hiYestIgaUon Atlantic Coast Line freight collid continued on to New York and ; Plane Rushes to Aid Man; First Lieut. Harold J. Turner. military objectives were damaged. ence of our empire,” Grew said CARS AND TRUCKS...... ___ 97.95 to 911.50 Three unusual patterns In slice toaster, four plates and toast mous "tall wagger” cord socket— Is necessary, he wrote Chairman ed at a crossing near Zephyr Hills, dropped her anchor In her custom- ] I pilot. Corning, la. -”I think I must relieve th* min BOWLING ALLEYS...... ___91.98 to $6.98 all colors. Pre-laundered slicer, 411 on a beautiful wooden tray. moves on swivel which prevent! Sheppard (D., Texas) of the Sen- 28 miles northeast'of Tampa. ary spot In the Hudson. First Lieut. Donald T. Ward, co Continued on Psge Fifteen) iater of hla misapprehenaita and fast color. 52"x52" size. All for . . . Toastmaster Sets I ate Military Committee, so that Engineer Ben Green, a 50-year- Only Desires to Go Home pilot, West Los Angeles. that the Interest of Amenrans li DOLL FURNITURE...... 91.00 snarling and twisting of cord. Congress can see the defense pro The Melrose, with water pouili.g ' old Tampan, was killed In hla cab Into two holds through her cracked ' First Lieut. Vernon McCauley, in China is largely sentimental." PAINT SETS...... 50c and 91*00 Toaatmaster two-sllee automatic a » gram "Is carried out without on the passenger train and Porter navigator. Riverside. Says Door Not Shot toaster, two pottery Jam para and ^ ‘1 ^ Q C waste, without Jockying and with' plates, made New York under her | Anchorage, Alasaka, Dec. 19—-and death. '' They tried again , Sergt. 'Thomas F. Sweet, flight, B L O C K S ...... • ...... a l•sss•••••o•s•• 50ctForv Isaac George waa severely hurt. own power, hugging the shoreline: At . another (iotnt in his spaocl $1.00 $19.95 one toast plate — all on wooden ^ J. f $9.95 out unreasonable delay." None of the passengers aboard (4'!—It has become the code of men yesterday, alighted on a lake I engineer, Riverside. the foreign minister said "w* ba MODELING CLAY...... eSOSOOOd.fSS 3 0 c should It be necessary to beach who-fly In the north: When assist- nearby and rushed to the cabin, • •«« serving tray. All for . . .- the Sunbeam, a crack Chlcago-to- I Corp. Frank J. Jirak, assistant Shop Until 9 lieve we have a great mlsalon m Market* At A Glance Tampa tourist carrier, was believed her, and with the Arkansas and a ! ance seems urgent, make the Not In Need of Attention. 1 engineer, Salem. Ore. a civilising and stablllzinr fora New %’ork, Dec. 19—ifl’i— dangerously hu)t. Coast Guard cutter as convoy.; mercy flight and then ask ques- Out stepped Fred Hume, pros- I Pvt. James C, Sessions, rsdtn- and stand for peace and ordst Santa Gaus will be in Toyland from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p. m. Until Christma*. Stocks—Easy; leaders narrow. List hf Injured Owned by the XIysUc Steamship . tions. (jcctor and trapper; obviously not ; man, Biabee, Ariz. We shut the door to none. Any na k Donds—Lower; utllltlea moat The injured list as, obtained from Company of Boston, sn afflliste of‘ By the light oY a hii.-ning tree in need of medical attention. Why Slay Never Solve .Mystery Tonight tion that desires to taka a haad ii TI JW.HAU COUP. acllve. Tampa and other hospitals Includ The Kopficrs Coal (Company, she the pilot saw the word ”H E L P” the distress signal? His res- So twisted and broken was the this task ia welcome.” MANCHBSTIR CONN* Foreign Exchange — Steady; ed; was heading fop Norfolk, Va., in traced in the snow, beside an iab- cuers wanted to know, charred wreckage that the Army *'I am glad to learn that ia Ua hi mu lor nMNile* unchanged. Ixiuis Yanof, Toledo, Injuries to ballast from New Haven, Conn. lated cabin in the wilderness west I Well, Hume explained, he had Investigating' Board faced the Store* in Manchester will be Japanese program th* door Ifi t> Free Parking Green Stamps •Given Cotton — Narrow; mill price chest and back. Battleship Color Deceptive of here. Unable to set down his been flown into the inaccessible prospect of perha|is never being open tonight until 9 o’clock be shut nowhere and to aaaK' fixing; Bombay selling. George Casey, Lake Orion. Mich., Captain Tubbs said that, al plane unequipped with skis, he area last spring; eight months he able to solve the mystery of the to accommodate Chrlatmas Grew ramarked. "and this progfiaa tik co .shoppers. They will also ba In Rear of Store J 9 KIUU !I! With Cash Sales Sugar—Even; trade covering. cut ear. though the weather was clear and relayed the massage to Anchorage, had been by myself. Now he crash. So great'was the explosion enviaagaa no conquest, no Ofifta* A4ANCNISTIR CONN* Metslo—Steady; copper demand Mrs. George Casey, knee, bfiClLlJJM .w a te r sm ooth, the grey color Pilot Roy Dickson, with a doc-, wanted to get back to bis home that four of the bodies were hurled open tomorrow night, Satur slon. no exploitation. Adrertine in The Herald—lt Puyt a t 12 oenta exoeeda supply. snd leg injuriea. of the battleship was deeaptive and tor aboard his plane, tried Tues- and hla friends in 'Valdez, som* distance from th* bomber. day, Monday and Tuesday "Th* foralgn mlnistar kaawfi U9 Wool Top*—Improved; . trade day to get through to the scene Hq didn't relish the thought of nights until nine. .m tg $ep4 >