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gieeeeeE i*w iieee® ® ® ® ® ® «!e!e Average Daily drcalatlen For the Month MANUHtfiS'l'Iiat BVENIN^G HERALD. MANUUEU'1'EK.4AINM^ rHUKbDAH, DECEMBER 14, 1944 MAtfCHESTER EVENING HERa Ld , MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSUAT, DECEMBER 14, 1944 / . " ' ' ' \ PAGE rHKEil iQ E TWO had no desire to Interfere In con -' */ goon in southwest Burma about 1 Drive of Elas^ ^tltutlonal matters affecting It 4 • I / - Wat* Output p. m. (Japanese time) today and Has Last Laugh aly.” ,.^1 Snow ^ five of them were shot down, the Cniurchill replied; "Thai Is hot Leavy Tokyo radio announced. so at aU.” M i 4 Goes Higher ' Hie unconfirmed broadcast re Units Halted;- , HA said be had explained to the Hits Indiana corded by the Federal Communi House that It was believed better NOW PLAYING —— Past Month cations Commission said the to go on with the regime of the planes were shot down by Japa Terms Same King and Marshal Badogllo "un nese anti-aircraft "within a few til the military situation had got 4 ■ t*- Storm Center* (Oontinned from Page One) seconds" and th a t. the others (Continued from Page One) into a . better condition, and we In Gary; Generally were driven off, preventing dam did go on for some considerable ■■ . emergency steps already under age to ground installations. To the barricades! Everyone Is time; the results not being unsatis Normal in Mott Areas. way to step up production, will It Is quite probable that the B-29s to take up arms." factory as far as our armies were MliS I'lllUMI have a Capacity o f,1 ,000,000 mili were part of the force which Wash Reports said the Bias were concerned. tary-type Urea each three months. ington announced early today hnd ready to accept British terms on "I said nothing In my Conver By The Associated Press raided Japanese-dominated Thai SUN.: "Malslo Goes To Reno' No Oedsipa On Location condition that they would not be sation with Count Sforxa which I Plus: “ Moonlight and Cac<■ttKfr ~ ▲ **fniek” nowitorm off Lake land, adjoining Burma. had not already made clear as be ^rttiyan. centering In Gary. Ind., No decision has been made as to prosecuted' as a party and that 4^ where the -ew tire planU will be Super-Fort Over Tokyo Scobie would agree to formation ing the policy of His Majesty's ■truck a amall aectlon of northera A single Super-Fort was report government at that time." Indiana yeaterday and last nlgnt, located, but Batcheller said the of a new national government availability of labor would be a ed over Tokyo about 3 a. m. today headed by somrone other than •lai Her Churchill said in reply as generally normal weather ®*®* (Japanese time) the Tokyo radio ditions returned to most sections major factor. Premier George Papandreou. It to aiTother Laborite question that announced. he told Sforxa he “ welcomes the sf the country today. When the new plants come into was said the Bias proposals would production late next year, the The big plane "fled toward the be carried to Scobie by Alexander assurance given to the United The heavy snowfall at Oary-;- high seas in a southerly direction States government In his letter ahout 13 Inches—followed In the quarterly output is expected to be without accomplishing anything," Svoloa, former leftist finance min 8.700.000 military-type tires. This ister in Papandreou’B cabinet. to Mr. Berle (Adolf Berle, Jr., wake of the season's moat severe the broadcast recorded by the Fed then aMistent secretary of state), FRl. - ^ T . . SUN. storm over a wide section of the compares with the present rate of eral Communications commission, (The Paris radio reported today . tires quarterly. that the Athena transmitter, nov which I read to the House on Dec. | naUgn earlier this week. No heavy 4 100.000 said. FiRSt TIME IN Batcheller, without revealing The Japanese News agency Do in the hands of the EHas, had 6, that matters of internal policy | ■low was reported by the Weath including the monarchy should )>e er bureau In other sections and actual numbers, said the output me! broadcast a claim today that broadcast a call to arms. "Greeks, MANCHESTER! adjourned until Italy was free; as temperatures, generally, 'J*** of Super-roiftreeses In November that American Super-Fortresses Defend your Fatherland in ’ the ■found normal. Hie storm which was 30 per' cen; greaur than In were “deflnltely shot down” and 'towns and ports,” the call said. regardi the future that would be BEWARE THE ■wept over an area e x te n d s October,, and exceeded schedule by eight others "heavily crippled" in "To the barricades. Everyone la for the Italian people to decide." from eastern Colorado to New ^ per cent.'' ' . yesterday's big Yank raid on Hon- to take up arms.") Tbomaa aSked whether 8forza BEATEN'GERMANS!! Bngland and Into the south SatlsSwl With Progress chu, main island of Japan. Britisb troops yesterday suc had not made a distinction be- iSii WRY \s tia ant iiriai He also .expressed satisfaction tM(een the institutioiial question of ' caused widespread damage, cur (American reports said early in ceeded In clearing the Kallipolla fflM il Mf Um ! tailed ■ transportation and caused with the progress being made ip dications were that none of the peninsula and moat of Plriieua, the monarchy and the peraonal ques ST deaths. meeting the-Navy's^ demands for B-29S was lost over the Urgct). port of Athena, where the Britiah- tion of the king “whom he had noblerit to Oaprioioua Weather assahlt transports and assault car Claim No Fighters Lost Greek Naval headquartera had never promised any support." WhUe Gary battled the driving go ahtps TOr future' operations In The Japanese report, recorded by been lsolat»A Churchill responded: ■now, much lesser amounU feU In the Pacific. Tills program, k« the Federal Communications com- i Sharp fighting, however, cen “He certainly expressed animus noarby eastern Indiana cities, now U **un4or control,” with the mission, said none of the Nipponese tered around the British barracks against King Victor^ Emanuele. whOa Hammond and Bast Chica critical portion of It subsUnUally flghteis which intercepted the . northeast of the center of Athene, with whom he had^a very lengthy go, only a few mU«* west of the completed by December. American planes was lost. i which EHas forces stormed early In and not at all unnatural d isa b le ■ M city, had only a few flurriea Production of these ships gain Nagoya, Important Japanc.se the day. Some of the attackers ment, but the statement I made Gary's location, at the foot of ed 13 per cent over October, but Industrial city, felt the brunt of penetrate the' walla of the com to him was within the line of the M ^ igan , makes It subject missed the steeply-increased sched the B-29 attack, with the big Hat- ] pound before they were’*'driven statement 1 made at the tlftie pub to e^iricKNis weather, the Weath sudokl airplane factory heavily hit licly to FheUament I do not ule by an equal percentage. back with considerable losses. liara er bureau explained. On an over-all basts, tht output and left in flames. Tension continued In the Salo .speak two languages in these mat *1 Hiie State highway crews worked of critical munitions gained 11 per nika and Patras areas and con ters." n am eletr through the night clearing roads cent over the previous month, but Navy Lieut. Thomas R. Wheaton of San Diego, Calif., back from siderable movement of guerrilla child in Many Direct HH$ Rip flying with famed "nuinfler Mug” squadron in the Pacific, has the ' but some 16 trucks were staUed fell 4 per cent behind achedule, formationi( was reported through h ole and Lgaday on U. 8. 30 near Chester last laugh on tlie Japs who used Stars and Stripes for dish rags. He's Canadians Cut Big Aircraft Factory out the country.. fear and ton. Forty-six passengers In i used a captured Jap flag to diaper his four-montfis-old son Tommy, (In -London, the Labor party 31st Bomber Command. Saipah, Chattanooga. Tenn., bound bus who seems t(S enjoy the joke too. (NBA telephoto). called for an immediate armistice ieh a m el" Thailand Targetg Dec. 14.—VPl— Many direct hits / Italy Highway were snowbound for three hours With the Bl»s and establishment ripped the Mitsubishi's big Hatsu- en U. S. Route 58 near Crown of a represantatlve govemnient in Point before they were rescued Hit Today by Big doki aircraft factory at Nagoya (Conthined IToro Page One) and probably caused terrific 'dam Quick Cashing AthCn.s. While adopting ■ reso eafty today. A mile Mne of p » Parents Told lution avoiding criUeikm of the aenger cars and trucks, also age, photographs taken by the Army units entered Toaaignano Yankee Bombers B -n raldera diacloaed today. government policy to date in the 'blockaded after a double trailer Greek cri.ois, the annual Labor agaituit strong German opposition. truck carrying hogs to Chicago Pictures showing 24 hits upon Plan Favored Of Son’s Peath Meanwhile, Allied aircraft of . b w « "^ s ta ll^ was released at the rambling aircraft factory at party conference heard James tOeaSnaad fram Page Oec) Griffiths, spokesman for the par the Coastal Air Force attacked the same time. Nagoya were brought back by the power stations ard road transport big plane of Capt. Thomas Kuen- Bankers Welcome Treas* Fireman 1-c Charles W. ty's EhceciitiVe council, declare In the manufacturing area of Na “We want an armistice with the in the frontier area of southern goya. one of Japan's four chief nlng of New Bremen, Ohio. His France and Italy. Brisk Senate . plane was one of the first over the ury Procedure; Think Heritage Dies from Elas not'Unconditional surrender.' production centers. Huge i ("TWs means an agreement be.- Although greatly restricted by target. bad weather, fighters and fighter were kliidled. More Will Hold Bonds. Wounds in Pacific. tween the parties concerned." he e* M * «• afn. |i-*. 47 Direct Hits Shown • $« v,>' Fight Looms At the same time the Army Air .-uj^d. "not an ultimatum. Labor bombers wncentrated against Forces raised the poaeibility that Other pictures disclosed at least Washington, Dec. 14—i/P}— A communicanbns in the Po Oalley, the aerial pincers clamped on the Fireman first class. Otaries vrill insist upon a representative 47 direct hits, particularly in the spokesman for the nation’s banks Westley Heritage, USNR, son of government, and no government along the Brenner Pass (Oeataw srtr—I Pa^ Om ) Japanese from oast and west may plant's machine shops and assen(- says they think well of the Treas Mr. and Mrs. Oiarles Raymmi which excludes BAM (political fac ^Asi^SeSsSlEi be Implemented by B-39 blows bly departments. ury procedure which permits s party vote. Senator JoHnaon from Aleutian bases. Brig. Gen. Haywood Hansell, Heritage of lOSb Main street,.^ died tion of which Elas la the armed Plus: LUM AND ABNER bond holder to get his cash at a branch) ::an be representative.") (D., Colo.) was the only Demo An AJLF. spckraman said ex Jr„ who was Inclined to be cau bank Immediately if he needs It. from wounds received in a ^ on THE BOLTON in “COIN* TO TOWN” crat who broke over to oppose istlng Aleutian baaea west of Um- tious concerning the results of "W e welcome the plan,” said W. the Philippines according to a Hurley'a nomination. nak can accommodate "the larg Wednesday's attack on Japan's Randolph Burgess, president of Navy Department telegrkm receiv LATEST NEWS — SHORT8I The appolntmenU stirred up a est aircraft we have." Umnak is third largest city until he had the Ameri<:nn Bankers associa ed today by his parents. He was LAKE HOTEL controversy largely because of the about 3,000 miles from Japan. studied the photographs, as yet has member o f an amphibious boat Churchill Still — END TONIGHT — U. S. ^ m y and Navy again tion. oonnectlona of Htirley and Heller The longest reported flight of made no further comment "I believe that In the long run crew. DANCING TONIGHT "SEVENTH CROSS” with the Nairaganaett Machine B-29a to date was a 3,000-mlle But the fliers brought back jubi there will be fewer bonds cashed Was One Of Twlna Stands Firm "THE BIG NOISE” Co., of Pawtucket, R. I., which round trip- . lant reports of the devastation under this plan than under ,lhe old The 18-year-old son of Mr. and AND SATURDAY had difficultiea with Navy orders wrought and Tokyo radio (mneeded one where the bond holder had to Mrs. Heritage Is one of twin sons BUY BONDS for equipment. the B-39 raids are "becoming seri to enter the service, his twin Japane$e Report wait for his money," Burgess said Upon Policy « ous." In a radio interview last night. brother having left for Army serv We Cater to Banquets Rangoon Attacked (Before the first wave of the Ibressury Undersecretary Dan ice yesterday With a group of local Large and Small huge force of B-29s-rWashlngton iel W. Bell, also on the broadcast, draftees. Another brother, Lieut. (Contlnoed from Page One) u n pay tribute to Cheney By The Associated Press advices Indicated 100 took part— said "that is exactly my own view Raymond F. Heritage, formerly of Private Dining Room RANGE ^nd Eleven American Super-For- left the target scene, pillars of Company , 169th Infantry, 43rd suffered by the Royal Navy, R. A. If Desired. treases raldsd the port of Ran- and I can assure you that the smoke rose from the plant, largest Treasury intends to continue this Division, is now serving in New F„ and imperia' military forces in m FUEL OILS of the vast MiUubishi Interests. procedure." Guinea. Greece up to Nov. 30 were under Our Roaring Fireplace It produces twin-engined bombers The procedure went into effect Charles Westley Heritage and 300 and "about 160 additional mili and New Oil Burner [ R i Do FALSE TEETH and navy fighters). Oct. 2, and October redemptions aarence WlUard Heritage were tary casualties, of whom 35 were Keep You Warm and Cozy! = IN PERSON = Cheiiey Brothers is proud to announce it has been award- dial 6320 Rock, Slide or SUp? VlaiblUty Excellent were higher than any previous bom on October 19, 1927 in Man killed, must be added since that THl JUMP KINO Of ■'W N(: Visibility was excellent. The month. But redemptions decreas chester and both boys attended the date.” ' rA ST E E Tlt an improved powder to Thirty-two planes and eight mi be sprinkled on upper or lower pUtea. big bombers flew 3,000 to 4,000 feet ed in November. . local grrammar ^schools. Charles George Smith and His liolde felie teeth more firmly In piece. lower than they did over Tokyo. Beil said November redemptions nor vessels have been lost during ed the Army-Nayy "E" for excellence in production for entered High school but left In his this period, he said. Hammond Solovox Do not slide, slip or rock. No aumniy, And a headwind slowed the ap were about one per cent of the sophomore year to enter a Hart BOLAND ■ooey. peaty te a t* W fMdths. FAS- proach.— 'All these factors made total amount of savings bonds held The prime minister indicated he SUSIE TEETH la alkaltae (non-acid). Does ford defense plant. might make an address to the na Organ Music not aour. Checka "piste o d o f...<«ten- for better bombing results. by the public. He enlisted In the Navy, Dec. FAMOUS BAND , the fourth time. Some B-29s were on their bomb tion on the Creek situation. When OIL CO. ture breeth). Get FASTEETH st any To dat^ about. 12 per cent of all 2. 1943 and afU his basic training RUiHINO'iAlttl WAKHJIl . , dm* store. — “ ing runs for 20 minutes. savings bonds have been redeem laborite Daniel Kirkwood said • TMHM« UKPfNim- C )0N1S at Camp Sampson, New York, at that he had been flooded with tele ed. *11181 means 83 cents of every tended a specialist’s school in Cllhl- grams from workers threatening a THE BOLTON ‘.111''POPS WlOUIE iV' dollar of savings bonds sold are cago from which he graduated work-stoppage protesting thegov- still in the hands of ^ e buyer. JJUBMLiA S f Street Lighting with high honors. He served at emmert'a policy in Greece, Church ('— Ttn''f" : L , f It \ The Treasury ann^nced yester. Uttle Creek, Va„ near Norfolk and LAKE HOTEL day that total sales in the Sixth ill said: hrniwyiasmvb mm9A made one cruise in the West Indies "1 could quite believe that Mr. For New Tracts War loan are 815,874,000,000, of and to Panama before being as Kirkwood would receive many As the third star goes on the Cheney Bros. flag, first won in which 88.603,000,0<>0 arg sales °to telegrams from many parts of the *4 individuals. The overall quota of signed to duty lu the South Pacific. Ml MAIN ST.1 His death is believed to have re country over a matter which Residents A Orford Village and 14 billion dollars has been passed, (muses so much heart searching. December of 1942, a year after Pearl Harbor, Cheney Brothers is Silver Lane Homes, the two gov but/not the individual quotd of sulted from injuries to hia amphi bioua craft In the vicinity of the I gave a‘loig account of this mat ernment proJecU in the west part five billion. ter to the House the other day, of the town, are now being fur Explaining this. Undersecretary Philippines, definite Information DANCE TONIGHT not having been received'at this and I may take occasion to give happy to congratulate once again the men and women who mode nished with street lights. 'The Bell said it was not .because indi some further account to the Coun AT lights were turned on for the first viduals are slow to" subscribe. He time by the Navy Department. Charies attended the South try. time this week. The poles and said: "But we have laid our case very it possible,— ^ the Cheney Workers. Without the loyal cooperation wires were Installed by the gov 'Getting subscriptions from cor- Methodist church before hia entry fully before the House., It was also ernment and the electric power is puratiunq and insurance companies into the service and aa a boy was discussed very fully and freely at being paid for by the government Ic quick and easy — i theV don’t a member of the Boy Scouts. the parliamentary conference yes Depot Square Grill and unceasing effort of these soldiers of production, this fourth His Survivors also. They have Installed 10 need much selling. But individuals terday aiid 1 have nothing at this are an entirely different problem. Besides hia parents, he is sur moment to add to what has been 14 d epot SQUARE TELEPHONE 38.35 lights in each section and the pow vived by hi# twin brother, Clarence er used la checked through o~- There are 40 million people who said.” award would not hove been possible. ' will subscribe before this month Is Willard Heritage, now at Fort Seymour Cocks, Laborite, ask ' DANCING EVERY THURSDAY AND SATURDAY meter. over. They have to be reach^ by Devena, Lieut. Raymond F. Heri All of the houses'In the Orford ed the prime minister “Row long NIGHTS six million salesmen, mosUi^ by tage. now In the South PaclflcA this government Intends to go on Village development are rented personal interview. That is the real Cheater Lawrence Heritage and" The Home of Real Italian and American Kuodi and there is a waiting Hat of 35 with tkia policy o f murdering our work of the drive. A fine job is Clifford Edwin. Heritage of Man Greek comrades?" Spedalizing in Spaghetti. Ravioli. Chops §pd Steaks. By staying on the job day after day, Cheney Workers ore contri for houaea In this section while in being done but it takes time.” chester and a half brother, John the Silver Lana developmant there Other members cried "Shame” The four-week sales ^campaign Heritage of this town; three ala- and "Withdraw," and Cocks shout TRY OUR FAMOUS i.A PIZZA buting their full shore to the sf#ady stream of war materiel which la a OS per cent rqptal. officially ends Raturday, but bond ters, Mra. William Edwards of ed back at them. Orders Put Up To Take Out. money reaching government de Vernon; Mra. Ernest Zoppa and Churchill made no reference to positories until the end of Decem Mias Ruth Lydia Herltagr, both of the uproar. CHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS ber will be counted in the drive. Manchester and a half sister, Mrs. Later a dtscuaaion developed o f Budweiser Beer On Draughfand In Bottles. IS hastening the day of Victory on^very world battlefront. The Final figures will be announced Aaron Driako of Poidland, Maine. Count Carlo Sforsa’a aaaertiofls * ^ III ^ . i Jan. 3. The Navy Department in to that Churchill had urged the reten nCmtem otfaiHaB oC day's wire to the parents promised tion of King Vittorio Emanuele in fourth is, therefore, eloquent testimony to the effective per chlkma’s odda. Stilwell Urges Keeping to give them detailed Information Italy. concerning Uielr son's death when Ivor Thomas, Laborite, repeated formance u n ^ r thot partnership for V ic^ry. On Buying JFar Bonds received. Sforxa’e atetement and asked how ICKS C^arlea’ tether is empll()yied aa a ihie conformed "erith the - prime V a p o R ub Waahingtan, Dec. 14 ~ OP) — “Let’a pour It on tbam,” Gen. Jo* janitor at the Highland Park (Por mliileter’s oft-repeated aeeuimiice ter street) achooL that His Majeiitye government Modern aeph W. Bttiweu urged war bo^d ------bujrera t o ^ y . '> <-> and "Let's shove the men, the ahipe, A the guns and the planes over there In a ;ioo# that will wind up this 1^' > We ore proud of the men and vnomen of the Army ond e x t r a cash Jap buslnefa fkat, ones and for .*■ THE SHERIDAN - Old Fashioned an," .....f - for Seasonal Needs StUweU’a 'statement wna re- Thursday and Saturday Evening, Sheb Shonty leaned here by the Treasury. Ha Navy for their heroic .job on the fighting Ifronts. la awaiting a new assignment af Our Hostess Will Plan Your Next • , ' 'r i> a loan e( 81S to MOO la to ter hia return from China. your adTantage. waata "And let’s pay for that flood ■oeeree you. / - Banquet or Party We are proud of the men and women of Cheney Brothers pranpUy and with the same grim eagemeas, the privately on slahature------atone.done. aame deadly purpoee that our Sensible moatbly peymente. fighting men show in battle,” aald for their production job on the home front. Doene in l-V lslt—phone UA the generaU “ raiE N D L T «W H EBETH B At then Btop la by sppolntmm \ to sign and ; "Our job at home la cleAr and T pldt UP ' ----- unmistakable. Just so long aa an HOSPITALmr* F A M lL r DINEIP* American faces a Japanese gun, Together we ;march forward to Victory. ------T , ------we must keep on buying war 1 s SB bonds.” PULASKI HALL ■hH Hvsmmi Hsmrnm North Street Plastic Boy^s SM* M jU t1M$ M. UM 19.74 Cheneys Win 4th ‘ IN FOUR COLORS aoo UM SVJ7 DANCIKG Saturday, December 16th PERFECT FOR POTATO CHIPS, ETC. s e r S i Production “F” Cheney Workers ore loyal, pqtriotic citizens on ond off their ]obs.^ So let's Eve|y Thursday and Soturdoy .. Added Feature: (Ooatiaoed frooi Page One) Tlftdmal Evenings BALLOON DANCE commemorate the fourth "E " award with increased purchases of WAR $ 1.00 ea. FlIIANClrGO. June of this ym*r. The third no- Ms** TbMlei XMC, Uce, Incidentelly, dune on the day 9:30 P. M.to1 A: M. i 9 H tad naor. Tal. tol AiUed forcea stormed the coast of ART McKAY AND HIS ORCHESTRA 'Stardusfers'' Orchestro B O N K during the 6fh War Loan Drive. Let's say to our fighting men: D. B. Brawn. |yx> France to begin the Invasion of Uraaw mm. S T Europe. PromptOT: E. JOHNSON. The company la i»e of the few "We're hocking you with the fighting tools and with our dollars, too!" J Potterton’s flrins, and the first textile com Walter's Restaurant AdmIssioR ...... 40c. Tas Inehpdsi'' AT TBB CENTER pany In the country to win the cov Phone .3923 SERVICE MEN FREE! 539-541 MAIN ST. eted production award from the m Read Herald Advs* Armed Eorcea four times In a row, J- V. MAN(JH£;bT£K EVENING HEKALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. & 1 5 F O V R I freshments wrlll be served by the following committee, Mra. Viola British Tanks Battle in StreeU o f Athens Local Sailor 1^ Rockville Newmarker, chairman, Mrs.- Betty Rationing Data Peterson, Mrs. Claire Rose, Mrs. Marion Lukaeik, Mrs. Betty-Aborn Home to Rest and Mrs. Hilda Dubek. Furnished By SDfficial Visit - Margarefha Lodge Office of Price Adminigtration Margaretna Lodge will hold its Seaman 1-c Raymond A'. Christmus party this evening in Regtoaai Departmeiit of InfiiriMitlM O f Lodge Head Foresters Hall. A supper will be Johnson Is Recovering 55 Tremont Sfnet, Boston, 8, Maaaaehneetta. served at 6-30 o’clock and there From His Wounds. will be an exchange of gifts. At the _ j____ Meats, Fats, Etc. Fuel OU , meeting a class of candidates will Old Period Four and Five cou JMstrict Deputy to Be Seaman 1-c. Raymond A. John Book Four, red stamps as be initiated. Mrs. Martha Fleischer thrbugh Z8 and as through S5 pons good throughout current In Rockville Tonight at is in charge of the social. son, of 233 Center street, son of valid indefinitely. No more will heating season. ^ New Period One Basketball Carl J. Johnson, arrived at > his be validated until Dec. 31. coupons also ^id and good Meeting of Elka. A meeting of team managers home this morning on a 21-day through heating and managers of teams who might • Processed .Foods , still care to enter the Senior Bas furlough following hospitalization Book Four blue stamps as RockvUle, Dec. 14—(Special) — for wounds received in action in through Z8, A6 through Z5, and The Manchester KaUon BM id Is ketball League will .be held this novv quartered in the State Ar Prominent Eaka from throughout evening at 7 o’clock at the City the South Pacific two months ago. A2 and B2 valid indefinitely. No the etate ere expected to viait Seaman Johnson suffered .shrap more will be validated until Jan. 1. mory, Main street, opposite Leon Council Chamber. Albert Koelsch ard street. Rockvine Lodge of Elka this eve will direct the Senior League nel wounds in his chest in An en Sugar gagement in which his ship, a light The weekly achedule of tne ning when George H. WllliamqrOf which will be sponsored by the Book Four stamps 30 through board follows: Rockville Recreation Board. By- cruiser, participated last October. 34 good indefinitely for five lOichester, District Deputy He has since been under treatment Monday, 10 a. m. U> 4:$0 p. m. Grand Exalted Ruler for Conncctl- Laws, dates and place for playing pounds each. Stamp 40 good for for his wounds. Tueaday, (Tlosed all day. out 'East, pays his official visit to the games together with the offl- five pounda fo r home canning Wednesday, 2 to 5 p. m. ci.al opening of the league will be Seaman Johnson attended local his home lodge. elomenUry schools and graduated through Feb. 18, 1045. Ttauraday id Friilay, 10 a. na Due to the large number expect discussed. This will be the final meeting before the start of the from the State Trade School in the Shoes to 6 p. m. ed to attend the event wifi be held Class of 1941 aA a machinist and Book Three Airplane stamps 1, Saturday. 10 a. m. to 12:80 d. m. at the Princess Ballroom on Vil league. Mr. Koelsch is also receiving ap was later employed as a machinist 2 and 3 valid indefinitely. lage street. A reception will be in Hamilton Standard Propeller held at 6 o’clocl* followed by a din plications from any teams who OaaoUne wish to enter a Junior League. Division of United Aircraft. He has 13-A coupons good everywhere ner at 6:30 o’clock to which all been in the Naval service fo r the Elks and candidates to be initia for four gallons thaough Dec. 21. ted at the session are invited. An past two years. B-4, 0 4 , B-5 and C-5 coupons entertainment will follow the good everywhere for five gallons. su fin /A /G meeting. BJxalted Ruler John H. Bolton Yeomans and his associate officers Peacetime Draft will initiate a class of candidates The Community Christmas and a Lodge of Sorrow will be held ■ for Edward J. Conway, and Dr. J. Party will sUrt promptly at 7:30 Strongly Opposed MANY NEVER Ralph Morin, both of whom died p. m. Friday evening at the Com during the month o f November. munity Hall, Bolton (Center. Washing;ton, Dec. 14.—((P)— SUSPECT CAUSE Attention District Deputy Williams, a past Strong opposition to the idea of Everyone is cordially invited to British tanka and naratroopers enter an E. A. M. building in Athens during bloody street fighting In exalted ruler of the Rockville attend. There la no admisalon peacetime conscription came to Home Owners Lodge wUl bring the message of charge. SanU Claus has promiaed the Greek capital. Hope for an early compromise settlement of the Greek civil war faded “ ®***‘j^§ day from the Post-War World OF BACKACHES the Grand Exalted Ruler with the to be in attendance and distribute raged into Iti second week, with some 20.000 weU;armcd leftist troops s^plng and shell BrlUsh and committee of the Catholic Asao- This Old TrMtnMnt OftM program for the coming year. Onr espep esrpeaten gifts to all children from birth to Greek government positions in the heart of the capital. NEA telephoto from OWL______ciatloii for International Peace. Brings Hsppy RslUf Among the guests will be Janies L. “The central peace task of the Muig nflMtrt b«ekaelM are now ■valbible for any eighth grade. Hiere will also be qtiieUy, OHM ibty dl$oom thAt the n t d m u m McGovern of Bridgeport; Judge Louis C. DImock, will arrive in United SUtes," the committee and all types of borne re William J. Shea of Manchester and fruit and candy. ward Johnson, $2.; Mrs. A. Maneg- tendered a surprise farewell party of thMf troabto may b« tired kkloeys. Party Program at the home of Mrs. Eiiclld Reopell. Bolton on Friday from the Knox said in a statement, "is the coop- The kidneya ere Netuie'e chief way of tek- pairs and aneratlons. Patrick H. Dempsey. District Dep gla, $1; Mrs. J. D’lUlla, $2; Mrs. school in Cooperstown, N. Y. They eratlOii towarils an international ^ the eieeM edde end waaU out of the blood, uty for Connecticut West. Rev. Brownell Gage will be Herbert Hutt, $1; Mrs. Samuel Al Donald’s address: Donald Ander help meet people pe* aboutS Plata e day. Estimates eheerfally present to opbfi the party with an son, A. 8., Co. 384 E 20 L, USNTC. will be in Bolton for the Christmas security organization. When such w aea disoraer of kklney fuaduoa permita At the meeting final plans will vord, $1; Mr8.'Bds(m Herrick, $1; an organization is effectively poleoooae m etier to ramaia la your bloody it given. Invocation. Each of the schools: Mrs. R. Sanborn, $1; Mra. George Sampson, N. T. holidays. be announced for the ■ Christmas functioning the nations can aban m ^ Muee eeislo c beekache, rbeumatio South. Center, Birch Mountain and Shedd, $ i; Mrs. Keeney Hutchin Miss Olive Swanson was given iae , loee off pep aad party to be held at the Elks Home Wrong Hopkins Picked don the philosophy of heavy ar nShtis awelUae, puffioeM uo3w the on Saturday evening. Dec. 23. North, will give a ten-minute pro son, $1; Mra. James Lapp, $.60; a surprise birthday party at her iyee» aeadachm and I Dolls and Stuffed Animals -t. , v *» Tite Finest in ★ Dart Games DESIGN Y BIGGER BGNDS NOl/Ff I WORKMANSHIP Large Assortment of Aeropane Models I M A T E R IA L . 25e to $2.00 • - \ ^ ’J Regardless of the type of I uniBcmmaicntmBiRtninftiMBRtRiotmRMKOMiwM ANDERSON GREENHOUSES DAVIS HOME BAKERY , KEMP’S, INC. B. D. PEARL, FURNITURE-APPLIANCES Memorial you may desire, j we can design, produce and Gene Autry and Lone Ranger Holster ond ANDERSON A .JOHNSON DEPOT SQUARE GARAGE LARSEN’S FEED SERVICE - V p a n t ALEO BROTHERS. place it for you. We guar ★ LONG DISTANCE BANTLY o n . GOAfPANY DEWEV-RICHMAN CO. MANCHESTER DRY CLEANERS PARK HIU FLOWER SHOP antee every Memorial we 1 Gun Sets From 65c up P lease Lelp keep buiM to be lastingly satis iHusitnMaaliBHuntnMiuRaiRMMmor w w i ssiROWiwuRoim oiRioioiot— sw sM sn o M fM O W i J. F. B A R T O W DILLON SALES AND SERVICE MANCHESTER HARDWARE CO. PENTLAND, THE FLORIST factory. QU1SH FUNERAL HOME F. E. BRAY JAMES* BEAUTY SALON MANCHESTER MEMORIAL CO. Dolly's Lawn Swings, Laundry Sets, Nurses' > WILLIAM H. SCHIELDGE-PRINTING JOHN B. BURKE FUNERAL HOME FINDELL’S MANCHESTER PUBUC MARKET MANCHESTER ★ Kits, Cradles and Beds circuits clear for necessary calls on THE SEAMAN FUEL ft SUPPLY CO. BURSACK BROTHERS ' L... FOSTER’S MARKET MEMORIAL MAPLE SUPER SHELL STATION STATE SHOE REPAIR SHOP CAPITOL GRINDING GO. FRED’S PACKAGE STORE McCONVnXE, THE FLORIST U.S. CLEANERS COMPANY CARROLL CUT RATE GORMAN MOTOR SALES MHJKOWSKL THE FLORIST W. D. STAR MARKET ' A. AhaeMi, Prop. ler 24, 25 anJ 26. CARTER CHEVROLET GO., INC. • GEORGE L. GRAZIADIO MIJRPferrS RESTAURANT AND BOWLING ^ WERBNER’S SHQe STORE OOa. PEARL AND HARRISON STREETS CAVETPS GRILL GRISWOLD’S SERVICE STATION NOREPTS QUALITY FOOD STORE WEST SIDE DAIRY iNE r m OR u n CENTER PHARMACY C L. HALE CONST. CO. NORTH END PACKAGE STORE WILROSE DRESS SHOP DIAL 6265 Sf*.; 248 NORTH MAIN STREET THE SOUTHEBII NEW ENGLAND CORNER SODA SHOP JOHNSON ft LITTLE OAK ST. PACKAGE STORE L. T. WOOD GO. & ■ -'4 V ’ ' . . .. f'.i-.. If ' ■ >' -r f >7 I ' ■ ■ -t, . ' 1 f-': ‘ ' MANCHESTER EVENINC HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN* THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14,1911 PAGE SEVEHl MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MAN'CH^StE5R. CONN* THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1944 ------K New- England Conference of As- Five Mor^ Jap bestoe Workers since 1937. wiped out by our bombers, is now wnu—1080 WTH'l-i-I260 Hurried ;Probe Gaspic Named Manchester Russia^Guns Engagem ent Gpl. Dannaher 1860 / OUCty S MXUCtlO WHTD—1410 . In comment on the appointment, reported advanced to 1,S00 ^ a Admirals Dead Feinmark’said: SAVE VS SO% FUEL! month again. Eastern War Ttme “We are now ready to j(o ahead AND ENJOY GREATER COMEURT Evening Herald, The failure of air war to knock Arrives Home In Adoption As Labor Aide at' full steam. 'T.jrk^ Hit Suburbs OMMD U\ THB sons; WTHT — Arthur Hqlc; "The federation ha* the taak of ranmifo jirestem tip o f New Guinea, were “completely wiped out” on Dec. 8 quired reinforcements before Wings Within Wings Yankees Pul when Japanese based In the near Barnyard Becomes Battlefield MUd Tremor; reaching a fortified Nazi ba.'ie. Will Resume by mar sector staged a “aurpriae Rocket Ships , Aide to Bond Then when they did arrive, the attack." Nazis had fled, In.struments were On Pressure Anti-Trust After the battle, aaldi^the Dome! Play Big Part Shakes State Takes Stand smashed, but a large stock of gaso dispatch which was Intercepted by line, food and ammunlUon was the Federal' Communications com FIRST NATIONAL STORES found In Ice caves. Near Ormoc mission, the Allied dead numbered The abandoned trawler was lo Suits Soon 150, one-half of them Australian, i'iavy Report Follows An- Buildings Shiver and fVMfmcr S «c re li«y , Tcsli- cated by the Northland while mov (Gontlnned From Page One) while the Japanese "suffered 10 .%ouncement Produc Street Lights Flicker; ing through heavily packed ice. fContinued from Page One) killed In action." ftesi Unawnt^ Hotel A 355-foot armed vessel, sh* had the island were /‘completely The raid was not confirmed, by tion to Be Tripled. N o Damage Caused. SUPER MARKETS Owed $259,882.60. been crushed In the Ice. An ex terest to move the cases for trial disorganized; they are scattering Allied sources. s ' ...... plosion had ripped out her hull during the existence of the pres In the same raid, according to In all directions, have lost contact Washington, Dec. 14.— (JP)— New Haven, Dec. 14 — (JT— A and ahe had been afire. It was ent state of war.” with their leaders, and this Is the Domcl, the Japanese "accounted Haitford, —(^—Mr*. evident, the Navy said, that the In Washington a Department of beginning of the end for the em for one enemy torpedo boat” nnd Rocket ships, one o f the most se mild caee o f toe ahakes hit moat o f captured “large quantities of VVaacca Punch*. ^ r e U r y to Nazi cre\4S had lived on the Ice Justice spokcsniAn said yesterday peror’s forces here In the Ormoc cret of N aval weapons, played a ConnecUcut last night whan a six- packs for some time after aban a.'ms, ammunition, provisions and Harry M. Bond, from 1928 until the department obtained a presi valley. . large part In toe shattering. of second earth tremor at 11:16 doning ship. dential order July 15 to proceed supplies.” '("General Bruce already has German defenaea along the Euro o’clock caused buildings to shiver hU death Doc. 24, 1»85> testified Simultaneously with the Navy with the ca.ses after it made a started his troops northwards up and street lights to flicker. in Superior court before Judge announcement, the Coast Guard at "routine” request to do so. The pean beaches. , Frank P. McBvoy today that un the valley, at the same time that Chinese .Approaching No damage was caused by toe Boston disclosed the arrival there order is needed In case of Army This was disclosed today In a baby quake beyond toe breaking til tte Item wa* Included in the of the Kxternsteine, saying it had an American foicc is squeezing the and Navy dissent to pur.sual of a lochih as Japs Flee Navy report of the use of rockets o f some svlndowa in a bouse on toe Uat of claims against the ^ n d been taken before the crew had a Japs down from the north. The , case. Chungking, Dec. 14— (/P)—Chi in the Atlantic and Pacific. It fol fur farm of Charles Donat at aatate, she never had heard of chance to set off demolition enemy is scattering into the moun lowed an announcement that the the alleged $259,882.60 claimed to Lord ' said In Newark he was nese troops were ' reported ap Wallingford. Hartford and Willl- charge., placed In the engine room tains” ) undisclosed productior. of rockets Th have been due the Hotel Bond "not In a position to state" the proaching the Kwangsl province mantlc reported toe disturbance Hit j Oil Installations city of Hochlh today in close pur will be increased nearly 300 per almost BlmultoneouBly. Norwich. Coihpany by Mr. Bond. reason for resumption of the suits, B « a gRiMTout ko«tl Mrs. Pusche testified that she but a Washington official express For the third successive day suit of the Japanese Invaders they cent Immediately. Bridgeport, MUford, New Canaan, chased from Kweichow province. , November output of rockets had the Item explained to her by ed the opinion that the cases were American planes struck at oil In Wallingford, Torrl^on, Middle- Pots on th « g o o ! iM wt Bdmund Dies, at present treasur "Important ” fob the government’s stallations on Borneo. Refinery The high command said Cheho, waa 262 per cent above the.^unp town, New Milford and Wlnsted all Obituary figure, a W P B spdkesihah' said, er of Hotel Bond and one of the reconversion program. There was buildings, six large oil tanks and 15 miles northwest o f Hochlh, fell reported pictures dancing on the obout tho luxury too executors, when she asked Mr. no Indication whether other anti two reservoirs were set ablaze by last night to the (3hlne8e advanc describing this as "the example of walla, buildings doing a modified ( l examples” of ever-chang;lng de- • Oles and Mr. Rogers concerning trust actions now In suspension fighters at Tarakan. Water front ing southeast along the Kw.elchow- ahlmmy said street lights swaying with o thrifty prko It. She admitted as an executor would resume. Installations at Sandakan were ef Kwangal railway. Cheho, about 20 msmds. in awing time. v Ships Converted Secretly having signed the list of claims A t last Monday’s hearing Fed fectively bombed by patrol planes, mile# Inalde the Kwangsl border, , Kept Busy Assuring People Golden Ro m Tea It a rich Tea. Not e Deaths lies 135 miles southeast o f once- Large landing ahlps, designed Sept. 16, 1936. after she had been eral Judge Thomas F. Meaney and five coastal vessels were sunk, State police, local police, news mild mannered blend, but lb* kind of menaced Kwelyang and 95 north originally to carry tanks to enemy r % told by Ole* that the Item repre granted a defense request that the or damaged. Fighters strafed a .Barnyard became battlefield in toe fight foe Felsburg, Germany. paper and Associated Press tele- George H. Walker beaches, were converted secretly lea (ollu pralM for fin* flavor and sented money borrowed by Bond trial of the indicted firms should west of Lluchow, former alto ol An Ariaarican soldier stands by a wrecked farm machine, watching phonM were busy until welt after troop-laden barge. Inflicting con last winter into rocket-firing aroma, for vitality pick up nothing over and above his salary. She George H. W’alkcr, of 612 East not start before the court term be- an Important U. S. A ir Base. the shelling of Saarlautern, in the valley below. Unconcerned at the midnight asaurinjg people that It siderable casualties. Latent Danger Exists craft, the N avy disclosed. Moving takes the pkas ^ a k if Maaming aald she had never been shown a Middle Turnpike, died suddenly ^nning Jan. 8. Federal Judge Wil A 3,000-ton freighter-transport presence of a German soldier’s body, a white rooster struts across the really w*a a slight earth quake AN document or book to substantiate while walking at the Green, yes liam F. Smith will hear the motion Freight crewmen unload one of two Navy cub hospital planes delivered to Pelellu air AeW. in the W hile toe continuing Ctolne** ahead of the first waves of land yard. and not a German V-8 bomb or an cup of laa. was sunk east of Mindoro In the Buccessea have removed any Im terday afternoon. Mr. Walker was t'j restore the Bendlx case next Palau group, by a huge Curti.ss Commando transport. The 1200-pound planes were pait of the cargo ing craft, they worked with bat explosion in on* of Connecticut’s the debt. . central Philippines by. night air mediate Japanese threat to Kwel tleships, cruisers and destroyers In all the time she had served born In North Coventry, Feb. 10. Monday. It was believed here the many munition plant*. carried by tlie big plane on a routine flight from Guam. ______patfols. yang, a latent danger to the Im in toe bombeudment which pre Their action was one of the most reported recently that toe Navy as secretary. Mrs. Pusche said, 1870, and had resided In this town Department of Justice might not In New York, the Rev. Joseph portant base of Kunming still ex ceded landings. amazing sights o f the Invasion. soon will be spending UOO.OOO.OOO ahe had never heard of Mr. Bond a for th- past 33 years. He had been press for trial before March 15, J. Lynch, Fordham university seis of the old Maginot line northwest Third Arm y had a serious problem ists, Maj. Gen. Robert McClure "Standing offshore and with First, many streaka of flames monthly on rocket ammunition. Indebtedness to the hotel In any fengaged In farming all of his life. The Bendlx case may take up to Japanese Claim Two mologist reported a "very, -very In the massive pillboxes of the told correspondents today. great Naval shells howling over spurted from the Cat, hollow shell Each rocket craft carries hun fami and feiliel! amount. As secretary she said she He leaves his wife, Mary C. Maine six months. Corporation President Win Stretch of Bitche to Kappelenhof, three alight tremor, about 53 miles Siegfried line, even after such McClure, chief of staff to Maj head," toe Navy reported, "the o f the craft, then, seconds later, dreds of missies. Fired electrical took care of all Mr. Bond’s per Walker, one daughter. Miss Ruth- E. R. Breech said at the time the and a half miles from the south Cruisers Set Afire northeast of toe vicinity of Bridge east corner of th Saarland and 12 positions are token. The Germans Gen. Albert C. Wedemeyer. U. S rocket craft blazed away time aft the carpet of bursts crashed on a ly, the rockets speed toward th* ^ ^ I e t*. PRESEiRVES sonal axnsounts and had power of mary WAlker of this town, two complaint was filed that the flfm Along Roer; defending the Saarland arsenals By The Associated Press hillside or a section o f beach. The port, Conn.” would "defend itself to the limit. miles south of the shelled Palati commander In. China, said th« er time, leaving sections of the bMches In overlapping salvos, HALE attorney to sign his checks. She stepsons, Lieut. George Remer of have an unpleasant habit of filter The appearance of big American roar from the explosicm was many He sold the tremor occurred at PLUM the Connecticut State Police, sta Former President Vincent Bendlx, nate city of Zweizrucken. Americans were giving the Chi defenses a dancing floor of fire. and "eliminate virtually all sec said she also had access to me ing back at night into the recap warships in inland, waters of the times more violent than that of 16 seconds past 13 :15 p. m. (a.w.t.) POUND tioned at the Westport barracks, Former Vice President Charles Nearer Cologne ’Two Miles From Frontier nese a* much assistance a* possi ondary fortifications Including U A C K N R R Y h . m« 2 4 - safe deposit bo* at the Hartford- tured pillboxes and opening fire Philippines was reported—It may heavy battleship gunfire." and was too alight to have caused and Frederick M. Remer of Green Marcus and Patent Attorney Fran The Seventh Army at points w.a* ble. mines, wire, machine-gun neats, CARTON Connectlcut Trust Co. through the rear embrasures. be a Tokyo fishing expedition to He said Gen. H o Ylng-Chln, «M Have Punch of Broadside shallow pill boxes and will tem any damage. GRAPI .4SM.1!. Testifies About Last Illness wich, Conn., one stepdaughter, cis A. Stanton, all of New York, two miles or so from the frontier (Continued From Page One) The little forts are so numerous ascertain dlapositiona o f toe fleet Ctolnese chief of staff, now la com Total salvoa fired from a rock porarily stun men In larger forti In Weston, Mass., Rev. Daniel She testified that Mr. Bonds Mrs. Joseph A. Prentice of Man were named as co-defendants In and was still fighting around the J. Linehan, S. J., Weston College chester, three grandchildren, one and so strong that tons of explo —by the enemy'# radio today. manding field force* covering i et ship have the punch o f a broad fications,’' the N avy said. W JELLIES last lUnesa dated from Nov. 9 to the complaint. . '- r ^ ----- » hard on the area directly across blown bridge at Seitz, 14 miles sive* would be required to blow seismologist, said today that brother, James ^rbert Walker, Those named In the Indictment; Without confirmation from Allied large area. Brig. Oen. Frank Don side from a New Jersey class bat- G R A P I It OZ !U H 1 7 . D*c. 34, 1935, when he was con the river from Duren, the main southwest of the Rhine city of them all up, and truck space is sources, Tokyo claimed two heavy of San Francisco la coordlnatlni tleahip. comparison of readings at Ford- fined to his bed at Hotel Bon^ Manchester, and/on* alster, Mra. against the chemical companies ham University and Weston placed town between the front and Co Karlsruhe. needed urgently for other traffic. cruisers were set afire by the the Bctlvltlea of inich America* The Office of War Information Manchester Man-L-I hear that CURRANT nototAmlO. She tesUfied that by dlrecUon of Holden Browp^f Andover. Included! President Otto Haas, too center of toe earthquake near PKG logne. Supreme headquarters said the Moreover, It would require far too much-publicized Japanese Kami ground persom' J as la avallabi* Jenkins and his wife had a row SUNSHINE CHEEZ-IT 12* Mr. Bond none but the nurse In Vice President E, C. B. Klrsopp M-OZ SIAM 1 9 . The funprm service will be held The 83rd division gained almost fortified towns of Schophoven, many men to occupy all the forts. In China for liaison and training over the kind of used car they de Wallingford, Conn., about 96 miles charge and Mr*. Pusche saw him. and Plastics Sales Manager D. 8. kaze suicide rorps of planes which b u y a n from Weston. at the l^tklns Funeral Home, two miles to reach the outskirts Mariaweller, Derichsweller and Eng^lneers of the 95th division Could Retake Uuchow cided to buy for Chriatmas. He h a w s c o H I PKG 2 3 * She said ahe aaw him dally and Frederick, all of Rohm * Haas; reputedly make a practice "It waa of slight intensity and RITZ CRACKERS 142 B ut Center street, on Friday of Gurzenich, almost at the edge Gey had been cleared again o f the around Saarlautem found one so McClure declared that If th» WAR BOND wanted an open one and she on Instructions of Mr. Bond for the du Pont company, Lammot craahlng Into their torgeto. it lasted about two. minutes on our >HvMn at 2 o’clock. The Rev. of Duren. An armored attack was Germans. They forriNrl a stout de lution: they welded the steel doors Chines* had sufficient forces thej 5^c#?CananY- closed one. Anyhow, the Incident Is du Pont, chairman of the board of TTie broadcast, recorded by the record,” Father Linehan aald. P E A N U T B U T T E R ->«. !il 23. 39- told Mr. Oles dally of Mr. Bonds Ralph Ward, Jr., pastor of the launched northeastward from Gey, fense arc for Duren on the Roer, shut with torches. coujd retake Lluchow, althougli now closed. directors; Vice President W. F. Federal CJommunlcatlona commis blhtng wa "The actual time of the quake aondltlon. i South Methodist church, wiU of with the Fifth Armored division and the First Army was virtually A t Endorf, a Saarlautem suburb this undoubtedly would Involv* Neighbor—Yes, so is the car. I W-Ot TIN She said ahe was familiar Harrington; F. A. Wardenburg sion, said the cruisers were among would have been 11:14:57 p. m. GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 13* ficiate, and the Interment wlU be participating. at the city’s gates and close to the three more of the pillboxes and saw her In It this morning. the contents of Mr. Bond’s and A. E. Pitcher, general mana a group of warships In the Min large scale flghUng. (e.w.L). Th* record began at INAICHtD -TOPS in the North Coventry cemetery. canal In the western outskirts. All eight fortified houses were cap The chief of staff said thal Sometime prior to hla dpath on gers respectively of the ammonia Gey and Strass were cleared not danao sea north o f the Island o f 11:15:22 here at Weston, the dif GRAPEFRUIT JUICE un.w m 44-OC TIN 30* N HAVOK-TRY The funeral home will be open and plastics departments, and W. changed hands several times. tured. Enemy artillery was re American delivery of auppUea bj Instruction! of Mr, Bow^shc wont only of German soldiers but of Mindanao. ference being the time required for IT TOASTH)-- after 7 o’clock this evening for W. Perry, manager of the special First Arm y operations beyond duced considerably although mor air from India was Increaalni mines by elements of the First This would put toe waral)*P* on the quake to reach here.” >w h t 44-01 TIN 31* NONE HTTtRI to the safe depoaltJswt and re the convenience of friends. Monschau posed a potential flank- tars still threw fitfu l bursts. every month. The Americans are GRAPEFRUIT JUICE moved the will. took It to plastics division. Army. MaJ. Gen. Louis A. Craig’s the course to be taken between The Indictment charges con Nlntii Infantry division reached! ing- thrust to new German posl- shifting acme personnel to nea Mr. Bond’s a p ^ m e n t and after American-conquered east Leyte IVk-U spiracy with I. G. Farbenlndu-strie the Roer east of Mariaweller, It i tlons east of the Roer. where and the newly won holding at Or points to Increase efficiency, iH bis death turodd It over to the late AktlengeseUschaft, Germany. was disclosed. I three now defense lines have been said, but declared there was n« K' FINGtW lAKtS LOAF Arthur L.^Ipman, Funerals moc port on west Leyte. Aiperlcan Rohm A Haas df Dqrmstadt. Ger VIrhhofen Captured | observed between that river and Jungle Fights destroyers have penetrated those truth In a report that they plan Pfiod44om VaUmA! — Attorney Harney attempted to many, and Imperial Chemicals In ned to remove their headquarteri Ninth Army troops 20 miles to waters but there has been no men om Mra. Pusche Informs Mrs. Selma Server dustries, Ltd., of London to ellm- the north sprang Into action and Cologne and the Rhine. tion of larger ahlps. • from Chungking. ^she had obtained as a result O. Ilnate competition, restrain trade Coordination and cooperatlo* The funeral of Mrs. Sehns ------. . . . seized the Indc river tow-n of Vich- This headwater# section w-as Are Described Claim Success In New Guinea HDOI-SPREO 'discuaslons with Mr. Bond con with the Chinese are Improving, P o f uUm ^ Q a h a V oI m u A (Gustafson) Server, wife of I and United States production and hofen, two miles south of Jullch. the only place where the Am eri The Japanese news agency Do- cerning WUlard B. Rogers. A Arthur F. Server of 29 Whlppany the manufacture and sale oi he said, and "things nr* movln| Our special "get-acquainted" gift to lOOlfe PURE HqulRY long series of objections made by For once, the First Arm y had cans were across the Roer. The mel claimed today that Allied posi GRAPEFRUIT 3-20 aven\ie. West Paterson, N. J., for-1 acrylic products. Including poly fighting was In the northern faster.” introduce this new granulated soap Attorney Louie Schats, council for bright sunny weather which prom Marine Captain Tells tions at Mega, on tha extreme mer! y of Manchester, was held this merlzed methyl methocrylate, used spurs of the Eifel range. In such . . . works fa st. . . kind to hands. J4XiiACM D A R K F R U IT Mr. Rogers and Mr. Oles, were ised help from the air in bi|dp;ing Experiences Before the tVk-lB afternoon at 2 o’clock at the W at- for bomber noses, co-^^it cnclos- the stubborn Germi^s from xhelr difficult terrain that a swing north Soaplne's creomy suds mean shorter a f A teniMional daS, lokx, hvit teka sustained by the court. Mr. Har klns Funeral Home, the Rev. urea and gun tJirrets. The foreign HAKORN LOAF trenches and bunkers. The First behind the main Roer river line washdays. .. tieoner clothes I D'ANJ0Upears^l«2-29 hiH 4 f*i|6N ^ 4ijk * b . An < ney stated to the court that he Theodore E. Palmer, pastor of the I firms were named as co-consplra- Exchange Club. CORN MUFFIN MIX sdaawl VMM Air iMl M r prtc*. 35 would be a Herculean achieve desired to show that Mr. Bond Army was on the enemy’s side of Emanuel Lutheran church offlciat-1 tors but not Indicted, the Roer headwaters In the area ment. Fore.sts abound. Just ahead ALMOST ANYBODY can IVIRY BUBBLl WASHIS DOUBK had a marked change In attitude ed Mrs. Elsie Berggren Gustaf-I Seven Counts In t'-omplalnt were three ^arge dams across the Captain Fred W. Riggs, area four miles southeast of Monshau, — *— Bglit and tender com D l L U X I toward Mr. Rogers after the exe son wa.s the soloist and she sang, 1 The 65-page complaint agaliuit Roer, the longest 900 feet at Its 1 MclHTOSH 2-21> nf-IB and moving between the Hurtgen Recruiting Officer for the United A Rght hm* ftsk trab m Iw M el cution of Bond’s will. "Nearer My God to Thee." and I Bendlx. filed by Samuel S. Isseks and Monschau forests. base. Just Received nMiffiM with Flokom because LOAF He stressed the attempt on his States Marine Corps, Hartford, * "Softly and Tenderly Jesus is Call-1 as head o f the Justice Depart Headquarters did not identify here are all the dry ingredienta 43 part to show that a conspiracy ex- Before besieged Duren, MnJ. was the guest speaker last night ing’ ” Mrs. Robert K. Anderson waslment’s Antl-'Trust division In New Gen. Robert C. Macon’s 83rd divi the two new divisions in action on ready blended, mid they’re ~ !st^,even while Bond was alive the accomnanlat: The pallbearer* York, contained seven county RED GRAPES “23' at the annual meeting of the Ex to have Rogers get control of the sion advanced to the western out the upper Roer. precislon-mfxerf to assure de- B ay W a r Bonds were: Edward Noren, Thomas | charging a sinillar conspiracy with skirts of Gurzenich, a suburb of The suspicion increased that the change Club In Hansen’s Restaur A SHIPMENT OF fM gvn . HOLIDAY hotel. He also said he desired to firms In England. Germany, Italy lldoas results at every baking. STICKY U f a Weir, John Server, Charles Server, the city of 39,000 and only a few Germans were artificially flooding ant. Captain Riggs, who recently A wonderM buy tar broe halllei show there was strained relation France and Japan and with two flkotk taN *1 gtiaed ditiWM, pine- LOAF Harry Johnson and Arthur Lam- hundred yards from the flooded the Roer through the dam sluices, Keep Lending t o Keep Winning ORAKGES 5»>3S 1.09 ship between Bond and Rogers Bendlx subsidiaries, the Eclipse returned from the South Pacific brt-g. The interment was In the river. for the river rose three feet in Machine Co., Elmira. N. Y., and theater of operations, took part In du^g the last year of Bond’s family plot in East cemetery. ( ’The German communique said three days on the Ninth Army At All Oraaen Aa4 DelieateauBt life, but all of the questions were the defunct Eclipse Aviation cor engagements of toe 2nd and 10th the First Arm y around Duren and front between Jullch and Llnnlch. Flasei X«kM H*My Ce-ep., lae., CELERY^IS23- ONIONSixt3a.15- MOCNA ! A I ' excluded by the court In sustain poration of East Orange, involv Marine Divisions on Guadalcanal, - Oretea, if. T. Matthew Long Monschau lost 15 tanks and was Lieut. Gen„ WlT.lam H. (Texas FANa VRIOW WASH*) - MADY TO COOK ing objections. ing aero-photographic apparatus, Tulagi, Tarawa and Saipan. KAU-^TEN-KS And here’s the cosy 'Hie funeral of Matthew Long temporarily halted by our fire.” Bill) Simpson’s Ninth ’Army Mr. Harney also tried to intro rate-of-cllmb Indicators, carbure- C3aptoln Riggs gave a number of and sure way to mske L A Y IR C A K I The enemy broaocast added that struck after two weeks of com duce through Mrs. Pusche test! who died suddenly y ^ tars, de-icers, —fuel Injection...... noz-- personal acrounts of toe jungle delicious pie crusts— TURNIPS 3-9- SPINACH ssi20< A yaHaw bw type tayarssiM MM parative lull In the campaign for FURNACE REPAIRING mony that meetings of executors h'^h.!^,e. 3.35 Adi™ ""P'.'--‘^*’argers and other air- "only after a new onslaught did fighting, recited eye witness deeds INFANTS’, CHILD’S AND MISSES’ o’clock at his home, 335 Adam* conquest of the"' Cologne plain. on. BUBNCB SERVICE 35 they manage to penetrate into Jaltalusi laeitie ieing. bad been held wlthoi*Lher knowl craft devices. The newly captured Vlcohofen is of daring by young Marines In- street. Duncan Merrlwether, Rohn and some villages.” ) For Full laformatloa OaR h m edge dnd an effort h ^ neen made Rev. Ralph E. Henard of the on the Inde river, an affluent of cludtng the tamed stand o f Pri FIAKO LAYfR FNS " \ THURSDAY. DECEMBER 14, 1944 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY. DECEMBEK 14, 1»4«, MANPHESTBR EVENING HERALD. BLANCHE! "FAGE TaiSTEJCN FAGUTWBI-Vl Rationing News \ ffinrlj; Edses Windham 31-2 7; Tedford Stars Tavera Downs West t»_. A-4.1 ■? I . [■ Anthony F. Arpaia, Director Sides ill Rec League' Office of Price Adminiatration This is the first column rvectif you can trust a customer for Xocio,/ Sport Chatter^ Hunters Continue Red Knock Arch Rivab Chat Compiled by Students qf Manchester Hiijh School Miss H ei^ Estes, Paculty Adviser written, in seven weeks. As nniny money you should also be able to Pep Boys Win Fourth THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14 of you know, doctor’s orders forc trust him .for ration currency. Sum m ary Of First Place With S V O L . xn N O . II ed me to take a reat. But It’a Many cuatomera embarrass re The Rec Senior Basketball# ord that toe locals compile in toeir pretty impossible to really target tailers by demanding this kind of Straight Encounter League played to ita biggest turn three rood gam es If they con Hot Pace in Y Loop HortfSrd Rood Taveni To 1 Win; BirUes, U h French Clubs Hear rationing and price control prob credit Rather than lose a gdod ac out ta years lost Tueeday night come through, fane may accom Vennort ...... 114 110 121—345 cas Pace Winners. ^92.70 Contributed Fine Banquet lems, no matter how Insistent a count, some retailers take the The two gamee marked toe sec pany the team down to the state Johnson ...... 100 — —— 100 ____ 'A — Legion of Honor — ■■■ Boys Attend Reports oh Canada doctor may be. Therefore, while I gamble. It is a gamble, too. be- ond weqk o f play tola season In the champlonshipe again. It la pos Score Shutout Win Over Muldoon ...... 101 114 105—320 To Seal Campaign convalesced, I gave a good deal of j cause If OPA should make a spot Red and White Starters circuit - and the chances of toe sible. Old Men Play Lucas ...... 101 128 133—362 The match of the young howling For Football thought to OPA’s future. check qf a BtdVe it a Ume when league enjoying a big eeeson in Chambers to Increase B lrtle s...... 117 136 118—871 season In the West Bide Ree Bowl One swell, all around girl is toe ^ I think I gained a fresh perspec-' i-s records showed a lot of raUon* IMay Ei^re Game; V a in e r...... — 106 108—214 ffi.Y Assembly 1B ox Score attendance le, good. Tomorrow night, toe locals will ing Lcoguo came off last night I ------only way to describe this week's live particularly on the subject foods out on point cre^tr-tos League Lead; D^Ami- Canada held the apotllght of Contest Packed With cpter toe gome with East Hartford In Sunday TUt Manchester High studenta have Legion of Honor student, Maryann j (his week’s French Club meeting Team Hears Local and of price, control. For two and proprietdr would face ajlspenslon Manebeater (U ) All players in the leagfue have as toe underdog. The over East Totals .. ___ 533 594 585 1712 when the league leading Pngxnl a half years now, a good deal of ■ proceedings. Customers can co’ s, Mo|or Sales Win. Pmganl’s Three Manchester Boys done their part in waging the war Balch. Mrfryann la always ready to with reports given on Cartier and Excitement Galore. P. B. F. T. been given passes for the games, five with practically the same West Sides were matched with ths U. of Conn. Coaches at our energy has been spent in edu-, their grocer by not asking favol^ 4 Robb, rt ...... 2 0-1 4 a new Innovation. In other years playera back from last year's team C. Frelhelt . . . . 96 116 99—311 against tuberculosis by buying lend a helping hand and la well ! Champlain and with the singing Ken Strong at 38 Heads Wilkinson ___ 110 112 second place Hartford Road Attend Youth and Gov. eating manufacturer's, wholesalers f"*" which he risks his good nami 2 Degutis. I f ...... 2 1-3 6 many players and supposedly that won the State Class B crown Hunter’s took tor^e points from 107—329 Christmas seals and bangles. The known for her ability to start . Annual Function. By Eari W. Yost Gess . . . . . V • s• 99 89 118—306 Tavern five. Both teams were gun total amount collected In the of the Canadian national anthem. and retailers to understand what ‘uid his business, 2 Tedford, c ...... 8 1-3 17 players walked ta and wltneesed will be a favorite playing on toeir Veteran Players In Na Chambers, D’Amico’s took two of ning for one another and after tha Assembly Dec. 8 and 9 things and to get people Interested. I they risk losing unless the cost of Sports Editor 1 Vllga, r g ...... 2 d-0 4 the three from Moriarty Brothers A. Frelhelt . . . . 120 126 116—362 school was 592.70 which tops all Alfred Brodeur, Period I, recit More than 20,000,000 flashlight the ga'mea. home court. ■moke of batUe had cleared, the "Tacks" ns she is known by ed "La Cigale et La Fourml" In The Red and White football living is kept down.. Today the Manchester High’s basketball 2 Plerro, Ig ...... 0 1-8 1 tional League Game- ^ and toe Motor Sales five shutout Hansen ...... 139 100 110—349 records of previous years. James some of her classmates, has fol- batteries market Tavern five had won three out of French and Engll.sh. The latest team held its annual banquet Mon majority of business men are well team cHklked up their fourth Tonigfat’s Rec Junior League Lryant and Chapman lost night ta ••Th create, maintain and extend Farr, Student Council represen lowed the college course during i ...oon. They represent a surplus of Four girl members o f the Rec toe Y league. Totals .. ___ 564 543 550 1657 the four points and by virtue .of tative in 22M. collected the over news from France was discussed day evening, December II at the aware of what price control has 11 14 3-10 31 have been secured to collect basketball games feature toe Roy By Jerry LIska their win, they moved into first ' throughout the school and com her four years of high school and Signal Corps supplies and the gov Windham (87) Hunter’s added another game to whelming amount of 57. The next after the poem. In this period, as Garden Grove. Speakers were done for them and are doing their tickets at toe two entrances of the al Bluet, and toe Squires in toe place. In the other match, Warren munity high standards o f Chris has been outstanding in extra best to comply with regulations. ernment has decided to release P. B. F. T. Chicago, Dec. 14.—(P)—Youth toeir league lead by drubbing Darling's highest were: Carl Peterson, 14M, in all the others, two verses of them to civilians who have had a Rec floor and have In toe two opener. The Spartans and Center Catalda .. ___ 92 102—299 and Jarvis sprung one of the sur- ■ tian character," the purpose of the curricular acllYlJties. Maryann's Earl Yost, Herald SporU report However, we still have with us when they overcame an \ 1 Barry, rf ...... 2 0-0 4 had ita fling on the collegiate Chambers. Joe Twaronite contin 105 55.85; Earl Modcan, 25M, 54.75; dark brown eyea 'and :iaturally La Marseillaise" were sung. hard time during the last year in weeks that toe loop haa been ta Springs and the Pioneers and Skiba ______96 94 99—289 prises of the year when toey shut- Period HI had a Canadian back er, who acted as master of cere the chronic violator. He’s the man Windham’ High lead to pull ahead 0 Dumas, rf*...... 1 0-0 2 Eagles meet ta toe other games. ued his sensational bowling by reg Rl-V club, was shown to be achiev John Palleln. 15M. 54.47; Herb curly hair are often spotted as she ' f-nding baUerles. operation they have done a re greenward this fall, but when toe istering scores of 131, 117, and 134 Brasky ...... 125 118 99—342 ou‘. the fast moving Darling, team. Stevenson, 23M, 54.26; Edrnund ground to its meeting with toe monies, William Sacherek, assist wjio resists the educational ap anc win by a Si to 27 score. 0 PlosMwskl, If .. . . . 2 1-3 5 First game ia at 6:15. ed by the type of boys and girls goes hurrying through the halls of ant football coach, Tom Kelley, OPA has fixed a retail ceiling the largest crowds in Th 1-4 7 markable fine, efficient Job. Green Bey Packers and toe New for a triple of 382. The loop pace Reed ...... ___ 110 122 108—340 Plenty Of Fireworks Brown, 31M, 54.16. roll call an.swered by Canadian proach. He Ignores celling prices, ot 2 Solnlak, c ...... 8 Hcdlund , that were present at the Hl-Y M.H.S. on her way to claases or to, coach of toe team, and J. O. Chris price on the entire stock ■ • • ten 3 Deipathy, Ig ...... 2 1-1 5 York Giants square off for the Na setters encountered little difficulty ___ 115 86 116—317 The big match provided all ths The amount room by room ia: cities with French names and by charging whatever he can get, and Next Tuesday night finds the Every team ta toe West Side Youth and Government Assembly do some last minute reporting for tian, head coach of the University cents each. Pay no more. 0 Sauve, I g ...... 0 0-2 0 In overpowering the Movers al fireworks and more. The first 13M, 51.71; 17M. 53.02; 18M. having two reports on French ex. "When he’s summoned to appear Plant J. Aircraft and toe Rangers Rec Bowling League is now out tional football title In New York Totals . ___ 538 525 524 1587 at the State capital on December the High School World. .This year 1,200 fans In attendance. 2 Johnson, r g ...... 2 0-2 4 though Keish, Hilinski and Cham game saw the West Sides taking 52.86; 19M, 53.70; 24M, 53.30; Maryann Is the Column editor and plorcrs; the first on Jacques Car- of Conn. for a hearing before the Price Whe(n buying your Christmas I meeting ta toe opener and In toe fitted in bowling ehirta. Lost night Sunday the spoils will fall to a Warren and Jarvis Mr. Yost, as master of cere Tedford Brilliant bers Hit gotid scores. Walt Cargo, the match on the excellent pin • 8 and 8. The ourpose of the meet- 26M, 53.91; 27M, 52.11; 28M, haa a buay Ume "digging up” news tier by Betty Graham and the sec. Panel of his War Price and Ra turkey, protect yourself from a second game, toe City Cab faces the Tavern five appeared ta classy crew of gridiron "ancients.” W. Jarvis ...... 90 98 94—282 ♦ng was for representatives and monies, did an excellent Job of Big Bob Tedford was the 7 12 3-12 27 Walt Kompanik and Mickey Mc ning of A1 Frehelt and Pete Han 53.75. for her column. Last year she ond, by Harriet Htllery, on Chap, tioning Board, he pleads ignor possible overcharge by looking at toe Frog Hollowa The'latter game new attire and it certainly had an Both the Western and Eastern E. Dietz . ___ 1.51 95 124—370 senators of the different Hl-Y keeping the boys smiling with his star. The husky center wss mag Score at half time, 21-17 Man Guire combined forces with 'Twaro- sen. Frehelt in this game came Franklin building: 11. 51.42; 12, served as the exchange column edi plain. ance of the rules of price control. the celling price chart all retallera will be one of the most important effect on their games os they went Division finalists are loaded with nite to sco.“e their one-sided win. Sullivan . ___ 90 88 8fr-267 clubs to hold a regular General Reports concerning the two wit. He said that the best game Ws have listened to this p?ea fbr nificent ss he rippled toe net for chester; referee, Plngree; umpire, into first place with a three to gents who are gray-beards os far through with a spare while Han 51.51; 13, 52.28; 14. 52.28; 15. tor of the "World.” are required to post in their games In the first round. The second place D’Amico's took Pongratz ...... 102 122 122 .346 sen collected three marks, two AsMmbly In the Houser and Senate 53.27; 16, 52.57; 17, 51; 18, French explorers were given again that he had seen the team play more than two years, but it no eight twin-pointers and one free O'Brien; 4 8-minute periods one victory. as the rock-’em sock-’em game of Marco . . . ___ 137 130 As a member of Leaders’ Club .1- ■ m stores. If you don’t see the chart, two games from Moriartv’s cellar 98—365 spares and a strike, to win the and pass on bills submitted by the 52.14; 21. 51.71; 22M, 53,13; 23, in Period IV, this time by Loretta was when the seniors clashed longer sounds sincere. Nobody has throw in toe cours. of the evening for three years, Maryann haa al- Maryann BaU'h ask where it is. If the grocer I The High five will not return professional football is concerned. team with Pop Gleason, Keye and game. ___ yarlous Hl-Y clubs In the same 51.12; 24, 51.12; 25, 5133; 26, Walker and Arthur Bowers. The agaiinst toe lower claaamen, as the ever accused u.s of being peremp to emerge as 'le Red and White’s Basket By Basket Veteran Forward Walls Totals . .. ..570 533 527 1630 waya been known for her keen in can’t produce it, your War Pries | M W home until January 5 when they Hawk Pongrata, a new member Walt Hilinski hitting Impresgive The West Sides shot their load nianner as does the regular Gen 51.40. terest in sports. She ia acting as Canadian national anthem, "O team showed the most grit and tory with anyone who haa made an and Rationing Board can. high scorer. Tedford connected for will face Mlddletoam High’s Tigers of the Warren and Jarvia team in The packers, for example, may scores. Harold LaChapelle 'and eral Assembly. The delegates from Barnard building: 21, 60c; 22, the Senior Service Scouta of the Canada, Terre de nos Qieux” and fight at that game. honest mistake. But we've been seven of his double deckers In toe Johnson, W, s u ck e r...... 0 2 in this match os in the next two program chairman for the club this In a CCIL game. Friday night the Rec circuit, showed up to ad field a line averaging more than Stan Wslckoskl were standouts it was all the TBvern with Jos Hanehester were "Senator" Earl 51.39; 23, $3.96; 24. 98c; 25, 82c; year and doing a fine Jqb. She has 13 eastern seaboard states. As for a folk 'song, "A La Claire Fon Mr. Sacherek spoke on how an in existence long enough now to first half and he waa highly In Degutis, M, foul ...... 1 2 December 21 is the last day o » I they meet Bloat Hartford High at vantage ta a winning cause lost 30 years old and the Giant forward for toe Gas House gang, Birtlea, the iiighest bowler in ths Xodean and Representatives" Bob 26. 51.95; 28, 51.60. participated In many sports among pet peeves, she has only one and taine" were sung. excellent choice had been made in have built up fairly thorough flies. v/hlch you may use “ A-13” gaao< | strumental in closing toe early Robb, M, aucker ...... 3 2 night. He collaborated with Mike wall probably will be only two Raving Notes Mrs. Mellle Farr, chairman of that is having to get up early in The roll call of Period V was When these files show the same Olszewski, W, f o u l ...... 3 3 toe latter’s court. Next FVlday Is Bruno Mezzoli paced the Motor loop, and Bolo Lucas setting ths Clifford and John Muldoon. them field hockey, basketball, selecting “Red” Degutis as cap line stamps. * lead of the home team and in send Marco to pace toeir team to an years younger. The two backflelds, Sales to their shutout win over the the school drive, wrote a letter of the morning. Her hobby is keep answered with an English word of person has been a consistent vio Tedford, M, follow up .. . 5 3 on open date and Coach Clarke hah pace. Hansen’s 139 was high for Aasembly Action softball, volleyball and swimming. tain of toe team and how he en ing toe locals out front. Once in no Intentions of scheduling a game unexpected win. at one time or another, will aver Milkmen. In losing the match, the By The Associated Press thanks to the Student Council for Maryann started her interest in ing a memory book in which she French derivation, such as menu, lator, despite all the help amd all Solbrick, W, foul ...... 6 4 the match while Birtles collected The first action on Friday morn joyed working with the team dur Rent control, one of OPA’a most| the lead toe Pep Boys; never re toot night. Then toe following age 28 or older. Milkmen dropped down another Ted Atkinson, the nation's No. ing was the electlop of the State their "grand Job" In ralalng the dramatics when she Joined the has a record of her whole high boulevard or chauffeur. A vocabu ing the season. He wished all the warnings we have given him, linquished’ toe margin built up al Olszewski, W, follow up . 5 6 0.1 high three string with a score o f successful programs, has accom Friday the Pep Boys will be seen The Pep Boys did It last night Dean o f the oldies, of course, is spot while the winning Motor Sale 1 Jockey of 1944, won the open 371. Officers by a Joint convention of money. Eighty-five per cent of the Paint and Powder Dramatic Club school career. For paatimea out lary game was played and two the seniors best of luck after grad it's hardly possible to believe that plished Its purpose here In Connect I though local rooters wers kept on Solnlck, W, sucker ...... 5 8 again. Not only are they Pep Boys side of s4hool, Maryann likes to in action In Meriden. New York’s Ken Strong, plenty five stepped up a peg. Low scores, ing race yesterday In hts first Sweet Victory the two Houses. Governor Bald- proceeds from tola drive are used In her freshman year. For toe past stanzas of “La Marseillaise" and uating. the violations arc unintentional. tlcut with very little fanfare. IM| sdg sa the Windham toaaera re Degutis, M, s e t ...... 7 8 but they are "Iron Men” after active at 38, who led the league ski, swim, dive and go bike-riding. I think the time has come to Barry, W, sucker-...... 7 10 with toe exception of Mazzoll, start at Gulfali-eam Park to run Mlke^ Marco lec toe underdog wln addressed the convention in Manchester to detect tubercu two years she has been a valued "Alouette" were sung. “ In my estimation the moat Im cases where overcharges have oc fused to fold up under the heavy lost night’s performance. in field-goal kicking. He has such marked toe entire match with the Maryann’s plans for the future take ' strong measures against Johnson, W, follow up . . . 7 12 A lot will depend upon toe rec- his victory total to 280. He hopes Warren and Jarvis five to a swest gh b^y and then the response to losis before It gets into toe more member of Sock and Buskin. She Period VI was; entertained by a proved player of the year was curred, friendly settlements bays| barrage o f boskets scored by the venerable Giant buddies as the second game, a corker. The Sales to make It 300 by the first of toe took the part of the maid in "Jun are still undecided but she does these chronic violators in Justice Tedford, M, sucker ...... 9 12 win over Darltags. Ed Dietz went his message was made by the Hi- advanced stages. The money is al report of Jean Wilson on Charles Rudy Pierro,” stated Coach Tom been made, with the landlord locals. amazing Mel Hein, who at 35 still five took this match by a scant year. ior Mias” one of the club's out plan to go on to college. Whatever to those business men who are do Robb, M, sucker ...... 11 12 sky high in tne first game when T Governor, Thomas Elke of New so used to buy milk, cod liver oil, de Gaulle and by Gene Moriarty Kelley. He said that for a boy orally complying with regulatlons| Five Iroa Men plays k wicked pivot game; 34- three plnv although Hnnk Skoog Jockey Don Meade has checked soup, and cocoa for elementary standing successes. her field of work may be we know on the famous seapoil of Mar ing everything In toeir power to Tedford,, M, side f l i p ___ .13 12 Squires Score he hit the maples for a score of London.' After the senators left Maryann will succeed for she haa who had never had any football make price control work. The days after that. Oosch WUfred (;9arke started West Side Rec year-old Arnle -Herber, the arm of almost pulled It out of the fire. in at Oulfstream and plans to the House chamber, the first read schools to Improve toe health of Outside of school "Tacks" be seille. George Mrosek '46. Until a few months ago, not » l Despatoy, W, sucker .. .13 14 The scores: 151. The latter also collected high ------— . ------» - those three Vs, vim, vigor and vl- experience before this year, he had of coddling are over. We all have the well known Pop Boys. These New York’s air attack; 'and half swing Into action almost Immedi ing of the kills took place and toe children. Proper nutrition la longs to senior Girl Scouting and single arrest had been necessary.! Barry, W, sucker ...... 13 16 Chambers Movers (0) triple. * recently attended a conference of 1 tallty. played excellent ball throughout too much at stake From now on, lads, known for toeir amazing Junior League back Ward Cuff and Tackle Vic ately. His brother, Dickie, Is rid The defeat dropped Darlings they were assigned to commit toe most Important atep In pre Then an arrest was made. Thai Tedford,'M, s e t ...... 15 16 Overtime Win Palmer ...... 91 the season. Mr. Kelley went on we’ll take prompt and vigorous ac ability to run and keep on run Carroll, a couple of hard-pounders .un 105—297 ing at Gulfstrcam, too. fro third to filth placs in . ths tees. The different committees ventive measures against tubercu to say Degrutis, although he had landlord had been repeatedly warn-1 Tedford, M, side ...... 17 16 i-^eish ...... 116 108 The Horsemen’s Benevolent and Christmas Concert tion against everyone who is obvi ning, did Just this lost night. They for all of their : 1 years. 107—331 standings. were; Finance Elections, Educa' loBls. Somanhis Editor Chosen too much responsibility being cap ed and he continued to charge overl Olszewski, W, foul ...... 17 17 Oeltlca S. Hilinski .., 112 Protective Association, planning The Idea of aelling Christmas ously interested only In evading ran and they ran and finally the B. F. T. On the Green Bay roster, foot r 91 140— 343 tlon. Health and Safety, Jumclary, tain, calling signals on defense and the ceiling despite this. Last weeki Tedford, M, tide flip . . . . .19 17 T. Chambers ;i32 98 a home for aged horsemen, an seals for a fund to prevent tuber M. H. S. Quintet the regulations rather than in home \eam subdued to toe furious Finnegan, rf . . . 3 0 6 Defeat Jesters 30 to 29 ball life apparently began again 108 -338 Labor and Recreation. William Gi-ady, '45. has been Given Assemblies offense, was one of the best ball in U. S. District Corut. he wasi Tedford, M, eide s e t ...... 21 17 Low Man ___ . 98 91 100— 289 nounced today the New Hamp culosis was originated by a post abiding by them. pace maintained by the Pep Boys. Half S. McCurry, If 1 0 2 at 80 for peerless Don Hutson, who As In a regular Assembly many chosen "EdItor-in-Chlef" of players he had seen in M. H. S. fined 5200 for his refusal to Uvsl 0 In Exciting Game; sneaked ©ut of retirement to spear shire Jockey Club ha'* made toe Last Night *8 Fights man forty years ago. Since then within the law. Simultaneously.r The starters sU played a full game Solnlak, W, sucker ...... 21 19 Bchrend, c . . . . 0 0 t^ipa never got past the commit Beats Bristol Somanhis after tryouts by and he said he hoped that when It has been brought to my at 2 10 his fifth straight scoring title and 538 500 560 1598 first donation. Lou Smith sent a deatoa from tuberculosis have he settled a treble damage suiti t,..d now con be called toe Iron Tedford, M, long s e t ___ .23 19 Mnrtln, r g ...... 4 Hawkeyes Win 27-24. 51,500 check to the home -fund. tee hearings. Besides being klllsd, many students. The High To usher in the Yuletide season, “Red” went on to play for other tention that quite a few food re J. McCurry ,lg . 5 1 11 hts fourth consecutive pass-re- Hunter’s1 (3) been cut seventy-five per cent. School World al.so claims Bill brought against him by OPA fofi Men. They proved their durability vugs, M, set ...... 25 19 New York racing distributed Rv The Associated Press— many bills were incorporated or The money collected In the drive the choirs and orchestra, under teams he would not have to be tailers have recently begun extend In playing headsup ball for the en R. 'Brown, If .. . 13. 5 29 ceiving championship; tackle Cargo ...... 122 109 113—344 El'lzabeth. N. J.—a in t MlUsr, entirely rewritten as a commit as one of. its best reporters. the direction of C. Albert Pearson, called on to have so much respon ing point cridit to certain custom 5220. He also made restitution te| Plaszewski, W, sucker .. .25 21 The Hawkeyes took the meas- Kompanik ...• 111 115 104—330 5764.231.58 to 11 beneficiaries yes la used for a worthy cause and the Bell City Five Trounced; tire four periods. Plerro, M. foul ...... Adolph Schwammcl; halfback Joe 126, Elizabeth, outpointed Midget tee bill. The introducer of a bill presented its annual Christmas ers. The theory. I suppose, is that all his tenants. .26 21 58^ ,.ire of the Wolverines last night, McGuire ...... , 98 98 124—320 terday—toe receipts from toe 10- students should be proud of their sibility again. s '* n»e gams oponsd with Windham Dumas, W, sucker . . . . . Totals 26 Laws: and guards Charles (Buck Mayo. 122 >4. Philadelphia, 8; Jos or any member of the Aasembly Concert and Carol Sing on Tues Coach J. O. Christian of the .26 23 Twaronite ... .131 117 day victory meeting held Nov. 6 contributions. Held to Three Fouls in I amploylng a sone defense. It took Pioneers 'n toe East Side Rec Intermediate ets) Goldenbcrg and Pete Tinsley. 134— 382 to 15 for charitable organizations. Dejohn, 148^4,. Sjrrecuss, out interested In a bill could come to a day. November 11, in the aaaem- University of Conn, spoke on toe- Vilga, M, sucker ...... 28 23 O’Bright ....,.101 — 100— 201 the locals by surprise for a 'few Degutis, M, a u ck e r...... 30 23 B. F. T. I League, by the score of 27 to 24. Don Hutson 31 This boosted the state's charity pointed Jimmy Davis, 154, New public hearing of the bills In com First Half o f Game. [ Stiuleills Try-Oul bly hall. Not only was the concert importance of competitive sports rralllng 17 to 10 at half time the Kuhney ...... --- 91 ------91 minutes and meanwhile toe home Tedford, M, foul ...... 31 23 L. Botteron, r f ---- 2 2 6 Schwaramel is the Packer patri . donations to 51.892,670.58 for the York, 6; Jimmy Mills, 148, New mittee to argue Us good points be given to M. H. S. students, but for our boys in the service ready 7 ''awkeyes came back atrong with 19 Years Since Last team was piling up a lead of five Solnlak, W, sucker ...... 31 25 V. Botteron. I f ...... 3 1 arch at 36, while Laws is 33 and year, each of five tracks having York, outpointed Burl Charity, fore the members of the committee Sgt. Ray Linders ’The M. H. S. quintet came grade students from Barnard and ing themselves for overseas com 10 Hein, King and Thompson paving 563 530 575 1668 For Variety Show poinU at toe period, leading 12 to Despatoy. W, side flip' .. .31 27 C. Botteron, c ...... 5 0 Hutson,-Goldenberg and Tinsley awarded two daya’ receipts to the 147(4, Youngstown, O., 6. took action. through In a flashy and snappy schools were also given the oppor bat. He said how numerous fel 7. lig h t defensive play marked the R. Pitkin, Ig ------1 0 2 he way to overcome the seven 31. Oakland, C^alif.—Freddie Dixon, Bright and early Saturday mom funds. In 1942 the total was 5856,- Tells Experiences py thriller with a score of 28-16 tunity to hear It in a special as lows who have returned from initial period with toe boys c « i- G. Moquin, r g ...... * 0 2 -oint deficit and pull ahead in the Guard BUI Kuusisto, 26, prob lJ’ \mlro’B (2) 269, in 1943 It was 51.212,846, 145, Phoenix, Arts., and CsoU Hod- tag the surviving bills were put sembly. overseas said how thankful they Increase for SolonsI • tlnuslly slipping on the floor, final minutes. Peterson and Dou- ably will be Green Bay’s youngest M, Barton ..... 94 105 120—319 making the state’s total 53,961,- son, 145, Son Jose, CoUf,, bolted before their respective Houses, 'The opening number given by were for having been taught foot which handicapped the players no Totals ...... 12 3 27 Tan added to the cause. Interrupt starting lineman, Harry Jacunskl Keye ...... 124 n o 122—356 785.58 for three years. Nationalin sixth of scheduled 10-round cember 8, In toe Armory under dents participated in the try outs ■file greatest upset In the House both A Cappella choirs, was toe ball and kept In physical shape end. The locals ran up against fan Scare at half-time: 18-18 tie. ing Wolverine passes time and a the other flank is 29, while cen W. Hilinski .. .127 100 114—.341 contributlone from racing for the event and called no contest by ref was when the members over-rode "England Is nice, but It does not the guidance of Coach Wilfred held on Tuesday, Dec. 12. for toe ing fast—cost 575. I have' to pay Sport Slants Referee, Brown. again, which was the main reason Gleason ...... compare with toe United States," soft and familiar lullaby, “Jesu through sports. Only Way Senators and ahaped backboards for toe first ter Charley Brock is 28 and tackle .123 118 115— 3.56 three years are expected to ap eree who said Hudson, down five Governor Elke’s veto of a bill call Clark. Variety Show which will be pre- Bambino" by Yon. The orchestra Mr. Christian then showed mov that. time this year and encountered a for toe Hawkeyes holding their Buford Ray is 30. In toe Packer H. Barton ... . 99 121 89—309 proach 516,000.000. I times in sixth, was not trying. stated much - traveled Master “People from home expect From Here^ There . Speed Boys (28) ing for "Free Choice of Employ Wlth the loss of Roy Kanehl | m an assembly on Jan, 17. followed with pieces of a Bach ies with Freddy Mohr, former M. Representatives C a n little difficulty in toe UvUness of opponents to 7 points In toe sec backfield are Larry Craig, 28, Lou ment." This bill stated that an em Sorgt. Ray Linders during an in be taken to lunch. • That often B P T. ond half. Noren, Schmidt ana terview held Friday morning, Dec. Friday morning on hla enterl^ Although the program has not repertoire. "Arioso.” The selection H. S. football star In action- for toe hoops, but once overcome the Brock, 27. and Irv Comp. 25. 567 554 560 1681 ployer could not discriminate be costs 54 or 55. Or they expect And Everywhere Bill Berry, If . ? ...... 3 oi 6 '".'irson starred for the losers. 8, at the World meeting In toe the Marine Corps, many fans be- been arranged, the material was mainly dependent on the the University of Conn. Mr. Get More Money Is to locals were on toeir way. Ends O’Neal Adams and Frank Moriarty Bros. ( I ) tween two workers because one lieved toe team would be thor- promising. There are Christian held the Interest of all be entertained. That costs moneyJ Skip Kearns, r f ...... 1 0 2 The Knights were gifted with a Kroll ...... 97 127 90—314 H. S. World office. string section of the student or Vote for It Themselves. I have a house here so entertaln-f New Atmosphero Liebel are the "kids” of the Giant belonged to a union. oughly at a loss, but EdVilgo was I number of singers and chestra, which performed with ap the fellows throughout bis talk Lt. Honk Luisetti, former Stan Buck Jones, c ...... 2 0 4 orfelt when the Center Billiards lii at 25. Tackle Frank Cope Is R. LaChapelle 10( 103 96—299 — Ray, who served in England for ing costa leas than If I lived a t Bull Doggart, Ig ...... 2 1 5 Another bill that passed was thei some time, described general con placed In the quintet of Robb, De- tap^ancers, several pian- parent ease. The audience, or- with numerous Incidents that have As It was the locals first game ford basketball All American' has 'ailed to put a team on the 29. and guards Lcn Younce and H. LaChapelle 112 121 132—365 hotel. on toe road, it required a fev/ Herb Brown, rg ...... 3 0 6 floor. This gives the Knights .H '' lengthening of the temas of toe ditions In England. The fog is so gutls, Tedford and Plerro and gtudents who give mono- chMtra, and choirs Joined in happened to him during his foot By James‘Marlow played his last game. Honk has Charley Avedlsian, are 27. Youth- Atamlan .... .101 n o 103—314 state officers to four years, taking thick people sometimes get lost in once again toe team performed two girls who roller skate, singrlng the ©Id Yuletide favorite, ball career. Washington, Dec. 14— UPt —Do Expenses Oui of Own Pocket minutes to get used to the entire -vins with no losses and they ta! e Bill Paschal and Len Calllgaro. Walckowskl ..101 _J34 109—344 "And I have tc do entertali new atmosphere. Between toe come up with a weak heart and 11 1 23 sole posession of first place, affect in 1946. A provision for toe toe midst of It. There Is no great Its smooth ball-handling. acrobat, and one or more ac- "Away In a Manger,” by Spilman. 'The banquet ended with all the you think your congressman should has been advised to call it quits.. 23 each, and Howard Livingston, raising of toe wages of school rt'clal problem In England. The fellows looking toward their foot get more dough? for people right here in Washing-^ smaller playing surface, slippery Blue Devils (56) m Feature Game 511 595 530 1636 Tedford again was top scorer cordion players who have 'The "spotlight” was then focus floor and lively backboards, the Johnny Greco is a 2 to 1 favorite 22, somewhat ofiset the aging trio Uachers 15 per cent was also pass English girls assume a quite friend- with a total of eight points. De- 1 out.” Howard Janlcke's Band has ed on the under classman A Cap- ball In college. He won’t say much about It He’s ton. The more friends and B. F. T. The final game was the feature local offensive attack was practical to defeat Bobby Ruftin in toe par- of the evening with too Squires of Strong, Cuff and Herber in New ed. A large national Issue of per- Iv attitude to Negroes stationed in gutia seems to slowly be getting also offered to participate, pella choir, which sang; "While J. Wenzel, ’45 afraid you’d get mad at him. His tacts 1 have the better I can get Richarrl Luko, If . . . . . 5 10 B*“yant A (fliapinan (0) things done. And all these ex-i ly at a standstill for the ^ t ir e den tomorrow night. .Pennsyl ird Jesters battling with every York’s backfield. mit'toig 18 year olds to vote was England. An interesting fact is his eye back aa he dropped two The plan Is to work several of Shepherds Watched'’; “ Hark What raise would come from your money. ----- „ ^ Gustafson, r f ...... 6 12 W ilson ...... 8f n o 109—304 first period. „ J vania referees are required to stop 14 thing they had right dowm to the Mel Helm Real Vet turned down by the House. that all girl.-< in England, over 18 through toe hoop and sinking two the students Into a skit, such as Mean Those Holy Voices," by ’Tur But he hasn’t had a raise in 19 penses are out of my pocket. Hewitt, c ...... 7 Wood ...... 113 108 96— 317 Senators smd representative Til® lecond period *aw Tedford prize' fights "Whenever a . boxer's Roger Luko, Ig ...... 3 6 final whistle only to find toe score Real veteran ©f the champion The two-day schedule was not years olt age are drafted for sun- foul shots out of three for a total I having the tap-dancers perform to- ner Maley: "This Day We Sing of years. Bur(»...... 98 108 109—315 Stanfield Taking Senators and representatives get are allowed certain sums—If no go to town. First he dribbled In arms are hanging and he cian’t de Vesco, rg ...... 0 10 tied at 27 all and force the game ship game and the oldest in the all work for toe young legislators. drv duties— about the home front of six points. I gether In one act. Our Savior’s Birth," by Marryoll; fend himself” under a new State league from the standpoint of Vittner ...... 83 108 93—28t HAKES IT A NAIV’S CHRISTMASl On Friday evening a banquet was unless they have- an occupational toe same salary, 510,000 yearly. used the money must be turne and laid up a sucker. Jackie Robb Sheridan, rg ...... 0 0 Into an overtime period. ’The team showed how well they -phe assembly is largely in the and the light "Carol of toe Bells,” AUiletic Commission ruling. .Look In toe overtime period Cushman service Is towering Hein,-who will Skoog ...... '..107 i n 96— 314 held and later on In the evening deferment. Among the points of Navy Flight Course The only way they can get more back to toe govemme,it—for cler-^ )Ut the nets for s two-pointer. Mullen, rg ...... 2 4 were versed In bresdting up the bands of students. The Student by Senontbvlck. " leal help in toeir offices. edford flipped in another basket for toe Green Bay Packers to have put his team in the lead ’-49-27 with be winding up his 14th season of the. was dancing to the music of Interest which Ray visited while In money -Is to vote it for themselves. ? 486 655 503 1534 London were St. Paul’s and Buck zone defense through Mr. Clark’s Assembly committee composed of The orchestra presented the 'Murmuring Again Now All representatives are limit to send toe locals out front 13 to a considerably strengthened line 28 0 56 a layup sh.it and Campbell came league play. Herber and Qolden- a Hartford orchestra. drilling. ’The thing that yuts the four membera of the student bMy, theme 'from the Surprise Sym right back dribbling the length of berg, once Packer mates, have Man. Motor Sole (3) John Muldoon, 45. ingham Palace. T hey raised themselves from to 56,500 for this purpose. The m 12 os the many local rooters went up fos toeir gattie with the Giants Score at half time, 26-6 Blue M. H. S. on top la Ita scrapping St.aan Trustenltzer, P r i s c i l l a phony, by Hayden, aa It might Ray Stanstield, '42, recently lowance to a senator ranges froir into a frensy of excitement. The Sunday at toe Polo Grounds in the floor to drop In a sucker shot served 12 seasons, while Strong Howard .... .116 99 -----215 ^ Ray also spent some time In 55,000 to 57,500 in 1907, waited 18 Devils; referee, Martin. 99—303 Rome, where he saw St. Peter’s. spirit. ’There Isn’t a second In Wade. William Davis, ai^ Herbert have been written by Hayden visited his alma mater, M.H.S. years, apd in 1925 boosted toe 57,- 515,420 to 519,420, depending iipo! lead was short lived os Ed Des- New York. .The Psckers-Glants and tie It all up, A few seconds and Laws have played 11. Tanner ...... 99 105 96—186 The Italian people on toe whole did the game when toe boys aren’t Stevenson an'd assisted by several Gounod. Brahma, J. Strauas, and Ray, who is stationed at Chapel 500 to 510,000. Now they're mur toe slie of his state’s population! patoy oiid Jock Barry collected affair is a complete sellout with Boiler Makers (10) later Bailey dropped a foul which Super-snatch,r Hutson, who will McCJurry ...... 90 — 116 105—316 Olga Krupen, ’47 not treat the Americans in a very fighting for toe ball. other students, acUng as coaches. Gershwin. The "paukenschlag,” Hill, North Carolina, Is flnlsHlng muring again. Some congressmen can thug Msketa for Windham. Here Ted the Giants a heavy favorite to win B. F. T. was the deciding point. be 32 on Jan. 31, has completed . 95 .119 137 118—374 fraternal, friendly manner, toclr Robb and Tedford are toe lead- will plan thejjrograjn aj^ super- or sudden boon In the midst of a up his Navy Pre-Flight training. Some labor officials here, favor boost thetf income by putting ford went to' work again, first a . .Three weeks ago toe New York Dobkln, If ...... 0 0 Both teams played heads up ball his 10th season. Mazzoll ...... vise rcheails&ls* The present war and toe detail and deserved to win, unfortunately Bohadik ...... , -- 101 :-----101 Studies Russian chief object in friendliness being ing ‘fighters, snatching the ball in A. Pazianos, ’47. quiet passage, convinced the audi ing a raise for congressmen, say: wife, daughter or other close r#H la y up shot then a tap shot that ers stopped Don Hutson and Doggart, rf ...... 0 0 to gain money. The girls In Italy high Jumps, from toe backboard. ence that "Surprise” was the cor ed pre-flight training have "If they don’t get an Increase, atlve In a Job In their office, sent toe locals nut front again, romped to on easy win. This one had to be the loser. Campbell, Sheldon...... , -- — 87— 87 f Kent, c ...... '. 1 4 J __ _ ■ ■ - differed greatly from those in Plenty can be said for toe guards, rect title- for toe selection. brought Ray nil over the United Congress will turn Into a rich no caie can any one of the cleric this. time by a 17 to 16 count. A may prove a bard thing to do Bailey, Stevenson and Shea star __ States within toe last sixteen McVeigh, I g ...... 1 4 red for toe Squires with Toop, 558 505 1582 England. Vllgo and Plerro, also for fighting Next on the program were the nisn’a club. None but toe rich, af workers draw more than 54,500.1 Wtadbom foul tied toe score but again. .The Gionta have split their Taylor, r g ...... 0 Rec Senior Basketball 619 "Russian la different from moat 0 Cushman end Klein excelling for Before reaching Italy, Ray went and checking toeir men through Round Table Singers, with: “ Re months. ter a while, could afford to be a T^ord was not ready to call It playoff money Sunday 40 ways.. Bessette, rf ...... 1 2 to North Africa, where he spent For six months he was stationed congressman at a year. quits yat and before the referee the Jesters. New York, Dec. 14—fFI—The tanguagee taught In school today," out toe action, breaking up num Editorial joice and Be Merry.” with Walter 510.000 Shelton Representative Dies College basketball doubleheaders League Standings some 20 months. The only comment erous plays. at" Melbourne, Florida, a Fighter And will toe rich be friendly to la could blow his whistle to end toe which have proven to be popular Reason's largest crowd, 18,102 aaid Olga Krupen, '47, when she Grzyb takjng toe aol© In a clear, 3 10 Intermediate League Standing which Ray had to make about Al Again toe team held ita oppon Base fouhdation. Hero experience bor? half, he accounted for two more In New York, opened last night at fens, waa on hand last night in waa asked how toe Russian lan- War Spending tenor voice, "The Hollv and the Thunderbolts (41) W. L. PC. W L Pet. giers, Africa, was that Algiers was ents to Just foul shots In the first Ivy," by Borghton; ”0 Sanctis was available by talking to pilots "Besides: With better pay, bet Shelton, Dec. 14 — (/P) —Stall twin pointers, both of the side the Boston Garden before a ca Madison Square Garden for the Rep. Frank V. Crofut died las| F. T. Knights ...... ___ 3 0 1.000 p a ’s . . . . .2 0 1.000 "guage compares with others, certainly nothing like Hedy La half, not giving them a chance to i , students could alma.’* a Sicilian hymn: and toe and examing planes. ter men would be willing to serve flip variety. The Pep Boys led 21 pacity house. .Saturday afternoon, basketball double header In which night at the home of Ws daughte” J. Martin, r f ...... 1 5 Hawkeyes ...... 2 1 .667 Hollows , .1 0 1.000 the Oklahoma Aggies defeated ^ - "There is an entirely new set of marr’s conception. try for a double-pointer. This The fact that si.uuen« popular "Deck the Hall with Ray obtained his Flight Prep, In Congress." to 17 at the half. ta toe Tj^easury Bond Bowl game, letters In the Russian alphabet Johnnie Palleln. truthfully ahows their defensive give up minor luxuries-to use their training at Colgate, where he was CIO May Take Stand Mrs. James L. Webster at JU The second half wss almost s K. Jones, I f ...... 0 6 Wolverines ...... *.. 1 1 .500 a t y . C:ab .1 1 .600 Boughs of Holly," a Welah carrot between Randolph Field and the K. Fallon, c ...... 3 0 6 Marauders . . . . 1 numbering thirty-one altogether, power. money for War Bonds was cited stationed for four months. The CIO Executive committee Coram avenue. He was 86 year ipetitlon of the first, sxcept toe ...... 1 .500 Rangers . .0 1 .000 'This was followed by “O Little Second Air Force a quota of 579,- G. Flovell, rg ...... 5 0 10 Sqbire.s ...... / . 1 2 .333 she stated. ’Three more long months were may take a stand on this when it old and had twice been electel end bidlt up by the locals waa Aircraft . ,.o 2 .000 ’The fight and stamina of the a discussion In a recent senior Town of Bethlehem,” with toe or meeta early next year. 750,000 haa been set for toe game B. Frey, Ig ...... 7 0 14 Center Billiards ___ 1 2 .333 Olga is taking R ) ;-^i‘ '■i-'-r^--T—^tr-' 5 - /■•*“ ' i ^ •* ' *“ ^ ‘ « " . ' - "^i'\'" "a- '.'A JCHKS'I RR EVRNING HERALD, MANCHESTER. COMN„ THURSDAY, DECEM|iElR 14,1944 ^ MANCHESTEK EVENING.HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14. 1944 MAN( TAGE Fin'EEX k a u b f o u r t e e n Household Goode 51 Hu.sinesa Services Offered 1U| rain!ing—Papering DiittK—Riids—Pete 41 ItMINEKVlLl.B FUlju BY H iN 'IA IM i. FOX I Ga rages— Ser v Icea------l,08t and Round F o r s a l e — g u a r a n t e e d FOR C H R ISTM AS— NEW ehll- Storage ' 10 FLUOR SANUINU PAINTTNG AND psMr banging, dreii'a furniture, tables and ' ClassiBed LOST—BLACK SUEDE hand bag good work. Reasonable! Itaymond singing canarlea, all colors, and Sense and Nonsense Laying ana Finishing cages. Call-6467. chairs, rocking chairs, swings on North Main street about 3 F p R R E N T —Oa RAOE. ; Inquire J, E Jensen Phone 2-0920 Fiske— 3384, Qassified Also used furnilure. dinette set. Q i m / week! ago. Call 2-0103. "413 Main atreet or telephone 5200 if No Answer—53’29 B E A U T IF U L O E rM A N shepherd, chairs, rockers, tables, bedroom Adverti23!ntnts N6A diaviCl.INC. OiristaBaa Oarda! WUa TeUa AU \ Manchester Man— iVoBMn. didn’t after 5 p. .0. pedigreed, 9 months-old, spayed suit and various-odd pieces. I'elc-i Henry Cole, an Englishman, This latter ran in ”A Letter ta wear slacks In the days of Shakes W ASHER. vTa c UUMS, Electric Repairing 2S female, wonderful pet for child. phone 5187, Austin Cnambers F u r R e n t F u r S a l e was the originator of tbe idea of the Zklitor” column and went aa peare. Adveitiieiiients Annonnecments motors, etc„ repaired. AU paru ] lx Will aacrlflce. Pbone 5967. Warehouse, Manchester Qrsen. mured. “ I was fond o f the boy sending greeting carda at Christ followa: FYiend—Why do you aair that? available 24-taoui aervtce. Cbarg- PLANO ru.>i •..(.> and rapatriiig: Open daily 1-6. Saturday 9-12. To Buy Tq SeU With that eudden clarity of vis- f Drusus.” mas time. He took an artiat'a “Army Haadquarters Mancheater M a n -rlf they had For Rent For Sale t o y s —A COM PLETE aaaort- Motorey eles— Bicycles , 11 ea C O D. Uanchestar 2-14391 player piano specialty. Jobn Evenings, Monday, Wednesday lea/that comes after one has been “ And I . o f the girl, Michal,” he drawing, hand-painted it, and sent "Mr. Haadquarters worn alacka he never would have ment of toy atuffed animals mornings or evenings Cockerhain, 28 Bigelow atreet ; said. '!' ■'■ To Bay To'SeU manufactured by Kaklar Cloth FOR SAL& BOY’S bicycle, 28 Poultry and Suppliea 43 and Friday, 7:80-9. a king time unaware, Joel saw it as a greeting to a friend on “ U, 8. Arm y written: “There ia a divinity that Tel 4219. w y he must plant an acacia. Yet j "She haf not changed," Michal Toy Co-, of Manchester. Moat of Inch, pre-war tires. Inquire 110 R AN G E BURNERS claaned, tn- Uhristmas, 1846. The English "M y buaband ' was intited into shapes our ends.” TWO ipCTRA CHAIRS, dinette I m wondered would she recall the I said smilir^. “ She still has a these toys are m A e of wool Cooper Hill ati'eet. atalieo and serviced. Satisfaction hens. Royalty took up the idea aa a the surface long months ago and I FO R S A LE —60 YOUNG aet, 1 extra bed, and baby crib. Rooms Without Board Sff<| ^need now, when -his son had come 'Sharp tongue and a stubborn washable material 70t up Bld- guaranteed. Also good used burn most gracious way to extend ain’t received no pay from Mm It was a hot summer day aa the Private Instructipna 28 ready to lay. Call 5283. Muat be sold b> the 15th. Call | and Jonathan’a son was no longer ' heart.” — well's Soda Shop 627 Main St. FX3R s a l e — 1944 INDIAN Chief ers for sale. Call 2-1309. FOR R E N T -rO 4E double* room, greetings to their Intimate ftienda since he waa gone. Please send wizened Rancher rode acroaa the Lost and Pound LAYING PULLETS—We have 2-0734. a sword to wound her. at the Christmas season. Year me my elopement aa I have a four motorcycle, good tires, new bat ELOtnnrON—SPEECH problems centrally located for 2 glris or Joel waa unworried as he led his duaty plains aboard an ancient WANTED RIDE from HlUstown REFRIGERATOR SERVItTE. We The aun w af high when Fla via after year the Christinas card, tbe lO b T — IN JIUCAO, croM bred tery, saddle bags. Woodbury, 464 —Foreign accents deleted Pri aome more, of those nice red and married coupL. Call at 47 OoU | flock. There waa a hint of change month old baby and be la iny only passenger train. Windows were Hoad to Caplto' avenue, Hai;tford. repair and rebuild any type of Hampshire pullets. Ready now. and he returned to the inn, and an messenger of Joyful remembrance, support and I need him every day Boston bull a ul urrler, stub tail, Hartford Road. vate tutoring in reading, writing, Machinery and Tools S'2| tage atreet or call 3-1614. in the airvnnd a sting, in the'loW open, dust and smoke rolled into Arrives 8 a. ra., returns'5-5:30 p. refrigeration equipment We ex Drive over, select yours while the hireling had charge o f his sheep. has grown in popularity, and to to buy food and keep us enclosed. the coaches, and the Rancher’a white stripe on head, white paws. aritbemtlc, ^iter writing, pho ' ■ ' " ...... In his heart the death of Jonathan wind, but he expected no sudden V Call 2-0042 after 6 p. m. FOR SALE— GIRL’S bicycle, change sealed units with factory supply lasts. Reasonably priced. day all of us are looking forward ” 1 am a poor woman and all I tongue was, bllHtering. For hours, Telephone VilUmantic 337i*W3. netic apelllng. Th. White Studio, SELECTION OF USED tractors, had ceased to have importance, yet storm. I f the rain came before > { 0 ^ chromium fenders, white side guarantee SclentlHc Refrigera Fred Miller’s Poultry Farm. Apartments, Flats, ' to Chri.stmas, impatient to find out have Is at the front. Both sides he suffered. Suddenly, he dashed B E A U TIF U L LARG E hall. 10 709 Main street Phone 3-1392. new and used Implements, water if Michal loved the brother of Fla- morning he would be surprised. liOBT— small tan dog, w all balloon tires, headlight, tall tion Co., 56 Cottage street Phone North Coventry, oB Route 44. what loved one, relative, friend, of my parents are very old and I into the adjoining car. Shouting: MO Depot Square, suitable for meet- bowls, etc., Fordson parts. Dub- | Teneilients 6 3 1 via, could he, knowing horw bitter There were soft low clouds In the buahy tail and neck, boy's pet. ligh t horn, tandem, chromium 2-1226. ______CaU 8626. sky but not the great masses of or new acquaintance, baa remem don’t suspect anything from them. Rancher— Hey, has anybody got gs, dancing school etc. For rent lln Tractor Company, Wllllman- ly Jonathan had wronged^ her. answers to Buddy. Return to 86 chain guard, double front fork, Help Wanted— Femala S5 vapor that are a warning to men bered us. Aa my mother has been In bed 13 a drink? Quick. Has anybody at low rates bj day or ’mpnth. In' BO O KKEEPING done completely FOR SALE—300 BARRED ROCK Uc. TENEMENT TO RENT, 4 roornsL | could he blame Michal'iif she loved Birch. Reward. $46. Call 5931. Drusus? o f the hills. The Roman tax would yaara with the same doctor and a drink. A woman has fainted. quire Mrs. Irish, 2nd floor. on weekly schedule. Balanced pullets, 4 months ol