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• Robin Moor Man Enlists To Even Score With Axis
• i HARRIS LEE COOKE; Senior Partner in Cooperstown Law Firm, 45 Years in Practice uuuuuu
• Newsdealers' Union Enjoined
• Elected Vice President Of Orange Savings Bank
• AIDES SAFE IN SHANGHAI; Refugee Group Hears From Its Two Agents There
• All Air Alarms Ordered By the Army, Mayor Says
• HARRY F. STIMPSON ____ i; Head of Stimpson Investment Corp. Dies in Brookline at 68
• 9 NOBEL WINNERS HONOR DONOR HERE; Affair Usually Held in Sweden Brings Together a Record Number of Recipients
• COLUMBIA DINNER LISTED; 121 Insignia to Be Granted at Varsity C Event Tonight
• Nauru Isle Again Attacked
• LOS ANGELES DARK 3 HOURS IN ALARM; Lights Blink Out as Unknown Craft Circles Over City and the Sirens Wail
• MBS. CHARLES GOSLING
• WESTINGHOUSE PROFIT UP; $17,779,282 Earned in 10 Months, Equal to $5.54 a Share
• SCOUTS AID IN HONOLULU; All Members Busy in Emergency Service, Cablegram Says
• ERASMUS FIVE DOWNS LAFAYETTE HIGH, 49-32; Commerce Beats Seward, 37-27, -- Other School Results
• CUBA SHIPS MORE SUGAR; Exports for This Year to Dec. 6 Put at 2,967,224 Tons
• AWARDS A CONTRACT FOR 6 CARGO VESSELS; Maritime Commission Orders Ships at $3,000,000 Each
• TO MAKE BRIDGE TOLL 35o; State Will Reduce Charge Jan. 11 on Three Spans Over Hudson
• WASTE PAPER DRIVE GAINS; Boy Scouts of City Collected 1,000,000 Pounds in 3 Weeks
• WOOD, FIELD AND STREAM
• Front Page 2 -- No Title
• Yonkers Valuations Decline
• IN CHARGE OF RECITAL; Parnassus Club Arranging Benefit Concert of Ruggiero Ricci
• Helen Keller Buys Yule Gifts at Blind Sale; Picks Warm Articles to Send to the British
• YALE AWARDS GO TO 107; 61 Players Honored for Football and the Others for Soccer
• United States
• Press Parleys Canceled
• Evacuation of Residents Will Be Taken Up Today
• REVERSES STAND ON PLANT; Irvington, N.J., Will Now Let Plane Parts Factory Expand
• PASTORAL OPERA GIVEN AT MUSEUM; ' The Chaplet,' First Presented in Drury Lane in 1749, a 'Coffee Concert' Event
• NOVEMBER SALES OF CLOTHING ROSE; 75% of Retailers in Survey Had Increases -- Collections Also Were Improved
• 54-FAMILY WALK-UP IN BROOKLYN SALES; Property Covers Blockfront at 8020 Bay Parkway
• NEHRU STILL BALKS AT HELPING BRITAIN; Declares India Must Be Freed Before He Aids in War
• SURGE OF RECRUITS CONTINUES IN CITY; Third Day of War Marked by Greater Volume of Men Than Previously
• Colombia Grants Powers
• Tyrone Power to Appear With Sonja Henie in 'Iceland' -- Three New Pictures Opening Here Today
• STOCKS ADVANCE; SUPPORT EVIDENT; Buying Strong on Breaks on Exchange -- Bargain Hunters Appear Numerous
• DEATHS FOLLOW LETTERS; Fathers of Local Victims Tell of Recent Word From Hawaii
• WAR BOOSTS MAP SALES; 3-Day Turnover Said to Equal All September Business
• AID FROM LATIN AMERICA
• Announcement in Chile
• Constance Bennett a Mother
• ITALIAN PAPER BACKS U.S.; Progresso Editorial Says the Nation Will Win the War
• Suggested to Two Officials
• RACING PLANS SET BY ICE YACHTSMEN; First Challenge Event to Be Held on Bear Mountain Lake Around First of Year
• STOCKS DEPRESSED IN LONDON MARKETS; Naval Losses in the Far East Bring On Selling -- Losses Are Not Heavy
• REPORTS FOOD PRICE DROP; Jersey Bureau Says Costs Were Slightly Lower in November
• BERLIN AND ROME CURB U.S. WRITERS; Correspondents in German Capital Taken Into Custody, Nazi Wireless Says
• TURKS RATIFY REICH PACT; Assembly Approves Trade Treaty -- Many Germans in Ankara
• COL. ROBINSON DIES; ALEADERINR.O.T.G.; Head of Corps at City College and 'Veteran of Campaigns Stricken in Home at 62
• Kaufman Wins in Union Vote
• FELLER IS SIGNED BY NAVAL RESERVE; We Must 'Win War to Keep Baseball,' Bob Says as He Is Sworn In by Tunney
• CHILEAN BOND EXCHANGE; Government of Country to Be Sole Debtor on Several Issues
• POPE WILL BROADCAST; To Impart Apostolic Blessing With Christmas Eve Message
• OSCAR E. WEE, 60, EOM A PRODUCER; Operator of Road Show Units of Broadway Successes Dies in Cambridge,, Mass.
• Books--Authors
• Ernie Vigh is Classed 1-A
• Pullman Company
• Denial of Raid Shelter To Pickets Is Protested
• M. OUtN CROFT
• Mrs. Clement Henry Jr. and Rosemary Baltz To Give Dinners Before Friday Assembly
• EIGHT EVENTS A DAY FOR ALL N.Y. TRACKS; Empire and Saratoga Already Map Hurdles Courses, With Jamaica Due to Follow
• TRANSIT PLAN PROGRESSES; General Mortgage Group Votes, Montreal Tramways Action
• Khota Bharu Captured
• ASK CITY TO AID BUSINESS; Hotels Want False Rumors on Safety Dispelled
• OLD FRIENDS SEND GIFT TO NEEDIEST; Some From as Far as Colorado Among 313 to Donate $7,721 During the Day
• Child to Frederick E. Willitses
• COLUMBIA U.C. GAINS LEAD; Blanks Williams Class C Team by 5-0 in Squash Racquets
• Cleveland Graphite Bronze
• Cavite Naval Base at Manila Receives 'Particularly Heavy' Bombing--Our Coasts Said to Be Ready for 'Any Threat'; U.S. COMMUNIQUES REPORT BATTLES
• JAPAN'S OIL SUPPLY HELD YEAR'S NEEDS; Her Reserves Almost Certainly That Large and Are Perhaps Greater, Figures Indicate
• BROADCASTERS ACT TO PROTECT PLANTS; Transmitters Are Guarded -- Self-Censorship Imposed
• Art Notes
• SPEED-UP RUSHED IN STEEL INDUSTRY; Without Official Request, it Gears for Greatest Activity, Trade Paper Reports
• British
• British Open Bases to U.S.
• WAR SEEN FORCING CURB ON BUILDING; Drastic Changes in Priorities System Forecast by Head of OPM Housing Unit
• Willkie's Cold Bars Speech
• Church Groups Weigh Merger
• Princeton Names Chamberlin
• Federal Order Closing Japanese Stores Automatically Terminates Their Leases
• Japanese
• Views in Kuibyshev
• PLOTS OF JAPANESE ON COAST REVEALED; Roosevelt and Hull Balked Hearings Months Ago to Avert a Break
• PARTY LEADERS MOVE TO ADJOURN POLITICS; Flynn and Martin Agree to Work Together for War Effort
• Howard Hawkes Weds Writer
• Fox Fur Prices Jump in London i
• Cash Paid for Bronx Dwelling
• JOHNSON BLOCKS A.E.F. DEFENSE BILL; Californian Holds Up Senate for Day on Removing Curbs on Selectees' Service
• WIDE SOVIET GAINS LISTED BY MOSCOW; Town East of Orel Recaptured, Two Divisions Wiped Out, Much Booty Claimed
• MURDER RING VERDICT REVERSED IN ALBANY; Appeals Court, in 4-3 Decision, Grants New Trial to Nitzberg
• President Gets Backing
• Of Local Origin
• WAR CAPITAL NEED OF UNITED AIRCRAFT; Company Revises Letter to Stockholders as Result of Japanese Attack
• Article 6 -- No Title
• Freedom Asked for Rumania
• TEMPERATURE OF CHARITY
• HENDERSON URGES FARM-PRICE CURB; ' Inflationary Spiral' Inevitable Unless Parity Level Is Kept, He Tells Senate Group
• SCREEN PROGRAMS FOR CITY'S YOUTH; Teachers and Parents Group Lists Many Presentations
• Gets New Rail Traffic Post
• HOUSE SEAT REPUBLICAN; R.F. Rockwell Wins as Successor to Taylor, Colorado Democrat
• See Vichy Aidingr Axis
• Respect for Anthem Urged
• STATE A.F.L. BANS WARTIME STRIKES; Fullest Cooperation With the Nation Pledged at Meeting With City Labor Council
• RANGER SIX PLAYS AMERICANS TONIGHT; Patrickmen Will Be Seeking Fifth Straight Victory in Contest at Garden
• U.S. Is "Investigating"
• Canadian Corvette Lost in Crash
• ABRAHAM L. FIELD N; Ex-Supervisor of Huntington, a Real Estate Dealer 40 Years
• 4,000 to Get Yule Bonuses
• Conn May Enlist in Navy
• UTILITY'S PROFIT DOWN; Hydro-Electric System Reports $9,258 Net for Year
• Air Power Pacific Key; Naval Losses Do Not Alter Basic Concept That Planes Will Decide Vast Struggle
• RITES FOR JOHN W. RIDDLE; Bishop Gray Among Bearers for I Ex-Envoy to Russia, Argentina
• Books of the Times
• PRINCETON DOWNS LEHIGH FIVE, 53-44; Munda and Lowry Are Top Scorers for Tigers -- Binder Excels for Engineers
• 2,000 British Prisoners Torpedoed, Rome Says
• RAID PROCEDURE IS SET FOR ALL SCHOOLS HERE; Unified Service Is Adopted -- New Alarm Causes Confusion
• HERMOIT A. CAKMEB I
• URGES YALE STUDENTS TO FINISH COURSES; Dr. Seymour Says Government Requests Are Awaited
• CRITICIZES ACCOUNTS OF 6 PHONE CONCERNS; F.T.C. Says Pension Costs Are Not 'Operating Expenses'
• Seek British Survivors in Sea
• LEONA M. SALLINGER ENGAGED TO MARRY; Georgian Court College Junior Fiancee of Thomas A. Welstead
• JAPAN SAYS ALLIES ARE BROKEN AT SEA; Reports a 'Rapidly Continuing' Action in the Philippines -- Officially Claims Guam
• MAIL BULLETIN DROPPED; Data on Service to Countries of Latin America Ended
• BELLOISE OUTPOINTS FURR; Steve Takes 9 of 10 Rounds in Bout at Washington
• U.S. STEEL SHIPMENTS RISE; Finished Product Total for Novem- ber is 1,624,186 Tons
• Italian
• Duff Cooper Breaks News
• EXPLOSIVES LAW IN FORCE; War Invokes Act of 1917 -- New Ban on Possession Is Legislated
• LAUNCH 2 DESTROYERS AT BOSTON NAVY YARD; Workers Rush Keels of Two Others Right on the Ways
• WOMEN HASTENING TO JOIN WAR WORK; Rush of Volunteers for Jobs in Red Cross Disaster Canteen Unit Is Reported
• DWELLINGS FEATURE TRADING IN JERSEY; Two-Family House in Jersey City Sold by Trustees
• Article 4 -- No Title
• Peace Hints Assailed
• British Islands Near By
• War Causes Shelving of 'Admiral Had a Wife' -- Cort Gets 'Letters to Lucerne' -- Romo Vincent Resigns
• Heads Builders in State
• Wide Soviet Gains Listed
• Ecuador Watches Japanese
• STOKOWSKI LEADS AT DIX; 1,000 Soldiers Hear the Jersey WPA Philharmonic at Post
• ELECTED RAIL OFFICIAL
• TWO JERSEY MEN KILLED; Parents of Louis Scnleifer Got $45 From Him Monday
• DARLAN AND CIANO IN PARLEY AT TURIN; Italians Hail Talk as the First Sign That Vichy Is Ready for 'Sensible' Attitude
• Topics of The Times
• Strikes of Barbers Settled
• Yiddish Play Revived Tonight
• Axis Seen Already in War
• Conscientious Objector Recants After Attack
• YALE HOCKEY WINNER, 8-0; Harrison Leads Team in Triumph Over Boston University
• BONUSES ANNOUNCED
• BROWN TAKES STAND, DENIES GIRL'S CHARGE; Says Miss Le Boyer's Story is 'Figment of Imagination'
• Temporary Burial for the Fallen
• WILLIAM MACK; Head of American Law Book Co. ouLaw Encyclopedia Editor
• G.E. Workers in War Bond Drive
• 213 TEE OFF TODAY IN OPEN AT MIAMI; Nelson, 1940 Winner, Regards Heafner, Hogan as Threats in $10,000 Tournament
• NEW STOCK ON MARKET; 30,000 Abbott Laboratories 4% Preferred Shares Priced at 104
• 14-Month Strike Ended As National Unity Move
• , CHAKLES H. REISIG I
• GOOD HOME COOKS CALLED VITAL NOW; Mrs. H.M. Wagenblass Tells State Grange That Total War Requires Proper Feeding
• Brown 52, Harvard 46
• INDUSTRIAL STATUS SOUGHT BY UTILITY; New England Public Service Would Drop Power Units and Be Holding Concern
• NEW INDO-CHINA PACT IS MADE WITH JAPAN; Accord Prepares for Defense in the War in the Pacific
• NEW RAID SIGNALS FOR CRIMINAL COURTS; Morse Code System Inside the Building Is Installed
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• HOUSING WORK APPROVED; City Planning Board Votes for 2 State-Aided Projects
• FORDHAM RECEIVES LAMBERT TROPHY; Award Given to Football Team as East's Champion -- Pace of Practice Speeded
• Chinese on Offensive
• Dutch Treat Buys Defense Bonds
• 3 CITY TEACHERS OUSTED BY BOARD; One on Red Charges, Another for Drinking, the Third for Fund Shortages
• ASSEMBLY-CLASS DINNER; Event With Dancing to Be Held at Junior League Tonight
• TRADING QUIETER IN GRAIN MARKETS; Freed of Temporary Ceiling on Prices Wheat Futures End 1/4 to 1/2c Higher
• PHILIPPINES FIGHT; Army Reports Invasion Under Control, With a New Effort Repulsed
• Blackout Rules Listed
• JUKE BOXES LIMITED BY PRIORITY ORDER; Nelson Directs Manufacturers Reduce Output Drastically to Save Needed Metals
• Norris Leads Bowling Stars
• RESTRICTIONS ARE LIFTED; Limitations on Futures Trading on Commodities Ended
• German
• WASHINGTON SPECULATES; Mass Bombing at Close Range and Aid of Submarines Suggested
• MUSEUM OF MODERN ART TAKES A WARTIME PRECAUTION
• 700 WRITE TO SANTA HE'S NOT TO FORGET; Children Address Him at North and South Poles and 'Alasker'
• WARNS FOOD SPIRAL MEANS U.S. CONTROL; OPM Consultant Sees Quick Crackdown Unless Industry Keeps Prices in Line
• Russian
• NEIGHBORS' BACKING FOR U.S. INCREASES; Argentina Blocks Japanese Funds -- Cardenas Commands Mexico's West Coast
• RAY LEV APPEARS AT CARNEGIE HALL; Pianist Presents the Schubert 'Impromptu' in C Minor Along With Brahms's Sonata
• SHARP RESTRICTIONS DUE IN PLASTICS USE; Basis to Be Lack of Substitutes, Functionality, Group Told
• Japan Holds U.S. Consul And Clerk in Indo-China
• Costa Rica Jails Japanese
• SEEKS TO CUSHION SHIFT TO DEFENSE; Commerce Body Offers Plan to Help New York Industry Make Transition
• ADMIRAL KIDD DEAD IN ACTION IN HAWAII; Navy Reveals He Was Among Victims in Japanese Attack on Pearl Harbor Sunday
• Meeting Hailed in Italy
• Martinique Seen as Menace; Action Urged to Forestall a Nazi Air Attack From the Island
• New York Harbor Mined; Incoming Vessels Warned
• Parachutists Among Invaders
• Latin America Is Warned
• BRITISH COMPLAIN OF U.S. CENSORSHIP; Join Other Correspondents in Appeal to Knox and Navy Officials in Charge Here
• LUPIEN RED SOX REGULAR; Foxx Yields First Base Post, Cronin Announces
• PHILIPPINE GOLD ARRIVES; $1,868,747 Received Here Just Before the War Began
• Hearings on Rao to Start Dec. 18
• Chain Drops Japanese Goods
• SENATE INQUIRIES USE WARTIME DISCRETION; Truman and Walsh State Policy of Committees
• Old-Time Jockey Dies
• Welders Ordered to Resume
• DUQUESNE ACCEPTS BID; Eleven Granted Permission to Play War Relief Game
• MORE RESTRICTIONS IN NEW BOND FIELD; Dealers Face the Task of Re- appraising Values Due to Declines Elsewhere
• 34 HERE ON CLIPPER VERSED IN BLACKOUT; Yankee Arrives Soon After the Dixie -- Agencies Unprepared
• D. MILES RIGOR
• Jailed in Newark Vote Frauds
• Syracuse 67, Buffalo Tea. 25
• Would Mobilize Jewish Veterans
• Tokyo Reports 1,270 in Custody
• Birth Notice 1 -- No Title
• Holiday Plans for Girls League
• Article 11 -- No Title
• LINER AND CLIPPER ESCAPE INVADERS; Captain of Airship Brings First-Hand Account of Wake and Midway Attacks
• First Raid Not a Test
• BLACKOUT MAPPED FOR BUILDINGS HERE; 665,681 Structures, Containing 10,000,000 Windows Are Involved in Task
• CLUBHOUSES FOR DEFENSE; Curran Plans a Program for County Republicans
• Miss Jane K. Barnes Betrothed
• LIVESTOCK IN CHICAGO
• LIBYAN PORT FREED; Axis Abandons El Adem and British Columns Effect Junction
• TURKISH NEUTRALITY IN NEW WAR STATED; British Envoy Goes to Syria on Unannounced Mission
• AIR RAID PLANS SET FOR TIMES SQUARE; 750 Wardens Meet to Receive Instructions -- Union Men to Control Huge Signs
• H.W. STUNKARD HEADS ACADEMY OF SCIENCES; N.Y.U. Professor Serving for Second Time -- Prizes Awarded
• WOMEN GET READY TO AID BLACKOUTS; Stores Report an Increasing Demand for Materials to Blot Out Light
• Cochrane Granted Leave
• NAVAL STORES
• Finnish
• MORE ASKED FOR DEFENSE; Roosevelt Adds $482,823,685 to Bill Before the Senate
• CONSUMERS' CHIEF RESIGNS HER POST; Capital Hears Miss Elliott Thought Her Division Had Been Sidetracked
• GROUPS PLEDGE WAR AID; Three Trade Associations Send Messages to President
• SEVEN LEASE SPACE IN MOTORS BUILDING; Other Business Rentals Well Distributed in the City
• PANAMA TAKES 800 ALIENS; Sends Them to Canal Zone to Be Interned -- Of Nine Nationalities
• Chile Ratifies Accords
• Sylvia Medford Heard
• PRICE-FIXING DENIED AT FTC LIQUOR HEARING; Tapes Says Concern and Stores Never Collaborated on Policy
• Chinese Here Send Fund To Stricken in Hawaii
• Sevastopol Siege Costly
• RUSSIA, JAPAN AND THE UNITED STATES
• No Problem for Honduras
• WAR RISK INVOKED ON NEW INSURANCE; Clauses Limit Coverage and Except Death in Military Service Outside U.S.
• More Casualties in Hawaii Released by the War Department
• BEEF IS RUSHED TO ARMY; 1,000,000 Lbs. Bought, Shipped to Far East in 8 Hours
• In Appreciation of Cider; Observations on Juice of Apples Waken Memories of Its Versatility
• CONFERENCE FIXED ON WAR TAX PLANS; Representative Doughton and Senator George Will Meet With Morgenthau Tomorrow
• Dorothy Lee, Film Actress, Wed
• Morris Predicts 2-Year War
• MARK TWAIN ITEMS SOLD; First Edition of 'Tom Sawyer' Brings $260 at Smith Auction
• PRESIDENT MOVES FOR LABOR PEACE; He Calls Conference of Union Leaders, Industry to Work Out Voluntary Agreement
• Kiwanis Club Hears Wood
• PUT IN CANADIAN CABINET; L.S. St. Laurent Is Appointed as Minister of Justice
• : E. RUSSELL FINK
• Army Rifle Production Starts on '17 Machinery
• WARNS AMERICANS OF 'SPLIT LOYALTY'; State Department Asks Citizens Not to Serve on Governing Boards of 'Free Movements
• HENRY SHEPPABD BARTON
• SETON HALL LOSES, 40-37; East Stroudsburg Teachers' Five Rallies to Triumph
• Power Production Up More Than Seasonally; Four Areas Show Larger Gains Over 1940
• A.F.L. Group to Seize Axis Goods
• Remember Pearl Harbor'
• Christmas Parcels for British
• MRS. CRIMMINS ADVANCES; Vanquishes Mrs. Voit and Gains Final in Squash Racquets
• HITLER TO ADDRESS REICHSTAG TODAY; Declaration of War Expected -- Italy Also Likely to Act Against United States
• ROOSEVELT PLEDGES VICTORY FOR CHINESE; Message to Chiang Kai-shek Hails His 'Valiant Struggle'
• Lehman Orders Blackout Tests Up-State; Buffalo, Other Cities Move to Douse Lights
• Is Santa Claus Drafted? Boy Assured on Holiday
• Daughter to W.H. Irwins
• COTTON TURNS WEAK ON NEWS OF THE WAR; Declines on Liquidation -- Net Losses 11 to 30 Points
• British Capture Gambut; LIBYAN PORT FREED BY BRITISH FORCES
• Hear President, Join Army
• Four East River Bridges Blacked Out 30 Seconds
• JAPAN'S GIFT TREES DAMAGED IN THE CAPITAL
• CORRECT DIET DRIVE IS INITIATED HERE; Health Department Sponsors Six-Month Campaign Held Vital to Civilian Defense
• HEARINGS ENDED ON SUGAR QUOTAS; Senate Committee to Vote To- morrow on the O'Mahoney- Fulmer Measure
• Article 1 -- No Title
• G.A.R Commander, 95, Enrolls
• Returning to College Duties
• BUSINESS NOTES
• PLAWDOME ESTATE TRADED; Flushing and Long Island City Dwellings Change Hands
• ARMY, NAVY GET CONTROL OF RADIO; Use or Closure of Private Facilities Is Covered in Order Signed by the President
• ALARM IN BATAVIA; EARLY ALL-CLEAR; No Bombs Reported in Second Air-Raid Signal in Capital of Netherlands Indies
• OPM PROHIBITS SALE OF NEW RUBBER TIRES; Only Top Defense Needs Are Excepted in Order Up to Dec. 22
• Uruguay Studies Axis Break
• Donizetti Work Repeated
• Senator Johnson Explains
• NAZIS IN 'LOCAL ATTACKS'; Heavy Air Damage Also Claimed as Some Units Withdraw
• WHAT EVERY ONE CAST DO
• Salvadoreans Stone Store
• Brooklyn Orchestra Plays
• U.S. ASKS MORE TIME IN ANILINE INQUIRY; Delaware Court Grants 90 Days Additional for Sifting Ties to German Concern
• New York State Guard
• Mitchel Field Soldier Killed
• Italy Claims Air Victories
• Kind Words for Capitalists; Visitor Discovers That Big Business Men Are Really Human Beings
• JUMP TO 7-DAY SCHEDULE; Northrop and Bell Aircraft Plants Go on 24-Hour Shifts
• Manila Zone Pounded Again
• War May Last 10 Years, Tokyo Spokesman Says
• THOMAS B. THOMPSON
• America Alone Found to Outstrip Axis Countries in Output of Steel; Iron Institute Calculates That With Capacity of Britain and Russia Added to Our Own, Total Is Twice That of Hostile Peoples'
• Complete List of Snow Trains Announced for New York Skiers; New Haven's Specials Will Start Running to Northland Points Jan. 9 -- Short Trips to Near-By Centers Also Scheduled
• SPY RIM TRACED DIRECTLY TO REICH; Prosecutor Charges That the Conspiracy 'Emanated' From Nation's Ruling Body
• Great Sea Fight Reported
• SAMUEL J. SMITH
• NEW INFORMATION BODY; MacLeish Heads Interdepartmental Committee at Capital
• RAIL HEARING ADJOURNED; Court Delays Action on New Haven interest Payment
• AUSTRALIA SPURS HER ARMS PROGRAM; Curtin, Ordering Speed, Says Loss of Warships Shows Gravity of Position
• Filipinos Cheer Wrong Planes
• WILL W. HOVEY, LONG IN MILK BUSINESS, 63; Member of Hovey, Stanter & Co., Ex-Aide of Dairymen's League
• CAMPAIGN SUSPENDED BY EDITORS AT N.Y.U.; Students Drop Their Football Demands 'For Duration'
• Made Director of Ruberoid Co.
• TO AID COAST PATROL; Boat Owners in Freeport Area Join Navy Scouting Service
• FLARES A PUZZLE IN SAN FRANCISCO; Officers Believe Lights Were Flashed to Give Signal to Japanese Invaders
• ELIZABETH J. SIMPSON TO BE WED SATURDAY; Elizabeth Girl Will Be Bride on Coast of Ensign T.M. Leovy Jr.
• Ponzi Runs 125, Then Is Beaten
• FINANCIAL NOTES
• OUTPUT DRIVE IS ON; Knudsen Reveals Plan for 7-Day Week in War Industries
• Article 8 -- No Title
• LEHMAN ATTACKS RUMORS OF RAIDS; Urges Public to Remain Calm as the First Essential to Avoid Confusion
• SABBATINO GETS FIVE TO TEN YEARS; Freedom for Slayer of Pier Workers' Union Official Is Rejected by Court
• DANSHANT WILL AID BRAZILIAN CHARITY; Fete This Afternoon to Help Favorite Philanthropy of Mme. Getulio Vargas
• Action on Stocks Taken
• Captain of Repulse Is Among Those Saved--'Suicide' Fliers and German Battleship Tirpitz Figure in Theories of Disasters
• 32,227 WARDENS ON DUTY; 28% of Volunteers Reported in City's First Raid Test
• Charwoman Left $42,451 Estate
• URGES CALM OUTLOOK; Prof. Zorbaugh Says It Is 'Best Present' to Give Children
• Brooklyn Center Wins, 30-24
• FOREIGN TRADE'S PART IN WAR EMPHASIZED; Farrell Says It Mast Be Kept Up to Support General Effort
• Article 2 -- No Title
• HULL SETS PARLEY OF LATIN NATIONS; Calls for Foreign Ministers' Session in January to Act on Hemisphere Defense
• Cities Urged to Save Paper
• Article 9 -- No Title
• RUBBER RATIONING LIKELY, SAYS JONES; Tells Committee New Sources Are Needed and Synthetic Must Be Encouraged
• Mexico Defers a Break
• Young Musicians Win Awards
• PERSHING OFFERS AID 'TO THE LAST OUNCE'; Aged General Writes Roosevelt of Willingness to Help
• Finns Save "Herded Refugees"
• VICTORY PROGRAM
• Venezuela Gives Assurance
• Concert by Don Cossacks
• MOVES TO DISSOLVE 3 ENEMY CONCERNS; State Is Granted Snow-Cause Order Against Japanese Insurance Companies
• WAR TASK OF U.S. SEEN; Dr. Butler Says We Must Show World Benefits of Federalism
• Nazis Report Hard Fight
• The American Answer
• Article 10 -- No Title
• Quezon Finds Filipinos Stanchly Loyal to U.S.
• MORE AIR BASES PLANNED; Army Authorizes Seven to Cost About $7,500,000 Each
• Will Reopen Printing Inquiry
• FORT DIX MEN REST; Muir Tells 44th War Will Not Bar Christmas Leaves
• OLYMPICS TOP ROVERS, 6-3; Boston Six Regains League Lead With Five-Goal Surge
• Osmers to Begin Army Duty
• Congratulated by Hirohito
• MRS. JOHN JEULEY
• FIRE COMMISSIONER MARKS ANNIVERSARY; Patrick Walsh Forty Years in the Service of City
• BLACKBIRDS SET FOR GARDEN GAME; Undefeated L.I.U. to Seek Ninth in a Row Against Oregon on Saturday
• STOCK EXCHANGE NOTES
• Wins in Buenos Aires Province
• What to Do in an Air Raid
• DR. MARIUS ABBENE; Brooklyn Gynecologist Was on Several Hospital Staffs
• 7 'COFFEE QUEENS' RECEPTION GUESTS; Young Women Who Represent Latin-American Nations on Good-Will Tour Feted
• Links Career Not in Jeopardy
• Two Pearl Harbor Women Phone 'All Well' to Family
• POLES EXTOL ROOSEVELT; Raczynski Voices His People's Solidarity With U.S.
• MISS GOULD WEDS DEC. 20; Will Be Bride of Lieut. James S. Purnell, U.S.N.R., in Texas
• TRACK RECORD SET BY ROYAL BUSINESS; Favorite Clocked in 1:52 for Mile and Furlong Handicap at Charles Town Course
• BRITISH JOLT FOES; Beat Off Two Attacks at Hong Kong--Situation is Held Stabilized
• STATE VOTE CANVASSED; Albany Gives Final Results on Passage of 3 Amendments
• WILL ENTERTAIN SOLDIERS; Catholic Service Center Plans Program for Holidays
• MRS. C.P. BALL IS WED TO ARMY LIEUTENANT; Former Cherry Pinckard Bride of John Clark of Air Corps
• CHAMPION VOTED LEADER IN SPORT; Louis Chosen for Trophy as Outstanding Figure of the Year in Boxing
• Nickel Plate Orders 10 Engines
• Blow Staggers London; MORE THAN 2,000 ON WARSHIPS SAVED
• WALL ST. SAFEST, RAID WARDEN SAYS; But Officials Study Plans to Avert Hysteria Among Thousands in Area
• TO MARK ANNIVERSARY OF THE BILL OF RIGHTS; Westchester Church Will Sponsor Dinner Here Sunday
• STYLE SHOW AIMS AT BEAUTY IN WAR; Designer Thinks Women Must Keep Femininely Attractive, So Gowns Sparkle
• FORT MONMOUTH PREVAILS; Downs Rutgers Quintet, 54-51, as Hull and Kasner Star
• PIG IRON PRODUCTION DOWN; 4,702,927 Net Tons in Last Month -- Below October Total
• Article 3 -- No Title
• RAID PRECAUTIONS TAKEN BY UTILITIES; Public Service Agencies Plan Procedure During Attacks or Blackout Periods
• Former Seeks Cancellation of Pact of 1881 So She May Build Defenses on Waterway Vital to Security of the Continent
• MRS. DAVIS NAMED TO SMITH DEANSHIP; Ex-Director of Federal Theatre Is Called From Vassar to Succeed Miss Nicolson
• Advertising News and Notes
• King Exhorts Malaya
• STILL OPPOSED TO WAR; Fellowship of Reconciliation Explains Pacifist Stand
• Panama Backs Conference
• Changes in Ballet Theatre Bill
• Article 5 -- No Title
• Plea for Rumanian Aid Reported
• The Disclosure of 'Enough of the Truth'
• RUN ON AXIS BANKS IN BRAZILIAN CITIES; Riotons Tempers in Sao Paulo -- Freezing Measure Applauded
• ' Birth of the Blues' Film, Mostly Old Songs, Seen at Paramount -- 'Cadet Girl' Presented at the Palace
• TRADING IS RESUMED IN COCOA FUTURES; Maximum Prices Set -- Coffee and Pepper Markets Are Closed
• WAR NEWS IN THEATRES; League Revises Plan and Puts Announcements Up to Managers
• AXIS ATTACK PLAN REVEALED; British Struck First in Libya by Narrow Margin, It Is Said
• Worker Held at Disadvantage
• AMBULANCES TO NORFOLK; Twelve Leave City for Presentation at Naval Base
• RED SOX BUY BROWN, BROOKLYN PITCHER; Dodgers Transfer 2 Montreal Men to Card Farm as Part Payment for Padgett
• NATIONAL INCOME AT 95-BILLION RATE; Continued Expansion of the Payments to Individuals Shown in October
• Flying Cadet Dies in Crash
• Portugal Refuses Visas For London-Lisbon Trips
• HORACE F. BARRETT
• ALL-OUT' BUSINESS PLEDGE; Hawkes Says Messages From Nation Back War Effort
• SUPPORT IS SEEN FOR U.S. BONDS; Bid of Par for Any Issue Held to Be Assured Whenever it is Necessary
• Hawaii Under Martial Law, Islands Quiet; Blackout Enforced, Violators Punished
• RAYMOND C. SHEEHAN
• END LABOR DISPUTES, PEGLER COUNSELS; He Sees Need for All to Show United Front in War
• Schneider Handball Victor
• Sugar Company in Havana
• LABOR AIDS CHINA FUND; $5,679 Contributed by Unions for War Relief
• JOHN GETTY; Member of Prominent Family of Yonkers Dies at 91
• SORORITY DROPS DANCE; Atlanta Girls Donate Cost of Party to Red Cross
• OUR PACIFIC CABLE CUT BY JAPANESE; Service West of Midway Ended -- London Route Can Be Used
• Offshore Weather Forecasts Out
• Social Activities in New York and Elsewhere
• Safford Leading Driver In U.S. Harness Racing
• DIVIDENDS VOTED BY CORPORATIONS; Grumman Aircraft Increases Distribution for the Year With Declaration of $1
• End of Air Raid Alarm Confusion Sought by Army, Navy and City; END OF CONFUSION ON RAIDS IS SOUGHT
• WAR IN THE ORIENT WORRIES MID-EAST; New Front for Britain That Extends to Gates of India Is Found Created
• Child to Edward E. Handings 3d
• Wilmington Beats Jewels
• TIRPITZ RUMORED IN MALAYAN FIGHT; Giant German Battleship May Have Accounted for Loss of Two British Vessels
• OCD RUSHES PLANS ON CIVIL AIR PATROL; La Guardia Aide Acts Today to Speed Organization Work
• Winter Is Welcome; Dutch Cocoa Is Here -- A Historic Fruit Cake Travels East
• HUTSON, PACKERS, HEADS PRO RIVALS; Green Bay Ace Best Scorer and Pass Receiver During 1941 League Campaign
• DIVERSE ACTIVITIES IN SUITE RENTALS; Stage, Movies, Law, Literature, and Business Represented by New Tenants
• SOVIET AID TO U.S. FOUND DOUBTFUL; Reports by Recent Visitors Prompt View Too Much Should Not Be Expected
• SEIZE 2,303 ALIENS OF AXIS NATIONS; FBI and the Military Round Up Suspects, 1,291 Japanese, 865 Germans, 147 Italians
• A.E.F. WOMEN AWAIT CALL; Local Unit of Overseas League Tells Roosevelt It Is Ready
• FOOD PRICE INDEX AT PEAK; Figure Up 4 Cents in Week to $3.37, Highest Level Since '29
• INVESTORS ACQUIRE APARTMENT HOUSES; Properties on West 92d St., Eighth Ave., East 26th and 57th Sts. Change Hands
• NAZI PARACHUTE SPY EXECUTED BY BRITISH; Man Who Landed in England May 13 Pays for His Daring
• Brush Fires Like Arrows Stir Seattle Investigation
• Cuba Bars Europeans
• UNITY BODY NAMED BY FILM INDUSTRY; Producers, Distributors and Exhibitors Form Committee at Chicago to End Differences
• EXPORTERS EXPECT TO CONTINUE TRADE; See New Curbs, but Look for Only Temporary Halt
• STEAMSHIP SERVICE TO LISBON STOPPED; American Export Line CancelS Departure Set for Tomorrow on Government Order
• NAVY OFFICE WEEK 7 DAYS; New Schedule Announced for Bureaus by Forrestal
• SWISS MAY REPRESENT US; Reported Likely to Be Agents for America in Tokyo
• THIS IS AN AIR WAR
• At the Palace
• TOPICS OF INTEREST IN WALL STREET YESTERDAY
• THE DAY IN WASHINGTON
• Japanese Fishermen Trapped
• Puts Radio Seamen Under Navy
• Lafayette Eleven Picks Nagle
• SOLDIERS IN MANILA LEARN NEW METHODS; First Day in Action Seasons Anti-Aircraft Batteries
• MAJOR GEORGE STJGARMAN
• PLANS FOR GAMES GO ON; Argentina, Despite War, Works on Pan American Meet
• ACTS ON RUMANIAN ISSUE; Stock Exchange Asks Right to Delist Gold Bonds
• Article 7 -- No Title
• Mrs. AUFRED W. VARIAN
• Fooling With a Buzz Saw
• New Zealand Raises Troops
• DR. F. J. ROGERS
• Miss Bette Jo Schiller Is Wed
• STEAMSHIP LINE CLEARS $2,393,651; Net of Atlantic Gulf & West Indies Contrasts With Net Loss of $72,652 in 1940
• SWISS PRESIDENT NAMED; Dr. Etter Is Returned to Post in Annual Succession
• RAID PLANS MADE BY LEADING HOTELS; Middle Floors Designated as Safest Places and Many Have Emergency Light Systems
• LUNCHEON HONORS MISS ISOBEL K. COX; Debutante Who Bowed at the Junior Assembly Feted by Mrs. Hugh Peters
• N.Y.A.C. SETS BACK BAYSIDE AT SQUASH; Triumphs by 3-2 and Annexes Sole Possession of Lead in Metropolitan Loop
• OTHER DIVIDEND NEWS
• Front Page 1 -- No Title
• Azores Garrison Reinforced
• Uniform Air-Raid Signal Adopted by New Jersey
• 2 ARRESTS SOLVE POLICE MURDER; Ex-Convict, Traced Through Hat Found Near Scene of Slaying, Admits Part
• ACTORS' FUND TO GAIN BY AN OPERETTA HERE; ' Sunny River' Aids Episcopal Guild Tomorrow Night
• Article 12 -- No Title
• BRITISH JOLT FOES ABOUT HONG KONG
• 2 CORRESPONDENTS SAVED; Cecil Brown, American, Was on Battle Cruiser Repulse
• GIFTS FOR TROOPS SOUGHT; Donations of Furniture for Day Rooms Asked
• Eshmont and Principe Promoted As Giants Reveal Spirit in Drill; Take Places of Franck and Falaschi, Still in Hospital Along With Hein -- Edwards and Cope Take Part in Workout
• Soviet Maintains Neutrality
• Princess Stefanie Is Interned in Jersey; Nazi Agent Was Believed to Be in Mexico
• NAMED TO COLUMBIA POST; G.M. Allen to Be Executive Officer of Drafting
• BUSINESS WORLD
• REALTY FINANCING
• Hawaii Victim's Brother Joins
• Jewish Facilities Pledged
• Paraguay Supports U.S.
• ANOTHER CONDUCTOR FOR METROPOLITAN; Opera Engages Thomas Martin, a Viennese, as an Assistant
• Life Institute Elects G.S. Nollen Chairman: Renames H.J. Johnson; New Executive Is President of Bankers Life of Des Moines -- Call Is Made for National Morale by Head of the Group
• To Expand Port Newark
• BLACKOUTS
• TEXTILE MERGER VOTED; 85% of Stock of Brighton Mills of Passaic Approves Plan
• FROM JOB TO MARINES, 'PRIVILEGE' TO SERVE; Young Rail Worker Tells Why in Note to 'Roundhouse Buddies'
• Canadian Casualties Announced
• Seasonable Thought
• Strikers Would Move Troops
• DEFENDANT GAGGED AT MURDER TRIAL; Barone is Put in Straitjacket After Feigning Insanity Be- fore Judge Leibowitz
• THERE WERE CURES FOR 'TOBRUK BLUES'; Music Helped to Dispel Siege Boredom, Even After Direct Bomb Hit on Bass Drum
• SPENT $56,555,000 IN FOREIGN RELIEF; Red Cross Reports Total From Start of European War -- Own Needs Show 150% Rise
• RAIL EXPRESSMEN REACH WAGE PACT; Threatened Strike of 42,000 Is Averted as Both Sides Agree to Fact-Finding Plan