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Prospect 10 . Chinese Reds The public has been asked to con- a heads or cash with which hibited to the Long Island SPOTS mvs vuamtige will be celebrated \ADUAITY'S POStWAY peak, NANKING, Nov. 30- knock some heads off, to school cafeteria December 9 At m level 95 per cent. above the can dependents of embassy and Sunrise highway. or| Buckley, president. The show Is p.m., under the auspices of the un!t.| 1935.39 average. The previous high RESPITE WON consular attaches from Central] MEXICO is the first country to use| ed at a dinner party Lou DaSilva'® real estate office,| to the public and will feature with Mrs. Richard Heller as co- February\ a China. 32 wes: Sunrise highway. £. Willard ing tackle, guns, duCk d600y8, 940% Chairman, and 12 Hostesses. moose Tek to onn ”£5,2‘fifif; May Prefer To Stay welfare officer, is| plugs, outboard motors, files and , % 0% ug per HeDand, post + photography and July. They will be flown to Manila chairman of the drive. colored \2 NORTHEAST CIVICS lhodlifilonboof manufactured 3&0? from Nan: and Shanghai. The Préparstions are nearing comple-| 'The bureau m“: SET ANNUAL DINNER alone, ard said, better n bassy lin tow for the onit i. ory hoge coe New fete Fation 27th annual dinner of GOUD!eGd the pre-war mark, with Its prawn.“ 3m \bo Ames oe the Preet Hiss srl epartment illbe represented. N Civic association of pree. $ufable Items turned out at a rate cans in Central China \to move to ball squad, at the post headquarters, department | w represen will take pl feal to1| 130, per cent, above the pre-war A ter safety.\ port place at scale and non-durable goods pro- areas of greater safety, Lake hotel, South Grove street, duced at a 79 per cent glip. DIMES SUPPLIES oar? wrilinm - 4. “15212112121 240] _The Federal Reserve credited the + clock. of arm ements. George record October upswing mainly to shaman 4 legl‘dem wip serve| Dew production marks in the steel . Schnelder, pr » and automobile industries, By RUSSELL BRINES Chiang Kai-Shek's 12th Army * AP Staff Correspondent was reported hemmed in by the TOKYO, Nov. 30-| Reds only 145 milés northwest of Wartime Premier Hideki Tojo and Nanking, the national capital, and six other top Japanese warmakzers| 6 miles south of Suchow, which has R a as toastmaster. won an eleventh hour respite to-| been the key to the Central China “nut”:- an mdmfarfiam buzz: z *__* see Ba D H l d dug. 1mml g hlmufzr noose, battle front. 1§11 Pracklin avenue, Mineola, and are ready EXCHANGE CLUB TO rn ance e nera \us as ¢ Hm: said| Orders have gone out to the 250,- hm“ \m. hat Mrs. George A. Stevenson, cam- PICTURE ON PLASTICS they would \certainly not\ he ex-| 000-man garrison at Suchow to Pits unrest, ster 2D) wn dnct ine 56 can. 1C cn men | Saturday For 300 tied ud ie cont of| mace to te mous to tor the LYNBROOK 9-6358 paigns in Nassau county im behalf of the March of Dimes pick up of to Come'\ assi. , hundred members . and appeals by two of the condemned) may Hay wert his NL| Free Delivery To NoTice!! firend ntt me fae: b sage or to Perin alie tig tes Se Pitts a h., iad\ me, next meeting. or food ind munitions \JJ seas forthcoming drive. | house, West Merrick road, tomorTOW in» Hemastead Eiks club Saturday] th€, Supreme Court is December 6. U. S. Marines Arrive The county quots of $150,000 will be raised almost eutirely by |.; 12.15 pr cti © If the Bupreme Court rejects the Beyond the encircled 12th Army wamen volunteers who have enlisted in the battle against polio: Each - - night. f ; appeal next Monday as it did A| mere is little to halt the Red chairman is in complete of her own campaign and successful youu , th marl\ lmd‘hfnbmfiiud similar. petition by German War| drive short 1° the Yangtze river Marches of Dimes in Nassau previous years have been due to an William stolz e scholarship fund. Miss criminals, Japan's warmakers could fong 099°C“: Nanking \unbestable combination,\ Mrs. Stevenson declared. i Eola & Kelly and George Casselle were - awarded prizes for the best cps- Dlulnukmew tumes. Mrs, Norman Egloff was William Stols, Sr., 56, died last | chairman. might at his home, 849 Taft street,| A Christmas program by the Lakeview. Born in Brooklyn, he was school pupils will be presented at resident of Nassau county over |& meeting of the Mothers's club De- r. years. y cember 15 at 3:15 p.m. at the school a ak t nies o 4 2s as a M. Thoms the Apostle nomas] Johnson To Install WWWJWW G.O.P. Club Officers Judge George S. Johnson of Bell- Lakeview: his mother, Mrs, Mar-| more will install new officers of tw the Parkway Republican club of garet sisters, Mrs. Margaret Couteri of Hicks-| South Hempstead tomorrow at 9 ville; Barney be hanged on December 7 on the anniversary of Pearl Harbor. Reported Communist capture of a The appec's from th: Interna- town only 66 miles east of Nanking tional Military Tribunal's verdict] POIDted up the fragile defenses be- were filed in Washington yesterday !0W the Suchow battlefront. The in behalf of former Premier Koki| Central Hm; Kuomintang ) newspaper Hirota, who helped plot Japan's| (@overnmen pre-Pearl Harbor war plans, and however, said the Reds were driven Gen. Kenji Dolhara, known to the| OUt Of the town, Kouanchen, Mon- . | Chinese as the \Bird of Evil Omen\. dag “with“?! 12m“ hours.. - The Associated Press asked the ouanchen on north bank * Supreme Alli¢d command whether Of the Yangtze. It is not a strategic : ABSOLUTELY NO MEAT SOLD TO DEALERS General MacArthur would \recog-| point in itself, and the raiders nize the appeal and order the ex-| probably were local troopers or ecution of these two men delayed|guerillas who off and on have or whether he will ignore the ap-| plagued the area. But the action peal.\ served as another warning of the This brought the following state-| danger to Nanking. ment from MacArthur's public in-| A detachment of 1200 U. S. ma- formation office: rines arrived at Tsingtao from \In reply to a query from the| Guam aboard the navy transport Sax-cu as to whim “11:9st Bayfield. It brought the leather- apanese war als w neck strength there . executed before action could be 5 to $800. taken on appeal to the Supreme SCREEN PORCH ENCLOSURES COMBINATION DOORS SWIFT'3 - GOLOIN wast FRESH TINDEALONN Lis $ASH CORDS REPLACED + *'FRED LINDNER 204 SHAW AVL VALLEY STREAM VALLEY STREAM 50094 - 5.3290 t $ and Mrs. Tina Fleckenstein|p.m. at the May street firehouse, h South Hempstead. The new slate is headed by Thomas A. Walker as LAMB 68cib. SWIFT'$ BROOKFIELS BUTTER ~> EGGS 7896 VEAL f OUTLETS: is\ . 75C tb. may: 59 be Later the public information of-| Members of the Merrick Ameri- fice said this applied to all seven can Legion post and auxiliary visit- major war makers, although only ed veterans at Kings Park hospital two appealed, Sunday, They brought candy, cig- Despite the delay, MacArthur's] arettes, clothing, fruit and ice nress officers announced they would Cream and provided two hours continue their 24 hour death watch.| Of entertainment, Commander lav; presumably the watch would be to/ jer Bebziger and Mrs. Lloyd Carr, handle news of suicide attempts, or| president of the auxiliary, headed similar developments. the group. ARE UP45% SINCE 1940, MAKING ENDS MEET.| SINGLE-TRIP COACH FARES READ WHERE THEY \ 50% AND COMMUTATION is IT possIBLE\STAND TO Lose over \\FARES 25%. 1i9n'T | THEIR PAYRoLL]| 5% MILLION DoLLARS) THAT ENoUGK 2 costs ARe up YEAR, I ° APPARENTLY Not... 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Washington Bivd. 310 Hillside Ave. 353 Sunrise Hwy. THE LONG 1SLA N6 HAS TO Manhasset, N. Y. New. Myde Park, N. Y. Rockville Centre, N, Y. E THAT %¥U TAT ION - ' E BE E. I JO WHIPPLE MOTORS, Inc. JOSEPH H. GRAY, Inc. SOUTH SHORE PONTIAC CO., Inc. INE NE! 8086 209 No. Franklin Ave. 170 W. Sunrise Hwy. 342 Central Ave. Freeport, N. Y. Lawrence, N. Y. FOWL 47¢ lb. PORK CHOPS 59e Court of the United States, General Merrick Legion cs\ nove ~*\ Visite Hospital ITALIAN Shoulder Tender SWIFTS :; | e OPTIMISTIC a mas fair of the North § . By O | OVER FUTURE for- cp -C ~ , , W N, Nov. 30... the ' ' By the Associated Press Senator Hill (D-Als.) warned the and Mrs. Walter Evier are co-thair © © WASHINGTON, Nov. 30- nation's military chiefs today he| men of arrangements - 7 e ists 4 \ intends to \raise Cain until there is Tes will be served each afternoon Government economists found real unification of the armed for- and s baked ham supper will be good omens for the future today in A aG surveys along the nation's indus- ces served each night mm. #: H ngfitmncnm‘ luded M-mumm 25mm ese reports included: Services committes, bye mm puppet \- The anpual sppes! to the public| December # at 7:30 pim. Football; Model airplanes will be displayed 1. A new peacetime produc» e mmnmmang: children. help provide marry Christmas] lettermen will receive miniature| by members of the Long Island| tion record in October-almost Am ns W that the , Navy and Air le meepitaiized \veterans win a| Sold footballs at the affair. Model Airplane association and! qouble the pre-war average. erica Flo n From put Mm \petty fighting\ for Reservist To Speak - slogan of \Oive to the Yanks Who ® ® colored and sport movies will be 2. Fewer strikes the first 10 & p e “I?” country's good. _ At * | *~ Who Gare\ today was launched qUTDOORS EXHIBIT; SET shown at regular intervals. months of 1948 than in the two ea; Mlarines rive . In an interview Before leaving Merrick Centre : by the Wiliam Clinton Story POS. ay spoRTSMEN SHOW rrm'roc. * € \.a Ani! Per sent drop in » \The time has tome for Secretary United States avai Reserve American Legion, Freeport. 'The great putdoors will be ex- n'lrmlwrmwfl prices of farm products since \lr Sits Cormmrponden Wim can-tum or iI need be, Fri e to tribute gifts . . , carry Out at the centre building, Fox gifts may be purchased, to be dis- man Saturday at 7 pm. atthe with a party at a meeting of the afifiggoflfifmfnfimfifi A Chinese Communist maneuver which has a?” the intentions of the law passed by yard, Rabbi Solomon N. Liptran, tributed to bospitalized servicemen| tal Lake hotel, South Grove str8®h| Columbus avenue school Parent-| ture the total effect appeared NEBATIY 140,000 National troops today threatened a showdown rom‘\. to give us unification in spiritual director of the centre, will . in Long Island government hospi-| Freeporm At, the., be presented by Teacher association, FT ®@P 0 T 6| cheering. for command of the road to gmkmg. aet and not in fancy install officers. tals, by the post on the lam-1m Sportsmen' Sort Thursday at 2 p.m. ai the sentinel. In sizing up the production re-| Shortly after Chinese press dis- - T =\ Christmas pilgrimage. Preferred the Jones Beach than“ shah.- Mrs. Frederick Walters will cogs, the Federal Reserve board| patches reported the entire 12th DDT Vs. T: us x arty For Detectives \on icon op \\ mmger mberman @ill| \lll last night that last month's| Army was trapped, the U. 8. Em» PMY Naval planes will a Mrs. Henry Stubbman of Centre blades, and other articles. tion of hunter and fisherman Will| chairman of a card party in th*| output boosted its index three points - L_ start Thursday evacuting 100 Ameri- \mhmco avenue, East Rockaway, ehtertain- Cite r
