The Centralia Enterprise and Tribune from Centralia, Wisconsin • Page 16

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1844 Greek Civil War Reported To Be Spreading The Cfrcck civil war Is reported 'to have spread to northern Greece. A late dispatch from Athens, Elas Loftlut troops have captured eight morthcrn towns from the of -the Rightist General Napoleon Zcrva.M. Communist elements from and Albania said to bo helping the Klas, 'aowovcr, British now arc In control of the former Elan stronghold, Tlrncus harbor. British troops and landed on the northern rim 'Of the harbor this morning and Inland. Although the landing carried out against no opposl- fighting Is going on In the in- area.

Mnrshal Tito's communique says Yugoslav troops have bc- important operations In Vr.nr Italian territory 18 miles "jwrthenst of Trieste. to the political front sources say the Polish Lib- Un committee of national liberation tprobnbly will declare itself the pro- 1 Visional government of Poluncl be- -forc the end of the year. Is believed that British and on the Polish have hastened the move. Weather Report Connecticut and Rhode Island- Increasing cloudiness, not quite so cold tonight. Tomorrow cloudy in the morning, and partly cloudy Lho Afternoon, slightly Eit.itporl to Block Island No arnings are displayed.

Rubber Ave. School 5th Grade Presents Yule Program WAR ANTJ ST AMI'S Forecast Boston', Dec. is thu New England extended weather forecast; The temperature during the next live days will average from six to 11 degrees below normal. A light moderation in the present cold spell will be felt, tomorrow but there will be a return to very cold weather Sunday. More noticeable moderation in the temperaturo can be expected late Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday, Normal temperature for the period at Boston and New PInven, Connecticut 30 degrees; Nantucket, Portland, Maine 25; Eastport.

and Concord, New Hamp- 24; and Burlington, Vermont on Precipitation will fall chiefly as snow and will amount to a melted total of between one-third two- thirds inch. It will occur as a very light fall tomorrow and as a mod- crate snowfall Tuesday or Wednesday. I Grade of Rubber, avenue school presented a Christmas; program at 'the school this morning for all pupils. Christmas'carols were sung and Marcia Baxter played a violin solo, "Silent Night." The poem "'Twas the Night Before Christmas" was dramatized-, with June Loycr giving a history of the poem. Characters in the poem included Jean Borzino, Dorothy Jordan, Johnny Horn, John Anderson, Robert Ekbcrg, Tommy Darmody, Raymond Hankey, John Miller, Dom- cnic di Laurenzio, Stuart Rockhill.

Donald Canaperi, and Hen.ry Yacek. The chorus consisted of Carolyn Molnar, Patricia Santorc, Shirley Miller, Barbara' Bruclihaw, Marcia Baxter, Patricia Petrucclli, Lorraine Woodsidc, Jacqueline Hubbell, Lorraine Swansoh, Donna Seitzer, Mary Macarkoi and Wilma Newman. post office-has boon working Properties were by James it was reported, dur ng John Horn, Marcia Bax- i the past week, after being laden tor, John Anderson, and Barbara Bradshaw, Falls Phono 4324 Local Residents To Sing Carols Christmas Eve Members of St, pariah and the United church, will meet in of StV Mi.chael's' church Christmas to start their annual rounds of Christmas caroling. All local residents.of,high school age or asked to. take pfti't, No-BihRo! Toiiifht No bingo will 'be played tonight at the Llccum, It resumed the first week in JanUr Schools Close School closed today at.

1 p. m. for. the annual Christmas recess. Ice cream production 1 in 1943 made about 8 1-2.

quarts available per person as compared with 13 quarts per capita in 10-12. For Last Minute Shoppers! our men I'riumls WDITILMI customers also todiiy l.o lioiiiL- loaded down like (lie hiippy fellow 111 I to don't wait too iiuw, hut take heart for in our womoiv's'do-, a inai'vclons jirray of cosmetics that prove. THIS- UidMIT G'irP THAT OIOIJTAIN tlicre arc still scores of AVc kiifiw (hat I Saturday will pii'tiirod aliovi 1 11 In i'act it's loo Ion beautiful gift i stumbling malu 1" do plenl.y liulpt'nl women last minute Gift Shopping clerks to aid the In our MCMI'S Department lie will lie right at hume the Overcoats, Suits, Toilet needs. Sweaters, Hats, Wallets, Shirts and other familiar lliiiurs. shoppers in our Men's Department will find every! hill- arranged for easy shopping selection.

BREEN'S SPORT SHOP NEARY BUILDING NAUGATUCK, CONN. STORK OPKX VXTTL 9 O'CLOCK TOXTGI-IT AT (5 SATURDAY N10HT down with mail due to the Christmas rush. However with the approach of. Christmas, amount of mail has been, receding, and the- tion is getting better each day. Nagoya Is Hit For Third Time By U.

S. Bombers (By United Press) American their heaviest bomb loads of the hnve struck again at the'Japanesc aircraft manufacturing center at Nagoya. It's the. third time in nine days the Supcrforts. from Saipan have blasted Radio Tokyo says 100 planes took- part iYv the raid, and that at least ten of the B-29's were brought down.

A later Tokyo announcement adds that bombs were dropped on three other industrial 1 cities on Honshu'. In the Philippines, American planes on 'Mindoro-' 1 have begun operating from an airfield on the field, completed in the record, time Democratic State lajty Is More Than InTKe'Hed" state party wound up election 'campaign than $4,000 in red; 'but show for Democrats 'received of slightly more than more than $105,000. elected to all olllces but; that'of governor, 'and in addition, grabbed off a couple of seats ip congress, Republicans received contributions of nearly $317,000 and spent They spent nearly three much as the Democrats, and. had a balance of better than when the 'elections 'were bycr-T-but not much else. Slight Accident In Hartford Store; No One Injured Hartford, Dec.

22 Re- that a. numbei 1 of persons have ben injured in an elevator accident at the G. Fox anil Company department' store are not true. We No one has been injured airjd no one was on elevator when.a slight accident occurred. The management of the Pox and Company says the mishap was a-slight one which occurred while the elevator was not in use.

No Well Baby Conference Wed. regularly, scheduled Well Baby Conference of the Naugatuck i Chapter, American Red Cross, will npt be held next Wednesday, it i was announced here" today. i The Well Baby Conference will be held on Wednesday, January 3, Red Cross officials stated. BOYS ARRESTED Naugatuck Points To A Thoughtful from Page 1) Christmas holidays, a recess that will last until January 8 for the children, hut only until, January 2 for parochial schools. factories will be closed December- 25." except for several departments at thu Naugatuck Chemical, and it will be necessary to continue operations.

Many workers who arc in smaller in town will enjoy, a long- week-end today and lasting until morning, as fac- 'torics'do not work full time on Saturday. will be closed on Christmas, as well as other public buildings. Stores will -also 'have fheir doors 'locked. THE NEWS will not publish Turkeys are not vci-y plentiful at but other holiday 1 is available. Indications Are Thai We Will Have Cold Christinas Boston, Dec.

looks a. white n. cold New England. The- weather bureau sold that from now until the -weather will average from six to 11 degrees eblow If this happens, Christmas day in Boston will be celebrated in the midst.of an 18-year degree cold snap. Today, clear and continued cold 'weather will prevail with temperatures at Boston V4 agrees Light snow Is expected in northern areas with intermittent snow due to fall on Saturday.

Last night's low temperature in Boston was 18 degrrcca. In the suburbs, temperatures ranged down eight below. Local Resident Sends A Prayer (Continued from Pago- 1) Thee in contest, and against those who observe thy Holy Commandments. And protect also our Armies oven as Thou hast done when Thou didst load our forefathers from their bondage in the land of Cloaking them with the pillar of light and the- pillar of cloud, so that our enemies weapons death should have no force against our combating regiments. Endow with wisdom our leaders in this war, enable them to destroy the Japanese machine of murder, and help them to obliterate their memories Crom this globe because of the lives 'o prcmatureyy snuffed out: and for the innocently spilt blood our holy martyred dead, blood wit which their hands arc stained- And may now the flaming wa which has been forced upon us, an which has encircled the cntir world, quickly subside, and be a a past memory to humanity.

Ma the sun shine again for us; an the flag of equality and free dom again wave gloriously on nig with all her beauty and brilliar.c over Democratic World; an hiay Peace reign for all. Amen. Springfield, Dec. inspectors believe that they have solved a series of mail thefts in Springfield. Six teen-age high school Christmas em- ployes at the Springfield post office arrested and'-charged with stealing letters and parcels worth $1,000.

MORi: BLOOD NEEDED Boston, Dec. P) Red Cross officials 'say that the German offensive in Belgium and Holland will require more-blood donations from the home" front. Expecting the American casualty list to rise', the Red Cross appealed for more of the O- immediate shipment overseas. FISHERMEN SOUGHT Chicken Tit For Pan' Sent Overseas Hospitals City. Mo, Overseas.

Army Style," soon will be a tentative piece cle resistance on the menus at overseas field hospitals and Air Corps Rest Centers, the Kansas City Quartermaster Depot revealed. chickens, which are fryers, will be fro7.cn and shipped "ready for the pan." Officers at the Quartermaster Depot estimate that chickens prepared in this manner save 30 per cent in weight and an appreciable timount-of shipping Contracts have been made for the initial order. It is expected this new type of poultry will be enthusiastically accepted overseas and be adopted a regular procurement item -of the i Coen St. Soldier Furloughs In Belfast Pfc. Thomas Palmieri wrote to his folks.

Mr. and Frank Palmieri of 37 Coen stree that he is spending a furlough a the present in Northern in Belfast. He states that his only sorrow is that he does r.ot have for if he did, he'd fly home fo some of his mother's Christmas, cooking. And so he figures he wi not be home for Christmas thi year. He urges his father -to put asid plenty of his "bclla vino" as he fig urcs.

come next Christmas, he ough to be home. The soldier has been oversea for almost two years. He is a grad uate of high. Coharfset, Doc. Coast Guard boats' -and a Navy blimp are searching off Cohasset for two lobster fishermen.

Spotlights were used in the hunt for Anthony Figuerido of Cohasset and hig 18-year-old son Richard, who failed to return from fishing. FOUND DKAD Maiden, Dec. The Christmas gaiety in a Maiden home has been interrupted. The body of Mrs. Doreen Morsi was found near the family's newly-decorated Christmas tree.

She was a victim of illuminating.gas. Nearby were presents for her husband and her seven-year-old son. STATE OFFICIAL ILL Dec. Liquo Commissioner Russell L. Patterson is reported in "fairly -ood" condition, nt Charlotte Hun- gorford hospital He in.

ill with lobar is Republican state central committee- 'man from the 33th district. DECORATED FOB HEROISM Moscow, Dec; P) The 3emi oflicial Russian newspaper reveals that more than three million Soviet soldiers have received decorations for bravery Mnce the beginning of the war. DIED SUDDENLY 'Stamford, Deo. half hour after 11-year-old Richard Kanxlcr came in from play and complained of a headache, he was The medical examiner said the boy apparently died from a ruptured. blood, vessel in his brain, 'induced by strenuous play.

Tho boy had piaying with snowballs with a younger brother in the yard of their home. A strand of cotton is strongei than a thread of wrought the same size. Additional Classified Ads Legal Notices NOTICE NAUGATUCK BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATION SUBSCRIBERS WAR BONDS FATALLY SCALDED New Haven, Dec. Scalded by a kettle of boiling wa- which he accidentally knocked off a stove, 58-year-old Tad- 'Jeo is dead at New Haven hospital, The accident occurred at his home. Photo Men whose landing craft were hit yy -Channel mines before they could let to the invasion coast of Northern France.

They were rushed to England for treatment In station hospitals. Back 'em up with War (A TrtOiKrx The Board of Directors of The Naugatuck Building and Loan Association, Inc. at a. recent meeting, passed the following resolution: "To declare and credit a dividend as of December 31, 194-1. at the rate of 4 per cent pe.r annun" to all shareholders who arc not delinquent on December 31, 194-1.

as to any installments due during the dividend period, July 1, 1944, to December 31. 1944, inclusive; and to declare and credit a dividend at the rate of 4 per cent per annum to all shareholders who'are delinquent on December 31. 1944. as to any installment due during tlic dividend period, July 1, 194-1, to December 31, 1944, inclusive, such dividend to be computed on the balance in the shareholders accounts as of June 30, 1944. except, that any installments paid by the delinquent shareholder since June 30, 1944 shall receive no dividend during such period," Shareholders who expect to participate in the full dividend, must pay all dues in arrears on or before December 30.

1944. Attest. EDWARD C. LINGENHELD, Secretary- Real Estate For Sale For Rent SIX room, 1 family house, nil 1m- provemcnts, including hot water heat, two-car gai'age; centrally located. Price $4,600.

Also, 8- room, 2 family house, first floor is vacant, $6,400. A- Sheplcy. Dial 2433: 12 family house. All improvements. Hot air.

furnace for first floor. Centrally located. To settle estate. Price only $6,000. A.

Shepley. Dial 2433. MAY YOUR CHRISTMAS BE AS HAPPY OS IT'S POSSIBLE TO HAPPY UNDER WORLD AS OF May the absence of loved The vacant chair or heartaches the worries and the lonesomeness of it all not weigh too heavily on your shoulders Christmas Day With good news becoming better each week Let's keep our chins drink a toast to those far away from us in foregn near and dear to us in our hearts. Frank Slnn.tr» OrchoHtra und Cliorun Columbia Kucoril No. 3C7SC Grt YOUTH Now J-ovlm- 8 Church Su Dartmouth and Prager Ridge Top Skis Ski Poles Stainless Steel Edges Installed TEMPLETON'S TKMI'I-KTON'S COKNEB W.VTKIUIURV IH.M.

40KO (No Toll Cluirco) PLAN YOUR XMAS PARTY Accommodations For 350 Persons Full Liquor License DonrltiK Frl. Pm. San. Jnr Rock and HIM Knck Snndn.v Danrlnir 5 to 9 p. White Eagle Restaurant BRIDGE STREET Member of Connecticut Restaurant AcnoclktlOD Put Your Savings Savings Bank All Deposits Fully Guaranteed.

NAUGATUCK SAVINGS BANK WANTED One full time mechanic qualified to work on automobiles and trucks. We also need men to work, part time, 20 hours per wcc morning: or afternoon, doing general garage work. There will be full time work for several mechanics as soon as our "labor ceiling" is raised by the Government, or restrictions on employment are removed. Returned veterans arc urged to investigate opportunities for permanent full time employment with us. The Naugatuck Fuel Co.

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