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Group 8 of Center church wom­ The l l l q ^ group wlU meet this 6,498 MwUy etaagy. MeaUeoal vala Kdwnrd Pope of the H a ^ o rt . Emergency Doctor* en. Mrs. A. H. niing, leader, wiU svffilng at ssvea' o’clock at tha BiMibar of the AadU tMUgbt; Tkanday owotly Blapdy. abuth Methodtst church, and ths Seminary Foundation 'irtlj be tna bold Its monthly maetlng tomor­ aawas et Ctwslaaeaa mi Town speaker at the aeml-monthly m at­ Physleians o t the Manchae- row evening with Mias Haael OecUlan club at 7:W. HALE'S SELF SERVE ing of the Uither ter Medical AeaodaUaa who Trotter of 100 East Centor street. TAXI The Original Ib Naw England! M anehester^A City of Village Chmrm j MatronB «iid P»troiu’ Emanuel Lutheran church tonight will respond to emergency c ^ at 8 o’clock. Mlaa Ciace Benatm tomorrow afternoon are Dr* The American-Llthuanlan Clti- • s t • lOc ___, of Chapman Court, Or- Robert Keeney and Dr. Elmer Diail VOL. LX., NO. 44 (OsaeUM AdvertMag Pag* is> PRICE THREE CENTS 'Amaranth, wtU moat in tha and her music commlttM_la In sen’s a u b held Its second monthly AND HEALTH I^RKET MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20,1940 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) Temple, Thureday eve- charge of arrangemedta. R e ^ h - DUkaa. meeting last night at the TJ(.C.A.r W A T C H T H S 3 2 3 0 iit el(ht o’clock. menta will be served and a social wrlth a large attendance. Plane for Uma will be held. a Christmaa party were dlscusaed JCLKAM das*, OiBilsttskli CMS! M«n of Uio Socond Ooagroga- and refreshments and a ftoclM time Ooartaoas Servles At AO TIaMSi Wed. Morning,Speciah _ Study (roup of the Worn- Path o f Concfueat I b Two*W«y Road Society of Chrietlan Service Mrs. Edward McCarthy '•’ho tiottal church will havo a nipper ftrtlowed. M iT U rwMm at the church tomorrow night at N* tteMBle ts SelM Teeth Galls for ^Demand’ North Methodist church haa been a resident of Maple lelHaa; GreenStamp^i^^ Hungary Joins Axis; «et tomorrow afternoon at atreet for 14 yeirs and haa troved 6:30. Bojw of High achool age In The office of the Manchester arena swt C IT Y T A X I the partah and community will Building and Loan association vrill o’clock with Mra. W. D. to Florence street, was guest of oBim n M cm m , Piapk HBahaiy’a ^ ard of 121 HolUaUr atreet. honor at a apaghetU supper Md also be welcome. ’The gueat speak­ be closed Thursday. November 21, Setleltelf thetht Seetere bteeth party Saturday •vvning at the er will be the well known divlBe, in accordance ■with Instructions Murray Be Ghosen Dean Rockwell Harmon Potter of IS IWAsSSSSe WASII II/,-Lb. Box Q C 'center Church Mena club wUl home of Mrs. Pascal Mastrangelo from the State Banking Depart­ AMABNS COI Pancoke Flour 4’ of 124 Maple street, and waS pre­ the Hartford Seminary. Music will ment, which has ruled that both M lU monthly (Ct-together this be furnished under the direction ALICE OOFRAN Industrial /Midlands sented with a china seirice. November 21 and 28 shall be con­ H d a i The (ueat speaker wUl A et-M a m . TA8LITS (Kaowa Aa Qasea AHee) d B. Rogers, and hla Oamrs and other social pasUmes of the church organist Samuel sidered holidays, to conform with whiled away a pleasant evening. Ramette. ’There is no admission the observance of the 21st as fm liM Hdaff srpUTDAL MKMUM Pancake Syr up « 23c To Succeed Lewis "Connecticut." Andrew Fcr- SeveaUi lM g h ter of a Seveath Boa ___ I heads the committee In but a collecUon will be received boltday by the Stock Exchange for expenses. WkM Bora With a VelL < V ------4 tarte of arrangementa. Four tons of applei and nine ReadMga Dally B A. M. ta B P. M, Large Oaa Fricad’a OM Faahtoned Hillman Virtually Nom­ Stream of Blood Found Target^f Bombers tons of potatoes will be among The .Hartford O ty Panhellenic ~ jilgm li'awM AW iWk Wg- Or By Appolatmrat la the SsttIm Only Killing of Turkey. * ’The emblem au h will hold its the federal commodities to be dis­ of the People fhr 80 Tcare. inates Vice President mnual charity card party ton l^t Association will give a tea. Wed- HALE IIOD8E 10c tributed here Friday. It wah stated needay, December 4, from 4 to 8 I7l -Chorcb Street. H artfoA Goan. Scotch Oatmeal • New York. Nov. 20.—(81— •t tte Elks home in RXickvillc. today. Distribution will be at Klt- Roots IS. Olastonbary, Cons. Arthur Drug Store (BeeBy T* Serve!) To Head OO; Roar i a number of Manchester at the Town and Country club. 22 X Fhoae t-3282 Eight police cars aftswered the tle’s market on BIssell street. ^ Woodland street. The association Lmtekeos 15c. Mnnsr $l,6v 848 .Mala St. RaMaow BMg. Of Approval from alarm of a Manhattan tenant Humlrcfls o f Nazi Raid Tfirwna Political RQd obers on the committee of ar- Bart OhMy ements. Playing will begin la made up of 20 groups of ’nation­ Baaqaete ^ ' Partiss A. Packed Hall at Men­ who found bia bathroom walla ers (jirry Out Nine-ir!: ^ UCl I UrtnS Economic Compact Ifl and both pivot and pro- Town Clerk Samuel J. 'Turklng- al fraternity alumnae. Meipbei* of Thanksgiving Day Dinner $1.50 streaming with blood ..and a ton, who has been absent from his college natural sororities ‘ and 20-Oz. Can large pool on the floor.' Signed at Vienna To- •roasive bridge will be played, "Yon will enjoy our food’’ Applesauce tion of His Name. Hour Attack in E v i j / P | | / H u H R a t y i membera' special and dempn- office for about a week due to the women's fraternities are invited to A DUfer- I A quick inspection of the flat dent Effort to DuplK ® ^ rlay; Bound to Join necessity for a minor operation to attend, and may rriake reservations Re-Upb«i- i above gave police a aolution to •bntion will be hold tomorrow correct a nasal ailment, returned Ubby’a ‘ Atinlitic City, N. J., Nov. •ftamoon at two o'clock at the through -Mrs. Lester R. Rufs. 89 Upholstering Toor Faral- I what looked for a time like a rate Devastation /of War Against Any Na­ to work today. Unbrook Road, West Hartford. 20.— — Sidney Hillman In Axis Line n k s hoihe. Cans I full-fledged "murder.’’ Lemon Juice ' 25e called on the Congress of In­ I The folks upstairs had Just Coventry; Area /Digs tion Which in Future The Mothers’ Circle of Gibbons FUNERAL dustrial Organization conven­ . killed their Thanksgiving tur- AMembly, C. L. of C. wdll hold FOR $SS.OO Itself Out o f Tivisted May Enter European tion today to “demand” that j key, throwing tha bird Into the Hungary to Be Ctdled in Pound Can PINEIIURST its regular meeting Wednesday 1 bathroom to drain. Debris Left bv/^oinbs. Or Asiatic ConflictB* evening at 8 o’clock at the home WE WILL RE-COVER My-T-Fine Dessdrt Philip Murray take the presi­ 4 ,------For Conference on All WEDNESDAY A. M. of Mrs. Herbert HacArdle, IS FJ dency soon to lie vacated iiy AND RE-BUILD 3 Piece*. . ./ Ix)ndon. Nov/ 20.—UP)- Questions Touching Vienna, Nov. 20.—{/Py— 29c Shoulder Hams.. lb. 23c Benton street. ^3 pkgs. 13c John L. Lewis. Sofa, Chair and Odd Chair Murray, CIO vice president, had Britain’s indu^ial Midlands Interests qf Nation. Hungary signed a militai^, Freshly Chopped told the convention yeaterday that Press Stand/ political and economic com­ Our price inrlodes fabric and thorough' re- dug itself ou^today from the t-l.b, Can. GROUND BEEF, lb. 27e he was not a candidate for the po­ twisted debris left by bombs pact with her totalitariui eondlHontng. 4 Roiin 29c sition and did not want it. He a»- Vienna, Nov' 20- -(A'l—Follow­ I’inehurst Rib Scottissue ing is the text of toe protocol mak­ friends today, making the Easy Terms.! Telephone S. ■>. Garcia, Manchester 8di8. aerted at the time that his Inter- On Camj^ign from hunweds of German Lamb Chops . . . Ib. 3.’>c F. E. B RAY ing Hungary a member of the Ger- German-Italian-Japanese 55c Vou Are Cordially Invited To Visit Our Shop! No. 1 McIntosh eat in labor was the "promotion raiders ^ ic h carried out a al­ Fowl. JEWELER o our ideals, our concepta of true nihe-hqur attack last night man-Italian-Japanese alliance: liance into a four-nation Axis. State Theater Building trade union American objectives.". Rapped Hard Ty governmenta of Germany, ^>US|)BR0^ .Calves’ Liver. Apples 16 Qtn. 89c in an/Evident effort to dupli- Italy and Japan on one side and The representatives of the Corned Beef. 737 Main Street PARLOR FURNITURE Urges Union of Factions toe government of Hungary on the four nations affixed their sig­ I NOimian iT n i mMAIN a i n hSTREET t k k r t / ’ Hillman, CIO vice president and catf^he devastation of Cov­ C hicory...... 12'/ic entry. other side acknowledge the follow­ natures to a document bind­ R*-Cuvering - Repairing • Springing •.Gaahlon*'. Re-WebMag national defense commiaaioner, FetleralioHloH Told Ameri­ ing through the undersigned pleni­ C o lp E e Broccoli. Spinach. Orders Now Being Taken urged that Murray take the presi­ /Birmingham is the aecond Ikrg- ing Hungary to join the war , Reasonable! Lb. 2c potentiaries: Sweet Potatoe*. for Onions dency to unite the warring fac­ can Pmiliahera>i/bl Given eat manufacturing city In Engla^ Artf^e One against any country which in ■ ■ ■ ■ (^ ■ ■ B i^ B O p e n Evenings TUI B P. ^LHHBMHBBBBBI tions of the labor movement—the At right of photo above are irtons abutments of an ancient Greek bridge destroyed by a bomb dur-^ it* bardwar^metal- Hungary joins the three-power CIO and American Federation of ‘Greatest Shock’ in the future may enter the Eu­ Here’s a fine rich Coffee at a new low price. For real Personal Ing toe Italian invasion. Beside it la wooden plank apan hastily thrown across toe stream by Italian ! automobiWand fjre ropean or Japanese-Chines* coffee satisfaction . . ,iust try a pound or two . . we HEALTH MARKET Labor. Last General Election. engineers. According to Greek reports of speedy Italian retreats, toe invaders found their new i 'Aduatries, presumably/la a key fOontinued On Page Two) Hillman %irtually nominated / .. bridge aa handy for going as for coming. producer of British m nitions ami conflicts. guarantee it. ^ ______Murray for the CIO presidency by war supplies.) Then Fuehrer Adolf Hitler rs- Xmas Greeting Anderson N/w Orleans, Nov. 20 (If)— A LOOK YOUR LOVELIEST FOR THANKSGIVING Wadnasdoy Morning Special: declaring “when John L. Lewia ------:------No Respite ^ r Hours c.eived Count Pal Teleky, premier Pinehurst Close* At Noon Wednesdays. atepa down, there must be a de­ New Deal spokesman addressing of Hungary, and hla’ Foreign Min­ Greenhouses mand for Philip Murray," There Sparse reports ^ ach in g London Fires Reveal A Cards With a New ' toe American Federation of Labor from one of tl)e hardest hit of ister Count Istvan Osaky, for a Cauliflower. French Fried Popcorn— was a roar of approval from the State Avers conference at the Hotel Imperial And Flower Shop packed hall at the mention of /convention here said today the re­ Greek Troops Drive some half-doz^ raided industrial Super Curline Sirloin Steak 3 3 - sult of the last general election areas said that in the first hours Damage Done in the presence of German Foreign Turnips' Caramel Popcorn, large bag 158 Eldridge Street . Murray. / Minister Joachim Von Ribbentrop. Then in a long and stirring there was no^respite from the con­ 50 for si*00 \ Tnl. 8488 gave American publlshefsi their Errors Made After a. two-hour talk with toe Cianberries. Marshmalibws, pound ,... Sfream Permanent Short Steak speech, Hillman propoaed the con­ tinuous fall of botnbs and crash of and up. vention place in its constitutlm a “greatest shock," and added some Deepier into Albania anti-aircraft guns. Fuehrer,' the Hungarians left for Good quality Florida Grapefruit now in . . . also Florida publishers are due for a "great In Romb Raid home. Oranges. Good sized Oranges, 25c doz. Nctgin’s Indian Incjudes Shampoo and ban againat Communiata, almilar Fires lit up toe sky until it was to that in the constitution of John awakening." During Pleas almost as bright as day. • Opens Aveime Into Balkan* River Grapefruit, mediums 4 for 29c; extra large size, Finger Wave 3 for 10c Sol A. Rosenblatt, general coun­ $3.98 Dill Pickles L, Lewis's Mine Worker*’/ Union Considering the country as a ' Birniinghani Attacked By the stroke Hitler opened a OTHER WAVES . . . .35.00 and $7.50 which prohibita Commun^ta from sel of the Democratic National Mass Bayob^t Charges St|*on» G rC ck whole, observers said toe raid was Nazi military avenue 250 mile* Sm^leas ilorida Grapefruit (anlall)...... 5 for 25c 1 Extra le. holding union membershtp. Committee, told the convention Younger Alcorn Points Result in Advance in likely to prove as heavy, if not ; By Night-Long Relays further into the Balkans, toward “ Life Blood of Movement” "those publishers who for years heavier, than any attack yet made Greece, Turkey, Baghdad and Finger Wave apd Shampoo 50c Freab Pork. Nicely Heaaoned He asserted he knew there were have been saying, as Louis XIV To Omiflsions in Reply Battle fur Koritza; I on Britain. Of Fighting Planes; Suez. Bh* Label has always packed a mighty fine York State Attacks Cost "elementa” in labor /who did not said-about the state The public? Casualties were expected to be Ribbentrop indicated that fur­ Tomato , . now they improve it by adding fresh Tomato care about the "democratic pro­ We'ri^^ the public,’ are due for s To ArgumentH o f Wa- Resistance Now Stiffer. lAiiidon, Liverpool Hit. ther extensions are to come by ' TELEPHONE 3058 comparatively heavy, particularly Jnice . . buy a stock at this special sale . . Sausage Meat cesses" and called on the CIO great qwakening. lerburv Case Defense. ! in two towns. Official descriptions I ------■ declaring "more powers will fol­ legions to maintain those "proces- "Freedom of the press miuit p Heavv Losses ! Berlin, Nov. 20— Far-vlsl- low” Rlungary. ea" becauie they were "the life­ I Bulletin! ; of the damage were conflned to Grade A York State Blue L^bel ALWAYS A NICE SELECTION OF COLD CUTS mean something more than the l.atatementa that It was extensive, I ble fires and explosions, even He described the pact as a blood of the labor movement. right of toe publishers to express ^lilietin 1 I Bitolj, Yugoslavia, Nov. 20. French Beauty Shoppe ’ FOR SANDWICHES OR LUNCHEON f Many raiding planes operated ' greater than those that devaatat- "challenge to all war incitera and YOU PAY FOR "I don’t have to call them by any' views/):e happens to hold on HaHlord, Nov. 20 — — ' — (/P)-rItalian Army trucks, any power which ia in favor of ex­ TO M A TO ES V 860 Main Street (Over Marlow’a) Open Until 8:U0 name," Hillman said, referring to Italians Repulse Foes j lower than usual, to dispose of { ed Coventry a week ago, were left any public 'question, to refuse to The state contended before : presumably carrying supplies, I their bombs more effectively. tension of the war." No.* 2 Siie No. 2V4 l^l*e By our ''Metered the "elementa." publish the u^erances of those who Southwest of Koritza raging m Birmingham, Britain's "^Vhether their leaders come the Conoecticut .Supreme I Operate In Smaller Groups ' The original alliance, signed last 39c Your Turkey Order Will Receive seek to controvert him, or to give Court of Errors ^oday that I'were seen leaving Koritza to- ' second city, by night-long relays *•••••••• • • Fuel Oil Deliveries" from Rome, Berlin or Moscow, it Some 250 concentrated their at- Sept. 27 at Berlin, is a 10-year ..1 1 .1 0 I 7 over his wholeXpublication to the activity on the part of Form­ ! day as Greek heavy artillery And on Both Sides of ; of fighting planes which dropped military and economic treaty ' • •ooewaoeee 79c • la the same thing. Don’t be misled 1- • I tack on half a dozen Midland' j more than 1,000,000 pounds of 7 Careful Attention by the fine speeches they will sole purpose of furthering his in- er Mayor Frank Hnyo* of ' and British planes bombard- Highway 111 whiej) binds its signers to a one- • ••o*a«ae •• divUlual and claakx interests. I Waterbury and others bite In E .p irU 9 . ■ areas. The rest operated in smaller ; bombs, the high command said to- make and their protestations of I ed the area and reports ------i groups or as lone raiders over for-all and all-for-one pledge of At The Health Market. _____ "It has been said," Rosenblatt > 1951 to “cover up" their set* i day. , aid against any new entrant Into loyalty. Their faith is loyalty to I strengthened that the Fas- Rome, Nov. 20—I- Strqng ; other districts, apparently tef dfs- Five hundred planes dumped CELEBRATE A DOUBLE THANKSGIVING somebody else." continued, "that the greatcat shock I was proof that a tingle, gen- either toe European or Chinese' Battery OK for Winter ? ? e ^ conspiracy to cheat tad ! cists were ready to abandon Greek attacks on Italian fo^es - fcact the attention of the de- bombs, some of them of the great­ Whether you observe Thanksgiving on the 21st or on the On the question of labor unity, ever experienced by ■ the news-! I ffnders. wars. on which he has disagreed with papers of America was to wake up | defraud the city of Wntef- ; their vital Albanian base. southweat of Koritza in Albania est size, hour by hour on the arm­ Adolf Hitler himself, surrounded 18th you will And us celebrating both by offering you the burv had existed. 1 The flag-draped coffins of 172 ament and supply industries of •THttOATOLIS New Life For Your B attery- Lewis, Hillman said "Labor will on the morning of Nov. 4^, 1936 and ; I and on both aides of the Kalibakl I victims of last Thursday night’s by his highest military and diplo­ finest in foodstuff* to help in making your holiday meal. discover that they bad no Influence ' Birmingham, informed military matic advisers, came to this one­ OtMtWU.'y TUlWt WlTlp While You Wait — Only...... 1.00 1H(2 LET HEAT PROVE! make progress when it uhites its Athens, Nov. 20.—(A*)- I highway in Epirus, northwest I raid on Coventry. ,20 mile.s from fources said. $ forces. People don’t make prog­ In the presidential election. i Hartford, N6v. 20—UP)—Defense time capital of Nazi-annexed Aus­ a su coesa. and I Greece, have been repulsed with ®‘ ''" '‘"8hani, were buried in a CAPONS k THE PUNCH WHEN ME Do You Know That W’lthI Our G Lfor ress when they are not organized. lawyer-s appealing conspiracy ver­ Mass ba.vonet charges I The high command's communi- tria for the ceremony which added YELLOW TAG TURKEYS MCgS TMC time CtOOC AT There are many big-word Greater Shock In 1940 i , que reported that London, Liver- "If there ia any chance to get a dicts returned against 14 defend­ fierce hand-to-hand fighting ! heavy Greek losses, the Italian i still another subscriber to toe , y' auiTTINA ’TtMe.!— — reaNonH why ours Is the "A greater shock ovret r>ok .them (Continued On Rage Two) i pool, Southampton and other ports Ktm, b, iBtuii ot di« ctrtifiri ind Your burner unltad labor movement, I want it.” ants In the Waterbury million dol­ have carried counter-attack- f high command claimed today. j • Axis’ projected "new order" . for MtIcd Red S«>t Mmm on put track, NEW G. E. CHARGER— Fuel Oil you’ll prefer. But He added he wanted the unity on Nov. 6. 1940, when the great I and airfields came in for addi- Europe and Asia. you ut proTidcd with s ticket iliat ii majority of American people gave lar fraud case were accused of ing Greek troops deeper into ] striking at the Suez canal. i tional attacks. printed with tha Mtmol gotlomd$i da- The used car you buy here the most practical proof is Signed by Caaky (1) W> can now charge your battery in a matter of (Oontlnued on Page Two) their suffragea to President Roose­ "errors' of omission" today as the Albania in the battle for im- eastern gate of the Mediterra- I Airports Bombed ^P.i7icfuLTjt Groce/V ^nc. Uttrtd iaco root atoran uok. TbJ, the simplest: Let us put tho Prook Itolian bombers Monday Among airports bombed were .A protocol admitting Hungary ticket aatrea at a delirtr^mipc and haa plenty of punch and minutes — not'' hours. Usually 30 minutes or less. velt and returned him to the state began its answer to their portant Koritza, Lawyer Ready / niAl DIALAI5I ' '302302 MAIN STREET some in your tank—so you White House to continue his Inspir­ night attacked a seaplane base I Marham. Norwich-Latton and to alliance membership was signed ia TOvr guaraotta o< hill aaSkra. arguments. high command declared to­ by Hungary's Foreign Minister Or POST orncE ; \ i B JX K 7R0M ST AH ARM0R> power! It takes you there (2 ) '^ We charge It in the car. can note its more-heat, its ing leadership of the nation. The It was Hugh M. Alcorn, Jr., as­ and ahii in toe harbor of Great Cranwell in- eastern England. newspapers this year were twice day. Italian resistance appar­ Bitter Lake, wide basin in toe ca­ To Tell Stoi v : where hangars and shelters were Count Istvan Csaky and, for the and brings you back. Why (3) You don’t have to bother with rental batteries. least-cost! Try? sistant to his father who served original signers, by German For- as solidly united against him as as special prosecutor in the case, ently was stiffened by rein­ nal itself, toe high command said. j fired, toe high command said, not stop in and select your ( i) You can make your battery last longer by having It Flashes! who made toe charge in toe open­ Also attacked was Ismailia, a j A "small submarine,” —an ap- forcements and the machine- large port midway in the canal. (Continued on Page Sixteen) well charged. (lAte BoUeUne ot the (iP) Wire) (Continued on Page Two) ing of the state's oral argument gunning and dive-bombing of Semla Word H e Will Ap- I parent reference to the “baby" | car from our large line-up? before the Connecticut Supreme Violent Fire on Ship. . xwr. ^ submarines reported built in large ' COME IN AND LET US SHOW YOU! FUEL RANGE OIL Court of Errors. Greek front line troops. Stefani, the Italian news agen­ pear in Wire-Tapping l numbers for attacks in the nar-/ Gl\en ,U)-.MonUis Seatenoe The Greek communique said cy, reported that a violent fire » Txi ’ waters about the British Isles , New York, Nov. 26—<>P)—An­ Alcorn told the court that the J We Are the First In Connecticut Offering This Service! In Any Quantity— Any Time. Vultee Plant case had seen many records 'es­ that "among toe Morava heights "1 Investigation r* O W • , —was declared by toe communi- ; Tiirkev Firm gelo Mongiore, 2S-year-old Janitor, where Greek mountain troops ar^ j (Continued on Page Sixteen) ------' ; que to have sunk four merchant i The Remedy».. DEPOT SOUfiRE was aentenoed today to 18 months tablished, one of them before the ships totaling 23,500 tons, bring- ! Wholesale and Retail ^ In priiran tor refusing to register Supreme court Itself. That, he driving at toe Italian Invaaion i Washington, Nov. 20. —■' LT.WOOD said, was a record of "oratory, base of Koritza Itself, "our offen­ ing the total of this one under- ; On Passage for selecUve service after his wife Still Closed /John G. Brpady, New York lawyer sive action conUnued with suc­ seas boat to 61,500 tons. eRNEST A HOY, PAOfi COOK’S SERVICE STATION had slated In court that she would historionics and sophistry which sought for questioning by the Sen­ ' — / BAMTLY on. COMPANY isn't very enviable. cess. -7' , 4\\ ^ ; Orders Eiivov The high command said the at- * PHONE 5113 TEL. .3996 be “ashamed of my husband if be ate Committee Investigating wire­ tacks on Birmingham were made MANCHESTER GREEN did not ktand up for hla convic­ "Less enviable,” he continued, Other Gains dalm ed Woulil View Gcrm^ 0£ SOTO ^utrL PLYMOUTH Center Street / / l*h««e 5293 Hint Progress Matle in "is toe lack of simple, candid Other gains were claimed for | tapping, was reported today to “strong combat unita" from the ; LEHIGH V A lX ^ CO. tVrecker Service tions." Mongiore, who pleaded commands of two field ' marshal SALES SERVICE • Auto Repairing ’ Serving the Public for 23 Years. guilty, turned down live oppor­ Negotiations to Re­ forthright statements of fact." Greek forces battling for domina­ Back to VicJiv have sent word to the committee Troops Through Bill- Asking To “Junk" Law tion of the anpply route beyond | generals. Kesselring and Spcrrle, j Phone 44M tunities which Federal Judge Vln- that he would appear for testi­ in "retaliation” for .British raids guria as HariRful. eent L. Lelbell gave him during open Plane \ Factory. In appealing, Alcorn said, the Koritza. mony when necc'ssadj!/ "Our Army ejecle;! the enemy - I on "residential sections” of Ham- . the proceedings to change kls defense was, in effect, asking, the Relations Between U. S. H. I. RiachbacJ), attorney for burg, Bremen and Kiel. i mind. Attorney'.'Julian Cornell court "to junk” all of the con­ I Ankara. Turkey, Nov. 20.— Downey, Calif.. Nov. 20.—(/P) — (Continued On Yage Two) several other committee witnesses, i Defense Ineffective told the court that Monglore’a re­ The huge, sprawling factory of the spiracy law ever established in Ami France Appar­ announced when today a hearing,! Informed sources said the' at- ; Sources close to'the Turkish gov­ Connecticut and ''substitute for it ernment said today thkt Turkey BIGGER AND BETTERD l h M 1 Cj Ml. fusal to register was based on re­ Vultee Aircraft Company remain­ ently in New Phaiie. opened that he had received this | tacks were from- varying heights LV SOCIAL ligious and eonsrientlous grounds. ed closed by a strike today but some conspiracy law which has its information from Broady by tele- | and directions, which made the would regard passage ^ f German troops through Bulgaria aa harqi- ueeauie it’s there was some ^ssIbiUty that se-' root In pretty foreign soi:.*' phone last night. I British defense ineffective. SECURITY ST. 46 BomtierM Keleased crecy concerning negotiations to < in the course of giving a some'^ Quorum Calls Wazfiington, Nov. 20.—iJ'i—Re­ He repqrtcd after William P. ; Swarms of German planes con- ful to Turkish InterMts. V. Washington. Nov. 20—ij>— The reopen the plant might be lifted! what detailed history of toe con­ lations, between the United States Maloney, committee counsel, said j .verged on the English . Midlands . They' said Turkey'would v>.uuiu refuse OUTFIT Army high command today acted spiracy by which toe atate alleges and France entered an apparently that Broady had agreed to appear | manufatturing renterrenter, * ah cityritv ofnf 1 approve such a-movement, even JAMES There was also a hint that prog­ former Mayor Frank Hayes and Bother House though Germany might guarantee ANTH RACITE TURKEY release 48 of the largest United ress had been made. new phase to and order a trial ton or two. o . Old Conpony’s Anthracite wUl mael an^ 1 * • • 148 vote defeat of an adjournment "K. P." tasks will be performed by vision coming in bad to go through lief that when Ambassador Pram . TURKEY < outstanding Questions. . :• men regularly asslgnetf’ to ■ them the whole process again. A l l j heating teat yon gAve It^—heeause It’a pre-^ Mirketa at. a Olance. resolution. ' Von Papen returns to hia post at To Reeeaa Tatnorrow The impression, meanwhile, ap­ instead of being rotated, as has Missed TacUcal Training Ankara he will present certain lalRtm atU R !•* teated at the mines for sisc, cleanncM and New York,- Nov. 20—(A1— Agreeipent was . obtained to re­ peared to be growing here In gov­ been customary in the past. That arrangement, the Army "propoeals" designed to bring Tur­ ORDERS .Stocks— Heavy; Industrials lead Stores Open Tomorrow cess tomorrow and after a meeting ernment quarters tost Retain per­ Compared to Big Hotel learned, resulted In some mep key Into the “new order." heat content. Ordernow and aeeadMt this decline. f • aU l f ••w fflly Each Friday, to recess again until Mon­ sonally was offering strong resist­ Lieut. Col. John B. Bennett, ex­ missing out on their tactical train­ A German eource in TurkeyjMid Tableeaiid means to yon In the form of mote heat, Bond*—Lower: all groups faU Manchester stores will be open for business as usual day. ance to Axis pressure on some ecutive officer of tlus major Army ing. ^ m e of them went overseas the Reich would request T urk^ ts • R a a a i A a ' Worth $8.00 bark. -• points of vital concern to the Unit­ more comfort—1c m care and leaa eoatt tomorrow. Banking and Federal agencies in this Representatlva McCormack of training center, compares the nfw knowrlng more about cleaning renounce Its British alllane* M g Chairs Ts Foreign Exchange— Narrow: ed States, particularly the use of 20 REGULAR GAMES— 1 ORDER EACH GAME o .state will alone observe the Presidential proclama­ Massachusetta, majority leader, plan to toe operation of toe aver­ typewriters and peeling » potatoes also “ unlock toe straits" (of Dar­ rn sm m l A U A t Aecomaiodat* rliirf rate* hold steady. . t said that so far os he knew there French Naval bases In Africa and age big hotel. It works like this: than they needed to and less about danelles 1. The Manchester Colton—Weak; liqiildutlon sod 500 Players! 6 FREE GAMES — 4-DOOR PRIZESI tion naming tomorrow as Thanksgiving Day. Since was no legialatlon in store for Fri­ some of the French fleet. Troops arrive at the camp as- at firing a rifle than they should He added that Russia now WM $ hedging. (Connecticut will generally observe Thanksgiving day, Monday "or in the future,’* and Petain's protest over German a hotel. They have few adminis­ have. more interested in an outlet to tk* 6 SPECIALS SWEEPSTAKES 7 Sugar—l-»wer; selling runs Into Day nc.\t week stores will be closed all day next therefore House members "can expulsion of the French population trative details to worry about. All The Idea of separating func­ Persian gulf than in tha qua*tiaB:( FRANK W . thin densuid. G. E. WILUS & SON, Inc. week Thursday. govern themselves accordingly." from Lorraine waa regarded here their meals, equipment, sanitary tions is not new in conception-^ of control of toe straits. ADMISSION Bletals—Quiet: copper fnturea The decioive House defeat o f an as a sign that the a g ^ chief of facilities and recreation are pro­ .the War Department has plannM Turkey meannrkUe con tin nog Ifkli Lumber and Fuel Co. Coal. Lamker, Masoaa’ SappUes, Pajat ADAMS St. James’ School Hall lower. SHOP TOMORROW IN YOLU MANCHESTER STORES attempt at adjournment gave ths state was. drawing a line on the vided and arranged by toe camp it for years—hut It will get Its cIvlUan preparodneeo with * T' Russell Paal. Mgr. Wood Top*—Iroprose;. spot complement, 'whlcb functions sim­ first Mg-scale test In the coming out in Ankara and the hit Oitoe SHppBee — Eqaipinent S'MAIN STREET TEL. 8IS8 MANCHESTER house and trade buyli^ (Continued on Page Fourtoen) (CoBtInued ea Page Sixteen)^ ilarly to the management of a program. L of extensive air raid. Drec*U PHONE 5145 PARK STREET PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE 181 Spraw 8L TM. M s -V 8 " <4 7 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHElSTER. CONN„ WEDNESDAY, koVEMBER *0, IMk \ M ANCHEn'm BVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNtSSDAY, NOVEMBER 20.1940 PACn tha eonuBlMtcB policy. This calls Fnuice. H* llv«l for M vm l ymurt for oompUaneo defenao eon- tondon by lUv. J. 8. NcUl »t In Maachooter. Fires Reveal unit allowance under the Federal check, for $60 which will be turn­ Arrive Home Press Stand .tractors with all labor laws. Clo housing act. , \ o r other. It la a common ; ^ o g e t h e r Mary's parish houss. Mrs. PoVjf* Obituary Mra. Hughe* axpreased delight 'oirictala hava complained that the Guardsmeh as Guests PoHcemeii, Son Authority Hospital Beds ed.over to the Overseas League now to nee groupe of ton announced that ■*>*,T^*J2* at being ^ c k in Maneheater once policy had not boon jqip8a<) ^ Damage Done andCwlU be used to purcluem ciga­ Ing from thehe BWRS to turn over From Ireland more and declared that ahe would On C a m p a ^ Bothlehem and Ford companies on Bullet Victims Mosquiloea Fooled By rettes for the defenders of Britain. on Maple street in the lecture,.9162, and that $W « this never return again to her native Cheek Is Sent $1,260 Already Hent American du b, carrying thelri Big Success their defense oontraots. Decatur,' HI.— 1A5. —Remember was the lift of Albe^ Heming­ land. Declaring ’'I have not played In Bomb Raid! / Of Veterans Tonight To datq the local committee tlncttve “ Britlah War RelleT way o t summit streeU Deaths Rapped Hard about the legendary painting of a has sent $1,250 to the relief head­ ting bags with their home politics with my office,” the de­ Hartford, Nov. 20— (JT) —The bunch o€ grapea which looked so Mrs. Sooti sister Of Mrs. Laura Local Residents Cross fense commissioner said he had quarters and has a balance on Terry berry of Rayjhond Road, who (Ooattsaed tran Page Om ) Coroner Seeks to Piece HaVtford Housing Authority has natural the birds pecked at it? Ia)ch1 Group Raised Relief Worker* William H. Krauso Atlantic Safely from About Town (OoBttoneS frem Page Om ) cooperated with all labor organiza­ hand of $060. Throughout the Craoh ytettm DMe is vtalUng hOr, spoke on EnglMd Army and Navy Qub to Together Facts on voted to reject all bids for the Well, listen to this one; On exhibit 1144)0 for British War eastern part of the United States Norwralk, Nov. 20—(66 — Meeting with where she has traveled extensiv^ William Herman Krause, 52 tions. they said, from baaea in Holland, at James MiUlken University were yesrs of age, of 31 1-2 Charter War Torn England. they were to the campaign of HiUzoan’s aothtag Workers construction of a- defense housing the Manchester Chapter___,___ _.In _regard_____ Margaret LlojM Sanger, 60, of : ly. She is a retired missionary and The Ladies Aid aoclety of the Belgium and France. Entertain K and Head* Double Shooting. project In the southwest section of several paintings, including one Relief. Oak street, this town, passed away 1936.” union and William Green and the Recreation ed as the beat organized and op­ East 48th street, tie w X ctk «• Proceeds. has been stationed‘ atlorted both in JiJapan Swedish Congregational church They declared Birmingham “Buf­ this city because npne of them was called the "Nude Book.” Art de­ erated In New England. last evening at the Manchester Mrs. Maria Hughes and her Emphasizing that • ’’truly” free A. F. of L. high command were quittters Companies in partment hesda Indlat that they died laet night at N orfolk I and China; will meet at the church tomorrow fered the aame fate” aa ruined Co­ New Haven, Nor. 20.—iJP)~ within the authortted limit. The hospital beda which wdll go of Injuries she received Su Memorial hospital, following a press must be supported. Rosen­ the objects of a battering at­ ventry and expreaaed confidence found two mosquitoes perched bn Frederick Baker, acting for the i^flbs nMetlng and social of the daughter, Miss Hannah Hughes, evening at 7:46. Miaa Ellen Hull tack by Lewis yesterday, during Farewell Party at 6 :4 5 Center Items Architects will be. asked to re­ to BrlUin aa the gift of the Man­ when the car In'which she was i brief illneas. and Mra. Beda Olson will be the blatt declared ’’the fact is that that Important cogs to Brttato’a Coroner James J. Corrigan aought the "back” feverishly Iwring Manchester Committee of the en’a committee yesterday He had been a resident o f Man­ arrived in New York yesterday with all Its faults the American debate on the labor unity ques­ vise plans in order to cut the eoat. chester people will be tagged and ing figured in a coUUrton In hoste*eeq, war-supply machlnerjr were amaah- Today: today to piece together the rtr- United States Housing Authori­ away; British War Relief Society, mailed Ueaignlted aa the offering of the emoon at the British Relief Sen. Shea Speaks chester for the past two months, from Liverpool, England, aboard press today la freer than any other tion. ed by the onalaughL By Doaay Sbea 6-8, Junlnor boya^ gams room ton. State Trooper Fred VirelU i_ The convention gave Lewis a cumstancea surrounding the tragic ty officials held' that the $4,389,- two checks to the New York head­ people bf thia town to their frienda rested Mlsa Helen Banger, 60, ty*s headquarters on Maple coming here from Louisiana, Mis­ the White Star Uner "8. 8. The uMtal Wednesday evening In the world. * Nazi formatlona, they eald, Tonight at 8:46, Manchester ipen, E. S. and W. 8. double shooting of Daniel Dono­ TaHilog More Dangerous overscsB Sarharla" after an eventful voyage “ In diacusalng the responsibility thumping vote on bla policy of (iOO contract price of The D. M. W. quarters of the association this sister, on a chargO of opm U ng .jt was so successful, it is plan- On Legislation souri, and had been employed at •etback of Anderaon-Shea Poat found the first wave of bombers Guardsmen will aasemble at the 6-6:46, Junior boys’ plunge van, 66, veteran New Hayen po­ Cjntracting Company of New Denver — (>P) — Uninjured in a n)oming, one for $400, which will z20 Women Sewing the Pratt and Whitney Aircraft through the submarine Infested and auxiliary will take place thia of the press I do not mean to sug­ simply maintaining a peace com­ had lighted the target with more motor vehicle in a manner cauauRfJ to have similar get-togethers mittee clothed with power to nego- comer of Mato and Foreat streets period, E. S. . liceman, and hla 24-year-oId son, York, lowest of six bids received minor trafflq collision, a Denver be used to purchase 10 complete It wan also stated today that om time to time, to bring out Corporation, East Hartford. waters oft Ireland. The passage evening at the V.F.W. Home. gest that thl* is the only direction than 20 "large” flrea. 6- 7, Small gym open for hand­Daniel Donovan, Jr., a proof motorist gesticulated oo vigorous­ death. Trooper Virelli said he h6*^ in which denaocracy must glate With the A. F. of L. in civilian clothez to attend the on the proposed 1,000-home de- hospital beds and designated 220 women of Manchester are previously charged Mias H eM tl tw Ideas to regard to the relief Besides hU wife he Is survived from Great Britain was filled vith Manchester Green, under the (Britain admitted Nail raldera ball, E. S. reader at The New Haven Regis-' velopiqent would bring the coists ly the eoaulng argument that' "from the people of Manchester, Senator William J. Shea was the by one daughter, Lois; his parents. surprises and every one of the^2,^ strengthen Itself.” had dealt severe air blows to tha to sewing, knitting or assisting with Sanger with vtolatlng rules o f t)l6'^ ^ o rk and to keep members posted chsdrmanship of Mra. Rose Val- farewell banquet to be given In above the maximum $4,000 per he dislocated hla left shoulder. speaker at the regular meeting of Rosenblatt then suggested a Midlands overnight with raids on 7- 8, Small gym open for boxing,ter. Conn., U. S. A.” and the other the war relief work In some form road. m all that la being accomplished. Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Krauser of passengers aboard the big 20,000 luxxl. The committee will award their honor by the Army and Navy E. S. ’’ Aa the coroner opened an in­ Gibbons Asaenibly. Catholic Ladies nervous “ more modem viewpoint” Is 14 centers. Last Thuraday night,, club. All memben of both K and A total of 48 of the volunteer of Columbus, last night at the K. White Water, Wisconsin: two ton steamship were three prizes and serve home made Will Remodel 8- 9:30, Small gym open forquest In hla office It was reported "" ...... — ; Workers attended. A collecUon was brothers. Carl A. Krause and throughout. refreahmenta. All players will be needed In the profession of law and Coventry largely, was reduced to Heodquartera are asked to be on of C. Home, which was imusually ashes, and at least 300 persona handball, E. S. authoritatively that Investigators ■ ken and much to every one's sur- Henry J. Krause, of Manche.ster; Came As Surprise vfislcome. that the "weak spots in our de­ time. CapUln William H. Naylor hod dlamlssedithe possibility Of a well attended. Senator Shea, who mocracy” must be sought out and State Theater were killed.) 7- 8, Beginners swimming class tbe sum of |65 was found recently been reelected, said and ohe sister, Mrs.'James Green Mrs. Norman E. Jones of 123 will attend as he continues hla third person being Involved. has remedied. Berlin Raided Twice work In an effort to bring K Com­ for women, E. 8. _ the box. This wUl be used in at the outset of his talk on legis­ of WTilte Water. Wisconsin. He Cooper Hill street and her sister, Mrs. C. A. Goodrich, Mrs. 8- 9, Intermediate swimming Father and son were found yes­ George F. Borst, Mrs. David Fxmders Gloomy Forecaato Berlin, It was acknowledged of­ pany up to even higher atandarda the purchase of materials for chil­ lative matters that the members was a member of St. Paul’s Evan­ Miss Florence Hughes were great­ ficially, was raided twice by Brtt- c.ass for women, E. S. terday wounded In a bedroom In dren's dresses, a new project which gelical church, of Fort Atkinson, ly Burprliicd last lilght to receive a Chambers, Mrs. N. S. Cutler, Mrs. The convention, yesterday en­ A plan for the complete remod­ than it now holds. would find it decidedly dry. How­ eling and re-decoratlon of the Uh planes during the night, but 6- 6:46, Vikings and Indianatheir home. the women also voted yesterday Wli., and was a World War veter­ phone call from Hartford, stating Max Bengs, Mr*. J. L. Wlnterbot- thusiastic over President Roose­ Need 114 Men Raced to Grace hospital, the ever, they listened attentively and State theater here was announced the British air attacka were ehrug-^ At a meeting of the company basketball practice, E. S. afternoon to undertake. found It both Interesting and en­ an, serving overseas for 22 that their mother had arrived In tom, Mies Laura House and a velt’s message urging truce be­ g ^ off aa a falluie. son died at 3:60 p. m., and the Cheering Report number of the other officers and tween the AFL and Congress of today by Manager Jack Sanson. ' Monday night, Captain Naylor ad­ 7- 8, P.A.C. basketball practice, lightening, and felt tha they knew months. New York earlier in the day €ind “ Each time, only one plane i E. S. large gym. father 35 minutes later, both of Another cheering report was a great deal more about legisla­ The body will be shipped to members of the Manchester Re­ Industrial Organizations, solemnly It was stated that the entire In­ dressed the soldiers in his first of­ would arrive in Manchester ahort- terior Is to undergo special fixing ceeded In flying over the city and ficial act aince taking over the 8- 9, P.A.C. girl’s basketball prac­bullet wounds In the head.. The made by Mrs. George Potterton. tive procedure than before the White Waier, Wis,, for burial. ly. Mrs. Hughes and her daughter publican Womett’B club attended pondered the gloomy forecasts of dropping a number of Incendiary elder Donovan was found lying on Br., who was chairman of the com­ the G.O.P. luncheon-meeting at their leaders. up which will result In what San­ unit. The Commander promised tice. E. 8. large gym. meeting. had been In Northern Ireland since son terms "an entirely new thea­ and explosive bombs,” an an­ the men a “square deal”, and re­ 6-9;46, Ramblers basketball his back on a bed and the son was mittee for the recent lecture on Mrs. John Barry entertained June. 1939 on a visit with the fam­ the Hotel Bond today. AFL Vice President Matthew nouncement said. "Hospitals, on the floor a ehort distance with vocal numbers and there wss Well, casting a gloomy glance at ter.” ' The front marquee Is to quested the same from them. The practice, E. S. large gym. ily of a son who is a member o f the clinics, and several apartment importance of being on time for 7:30-10, Bowling alleys reserved away. chorus singing after the address Funerals Company No. 1 of the South the dove of peace launched only be rebuilt and changed as will be The pair was alone In the house fiollce force of Belfast.. Manchester fire department ex­ the lobby and entrance arrange­ houses were struck. The result­ all formations was stressed by for Miss Anderson's group, E. S. by Senator Shea, Mrs. H\ighes and her daughter yesterday from the White House, ing roof fires were quickly at the time of the tragedy. Mrs. Thomas Quinn and a large Mrs. Rachel V. .McNally tinguished a chimney fire at 84 ments for the auditorium. ' Capt. Naylor, oa well aa neatness did not have time to inform the said today he saw no hope for a quenched. in appearance at all times. The Mrs. Emma Dance, a next door TIMELY TU*a committee served all from a buf­ The funeral of Mrs. Rachel (Ven- Hackmatack street last evening, settlement with the Congress of The various rest rooms are to be Tomorrow: local relatives of their departure redecorated and re-equlpped, "One bomber was downed by Immediate promotion of several neighbor, told police that young ON MEN’S WEAR fet table, attractively arranged nard) McNally of Summit street, from Great Britain due to the short responding on a still alarm. Industrial Organizations. anti-aircraft In each of the two sergeants and corporals to ' fill 6-9, Junior boys’ game roc Daniel nishcd into her home and with cups, napkins and center widow of Thomas McNally, who Woll, considered one of the while new stage fixtures and fur­ tlmis allowed them after securing raids.” existing vacancies will also be open, E. S. and W. ,H. said his father had just shot him­ piece appropriate to the fall sea­ died Sunday afternoon was held The Manchester police were scholars of the American Federa­ nishings are to be Installed. 6- ’T, Small gym open for boxing,self and urged her,,to call a doctor son. Delicious open-face and other passage on the S. S. Samaria. ' A special feature of the work As with Coventry, a motor­ made at once If the men are avail­ WUson Brothers* at two o’clock today at the Wat­ Included In the passenger Hat of asked early this morning by the tion of Labor In convention here, manufacturing center, the raid oh able for the non-commisaioned E. S. and to notify the police, and then fijtutiiwe Cable-Stitch sandwiches, coffee and nuts were kins Funeral home. Rev. Marvin Holyoke police department to made the assertion after examin­ is to be the placing of complete 7- 8, Small gym open for hand­ the S. ,S. Samaria were many Jews Indirect lighting In the theater Birmingham was .described as "re- grades, he announced. The Com­ left. served. S. Stockin o t Portland, formerly from Germany who had taken make an effort to locate relatives ing a similar statement by CIO mander dropped a bombshell In ball. E. S. Patrolman Bernard Ollhooley an Wool Sweaters of the North Methodist church of of an Agnes Kelley, 75, who died with special Insulation for the Ullalory.” When British airmen refuge In England after the war President John L. Lewis, directed raided Munich Nov. 8. the night the midst of the Guards when he 6-6:4.5, Speedboys and Hawks and James McDermott arrived to $3.95 The American prairie is named this town, conducted the service. In that city last night. In the at AFL. betterment of sound reproduction announced that 244 men will be basketball practice, E. S. large for a French word meaning mea­ The bearers were Sherwood Mc­ had started bn the Continent, AH together, when the work Is Adolf Hitler was there, and again find both Donovans In a dying con­ ' with U-V neck, In; blue, many children arid a large num­ message, which was received over At the same time, the AFL Res­ when they bombarded the great necessary to bring the Guards up gym. dition. * , green and carnet. A dow. Cann. Thomas. Hunter, Russell the teletype, it stated that her olution's Committee considered a finished, Manchester will have a to full strength. 'The need of 114 Aceto, Curtis Brown, Thomas Hoo­ ber of British flyers and ground plctui^ playhouse as fine as any German port of Hamburg after 8, Rec Senior Basketball League Mrs. Donovan, with the couple’s •weater that’s In a clnss crews sailing to Canada to take relatives In Manchester were be­ measure'to Increase its revenue for the Coventry attack, Nazis said of them before the end of the meeting, K. S. • 11-year-old daughter, was in Taft- ey of Manchester and Arthur Lind lieved to be members of a Breen In this section Sanson, says. ' kgr Itself. over planes built in the Dominion possible use In a labor war. the BrlUsh attacks would be month was stressed, the deadline ville at the time visiting a daugh­ of Hartford. Interment was in the or Doyle family. The resolution that would give being December 16 according to PUBI.IC SETBACK East Cemcter>'. for service overseas. avenged. ter she had by a previous rhar- The Samaria was convoyed out the AFL a war chest In time of Regimental orders. rlage. Donovan ^Iso had been TONIGHT! State Senator William J. Shea, ■Aided by clearing weather, they of Liverpool and the last port of need declared: "Happenings In Midlands Target said, the German flleia croased the An Inventory of all company Police C o iiiT married previously and had three I call—Bii'ast—by two British de­ of thia town, successful candidate the world of labor during the past property will be held this Sunday sons, including the young man KELLER’S V. r, W. HOME Thanksgiving Tea for re-election reported his cam­ English coast In large formations Manchester Green stroyers and the .ship had constant year demonstrate more than ever Of Nazi Bombers rlth which British anti-aircraft morning at the armory. All equip­ who was a shooting victim. ■SUDBURY” group MEN’S WEAR guard for several , hundred miles paign expenditures as totaling the necessity ot Increasing the ment will be laid out In the sup­ In town court this morning 887 Main Street Anderson-Shea Post and Aux. $126 in his report to the Secretary Kefenscs could not cope and, be­ Coroner Corrigan, after visiting Of Home League ' outside the territorial waters by revenue of the AFL. ply room Saturday' morning, and Judge Raymond K. Bowers dispos­ the scene yesterday, said. he had Prizes! Eats! Adm. 2.10. of State. Today was the last for sides Birmingham, delivered at­ all K Guards who are not working 1 RAF planes The measure would amend the (Contlnurd From Page One) tacks on London and other south­ ed of three eases of motor vehi­ heard some testimony which would Solid Maple W Mrs ^ The weather in Cro.ssingcro.ssing w as! filing expense reports. AFL’s constitution to increase the are asked to report to Lieut. 'Terry cle law violations In addition to ern cities. Yanishewsky at that time to liclp be repeated formally at hi's office Mrs. \\illiam HaU ^ , vc.y rough, taking eleven days for , ■ _ per capita tax from national and common grave there as Spitfires binding over four men charged today, and pending that, he added. Heautifully .scaled, small-hized as.semhled group in 18th Cen- James Munsie. Jr., are ser\mK s , crossing. The passengers on , p . . ( . f | e r i l l S International trade unions from out a little with the work. Aa the with attempted robbery and as­ tury de.sign. Just the thing if your space calls for a , gave chase to a lone raider. Guns Shell BritUh Coast property la checked by Major Mc­ It would be ’’premature” for him to co-chairmen of the annual Thanks Mi-s. Hughe.s said, were one cent a month per member. to_ Berlin, Nov. 20.—(flb—-Jnlormed sault. BURTON’S giving tea and sale of the Women's the ship, The Coventry raiders killed 300. Veigh, It will be turned over to venture an opinion in connection j required to wear their life belts two cents. Reports from the hardest-hit Germans reported that Naal long Robert R. Donnellan of Frank­ with the tragedy. Home League of the Salvation | Pul Hungary Capt. Naylor by the former K. lin place, Hartford, pleading guilty Army tomorrow evening from 7 to j while away from their .staterooms areas tog Outdoes Blarkoiit foods made by the member*. before Saturday night. . Mrs. Marjorie Miller of Vernbn, HITCH HOAIU) — $42.50 Aprons and other gift items will be mirws. The net, she said, sweeps 1940. between Gcrtfiany, Italy and another of shops were reported In Police Applicant* First Lieutenant Stephen Frey I Bremerton. Wash. ((Pi— A total up any floating mines which would Japan. ruins, wltjj huge fires brought un­ will conduct the school for the non-1 charged with evading resiHinsi- blackout of this U. S. Navy Yard CHIN.\ CABINET—$49..’>0 Extend on sole. Article Two (OontiniMd From Page One) bility after her auto had hit the Twenty-six of the members at­ otherwise strike the prow or sides der control. commissioned officers this week. machine of Peter Vendrillo near city was postponed because of the tended the all-day rally yesterday of the ship while under way. Insofar as joint technical com­ Londoq Apartment Hit Applicants for appointment as The subject of the course has not fog. Authorities wanted to deter­ missions are provided for in Arti­ without surrendering the objec­ An apartment house was hit In the Post Office, pleaded guilty and at the Army headquarters on The ship was darkened through­ tives of CIO which he helped to supernumeraries will present them­ yet been disclosed. was fined $50 and" costs. mine how cdtnpletely the city could visit KEITH'S MAPLE HOUSE, many ivelcome to cold iceather 1 out the entire Atlantic voyage and cle Four of the three-power pact a London raid also, and a selves for examination by the po­ A Christmas party for the K be smothered from the view of tcai. Trumbull street, Hartford,------. and , ...... dealing with questions touching establish. Rene A. Maire of 620 Center listened to Mrs. Commlsslonor; not until the ship had docked■ ■ ‘ at "1 hope,” he asserted, "that out steam crane was put to work this lice board at the meeting to be held Guards will be held this .year ac­ street, charged with passing a aerial observers. B>it the fog was upon Hungary's interest, represen­ 1 morning to lift debris off a group tomorrow night at 7 o’clock. It Is cording to an announcement made Alexander Damon and Mrs. Colo-' Halifax did the Captain give or- tatives of Hungary will be called of this convention will come a stop sign pleaded guilty and re­ BO thick an observer would have new designs in DINETTES ...... magnificent nel Hoffman. Luncheon was serxed d^-rs for unrestricted lighting at , „„mm>«Ton conferences stronger labor movement, not a of persons trapped In the ruto*- also expected that the board wUl today by Capt. Naylor. It Is ex­ ceived a suspension of judgment on been doing well to see the city with at noon and in the evening a chjck- j night. The Samaria was convoyed i m for Daylight raider activity follow­ name a member of the department pected that each Oiurdsman will the lights on. They’ll try again — weaker one.” be allowed to bring a guest to this payment of costs, $2 of which was fur trimnieil coats en pie supper. I by the two destroyers and P'an” , text‘of the three-power pact Hillman, president of the power­ ing the night attacks was on a to attend the FBI school to Wash­ remitted. weather permitting. Fable with for the email scale. One Dornier dropped ington. It la necessary for him to event. This is one of the annual for Manchester winters I more than half way .across the , to this protocol as a sup­ ful Amalgamated Clothing Work- events in the life of a soldier, and I Chairs. . . union, warned the delegates about 20 bombs over a shopping have the recommendation of the $ 2 3 - 7 5 Piece.'* which come suddenly! Here — Fire Dist. Books plement.' The protocol at hand _ is and residential area on the south­ chief and at the meeting of the K still carries oh with its same old you’ll find expensive collars S 9 llav«> Ample Food ^ | {.’""vn" up'in (ic'rmanT Italian. Ja- to*do nothing they "would regret board a week ago, It was decld^ traditions. Mra. Hughes gave an interest- “panese _____ and Hungarian languages, in the future.” east coast thia afternoon, however. EASY CREDIT TER.MS of . . . soft luscious sqiiir- S There were a few casualties and to wait until cnilef Gordon could New Top Kick rel . . . x’ibrant Jap mink Mii8l Be Aiuliled ing account of events in war tinqe of which-tAch text is original. . Making his first appearance In Tomorrow night thia coluinn in Northern Ireland. She said The protoi^ is effective the day the convention hall,'where his fol­ considerable damage. be present. . . _ , . . . deep rich silvered fox A government communique said The next FBI class will start In will publish the name of the new Br^r-r^^COLD?’’ that food and clothing are now ra­ of signing. \ lowers, advocating new efforts for First Sergeant of the K Guards. . . . smart, gay cat lynx the Midland-x bore the brunt of the December and If there la an open­ for only , ■ In the call for the annual meet-1 tioned, but there is ample food for unity with the A. F. of L. were ing, a Manchester man will be en­ Sergeant Pagan!, long connected No need to be . . . for we have just the kind of oil burn­ Ing of the South Manchester Fire j all. Northern Ireland has had defeated yesterday by Lewis’ sup­ night onslaught while London es­ with tha letter ”K” as its "top caped with alight damage and de­ rolled. ing heater you need for your home. Guard again.st cold District to be held at No. 3’s house ' three aerial bombing warnings but Greeks iclv aiice porters, Hillman said: A new generator has been in­ kick” has left iis, and a new man tomorrow night is a request by tlie no bombs were dropped in the . . i "The eyes of American ' labor clared that although many had stalled In the police car that was has stepped up to take his place. and drafty floors — apd get the jump on “Old Man Win­ commissioners that a certified pub­ area. Every able man is at work Lines lit A l b a n l a i and everyone concerned with the been killed, preliminary reporte in­ Regarding a mesa sergeant.. .well ter” by, ordering a heater for your home — NOW! Mother Goose’’ Toyland giving trouble, by the company lic accountant be employed to audit on national defense projects, she' J future of our nation are watching dicated "the number of casualties that makes the special generator ...so far we don’t eat. the books of the treasurer and tax said. In England the buses and the CIO___ meeting to see If a sense is comparatively small, having re­ Another drastic change in the used In the care. FLUE-TYPE For toys llic “ Tots’ ’ uiul “ Ohisler.**” will enjoy for many, niuny months. (..hiality means collector. The audit, according to other forms of transportation are I (Continued From Page One) of responsibility prevails. gard to the scale of the attack. officer personnel of the K Guards law, must be made each two year.*. now in charge of women. Men on "No Feeling 0 6 ,Bitterness” Attack for Nine Hours has just been disclosed. It is ex­ good value in Toys as in fiirniliire. .Brin;; the eh'ildren! A small deposit will hold any item The annual report of the treasurer the dole and able to do manuql bayonet point froni positions He asserted he had !’no feeling "The attack on the Midlands, Preparing Plans pect^ to be released for publica­ R. year ago showed receipts of labor, even to a small extent, are i which they had defended fiercely, of bitterness toward any otflcer of which was on a very heavy scale, tion In the very near future. This Cabinet Heaters $82,500 and as this is In the cla.ss taking the places of men called in- the communique said. It added CHO,” and added that the Amal­ began soon after darkness and con­ last week has proved to be a “col­ that comes within the law it will to combatant or other home de- that 11 of the large number of gamated group would not quit the tinued for about nine hours.” the For Xmas Charily umnist’s paradise”. be necessary to pass the vote when fense service. Italian planes which attacked CIO, which it had helped to found. communique said. .‘’Many Incen­ Among the visitors to the arm­ / presented. Mrs. Hughes Is the widow of Greek troops were shot down, "There has never been a sug­ diary and high explosive bombs Bloomfield was the scene of the ory at this week's meeting of the 19a now Only persons, xvho are *-oters, Richard Hughes, a British World with no Greek planes lost. gestion of our organization Icav- were dropped, and extensive dam­ Professional W om ei^ Club of Cen» K Guards was Major Ellison Smith BuyyISow ! m 'R l MATURING and living within the district will (Dispatches from Bltolj. Yugo- |i ing the CIO,” Hillman said. "The age was done In #veral areas.” ter church last night. . After a de­ of Willimantic and 1st Lieut. Wal­ War Veteran, who died about two ter Cowles, adjutant of the 3rd Top, ba.se and door are ca.st be entitled to a vote in the meet­ years ago in Ireland. Richard Slav frontier town near the K ^ j1 Amalgamated will stay In CJIO.” licious dinner was enjoyed, tha ing tomorrow night. Ownership 1 Lewis during debate on peace battalion. Hughes was credited with enlisting rlt2ia wing of the battlefront, said j president. Miss Harriet Franzen, iron. Powerful burner for Pay Later! of real estate in the district docs last night that casualties had been with the A. F. of L. yesterday announced that th* next\meeting . Strolling Abound the Armory maximum heat. ' Beautiful not qualify a person to vote unle.«3 for ovenseas servlte during the last [suggested that an^ CHO organiza­ Christmas Fair According to information receiv- war at the age of 55 and served heavy on both sides In the relent­ of the club will be on December 3 finished cabinets. the owner is a resident of the dis­ less battle for the strategic city tion which could not go along with when plans will be discussed for ,ed today, there la a dog racing honor In the front lines track right next to our future trict. as lUUans clung to their posi­ the program could go back to the Is Set for Friday helping some needy faijiUj tions under steady onslaught. A. F. of L, ' Chrlstmes. On that eama ram p.. .some fun for our off mo­ Pay Only #1/Weekly Keith % (Six hundred Greek prisoners Hillman told the delegates today nlng the members will decOrlte ments. . .Incidentally the temper­ were reported taken. Including lOa "we must lay out sound policies Cfliapman Court, Order of their booth for,the Celedoneln 1 ature has also dropped dqwn there Albanians fighting alongside the and follow them* no matter what Amaranth, will hold a .Christmas ket which Is to be held the next' ...better bring those overcoats individualized BEDFORD Pinehurst Fish GreelM In the belief their exiled the cost because there may not be bazaar and entertainment In the day in Center church parish house. along. ..Pvt. Slaga has put in an King Zog would lead a rising many opportunities to organize application for discharge.'..Pvt. PURE JELLIES Masonic Temple Friday evening Following the session there was Frank Burkhardt acted as Squad BUDGET PLAN Fancy, Extra Large against Italian absorption of his the workers. - i at eight o’clock. One of the feat­ a hay*ride with Ita attendant wild Blackberry — Currant "Every time we divide, the Ijeader In the Second Platoon at country. ‘ , . „ : ------ures of the entertainment will be merry-making and singing. this week's drill...Pvt. James is adaptalile to Black Raspberry Smelts* lb. 33c (A member of King Zog s stair i enemy moves In, ■■ he said. the beautiful’’drill put on by the Scallops , ...... pint SSc Brennan is the most likely candl- Iti London commented: "The king ' Hillman touched on his work on ra ce rs of'Nutm eg Forest under .date at«resent for the job as com- your individual Butterflsh ...... lb. I»c ; naturally Is following every move the Defense (;:ommisslon and-said .pint 38c the Erection of W.llHam Hunniford. ^ n y clerk .. .SOS—K Company 3 jars 49c Oysters 1 In the Greek fighting, but he he had placed before E ug^c T h «e will be a ■ number o f re<|uirenienls.' Ilatidnck Fillets. > i wants one more bugler., .have hasn’t made a decision—yet.) ■ Grace, president of The ^ thlraem booth^\where a' variety of gifU we any applications.. .any infor­ Red Perch F'lllets. The Greek Ministry of Home V Pollock. ’’ Steel CO.. wto b . ofter- mation can be given by Pvt. Lucas Saujerkraut Cod. security poked fun today at an the need for ed for sato. Fortune tellers will be who has been a bugler for some Portidjie Heiiters Swordfish. Italian announcement that Fascist Bethlehem’s labor policy with the Oiristma's. . . . drefises in pastel. . .• on hand fof those who wIKuld like time. ..that’s why he’s getting fat THE WORLD’S FINEST Spare Ribs'" ^ Hocks "land, 'sea and air forces chased commission labor policy. the veil of tire future. Mrs. Laura ...W e wish to sign off tonight Country Stylo off the enemy" In an attack on the Will Approach Ford Loomis will be In charge of tickets with a reminder that only five Make selertioiis now Drama when you throw oft Lean Brisket and Middle He added thata he expected to Dodecanese Islands. which may be procured at the en­ full weeks remain beforb^nduc- t o Rib Corned Beef The minlstiy said" the raid was ask The Ford Motor Co., "to bring *i2a ‘ 18a a black coat. Soft, drapable SAUSAGE trance to the banquet hall. jWon .. .arc you prepared?.. .bet- . . assortments emii- wool* and Bilks in aqua, rose, Cabbage Free with each the one It reported yesterday—a their labor policy”. Into llpe with r start getting . that personal INLAID LINOIEUJI/U "private affair" foray by 15 per­ Ohe and two-buriter models— blue and champagne. Sizes order! equipment ready before lon g ... Easy Terms plete. .a small de­ MEAT 33c lb. sona who live to the islands and you may thfnk we’re rushing easy to use, easily transported-. Your Own 8-20 and 16»a to 24«4 . . . DAY AT PINEHURStl work In Greece. Starts things but five weeks, 35 days, la Attractive Krinkle finish. Pay $1 Weekly posit is all that’s re­ Personal-ized for only , “ , ' Tomorrow f not so long,. .do you think?... ™ O n I DIME BUYS A L o V - CHECK THIS LIST; quired on Keith’s Kitchen .... $ 3 8 - 5 0 Personal Notices ! Reg ISc 8-Oz. Bottle Bine I,al>el You’ve 'Never Seen Deanna U kr ThU! LAY-AWAY PLAN For sheer gaiety . . for lavish aplen- Chinese Report Quick Warmth - ^ Anytime Card of Thanks 'dor . . for fun and song . . danres || The extension leaves are equip|>e'•*** rentral States El Oppoilfc $cke#l Saturday G. Ci. IX llilU T COMPANY b RICHARD DIX d ts Serv Mil* Annla Leggett. Cits 8erv„ p f d ----- PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE FOR PATRONS Mr. Alexander L«gg*tt, M«nck#4t«p.CoiiR. Evenings MORIARTT BROTHEIUI Mr. Wm. J. Leggett. TODAY: “ Dispatch From Reuters” PLUS “ Nohody’a Children” El Bond and Share Sei4lie CENTER STREET AT BROAD STREET Mr*. Uehacca Kitagerald. Nlag FREE PARKING AREA FOR PATRONS MAIN AND SCHOOL STREETS OPPOSITE HIGH SUM Mr. Danl«^ J.. F U igerald. Unit Uj and Pow A L .. U.. 'Vo.. I r'.-t

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: i:?nes:d.'.y , NOVEJiroil , 1940 j r 20 p i ^ has extensjve powers u president Til* WPA Toy Center will ^ of the AFM and the danger of "ex- JHusi Contribute Blood in Lieu closed all day tom orrw In Legal Battle tbrtlon" may exist for the soloists, Fastest-- A bout Tow n Auxiliaiy ^ > servance of Presldfent Roosevelt e such matters are outetda the Of Alimony Under Divorce Poet pbv Society lie Hospital Thanksgiving and will also be court's scop*. • closed aU day next Thursday, ^ v . W ill Continue Tha decision doss not dispos* of 28 for the tradlUonal New Ehg- cttirmmn Kov 20—-(HI—ThomasAa transfusion at tha Oook County MotlM ptgturca win b« ahown th* salt for a permanent injunc­ Chicago, NOT. . “ -..ThoHiltal. drawing oh the blood re­ range in/the country, ^ Selects Name tion, since the hourt also denied a at the get together of the High­ Donahue, 42, must contribute blood serves there. Drashue then must land Park Community club at. the Guild of Masical Ar­ cross motion to dismiss th* suit. be open this Friday Instead of to­ The guild, headed by Lawrence in lieu of alimony under the terms donate Mood to the hospital "blood clubhouee Saturday night at of a divorce agreement. P^lctw Cliapter Chosen eight o'clock. The public Is In­ morrow but will not be open st ^ 1 tists Beaten in Open Tlhbctt, may ask for a stay pend­ bank.” regi [diess of fuel, next week. Banks will also he The unusui^ pact was approvM vited to attend. ing appeal, or It may move for ■ By Delphian*; Offlicew closed tomorrow and next week ing Hearing. prompt trial. Attorney Henry by Judge Joaiph Sabath who said yesterday that It would be made Thursday. Jaffe said. ■ ' Battleships to Be TAIbo Are Elected. Twelve of the-'director* «#'"tke New York, Nov. 20.— —^The part of a divorce decree to be | by ^ual test! Savings Bank of MancheettlMh- The regular meeting of the legal battle of The American Guild issued Nov. 29. i ,N n » local chapter of the Dcl- lo y ^ a turkey dinner at Frank Army and Navy club auxiliary of Musical Artists against James jSwiss Dissolve Mrg. Anna Donohue brought suit Completed Sooner Society held lU organlaaUon C ^ey. Jr.’e cottage at M^W^r- ,jC i’ will be held In the clubrooms ^ C. Petrillo's American Federation for ^vorce, charging her husband ough Lake last night. "^ e « - I'maattng yeiterday afternoon at morrow evening, when the offL of Musiclana will contlnua, attor­ with chronic drunkenness. Her at­ rectors chipped In to pay for the cers for IM I wlU be elected. AU neys said today, despite the guild's Nazi-Like Group torney, Charles Grsdman, asked Masonic Temple, and decided turkey and the rest of the vic­ Philadelphia. Nov. 20—(45—Two members SM requested to be opening court defeat. Judge Sabath to order temporary 45,000-ton auper-battleahipa may UNIvH sX l ; upon tha name of Pitkin Chapter,- tuals and Mr. Cheney and R. La- present. A ruling by StaU Supreme alimony paid at once l^cause Mra Join the U. 8. fleet a half-year 7 tn honor of the town’s early In- Motte Russell did the cooklpg. Court Justice Aron Steuer yester­ . Bern. Nov. —( —The Swiss Donohue was til and needed a blood We're not guesslnsr shout Super^Hh^ Unit speed. Following the dinner the regular 20 45 ahead of achedul*. .The lS-86 Ottb wffl meat to- day denied the guUd and a group government dissolved today. the transfusion. The Navy yard announced today Aetusl tests prove Universe! Electde Rsnges '^”oS5lcers elected to serve for business session of the directorate m ^ o w evening at 7i4B In Center of top-ranking nrtlats a temporary totalitarian "national movement Judge Sabath, perhaps the na­ was held at which time the re­ the purchaae of duplicate machin­ one year are; president, ” • church house. The guest speaker injunction restraining Pctrillo an organisation which a publica­ tion’s most famous divorce court ery for conatructlon of the glante equipped with Super-Hest Units sre tKhsnation’s port of the State Bank examiners will ^ LewU H. Piper of the Uoyd Davis; vice prdsfldent, Mrs. from asserting Jurisdiction over tion close to the government re­ jurist, turned to Donahue and said: _the New Jersey, whose keel was O l H t fastest . . regardless of fuel! Flight’s ^ a k e - O. I. Emerson; secretary. Mrs. Ai- was read. High \chool faculty, who will the guild’s Instrumental members.- cently called "a true copy of Ger­ : "You are a big, strapping fel­ laid last September, and the Wla- ( ^ B. Suodqulst. and treasurer, ■peak ^ c u r r e n t events. A social Fast” oven will speed the Thanksgiving turkeV , . 1 A special meeUng and social of Fetrlllo has threatened to bar in­ many’s National Socialist party.’ low. Why don’t you be the donor constn, whoae keel will be laid Mrs. C. A. Goodrich. time wlUrolIow. The action was Switzerland’s for your wife’s transfusion? Be­ Ll-W the StanlfV group of strumental soloists. Including next year. make it more tender and juicy, The “Quiclc- Members of the Seminar board Jascha Heifetz and Albert Spald­ answer to the movement’s "re­ sides. It might bring you two to­ Authorities Said the new^ ar­ are Mrs. Charles J. Fclber, c h ^ - Methodist chiirch will be held t^ Younger iKcmbers of St. Mary's quest" for recognition as "stand­ Speedf^ broiler does steaks and chop.q to a turiL morrow evening with Mrs. Earl E. ing, from radio, concert halls, re­ gether again.” rangement should mean comple­ m»n; Mrs. Henry Huggins, Mrs. Girls' FriendlV society at their ard bearer of now political and so­ tion of the New Jersey early In Story at the temporary parsonage. cording and motion pictures by re- “ It would bring them toget^r In The thrifty Economy Cooker save.s fuel! Have F. H. Gerlach. , meeting Monday evening, appoint­ fusing to permit his union mem­ cial ideas.” body, but not In spirit,” comW nt 1044, with the launching of thrf ...... v> MIS. Myrtle U. Hargrave of 59 Oxford--attest'^’'The president of Mrs. George I. Entereon ed Jane C o n v e ^ Barbara Clay, The Federal Cduncll said In a Wlaconain ahortly thereafteM. a yniverskl Flight installed before Thanksgiving! the group. Mrs. Harold Burr, hopes bers to appear with them. cd Attorney Gradman. ^ New York, president of the East- Beverly pucey a ^ Virginia Snow communique last night the move­ “ And speaking of Spirits.” inter­ Present achedulea call for both to •m Federation of Delphian Chap­ that the members will make a Mrs. Emerson who Is president to take care of thSThanksglvlng Justice Steuer held that rince both unions are Ajn®rtcan Federa­ ment had planned to overthrow jected Mrs. D o ^ u e will undergo bo ready In 1946. ters totalling 250, was present at special effort to be present as , of the Women's Auxiliary to the baskets for the needy,. Plans were the government by Issuing secret * Cooking Top Lamp the meeting and told of the inter­ Christmas plana will be discussed. Manchester Memorial hospital also______discussed _for ^ le annual tion of Labor units, the complain­ ing soloists must belong to the InstrucUggs. esUbllshlng secret 1 0 9 » * est and enthusiasm of the chap­ ■Mrs. Story and Mrs. Stuart Was- dance today announced a list of ChristmM party, and ifc^vaa decid­ cells or party members and creat­ $• DOWN, $ r MONTHLY, ters studying "OrlenUtlon for ley will be hostesses. patrons and patronesses for th* ed to Invite the ydungeiMnembera one to which AFL has awarded jurisdiction over Instrumentalists. ing A semi-military, strong-arm Carrying Chorgk D Automatic Time Signal Modem Times," the program for annual benefit dance to be held of the New Britain G.F,S. The yodth squad. -■ this year. Dr. Alexander Mozzer of this Friday night of this week at the date set Is Monday' evening, De­ He held also that while Petrillo Explain Orientation town and Middletown has left for ballroom in Hotel Bond, Hart­ cember 16, Barbara Clay and. Jane The next meeUng wlU be held a three weeks’ cruise on the S. S. ford. The list Includes: Mr. and Converse, 'who were delegates to ^ Automatic Oven Heat Regu-/ on December 3 at 10 a.m. st the Suwanee of the Clyde-Mallory line. Mrs. Charles S. Burr, Mr. and the Bridgeport convention • Wordb El»ctHc^Smgt A n CInm : : f « f :: Emyl Masonic Temple, when Mrs. Ger- He will spend some time at Miami Mrs. Charles W. Holman, Mr. and mitted reports. Hand work w>t lotor , "x / ' lach will explain the principles of Beach. Florida. Mrs. WUllam S. Hyde, Mr. and knitting squares for the Red Crow, %Q LET HEAT PROVE! orientation, and Mrs. Felber will Mrs. Jay E. Rand, Mr. and Mm . afghans. . ' Genuine Draft • Saffc Themm Ceofci Maoh AutamaSedlyf L *TXTM” Ocfluiat G-E DcLozs Lamp Included at no talk on "Orientation Through Mary C. Keeney Tent, D.U.W.V., William J. Shea, Mr. and Mrs. OIL -for There are many bljr-word incresM in price! Art"; Mrs. Huggins on Orienta­ ,\vlll hold Its regular meeting to­ William J. Thornton, Thomas The Mary Cheney and Whlton reasons why ours is the • D— i^W^n Thrift for Eeonemyf * Thermizer Well Cooker tion Through Literature; Mrs. morrow evening st the Y.M.C.A. Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Memorial libraries will be open ■ Your burner 2. ‘TXT1UI’’ New Advanced Type G-E Thrift Cooker. Cooks Ooodrlcb, Orientation Through Fuel Oil you’ll prefer. But The elation of officers will take Bentley, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Tink­ tomorrow as usual . and closed. the most practical proof is Speedy I Economical!'Convenient I And priced to lavo ,faster, uses less current than ever! History; Mr.*i. Emerson will ex- place and the initiatory work will er. Jr., Dr. Sidney Aiken, Dr. and Thanksgiving day, November 28. •/ . . plain the pleasure and profit ^o he Mrs. Howard Bo'’d, Dr. and Mrs. the simplest: Let-us put you up to 30% 1 No wonder ehouaands prefer Wards * Speed Heot Cooking Unit with 1. TXTM ” Big Utensil Storage Drawers usually found only derived from a knowledge of his­ be exemplified on two candidates. HOFFMAN David Caldwell, Dr. and Mrs. Wil­ some In your tank—-so you on quality ranges costing as much as $50.00 more!. tory; Mrs. James H. Phalen will Electric Ranges! This handacme range has a big oven , T h e Dorcas Society will hold a liam Conlan, Dr. and Mr.s. A. E. can note its more-heat, Us 5 Speeds , ■peak on history from an histor­ Diskan, Dr. and Mrs. A. E. that bakes quickly . , . evenly automaticMlly with 4. 'TXTM’’ Large Oven with TIFO heating units—usually ian's point of view. A general dis­ Swedish baking sale at Hale's store Church Parley least-cost! Try? Be e r and Ale Saturday morning beginning at 10 Friend, Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Hig­ the Seth Thomas Timer! And you get 3 Genuine found only on much higher priced ranges. cussion of current happenings aS gins, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Kee­ Compared to similar events of the o'clock. Members are asked to see Chromalox top units with not 4, nm 5. but 6 cooking D Big Twin Unit Oven 5. “DOM ” Another big Storage Drawer, making three in that tfieir contributions of food are ney, Dr. and Mrs George Lund- Is Held Here past will follow. berg. Dr. and Mrs. D, C. Y.' apeedst Also, has heavy oven insulation! Automatic u all, at no increase in price! It Is proposed to hold the meet at the store as early as possible Saturday morning. Coffee cakes, Moore. Dr. and Mrs. M. E. Mori- & RANGE OIL heat control! Pius many other featureaf FLIGHT" lags the first and third Tuesdays arty. Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Sunquist, 1 In B o t t l e s la the month. ^ , rye bread and the usual run of District Meeting o f Aug- D High Speed Broiler Installed in. Wired Homes Swedish baked foods will be on Dr. Edmund Zagllo, Dr. and Mrs. In Xny — Any Time With Super-Heot Units .95 sale, also pies and cakes In variety. John F. Barry. Dr. and Mrs. C. iistana Synod on at 'v- • 'for...... a... Mason Parker, Dr. and Mrs. H. Wholesale and Retail bqTt i. es A ? \. Personal Shower The committee In charge Is Anna With Your Old Range. ' E. Johnson, chairman; Lillian Cooper Smith, Dr. ^nd Mrs, Emanuel Today. *Costs Lets Than 8c A Day I S Charles W. Strantr Plus Many Other Quality Features *Same range without ■son. Hazel B. Johnson, Vlvlam BANTLY. OIL COMPANY National surveys prove the economy of modern elec­ Super - Heat Unite, For Bride-Elect Pastors from throbg^out Con- ^ .45 This Range May Be Bought At $3.69 Monthly. Andwon and Mrs. Ruth Chsm- New London Fruit k Produce Company tric rang.! . . . prove that current averaget juat J2.J0 »[22 $107.45. Allowance on nectlci^ gathered at the Emanuel j j 3 monthly . . . ^uat Jc lor an oven meal! > Other Models From $99.95 Up. Center Street Phone 5293 "Swedish Night" will be ob­ New London, Connecticut old range. Prices In­ Ml— LlUlan A. Humphrey, Lutheran church this afternoon INSTALLED daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. Crawford of Academy served by Scandla Lodge. No. 23, Serving the Pjubhc for 23 Years. clude wiring. This 1941 Advonc* Modwl 0«n*ral Elackrk at Order of Vasa, at its regular for a meeUng of the Hartford Dis­ Humphrey of 73 Florence street, street w il^ e the guest speaker at / was given a personal shower last meeting tomorrow night at 8 trict of the Augustana Synod, with Other Modalt From to |llER.flS the meeting of the Somers Wom­ o'clock In Orange Hall. Alexander night by Miss Anne and Miss en's club tomorrow afternoon at a business session scheduled at 2 Cataherlne McCann st their home Berggren will preside as chairman. o’clock and a worship service at the home of Mrs. Ernest Fuller. A card party will be held after the KEMP'S ' Pearl street Over 40 guests 7:30 o’clock tonight. 1 Mrs. Crawford will speak on South meeting and refreshments will be present from Waterbury, Aiperica; Rev. Sigiird L. Hanson of Mid- ING ford and this town. Games served. : dlctoWn. president of the District. -IW.HAU CORR and Svbuffet lunch were enjoyed. The annual orgamltetlon meetr . — I , . _ ' presided at the business meeting. Frigidaire Sates and Service MANCHiSTiR C o n n * The members ^^e Epworth addresses were to be given. MlssNHumphrey la to be married ing of the Board of Commis­ Two addresses were to be given, to H u g ^ . Pagnnl. son of Mr. and League of the South M. E. churclj one by Dr. Betty, Nilsson, famed 7 6 .3 Main Street Tel. 5 6 8 0 WATKINS sioners will be held at the munici­ R O T H I It S I N e Mrs. F i^ k Paganl. of 123 have been Invited to bowl with the | missionary to India, and the other pal buUdlng at 5 p. m. MOi^day. As Young Pebple’s group in Spring- Eldridge stN^t, on Saturday, No­ the membership of the B oa^ has by Rev. A. T . Berqulst on "The vember 30. The ceremony will field Saturday night. Those plan­ not changed this year. It la iw o** ning to go should meet at the Tendency Toward Orie Lutheran take place at nine o’clock at St. pected that the present officers chtirch no later than 5:15 as all <7hurch in America," James's church. \ cars are leaving then. Supper will be served this eve­ will be shifted. ning by a committee from the La­ Stars 1.10tH\l’e>ar It was announced today that the Mrs. Everett Keeney, chairman dles' Aid Society, headed by Mrs. Bridgeport. Nov. —(/P)—The 'hf the American Legion Auxil­ John Soderberg. Tlmes-Star. establlshedV In 1700. drill of headquarters rompahv scheduled for tomorrow^lght will iary's Ways and Means commit­ Tonight's service Is open to the ■tarts Its 150th year of\publlca- public and will include .another ad­ \ not be held. tee, urgea all members to turn in Uon today. ■ ■ ______—i the Seket stubs before .Monday dress by Dr, Nilsson and one by The offices In the Town hall will C<'enlng at seven o’clock, when the the Rev, O, T. Enquist, treasurer Measurements made during 1(J3R of the Aiigtistana Synod Pension not be closed tomorrow. It Thanks^lng ttirkey will be drawn Increased the circumference of the I at the Lc^on home. , and Aid Fund. planet Venus by seven miles. stated officially tod.ay. HALEYS SELF -SERVE and H E A 1.T H MARKET The Big Feast Day Of The Year That Puts A Heavy Lhad On The Kitchen \ THURSDAY SPECIALS ______Z r K Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales ThursHay.^______g 'With much added jcooking for the family reunion

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WtncheU Smith’s 100% Van Camp’a Cans Whole Wheat Bread l. i1i 1 2 c 4 27c lAROAfN lOMO DtSTAMa M T U W lU ,.1Y A U DAY TOMOMOW TO TMlSf |i -A 1 Bax of 1 7 Tea Balls and vaiue 2 8 c! a l l f o r ^ , C O L O R A D O Thanksgiving tomor.row. Your friends D C LA W A R B 1' Box of 9 Tea Balls . . . y ^ . ^ J l , G EO R G IA On A Modern and relatives who live in those states will be ID A H O Rrady To Usab.8eml-Sw«>t ^ IL L IN O IS R«d Label . holding family get-togethers. Naturally their IN D IA N A b w 2 3 c K E N TU C K Y Salada Tea . t i u . 38c Chocolate Morsels 2 thoughts will turn to you, and they will be L O U IS IA N A M AR YLAN D \ Large PackSEb ^ oarw wishing that you could join'* them in their M IC H IG A N ■ t;.' Bars for M IN N ES O TA Camay Soap 3 17c Duz 2 37c MISSISSIPPI happy reunion. MISSOURI M O N TA N A Wouldn’t you like to make that wish come N EB R A SK A cans NEW JERSEY Low Operating Cost Your Old Range Special Values Now ARMOUR'S TREET NEW MEXICO ^ true? You can join them — in spirit and in Here in Manchester the electric home rate is so low anyone Has B definite worth. Even thoagh yoa have a’ range that Maneheeter Electric Range Dealers are offering nnusnal N EW YORK valnea la modem electric ranges. Even though you may NORTH DAKOTA can afford to COOK ELECTRICALLY. is serviceable yea will find it not only practical but actually - No. 1 Green Monatain voice — by telephone. The cost of your call O H IO t. eeoBonical to change avar tea aaodera aleetric range during have priced electric ranges before, you owe it to yourself 1 7 c Turnips Lbs. OREGON A ta see the bargaina availabk today. Potatoes Peck will be surprisingly low because bargain rates SOUTH CAROLINA TE X A S Visit the display room of any local dealer. Purchase tlie range of your choice. Pay as low as 10% down and remem­ will apply all day tomorrow to the states which U TA H VIR G IN IA ber that the balance can be financed if yon wish and have H installed in time to cook your Thanksgiving dinncf. -- ilEALTH MARKET — are celebratin|K (See list at the right.) Your WASHINGTON WEST VIRGINIA ^ 2 Qts. 25c operator will gladly give you the rate to any W ISC O N SIN Swordfish Lb 35c Quohougs W YOM ING AND THE DISTRICT point you wish. OF COLUMBIA Lb. Rib Lonrib Chops Lb. 25c ON CALL* .O . WHICH THt DAT DTATIOH-TO.ATATIOM The Manchestert Electric Division Pickled Tripe 19c RATI II MORI TMAM II CIMTR t h e s o u t h e r n n e w ENGLAND TELEPHONE COMPANY Of The Connecticut Power Company giving. Order Now. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 194# MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20,'l^4S PAGE SI SIX a 7>-yssr-old Democrat was eeady reported that at least "one sena­ orders, aald the bias# eaussd lit States Differ to repeat tomorrow a feature be Delay Is Seen tor was anxious to talk with Mu­ Sparks Cause damage and had not ham|i Small Turkeys Are Bred originated laat ytstr—a one-man lls la person.” work on the ship In the sll'ghte Trying to Aid Thanksgiving parada on the data Senator Taft (R- prepare ipore aviation ordnaitos- thanks part at it and they agree Shanghai at the prompting of the nominatlorui—Dr. Harry A.' Mlllls mittee said they had not been no­ blamed today for a fire which «t taadaome. and eaally m im h- round. An eccentric but wealthy veloped by the Pennsylvania State . Everybody'E^ State Department, which haa tified of any committee action on reported "marooned" and in need feasor, developed the - new breed. (Editor’s Noto; la doubllag men, aerographers, InitrumBnt pretty generally on the turkey and for the Labor Board and J. War­ burned w ait^ and air hoses deep ’ ntMed. Altar her cenferenee, ■on- cattleman and his wife had en­ College Department of Poultry) en, photographers, pilots and all urged evacuation of q^ericans the Madden appointment. dowed the univirsity originally, on tiny Miquelon island off New- Husbandry. 1The main problem was one of th« sIm of Its Navy, tbo t'nit- all the trlmmln’s, but the 48 Unit­ ren Madden for the Court of in the hold of th* Navy's new 35,- ^ nia « e a aenth, diaeovera • |*onp peychology—tlack of the traditional Save 1^ confidence! No need to worry about\narking, ed Statoo la Increasing the ilje other skilled men needed for from that area. ‘ of walklBK' She aweom deem and unexpected dude patronage foundland—blocked by the war This new breed is small, under ed States found themselves dis­ Claims—faced at least a tempor­ 000-tcm battleship. South Dakota, from returning to Europe—led to 12 pounds, Its growth limited by j stately disposition. personnel by three times. the Navy’s bigger aviation pro­ ary delay today. Beqiilsi H elps ' an them, la greeted by a Vnrat of had built It into a luxury school. we delive/free of charge. Shop Everybody’s Market, the new Herr, In the third of a aerlea gram. In similar manner, the agreeing amiably today on just under conatruction'here. Andre liked the beautiful Span­ efforts here today to provide food, heredity. It is a cross between ■ the proper date for Thanksgiving. Chairman Thomas (D-Utah) no­ Twenty men we; -jXaffeCted by ^ gnnlre. clothing and fuel for them. 1 , . super jierfect Shopping Center! of six daily stories on the other Schools are being enlarged Political Foe» tified members of the Senate 1-a- P reven t ish architecture of Its live build­ wild turkeys and domestic. Navy, are revealed many lit­ to k e ^ pace with the shipbuilding Thirty-two states and the Dis­ Hong'ifong, Ndv. 20~<>^—All the smoke and fumes ropr decks j The mariners left France last It is named the Nlttany turkey bor Committee that Mlllls, Chica­ British me'rchaht sHIm with some COLDS The OIri With a Cinteh ings. The landscaping was super­ Remorseful Blind tle known and Interesting prograih. trict of Columbia will follow the down yeqterday. Eight Were, led lative too. and he walked down art spring to fish at the North Atlan­ la honor of Nlttany mountain , Free^cliY cry!______go economist and educator, would ports here arid at Singapore which to safety \through two t^-inrh! Chapter HI ] tic’s Grand Banks and planned to facta about the men who com­ For the doubling of the fieet vzlll lead of President Roosevelt and Hit as Subversive be called before that group before from dBvolopiiif el Blarl avenue of trees toward the admin­ which overlooks State College, and I pose our Urst line of delense. require about three times as many take a holiday tomorrow. have not been taken over by the holes cut through a steel bulk- i The man across the table from go home this fall, but when the probably is close to the sire of the Man Kills Himself it gives expected approval and government will be requisitioned head when they were threatened I Put a few drops of Ticks Vs-tio-ml istration building. Tomorrow: Navy’s guns carry men. Eighty million dollar battle­ Sixteen others, Including all sends hla name on to the Senate Andre was scowling. , mother country was defeated by turkeys shot In-the woods by the ships can’t be stored away on shortly. It was annoupced official­ with asphyxiation. j up esen nostril at the very flrst sallBe "A fool you make of yourseir, GorniHiiy they put in Ht thp French In Our Immense Fruit and Vegetable Department^ threat to all within 10 miles.) New England, home of the first .Santiago, Chile, Nov. 20—(JP)— for action. or sneeze. Its stlmulatlnc action aids He was admiring the nude Pilgrims when they inaugurated pantry shelves to be kept until American Thanksgiving feasts, ly today. Ships belonging to two Work Not Hampered Nature’s defenses i he was saying, "and fortunate for island. , . ' PhlisdelphlB, Nov. 20 — (-P) — President Pedro Aguirre Orda One Anxious to Talk f; companies were requisitioned last Officials at The New York Ship ! ••alnM; Icolds. statue of an Indian maiden in Their plight came to light last the American Thanksgiving day By W. B. Ragsdale needed. will wait until their usual last you Is the change In plan.” in 1621. Blind Frank J. Reynolds, 7ft Fteah Graen Fancy McIntosh The 165,000 men and 11,000 of­ Thursday In November. charged Chile’s rlghtest Socialist Senator Thomaa polled mein- May, but scores of others so far Building Corporation, which has ! "What do you mean?’ , Andre a fountain under the building a night when Francois . Briere^ -Fkrtcy, Ripe Washington, Nov. 20-:(4P)—The faction today with seeking an ex­ bers of the Labor Committee arid have not been. $.'KK),000,000 in Naval construction main arch, when a. long whisper­ French consul in Boston, revealed Experiment Takes Nine Years whom neighbors said had brooded ficers now in the Navy will have And Pottavllle, Pa., was given VICKS VATKO-MM This experiment In heredity erlcan sailor Is a landlubber at to become 460,000 men and 40,000 opportunity to celebrate an even cuse for installing “an Irregular **"I got your card. That much ing sedan drew up. At the same that attempts were being made to since he testified against a Mend BANANAS BEANS APPLES state" following an announcement moment a bespectacled man step­ raise money to send supplies to took- nine years, first In State art. officers. later date. Mayor C. A. Lord was all right, the information. But College laboratories and then out In a ’ murder trial, was foimd dead Officer Ranks Open asked citizens to offer ‘‘addition­ Its members would not participate you would have been called here ped out of the building'; carrying th-i men.- , , yesterday In his gas-ftUefl apart­ Hla background Is not the wave- in the 1641 congressional election. three books and a brief case,, but He said he had arranged for of Pennsylvania farms, until the 5c lb. washed coastal cities, but the up­ The officer ranks are open to en­ a l‘thanks’’ on Thursday. Dec. 6, anyway. A n-w hat U It you poultry scientists were sure they ment. / 5c lb. 5c qt. listed men through the Naval pre­ for new industrial - plants to be Asking Chileans to “reflect , a yourself? Andre Girardeau, hah! Andre turned idly to look at the shipment of 50 cases of food­ Two years ago Reynolds testl- lands of the south and middle moment and avoid an upheaval," car. stuffs and heavy clothing to the had a' true^reeding, marketable west, the rolling praries and the paratory schools, which train 100 opened In the city. Andres Ups Ughtencd. He bird, that apMaled to diners. fled that his friend—whom he said high Rockies. men each year to join the men Others Oiiscrvlng Nov. 28. Aguirre Cerda, member of the hadn't come to Washington to be "Mmmmmm!” Andre mur-mured island next month aboard a. Brit­ ha recognized by a peculiar voice VERY FINE, JUICY (GOOD SIZE) \ Radical party, said th > attitude of ish trawler and that he w-as hope­ Mow so many of the turkeys e regions that the congrcaamen send to the Naval In addition to the six New his opponents "borders on the sub­ Insulted, and yet he w-as helpless appreciably,, to'himself. —was a sla y e r^ The defendant Academy at Annapolis. The stu­ England States, the Nov. 28 date Tbfough the^edan window he ful of sending 100 tons of coal to have been ra ls ^ by farmers far subsequently was acquitted. hyalcal sped-' versive.” here. ' , ,, the men. from scientific control that the an­ est percentage dent body of the academy has been will be observed In four states of In answer to Socialist charges "tJXvt all, Herr Girardeau, U saw the face oFa girl. Spanish or ■ Uiek Siifflelent Stores Its. Such sta- enlarged amt the pace of the the midwest—Kansas. Iowa. you will, you are to do exactly as Mexican, of extraordinary color­ nouncement said nwTy B P«*' cent that the Popular Front govern­ / With the ^Island's scant popula­ of Pennsylvanians tvould dine on doz. ■ and Dallas course stepped up to get more of­ South Dakota and Oklahoma; ment failed to guarantee the right TOU are told. Must I explain what ing. He could see that she was ficers. W STYLE FOR amall, and reasonably young, tion of about 500 persons appar­ the new Nittany bird this Thanks­ ly'u most Im- four In tke south—Arkansas, to vote in tw'o provinces carried I mean? No. I speak not for my- ently unable to ^landle the relief giving. O r a i i g M ;x>ints. Two other sources of officer ma­ Florida, North Carolina and Ten­ by the Popular Front candidates ■ Mil, you know that. Now at home but so very sure of, herself ss to load raised by visitors approxi­ terial are open. One Is the Naval be a trifle haughty. He liked the Three years after the State Col­ nessee; and in Pennsylvania and in last Sunday’s senatorial elec­ you were always a soft mark for mately three times their number, lege experiment started, Wie U. 3. Reserve Officers Training Corps, Nevada. tion, the president said "these as- the women, and here In America way her straight hair swept low the men have been living on their Department of Agriculture t^ook up operating In 11 selected colleges. and backward to frame her face. In many Army ramps and In­ Bcrtirms do not remotely- agree you make a name for yourself vessels, which Briere said lacked the work as a national need, due to FINE. SEEDLESS, RIPE The other Is the avlatloji cadet duction centers, citizen soldiers with reality.” t h e C O M l E G with the first pretty woman you The bespectacled man had step­ sufficient stqrcs for the winter. tlie smaller size of American fam­ who comes up through the flying ,brought into the Army In the na- contact. Do you fancy that Is ap- ped toward her, and now he drop­ "e said he would not permit hla A report circulated In Boston ilies and the-wish of housewives for . JNERAl HOM >rd Built schools. ’tlon’s flrst peacetime draft will opponents to exaggerate the im­ ]^ved?" ped hla books. He was at her se­ water front circles that two of the smaller and smaller birds. If they work hard pnough and answer mess call and find tl:at dan door even before her chauf- WD0I«IIID6( SI MANOtlSIEii e average soll- portances of Sunday’s street "Usten. I—” French trawlers had gone to Syd- Run Mown To Eight Pounds tes Navy. He’s live long enough, any of the offi­ leaving home did not necessarily clashes, pointing out no one was "No. You listen. You. Now, feur. , , nev. N .“v- ami had left, pre.sum- At that time, the average for cers from this source might wind entail the loss of Thanksgiving killed and no one “ really serious­ you can never work high If you "Hello. Dr. York," she greeted | ably for (.'.loucesler. .Mass., with Grapefruit 6 2 5 * ; at. In these \- , small birds was 12 to 15 pounds, up as commander In chief of the turkey, dressing, cranberry sauce ly injured,'' him, and her yoicc was almost; 1 500.0(M) pounds of salted cod, hut Your Slifjhlest e Continental let your attraction for women rule i The Nittanv birds run down to Congress bought klx merchant­ fleet,, with grey hair, a worried and pumpkin pie. yOu, Herr—uh—Girardeau, and lyric. I that they were two weeks over­ 1 eight pounds. The big birds that face and a sailary of $10,400 a Just to be different. Pennsyl­ Lucky Driver ^ "How are you, Senorita Mon­ Wish and Need men and made them\ raen-of-wnr S l w ie t e b the newspapers have been pic­ due. . . , j run up to 40 pounds are 90 per No. 1 Baldwin In 1775, he h'as built ^ an envia­ year. vania National Guardsmen in turing you and writing about you toya? May 1 help yo\i into the | ..\bsenoe of the vessels led water I cent of the present American tur- front observers to theorize on . . , are given person­ Calif. Oranges, Sweet 2 doz. 45c ble record. \ One backlog of trained officers training at Virginia Beach, Va., Monrcjc, N. C.—0 In Our Huge Self Service Grocery Department tall; weighs between 145 and 146 F U E L O I L gal. 6 live to be a good husband for- /mile.s of this frequently .snow­ 35e. all (lniggi.sts. Money back if pounds, and has had three years of Va., Parris Island/ S. C.. San l«10c For Men From HOUSE’S bucks killed within 17 step.s of i not delighted. Diego, Calif., or on duty at the 100 gallons or more. long — remember that! But of each other. ,/ bound town. ' high school. He Is a volunteer, enough; there Is work ahead. You Arroouria ^ e ry stitch of him. hot Bod dangerous strats around go at once to Pueblo, New Mexi­ Sugar 10-lb. bag 49c Must Have f1e«r Itoeord the vvorld; at Shanghai^, and in Men’s co." MILK To enlist, he must have been north China; at Naval stations in "But th.it's whore the girl Is!" the Hawaiian Islands, Guam, the L a r ^ I Confectionery Sugar pkg. 7c either native Njrh or fully natural­ $ Andre looked squarely at th e , ized, between 17 and 25 years did, Canal Zone and Guantanamo Bay, OVERCOATS up other man, a squat, pompadoured ! Tins 2/ C I Raisins, Sunmaid 3 pkgs. 25c Cuba; and in small detachrhpnts yl at least 64 Inches tall, without ip when SUITS up Interest, impersonally. But not too 2 c a n s...... ifc I V 2-pound jar...... 25c go out In thi flrst rigorous physi­ there is hard fighting to be done. cal tesL some for such things as It Is a closely knit unit of Its own, far, mind you. If you are not I T I S N ^ A stiff joints, or eyeballs that bulge an Army inside the Navy. shrewd—’’ The man shrugged. Fine Quality Pumpkin, Statler’s Swan Fine Tissue, too' much. One of every ten falls "Do you need any money?" (i rolls ...... 25c I - ' “I must live amid wealth." E 2 No. 2 Vi can.s...... 19c out In the Intelligence' test. A LOOK IN TIME SAVES NINE- "Right. Here is a wallet With If he passes all points of these flrst tests, he is put on the waiting Men’s TOPCOATS $20,000 in it. There i.s no lack of Fine Quality Overnight News money If the goal is attained, just Fancy list, Rarely does the Navy fall to REGUL-AR STYLES ...... $25.00 as there is no question—yet—of have men waiting to get In. Of Connecticut your loyalty, but—’’ / ^Walnut Meats, 6-oz. cello* bag 25c MACARONI or Gets Second Examination SHOP NOW Andre nodded, frowning in wi- CalM up for service, he gets a By Associated Press second physical examination. The WHILE OUR STOCKS ZIPPER LINED .... . S22.50 and g25.00 ’ patience. He detested this^® n Jewel Shorfening 3-lb. can 37c SPAGHETTI \ who Was his superior here. ^What recruiting officer tells him some­ Van Dutch Stamford—Policemen found the OE CHRISTMAS am I to do now?” y thing about Navy life, that he can body of Frederick Johnson, REVERSIBLES ...... $16.50 and $18.00 "Here Is a map.” T h ^ rpread Cocoa, Prepared 1-lb. can 19c 1-Pound expect no special assignment, that Springdale fisherman, floating in a picture of North America ^and he Is In for six years, and hla pay Long Island Sound off Shippan’s KiGlN S ARE the short man begair^ measuring 2 Cello. Pkgs. as an apprentice seaman will be Point. Medical Examiner Ralph W. vrith a pencil. "You can see that, Wheaties or Kix $21 a month. Crane said Johnson was an acci­ COMPLETE by good, fortune. Pueblo, New He gets a blue-bound booklet dental drowning victim., “ Mexico, is at a,strategic advan­ 100% Pure conveying Some "Helpful Hints to Hartford—President Remaen B. tage. The principal border towns 7) / u a c / Fine Peas 3 cans 25c the Navy Recruit” and sets out for Ogilby of Trinity College an­ Stetson Hats such as Brownsville and El Paso, HONEY a training station, at Norfolk, Newport. San Diego or Great nounced plans for the erection of Light and Heavy Weights Texas, Nogales and Tla Juana, are .'i-Pound Fine Corn 3 cans 25c a new $150,000 dormitory at Trin­ In virtual barricade. But where Lakes', III. ity College. The’gift of an anony­ In Assorted Shades the International line runs thtpugh Pall ...... Fine String Beans 3 cans 25c Here he gets a third physical mous donor, the building will pro­ the open d ^ r t land—there,/ this S-Ounee Cans examination, a uniform and a vide accommodations for 26 stu­ dot Is^ P^blo,-_and there Is the rigorous three months of physical, dents, apartments for two •'sculty rmlversitj/ too, where the Bailey Madonna 3 cans 25c infantry and small boat drills mix­ members and their families and a \ y , '/ Fruit ed well with lectures and Ies.sons Atk sfceM owr M g ftt pfss $ 5 . 0 0 ' , girl goes. There also do you go.” S-Oonce Cans dining hall. "All right." Tomato Paste In Naval etlque|te and customs. Hartford — Governor Baldwin purchase. O u r new Christmas \; "See, It Is just this far to Tam­ Next, he goes to the fleet for a KIgius are so amazingly, beautiful Vegetables 3 cahs 25c reported the appointment of. Law­ 9 pico, and here Is Guaymaa on the TRY OUT THE month to roun arrange a meeting." bile’s Hydra-Matio Drfve steps up perform­ Tork and Beans 3 cans 25c batUe and emergency drill stationsmittee to seek to Introduce a bill ance. It saves half tl^ie effort of driving. It TEA and drops into the routine of Navyto the 1941 General Assembly ’'l O m Flosa—No. $Vt Cane s e w - Y E 5 , FO R M E ! Heavy Weight Winter Underwear When the conference was ended gives more mileage on gas. It la safer In slip­ Large life. What he docs from here on along this line. Men’s 3-Way and. Andre had attended to his Package .... In is up to his own Initiative and Southington — Death claimed '’Remember last year. . . I bought banking errand, he reservied a pery weather. It has been proved by millions of 35c Sauerkraut 3 cans 25c ” try. James Morelli 61, of Southington, my wife a w atch W ell, this time place on the next air transport miles of driving In the hands of thousands of hove him are dozens of ratings who for 25 years'vyas In the meat it’s mif turn . . . and I want a West. There was .time before the owners. It’s the moat popular, mbst Interest­ loot at—boatswain’s mate, gun- and grocery businem here until his Hamilton, too.” SUEDE JACKETS DUOFOLD UNIONSUITS take oft to telephone New York Meat Department | iris mate, fire controlman. qilar- rwent retirement. His widow and (Separate Vest) ing, m ^ t unusual feature of the year. See it at In Our Delicatessen, Dairy atid termaater, radioman, signal man, and have his luggage forwarded. our showrooms, then take a thrilling trial drive. a daughter survive. The aft' trip was interesting un­ carpenter’s mate. pharmacist's Hartford — Walter Howe of til nightfall, and then because Fine Machine Sliced 1 FINE FRANKFURTS 1 LEAN PORK ROLI.—or j mate, aviation ipachinist’s mate, Litchfield, speaker of the 1636 $4.50 c there was no stimulating passen­ and many others. Half of the 1 POLISH STYLE HAM ■ Navy’s personnel are speciallate. House, was reported to be a can­ gers with whom he might con­ BOILED HAM 1 OR SAUS.AGES didate for the speakership of the verse, he retired early. Dawm Ample Opportunities To Learn - Around him are ample oppor­ 1641 Hosise according to letters found him In Hacblta. New Mexl- -i which have been received by Re­ cl>, waiting for the little side-trip Sre and dtiva Oldamobils’i eix fanaatlonil new 1 49c lb. 1 tunities to learn. Study courses lifiea for 1941. Three Sixes. Three Blghta Three 1 35c lb. 1 19c lb. , I,of all sorts are available, with offi­ publican legislators. Men’s Suede and Cape Leather DUOFOLD 2 pc. SUITS train that would take him to the Wlnsted—Elliott Retchler. 16. of quaint village of Pueblo and. its stunning new versions o f etreemline styling. The cer teachers,' correspondence . tr (msll. lOK sstwst Jow-priced Oldemobile Special, the popular-priced I taper pamphlets, and movies to illus­ t?ew Hartford was reported re­ ...... $40X0 "Dude College.” By 1 p. m. he Dynemie Cruiser and the medluiit-prleed Cuateo 1 Shnalder trate the technical points. covering at the Litchfield County Per ((arment was on the college campus Itself. Beneath your BeauU- JACKETS 1.00 up Cruiser a// offer you a cholca of 100 H. P. Econo- From top to bottom, the Navy, hospital following an operation on till Xmas Tree the gift $2.50 From the moment he got to Master Six or no H. P. Straight-Elf hi Engine. Lamb Chops lb. 23c 1 Cubed Steaks lb. 39c ' in addition to being an ever readv his left shoulder for a wound sus­ Pueblo he was alert for the man most useful and loved w tjl b e a Sedan prices start at $898, *delivered at 1 Sliced . fighting machine, is a widely diver- tained when hts gun was accident­ SHKAFFER'S LIFETIME FEATHEITOUCH walking with a crutch. Of course, slfled and highly practical univer­ ally discharged while he was hunt­ Pen matched with a FINELINE PeaeJll Boys’ Suede and Cape Leather chance might dictate more than Lansing, Michigan. State prices BEGIN AT lb. 35c 1 Veal Stew lb. 15c sity; a place where men learn by Other Winter Weight tax, optional equipment 1 Tender Ham ing. me man on a crutch, but the ring doing, and study that they may do Trumbull—The Church *of Christ • Nothing, could better servo os a Unionsuits ...... $1.00 would have the way toward Iden- and accessories—exfra. • 8 5 2 * mors. . announced the acceptance of the reminder of your kindness and wis­ JACKETS ^8.50.up tlflcatlon, Andre knew. He was Ninr Olds Special Six 4-Dr. Sedan, f945* (Same model Prices subject to FOB SPECIAL SIX AWnONAL Largs Sim \ Three different kinds of 'Navy dom than a SHEAFFEB gift—in uso BUSINESS COUPE AT EXTRA COST Sausage Meat resignation of the Rev. Oscar P. S tStNINSO^ tf Iswsli. t4K ssWim I every dqf. In no great hurry! Eight, . IFhile side-wall tires extra. change without notice. doz. 45c shore schools He ready for the man Bollman effective Dec. 31. Mr. sSS'SSsS $ss.os ^ He even thought of hiring or Local Eggs 7 -who wants special training or Bdlmon has accepted a call to be “tAr.wsro»aitmtm tUmmaOems. purchasing a car to drive out to THE GAR shows an aptitude for It. , Fifty of associate minister at the First i f ZH>iii4;.rizkdii ' Boys’ Glove* Ois—what bad Ronica said?— Par Boiled Shoulders lb. 19c 19c lb. these schools are kept busy train­ Congregational church, Detroit. Rocking R Ranch, and seeing ing new men to take over the work New Haven—Philip Levine, 55, NRiniiTon Men’s Gloves Ronica herself. But be had been Lean Rath Bacon lb. 25c of Navy personnel who, after be­ of New Haven was killed when his ; rsprimanded for putting personal ing tra ln ^ themselves and finish­ /America's s^in'e Q0alek S h e a f f e r s Lined and Unlined $ 1 . 0 0 j :':. tastes first: so, better he form his ing their' enlistment period, are horse, frightened by a train, bolt­ CCHOUSC^SOH business contact' flrst. Ronnje Lean Daisy Hams lb. 29c . going back into private life.' Four- ed tosstng him do the lavement. He INC PORK LIV ER was In the junk businesa. probably would be on the campus lb. 38c ' tc-cn thousand men go through 'THE STORE OF QUALITY" Boy*’ Mitten* snywsy. Land O'Lakes Butter those schools each year. Pair He Uked r the general looks of They come out In a steady pro- The sun haa a temperature of 'things. Pusblo Universtty sur- MOTOR SALES4 Inc. Fresh Shoulders lb. 15c IQc lb. T cession of electricians, gunner's 30,000,000 degrees Fahrenheit at AU POOTWEAR^mriD— eOUlPMENT $ 1 ,2 5 and up MANCHESTER its center, according to astro- DONNELLY'S ^fflssd him. It was s vsriUble MANCHESTER ’ mates, radio men, quartermasters, JEWELERS < AT THE CENTER 50c Asals, as was the whole town. The 512 WEST CENTER STREET yeomen, machinist’s mates, metal- physical estimates. , A$erk in thii expensive If smaU a.mltha, carpenter’s mates, buglers, musiciaiui, cooks, bakers, ' Diesel engine men, fire control men, gyro­ compass men, motion' picture teeh- nicta^, sfenographen, torpedo- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,* WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20,1940 yesterday by accepting a compro­ authority originally Intended as over its effsht on tho quota syc- mise draft written by a Joint one of his prerogatlvsb to cover tatn, whlcl^allots each stats a planes capable of being put Into uBcsr^in rsAlnt of _ blockading The Guy Who Rattled the Saher for 18 Years Johnny Getk His Gun Oommittee. Tho House, wrhich re­ within the merit system regularly proj^rtlon of civil tervlca workers jected an earlier compromise a iUnri|fftfr when there Is something else that sendee by Gemlany and Italy established agencies of the execu­ accordinir to population. combined. Great Britain had 3,000 month ago, voted 208 to 139 for tive department.” When the \ president would could be done, quickly and at rela­ Drafieeg Wilt Be Called Only When the revised measure. The Senate Its application, he said, "wUl re­ and France another 1.800, Of (T blanket agencies Into civil service tively little lose—unless It was for did not take a rdU can. sult In economical and efficient under the Ramapeck measure, em­ Xtralft these ;3,000 Britain had built 2,800 1 Shanghai, Nov. 20—OP)—-The lack o f the necessary nerve for the Housing, Medical FaciUiieB Ready Under the bill, the president administration." ployes could obtain civil sendee PUliU8HKl> BT THE In the^ preceding year- Immense r ' American liners Washington and Senate and House Com­ could give clxll service status to The blU, aa enacted, omitted a ERALD PRINTINQ CO.. INC. taking of a position that would President Taft left this afternoon ranking even though the quotas of Orta of a aeries taking a f throughout workers in more than a score of Senate provision by which finger­ II BIh i II shock many timid folks in this appropriations had been made for With 502 Americans who boarded plete Action on Re­ Iheir home states were fitjed. Manch*at*r.. Conn. draftee Into Uncle Sam'a new house these various units. But the new peak In the week ended Nov. Independent government agencies, prints would tje aubstitiited for This provision brought opposi­ THOMAS PBRGUSON arinament:. There was a constant army and the national guard can­ the vessels here to quit the Orient moat of wMch have grown up un­ country. The alternative point arrty. I 1 the advise of the United States 18 after a drop In the preceding vised Measure. photographs of civil service appli­ tion fi-orh some members, 14d by Oaneral Manacar chonui of protest that production not absorb all the draftees at period, the EdtWm Electric Insti­ der the New Deal. Among them cants. Instead, It would permit the Founded October 1. lilt might read, very tersely: State Department. Repreacntatlves Nichols (D., on-:». So replacement centers tute repotted today. Latest out­ are the RFC, PWA, CCC, AAA, Civil Service CommlMion to de­ "Sink the Japanese navy." was not more rapid. But Mr. Bjr MIUom Bronner Aboard the Washington, an­ Washington^ Nov. 20—OP)—The Okla.), Rogers (R., Mass.), and ■ Publlabed Every Bvenin* Eacept whese draftees will also bo trained By The Aiaocifitcd Prcaa put o f 1751,028,000 kilowatt- NYA, and HOLC. cide which system It wanted tt> use. Chamberlain dldynothlng to throw N B A Servieo Staff Correspondent nounced by officials aa tha last Ramapeck permitting the Reea (R., Kani.). lundaya and Holidays Entered at Japan's only conceivable use fo ^ until they can be filtered Into the Hungary Im a land-locked king­ hours Stas 1.2 par cent more- than t g Must Poes Exanfinatloas The Senate had Inserter! the finger­ J * Poat Office at Maneheater. the weight of his government liito ' Waahlngton, Nov. Tl— John ^ ' rank! of'the regular army and the special evacuation vessel, were 438 Representative Ramapeck (D.,' a large navy Is for aggression, for dom ia central Bkirope with an 2.719.001.000 In the previous week president ,to bring about 200,000 print clause, supporters s^ld. In an rConn.. aa Second Claae Mall Matter. Citlsen, drafted by hla local b<»rd „,tjonal guard are needed. passengers. Some 700 additional TTie employes would have to Ok.), author of the bill, contended, A If'.SON I :i' the defense effort. On March 15 ! Slid 9.4 per cent ahead of 2,514,- mart Federal employee, under civil effort to eliminate any racial dis­ the very simple and sufficient rea­ and naaart through the Induction Some of these replacement cen­ area of 57,530 iH)uara miles and a Americans are to be picked .up at pass non-competltlve examina­ however, that alxiut 20 per cent SUBSCRIPTION RATES i he said this in reply.to a Labor!te 300.000 a yaar. crimination In hiring government IQ M) l l' K 1 - I ■- i . On* Toaf by Mail ...... son that she has nothing of her atatlon and the army reception ters have not yet been completed, population of more than 12,000,- Manila before the liner heads for service was sent to the White tions aad meet physical require­ of the emploj-ca would fall In their critic: center, la now ready for real train­ San Francisco. House today with congressional ments. workers. AN i> Ki I u t) .1 . . but all are expected to be ftntahed 000, moot of whom ara of Magyar Thera were 30,810.087 motor ve- noncompetitive examinations and s*nV“ToV’'."VI.:”;"””:* •*« I ing at a regular army or national by next March. Locations of the Stxty-aix Americana boardsd the approval. Senator Mead (D., N. T.); one I.'rges on Quota System thus openings would be made for Dcllvtrcd On« T»sr ...... 1*00 1 possibly could desire— there- I do not know whether you origin. hlclM registered in the U. S. dur­ tluard poat or at a replacement centers ata listed here with the President Taft here. Otbdrs, from After many delays, the Senate of the Senate advocates of the bill, Before finally approving the would like us to ImiUte Ger­ ing 1939. applicants from states whose FATHER JOHN S MED. MEMBER OF fore no need of a great navy for camp. number of men to be accommo­ In tho pauat two yoars, aba twice Manila and Hong Kofig, already and the House completed action said It leaves the president "with 'bill, the House argued for an hour quotas were not filled. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS many in regimenting the coun­ has been the beneficiary of Axis The Aatoelstcd Pr«»« I* •scliialve- defense. Having built her navy But he and hla fellows will dated by each: try for the production of arma­ Infantry: Macon, .G a„ 18,800; politics. ly entltUd to tho us* or rspubllca- for aggression she now Imagines ments. Wc may have to. But , oaly be caUed up when proper tlon of rII newR dlspatch^t crudlted cantanmeats or tented camps Camp Wolters, Tex., 17,000; Nscl- I She gained 4,855 square miles i- to It or not otherwlio credited in she can use it for aggression. It we will not do it until we are I aad complete hospItaUsatlon mznto, Calif., 15,000. of Urritory from the break-up of this psprr and alto tht local newt has, for the European Axis pow­ convinced that nothing else will ara ready. The War Depart­ Cavalry: Port Riley. Kan., 7,000. Csecboalovakla In tho autumn of puhltahcd herein. serve o\ir purpose. All riphts of republlcatlon of ers, a huge nuisance value since it ment does not %vtsh to run any Field Artillery; Fort Bragg. N. 1938, and In September of thia special dippatchet herein are 'alto ilr. Chamberlain is* dead. But chaaoes of having draftees come C„ 16,.500; Fort Sill, Okla., 8,500; year King Carol II of Rumania now keeps our main battle fleet in reierved. he is also historj'. And here in down la an epidemic of Illnesses Nactmento, Calif., 6,000. ceded approximately 17,000 square the Pacific. We very greatly nel^d due to had housing and poor Engineers: Fort Bel voir, If a., 10,- milea of Jranoylvanla—territory Full aarvles client of N. R. A. this country the kind of history Service Inc. that fleet in the Atlantic. With medical faculties. 500. which Hungary lost a* a result of that he made is our surest guide Signal Corpa; Fort Monmouth, the World War. Publithera Repretentativet. The the Japanese fleet out of the way Men chosen in the draft will be Julius Mathewg Special • Aicency-- to things to avoid. And no twist­ assigned to various branches of N. J„ 7,300. Bular la B « g ^ ' wc Could have it there within two Ordance; Aberdeen pro- ,New York. Chicago, £>etro4t and ing of the facts by those who, still the army according to their ablli- Hungary's ruler a regent, Boston. or three months, and there its co­ tiea, the needa of the army and ground, Md., ,%.800. . Admiral Nicholas 'Horthy, elected living, share the responsibility for Chemical W arfare: Edgewood BUREAU OF operation with the British navy their own expressed preference. in 1920 to perform the functiona X MEMBER AUDIT CIRCULATIONS Chamberlain's , ghastly failure The chief branches of the army arsenal, Md., 1,000. of a monarth for the vacant TRIPLE STORES would turn the balance and prac­ Quartermaster Corps: Camp should be pernaitted to make his are; Infantry, cavalry, field artll- throne. The Herald Printinr Company, tically remove any doubt as to the 1 y, coast artillery, air corps, en­ Lee, Va., 12,000; Fort Warren. Inc». assumes no financial responsi­ example less vivid in showing us Hungary occupies a strategic issue of the European war. gineers, signal corps, quartermas­ Wyo., 7,000. bility for typographical errors ap- Coast Artillery: Fort Euitls, position In Europe. Germany la at earlnn In advertlaementa In the This Is no time for fussing with where the precipices are. / ter corps and chemical warfare M r north and west, Rumania lanehester Eveninsr Herald. ______------section. 'Va., 14,800; Galveston, Tex., 7,800; a long-range blockades of Japan. It San Diego, Calif., 7,000. forms the east boundary, and The army posts, scattered Yugoslavia la at her southern Wednesday, November 20 is time to destroy ; her synthetic Stand-by and Poker border. sea power—which is, beyond Hungary's post-war boundaries Rochester One may view with equanimity ncceaalty give temporary relief Where Defense Starts doubt, quite as artificial as Italy's were determined by the Treaty of the defeat of the'./djournment mo-^ only, and the control of the itching —and put an end to an unneces­ HEALTH AND DIET Trianon, signed In 1920. Previous­ ^ Indianapolis on Monday Milo tion in the 'Horisc of Representa­ by taking a bath, consisting of ly, she had been a part of the old sary and dangerous sitiiation. one pound of bicarbonate of soda TelelLf’'®'""®* J. Warner, national commander of tives yesterj^y without, at the ADVICE Austro-Hungarian Empire. 6 7 7 ] td a tub of water. The akin should Agriculture Is Hungary's prin­ the American U-gion, declared same time,Accepting-the idea that Fumlahad by the McCoy be cleansed with olive oil. cipal livelihood, with wheat and S a it wntiw,pRomr§D Cm the that "the American people must The Greeks and C. I. O. something of /Epochal importance Health Service I find that the fruit juice faat la maize the principal crops. Few STCWART-WARNEB ^ ^ 1 1 1 7 i^ iii be prepared to do our fighting out- The Greeks seem to be under no \ has occurred. It is to be- suspect- very effective in clearing up the minerals are found in her boun­ SOUTH WIND aide the United Rtato.s, not for Addreee communications to' The lesions, after which a selective daries. illusions; In beating back Musso- ,'ed that the real impulse back of dietary jhoiild be used religiously. DUPONT'S f iv e ’ STAR the salvation of any other country Herald, Attention of McCoy At the atari of 1940, Army ex­ linl'.a over confident Fa.scist invad- j thC refusal of Congrc.ss to "go Health Service Plenty of water should be taken, perts estimated she had SdO.OOO , GASOLINE HEATER but for America." era they have undoubtedly i liOme" was mostly desire to show- and suitable rest, exercise and gen­ men under arms. .ANTI-FREEZE W Lqw Cost All Winter Protection This may sound, to some pcogie,, 'that fellow in the White Hou.se" Eccema la a common disease and eral hygienic, habits of life are lT > ' cHedtd (UuL Ui achieved much beyond their Tbio nationally famous product I like jingoism, or as though Com­ is known also as aalt-rheum, or essential to prevent recurrence. sealed vaemsB kornlng chamber expectations. They remember 1897 ■ Ih a ^ e wasn't entirely boss of the Those desiring Dr. Frank Mc» used by millions of motorist# annu mander Warner were thinking tetter. The true ecaema may be —very eeenemleal—costs less and the gay elan of their s^tliers roiintrj’. Further than that the Coy's special articles covering Lead Taken Over any—It's Safe and Eco­ about another American Expedi­ defined aa an acute or chronic dcr- than le an hoar to operate— nomical—Will not harm as they buckled into the Turks-- refusal of the House to take a va­ matitla or Inflammatory disease of “ ECZEMA," are welcome to send fatly slitoniatle—no battery drain , tionary Force in Europe. It ;s for them. Send your letter to Mc­ cooling system. and what happened vepy shortly cation doesn't strike us as being the akin and la characterized by irn Hu§kers —no fnmes—approved by Un^ / not Jingoistic, it is realistic. And red pustules, veatclea, scales or Coy Health Service, in care of thia denvrltcrs. Model 711. 5 * Quarts—Enough a | 2 S afterward. They ha>^the exam­ particularly significant. newspaper and please enclose 5 for Average Car — It has nothing to do with a new It would, of course, be much mother's. . . . She also wore a crust, alone or In various combina- a ple of the equallv^gSLllant Finns. • council in Utah. Mrs. Virginia H tlona, with more or less Itching and cents in stamps and a large aelf- The Oolonials met the Valvollne' Protect! feelow Zero A. E. F. little locket that waa bent curi­ addressenl envelope. They know very^\vcll that they more to the point if the House in- ; waiker. a full-blood Omaha, 1s I burning. Oil team In' last night’s firemen's I 7 ANTI FREEZE SAVER Mr. Warner merely recalled and Man About ously. . . . Close examination re *14 .9 5 cannot hope to/conquer the big ^tended to utilize the time Interven- 1 treasurer of the Omaha Council | vealed several small dents. . . . "I Individuals with thin dry blonde setback league and as r. result were Thii little .^gger fits onto the over­ briefly enlarged updn a declara­ between today and n exti'h Nebraska. On the Wind River] Questions And Anawera toppled out of first'place and land­ flow pipe. Prevents evaporstion and, Italian army/if that army i.s I ing ---- . 7 ;: re.servatlon in , Wyoming, Mrs did that when I waa a baby," she skin, are more liable to attacks (Bladder Inflammation.) i '- V l tion adopted by the Legion In con­ explained. "I used this locket sa The disease la not infectious. Diet ed In third position, \the Valvollne J>AY $1 A WEEK losi o( Anti Freeze. Formerly sold pushed, fropi behind by great January 3 in cleaning lip a lot j,-' Scott is president of the Manhattan Question; M. E. aaka: " I f a per­ team going Into second place. for aa high as 7fg. with every vention, that "we cannot properly masses German troops now odds and ends of legislation. B u t; council. The Fort Hall •By Gaorqa Tuckar* a teething-ring.” la one of the principal constitution­ son has a severe bladded inflam­ NO CNAROC al causes. Over-eating, and In­ The Corn Huskera, who were high FOR CRKDIT t qU. Of riV B BTAR ~ protect America unleas we make concentiliting in the Balkans. Not. apparently the members have no] (Idaho) reservation business mation would this be enough to In single team play last night, be­ New 'Y'ork. — Pipe smoking is Five Broadway shows have now harmonious comblnatlims, are fre­ cause many pus cells to show in It strong enough to meet any pos­ notion of doing anything of the council now has it.s first woman came the leaders. unless' they receive prompt and member in Sarah P. Snipe, a full- frowned upon in a majority of New lines for their comics. . . . The quently found-ln infanta and adults the urine.?” C7< sible Invasion before it arrives, so kind. They are tired. They are ; ones, based chiefly suffering with it. Habitual consti­ The standing: plentiful aid. That's why the eyes blood Bannock. vo,K-. h,..i amin, Answer: Yes. dorn “Huskers ...... J708 that our homes remain intact, our election political debates pation and attendant auto-intoxi­ o^'Grecce are turned toward the fagged. They have been through ; I cold , go on the list i.s long. Valvollne OH ...... 16«9 r i cluhs, and restaurants. . . . But be re-writfen. . . . We can't tell cation playa a part. Chaffing from J h families secure.” •United .States and its .plea comes a hectic and wearing year. It .Mr. Collier says this change in Colonials ...... 1682 a *'® '* H U E6U ARPS ^tension Indian affairs really has taken occasionally some calloused bird you what the gags were because clothing, or ill fitting truseea, and There has been a good deal o^' to us for planes many planes and is no more than reasonable to as­ ladies and little children are pres­ too strong a ioap, may be describ­ A Thought Hartmans ...... 1655 place in the last six years. The i will give way to the urge and build A ll-'S tara...... 1663 • rather childish thinking concerf^- at once. sume that individually and as a Indian reorganization act in 1934 i a comforting smoke in his briar, ent. . . . Harry Carey postcards ed as contributing factors. that he ia going to come eaat for The beat authorities agree that Reid's Auctioneers ...... 1633 Uses Ing this business of armament Where the planes are to come group Congress isn't much more gave Indian groups the right to 1 . . . We mention this because one The 3|eek ahall eat and ba aatia- For' FORD, U-34, Bobber Universal FAN ■TBERINo draft their constitutions for local - night last July we were in Leon & several months so that he can he in moat cases both internal and ex­ Hose Jrt...... 1«28 15'^ 'Ificien?'^ *"»»ent—• . purely for "defense." A very con­ from. If from an>-where, is a mys­ than half as intellectually effi­ around when his kida, a boy 20 Aed: they shall praise the Lv- free from all defilements and per­ i t ! * • thsn H » « ehramed—beaatifal design — E-I23 Chevrolet 1929-34 ...... 94e huddled lnshor^< at the armed Increased production for which tho.se who voted for adjournment, The Indian maidens had learned was, "It's upstairs on my desk." Itching. Thia usually appears on Bon Ami Too! M aker...... 14.35 .lust as if we'd left it there only rcncc of Arabia spent three years plexities of unrighteousness. McKenna's ...... 1404 price, in***? • pretcets frant end E-126 Chevrolet 193S-3« ...... 1.99 craft and traiyi^rts of some for­ herculean efforts are being maile. and perhaps just as mariy of those a thing or two from their white in a British library and over that the face and on the arms. — Woolman emnptete sell of ear E-I26-P Plymouth—1935-34 .. 1.99 ■'sisters and lost qo time in getting five minutes before. It is not uncommon to find more eign enemy seeking to land on our And above all there is the C. T. O. who voted against adjournment period read 20 books a day. . . . SI the vote and using it. .Since the than one form of eczema frequent­ Band Poor Spellers to $3,2s shores, jj/we do have to fight it and its Vultec factory strike and will be far. from Washington mO! 'To regulate temperaturo that the demand for additional tainer. possible. It just happens that we to hla hard boiled lieutenants/of There are 100 Indian women now pianist. the average song. It was written fungus or parasitic conditions, out of a snow drift that stalled him Illuminated Rheostat of water ...... manpower here would, be "three itches teaching in the Indian service by Jimmy Van Heusen and Johnny often resemble eczema and care on the way to town. Riding on a pair cannot contribute to that end by the red side, whether Lewi^dlrects | times as large during lh(> coming Washington schools and almost that many are Ginny .looked mighty fetching Burke last w;eek at Palm Springa, should be taken to differentiate radius rod was one of his large, sending soldiers over there. They the C. I. O. from its owrt head- graduate nurses in Indian service where they were the house guests year as It has been In the past' 12 in a candy-stick dress and an old. them. Local treatment ^ u s t of white hens. could not be used if we did send quarteis or from thoM of the hospitals. One more generation, old bracelet that was her grand- of John Scott Trotter. ■ ^ months." SARGAINSiw AUTO NEEDS/ Daybook - He said the aircraft qompanies them. So we are .sending every­ United .Mine Workers. To hell and no one ever will believe that »'■' ■ • Bf Jmek StinnHt ■ - ; time waa when the squaw's place hoped to obtain the new personnel Radiator thing else that We ran possibly with Greece: What do we care j —only place—was in the teepee. from among youths reaching FUEL PUMPS Genuine TRICO MOTORS JVi spare about England? Our job la to or- Washintgon — While the world working age and men now unem­ Fronts REBUILT A. 0. EQUAL TO KEV^ We carry a complete stock of dapllcste of But the European Axis powers; ganize and organize and organize, has been rolling on with other M d ployed. adding -that "i^aduates original equipment motors at Lowest Prices, from high schools and colleges will Per Fords, Chevrolet, Plymouth, Dodge, are not all that we must think PU/TTAX iC life out of the A. r. of been taking place in find their services In great demand TW O TONE. SILVER DeSoto. Chrysler Cars. Genuine new about. There' i.s the Asiatic end wage boost.s and above the teepSes and around the coun­ Quolalions for Thanksgiving • or Christmas ! ^ TKKO eteXMBtg during the coming year." / ZIPPER TYPE parts where Bebain like new. For aU cars. Guaranteed ' of the Axis, Japan. And just as strikes. cil fires of tiTe American Indians. ' Out comes the Bureau of Indian Pu'lt of special Dupont material to WEATHER STRIP needed, guar­ perfect! Fort, Ford A, Chev. 29-3e, Dodge •0 the place to ^ a t the European that's to be the Ameri­ withstand.aU types of weather. These tt Affairs with the re.sults of a sur­ anteed equal to 30, Chrysler, Plymoath A A s Tolerance ceases to be a virtue winter fronts will be a great aid in Axis components is Europe, so th^ can spirit -or a substantial de- vey extending from Ala-ska to the when it ia carried .to the point , Tendered a Party Nrftvv tpimss original fuel so-31 ...... _ E a place to beat the Asiatic-compo­ 50 CAL RANGE OIL Incicluing the efficiency sf youa heat­ hi . , with men^ in the American spirit — sands of the ‘ Mojave that will, where e\-erything ia tolerated. ’i er. Attractively designed to bl^d with •dhvftlth h«rk, pomp. HTTH nent is Asia and Asiatic vv;atcr.s. knock the. feathers right out of — Representative Martin -Dies, K V V p • w.,. AU other ra:iFs In we're not going to be of much help On Her Birthday yonr grill design, enhances tfe front tlmftB. mi«h« TRADE-IN « ex- I '' . tri ! your War bonnet, The facts are Texas. . ' ) WITH YOUR NEW !• Niiy w/fte'’ “ * It woijld be as great tci]\y/(o wait to Greece nr to Britain -or «o 1 ,jea FREE end design of your car. ' ebangt ... X ...... that Indian 19 ft. for Japan to striked, at tlje Philip- America. Or to the C- I. O. for | vi-.omen are subordinate to their Aiding a race to survive Is not j I Miss Catharine Hamilton, 6 9 « •• pincs and Havvnii a^ it would b^' that matter,- because Hitler ' braves has been proved to be as at all the same thing as helping a ' government. • 1 — ■'oJ— 4 . . F'lorence street, waa the guest of' to wait for Hitler and Mussolini floesn't allow C. 'I. O.'s. . Nor yet ; dead as the pterodactyl. honor at a party held In celebra­ A few. recalcitrant old braves —UJames W. John^n, veteran, tske Bermuda, Trinidad and Brit­ \slstrikes. American Volunteer' Ambulanee, tion of her birthday Saturday eve. ish Guiana, We must keep the may still be pulling their blankets nlng Novemljer 16, at the home of STORAGE \ around them, shaking their braids In appeal for aid to France. Electric war away from America. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Pratt, of Defending His Group and wondering'"wTta,t the modern Milford. TMPIB 5ATTERIES o h n s o n Fully realizing this, sixteen Indian maiden ia coming to. but The Idea that peace can come to DUAL OVEN RANGE Bowl Heater J T A There are .still a good many of the world through an alliance o f . | Mrs. William Glenney acted as members of the faculty of Har­ they are In a vast minority. imperialist Britain,' capitalist Am-| assistant hostess to Mrs. Pratt. Just the necessary appU- Younger bucks of the tribes not. GLO-COAT the old die-hards in England, and ericSi and Soviet Russia ia fan- j 1 The decorations were green and once for chilly rooms—ia- XTOmUtM vard law school have drawn up a only have been accepting this new { \ p u i d m i , Floor wax. Fibber they do not prop-ise, if they can WTiether you buy your new Bengal on Watkins easy W-B Budget Term* or for yellow streamers draped artistical­ •UnUnceus heat. Uses four-point proposal of jKilicy freedom among their women but tafltic. We guarantee that every Trifple •TC" Battery wUI render McGee sbys "no rnb- __Norman Thomat, Socialist j ly around the dining room, focus­ very little current. which , they believe should be help it. to allow the blame for Mu-, have been Siding and abetting cash . . hax-e it delivered now so you can prepare the beat turkey dinner ever \sat«ifactory serviee beyond the goaranlec period. They arc .blng to dp! Dries CABINET HEATER candidate for the'presldency. ing upon the table which held the 19 Inches in nirh and t^ll that Munich has be­ them In it by electing them to for-Thankagix-lng, or reserve it as a surprise for mother on Christmas . , you built ta exceed SAE speei- diameter. hard In 20 minutes adopted by the United Statips to- traditional birthday cake. with a high lastrc." dletn — Effortini — No Smoke — gotten to rest upon the shoulders tribal councils and to other ..posts The pre.servation of civil liber- i still receive 50 gallons of range oil free! ' llcatloni. Cenainr rubber F-141 • ward Japan. It appears in the fobrnfriy held only by men. , During the evening the gueata ease adds greaUy le the No Soot—No Heavy Fuel to Carry of their class. Sir Nevile Hender­ ties largely depends upon tlje ^ enjoyed games, refreahments, and PINT I QUAIQUART December Atlantic Monthly, out For example in Nome", AIa.ska. champlon.ship of the rights of the . jllfe of the battery. Super Radiates clean, today, and is aa follows; son former ambassador to Ger­ where the community is largely an impromptu raualcale by Anton I Pswer built into every pre- w-ak by the strong. ' Luko, Hartford violinist, who has many—with whom history la not dominated by men, a secret ballot — Rev. .lohn Haynes Holmes, I cisisn built plate. 59'I 98 P e n e t r ating 1. Place a complete embargo Bengal, aa you probably know, la )>een heard with Ann Strickland likely to deal lightly—made a for members of the council of the rhatiman. Civil Liberties Cnion. (45 PUtes for Ford "A." Heat in all di­ upon all trade with Japan. Nome Eskimo community—a na­ the country's leading dual-oven Pratt many times In Manchester. I Chevrolet. Plymouth. Pon- speech a couple of nights ago in 2. Extend all possible aid to tive corporation chartered by the J don’t mind criticism, -but I range . , by the choice of Ameri­ .95 Miss Hamilton was well remember­ I 'tlae. and oilier Cars. lxxt'»* rections — mod­ China,-both In money and ma­ which he undertook a defefise of governm ent-four of the five po- hate to have it come from Harx-- ca’s houaewivea! It has gained this ed by her friends. em Steel Oabi- H69 Other guests included Miss terials. the late Neville Chamberlain's ap­ .Mtions went to women. O nly jjrd. reputation by pioneering the most -Moody Etageak saved the day for __,\nn Sheridan. ' oomph arirc s Mabel Hamilton, Mias Alice Strat­ neti-liniihed in 3. Arrange with Great Brit- peasement. up-to-date improx-ements. It's fa­ the males and came off with the press ;'-,i- it), Popular 4-gaa burner Bengal ton, Robert Pratt, Frank Gallnat, X .9 * » ; '8 9 , ^aln and the Dutch govemmept In Its course he said: "On Sep­ LADIES' WHITE ' g he a m i n g 'for joint use of British, Dutch not too choice post of vice pre.si- mous .for its bafflelcss oven that with two lids for oil cookin'?. all of Manchester, Mr. and Mrs. 4 * 9 5 tsyo" aAed- h e a v y e l k LEATHER c hr m e and- and American ba.ses in the' tember 28., 1938', we didn’t have a dent We shall be in a position to take you conx-ert from gas to oil burning Glistening white porcelain WilUsni Glsnnty, formerly of Msn- Ji6v« thai Comet p s a ^ ^ e l 0 chester, now living in Bridgeport: Orient. Spitfire. We had one or ta-o ex­ a further view of what we should with a twist o f your wrist. No and chromium. Completa Battery tot Your Col * *V** Life - Porcelain with factory-installed Lxmn also Curtias Bassett aqd Walter SHOE SKATES 4. Arrange our naval forces perimental Hurricanes and we had Suffrage For .All. ' qo with victory when we get it. baffles to lift or remove. No venta Commissioner of Indian A f - , _B ritlsh Prime .Minister Oiurch- burners! ■ ■ Broadhouse. of Stratford. — can’t Bnra so aa to make possible a block­ exactly seven antl-alrcraf^ guns to' regulate. See Bengal at Wat­ *«»»*• ade of Japanese trade should fairt John Collier says there are. | m ^^'u.,Z':i^«VZSrSS:l off or discolor for the defense of London out of eled eyelets. I Japan attack us. or move 135 Indian communitlea in the ; kins tomorrow I (Left) Same model aa that Mining Exeeutlve INea In style and ftntah, thesal —Regnlatee to acainst Singapore or the East 400 estimated then as the mini­ United States and Alaska where] \Ve ran use 50,000 more phyai- « constitutions governing tribal | clans, 500.000 more teachers, 500,- above only with four lids .for skatm are cqiul ta thosa) any deiired Indies. mum necessary." Nelson, B. C., Nov. 20.— (Cana­ L seUing at twice the price. affaira have been . adopted .. and . In . >i OOO. workers . . .for four years build- ....^ oil. Also a convenient stor­ art** Heat. This would be a definite policy The New International Year not one pf these ia there a single ] Ing auperhlghwaya, a mlllk age space at the right hnnd dian Pre.xs)—Herbert Julius Sa- and it might be, probably would Book for 1938 contains a photo­ stipulation against women's vot- j workers conserving our precipUs aide for trays, etc. Lynn oU Lii’ er. ({4. of San Francisco, vice- be, eventually succeaaful. On its graph of one group of ten Hurri­ Ing and holding office. soil. burner. president of The Metals an

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. COim.. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER *0,194# MANCTUf^TBB BViCNINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 20,1940 EN **Spring Parade'* Big, Colorful muniot drgaatsationa wars ottaad Concentration on Defense Britain Drops Nazis Active in raids by the investigators. Chemical Plant Explosion Injures Two Men Swiss Peasants Grumble "Aa • result o f testimony Uken War-WoWded here and documents gathered in Indian Offer In Vital Jobs raids, I believe we have enough Over Creating of Work Projects Seen Necessary evidepce for successful indlct- LEfiPMI laily Radio Program s On W ayi^ome menta and convictions In Chica­ Withdraws Plan to Give go," Dies added. BMtera Staadiu« Tin Bern, Switzerland—(C o rre s p o n -^ ^ Bridgeport, Nov. 20 - UP) — ftory, are more than eager to help Most In Chicago Are berlng. They work eight hours a Laurence A. Hawkins, executive 1utmost limit of our abli- O f l M K i d a ^ Melancholy C p ra v i^ of dence of The Associated Press)— Political l.«adent Great­ Employcfl in Key De­ Air Alarm For Boiirl day, do not have to pay taxeg, get englneer -of The General Electric i If tiMharfca m 4 Jm ssiaa trs JmM m Swiss peasants, overburdened free medical treatment, use of Hawklna recalled how General BilMnUs. daa’t Jiat um sMa aside nil Guy Lombardo C.xhestra; 11:16 French Soldiers Pass Company plant in Schenectady, N. er Voice on War. fense Industries. Beme. .Switzerland, Nov.. 20 — about thm. Natora omz m waraiod ran with work due to compulsory mili­ clothes and a wage of two franca Electric sclentiata developed port­ Adventures in Rhythm. Y „ said yesterday that America’a ('ll—An air alarm, the firat in a jrotir kidnoya OMd atUsUoa. tary service and consequent short­ a day. Swiss peasants would tike able X-ray outflta, radio tubei. Tbs kidMjn ora Natura’i d iW «o f of takiM ^ Through Geneva, acientiats must abandon peaceful London, Nov. 20.—(jP)— Britain Chicago. Nov, 20.—C/P)—A thou­ Week, sounded today in Basel. It age of farm hands, are grumbling to sec these lads milking cows and Incendiary bomba, gas masks and ike;' projects and concentrate on de­ remained In force for 16 minutes, wnc Programs for Thursday Thanks­ at government work-creating feeding pigs too. etlecttve submarine detectors withdrew today her offer to give sand aliens arc active in Chicago Geneva, Nov. 20—UP)—On the fense to safeguard the nation. from 9:45 to 10 a.m. giving features—MBS proJecU for the unemployed. during the World war. He de­ India'a 'political leadera ^^atar “Nazi organizations" and most of . I(/ha 15 mOm «f kldsar Uibts sad ill Hartford sc -8 of Thanksgiving: WJ2^-NBC scuffed plush seats of second'Claaa Can Find No Servant Girls "W e shall not be oatlsfled until Pekoeou* "*ata M tti S8SJ no- They say that building tunnels scribed how the latter drove un- voice in the EixecuUvt Oouncil B ^ them are employed in key indus­ la t U blood. Tbwa selww may ttoH i I ko. 2 p. m. special Frank Black Con­ railroad coaches, a melancholy Farm woitien are In a similar we are^working nearly UK) Paroled to Enlist In Army caravan of France's war*wounded and highways Is too expensive. derwater efaft from the seas at on the war effort, becaqse the ntr backa^o^ rktumatTci pslat, Its paioa, cert. . „ .m "Send the workers to us." said fix—they can' find no servant girls. cent for'^ national defenio,’’ the the time. > tries vital to national defense, says ' ' ' " poe aad a a m , aattliis as wnta. s The war—CBS 8, 9 a. m., 6:46, passed through Geneva today, Swiss young women shun the toll fer of lost Aug. 8 to give India Chairman Martin Dies of the Con­ puam_ n onder. tha- .yw, ------hesdsAoa aa: WedBMday, Nov. SO peasant organizations," wo’Il give speaker ‘ told, a Rotary , club "In view pf the great success Nesquehoning, Pa., Nov., 20—iJP) rfaqutiit m Moaty paM M .inth bound from German prison hospi­ of country regldna and flee to 'free and equal" partnership in E 8:55, 10:45 p. m.; NBC 8 a. m.. 1:45 audience in announcing that hls achieved in submarine detection gressional Ckimmittee Investigat­ — Peter Derkosh, 23, was ;]iat;oIed ad buraiaa MWMtiiBaa •heoe tbm I p. n., 12 mid; MBS 10 a. m.. 12:16, tals to their conquer^ homeland. them plenty to do.” comfortable, welj-pald jobs in city the British commonwealth of na­ ■ wreaa eitk n u r kldaays •* bb -Backstage Wife. Prefer Government Projects company already had diverted 26 in 1618, which eliminated the sub­ ing Un-American Activities. from a year’s prison sentence for 1-15, 2, 6:30. 8, 9:15, 11:15 p. m., There were 630 of them, the tea rooms, factories' and depart­ tions failed to gain "aufficient Doa’t waiti A a your yoor d rn o u f ^ f o r ___ 1 ella Dallas. Workers however prefer gov-1 per cent of its research facilities to marine as a major menace then, "Most of these thousand aliens i burglary when he told Judge ruMw^ully. njr by aiiOms fnr for d enr m dd-a" -Lorenzo Jones. 12:30 a. m.; NBC-Re- 7:15, legless, the armless, the sightless ment stores. military projects. repreaentative support." are dues paying members of the (Janaes C. McR-ady he wanted to rarr. Th«yThor fivdrive hdppyhai raU«f...... mud will h*\p tkd i ernment projects and they have ' it may be aaked," said Mr. Haw- f5 mir -Young WIdder Brown. WJZ-NBC 8:30. j and the sick, but they lifted a thin Farm women remeihber with "Research Is a building for the kina, "how the submarine iiaa been The Marqiieai of Linlithgow, Nazi party," Dies asserted yester­ I enlist in the Arm y./ itte M f id m tuhfC floib out potweew* ' i W'EAF-NBC— 1:15 Tony^ Wons hall. "Vive la France!” and again, good reasons. •arts (fon Ihd blood. 0 «i I*iUi6 Jirl Alone. regret pre-war days when Qerman future," said Hawkins, " It is a able to play aa Important a part viceroy of India, declared “ we note day at the conclusion of the com­ I Scrapbook; 3:15 Ma Perkins; 6:30 Vive la Suisse!’’ as Swiss relief One such project is the build­ t;JS— Lone Journey. and Austrian farm servant girls as It has in the present war, rank­ with regret” that India’s "major mittee’s two-day hearing. Guest Book; 8 Jsick Benny with organizations fed and comforted ing of a mountain road through' systematic search for new knowl­ 1*80—Jack Armstrong. came across the border into Siylt- edge on whteh new industries may ing far below the bombing plane political parties are not in present Money Sent to Berlin Fannie Brice; 8:30 Aldrich Fam­ them. the NeaaenthBl valley in the Ber­ circumstances prepared, to take 1:45—U fe Can Be Beautiful. nese Alps which employs mainly zerland, content with a progrsjn be erected or old industries rndl- as a weapon, but still effective. Dies said that committee inves­ 1:00—News and Weather.- ily; 9 Bing Crosby: 10 Rudy Vallee There were tears in many an advantage’’ of the prn#Dsal. tigators had produced evidence and John Barrymore; 10:30 Mual- older men. ot much work and little play. callv improved. It leads to increase Two Great Advantages |tJ6—Bernhard Levitow Salon Or- eye and some of the men wrecked Switzerland, say tl\e farm folk,^ "If I am to attempt an answeY, (The offer was announced in the that $13,500 had been raised by 3 reasons cal Americana. by war stretched in atlent wretch­ e seen at the State theater The chairman said that records llr tr o lt ...... 10.90 [7:46— Swapper John. and shovel and the road has lots house. It is foolish to sit planning baaea close to England’s shores. posals looking toward eventual teurs; 10:20 Choose Up Sides. routed home through Switzerland Thursda.y, Friday and Saturday. of five Chicago German and CJom- Clrrrlanri ..... *(.33 IfOO—Hollyw'ood Playhouse. of bridges and tunnels. additions while the flames creep Secondly, aubmarlnea have been dominion status) oa soon as "It Is WJZ-NBC— 12:30 Farm and in the care of the Red Cross and Shorter Working Day- fllM R s tra 9ar1aM« ISaO—Plantation Party. the Swiss Army. Four thousand LIVER B I L E - nearer. reported operating in groups, a convinced that a sufficient degree on Home Hour; 4:15 Club Matinee; 8 On government projects the Roaad-Trlp TIrkrta |9 ;00— Eddie Cantor and A1 Good­ men now have returned to France gitfMMa Cilwstl-And TwX Jobs Old al Research Must Play Part m>ve which obviously makea more of representative support Is forth­ H ace Hcidt Show; 8:30 Am a­ day is only 10 hours long six days *11118 ia precisely the situation'is CK\TI*:r( PIliKM Af'Y man's Orchestra. but thousands more remain to be Bed in Ihs Macninf Karin Is Co difficult the exact location of each coming. ; THAVP.I. ntHKAi: teur Song Writers; 9 H. Leopold a week, but working on the farm regards research in this country Puerto Rico Males |0;3O Mr. District Attorney. repatriated. L.'-- T b « IWer ihould pour 2 vtnta o f W m Individual submarine. In other Supiiort 'Not Manlfosled PERSONAL LOANS At Tkr Oalcr Phone 42 Spitalny Concert; 9:35 America’s is a 13 to 14 hour Job with plenty today.. ' Once again, as in 1B14, |l0:06:,-Kay Kyser. Town Meeting, "Totalitarian ag- In the dlmlit Geneva station, In Here Is the building o f the American Cyanide and Chemical Corporation !n BridgevUle, Pa,, after nio your bow*lK ev*ry I f ml* w words, new factors and new tac­ "But as that degree, of support |ll:C0— News and Weather. of chorea on Sunday. The pay en­ oot flowln* freely, your Germanyany hahas forced^ the world into tics have given the submarine new To Register Today gre -Ion in the Americas;” 10:30 the chill of pre-dawn, there were half of it was badly demolished by an unexplained explosion, the third in a week in a plant of the com- velope on government projects Is reft. It may Juft decay In the l^ e U , Tb e» has evidently not yet manifested 111:16—The Party Line. «as bloau up your ftomaeh. Vou «et war. fmee again bur nation has advantages, which must be met itself,” the viceroy’s statement Fisk Jubilee Choir. such tableaux as these; oanv Two men were injured, neither seriously, although Oscar Luft, plant manager, said » men were fatter than on the farm. |ll;30—When Day Is Done. A tall Moroccan cavalryman, his Ktliwted. You feel four, funk and the ^ r id been arnui^d from complacent un- by new defense. England, on the added, "hta Majesty’s government h MBS—3:30 Women World Wide; in the shattered hyUding, when the blast occurred. Damage was reported officially to county detectives Young unemployed Swiss work­ |l2 :0O—War News. red fez set at a Jaunty angle above looks punk. ^ . .,.^1 preparednesit to mobilize its great other hand, has lost her valuable have decided that I should not be 8:30 In Chicago Tonight; 9:30 at $250,000. , ers, aged 18 to 28, can Join the It Uket thoee good. oM Carter # Uttle San Juan, Puerto Rico, Nov. 20 Men ind women cjn $25.00 to ,0RETH0l3Nd' I A. M. , , his swarthy face, reaching with U ffr PIIU to get thefe 1 olnte of bile flow, resources. Once again American strategic baaea on the Irish coast, Justified in expansion of my execu­ Chicago Symphony Orchestra, government labor scrvliy; for work — (A*i—Five weeks after registra­ $250,00 or more entirely on earning UMMM. 112:05--The Party Line. his left hand for a cuii of choco­ ing fraely to make you feel **up ai^ up.. research must knd will play its has had to divert a substantial tive council, or establishment of a Tomorrow’s Program in fields, mountains and forests, Get ^'~|^kage today. Tkke u d jr e e ^ part of Iter fleet to Mediterran­ tion for the draft in the United capacity and respon*k»bility at thii of­ late presented by a wide-eyed exchange pr other Aiaaslog in making olle flow freely. Am part. \ War Advisory Council at the pres­ What to expect Friday: The war pared with a loss Of 13 per cent In more dollar draining swamps, repairing moun- fice. •' |A. M. ' „ ^ Swiss Boy Scout. The cavalry­ financial aid. (or Cnrter'f UttJe Uver PlUa. 10# and tAA "Today, when tXe need is far ean waters, and, while the danger ent moment. States, Puerto Rico males aged 21 16:03;r Knights of the Road. CBS 8, 9 a. m., 6:45 p. m.; NBC the first World war year. of invasion was acute, was forced 8 a. m., 1:45. p. m.; MBS 11, 11:45 man’s right arm was missing. Foreign Trade “The upward export trend for Some of the steps already taken more urgent,, there are fortunately "I do not wish to conceal from through 35 register today under If you cari make the low cost peymenti :26— News. A young soldier, hopping one- to correct this situation Include far more laboratories to .meet that to hold a still larger fraction ready you the deep disappointment ! feel :.';n- Gene and Glenn. a. m.. 1:15, 2, 5:30 p. ni. . . .W EAF- the year (September 1939 through and on the alert to attack the the Selective Service Act. shown in the repayment chart, don't 5 NBC—1:15 Frankie Masters Or­ legged. to take a sandwich from a Bheport-Import Bank credits of need. Already a strong cammittee, at this failure to secure within the 1 7:00—Morning Watch. August 1940) must bo considered transports.' The more completely Opposition to the regiLiratlon hestitate to apply for a loan. chestra; 3:45 Vic and Sade; 6 Com- pretty Red Cross girl while he ad­ Balance High with re.'’crvatIons," Domeratzky $20,000,000 each to Argentina and appointed by the president, Is hard framework of a constitution due 8:00— News. at work canvassing the laboratory t!) R. A. F. can wreck those ports appeared today in a Nationalist Cbtrftf art 9% mm vaMl# aioaiklr bateBca mp mam’er Milo Warner on "Amori- justed the beret marking him as cautioned. Brazil and $4,500,000 to CJosta expression of the ultimate essen­ U liee, t% nontbir »a baUnrt 18:15— News From Here and Rica. Argentina la negotiating for facilities and assigning defense re­ on the English . Channel, which party derlaratlon urging Puerto j can Legrfon Policy on Defense.' of the Chasseurs Alpln, famed Normal Exports Trickle - serve aa submarine bases arul tial unity in which the hopes and Abroad. WXBC-CBS—3 Mary Margaret an additional credit, while Cuba is search projects. Ricans not to comply with the act. ! 8:20—Radio Bazaar. mountain unit. Commerce Department He explained that a month-to- take-off points tor/ possible in­ labors of so many of us were PERSONAL nilANCE Ce. Benson's J McBride- 3:45 Exploring Space; seeking $50,OC)0,000 for purchases "The need is indeed far more Census figures indicate approxi­ |6:r.5— WTTC's Program Parade. A priest, still wearing the uni­ month analysis showed the spread vasion, the freer her hands will be founded and on which must de­ 7,58 .MAIN STREET 6:15 Hedda Hopper. WJZ-NBC— Analysts Evince Lit­ In this country. urgent. A t the moment, the mately 210,000 men come under / NURniTURK nno r u pio V -?] 1 p;"-)— New England Town Hall form of an Army chaplain, stand­ of war had progressively restricted to tackle the submarine In earn­ pend the future, position and influ­ Stale Theater Building 12:30 Farm and Home Hour; British empire stands alone, save ence of India in time to come:’’ terms of the act. 711-719 MAIN fTHItT > " Z - . i I Party. “ ing at a train- window, thumbing a normal exports to continental Eu­ est." Rooms 2 o S Tel. 84$0 Debate on Extended Governmental tle Satisfaction. / for her tiny ally, Greece, striving Military authorities said Puerto ! 8:’ 5— Food News. well-worn prayerbook. his face rope until today it is a mere Powers; 4:15 Club .Matinee. MBS— half-smiling as his sightless eyes to hold in check, against great Projections oh :the. South Amer- Rico's quota for training would License No. $91 0:30—Marv Lee Taylor. 2:30 Garden Club; 3:15 Philadel­ trickle. Snow Covers Most 0;‘'.5—Wuthering Heights. turned toward the blank wall of Washington. Nov. 20. — f/P) — odds, the tbtalitarian states that iesn coast have complementary be approximately 4,800. __ phia Orchestra. LeopoU Stokow­ While Great Britain and her pos­ dominate the whole of Europe and (^oiiimittee to Aid OFFEP 10:00-This Sma'l Town. the station. America’s favorable foreign trade sessions had taken up much of the indentations tm the African coaijt. ski. Short waves: For Thursday— Glad to Be Getting Home Of New Mexi<»o moat of Asia. She has only the 10:15—Bv Kathleen Norris. GSC GSD GSL London 6 Ques balance reached almost $1,400,000,- .slack by war purchases, he said NEW YORK FOR A LIMITED TIME ONXY A poignant pause In the Journey United States to look to and we l«:2 ')— Ellen Randolply^ tions of the Hour; HAT4 Budapest 000 for the first year of the Eu­ that this was not a very "healthy EXCURSIONS Greece Is Formed ldiA5—The Guiding Light. home. But, for all their sorrows have been sadly unprepared to 7:30 Modern Concert: GSD GSC ropean w-ar—the highest peak sigh."' when contemplating the Albuquerque, N. M., Nov. 20— give it. WHILE SUPPLY LASTS 11:00—The Man I Married. London 8:30 Britain Speaks: TG. they were glad to be getting home. since 1921— but Commerce De­ outlook for future normal mar­ 11:16— Against the Storm. ’Those well enough to stand (>»>)—An early snow, blanketed VERY SUN Omn Re Htrongest In Arms. Princeton, N. J., Nov. 20 -^49 — VVA Guatemala 10 Chamber Mu partment analysts evinced little kets. most of New* Mexlc(#*today, slow­ Du. N. Y. • "W ar is mechanized as never Forpiatlon of "the American com­ 11:30—The Road of Life. Sic. For Friday—DJD Berlin 6:15 crowded into windows to chat in In September, 1940, he pointed L». H.rHord t;45 A.M Attention... satisfaction today over the record. ing traffic and grounding air­ 11:25 A.M. R.turninq L». # before. Given time, American mittee for aid to Greece" was an­ 11:46— David Harum. Ukraine Songs; JZK-Tokyo 8:05 swift French with the nurses,, Boa- “ Our export trade is becoming out. Britain and her poscesslona .(©.C.T.) 13 .Noon-:The Wandering Min­ planes. N , Y. (G.C.T.I S:30 9.M. research, American engineering, nounced today by Dr. T. I.,eslie Japanese Music; GSC London Scouts, policemen and trainmen on more and more a war of artificial accounted for almost two-thirds of TRADE-IN strel, The Weather Bureau reported and American genius for mass Shear, Princeton unlver.iity arch- Theatcrland; 2RO Rome 10 new. the platform. trade,” said Louis Domeratzky, American exports by value. up to six inches of snow in the ChlWr.n % »nd ut>d.r II h.K (•'•■ J l'* * ’ * Workmen ! P. M. They did not talk politics. Neu­ itricll, to C M c lf. ol Sp.cl.1 production, which have made this eologiat who for 10 years has di­ chief of the Bureau of Foreign and Sounds Note of f'-autlon mountains along the continental CMCh TriiM — furch.w m Ad»."e.. ■ nation the strongest Industrially 12:16— Gene and Glenn. tral Switzerland frowns on such rected excavation of the ancient ALLOWANCE Domestic Commerce Division of There was a district shift in divide. Albuquerque had a two- in the world, can make us also 12;30—The Weather Man. talk. They talked only of France Agora (marketplace) in Athens. 12:35—Day Dreams. Regional Information. American export trade from inch fall — heaviest November the strongest in arms. But the The committee, national in as the home to which they were 12:48— Slngin’ Sam. He was commenting in an inter­ Europe i to Latin America In the •■mow ^nce 1934. WCH time we shall have la that over scope and aimilar to ald-for-Brit- FOR YOUR OLD WASHER 1*00—^News. Weathfr. WDRC returning. view on the fact that the United first year of war, but here,' too, Transcontinental and Western 'Which England can hold out. with aJn groujis, already haa obtained One man, his head awathed In RAILROAD 1:15—^Trie Little Show. Hartford States shipped more than $4,000,- ] Domeratzky sounded a note of A ir reported its planes all ■uch help as we can give. funds for an ambulance and is bandages so thick that his mouth ON THIS MODEL \ 1:30— Marjorie Mills. I3S0 ko. 225 m. 000,000 worth of goods abroad in caution. While exports to those grounded between Winslow, Ariz., "Not a day must be wasted. We planning a drive to underwrite re­ Right at the height of the season! When 2:00—Hank Lawson's Knights of was exposed only when he spoke, the 12 months ending Sent. 1. countries Increased 50 per cent in And Kansas Cltv, and Oontlnental must not gamble with the na­ lief work in Greece. Dr. .Shear the Road. said he had not heard from his Gain of 37 Per O n t value in that period, the trade exy Airlines, at El Paso and Denver. tional safety. We, in our labora- said. you need one most! Wards Gigantic 2:16—Medley Time. / Wednesday, Nov. 20 family since before the armistice. This was a gain of 37 per cent pert cited the disproportionate 2:30—The Career of Alice Blair. P. M. He said hls horne was Dunkerque! over the previous corresponding gain of 31.3 per cent in America's 2:46—Meet Miss/Julia. 4:00—Portia Blake FaSea U fe Another soldier, blind, said he period and compared with the 22 Imports from her southern pelgh- 4:15—We. the Abbotts. lb« 3:00—Mary Mgtlln. spent months In a prison camp in per cent increase during the> first bor-i. BtipoMovfh Ir« 3:16—Ma Perkins. 4:30—Hilltop Hou.se. the German-occupied part of World war year of 1914-15. He said this epuntry eould not R«r tholl lh«t 8:80—Pepper Young's Family. 4:45—Kate Hopkins. France only a few miles from his Imports for the first year of the hope to keep on aellins' more and j tt «6od In fwab' iR f M v «I« r 9 3:46— Vic/and Sade. 5:00—The Adllner. home, then was transferred to a current conflict were valued at more goods to the 20^atin Ameri- • 5:15— The O’Neill's. te«nd ibMi. 1940 HEATER CLEARANCE hospital In northern Germany be- i $2,600,000,000. a gain o f 23 per can republics unJCrs the latter ' 6:30— Ad Liner— continued. found some meqiui of obtaining i Richard Stone ASHER fore getting hls release. 1 cent over the preceding year, com­ 6:40—Thorens Harmonica Lea- MASTER OPTICIAN Bons. STOCKS TOO HEAVY! NEED FLOOR SPACE! YOU Day by 5:45—Scattergood Baines. 891 .Main Sireet Telephone 4720 6 :0 0 -Esso Reporter. Consult Your Eye Physician GET THESE AMAZING VALUES! SOME FLOOR la d io Day 6:05—Interlude. 6:15—News BriMdeast - Bob Eastern Standard Time Trout . >. SAMPLES! ONLY ONE OR TWO OF EACH! HURRY! 6:20—Edwin C. HUl. New York, Nov. 20.—(/P) — 6:30— Paul Sullivan Reviews the Thanksgiving greetings will be News. PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED exchanged between Boy Scouts in 6:45—The" World Today. GLASSES REPAIRED I! peaceful America and embattled 7:00—Amos ’n’ Xh "9; NBC 1?. 11:30—Big Sister! radio and heater 7:30— Cavalcade 11:45— Aunt Jenney's Stories. 1938 Oldsfnobile 2 Door Sedan, Regular Price r f A-^-“-;lc-’. • 8 Holhnvood Play- 12:00—Kate Smith Speaks.' COATS Rohliee .95 ; barer: 9--Cddic .Cantor:'^ 9‘30— P, M. -1938 Buick 2 Doqr Sedan, heater. ni'-‘ r' t Attorney; 10—Kay Kvser 12:15—When a Girl Marries. A smart selection of all the Regularly j t Tfinger-tip contr I ’ ^^ystion 12:30—Romance of Helen Trent 1938 Chevrolet 2 Door Sedan, heater Ce’ !e~e. , ' . 1 latest woolens in rich tweeds For Men ripple econoim«r m com Trade in Allowance \7AE''-CBS, 7:30- Meet Mr. ' 12:45- Oiir Gal Sunday. ' 1938 Packard 4 Door Sedan, radio and heater $20- I'c c ’:: 8—Big Town; 8:30- Dr. 1:00—Esso Reporter. and solids. Reverse side of .burner, • « Cfcrlct'an; 9—Fred Allen, guest re- 1:05— Program Prevue. and heater chatnbecl , tu~n o f Ramshaw, the eagle: 10:15 1:15—The Woman in White. 1937 Packard 4 Door Sedan, radio \ N„. 4356-M..«en»“ « Co...... Jo'-n Cudahy, ambassador to 1:30—The Right to Happiness. and heater ARIDEX Be'~him on "Was Leopold a Trai­ 1:45—Main Street—Hartford. 1936 Packard 4 Door Sedan, radio tor?"; 4H:15—Aid to Allies discus-' 2:00—Young Dr. Malone. ( 2 ) 1937 Oldsmobile 4 Door Sedans, radio and heater' WATER REPELLENT don. 2:15— Joyce Jordan—Girl In- GABARDINE NEW LOW 3 WJZ-NBC, 7—Eaay Aces; 8 ^ ' teme. 1937 Dodge 4 Door Sedan, radio and heater Quiz Kids; 8:30— Manhattan at 2:30—Fletcher WUey. 0 Single Breasted Midnight; 9—Dr. Dykatra on 2:45—My Son A I. ( 2 ) 1936 Oldsmobile 4 Door Sedans, radio and heater Sensational Balectlvc Service; 10—Unlontown, 3:00— Mary Margaret McBride. • Fly Front ...... 'tl. 8. A., drama; 10:30—Doctors 3:15— Drifting Melodl.es. Ice^old Coca-Cola,—pure, whole­ 1936 Plymouth 4 Door Sedan,,radio and heater m t Work.' 3:30— Esso Reporter. • English Raglan Sleeves MBS— '7:15 Here’s Morgan; 9:30 S;3S— Studio Matinee. Exact lit makea oar good ahnea PRICE better. See our windows for some and delicious,—has made tht 1 new arrii'ala In winter atylea— Value $16..%0 Browns— Blgeka ^ Antiques RIGHT AT RADIO CITY pause that rushes America's hivor-^ Special Sales Plan for alPmen subject to military service. Take Advantage of This Outstanding Value! See us for further information! .00 ite moment. Everybody welcomes to ^ SAVE 920.00! BUY NOW! , 1 enugw \ 6 * rww-stJie. tzMi 51 ff II ff I Special i a«BA W * * 1 16s rhmM—tSJMl tU t. .95 t \Tnla iMt—tXM, t4J6 the refreshed feeling,-the happy A. B. C is the best in Washers at t *"^5i l** \ ^ — Good Assortment Of Low Priced Cars, $25 to $75 ra rsM -IL M . SUB. U jN after-sense o f complete refreshment Gustafson’s 16a N rM O i-IZja, $2.2$, $2J6 MEN’S Coca-Cola always brings. Brownbilt iiinilSiOl T H E PAUSE THAT REFRt* REGAL SHOPS Shoe Store Benson's K M WKSr 46MI fTKCKT, HKW VOBK CITT IT i: « Y H ^ K D aOTTUX) UMDOt AUTHOaiTY O f TUM COCACOtA CO. BY " Manchester Motor Sdes 907 MAIN STREET WELDON BLDG. 105 MAIN'STREET MANCHESTER 7II-TIB M AIN rrllBBT JoMakB. SmS. frmidmt COCA-eOL.4 BOTTUNG j COMPANY. HARTFORD, CONN. 512 WEST CENTER STREET JOHNSON BLOCK i»TWe6«rtl.Tel,s,^jj^AliMd6.TS ^24-828 M AIN STREET MANCjHESTER MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, C0NN„ WEDNESDAY, MDVEMSER 20,190

P ^ T W E L V B oa to# pa; 1 aad to raestoa ftrom nlaaoM o f Nawlagtoa Homa for ( l CkUdren, board and care...... 17.79 tha atato a ^ t y Issa the Last weak, ’ asrvtee .. »aasssaa*sa«i 11.57 Rules Federal Expect Action ‘Adv«rtiMin«Bt— Ing you may want to tuck away N m t laodd Lauadrjr, amount receltodI from ths Federal Committoi Voted to AdT«rtlMinent— for Thankagivlng: Town Bills Voted Paid N, T.. N . H. A H. It. 1 s ig h t. . . . .97 government dltlM^praeliicta. Corabread Chestant StuCtag Niooli-Taloott Corn, traq^r rental 226.00 News From Manchester’s Neighbors Unit Exempt Baachhig far dar Keya T M Demoerata named (M r w M d ) Nobla Ac WMtbrook M fg. Co., o9ca auppliea...... 8.38 Mr. Pap* obtained a ride back to , On Districts M n t. Harold W. Oarrity, 4 tablMpoona fat North Elm Dairy, milk ...... Sfl.7’J his horn*, drove another car to the 0 . Lesansr and Jay B. Rut CurrMit Mila toUlUiif 848,888.84 war* da_imd other Ingredients and mix. Lightly American Aj^cultural Chemical Co., fe rtiliz e r...... 10.38 Pohlman, Joseph F.. labor and material . . . . 7.94 Guests Present; Ex>. membered by many of her friends 7.33.C0 auditorium of the Warren Memor­ with gifts of flowers and fruit ment and therefore exempt from hluniclpal League to/lte held today Spices over the fruit and jsilx with stuff the fowl. American Dltumuls Co., bltum uls...... ^ ...... 171.05 Pola Coal Co.. L.. coal ...... ial Hall. Troop 49 of Stafford 47,73 a. P. Ban the provMona of the state unem­ at the Hotel Klm^p^^ in . Spring- hMds. Cream butter, stir in supr American Sales Co., equipm ent...... 31.85 PoUard Co., Joseph O., water works supplies perts Give Exhibition' rel. 422-fl. BeckvUla Springs and troop 60 of Stafford- The Jolly Club m et on Tuesday 213.00 ployment compeneation act, but field. .y gradually, then add weU »> «ft«i Goodbye again and here's a Andreo, LAwrence, m ilk ...... 4.88 Prentice, Mrs. Blanche, board and c a r e ...... ville were represented bn the list. evening at the home of Mrs. Mild­ Armstrong, Harry, labor and m aterial...... i ...... 8.85 Prentice, Mra. Lillian, board and c a r e ...... 20.00 O f Marksmanship, red Metcalf, of South Road. that the Waterbury Bavlnga Bank legs. Add flour and fruit alter­ thought to leave With you that 28.00 The annual meeting of the Francis Sfreddo of High street, was not. nately with coffee and m o ir e s . speaks for Itself: Ashland, L. B „ labor and m aterial...... 83.45 Prentice, Mrs. Samuel, board and care . Keeney Hutchinson, of Clarke 75.64 19.58 Ladies Benevolent society held in sssistant scoutmsster of troop 49 hoad, has been, confined to his Both institution* had rsfuaed to Pouf batter Into large paper-1 ned Atklha Brothers, furnishings ...... Quinn’s Pharmacy, d ru g s...... • • Rockville, Nov. 29.— (Special)— was presented a five year veteran 113 from Stale H m New Fall Hat 4.50 7.00 the social rooms of the church, home for nearly a week with a pay asseasments demandad by L a­ otyii V9U_A BE-f) n il FU I MACH mi loaf pan. Bake in slow oven (275 Aijit A Wlborg Carbon A Ribbon Co., Inc., ribbona...... Qulah, W. P., transportation...... The new police revolver range In award by George Goodrich of Nor­ bor Commlasioner Cornelius J. I bought a new hat today! Auatln. E. L., truck p a rts ...... 5'25 Rawson Products Co., auppliea...... 7,64 the basement of the Memorial Monday afternoon, the following sprained back and 1* under the degrees F.l for 3 hours. Makes 4 I bought a new hat today! .75 officers were elected for the en­ wich, Scout executive o f the East- care of Dr. Higjfln*. Danaher, administrator of the act, ytuto Tire Company, trailer t ir e s ...... 49.8't Riley Chevrolet Co., Inc., truck p a rts ...... building was officially opened on erii Connecticut Council. Other Enter Draft Army pounds of delicious fruit-cake. “ I shouldn’t have done It, you 16.00 suing year, President, Mrs. Mil­ Oscar Anderson who formerly and their refueal waa upheld In Balch A Brown, r e n t...... 12 00 Roberta, Charles S., Jr., re n t...... Tuesday evening with members of awards were: second class certi­ Superior court by Judge John B. say? Balf Co., Edward, aton e...... 310.46 Roberta, James, rent ...... • • • 15.00 .the police department and guests dred Dimock; vice president, Mis* Worked at Hank Goody's Filling PERMAHEIir WAVE Don’t Sav Stockings— Say Gotham "W ith this child In college. 62.94 Grace I. RIkes; treasurer, Mrs. ficates presented by Joseph Mc­ Station, waa a recent visitor In Booth. The labor commissioner roe Bantly Oil Co., oil, truck parts, tires...... 290.95 Rochester Germicide Co., sanitary products . attending. Hartford, Nov. 20— The In­ ONIV Gold Stripe Please And that child In college, 96.00 Grace Metcalf: secretary, Mrs. Carthy; Alfred Sfreddo and John Bolton. appealed to the Supreme court. Barlow’s, range oil ...... 16,'JO Rolaton, James H., dog warden, etc...... A dinner was served at the Daigle troop 49; Richard Cooley. and there you have the (Jueen of I shouldn’t cheat knowledge?” 25.00 Alice Fullerton; purchasing com­ Mrs. A. E. Maneggia, of Andov­ Zoning Ordlnanoe Case duction Into the national draft Barrett Company, T a r v la ...... 78.48 Romaaka, Joseph, rents ...... opening of the program. Mayor Vincent Oreika, Edward I.,adr and In another decision the court di­ «dd neas-last spread boiled and j stockings, famous tor long wear Barry, John F., D. M. D., dental servlcee...... 50.00 Royal Typewriter Co., typewriter repairs . .. 1.7f 3aud« A. Mill* was toastmaster mittee, Miss Fannie Thompson, er Road, is confined to her home Army of 66 Connecticut young mCLXO THERE;— . P . ------«h« ton and ' ^nd sheer texture. They re sold ex- Harrison Reynolds troop 60. First with a painful arm. rected toe city of Meriden to cer­ mashed potatoes over «>* top and But I feel so happy and gay Beechler, Sherwood and Austin, rent ...... 15.00 Rubacha, Waclaw, rent 10. fl fto r the short speaking program at Mrs. Fred H. Arens; Miss Louise men, moqtly toom New Haven THANKSGIVING COMES clusively In Manchester at Wwb- ‘class cei;tlflcate.,.,^presented by Agnes Kurys, of French Road, tify to the state liquor coihmlasion browT in a moderate “ ven^ T^ma I sang, coming home, all the way! Bennett, Helena, r e n t ...... 15.00 Ruiter A Company, J. R., cards and blanks...... 9.77'' which Captain Edward J. I^ g r ls h Wood. John C. NHjto to Benny Muzzin of county, brought to 113 today the A G A IN TOMORROW for most of ncr’s Shoe Store, formerly The 24.1)0 Postmaster Edward F. Charter is one of the art students of Man that Meriden’s zoning ordlnaneea fish, chicken or salmon may he Bergren Dairy, J. A., milk ...... , ...... 3.41 St. Mary’s Home, board and c a r e ...... of the Hartford Police Department troop J)0; Ffkst class merit badge do not prohibit the sale of liquor number o f Nutmeg State sons now WITH THIS COUSON America and the fpllow-ing Thu Brownbllt Shoe Store and are only 60.00 has announced the schedule of cheater High school who la com- used In place of shrimp. My old suit will do Bieber, Emma, r e n t...... 15.00 Savings Bank of Manchester, ren ts...... and J. Henry Fitzgerald of Colt’s In cooking to\ Francis Sfreddo. at 123 1-2 West Main street in that quartered at Fort Devens, Mass. day for the rest of us. It Is a 79c In .stunning shades. .It's a nice peacock blue, 15 00 Schendel, Albert W., labor, Recreation Dept...... 12.00 Firearm Company, Judge Thomas post office hours a.t follows: office I>oUng in the "Mother Goose" con­ The latest group to be inducted THUR.nii.iAi: Bi.ske, Joseph, r e n t ...... troop 49, presented by Harold W. test which is sponsored by Keith's. city. The owner of the property time this year for our ^cepe- Once Again as Christmas N e « « Accessories, too. tl.OO Schlebe, Emma, board and care ...... • 28.00 I-arkin and members-of ths police open daliy.from 8:45 to 12:45 and yesterday from Comiectieut'a sec­ Combat* with SO curl* Blish, Edna H., r e n t ...... Bruce. Troop camping certificates Each cont(*stant Is making an ori­ had appealed from the clty’a re­ ttiankfulncss that we arc still a thoughts of friends come often. There Is an Intriguing Display They all have to do. Bllsh Hardware Co., hardware and supplies ...... 138.15 Schlebcl Brothers, truck p a rts...... 24.;i3 from 1:30 tb.7 p. m. Mall leaves at to Scoutmaster Thomas E. Young ond contingent of volunteers join­ '•ro. Nothing alM to buy. committee spoke. Police Captain ginal illu.stration of one -of the fusal to do this and appealed again 'iSl free democracy, entitled to ' " M Shall we work a gift this year . It of Lamps Blue Ribbon Bakery; b rea d ...... 33.60 Schieldge, WUliam H., p rin tin g...... 942.10 Peter J. Dowgewicz welcomed the 7:40 a. m. and. 3:40 p. m., arrives and Assistant Scoutmaster Rob­ ed 47 others from Hartford coun- to make hand-, Mother Goose Rhymes. to the Supreme court after having -merrymaking and the , boso,, try' . Mrs...... Elliott’s. Shop ^ for But-^“ bought a new hat today Blutateln. D. A R.. Inc., fumlahlnga ...... 9.20 Schulz. Annie, r e n t ...... 12.00 guests and thanked the members at 8:30 a. m. M d 4:30 p. m. The ert Delogo both of trobr 49. Har­ ty who left for Fort Devena on some Xmas re­ been rejected In the New Haven SO SIMPLE— A CHILD CAN DO IT It Is Jaunty and cocky and gay Boland OH Co., g a s ...... 452.40 Sessions Foundry Co., frames and covers ...... 177.79 of the department for their work. office will be open from 7 a. m., old W. Bruce, chalriiiaiK of the Monday evening. 2Td o f> - e a r o T T o ir^ e sea.ion of -stamped p l e c e ^ cottoJ^. membrance^ dis­ county Superior court. It looks like the leaves Boyd. Howard. M. D„ vital atatlatlc#...... \ ^ ...... 11.55 Sewage Works Engineering, aubacrlptlon...... 2.00 Captain Langrisb and Mr. Fitz­ to 10 a. m. on holidays. court [iresided. William\BiBson- The high court, sustaining an Physical examinations at the in­ played In Kemp’s rest for the creatures of the earthy Everett R. Kennedy, of As they twirl from the trees BrlnlixEdward, recreation auppliea...... v ...... ;. 18.00 Sheehan, Martha, Trustee, rents...... 51.00 gerald gave an exhibition of re­ Mr. and Mrs. Plenny Krause of nette was secretary and V^lliam opinion of the Fairfield county Su­ duction center here, given In ad­ O No Heat-^No Electricity window — those 34.00 15.00 Idaho Falls, Idaho, arc spending South Coveutry dition to preliminary examinations mid the earth Itself and I j^ianchester, sends us this which And I sang, coming home, all the BrunstWk Balke Collender Co., recreation auppliea...... Shelmerdine, Mra. J. W „ rent...... volver shooting at the new range J. Schreicr Sergeant-at-arms. perior court, ruled that there was O No Machines or Dryers giving for the abundance'of good ^ jof,. ilecorative pin­ way!! Bryant ik Chapman Co., m ilk ...... 15.50 Skidmore, A., recreation supplies ...... 8.25 . which wa.1 built during the sum­ several daya with Mrs. Krause’s no error In the denial by the com­ by local draft board doctors, re­ Slings that are ours tb enjoy Nut Bread ups In maple and — Dorothy Fish Kerr. Burns, James, rent ...... 15 00 Simpson, Alfred, rent ...... 1500 mer. most of the work being done brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and pensation commissioner tor the sulted In only five, rejections 2.00 Eugene W. I,atimer, re-elected, among the 7 men who reported O No Harmful Chamicals INCLUDED Without restriction. Therefore, let 1-2 cup sugar charming bou­ Burr A Co\C. R., nursery s to c k ...... 55.45 Smith Mfg. Co., A. P., scr\’lces. Water Dept...... by members of the department. Mrs. Cedric Ott of the Crystal Fourth District to correct his rul­ doir lamps In 12.. '»3 3.'90 Lake section. representative and also for yesterday ) morning. 'There were O For Women and Children ut truly {five thanks. 1 1-2 cups flour (siftCQ) {/ ' Campbell’s fervice Station, truck supplies...... Smith’s Garage, truck p a rts ...... Formerly the police had a re­ W a p iling ge of Probate on the Uepubli- ing that the cancellation of a com­ SHAMPOO and Here’s the winning bread recipe 2 1-2 cups graham flour pairs 81.00 and Carlson A Company, tru ck in g...... 40.73 Smythe, Mrs. Wm. T „ board and ro o m ...... : ...... 20.00 volver range In the auditorium of Mason R. 8t*ele of Maple pensation inaurance policy i'-ued nine rejections among 56 men on 211.76 can\ticket, entertained with an Monday. O Contains No Ammonia and Miss Willis s.ays It Is easy to 1 teaspoon salt up. Attractive table lamps with Cn.se Brothers,\abor and material ...... 4.73 So. New England Telephone Co., telephone service...... the old Henry theater, but this avenue, well known local athlete .5lrs. W. W. Grant by The Hartford Accident and In­ WAVE SET 25.00 I oysleK supper in the Firehouse make and very good to have on 1 cup chopped nuts hand-painted shades 83.50 and up Ca.se, Lockw ood^ Brainnrd Co., printing and binding .. 121.00 Sperry, I.uella C., board and c a r e ...... was unheated during the winter is playfng fullback wjth the AII- 7394, Manchester demnity Company to John Mor- O No Exparience Required 1.500 • Rockville football .team. I Monday^cvening, about 40 men at- hand when company is expected. 2 teaspoon.s baking powder and one of the boat buys In town Center Pharmac^dnigs...... 14.58 Squatrito, Marie, rent ...... months. In order to build the new j tending. ganti did not lake place until a IN EACH OUTFIT on a heavy base floor lamp with 29.. 07 20.00 The Ladles Benevolent society date after Aldo Rossini, one of O Safe—Easy to Usa Apricot Nut Breud 1 3-4 cups sW'cet milk Center Spring Dairy, m ilk ...... : ...... Staraiak, Joseph, board and c a r e ...... range it was necessary for the The South Windsor Athletic I Mrs. Ju"Ha Potter has been ALICE COFRAN 6-way Indirect lighting, $9.95. 67.44 gtone, Richard, optical aer\lcea ...... • 10.00 of the Congregatonal church wlil Morganti’s employes, had been in­ 1 cup boiling water 1-2 cup molasses. Chambers, Austin ^ tru ckin g...... police to cut through two two-foot club has organized for the com­ spending a \ e c k with h<>r niece, (Known A * Queen Alice) Chase Brass A CoppOt Co., water works supplies...... 400.96 13.61 serve a supper In the Town Hall jured in an accident. 1 cup nut meats Mix dry Ingredients first, then Straughan, W. K., milk ...... thick walls In the basement of ing season and will Imve a bas­ Mrs. M erritt\>hcr. in Tolland. - SPIRITUAL MEDIUM 69.05 Strickland. W. A., m ereatone...... 2.50 this evening to the Elllnston Board SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 2 eggs add milk and molasses. Bake one I Checkerboard Feed Store, grain, etc...... the Memorial building. The range ket hall team for the fourteenth -Miss Charlotte Brainard has Seventh Daughter of a Seventh Son Manchester I Cheney Brothers, graveKnnd rent, etc...... 183.87 Superior Typewriter Exchange, ren ta l...... 1000 of Education and the teachers of 3 teaspoons baking powder hour slowly In a long cake pan at is 45 feet long and two men can year. Adam Bajolnis has been taken a position With the Travel-' ^ i- -r* , Bora With a Veil. # With fOM and to gomfoH, yoo eon now yoomlf a booutiful machlnilee 50.50 Swetzes, Ostop. milk ...... 6.82 use it at a time. Ellington. . Supper will be served 1-2 teaspoon baking soda about 350 degrees. Children's Village, board nnd care fleeted president for the fifth ers inih Co. in Hartford. U iilv Perm anent Readings Dally 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. permaocQt wav* ot home that wiU lagt at long at any ptofttaional p«n^n«nt Date Book 15.00 Taylor. Howard I., rent ...... 1.5.00 The guests included Mayor at .6:30 o’clock. « wavt. You don’t have to know a thing about wavmg hair, jugt follow tha 1 cup dried apricots Clough. Grayland, rent . consecutive year and Ed Colbert At a meeting of the executive Or By AppointroenL Irt the Service Cole Nursery Company, n u rW y stock 5:30 Tedford, Joseph, milk ...... 6.32 Claude, A. Mills, Judge Thomas Work has begun on the founda­ titnpla directioo*. Rnult^g beautiful wave* ooft and curly. Qtt youre tod^ 1 cup light brown sugar You Shall Have Music Wherever will again be treasurer and mana­ board of the CoventrWLeaguc of ' of the People for SO Years. Columbia Ribbon A Carbon m g . Co., carbon paper 4.00 Thomas, Mra. Annie, board and care ...... 20 00 tion of the new barn to replace the Employes Meant 2 8-4 cups pastry flour You Go Tonlgl\^ Larkin, Prosecuting Attorney Saul ger of basketball. Games at Women Voters held at\VIrs. Ar- ; I l l Church Street. Hartford, Conn. Nov. 20—Army and Navy club’s Commi.ssioner of Welfare, comniodity supplies...... 3.6.8 50.00 Pelzcr, Clerk of the Court Lewis one destroyed by fire on the farm ^ ELDON DRUG COMPANY 1 teaspoon salt. even at bedtime with the new Thrall, Fred E., u.se of car ...... home and on the road are now thiir VV. Cowles' on eve-1 Phone 8-3387 testimonial dinner to Company K Commissioner of Welfare, boardsand c a r e ...... 172.75 45.00 Chapman, Lieutenant Harris I. of Robert Aborn of Meadow Brook Prescription PharmarUte Pour boiling svatcr over me 1941 Lullaby bed lamp radio. In Turkington, S. J.. rents ...... being arranged. Colbert may be 'ning, plana were diacussedter the eoaraely chopped apricots and let and Headquarters Co., 169th Regi­ Commodore Steel Co., steel . . . . \ ...... 319 84 Turklngton, Mrs. .Stevenson, board and r o o m ...... 24 00 Hulbiirts of the Stafford Spring Road a little over a week ago. 901 .Main Street Telephone 5831 modern str«nimlined bakelite, ad­ reached at Main street. South annual mother and daughtertoan- Hartford. Nov. 20— (IP 1 — The cool. Beat eggs until light, add ment. Conn. Children's Aid Society, board and c a r e ...... 93.15 Valluzzi, Frank, rent ...... 15.00 Barracks of the State Police. Neighbors have volunteered to qiiet of the I^eague and ^ ir l justable to any bed, 5 tubes plus A Thanksgiving Special and a 31- Windsor, or telephone 8-20'24 after leave of absence for military ser­ I MAIL ORDCaS: ADD «c FOR F 0 2 TAGC Also, afternoon and evening Conn. Children's Hospital, board anil c a r e ...... 88.. 55 Vanderbrook A Son, C. L., n\irsery stock ...... «. 8.40 Police Commissioners Robert give their services in erecting the Seoiits. to be held at Mrs. Gra­ augar and mix well. Sift dry in­ a built-in "Air'M agnet” that elim­ Plece Dinner Set FREE 6 p. m. vice during the present emergency| gredients all together several meeting of Hartford District at , conn. Power Co., supplies •2.21 Valvoline Oil Company, oil ...... 15.16 Davies, William Schmalz and W il­ new bam under the direction of ham's Tea Room on Thursday D e^ inates need for aortal or ground Here’s a wonderful opportunity Gottfried Bahler. E. Henry Soften, Mrs. Albion Hood and two chil­ lippilea to permanent state em- Emanuel Lutheran church. Conn. State Prison, signs 49.30 237.09 . liam A. Baer; Instructors, Thomas 12. times. Add sifted ingredients al­ W'ircs. This sells at R. S. Potter- — a chance to buy a seven-piece Vernon, Town of, aid rendered ...... : ...... dren, James Terry and Elizabeth nyes only, Attoraey General ternately with apricots, water and Tomorrow Conn.. State of. board and care 1.754.18 Waterman, Charles A., briiah ...... 5.83 Kernan, Dr. M. V. B. Metcalf. Dr. County 4-H club leader, and sev­ Mrs. Raymond B. Bennett and HEALTH REST ton's for $19.95 and deserves a dinette suite which includes one eral members of the 4-H Dairy Mae. of Go.shen. are making their Francis A. Pallottl niled today. nuts, to the egg. and sugar batter. Nov. 21—Thanksgiving Tea and Conn., State of, military and state taxes 22,533.76 Watkins Brothers, Inc., furnishings ...... 38.35 C. E. Peterson. Edward Buchanan; Mrs. John Cummi.sk wercyappoint- place on your Christmas list. large refectory type table toi scat club motored to the Aborn farm home with Mrs. Hood's parents. Ci^Ilng attention to Judge Pal- Place in a greased bread tin and Sale, Salvation Army Citadel. Coi-dy, Horace, use of car...... » .. 11.94 Weldon Drug Company. Inc., drugs ...... 3.40 Thomas F. Rady Jr., and Stephen ed dejegalos to the mqotihg of the 10 people— four sturdy box seat recently, where they stripped off Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Never.s. lottTaWplnlon In September with MATTRESS bake In a moderate oven 375 de­ This Week Curry Fingerprint Powder, police siipplies 10.63 Werbner’s Brownbilt Shoe Store, shoes and rubbers . . . . 4.00 J. Von Euw, . representing the Advisory Board of the State Lea­ Guaranteed for 5 Tears! chairs covered with red leather 13.. 50 a targe quantity of tobacco for Mr. Thoma.s Hickey, Jr., s-.mbei-K of or not the Ic a ^ o f absence extend­ 21.00 Down and tl.OO Per Cbristmaa auggesUons; .some of the smart­ Nov. 27 -r- Annual "Turkey Dcwey-Richman Company, office supplies----- 32.26 policemen from the Stafford evening November 27th. FOOD MARKET set FREE—FOR A LIMITED 2 70 1 Williams, Frank V., grain ...... Wapplng Grange who visited En­ ed to employes ^ a temporary na­ Week. est debutantes and Goose and P ig” dance of Hose Dick Company, A. B., mimeograph supplies .. 267.40 Springs Barraek.s patrolled the A bus Ipad of members and TIME, at Benson's. 2.T0 I W illis A Son, Inc., G. E., lumber, cement, pipe, etc. .. field Grange last evening. They friends of the Coventry League of ture. S®BSetional Sale In Housewnree most popular cam­ Company No. 1, S. M. F. D., at Dictaphone Corporation, labor and material .. 54.47 streets while these events took Gilead 154.30 ' Windham. Town of. aid rendered ...... furnished two numbers for the Wjmen Voters will visit the Staf­ In the attorney ^enhrol’s ruling, 855 Main Street Rnbinow Building for Thanksgriving^ pus beauties. Cheney Hall. Dillon Sales A Service, truck parts and repairs...... 15.00 place. Here's, a grand pie for Thanks­ 68.31 : Windsor, Town of, aid rendered ...... • • program. ford Barraeks of the. State Police it was pointed out that a state KEMP'S in. at Montgomery Wards. This Is a year Nov. 28—High-Alumnl cage tilt Diocesan Bureau, board and c a r e ...... 10.00 Louis A. SklMsIci “ Where Thrifty Shoppers Shop” giving sent us by Christina Hen­ 51.11 Wiwgac, Frank rent ...... * ...... The Parent-Teachera’ Associa­ Department this evening, on Invi­ employe called Into mHltary dr Fine Bedding! Just think of It—an alu­ when bright young at State Armory. Dolge Company, C. B., disinfectanU ...... 6.40 Louis A. Sklblski, 39 of 4 Strong derson of Manchester: 10.00 Wogman, George, range oil ...... tion will hold Its monthly meeting tation of Sergeant Kenneth Stev­ minum roaster to hold a things will wear Coming Events i Dougan, Paul R., repairs ...... 224.08 avenue, died at the Hartford hospi­ Naval service Is entltledNto remain ★ Cranberry and .\pple Pie 15.00 Wood Company, L. T „ trucking, range oil. etc...... on Tuesday evening, November 26. ens who recently addressed a 12 lb. bird for 94c; a mittens morning, Dec. 2 Military Whist at St. pragat A Sons, Inc., H„ valves ...... 10 00 tal on Tuesday afternoon following G 1 1-2 cups cranberries 15.00 Woodward, Rev. William D , board and room ...... a short Illness. at the Hebron Center school at meeting of the League on "Fifth blue enamel roaster to afternoon and eve­ James'a hall, Cathollp Mothers' punne. J. M., r e n t ...... - ...... 9.00 Bolton 1 1-2 cups diced cooking apples Circles of Manchester. 77.15 Wright, Mrs. Rebecca, rent ...... He was born April 9, 1901 in this Column Activities". The trip will a T lb. fowl tor 48c; heavy ning, as well as for I East Hartford. Tow-n of, aid rendered ...... 60 00 eight o’clock. The guest speaker skating, skiing and 1-2 cup water ^ Dec. 4 — Caledonian Market, | pddy -vnlvo Company, water works supplies ---- 216.33 1 ZorKis, Mrs. Celia R,. board and care ...... city and was employed at the will be Stanley Lorenzen. principle Mrs. Clyde MarehaB be made in W. „L. Rose’s bus. Thursday Values east aluminum set of seven pieces 15.00 Phone 43.57 Mra. Arthur Duprey will enter- ! other active sports. 1 cup sugar. Center Church Fair. ' Edsoh Corporation, water department supplies .. 1.48 Zwick, Samuel, rent ...... : ...... Hockanum Mill aa a weaver. He of the East Hampton High school Only A t for 811.96: Pyrexware with chro- Prepare a pastry shell and bake 28.00 Chartler. JoMph, labor and material ...... • •. 8.95 tain the Young Mothers Club at containers—pleplatcs or American glove manufacturers Dec. 5—St. Mary’s Guild supper Engel, Hans, board and care ...... was a member of St. Joseph’s and his subject will be "Under­ in hot oven at 475 degrees F. for and Christmaa sale. 6.00 Fagan Transportation, express ...... , 1.00 church, St. Joseph's society and The committee in charge of the her home on Tuesday evening No- ■ A. R. Wilkie aaaseroles tor 88c each and 32- and designers have put as much England, Cecil, machine tender ...... standing the High School child." vember 19. A speaker is expected. five minutes to partly bake but not Dec. 6— Lecture by Dr. Allen 0.98 Bazzano, Joseph, meats and groceries ...... 27.60 the Gesang and Declamation club. Community Christmas Party to be 1 ARTHUR'S CUT-UP M ILK -rE D pleoe dinner set In two patterns thought and skillful workmanship England, W. Harry, cement ...... 34.50 There will also be special music Wsiker St. into the creation of mittens as to brown. Cook cranberries, apples Stockdale at South Methodist Ensworth A Son. Inc., L. L., tubing, chain, etc. . (.13 England, George, meats, groceries, and rent...... He leaves his mother, Mra. Mary and refreshments served by the held on Rriday evening, December CAN VOU GET TeL 8.165 for 83.98! ______74.00 they have into fall and winter's and water together until tender. church, auspices of Klwanls club. Farr’s Soda Shop, recreation supplies ...... Everybody's Market, meats and groceries ...... Sklblski, two sisters, Mrs. Menrlll social committee. 20th met at the home of Mrs. DECKLE EDGE Add sugar. Pour Into pastry shell. bee. 7—Concert by High school Firato, John A., meats and groceries ...... 6.00 Keeney Hutchinsoii on Monday FOWIr newest dress gloves. The "side- Fay Company, recreation supplies ...... Cedor and Mra. Louis Deptula and The G. Merle Poat. American Le­ Anti-Aircraft Unit VEAL LEGS W e clip this article tor you and Cover with strips of pastry In lat­ bands of state at Manchester High 15.0(1 First National Stores, Inc., meats and groceries . . . . . 127.50 a brother, Emanuel, all of. this evening. Nearly all members rep­ PRINTS nerbsps some of our readers who wall” construction, which' means Fal, Nellie, rent ...... ,...... 131.50 gion, will hold a public card party tice form. Return to hot oven at auditorium. Federal Laboratories, Inc., police equipment . . . . 182.24\Great A. A P. Tea Co., meats and groceries ...... city. resenting the v.-.rious organiza­ LET US DEVELOP AND eurized M ilk Select elephants tor a hobby can that a strip of leather about an 88.46 at the Hebron Town hall on Fri­ (id s Searchlight Inch wide runs between the front 475 degrees F. about 8 minutes. Dec. 11 — 40th annual meeting Fischer Co., Gustave, office supplies ...... 10.65 PHalc Company. J. W., groceries, supplies ...... 'The funeral will be held on Fri­ day evening at eight, o’clock. tions la the town were present. PRINT 1 7 «ib . aettle this question: ]88.‘2.3 The result of the canvass of the and back sections of the mitten, Make.s one 8-inch pic. of Chamber of Commerce. Fitzgerald. F„ trucking ...... 24 00 I Kittle's Market, meats and groceries ...... day morning at 8:16 a. m. at the Bridge setback and pinochle will be Of course you know that tne Dec. 13 — -Christmas sale-play- 15.00 Klein, Samuel, meats and groceries ...... 9.00 Burke Funeral Home and at 9 a. children In town under thirteen, YOUR NEXT ROLL! la news. So are drawstring effects Fleming, CJharlotte, .rent ...... 1 played and prizes given for each an Cream 5 5 * •• elephant la the emblem of the Re­ Radiant I>ovellne(is (or Thanks- tea, King’s Daughters, Whlton 4.00 m.. at St. Joseph’s church. Burial years of age revealed 130 children Hartford.. Nov. 20—'iP)—Five \ and buckles or snaps to make Fradin, Julius, rent ...... 37.50 ' L u ^ , J. L., meats and groceries ...... game. Refreshmenta W’lll be serv­ 29c and 39c publican party and la much used girin g' Library. . 1105 ! Lukas, Stephen, meats and groceriea ...... 13.50 will be In St. Bernard's cemetery. in that gfoiip. The program was high-powered searchlights were to | From Selected. Farms FRESH DRESSED for decorative purposes, as a mittens cling to the wrLst. Frank Brothers Paper Co., Inc., supplies ...... ed; chances also will be sold on two discussed and planned.. Each, or­ For sports, there are beautiful Thrill to the compli­ Frogge Company A. S.. .supplies ...... 59.08 ; oswaul, W., meats and groceries ...... 16.00 Rmvllng Match be delivered today to the 208th Arthur Drug Store oualnt bit of pottery, flower hold- ments of your The Villa Maria bowling team of live turkey.s. ganization is making a contribu­ Coast Artillery, anti-aircraft, con­ , tpodels of white sheared lamb with Fuller Brush Company, brushes, etc...... 5.62 I Peter’s ^ d and White Store, mcfils and groceries,...... 12.00 The s^hooln In town held one-ses­ ■ . ers, book ends, etc., but do you friends when you 15.00 Pola. Lmgi, meats and groceries ...... 15.00 Glastonbury will roll against the tion to the jiarty -but it will also verted last summet from a eavalry TURKEYS sheared lamb cuffs in bright green, Tlioiisamls Stalled Gagliardone, Pio, rent ...... sion on Tuesday so the teachers need the financial help of indi­ know that It Is supposed to bring appear with a be- 15.00 Benson, Herbert, tabulating voters ...... i ...... 3.00 Maple Grove team In a Northern squadron, at the state , armory brown or red. For general campus Gardiner. Thomas, rent ...... Mrs. Alice Fogll and Mrs. Frances viduals as well. Anyoqc wishing good luck to its posscsBora? But ’ omlng new coif- 376.71 Benson, J^eph, watchman . . . . ® ...... 6.00 Connecticut League bowling match here. right here a question arises, some or street wear, capeskin, pigskin Giblin, Mrs. Frank, board and care ...... this evening at the Maple Grove Daly could attend the monthly to contribute may do so by giv­ Each of the searchlights, which • CATTLE and doeskin are widely used. ^ V j ure. The Beauty Bv Power Failure Glcnney .Company, W. G., lumber, cement, etc. . 187.72 Bernard, E ^rett, traffic d u t y ---- 1...... 6.00 ■ay that the elephant’s trunk alleys off Franklin street. teachers’ meeting held In Col­ ing their donation to any mem­ arrived in the Hartford freight LOIN PORK END Bright colors, used alone and to ' Nook will fashion Grant, Walton W.. rents ...... 25.00 Best, James.Nmachlne tender ...... 6.00 • POULTRY must be upright, otherwise there's you one and advise 30.00 Department Called Out chester under the direction of the ber of the committee or to the yards yesterday, haa nearly a bil­ PRINCESS form “ sidewalls,” are popular. Grimason, R. H.. uniforms ...... 36.50 Bowers, Rayi™nd R., moderator ...... supervisor Martin Robinson. Trca-iurer, Mrs. Fritz Noren. lion candlciKjwer, the beam ' of luck at all. But the C:hlnc8e you about a new B'iston. Nov. 20.—(4’)—Strand­ 1-16 Burrell, RalphX machine tender ...... 6.00 The Rockville Fire Department • LIVESTOCK For afternoon, mittens of white Grinold Auto Parts. Inc., compre.s.sor part-s . ... was called out on Tuesday after­ Mia. Charle.s Fish accompkhied Enters Apprentirn t'uiirae which, if projected straight into VEAL CHOPS CHOPS ■ay an elephant Is lucky and ' it permanent, either machine or ma- ing thousands of commuters home­ . . 3.00 RESTAURANT baby lamb are charming. For din­ Griswold Street Garage, labor and m aterial----- 19.55 ; cervini, Paul, sWvlces ...... Mrs. Nickerson of Amiiton and Kingsley B. Carpenter, son of the sky, can be seen distance of matters not whether his trunk be chlncleas according to your hair ward-bound from theaters, night 3.50 I ciune, Paul, mashlne tender 6.00 noon for k fire In one o f the stor­ Cor. Mala aad Fearl Streets ner ahd formal parties, fragile Hannan Press, printing ...... 'Mrs. Alphonse Wright and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Carpenter, of 100 miles on a clear night. held up or down.—Believe It or and prices are m^est. Call 8011. clubs and sports events, every -88 I Coleman, Robert, Inachlne tender 6.00 age’ bins at the American Mill. An looking ones of finest white doe­ Hartforti Automotive Service A .4cc. Co., parts .. alarm was sounded from Box 19, k Frank White, of Jones street, at­ South Bolton, entered the Appren­ The rcgmlent under the com- not. street car and subway train serv­ I4-f0 Copeland, John, machine tender . ., 6.00 SPECIAL skin with gold kid pipings, are Hartford Grinding Co., labor and material ----- new box just recently in stalle^n tended a tea ^ven by the Woman’s tice Course at the United Aircraft m.md of Col. Francis J. Shearer FEED A Priceleas Posaewalon—-Your ing an-area of some 1,000,000 pop­ 59.43 Cotter, William, demonstrator ... 6.00 on Tuesday. This is a four year N o One Ever Haa Enough of chic. Hartford Hospital, board and'care ...... the mill yarj. Mill worker^/liad Auxiliary of-the Windham Com­ of Wethersfield, expeeta to be In­ 1 7 * " ’ Photograph ulation stood Idle tor more than Herald Printing Co., advertising ...... 89.^9 Crockett, Charies, sW iceS . . . : : . .. ■ 10 .50 course which will include all ducted into the Federal service in ThoM little "Extra” Decorative Friends and rela­ ah hour last night and early today 1.01 6.00 quenched the Are before the fire­ munity Memorial hospital at the LUNCHEON A tlosp Out SAIJC— and S.VVTA Hercules Motor Corp., valve springs ...... Crooks, Joseph, machlnp tender ... men arrived and the damage was branches of the aircraft. He waa ■lamiary for a year of training al' LARSEN'S BOILED — POT Pieces tives appreciate because of power (allure. 377.30 Dancosse, Arthur, inachlne tender 6.00 First Congregational church In n ,.M ’S Beneflto Hill Co., Inc., F. H„ cemetery equipm ent...... -slight. required to take an | Q and a Me­ Falmouth. Maas. FEED SERVICE and Watkins decorators have getting your pho­ The breakdown In aervice, start­ 305.00 5.00 Wljlimantlc, Monday afternoon. chanical Aptituiie Teat In compe­ HAM. lb...... CHEESE, lb...... But a word to the wise Holden-Nelson Co., Inc., bon d s...... Davis, Olga, demonstrator ■ Funeral SB Depot Square Phone 3408 / C chdsen outstanding selections for to as an Xmas ing at 11:40 p. m..(e.8.t.) and con­ 78.07 8.00 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph rt.\Riussell tition with about one hundred ap­ 40e - go and Investigate Holl, Edward J., rents . . . ---- ...... Davis, William, checker ---- . Tlfe funeral of 5 ^ . Anton Hay- Tliere are now 1336 Women Opra Until 8:00 Evenings. you In charming figureens (we no- rememb ranee tinuing until 1 a. m„ "blacked out" 50.00 6.00 of Manchester, Mr. and Mrs. How-- plicants. He graduated from Man­ pllol-T in the United States as com­ SWISS ' X . W y - ttup special NOW In Hublard, J., labor and m a teria l...... ;...... Dougan, Jack, machine tender ... tak, \59 of South/Wllllngton was Dinners ...... 63e Thurs. and Sat. Until 9:00 JELLIED. O’l,. Uced a few Chinese ladles that ★ The new fluores­ terminals- above and below ground 17.76 Ellison, Andrew, services 4350 ard Tryon, of Buckingham, and chester High School last June. pared to 755 a year ago. Husband, John, use of car ...... TONGUE, lb. .. CHEESE, ib. .. were lovely priced at 85c each). Marlow’s basement — \ln addition to halting movement held^on Tuesday at ths. Burke Mr. and Mrs. Charles Canter arid jLtC cent lights at Hussey, John P., stove ...... 15.00 Ford, Walter T „ traffic duty ... 5.00 Scout Leaders Meet There are old fashioned carol sing­ they ar.c closing out all The Fallot StudU> M the cars. 6.00 Funeral Honuron Park street. Rev. daughters of Marlborough, were The Pinnacle Group of Lone Jarvis Company. Alex, sand and gravel ...... 2.334.96 Fraher, Patrick, machine tender Horace B/^loat, pastor Of the HEAD M Q MILD ers designed with various musical their velocipedes at cost and be­ give natural and 'Some of them were stalled In 7.56 8.00 recent callers at the home of Mr. Sebut leaders of the nearby vicini­ low in a variety of styles BUT the Jenney, John L., insurance ...... French, Oliri,'machine tender ...... ; South W llllngton’‘church offlclat- Instruments and adorable animals charming results. darkened subw-ay tunnels, some on 15.D0 Griffin. James, machine tender ...... 8.00 and Mrs. Elton Buell. ' ty met at the Center School In Bol­ CHEESE, Ib___ l7C CHEESE. Ib. . . A 1C supply Is limited that Is why . we Jbnsen, John, rent ...... i>8i .^The bearers were William .—a brown doc and a fleecy White Call 5808 now elevated tracks and at least one 42.60 Griffin, Patrick, makini^voters ...... 5.00 Mrs. Louise Trlfvander has re- ton on Tuesday evening, .Novem­ lamb to mention a few that cer­ urge you to hurry so you won’t be Johnson Estate, Aaron, rents ...... '...... Partzek, Arnold Haskell, Wil­ and avoid Xmas disappointment. on a bridge. 162.33 Gryk, W«*'*y> machine, tender ...... 6.00 tunied to Philadelphia' Pa., after ber 19. T)ie local scout leader, Misa ALL-SWEET CREAM . OC.- tainly would make enviable disappointed In getting Junior one \ . 4^ *H..„Johnson --- Brothers,- electrical labor and material liam Pardue, Frank Navrotel, 15.98 Gull, Gus, traffic duty : ...... 6.00 spending, the summer at the home Lydia Yotujg,. was • hostess of the Clirlstmas gifts. for Christmas. Michael Farra aqd Jerrv Novotnv. evening. OLEO. lb...... 1 / C CHEESE. lh. .. XDC Lovely New Mounting* Voor Buslnera Scheme ! X ! ! ! i i ! - ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! .‘ 120.86 Hadden, Joseph, machine tender ...... 6.00 of her son-in-law snd daughter Mr. John.son Paint Company, paint suppli Biirisl was in the Wlllington Hill ■ Apple Pie Contest met our eyes today-ln The Dewey- 10.00 Heritage, Ray, patrol duty ...... 7.50 and Mra. Karl Links. Tailored Cushions Thanksgiving coming soon Jones, F. H., recreation supplies •...... cpihetery. An "Apple Pic Contest” Is to be W f^t Becomes Of The Change with Rlchman Co. These mountings Seattle— (.P) —Two boys sold 15.00 Hutchinson, James B., traffic duty, eVlf...... 48.00 Mrs. J. Kellogg White and Mrs. When covering cu.shlons. .meas­ you may like to try this variation Joyal, Lena, rent ...... ; ...... filothers Club Meeting onj of the features of the enter­ BLUE RIBBON SEEDI.ES.H OCEAN SPRAY were the last word in smartness- parking space in an alley back of 15!oO Jacobson, Charles E.. labor voting' machine^,...... 162.75 Charles Fish were callers, in d o l- ure your material carefully before •leilied Cranberry Salad Joyce E.state, Thomas,, r e n t ...... A meeting of the Mothers’ CHub tainment at'the regular meeting and would modernize vour dia-1 their, house to six motorists see­ 12.00 Janqs, George, machine tender ...... 6.00 chester, Tuesday morning. CRANBERRY SAUCE' cutting so that the cover fit? snug­ 1 package orange flavored gela­ ing a University of Washington Kasevich. Mrs. Felix, rent ...... ^of the Union Congregational of the Bolton Orange No. 47 on RAISINS mond at small cost. They were 15.00 Johnson, Ennia, services ...... 10.50^ ■lurch wli, be held this evening at MlaS Florence Jones spent Mon­ ly, but does not crush the pillow. tin priced at 818.50 with two small football game.. Police Impounded Kellum, Mrs Anna, rent ...... Friday. The evening’s entertain­ Keystone Envelope Co., envelopes ...... 8.25 Johnson, George, machine tender ...... 6. jht o’clock at the parish rooms day in Columbia the guest of Mrs. In Your Pocket Or Purse? I f the fabric is striped, the pre­ 11-3 cups boiling water diamonds set In and $11.50 for the cars.. The boys' father paid 85 William Johnson. ment Is In charge of the Home Kilpatrick, James, labor and material ...... 47 35 Keating, Arthur, demonstrator...... - ,«.( the church. Miss 8. Helen Ek;onomics< Committee. dominant stripe should be exactly 1 . tablespoon lemon juice plain mountings. fines tor all six motorists. The 1.65 2 in the middle; If figured, the motif 1-2 cup cranberry sauce boys are going without spending Kingsbury. J. E.. milk ...... Laahinaki, Arthur, checjter, etc...... 'Roberts, • Home Demonstration Any granger, jmnn of woman la 20.25 Lathrop, Charles, making v o te rs ...... 5. Awarded Yale l!lcholarthlp cb ■hould be correctly centered. Be 1-3 cup diced celery KIssman, Mrs. Mary, board and care ...... Agent of the Tolland County Farm •llgible to enter an' apple pie tn Y , and not only the change but billa, too! Here Is an unusual turkey stviff- money for a while, 37.00 Leidholdt, Frank, machine ten d er------6 ‘ choosy about finishing, too. Tbcre^ ■ 1-4 cup raisins (optional) Klelnman. Louis, rents ...... Bureau, will discuss ths subject, the contest. Plea must reach the 1.25. Lovett, Jerry, patrol duty ...... 7.50 New Haven. Nov. 20.“ {/P)— R n ’A L ■re so many attractive- bindings,^ 1-8 teaspoon salt. 4 Laklng, Charles, labor and material ...... • •»• • • • "The Fabrics We Buy." hall before 8:45 p. m. to be judged. 15.00 Lutz, Henry, traffic duty ...... - 6.00 Yale University announced’ today WeO, counting you as an average person we go SILVER DUST fringes and finishes that may be Dissolve the gelatin In the wa­ Lavitt, Joseph, et al, rent ...... ' At. the conclusion of the pro­ Judges from neighboring granges 12.50 Maher, Harold, checker, etc...... a ...... 45.00 gram refreshments will be sol-ved the award o f one of Its top-rank­ on record to say there's a hole in your pocket or DOG FOOD j^rebased Inexpensively by the- ter. Cool until ayrupy. Fold In the Lewis. Burton E „ damage by dogs ...... have been secured and will use k Boys of Seventeen Years 87.40 Merz, John, checker ...... '•...... 8.00 by the following. Mrs. Walter ing scholarships, the Norman regulation score card in judging. yard, that even the Inexperienced rest of the Ingredients and pour Lock Joint Pipe Co., pipe ...... 5.00 purse. What's (hat?.— (here can’t be? Never­ 'O A ■ - ^ ^ 68.00 Moore, William, machine tender ...... Plummer, Mrs. Aaron Kloter, Mra. Stewart Hall memorial scholar­ A prize will be awarded the best can turn out quite professional Into individual (or one large Lundberg, George A. F.. M. D., vital statistics ...... 8.00 theless day by day pennies, dimes, quarters, and Lydall A Foulda Paper Co., rent ...... 7.40 Moriariy, Joseph, checker...... Rose CTecbowskl and Mrs. Louis ship, to Theodore 8. Turner, of pie baker. The Home Economics looking cushions. mold) mfilds and chill. Unmold 17.05 6.00 the class of 1942, son of Mr. and larger amounts slip away . . . spent for trifles. on ' lettuce and top with salad Can Now Enlist in Navy Lynch, Edward C., milk ...... '...... • ■ • ...... Mosley, ^ r tie , traffic d u ty ...... Schlaf. committee haa ‘ arranged a fine 33.00 Munsie, James, machine ten d er...... 6.00 During the evening there wjll be Mrs. Carl R. Turner of Stratford. program for the evening and it la At the time you never miss it. Yet as,time goes Burton’s Youth Centre Is the dressing. MacGlaahan. Edward G.. reporting Town M e e tin g ...... 6 00 s - i S * 10.00 Murdock, George, machine ten d er...... piano selections 'by Mr*. Arllne hoped that a large number will on and you give the matter more serious thought JUNKET QUICK Place! New Haven, Nov. 20—With the'^- RecrulU enlisting tor a period of Machine, Edward E., r e n t ...... ’ ” ’ ...... 1.00 McCabe, William, machine tender and demonstrator 11.00 One-fourth of the American attend. In answer tb a request for a Manchester Dry CTeanera, cleaning services ...... Skinner and Master Ronald Burke. you realize what a sizeable sum such spending may Slanchester greets with enthusi­ nf the Navv onened to , minority will serve between three 1.50 McKenzie. Daniel, machine tender ...... 6.00 population la afflicted with my­ Bolton Briefs DELMAIZNIBLETS light fruit cake—we hope you’ll portals of the Navy openea to depending on fhelr Manchester Laundry, laundry service ...... Tiirkay lUngo FUDGE M IX asm, as you'll find everything tori 3,019.39 McLagan, Peter, traffic du ty ...... 6.00 Tankeroosan Tribe, I. O. R. M, opia, pr near-sightedness. Friends of Mrs. R. Kneeland have become. 10c can the "young miss'’ from infant sizes like this Dromedary recipe: youths of seventeen years of age ; Manchester Electric Division, electric service ...... 6.00 Manchester Lumber A Fuel Co., lumber, cement, etc...... \ .. 52.52 O'Brien, 'niomaa, making voters ...... • will hold a turkey bingo this eve­ to teeners. In our visit today we Christinas Cake yesterday. Navy Recruiting Sta­ rel'eased from the service on the 531.27 Nelson. Otto, checker, ...... 25 00 1 pkg. pitted Manchester Memorial Hospital, board and care ...... ning in Red Men’s Hall. Francis The timB to put an end to this is NOW — and NIBLET EARS Vked the fine line of snowauita, all tions In New-Haven, Bridgeport, day before they attain their 21st 218.92 O’Connor,' Charles, machine ten d er...... 8 00 Kuhniy Is chairman In charge of dates Manchester Plumbing A Supply Co., hardware and supplies 6.00 Urool, In warm colors with hoods, Hartford, New London, Norwich, birthday, ready to reenter civil life 30.00 Peterson, 8. E., machine ten d er...... ths arrangsments. the way to do it ia to BUDGET YOUR INCOME 2 cans 25c J I**- Ud lined and fur trimmed from 1-4 lb. candled Manchester Trust Co., Agent, rents ------...... 6. C0 Norwich, South Norwalk and better trained and more physically 217.86 Quish, Joseph, machine ten d er...... • CoUega Club No Auto Deaths Reported and start SAVING a portion each week. ,95 to 810.98. Sweet school drese- , cherries Manchester, Town of. W ater Dept., water service ...... 6.00 Waterbury, are being flooded with lit to take their places as valuable 7.08 Rqblnson, Meredith, machine tender ...... i • • ' The College Club o f Rockville aa and the all important "party 1 pkg. ralalna Manchester. Water Co., water service ...... 12.00 e appUcanU under eighteen years of membera.of their community. .60.00 Robinson, William, machine ten d er...... will hold lU first meeting of the SUNKIST ORANGES « CELERY HEARTS 1 small pkg. cit­ Mankin, Mra. Ina L „ board and care ...... 600 flFocks" were splendid values at Lieutenant W. F. Hinckley, the 6.90 Robinson, William, machine ten d er...... W season this evening at the boms of In Sherman Since 1924 Get the Habit of Depositing Consistently ron age. Recruiters all over the aUte Marcln, Vincent, labor and material ...... 6.00 $1-98. up and their Stork Bar officer In charge of the Navy Re- 4.48 Ruddell, James, inachlne te n d e r...... Miss Delta P a rtri^ e. 2 Bunebefi 19e Which features gifts for Christmas 1 Bipall package report that the frequency of appll- Marlow’s, supplies ...... 6.10 In This Mutual ^vingB Bank! 1 7 c Doz^ rants has doubled In the last fe w ! crulting Service In Connecticut, 231.52 RusJell, Ralph, machine te n d e r...... All members are urged to at­ ■Old an-year-round will cause ap- orange peel Marsden A Wasserman, water department supplies ...... ■6.00 Hartford, Nov. 20 — I f you’re.: 10,204 seem* to be the safest since announced that nine men were ac­ 3.53 ^annell, John, machine te n d e r...... • ■ tend, as plans will be made at this ygadable comment. 1 small package dayA McOlU, Thomas, Jr., paint supplies ...... 0(l0 looking for a safe place to live, the i up to November 19 it had complet- 9___ - Florida Grapefruit Turnips and Carrots for, _ a — riod of cepted tor enliatment In the Navy 19.95 Sheridan, John, machine ten d er...... ’ ’ 1---- time for the coming season. There lemon peel Enlistments Messier Nash Co., Inc., labor and m a teria l...... • Smythe, Georg*, machine tender and demonstrator,. 21.00 Motor Vehlcloa Department recom- j cd 1,060 days without a fatality, minority for youtha between the today. They are: Charles E. Leath- 6.52 will be a social hour following the 6 f o r 2 5 c 3 Lbs. 10c * W b rselps was aent to us also 2 1-2 cups flour Metcalfe Oloss Co., g la s a ...... Sonnlkaen, Otto, ch ecker...... 800 mends Sherman, the pnly to'wn in i In this above-;0,000 population ages of IT and 18 were discontinu­ erbec, 245 L,edyard street. New MlUs-Farr Company, highway supplies ...... 24 79 business mesting. • • d la good. Although it may al- 1-2 teaspoon salt Splllane, James, making v o te rs ...... 3.00 Culverts Installed Connecticut which hasn’t had an | group, Shelton cornea next with ed about two years ago, it was London, Theodore J. Stelluto, 50 Mohr, EMgar, machine te n d e r...... • 6.00 4 (>0 The Savings Bank fuady ha ens e t your favorites— 1 teaspoon soda Stratton, William, checker ...... Twin culverts are now being in­ automobile fatality • alnce the de- 356 deathless days aa of November learned. As a result many an am­ Meadow street, Norwalk, Eugene Montgomery Ward Company, furnishings ...... 33.68 8-10 kara It lat 1 teasiKion cinnamon Tierney, John, checker...... stalled at the foot o f MUe Hill, at partment began keeping records In {19. . CHOCOLATE ECLAIBS E. Labonte, 15 Daniel street. Ihit- Moriarty Brothers, rental and oU ...... 35.40 C.UO Cheese Cake ■hilait Wlggls 1-2 teaspoon nutmeg bitious youngster Just out of high Wlganowski, Carl F.. machine ten der...... ths brook which flows Into Walk- 1924. I Among Connecticut’s four larg- school had to wait until ha reached nam, Alex L,. Tarnowics, 33 Neagle Moore, D. C. Y , M. D., medical services...... 2.00 e.oo 1 small can ahrUnp ” 1-2 teaspoon cloves 23 87 Wilcox, A. J., machine tender ...... e:’s Reservoir, A temporary bridge Sherman is on the western edge , eat cities. Bridgeport’s record wsa his eighteenth birthday before be street. Union City, Joseph War- Mountain Brook Farm, m ilk ...... • • 6.00 of the state, on the north end of j the best on November 19, showing of Manchester 1 caa uaaa 1-2 cup butter or other shorten­ 8.36 Wilson, John, machine ten d er...... ,...... haa been erected acroea the brook CUU 4 madMn *laa yntatoes ing could enlist, and then fo r six years. ecka. Hig^anum, Ernest A. Care. Moimtain View Dairy Farm, m ilk ...... Wilson, William, machine ten d er...... 6.U0 L ^ c Candlewood. It covers 14,848 j 14 days without a fatality. On that Pattagansett Road, Niantlc, Otto Muench. H. E:, park supplies...... 3.63 while the wbrk U undA: way. The 1 1-G 9IV9 sw am a*uce. 8 eggs The ban on minority cniisea having Wrlsley, Clarence, machine tender...... e.oo work Is being done by Frederick acres and has a population of 4TQ. I date Waterbury'a deatbleas day F. WelUer, Jr., Scotland Avenue. Nash, Roy 8., labor. W est and Northwest Cem eteries...... 210.20 44.80 A cop ABfl A Saif Of white 1-2 cup strong coffee been lifted, young America can 25.30 Manchester Dl'vislon Hartford Gas Co., gas sen’lce Romeo, local contractor, awarded I f you prefer to live In an urban : record was '20 days; New Haven’s, now reallM an opportunity not Madison, Charles W, Root, Maple NaUonal Petroleum Co., gre a s e ...... ATMa i aauca And pour ever 1-2 cup light molasses. New England Blue Print Paper Co., supplies ...... 44.38 the bid by the state. srea. Derby with a population o f ' tour days; 'Hartford’s three daya. (thAt h a w bean cleaned Cut pitted dates In pieces, halve open to them during the past two avenue, Cheshire, Darrell V. Webb, New Haven, City of, aid rendered ...... 32.23 AAd jm t i i A cA«*crala diah), then th« cherries. Put all fruit and peela years. 81 Upson avenue. Wins ted. i ‘ ^ Old Number 39 Norton Puts Eight of His Texas Aggies on Red Wings Tie Hopes Score Reversi pjur Bungling Bandits To End Rugged Bruins at 4-4 Run Nov. 2R AU-America... Would Like to Play Any Other Won’t Set Precede Go to Superior Court Turkey DINNER Boston Still Seeka.Fifst f ...... Hockey Win; Rangers Buflhnell Says CornelI«| number a t dewaK tf i . < < n u 1J . . . . picture* Of the 6 0 c Kimbrough Exprem FrtsasU'hsd taksa tims to i Onld'Be Hold'Up juen ^ j„^,rjor of the Clark *tore were If your taste run* Top Amerks. Dartmouth Decision with Dartmouth taken. Pictures also jiiere taken of to Sea Food . . Has Rumblril fpr 1525 Young whan the lattor Sign Confessions and we always have a A Complete Dinner From Soup Result^ from Unique Mr. Clark’s Injured head where ne Yards in Two Sfeasons; By The AMwclated Preas that OorosU was bstaig . . . was struck with a chisel. Photo­ fresh variety to To Dessert. Also Othpr bxtra down. Plead Not Guilty on please you! The situaUon still Is about the Situation; His View. graphs of the exterior of the buUd- Tempting Menu Specials. Leadls Aggies at Texas. "In that caas," asM thto Ing and the room where Coughlin same in the National Hockey Lea­ "Frieaell probably wouM presentation Today. "No Beer — No Liquors — Just Good Food" New York, Nov. 20,— ,(«’) — lived, were also taken as were the gue today—the N w York Rangers checked off, wito Touim, College Station, Tex., Nov. 20— haven’ lost a game, and the Boa- Anxio^ that revision of this Cbr- plays Oomall slrsady had i fV)ur creatfallen hold-up tyro* hold-up men. Mr. tnark was In a highly nerv­ 1^—Old No. 80 has one more of­ ton Bru‘ s haven't won one. But nell-Dartmouth score should not three Uae plays, than a who failed miserably In w at­ from the looka of things, it may for too many ttmos out, ous sUte this morning and after ficial "run” to make. establlab a precedent which could tempted north end THE TEA ROOM begin to change eoon. Incomplsta forward pass—whMh^ rob^ry at the store pictures had .been taken he was 883 MAIN STRICETT OPP. ST. JAMES’S CHURCH On Thanksgiving Day (the old The Rangers beat their towns­ become "harmful to the sport, its taken home. He was suffering from fashioned/one, Nov. 28) the big Frieaell then would have reaJtss^b' d a rk yesterday morning men, the Americana, 3-2, last night players and it* officials," Com­ hsd come on fourth dowa.” " boimd over to Superior <^urt to­ bruises about the body fuepress—John Alec Kimbrough, 1:- their first regular season en­ Arthur Moran made an examina­ throttle man and All-America full­ missioner Asa Busbnell of the Oivea Brush Off day. just 24 hours after the act. counter and thus made their rec­ Thia coach oald hia own eaptala tion and will file a report with the back of the Texas Aggies—bat­ Eastern Intercollegiate Football jfudge Raymond R. Bowers found ord two victories and two ties in Association emphasized today the had been bruahed off several am w ffobable cause in town court this police. tles, the rails for the last time in four games. But, In winning, they Southwest Conference play. unique circumstances under which by offlclala when seeking a rutai' morning In the case* of the four Caught Car Number suffered a Severe Ir i in the In­ the “fifth down" mlxup at Han' interpretation, though the foothaS'/; after a r t c l U l of Information by The police also learned In their - Big Jawn leads his Aggies jury of Art Coulter, veteran de­ over occurred. rules specifically' give the eaptala & u t ” g Attorney William X investigation that John White, a again.at University of Texas at fenseman and team captain. Bushnell pointed out that only the right to ask for such Interpra* 'Shea. The accused, held on charges traveling grocery sale&fnan, took Austin In a game that means The Bruins wound up in a 4-4 when an official reverses his de­ tatton. He recalled, too, tha Hair* the number of the car when he saw w.d.Starmarket k t everything — second successive tie with the Detroit Red Wings, o f assault with Intent to rob, were cision on the last play of game Is ard-Penn game ten days ago, ta not represented by counsel. the men running towards It. “ Where You Buy The Best For Less!” ' Touthwest Conference title, poa- but they led until the third period It possible to accept such a re­ which Penn was offside on th* The Four Held The arrest of Joseph Coughlin as agreed to susi^nd until next week ,^lble Rose Bowl bid, second was more than half over and look­ versal and permit it to change the Harvard field goal which tied the Facing sentences up to 20 years^ one of the gang, was a surprise to the questloi^g of Robert C. La 4^ North Street Free Delivery 1 Phone S88* mStraight unbeaten season, twen­ ed entirely too good to keep on los­ score. score at 10-10. ing for long. Mch on conviction are George most people, but before his arrest State Avers Borde, an cfperator of conversa­ tieth consecutive triumph, and "In any sport such as football," Harvard, therefore, abould have a few who had seen him with Hur­ tion recording equipment, but La first victory over an old Texas The Rangers’ victory put them had Its choice of taking the three Spears whose last address was De- YOUNG — TENDER — PLUMP Into a third-place tie with the Chi­ his statement read in part, "where trSt, William Hurcombe who gave combe, suspected that he might be Borde voluntarily returned today. foe in Austin since 1922. the game unfolds in a consecutive points or getting a first down M Implicated. Errors Made Broad/ has been sought by the An Amazing Career. cago PlacV xwks, while Detroit the Penn 3-yard line. Th* Harvard hi* residence as Philadelphia moved one point ahead into sole series of inter-related and Inter­ Joseph Coughlin, of 202 N°rth com m l^e for questioning as to Near the showdown. Kim­ dependent plays, it is manifestly. acting captain, aaked a h e /t t e the acMvitles of La Borde, who tes- brough, the 222-pound Haskell possession of second place. The game why be declined the p ew ty , Mftln street, this town, and Walter During Pleas Brought into Court to Bruins moved from the cellar to Impossible to alter any one of Berk of 87 North street, Manches- tlfled/that some of his work was hurricane who rates as the most these plays without affecting and said no one had told him tbare don / for the New York lawyer. devastating individual In confer­ share sixth place with the Mon­ was one, and be didn’t, know ha Draft Board Testify in Vanco Suit treal Canadiens. \ perhaps altering every one of ter. (Continued from Page One) ^ Bortje was questioned about Values ence history, la stoking the boilers them which follow . . . thus the had a choice. The referee ia this In addition to the robbery Coulter w'aa checked Into the a .'purported telephone conversa- In Hartford. to record heat for this one. Dartmouth-Cornell game provided game alao waa FrieaelL charges, both Coughlin and Hur­ iXon with Broady from Washington 'The big man, a hulking giant boc • '3 in the first period by Pete combe face additional pens'ties In Lists Duties approved by the General Assembly Slobodlan, young American de^ the one case in a million In which in 1029, before Hayes evem 1938, which Maloney said might Hartford, Nov. 20—Tom Harmon of Michigan/ and made 37, but for four from each tlon from victory for one std^lhto White Plains, N. Y.—Tony Fer­ sertion by the former mayors touchdowns for 138 points, twice | The Boston College-Georgetown dSipBiadalptala anourabout a weeaweek ago whenwiicn the me i ficatioa of the registrants, and, 76th Congress, but the House de- leading the Southweet Conference i huge Don Scott of Ohio/SUtea side ere good.' Alex Mqtter and victory for the other, then t\ere rara, 146, Mount Vernon, N. T,, lawyer, /a m e s D. C. Murray of SIRLOIN AND TOP BOUND ' donnybrook gave the fane some- participants were together In that therefore, they should not advise stroved that hope yesterday when point makers. Bowl; Favor BC to are splendid backs, and that Nick Syd Howe were Detroit's aces. will be • no ralsinterpretatlon\of and Pete de Ruzsa, 146, Mamare- Now Y/irk, that Hayes was con­ it voted 191 to 148 against ending : thing to talk about for many dty. Baaing hla remarks on a long | as to the answers to be Inserted In victed /because he "did not have a Daughters -of Liberty No. 125, Elaaentially a line ripper, but j Repel Auburn. Draho* of Cornell playa plenty of Hotter scored on a long shot In standards for the conduct and neck. N. Y „ drew (8). serlaa of signed statements made the questionnaires. If appeals the current session and going moons—and, incidenUIly, I hope tackle, but there ia room for only the third period, then passed to fair t/ial.” Ladles International Orange As­ feared for his speed that shakes I I you haven’t forgotten that I called ministration of football competi' Jersey C3ty. N. J.—Ralph Kooky, by the accused men. Shea said that should be taken from the classifi­ home. sociation, will meet Tuesday, Dec­ I STEAKS pound 35c him loose around the ends—us Drahos on hia squad. I!.'VC, who rifled in a 50-footer for tlon, and the effects of the un­ 195, Jersey City, knocked out Emla TlU* state in its brief contended: a car bearing Maasachuaetts mark­ cations made the members of the As a result, when the Senate I I CUT FROM HEAVY STEER BEEF! By Harry GrayMn I tt.it one correctly. his second goal of the game to *he con.spirators who joined in ember 17 for an Installation cere­ witness his Incredible show in the I What would be the mo.st unex- Explaining that he prefers to paralleled Oomell-Dartmouth ac­ ^etrette, 192, Garfield, N; J„ (1); ers was stolen for use in the job, draft board would be In the posi­ NE.A Sentce Sports Editor tie the count. mony and supper In Orange hall. Sugar Bowl last New Year’s day I pected upset this week 7 Let me choose only those athlete.* he has tion will be as unqualifiedly bene­ Ince Fratello, 160, Hackensack, and that when the time was con­ tion of defending their decisions cess yesterday, it had a motion to A Blu* Whit* Diamond seen with or against his team. ficial to football as it Is to the financially, others politically, oth­ consider the Logan-Walter bill as Mrs. Margaret J. Smith of East LAMB I-EGS Porterhouse —Jarrin’ Jawn ha* got downfleld Steeped In football lore of gen- j see— ^last Saturday underdog Iowa N.\j., outpointed Tom Andersaa, sidered right yesterday morning, after advising the registrants ers socially and professionally, de­ to get under 25 passes for 205 Norton selects these Texas Ag­ cause of sportsman ship.” tha-Dcrding liusincss it will take up Middle Turnpike has been appoint­ FOR STEWING Steak, lb...... 4 5 c eratton-s are America’s traditional surprised the highly touted Notre 159\New York (8). CoughUn was left as a lookout out­ what to say. manded ahd received a full and ed chairman of the committee of yards—or 8.20 yards average. Dames. Now Ue logical thing gies; John Kimbrough, fullback; Bushnell said he had not recelv- N ^ Bedford, Mass. — Te8 side while the oUers entered the Another batch of questionnaires on reconvening Friday. Oppon­ ENGAGEMENT fair trial.” arrangements. Pound SUPER CUBE Greet on Defeiuie, football cla.salcs bringing another I would be for Illinois, which has Jim Thomason, blocking back; j ed any noticeable volume of com- Lowr^ 165, New Bedford, out­ store and sought to knock Clark V. ^re mailed today to the follow­ ents conceded there were enough Local Sport j plaints over officials being too of­ votes to force consideration. The Plans were also discussed at la st, STEAKS, lb. . . . X 7 C Only the 1939 and ’40 records groat seitwn to a close on most dropped six games in a row, to Bill Conatser. wing back; Marlon pointed Larry Kellum, 161, New unconscious by whacking him on ing: RING 10c are available for bis pass Inter­ knock off Iowa. Very well, that’* Pugh, tailback; Jim Sterling, left ficious. although that Is the chief York (10). the head with a chisel. 314_Walter Paul SchulU, 107 legislation has the announced pur­ night’s meeting for the annual college frohts, Nov. 23. Lawyer Ready Christmas party for members. ceptions, but in two sea.sons he the way I'll call It—Illinois to beat end; Ernie Pannell, left tackle, criticism this comer has heard as Routed by the belligerency of Spruce street. pose of facilitating appeals from Cornell, surfeited with success, an outgrowth of the CTOmell-Dart- decisions of quasi-judicial Federal Mrs. Martha Bell of 17 Rose­ SHAMROCK COFFEE...... 2 lbs. ‘J.5c has stolen 11 for 192 yards in re­ Iowa, 7 to 6! IIUnoiR 7, lows 8. and Ma'rshall Robnett and Charles Chatter ♦Hji storekeep^, the three fled, 315—Joseph Patrick Calhoun, 75 Greatly Reduced Ground to Order! (Money Refunded If You Don’t l-l'ie II I) bogged down no little against a Um-kumf—do you play bridge? Henke, guards. mouth Incident. The IndlM Dlschldla, a climbing To Tell Slory i agencies. mary Place, held the winning turns—dr an average of 17.46 surprising Dartmouth array, but ' f.'omeU 28, Penn 14. leaving Coughlin. Oak Grove street. yards. ■ Also, he has brought I picked up a hand last Wednes­ Kimbrough .All-Time FuUback; Manchester’s Francis Leary evl One prominent eastern coach plant, haa itoves that develt^ as An alarm was Immediately 316_william Stephen Olcavage, ticket. No. 00399, for the handsome In Price to Meet Carl Snavely’s efficient and well- Penn SUte 24, Pitt 7. j back five punts for 126 yards, or day night and it had 13 spades in Tale 17, Har\-ard 10. Thomason Best Blocking Back. | dently hasn’t recovered complete pointed out there never would pouches and root* that grow In­ sounded and word waa relayed by 113 North School street. (Continued From Page One) rrocheted bedspre.ad, made and MIXED TEA ...... 1'». 2.'.e drilled senior* should snap out of have been any confusion over the donated by Miss Anna Dlckaon of Your Budget... 25.2 yards per return. Six kick­ it. If this can happen, anything i .Stanford 14, Calif. 9. Norton has quite an argument ly as yet from the leg injury side the leaves/ radio to all state police cars. State 317— John Kutyla Cutler, 139 (Money B«‘fiindial If You Don’t l.lke It!) it against Pennsylvania,^ and end can happen, so I predict Yale will Public* Records Center street. | offs have s-alled to hint, for an Rice 21, Tex. Chris. 7. too. Going into the row with suffered as a freshman harrier at PoUceman Leavitt, on duty near Oakland street. do so. Maloney cald that the illu.striou* var."!lty career*, with a defeat Harvard,* Ohio State will Rice, hla blasting backs had Warehouse Point recognised the 318— Joseph James Norton, 62 Mrs. R.achel Munsie and her average runback of 29.84 yard*. smashing victory. Princeton 23, .Army 7. Fordham University last fall... . United States marshal's office In ______WE ARE OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY!______Sixty minute player for all his repulse Michigan and U. C. L. A. swept thq Maroon and White to out of competition for almost ‘ a car, chased It, and kept headquar­ Russell street. New York advised on Monday that committee served sandwiches, cake Yale made a remarkable (Rand will repel Washington. ' Duquesne 2(1, Vlllanova 7. 319— Frank Michael Haraburda, Warranteei driving and smashing play, he Marquette 16, Detroit 7. 18 consecutive victories. full year as a result, be returned ters posted as to his location with it had been unable to, ser\'C a sub­ H.-O. Oats ...... 2 retr. si/.e pkgs. U> ■against Princeton, but Harvard And don’t be surprised If North­ Norton rates the rough and the result that a police net waa 136 Oak street. According to a warrantee deed finds time to be ranked among the appears 10 points stronger. Ohio St. 14, Michigan IS. to action this season but has been poena on Broady hut had received 4 9 -5 0 beat defensive backs In the south­ western. beau Notre Dame. I ready Kimbrough as the all-time sprung on the bandit machine as it 320— John Edward McKeever, recorded at the office of the tovm $ SuRar...... 10-11). ha? 17c A further aerial' bombardment, Purdue 7, Indiana 0. slow In rounding into top form.', his telephoned a.ssurance he would west. He is poison with his six If the Irish lost one, they can fullback, and you can include Ted he got no better than 58th place For Comfort\ entered Springfield. The trio gave 295 North Main street. clerk property on St. Jojrn street QinusCatarrh-Head Colds Very Lean, Center Cut Pork Chops...... lb, 2-5c this time by an expert—Dave Al- lo ^ two. Egad, that's logic,. isn’t Minn. 28, WlHconsln 6. appeal* veaterday. feet, two Inches on pass defense; Coy. Bronko Nagurski and Ernie Monday afternoon in the IC4-A up without resistance. 321— John Joseph ZawlstowskI, has been conveyed by Alexander ■ 11571515 TO ClEAM THE lUSJU. C0II6CSR0II W * fflok* it posubl* for you lerdice—figures to tumble Army it? .(Ed Note: Yes, and lightning Alabama 14, Vanderbilt 0. Maloney .said he in.structed the Van Camp’s Milk ...... ^ backs the line and rates,' along Nevers. cross country meet, hla time being \ Prosecutor Shea said this morn­ Jr., 36 Union Court. mar-shal to keep trying to serve Jarvis to Silas and Kathleen New­ riocdlhcnaselpassaRewithSINASlP'rcC. to buy on qxquiiile,. blue-whils to another defeat at Princeton. strike*' twice in the same place Duke 3,5, No. Car. 8L 0. . Different, it bioeene end flushe* out the thick, I Swansdown Cake Flour...... Irc. pkft. 20c with famed Thomason of his own The old Birmingham Southern 29:12, as Les MacMltchell of NYU ing that the pleas of not guilty 322— Frank J. Gulnlpero, 11the subpoena. ell. Dartmouth, having found the loU of times.) Ga. Tech 18, Florida 7. at this time of yeatr made by the men after they had Eldrldge street. Permit > •lieky, mucous lelfretion that often blocke diamond ring, cohlaining- Fresh Ground Hamburff...... lb. 13e backfteld, as a stout blocker. As spark, haa a fine chance of spilling Mias. 20, Miss. St. 14. man considers Thomason the climaxed tour years of undefeated Fischbach offered to have drelnaife end Cmueee heedsche preeaw, a matter of fact, he has been greatest blocking back he has campaigning by winning In 26:03. signed confessiona waa evidently 323— Tennant R. Downs, Bolton,Broady come here this afternofiii A $2,200 permit for the erection motes cwy .breething...... _u ..it cooUi and eoothee - 0 brilliant center diamond, O xydol...... 2 iRe. pk?s. :i7c Brown. Tenn. 21, Kentucky 0. done by them to protect them­ of fi 32 bv 63-foot addition to the boUimUUri.BWoUennftsaUiAkU*. Money back blocking for Thomason In every Penn State and Lafayette should Boston Col. 20, Auburn 7. ever seen. Conn. but Chairman Stewart (D., Tcnn.) ,tn a Ifn firstnrsL bottleDoiiiw doesn’t fc convince you. ..Aekyouy enhanced by six smaller, flash­ Fninco-Ameriean Spajfhetti...... for 25c Conatser, he points oUt. goes selves In the event they later de 321—James John Lewis, 905 iManchc.ster Motor Sales company druggiit for SIN ASIPTEC today iure, game this season on decoy plays. maintain their unbeaten strings Dartmouth 10, Brown 7. Newcomers on Hartford wre*- ■s.Tid that would be \mnccc.'<.sary Campbell’s Tomato Soup...... ^ f®7 22c Old No. 39 close* his All- H ockey through the line like a parcel In ! tling bills are setting quite a rec- clde to repudiate their statements Main street. since the committee had arranged building at 512 West Cehler street ing diamonds . . . at a new against Pittsburgh and Lehigh, re­ Columbia 14. Colgate 7. 325- Ko.sarlo Sam Saplcnr.a, 2 has been Issued to Andrew Ansa'.dl AR'm i.'R DRUG STORES America case for the second a tube. In an open field, partlc- ord for wild, exciting performances Leather here.'' other testimony. And All Good Drug Store* low price, unheard of for gen­ spectively, the Leopards with no Georgetown 20, O. Wash. 0. Rogers Place. who will do the work. straight year against Texas on trouble at ail. By The Press ManhatUn 21, H. Cross 6. ularly on punt return.*, he would and the card for this week Is Yesterday the committee had Nstloqsl liSwgne rather see CTonataer with the ball 326- Ernest J. Carini, 362 Ver­ uine diomonds of such superb Nov. 28. Columbia ha* ,the goods with Lafayette 84, Lehigh 7. crammed full of rough and tumble Continue Probe non strbet. Detroit 4, Boston 4 (tie). Baylor 21, So. Meth. 14. than any other combatant he has grapplers. Frank Beel, the tattoo Jackets quaRly. which to edge Colgate. George­ New York Rangers 3, Ne*y York 3 2 7 - Edward E. Segar, 110 Main town will bounce back with con- Gonzaga 20, Wash. St. 14. ever had. bedecked lad from Tennessee; Of Local Hold-up Americans 2. Pugh leads the Southwest Con­ .Sammy Menacher, a tough He­ Following the session of the street. A Small Deposit Will Hold .siderable to spare In its match U. C. U A. 18, W’aah. 10. • Suedes 3 2 8 - Bruce V. Kotcham. 91 I THE MANCHESTER Indians Pace Amerteaa Dawgtw \ Col. St. 14, Br. Young 12. ference. the throwin’est league In brew; Leo Numa, the fighting Town Court this morning, local with George Washington. Man­ No games scheduled. Chestnut street. Any Gift Until Christmas. UUh St. 20, Wyoming 0. the land, in passing. He shows hercules from the west coast, all and State Police continued further hattan seems to be a couple of Tonight’s. Schedule the way’ to the circuit's regular • Capeskins Inveatigationa of the attempted 329- r FrancLs J. Bober, 437 North THEY’RE CLICKING------touchdown* better than Holy Iowa St. 10, Nebraska 7. the aggressive type, face stiff op­ Main street. PUBLIC MARKET Rink Scoring Nsttoasl lieague ball-carriers. He has a punting position tomorrow night at Foot )lold-up at the Clark store. O, Cross, and Duquosne holds the No game* scheduled. Temple 14, Oklahoma 10. • Pony Skins 330 Edwin H. Brown, 197 same advantage over Vtllanova. average of 43 yards.... kicked 10 Guard Hall, Hartford. Two o f the Shortly after the three men ar­ These All-Wool MACKINAWS Amerloea League Hardln-SIm. 20, S. F. 6. straight conversion.*. He is an rested in Springfield had been re­ Maple street. BMIENS^ M S H O P 3 Card* Worthy Bowler* Northwestern IS, Notre D. 7. four rugged Miller boys from Bris­ Hea\-y quality, fine, flawless aklnal •ir MAi*s eTPeet New Haven at Cleveland. outstanding player on 'defeh-se. turned to Manchester. Abraham 331 —Charles C. Helmold, 28 ' «|AM€MfSTEIt€Oa«4 n t r t ^ 1 1 Selected Specials For Thursday Thurrier and Hunt If They Defeat Bears tol. Conn., will also appear. Fred ■Zipper and button! Clivton street. ^ 1 I I I 1 __t_,i___ , __IK 'lOi Springfield at PltUburgh. Aggies Hard to Get Along With; Miller, who held his own with Clark, the rnan who was assaulted The Leaders in Amerk; There 1s no sense In voting Hershey at I^ladsIphlL by the bandits, was brought to the 332 -John Gado, 1.39 Maple For Boys Sirloin or Short Steak, on Mle...... lb. 39e against the from-rags-to-rlchea Look at That Defensive Record. Linneban, the acrgppy Bostonian, police station. At the time he ar­ street. hat tviU always Lean Beef cut up for stewjng ...... lb. 29c Two Tied for Third. Stanfords now—In the Gig Game Norton asserts that he has not last week, takes on Andy Brown, $9.5)5 to $ 1 5 .9 5 rived only one of the men, William 333 ■ Ralph A. Leander, 7 Lewis 5th Fresh Cut-up Fowl for a nice chicken sou p...... ___ the gorgeous spectacle that Is Tech can’t let down against Flori­ seen an opponents’ back this au­ a tough New Yorker, while Llnne- street. Double-breasted and hooded tumn that he would . put on an han In turn will try his rough stuff Hurcombe, waa there. As soon' as (not as illuatrated) . . with e remembered.. . , . J...... 7dc each, 2 for $1.50 / New Haven. Conn., Nov. 20.— the Cardinals' meeting with Cali­ da. D ivlor H onors Mr. Clark saw him he became so 334 -Ector L. Glovannlnl, 147 fornia. It’s Southern Methodist at Bay­ J \ All-American outfit. on Beel, who drop-kicked Maynard five pockets, including book Chickens for Frying or Roasting, a good value at, ea. 98c t/P) The Springfield Indians are The four Texq* A. A M. line­ Lightweight - Waterproof angry that he rushed at him, but Eidridge Street. leading the eastern division of The Golden Bears have come lor by a gnat’s eyelash, and Rice Into submission on the same-card. . was stopped by the police. 335— Everett D. Solomonson. 97 ANNIVERSARY pocket. Sizes 8 to 18. Ma­ men were Instrumental In bolding Menacher, -with two great per­ roon, green and brown plaids. the American Hockey League and. on like Stagehand In the stretch, ^ some distance In lU party with Cliisox Hurler REVERSIBLE JACKETS The officials, first questioned Pleasant street. A FRESH SHIPMENT OF SEA FOOD! Texas Christian, such formidable rivals as Teftla formances In the Hartford ring, C-Orge B. Spear Of Detroit, but 3 3 6 - John A, Johnston, 219 Cen­ naturally enough, the Indians’ however, and If Clark, Shaugh- A. A I., Tulsa,-U. C. L. A., Texas BULOVA Fillet of Haddock — Swordfish ^ Halibut — Mackerel sharp-shooting pair of forwards, nessy’s amazing young men get In Intersectional swlrmlahea. w ill... have another rough setto It waa not until they had .talked ter street. _ J _ ■ _ _ Christian,ifTstian, Baylor. Arkansas'Arkansas', and when he tangles with Bill Miller In with Hurcombe that the story be­ SALE \ Perch Fillets Tred Thurrier and Fred Hunt, over this one, they will indeed be Auburn will find Boaton College 1 Cd L v o n o , I t s M o s L j^ u tb e m .MethodLst to a net tush- 337 - Robert E. Krateschmer. 16 $6.95 worthy representatives of the the semi-final. Heading the pro­ gan to unfold and as a result Jos­ Russell .street. WATCH! Chowder Clams — Steaming Clams . 2 qts. 25c rank No. 1 and No. 2 among the too rough, and Temple travels a Ing gain of 152 yards in their first gram, Leo Numa faces the 'for­ leB<;;ue’8 scorers. golden slope In the Pasadena Rose long way to make the same dis­ eph CoughUn. 37, of North Main 338 —Anthony M. Pnstula. 64 Oyster/^ I,arge Frying Oystehi, Famous Athlete, to seven engagements this fall. midable Ste^e Casey, the Cnisher, street was arrested in hia room. Ends Saturday! Many Metropolitan stores ad­ Small Stewing Oysters They hold their lofty posts even Bowl, Jan. 1. covery at Oklahoma. North street. vertise this as a special or That’s a shade less than 22 yards in a battle that Is certata to keep HEAVY — PLAID He was brought tOv^the police sta­ 339—William J. Kittle, 18 Bisaell without figuring points they A splendid Washington squad Iowa SUU uaually stirs up plen­ Get Plaque Saturday. s till Time To Save On Finest sale price . . . but we'll be an afternoon. the fans on edge. This Is the sec­ tion shortly after 6 o'clock, FRESHLY MADE B A K ^ Y GOODS— SPECIAL FOR might have picked up in Satur- appears too well balanced for U. ty of headaches for Nebraska, but Last , year the Aggies held foe* •streeti Men's and Boys' W^ar! honest about it and telk you C. L. A. Waahlngton- SUte has lU ond meeting of Casey and Numa qfflxzed Until Midnight .340 Alfred C. Williams, 94 St. THURSDAY * fV’s Sprlngfleld-Provldence game the Corahuskera should prevail. Waco, Tex., Nov. 20.—UP)—Bay­ to 73.6 yards per game, rushing this season, a few weeks ago they Statements were taken from all it's oilr regular price . . and |e summary of which was not hands full at Gonsaga. John street. ; the town’s best buy at that! Angel Cakes, jumbo size ...... ,ea. 25 In the Rocky Mountain area, lor University pay*' tribute Satur­ and passing, ,ln a lO-ganie sched­ battled to, a 60-minute draw at Flannel Shirts four of the men and it was after 341_ John F. Stamler, 534 Kee 4 ii i f—vailable to league officials when With BUI deCtorrevont pitching. .dni;. 27c Red Hahnensteln running and Alf Colorado SUU geU a shaky vote day to its most famous athlete ule, which must be sort of a rec­ Boston and the re-match in Hert­ midnight before the work was ney street. Jelly Donuts ,.,• • • ...... - v They compiled the weekly statis­ over Brigham Young, and Utah ord. ford Thursday night will be a completed and ready to-present in 342— -Robert L. Freeman, 17 Regulaj: $19.95 Crullers, plain or sugared ...... ,doz. I9c tic*. Thurrier has 11 points and Bauman playing plenty of Ubkle. ,Ted Lyons, who as a gangling Uncle Sam Cotton Flannel Shirts GENUINE Northwestern Is due for a break, SUU hee h tremendous bulge on If you don’t like Homer Nor-- hummer. proper form to the prosecutor -this Avon street, RFD. Large CrUsty Poppyseed Rolls .doz. l9c Hunt 10. The latter has scored Wyoming. youngster With a fighting heart ton’s selections, he’d like you- to morning when they were presented two more goals than bis mate, but and has a grand opportunity of 343— Raymond A. Della Fera, 16 OVERCOATS BROWN BEACH CMkies, our own make 1 Ic doz., 2 doz. 25c But, by this Urns, all handa and plenty on the ball, jumped pick an All-America team, and Prefesslonal boxing ^vlU shift ■ In court. Cottage street Thurrier ha* three more assists dealing Notre Dame another re­ The story of the attempted rob­ verse. It’s Marquette at Detroit, have learned to ateer clear of foot­ from campus to big leagues to be­ send It to the plains to play hla from Hartford to. Britain this $1.00 to $1.95 344— Jervis J. Gennari, West JACKETS than H u n t' ball pools. starting Texas A. A M. team. winter with Foot Gusfd Armory, bery as pieced together by the po­ Stockbridge, Maas. Now $17.95 FRUITS AND FRESH VEGETABLES Tied for 'third place are bullet largely because the Titans will be come one of the greatest pitchers lice Implicated Hurcombe and lucky to get back from Spokane of all time. Then, he declared he’d show where the Hartford bout* were 345— Andrew L. Dome, 272 Regular $22.50. Sale Price ...... $19.95 W ithout Cellar Florida Juice Oranges...... 17c doz.. 2 doz. .’13c Bill Summerhill of the Cleveland All Colors - Air Patterns - All Sizes Coughlin as the men who stole the in time to keep the appointment. It waa 18 years ago that Lyons, you which bunch really Is All- housed, being used for militsr>’ Charter 0ak street. Fine Tweeda - Herringbones Grapefruit, thin skin ...... 3 for l3o Barons, who waa ’way down In a Leeal 8lwot*fs B ^ America. purposes. Promoter Lou Vlscusl automobile from a parking lot In 346_Henry R. Valllant, 88 HH and Mixtures. tie for seventh a week ago, and Ohio SUte could save a dis­ who had just finished hurling Bay­ Hartford late on October 25. They $5,45 Baldwin Apples, extra fancy ...... 5 !hs. 2.5f astrous season by repelling Michi­ lor to Its only Southwest Oonfer- has bracketed Bobby Ivy, the Hard street. Uoyd RoubcU of U>e Pittsburgh Knighto of Pythlaa popular Hartford featherweight, ALL WOOL FLANNEL SHIRTS ...... S3.95 drove to Philadelphia and it was 347_Marcua S. Morlarty, 58 TOPCOATS Young Carrots or Beets ...... 3 hunches for lOr Hornets. Each hav; nine points. gan, but Tom Harmon, Forest DUworth-CorasU Past’s rifle enee championship, signed a con­ In that city that the> met Spear. Regular $17.95. On Sale At $14.95 Evashevskl and other brilliant team dedleated lU new range at tract with the Chicago White Sox. (Murphy’s Alleys) with Vic Corchado, chunky, husky­ Summer street. with Collar Fancy Table Pears . - ...... 5 for 15c Three rivals are bunched below haired Puerto Rican who has given Spear returned to ManchesWr with 348— Edward C. Custer, 218 Wolverines are not the kind to One of, the few college players them and had been around Man­ IlEVERSIBLE COATS them at eight polnU apiece and the American Legion Home on _ Team No. 1 (2) Bobby'Plenty of trouble in clashes North Elm street. there are no less than eight play­ bow out with a defeat, who ever went direct to the majors chester for at least three days be $14.95 V alues...... $12.95' $5.95 THURSDAY’S OUTSTANDING SPECIAf-S! Illinois is another team that Liconard street Ust night by drop- and made good, Lyons will be H. Un'ffisy.,.108 85 102— 295 before, for an eight-rounder which Sweaters fore the attempted robbery. 349— Robert Earl Holmes, 460 $12.95 V'^alues ...... $10.95 ers each boasting seven points. ulng a close match to Enflaid In I. Carlson ...100 108 111— 310 will top the first New Britain show Main street. Butter, Falrmodt Creamery ...... Ih. 38c Bill Allufa of the Philadelphia could make up for a lot of lost given a gold plaque between halves Button Zipper Slip-on Was "Flager Man” time, but Bill Green, BUI Gal­ tba jCharUr Oak Lsagu*. Fba final of the Baylor-So)]the'm Methodist C. B olin ...... 93 115 101— 309 which la to be stag^ In the Stan­ \ large selection with favorita eoloral He had been a professional boxer Mince Meat, Royal Scarlet ...... 2-Ih. jar 3.3c Ramblers Is the champ in. an en­ T. Chamber* 109 126 112— 347 ley Arena In’ the Hard'ware City tirely different statistical depart­ lagher and some more lowans sud- score wss 940 to 92g as R. . Corri­ football game. and also hsd served s term in Hospital Notes Regular $1.98 Mince Meat, Brownie Brand...... 2-lh.'jar 25c dently found the range at Notre gan starred for th* winners and He won four letters In baseball Friday night. Th* bout will mark Michigan for being implicated In Slip-on - Coat - Zippier Pumpkin, Fancy Golden. Royal Scarlet, largest cans. . . . ment-penalty carrying. He has Dame. and three In boaketball. He was Total ...... 410 434 426—1270 Ivy's first appearance on the spent 21 minutes la penalty boxes P. Nawcoinb for th* losers. $ 2 ‘95 up an attempt at kidnaping. Coughlin Mlselaelppl Banks The summary: selected on the all-conference team Team No. 8 (2) leather-firing front since hla thrill­ ...... • - ...... -OL so far this season. J. Wennerg*n 115 95 107— 317 ers with Champion Patoy Scalzo, ^ras what the police call a "finger Admitted yesterday: Ruth Me Raisins, Seedless or .Seeded. Royal Scarlet .. .3 pkgs. 25c On ToncMown Twins In each sport. And yet, recalls man,” one whd picks out the place SWEATERS M The leading scorers: Potts Anderson, a classmate of A. Carlson :. 89 102 85— 278 the former titlebolder Joey Archi­ Kenney, 40 Mt. Nebo Place O. A. Pts. Purdue should keep the Old P S K O il Tot. BROWN’S BEACH JACKETS the person to be robbed. George Beeny, 147 Hollister Tiny Peas, Royal Scarlet. Fancy ...... No. 2 cun 19c Oaken Bucket In another low-scor­ R. Corrigan ....5 0 49 46 47— 192 1922-23, l,yons’ heart waa with R. Swanson ..117 115 96— 328 bald and Johnny Buff, whom he OoughUn wss to have driven the Shortening, 100% Pure Vegetable. Royal Scarlet...... Thurrier, Springfield 4 ing affair with Indiana. football. "• R. Apderson .127 105 123— 355 belted out In three rounds In hla street; Edward Andrulot, Wes|; $1.65 6 E. Landry ...... 50 49 47 43— 189 ear ysaterday In the getaway, but Wllllhgton...... 1-lb. can 11c; 3-lb. c:\n 37c Hunt, Springfield There wdll be stem and Improv­ E. Avery ...... 40 49 48 40—186 moat recant fight at New Haven. With collar $S.95 Without collar $4.9S Reg. $2.95. On Sale At $2.45 Summerhill, Cleveland 6 “Ted always wanted to play Total ...... 448 ' 417 411—1276 was not near enough when Mr. Discharged yesterday: Malachl Kraft’s Cream Cheese, With Chive, Orange, or-Pimento, ed ryslsUnce, but MlnnesoU will W..De F o r d ___ 48 40 45 48—188 football,” Anderson declared. "But rnmr)t ran out of hi*/tore after the Steele, Bolton; James Madden, 128 Roubell, PltUburgh 5 continue its unbridled . march at T. Step ...... 40 48 48 42—185 Lexington, Va.—Virginia Mili­ Reg. $3.95. On Sale At $3.35 4 the Baylor coaches did not want Team No. 3 (1) tary Institute will lose nearly 500 Vesta $ 3 .0 0 bandtta and they drove saray adth- Blasell street. your choice.. . . . '/j-Ib. pkg. 19c; Kraft’s New Item! Brydson, Springfield Wisconsin. ; Keating, Indianapolis 4 him to because jChey foresaw bis E. Berggren 104— 342 pounds of tackle through g i^ u a - out him. H* went to Hartford and Death: William Krause, 131 1-2 Shaker-Knit Sweaters Hl-Ho, a Sunshine Cracker ...... 1-lb. I)i»x i 7c Merle Hapes and Junie Hovious, ToUI ...... ______040 brilliant future in baaeball. They, F. Welman 96— 288 McDonald, Indianapolis 1 the Touchdowrn Twins, easily could Manchester tlon next spring, as well as some rttumed home at 4:45. Going to hu Charter Oak street. Burry’s Dickens Character Assorted Cookies. 10 varie­ didn’t want him to get hurt.” H. Olson .. 103— 207 valuable backs Tike Captain Byron n o m St one* h* didn’t leave it un­ Admitted today: Mrs. Irene Reg. $3.98. Sale Price $3.35 j Bruce, Hershey 5 be the difference between Mlesls- P S K OH T ot With the White Sox Lyons haa ties, 1-pound package. Extra Special!------.19c ' Kaminsky, Springfield 4 (D' , er) Walker and James (Son) til out hy ti>h police. Hassett, 829 Main street; George Reg. $4.95, Sale Price J$4.25 Blppi and a fine Mississippi SUte P. Newcomb ...5 0 40 48 45— 100 won 238 games. Total ...... 334 290 303— 92T Rinso, giant size package, and a large Cannon.TowcL . Jennings,. Indianapolis S outfit. Shelby. The tackles who will play m tbs amnlaatlon of the cloth­ Edwards, 71 Birch street. H. M adden...... 48 50 47 44—180 Last season he turned in 12 'vlc- Team No. 4 (8) thair last game for the Cadets Birth: Today, a son to Mr. and All Wool Both for ,)$c W. Kilrea. Hershey 3 Tennessee shouldn’t experUnce C. B rook s...... 48 46 47 44—185 tori'ea against eight defeats. G ie n n e y 's ing aran hgr Bpsar, It arsa found C, Wennerg’n 119 118 146— 381 against Virginia Tech Thanksgiv- Mrs. Fred Luce, 19' Welcome Sleeveless Sweaters Jeweler and Watchmaker Smith, Philadelphia 3 too much difficulty with Kentucky, M. Dons* ...... 5 0 SO 44 40— 184 Lyons probably warn the moat that a bntloai from hla ja ^ e t was C. Anderson ,106 86 03— 288 lig Day are Harold 'Tipton, 370- "Where The Good Men’s W 4«r Conea T u m f Place. 977 Main St„ Manchester DrouUIard, Pittsburgh 2 and Duke, none xt all with North E. O srlson ...... 47 47 48 43— 180 popular athlete Baylor ever had. Johnson...... 99 89 96— 284 miaalBg and thia waa later Tound In Reg. $1.00. OnS8leAt75c DIAL 5137 — FREE DELIVERY! Jerwa, Cleveland 2 pounder who has been the main­ Discharged today; Patricia Orr. Carolina SUte. Alabama . Ukei For sure, he was its greatest over stay of the line’s right aide, and 789 MAIN a n iB B T . th* dark atora. (Next tp McI.*Ilan’8) Duguid, FJttsburgh 1 21 Maple street; Joseph Butler, 80 Vanderbilt in stride, but Georgia ToUl ...... 938 ,a period of years. Total ...... 334 291 885— 940 223-pound Andrew NeJ^n. this BiassU atrcsU I 1 ..A: r'l'l 1 ..■ pwvi’W’i’F ’WtdCiCTviJy.’.-. dTP .^-.Tsa, .’ /’ ■ ■.'.SI,’ ' ' ’. ’’ TCE'nl-r*..r-’i ,.7f«r.: : .,1 ; fy, '■ ’ ’t’.’;,’.;’ I ’ ’F. ’ .’ .' • „ ' T ’^ I ' YCHESTHB EVENING HHltALD,m N(M ESTfe1l. CONH.. WEDHESDAT. NOVEMBER 20.1940

MANCHESTER EVENIN8 HERALD. MANCHESTER WNW.. WEHNEBPAT, NOVEMBER 10. ItW KBD KYUKR Oat In th« Open BY KkKu ir>g RAM, , PSlANi TKIU IH-. AKRR. .AK 'T AlNTt VOrtO ftTlLV. LETS HAVE IT NOW! When you heiu of some men PlNNC'D UMDCa suffering from eyestrain, don’t rr PLEASES ME Hie HORJSC. 1 would ratiier have one pleas­ Jump at the conclusion that they It pleases me to know that I can ant word In kindness said to me, arc great readers or students. It do the work 3 1 ^ Than flattery when my heart Is more likely came from gazing at <3od gives me now to do with no m wM tcw still and life ,has ceased to be. the paaoing ahow along Main desire to shirk. I would ikther have a loving street. It pleases me to know (hat I can smile from 'friends I know are freely give true. LetAl Notlcos y A teacher received the follow­ A part of what I have to help an- Houses fo r Sale 72 Than tears shed ’round my cas­ Household Goods ftl ing letter from the mother of one Help Wantiid— Male M l.iaCOR PrRRMIT nother live. L o «l and Koond 1 Aulotnobiles For Salt _ 4 FOR SALE—SINGLE HOUSE of More Listening Posts ket when this world I ’ve bid adieu. of her pupils: 5 ROOMS SLIGHTLY NOTICB o r APPI.UJATIOM So bring me all your flowers to­ It pleases me to know however WANTED—YOUNG MAN to work four rooms and garage. Built in Dear Miss: Don’t give Junior 1938 PACKARD 6 sedan; 1939 Ply­ USED F U R N IT U R E -*220 This Is to giva notics that I Wal- day, pink, yellow, white or red; rough the road * LA D Y ’S BLU15 bill fold, 1938. Price *4800. Allan M. Bar­ tpr B. 8moIuk of hi Blaaail strsat. any more home work. The sum in tilling station. Write Box U, Or 4 Rooms For *189 I’d rather have one blossom That Christ is always near to ^ iw e e n Myrtlo and New atroeta. mouth coupe; 1938 care of The Herald, stating age, rett, 93 St. John atreet. Tel. 7973. Manchester, Conn..’ have Olsd an ap­ Are Established Here about bow long) it would take a 1939 Pontiac .sedan; 1937 , Ford Or 3 Rooms For *165 plication dated Nov, 11, 1140 with now than a truckload when I ’m help me bear the load. R , w ^ . ^11 0450 or return to experience and give referencea, man to walk a hundred times sedan. Cole Motors at 'The Cen­ Voung couples in particular should the Liquor Control Commission for dead. — Orenville Klelser, a Tavern Permit for ths sale of These lletening eUUona are all around Market Square caused his Herald Office. ______■ not overlook this tremendous DHworth-Cornell .post, American^ ter. 6463. Open evenings^______I.«t8 Foi Sale 7!l alcoholic liquor on ths pramises of father to lose a whole day’s work. _ SMALL ALLIGATOR value.- "Believe it or not.” the fur­ di Blssell atreet, Manchester. Conn. Legion, In co-operstion with the supplied with telephone connec- Now you know: Sambo—When yo’all gwlne to LOST -►« Salesmen Wanted 3ft-A Then when he’d walked it, you pay dat note? OU'I OUR WAY BY J. k. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE ITH MAJOR HOOPLI leather pocketbwli. contalnlnR niture looks like new. having been FOR SALE —TW O BUILDING lota The business la owrned by Walter B. First Corps Area In Boeton, has tlona and by arrangement with the Man— W hy Is It that you wom­ V> Business Services Offered 1-1 WANTED-SALESMAN with real Smuluk of f>9 Dlsseir street, Uan- already established three "lleten- en always Insist on having the last marked the sum wrong. Raatus— Ah ain’t got no money n ro';T;.Tinder p.eaae call thoroughly reconditioned by our on St. John street. *800 each and <;he«ler. Conn., amt will be conduct­ telephone company a signal code tng poets" and has completed the word T ^ -i------now, but Ah gwtoe to pay Jest as 1 W HO SE. eU SIM ESS IS 'FED UP" IS (bOOD! IT MAVB& YOU CAN tELU ME, AMOS HOOPLE, ORDER YOUR STORM doors, ability. Local man preferred. Ap­ Anlshing dept. Whether you want one lot on Bond street *850. Allan ed by Walter B. Smoluk of 61 Bls- will be assigned to each lletening rx iTHATfBGAO, 6436. ply in person at Manchester acll alreel, Manchester, Conn., as personnel of these aerial defeniw W ife— W e don’t. The only rea­ She knew her needs at all soon os Ah kin. A U > W A V , i f I W AhlN IA TD ME UKE '«U EXPECT storm sash and weather strips 3. 4 or 5 rooms, an opportunity M. Barrett, 93 St. John atreet. post phone which will enable the WHERE YOUR NEW-FOUNO PRlENO, MB.RU- \T'S NOT i Motor .Sales Inc, 512 West Center permittee. units. Commander Elmer Weden son we get it la that we always events; Sambo-~Dat don’t get roe noth­ 1 CA M P O O T TO N IiaH Tr I TD OET FED UP IWABU3 now. All kinds of woodworking. like this does not come very often. Telephone 7973. ___ WALTER B. S.MOLUK operator at the listening poet to A Negro women In Virginia iGlT FED U P W ITH WAy FDR JUSTONENKSHT HE SEEMS TO HANE VANISHED LIKE A WHY,!-*-*~-^ We cannot promise how long this stated today.. The three post* have a dozen arguments left in’. If yo-sll don’t pay me here Porch enclosures our specialty. street. Dated Uth of Nov., ISM. obtain a Instantaneous clearance had a railroad accident and her I TH IM GS ABOOKIO 4«RE, C3F QOUI3Hlkf rPilMTHAT MAGIC CARPET,ALONG iWlTH HiS SUITCASE/ FOR SALE— B inLD IN G lot. on II-I I-3ii-t0. which the poet and auxiliary will drhen the stupid men are all run an’ now. Ah gwlne to burn up RELIABLF, PALM reader, advice Intpiire 63 Pine or telephone 7249 bargain will last, but if you sec it through the main switchboards In friends advised her to sue the I AKjr O U VS W H O A R E SHACk. OF TOURS.' HOW advertised in this paper you can Autumn street, 75x150. Apply 29 superviae under the national de­ out. your old note; den where all you “"YOU'RE SUCH A GREAT CHARACTER . .on all affairs of life, known from Birds— Pets 41 the event of an emergency. company for damages. gwlne to be at. Ah asks you dat? A L L U S N O SIKt’ IM -i ABOUT INVrnW’ THE '^ A E ^ A R / ; SEPTIC TANKS, 200, 300. 400. 600 feel assured we will have it when Cottage street. ______fense plan are Glastonbury, at the T D O T H E R FAMILY AND MAklkr IT r e a d e r , ! KisJOW YOULL BE SURPRISED.^ ' coast to coast. 5"2 Ann stieet, Test Period WHEN LIFE BEOIN8... Negro Woman, (in exaspera­ Rastua— You better not! You f Lookout Tower; Marlborough, on P E O P L E ’ S A WEEK- , cal. capacl.tv. Electric and gas EF.MALE IX)G SPAYED. *2.50. you call. _ I tion)— Lawzee me, I don’t want ALU 1 HOPE IS THAT YOU O)0NT LEND r woA/j) Hartford, » a. m.—9:30 p. m. Tel. a hilltop near Marlborough Lake A test period will be conducted W s hear much about when life better not!! You Jest bum dat BUSINESS E N D , / welding. Smith Welding Com­ female cat^ spayed *3.50, male TAKE 18 MONTHS TO PAY 78 no more damages. What I wants HIM ANY MONEY— IT'S BAD ENOUGH 6-1370.______■ Easy weekly or monthly payments Leical Noticee To Transplant and at a convenient elevation at from January 20 to 23, continuous­ ns, some say at 40, others at note of mine and A h’II burn you PARTY r pany, Buckland. Call 3825. cats altered *t.00. Dr. G. E. Bit- ly from 6 a. m. on the 20th unU la repairs! up wid a lawsuit. TO LOSE HlS •.;— arranged. No payments in case of I.Kll'RH PEBMIT Bolton Center. different ages. Life begins when .\SHES—PAPEHS removed week­ good. Jr., 10, Laselle Road, West I 6 p. m. on the 23rd at which tin we realize that we tsrill get out of """^"^ulomobiles For Sale 4 Hartford, or 62 Silver street. Mid­ sickness or unemployment. hOTIt’K o r .VPPLIC.ATIOS The Glastonbury listening post I ly. Chambers Trucking. Telephone Free Auto Transportation Title la to give notice that I .\n- Unusual Tree will be in charge of Edward Qiilsh the New England listening posts life Just about what we are will­ dletown. ' ,Irow Stavnllsky of 320 Oak street. will receive actual aerial defense ing to put Into it. HOLD EVERYTHING BY CLYDE LEWIS 1936 DODOF, SKDAN. ft & H new 6 ‘2 fi0 . No matter where you live we will .Manclieeter, Conn., have llleil an ap- of the locsl post and the chief ob­ paint, now tires. .t'O Jmvn. BPin- CAN ARIES—Large selection to send a "Courtesy Auto” to bring I.lloatlon dated 18th of November, server there will by Mrs. Alice tests. You inay hMd a Job or a posi­ ner’s, 80 Oakland St.. Tel. olHL choose from, guaranteed singers. you to the store and back home with the Liquor Control < ommnile- West Hartford Man Pur­ Carrone. Cllffdrd Cheney will be Observers will be allowed five tion. You will get out of that what Movlnn— iTUcklnff— elon for a Package Store Permit for Will hold bird for . Christmas. again. Phone or write for '" this the deputy observer. seconds time to spot any two or you are willing to put Into It. If t-O C K te 1937-DO DGE SEDAN, 1937 Ply­ 20 the ealc of alcoholic liquor on the chases While Birch you own a farm if you aren’t will­ Sturaae Parke. 177 Center. Phone 8083. absolutely free service. prcmleea of 485 1-3 Main street. In Marlborough more approaching planes, ascer­ ItO O M mouth sedan. 1938 Wlllys sedan, ALBERTS FURNITURE CO. .Manohester, Conn. The biialneee le Legionnaire Milton Hansen will tain whether they are thultl-en- ing to put aomethlng back Into JAM ES'A. WOODS moving and owned by Sueanna Stavnlteky of ^For Wealthy Client. 1933 pickup, 1933 Ford louring. Hartford Store—43 Allyn St. represent the Legion at the M arl­ ^n es craft, determine If they are the Boll, aee how long you will Cole Motor.s. Main street Ix)t, op^ trucking. Ashes removed weekly 330 Oak street. .Manchester, conn., )>e able to reap crops. Poultry and Supplies 4.1 and w ill he conducted by .Andrew borough listening post and J. C. of the one-wing or two-wlng type, Coal, coke and wood for sale. 381 FLORENCE D U AL oven .ranges Removal of a rare cut-leaved Life begins just when we are poslte Armory. Open everjings. Stavnitrky of 230 Oak atreet, Man- Vergason will be the chief observ­ and call the nearest switchboard Center street. Tel. 6566 or 5030. 1 f o r SALF^NATIVE m i l k Fed are the best for cooking! Beat cheeler. Conn., as pernilUee white birch tree, located on prop­ willing to give to the world what 1936 PACKARD convertible ,-iedan. ANDRUAV STAVMTZKT er In tcharge and the Marlborough for clearance Into the Boston First COLLEGti turkeys, one electric 150 egg In­ for your pocketbook. Buy yours erty owned by Morlarty-Brothers Corps aerial defense headquarters. we expect to get out *of It. Then 1932 Plymouth convertible coupe. AUSTIN CHAMBERS—^ a l and cubator. Schaub’s Turkey Farm, Dated 18th of Nov.. 1910. Fire department will assist the at the best price and terms in H-n-rfi-to. During this test the local post we realize that the world does not Brunners. 80 Oakland .street, lying Distance Movers. Tel. 6260. 188 Hlllstpwn Road. Phone 4678. at the comer of Main atreet and post tn furnishing deputy observ­ town at Ben.son Furniture Co. 713 and auxiliary members will assist owe us a living uhless we are Manche.ster. 08 Hollister street. Middle Turnpike west, was start­ ers. The Bolton station will be In willing to work for It. Main street. In relays. Commander Weden stat­ ed today by Peter J. Casclo, West charge of Legionnaire William W e have p«mple who give their Articles For- Sale 45 FOR SALE—ONE BLUE Cogswell Hartford nurseryman, who bought Roscoe. ed today. whole life’s work to help others. MancliP^ler Kepairinff 21 chair, one W in e club chair, one Strong Greek the tree from the local service Then we have, others who expect FOR SALE— M EN’S rebuilt and Zenith Console radio 1940 model. ! station\proprletors and Is spend- Eveiiinf: llcralil relasted shoes. Better than new to be helped, as they think the REPAIRING AUTO TOPS, side one 7 1-2x9 Axminstcr rug and | Ing *256 to move It to the estate Soviet Russia ever could think of cheap shoes. See them. Sam i world O.WCS them a living. Classilied .\dvertisement!! curtains. luggage, hand made dog pad. All these have been used less i Attacks Cost ’’ of a wealthy client. lliiiigary Becomes attacking the totalitarian trium- collars, harness. Charles I.*klng,’ Yu’lyes, 701 Main. _____ Did you ever think that the Uuutit than one year. Inquire Mr. Hahn. ; 25 Feet High. | verate—a combine of 250,000,000 reaeon that you were not able to Initials, numbers an«...I 9 *'•']! dence Road, Wllllmantic. i In the lake, and large tlre.s oc- sion. signed at Moscow Aug. 24. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES That Seentfl To Be That BY EDGAR MARTIN 1 Dsy ...... I " ola|13 cte 8708. ” j curred at the seaplane bu.se. ever. and .Molriartys did not feel Count Galear.zo Clano and Sabtmio Alt orders for irregular insertions tliat the expeiWe of saving it wa.s Kurusii. Japane.se ambassador to 1939, and the original treaty stipu­ W ANTED - DF.PE.NDA BLE girl .'•>9 1 The high command said a Dorothy— I don’t intend .to be *r;ll bo charged at the one time rate. Rooms Wilhoul Koard justified in vieW of the fact that Germany. lated that the "political status married until after ! am 30. . OO 1 UtiOtR'bTAViO CO'a.WSCTXY Special rates for long term every or woman to take rare of 2 chd- Garden— Farm—Dairy ______1 bombing attack wa.s made on the VOO MS'bOLUTt.sX l ! W^U., TVXKT the property Way some day be which exists now” between each CK&t, W VOO’x.'w Say advertising given upon renuest. drrn, stay or go home nights. 156 FOR REN T—NICELY furnished | port of Alexandria, Briti.sh war- They and Hungarian Premier Anne— And I don’t Intend to be BEV\je>'e. ’\o lauDfet ? n ;- Ad> ordered befors the., third or Products 50 used for a service station. of the contracting parties and the 30 until after I am married. & 000 EN(30GV\ TO N-LOVJ 1-2 Oak. room In residential sectioii, prl-I ship bn.se; on docks on the island Count Pal Tclcky were Hitler’s U. S. S. R. Is in no way affected. HE. TO ------ftfth day will be charged only for Technically khown as pendula guests of honor at a luncheon In the actual number* of times the sd f o r s a l e - GREEN Mountain vate fnmilv. Five minute walk to | Ras-Et-Tin near Alexamlria: and I No Great Surprise appeared, charging at the rate earn­ poUitocs. field run, .'iO cents per K1 , lacininta, the cuLIeaved weeping Belvedere castle. WANTED WOMAN for t are of Center, tw’o blocks to bti.s. Lady rallroarl InstallntionR at ed but no allowance or refunds can bushel. Number One *1.'25 per 100 M exan-; birch is very mucTt In favor as an There wa.s no intimation from any That Hungary, Indebted to Ger­ - f ^ . hs mads on si's time sds stopped preferred. Box Y. Herald. Hanimnn southwest of S'lt)RIE8 IN STAMPS rldorlv latly. Call 6111. lbs. Seconds, 65,cents per 100 lbs., ornamental tree tor the lawn a-s sources how .soon any military op­ many for getting her northern after the fifth dav. ilria Transylvania back from Rumania, .So "till forbids", display lines not W A N T C D -G IR L FOR .soda foun­ at \he farm. Frank V. Williams, FOR RE.NT—FURNISHED room, . 1 'it is tall, slender kfid graceful and erations might follow these Nazi •1 (A Cairo tli.spatch reported 02 branches droop In long stream- diplomatic strides toward the became a treaty partner waa no tain and luncheonette. Experience Buckland. steam heated, continuous hot civilians killed nnd *9 woundo8 Axi.. hack. ’ the high command as- in parts of Africa and in Syri^a. If touehing her Interests at "Article Five of Ute Berlin tonia have Joined the list. Fate of Poroonsls ...... Ihe I,owes1! f o r s a l e gray ENAMF.I nortpfl. Axis pressure on the French apould It was the second time that three-powers trcaty’’^ th a t the the Lowlands countries In west­ A L l How Matters Stand Bengal Range eombination oil and ' provoke forcible resistance aigain, BY V. T. HAMLIN M jtoioobl^s for Sale Attacking British planes on Hungary had linked herself re­ existing status bettveen Russia ern Europe as yet undroided. It* gas with thermostat control. Tele­ these armies might prove a big AQtomobIlea for KxchanifS ft 1 9 1 0 l*ackanl 6 THANKSGIVING patrol. Italian planes shot down cently with a Rome-Berlln-Tokyo and the treaty signatories remain ia possible that othpr nations may BRING BACIC THE si MUST HAVE 50U CAN, OSCAR. Ante Accessories—Tires . ft phone 3323. stumbling block to Rome-Berlln unchanged. Auto Repalrlnjr^Palntln* six Glojiter fighters, the high com­ agreement. The first was when disappear. Changes in Africa and SHOULDW PEOPLE HIS VIOLENCE/AW, SKIP rr.. ^BEEN TEM ­ BY HELPING Sedan plans for the Jlediterranean area. she joined the snti-eomlntem ...... HAVE FOREVER /I'VE DONE A PORARILY IN­ US W fTHTH^ Auto Schools ...... t-A SPECIAL mand said. It also claimed to Asia are probable. Ha v e LOST SO)V\E * Autoo—Ship hy Ttuck . ft DeLuxe pqtilpix'd. F.ctmomlcnl have destroyed a dozen armored Speculate Ob MIsbIob : pact Feb. 24, 1939. Even In the western hemisphere, TERRIBLE SANE _.OH IF REPAIRS NEVER. ©5* 1 f Autos—For. Hire .\...... 9 Ainonth rnginr. .S|M)tleek rtmdl- 31-Piece Attempt to Cheek Amerlean Aid May Be Truth WHERE IM AN­ THING AND I O N LY 1 ANYTHING I w oNMUG, ■ 10 cars and several pieces of artil­ In some quarters here, tht be­ U. S. control of former British UNDO Oorafies— Se r c e—S to r s * e By joining up, Hungary became. DAMAGI CIENT TIMES.' DON'T BLAME COULD SOME­ W n W L T t A Motorcycles—Bicycles . . n tU»n. lery. without losing any Italian lief was exprejped that Weygand islands may cause philatelic re/- r e a s o n - t - « s It See . . . a party to what has been .regarded Hartford— (>P)—Sign seen on the “ For two-minulc eggs, sing onc.stanza tlie ‘Slar-Spun- H E Tl JD W FOR HOW MAKE Wonted Autos—Motorcycles COMING IN . . DINNER SET planes. \ might be strengthening the French rear of y rlbhon-bcdeeked automo­ visions. SWINGING d^ S e b o u s .' I Baslnes* snd Profp«slo«ol Ser^lres Reporting several actions In forces in that theater for Just such tn the United States as sn attempt gled Banner'—for four-minute eggs, two stanzas.” C3KJ lu4Cr» 'Business Services Offered \ -.. . 1* 1 9 4 0 ' Biiiek Super McKlNNEY to check American aid for Great bile carrying a couple away fri'm Household Services offered FREE! Afric*. the high command said an a purpose. But there also hat been a chinch here: "This Is real love, BUlWlnc—UorttmclmK ...... BROTHERS speculation that his mission.i,Is to BriUln. •1-n o o r Setlan •'enemy cniisei'i' bombarded the Since no European power save not^onscription.’’ Florists— Nureerlca ...... FOR RKAL ESTATE Salt works at Dante, in Italian prepars the defense of These Punersl D ir e c t o r s ...... Onl.s 8,000 Miles: 7.1’ie<*c Solid .Vl»|ile JtKINEKVILLE KULKS B Y K O IM AINK FOX Hentlpif— Plumblnr—Roofln* .. AND INSURANCE ^Somaliland, "causing light dam­ French colonies against the "Free France" forces of Gen. (Jharles de Insurance Phone 6060 Di hello Set age." MUUnery-^DrpBsmakmK .. J.. 1910 Poiiliac 6 505 Main St. Ijtrge refectory type (The att.ick at Dante was re­ Gaulle. Movlns*—Trucktnp—RlorajfS . Setlan (seat* 10 people). "I"sttirdy Howevei". should Petaln quit Daily Pattern Public PassenKCf SerNlce ...... box-.sent chnlrs, 1 48-lnrh ported two days ago by the Brit­ Palntlns—P«i*‘ rlnK ...... Only l.'l.OOO niUoN nn thift Vichy for North Africa, It waa be- buffet. 1 large chInn cabinet ish.1 Prefevional Serrlces .. nrw rar. Radio, heater h ■4eved here that the old marahal Tlepalrlmc ...... with glass door. A *119.50 ^ I d command the Imnfiedlate Pattern 8836 T a ilo rin g— r>yetnj?—Clesnin|t . - lM|lli|l|HMl ...... *795 N o tic e _ value; support of Weygand and the colo­ It-zo . k Msvict. lie. T.» «ta u. 0 « t. o>r. Toilet Goods and Service ...... ,72 Persowf Killed One special heiuty of this de­ W anted— Pu*lnpfl9 Service...... IMymoiilh ALL FOR ONLY nial forces ..under htili, and that f-tiliiradonNl 19.18 In Italian Raid evenU also might bring a recon­ sign (No. 88.36) is that Vou can S7 .•louth Manchester ^ 9 8 . 5 0 mqke It up In liousehold cottons Courses and ‘Classes ...... /• ciliation with General de Gaulle. FKEUKUES AND HIS KRILNDS Making An Impression BY MERRILL KLOSSER Private In«rpu<*tlonB ...... ^ Setlan Cairo. Egypt. Nov. 20.—(4^— for' home w/^ar, cutting the sleeves N While considering all of these Dancln« ...... lore’s a real buy for som r^nj Fire District See This and Others The government announced today off short, and In spun rayon or Musical— I »ramauv ...... •:s polislbllitlcs. government officials •N ii ftO crfccl-In every detail .. .(ML5 A t AttracMve Prices. 'that 52 persons were killed and 79 thin wool for runabotit, cutting the r e l l o il d a t h is is l a r d s p e a k in g W ant ed —1 r i mj c 11 o ns ...... were mpre Immediately concerned H , H , ' — T hERE^S STILL Rut we ojly “ Flnnncl'al , TERM.S wounded Mondajs* night In a raid sleeves long! And it's so easy to 1 WISH YOU’D LET M tf &6E YOU AND GIVE ME start A Annual Meeting with the prospect that Vichy, on — AND IN CLOSING, ROOM IF YOU I rr CHARGE A DOLLAR , . Bonds—6tocK8— .Mortgages ... I’lymonth’ ,\s Low As *1.00 Weekly. by five successive waves of Italian make that you're certain to repea A CHANCE ID EXPLAIN THINGS / 1 WANT 'tOU'IO WANT TO SAY / AGAIN.TmeN FOR THESE RECORDS.' 1 9 1 0 the other hand, might decide to BusiTtess «.>i»p“ riun!i'*iiii ' respond even more to Axis pres­ the ELSE / y HOW MUCH X Help and situation* St'flan < legal voters of the South Manches­ at Alexandria. B e lt ^ only; in the back, w AlWAYE BE Help Wanted—Female ' ...... ’ Ifc,) Driven only 11.000 miles. Bean- sure and promises. lengthening bodice panels that *1 _ ONLY GIRL FO? ME- s . J OWE you and ter Fire District that the Annual Cairo had three air raid warn­ PLEASE DONT ,^ Y3U SAY ,, Help Wanted— Male ...... tiful Florida gray finlkh. IISA Meeting of said District will be ings early today, but the raiders Home SiBoe Btawnsr.' cent height, thus making you loolc Bafesmen Wanted .••••• 5k-A* BRUSH ME OFF SO "FIVE DUCKS / Help Wanted —Male or bemale 37 hi*nt<*r. held in Hose House No. 3, 'Thurs were driven off* by anti-aircraft Are Murphy, who is returning to alimmer, and gathera beneath the ' c^.'v lig htly/ Agents Wanted ' i: \ day evening. November 21, 1940 before they could drop any bombs. Vichy, has. like Ambassador W il­ yoke poftiona, this dress is clever­ Sliuatlons 'Wanted—Fernale ... ;iK 41 ?.*» 1988 Clipyrolol i a t'8 O’clock for the foU6wing pur- liam C. Bullitt, been In the United ly detailed to give exactly the ef- . ;31'tuatlons Wanted— .M^le .... that women’! aizes require. EmployroeTit Agcnclc? 44). j poses States since the summer. Amsri- ttc% M t #8 JMovk— PonliTY — 2 Dtior St’daii can affairs In France, meanwhile, The v-neckllqe Iz finished with a I V rh irir. deeply notched colar, the ileevos 4\ have been handled by Freeman VtvrJ Doz«— ‘...... m lle V lt’H 'h U e*ne T’ins"de'^viId [j are ‘ trimmed with narrow ciiff- J.IVB Slock — \ elvK-lc» ...... 42 officers of the District. Matthews, who was first secretary PouUrv amt Supplies ...... •43 out. of the embassy In Paris where points. And you’ll find it one of r ' 44 2. To see if the District will the moet comfortable faahlons you ■ j Watil.<1 — re ts — PiJuUit’—Stork Fackanl’ authorize the Commissioners to Murphy was counselor. •’I’T |r«r S.lr— Ml.rrllnncoii. 1986 There was no Indication that ever put on! A rticle. For Sale ...... 4k have the Treasurer’s and Tax Ool- FREE 4*» TO ADVERTISE OUR ALLEN DUAL­ Bullitt or another ambassador Pattern No. 8836 is designed for Boat, and Accessories ...... Converlililp Sedan lector’s accounts audited by certl- j aizes 34, 36, 38. 40, 42, 44, 46 and BuMdine Materials ---- New top. Ro.val Master tires. fled public accountants and make , OVEN COMBINATION RANGE — would be sent to France In the Diamonds -Watches—.lewe^y immediate future. Bullitt sub­ 48. Bize 36 requires, with short Electrical Appliances-Radio. Kiidfli. beater. Green leather an appropriation therefor. ; THE RANGE ETERNAL . sleeves, 4 7-8 yards of 39-Inch ma­ Fuel and P’e'.d ...... iipboKtrr>. Priced SI06 below 3. To take action in regard t o , mitted hU resignation Nov. 7 but SUURUUY SMITH Food For the Heel! BY JOHN C T E R R I riarden —Farm-i^Datry Pcoducls !tll President Roosevelt at his press terial without nap; with long ft) the market: appropriations for the expenses. ! For a Limited Time We Are Giving Away a Maple alcevea, 4 1-3 yards; S-8 yard for Houaehold Goods ...... conference yesterday declined to Machinery shd Tools ...... b? repairs and maintenance of, the Breakfast Set, Ones 9x12 Felt Base Congoleum Rug contrasting collar and cuffs. HOPE I4ETAKE6 A ^WHATS OW/TLS LWV Mu.leal Instruments ---- ..... bS I 1986 Dodj'P Sedan Fire Department and other actlvl-1 say whether he had accepted It. b4 and One Sessions Efigtric Clock. For a Pattern of this attractive ...CAN’T HOLD 00lN(j?/CAN jcgCATUEEy LOOK Office and Store Equipment ... 6ft KmiT new tires. New paint. ties and 'property of the Fire Dis- : ShHU Expeeted. mcxlel send 15c In Coin, Your Special, . t the S to ^ s ...... Radio, heater. (iuarantee4!, THIS POSITION LONS.. >4X1.... A WHAT HE’S..../.'i WearlBS Apparel-riir...... ftv trict for the ensuing year. With most of the ambassadors Name, Address. Style, Number and , Wanted—To Huy _ ...... b8 I 4. To see if the District wUI S om eth in g New! 3-* |[ay Table I.amp with 5-Tube Radio to European countries now In the Size to 73ie Mancheater Eveninff AMP BESIDES, I'M n j s n — Mditoii np««»r4« Pliuiip 5 1 9 1 -., authorize its Treasurer to borrow, built-in (AC or DC). Just plug it in, that’s all. Only United SUtes, speculaUon wn- Herald, Today’s Pattern Service.' INS HJSGRNU HestasraRls Now . . or Drive Over, We tinued on possible Important Room. Without Board ...... in the name of the South Man- $22.95. What a wonderful g ift !______106 7th Ave., New York, N. Y. Basrdera Want.d ...... are open till 10 T*. M. every Thester Fire District, money for shifts. „ , If you want to find ouL quickly Copntry Board—Rewirta the expenses and uses of the Dis­ Marshall Field of New York, and authoritatively, Juat what’s ; HoUlP—Rnstauf*"'" ...... night. Special Prices On Hamilton-Beach Vacuum Cleaners! who haa been active In cohnw- Want.d—Koom.--Board .... • • trict during the comlfig year, and doing about watsUlnee, necklines Real Matate Ker Heat Remember; Any ear you pur- give the note or notes of the Dis­ tlon with evacuation of Britlsn and Skirt flares, send for the New Apartment.. Flat., Tenement. eliase from Brunner’s, after SO trict for the same. If It’s Something New — .Tones children to America, haa ^ n Fall and Winter Fashion Book! It Bu.lB... Lbcallone for R.nj^ . days you are not sntlslled, bring . 5. To elect officers for the Dis­ mentioned for the London post to pictures all the estobllohed styles Hou.es For Rent ...... succeed Joeeph P. Kennedy, hut for daytime and afternoon, in pat­ Suburban For Rent ••••t'"” ’ It iiack and we will give you an­ trict for the ensuing year, ATTENTION! If You Want W’arm Air Furnaces or Summer Home. For Rent ...•> other ear or your money refund­ 6. To take action on any other Power Burners . . . for Bargains See Jones! President Rooeevelt said In terns that you can quickly and Wanted to R^t t; ” sponse to Inquiries yesterday t ^ t easily make for youreelf at home. Real Batata bar sai. ed In full. matters proper to come before jtoartm.nt Bulldin* for Sal. .. (Signed) said meeting. the report waa news to him. He Pattern 16c, Pattern Book 15o, Bu»lneaa Property *or Sal. .. - CHET BRUNNER. Signed: made the same comment about w* One Pattern and Pattern Book or­ y a rin . and Land fo r 8 . 1 ...... , William J. Crockett. ports that Ray Atherton, minis dered together, 25c. H ou.es fo .. S al...... Emil L-tG. Hohenthal, Jr., JONES FURNITURE ter to Denmark and now acting (« IMO, kr reauia* F a) IV>tt to^ ...... n«»ort Property for 8al. I Robert J. Smith. Open Every Evening. chief of the European division of Suburban for SaU • • ■ • ' BRUNNER’S Dated at Manchester. Connectl 33 OAK ST. TEL. 8254 — RES. 7247 the State Department, might auc: Read Herald Adva# Real Bstal. for Eiehan*. •••■ Your Packard Dealer cut. this 15th day of November, reed Bullitt In France. W aDt.d-««^^*, eii" I M Oakland SL Phone SIBl '1940. , IIII ,R 141 NoUc I Cttmif toNlflit; FrMajr a w lly ci— «y M i •omewWt Mantar •( «Im A«dlt ■ w af OtewJaHeai Manche$ter-^A City of ViUage Cftorm PRICE THREE CENTS MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1940 (FOURTEEN PAGES) VOL. LX^ NO. 45 A«TOTtWaf M r u f 1»)

Coats V'. ^ Firemen Rescue Woman as Floor Collapses Dies Probers Publish King Lauds Aid Given Hale’s again^ offers.... a Great Report on Activities By America; Rumania 3 Day Sale of Furs Of Nazis in America Next Recruit of Axis Antonescu Arrives in Opens Parliament with Says Diplomats Inter- To Fight Till Grateful References to Thursday, Friday, Saturday Bomb Sight Success Seen Germany Accompanied cHtcd in Spreading By Foreign Minister; All Are Sure ‘Ever-Increasing Vol­ Work of Transocean For Britain On Racketeer Greeted at Austrian ume of Munitions of News Service; Report Ousting Move Border Town liy Nazi O f Freedom united Plan for Organiaa- Second Best Chief of Protocol ^____ States; Relations M tioii of German Indus­ And Other High Of­ „ Two Nations ‘Could try in America After Nation*$ Mott Efficient Garment Worker* Meet Kmg 6<.»r«e I Cordial.’ without doubt, this event wilt be one of the biggest ficials of Reich. plet anti Alliet Are ____ Present War Ends. Device Remaint Mill To (Consider Demands United in Retolve to London, Nov. 21.—<^P)—> Not Be- For Wage Hike, Pos­ Berlin, Nov. 21.—(/P>— fury Secret I Continue tcith War. i King George opened Fur Events Manchester has seen in many a year— Washington, Nov. 21.—(/P) sibility of Strike. Gen. Ioi> Antonescu, premier — The Dies Committee pub­ ing Vted on Planet, of Rumania, arrived in Ger­ _____ ! wartime Parliament today with grateful references to lished today its long-heralded many today, bringinjf his London, Nov. 21.—lA’)-FoUow- New Orleans, Nov. 21—(JTl- “ the ever-increasing vo)um« “ white paper,” reporting on Hyde Park. N. Y., Nov. 21.—lA^ . country to the fore as the ing la the text of a speech deliver­ -President Roosevelt asserted 1 •«'«« fo rm -fo r of munitions of war” from its investigation of German probable next recruit for the ed by King George VI today at the We strongly urge You to take advantage of through a secretary today that Uie measure that would drive racket­ the United States and with a activities in the United nation’s most efflclcnt bomb sight eers out of Its labor unions was expanding Axis alliance. Ac- opening of Parliament: j - __ j _ States. It set forth testimony remained a military secret and was forecast today by a key niaii in comnanieil. by his foreign My u^rds and Members of the I sober pledge that his empire not being released to Britain along /.f r^rnmnns LwlllWill fiizhtfigjjt “ uiitiluntil frecdfreedom om i« $249 and documentary evidence de­ the American Federation of Labor. mini i,er. Prince Costi'n Stur- House of Commons. the tremendous SAVINGS which are available with 48 bombing planes. My peoples and my Allies are- made secure.” British-Ameri- signed to show: -The bombers are equipped with But while the rest of the AFL za, and the German minister united in their reaolve to continue can relations, he said from 1, That German dtplomata the Sperry bomb sight, but Secre­ convention delegates observed to Rumania, Wilhelm Fahri- the fight against the aggressor na­ in this $25,000 Stock of Quality Fur •took a lively Interest In spreading tary William D. Hassett said that Thanksgiving day, representatives cius, the Rumanian premier tions until freedom Is made secure. the throne, “could not |bfi the work of the Transocean News the Norden sight used on top-grade of the International Ladies' Gar­ I was greeted at the Austrian } Then only can nations, released more cordial,” and he gave Service" (not affiliated with any American bombers was being with­ ment Workers, which has 100,000 thanks that Britain’s “ ideals American news service) which the held from the British. members In the New York area, I Ijorder town of Bruck by the (Orntlnued on Page Four) committee describfd as a "propa­ “The bombers being made avall- met to consider demands for a German chief of prot»Jcol, of ordered freedom. Justice Terror stricken. Mrs. LUIliIn Jones, 63. was rescued by firemen and security.’’ are so “ widelji; Reg. «1 9 8 ganda" agency capable of engag wage hike and the poealbillty of after the IJoor of her second story flat c'lllapsed into a tavern below Baron Alexander Von Doern- Mink Dyed Ing "In espionage activities." (CoHtlnued on Page Four) a atrlke. shared.” David Dubinaky, one of the au­ in Detroit, Mich. Two others were h.irt and nine escaped injury l>erg, and other high Reich Northern Sable 2. That the German government when a temporary wooden beam gave way. Mrs. Jones was half London Sirens In the ensuing seasiona of tha has undertaken a "far-sighted thors of the anti-racketeering I officials. House of Commons and the Houa« and Mink Blend policy" of economic penetration in measure and president of the gar- | burled by the debris As Antonescu reached Germany, of Lords. Prime Minister Winston Muskrat both North and Smith America.'" Dictators Hit ment workers, said; authorized German sources ob- Warn of Two (Churchill and Foreign Secretary Plan to Organise Industry ■'Our ILGW General Executive ; I served that if the United States Lord Halifax gave Britain other 3. That a document seised In Board, which meets every three ^ i were to go to war against any one, grains of hope: Churchill, for a New York contained a plan for lii Resolution months, waa called Into seasion to-1 ! of the Axis powers, not only Hun­ British victory before Suez; Hali­ Muskrat Coats day to work out a new contract , Greek Forees Reach gary. which joined the alliance Daytime Raids fax, for some compromise with Coats "the organisation of German In-1 for the one expiring Feb. 1. $ 7 7 -0 0 diistry In America after the wkr," i yesterday, but all other countries .Soviet Russia. May Seek Higher Wages j which may yet join automatically Complete even to names o f pro-, C I O Passes "We'll want to preserve our j Moscow Offered f.'ompfomlse poaed officers. Y'‘ill be at war with Amerira. Also Germans Defy Gale to Not only is there some naaoit A special group of Fashion Fur present .’l.Vhour week and may ask * Koritza’s Outskirts those countries would find them­ 4. 'That Mandred Zapp, named as for higher wages. Because of Make Stabs at Brit­ to Iwlteve Russia and Britain will /\ Transocean representative In the selves at war with England, it make a trade agreement, laird Coats that regularly .sell at 439 (Condemns Totalitarian­ these and other demands we will , was said. United .States, "took a deep Inter­ Halifax informed the peers, but ho / also consider the possibility of a Give* Right To MoVe Troops ain; Both .Yttacks Are \ The** nr* gelected pelts. Carefully and glOO and .gl2.5. These coats have reKularly sold at est In the manner Tn which the ism o f Nazism. Com­ strike." i Columns Also Marching Ita liailS T u k c disclosed that Britain has offered perfectly matched lustrous silky skins $149.00 and $159.00. Rich, dark, care­ United States handled Its dlploma- "1 don't see how the convention One authorized commentator . Of Short Duration. to Moscow "a compromi?ie settle­ munism and Fasi-isin Rapidly on Another added that adherence to the pact i in the season's acceptable models. Ele- fully selected pelt.s — yoke or plain • tic relations with Japan and. In can fail to act favorably on the ment arising out of Soviet an­ Rantly lined with a three year guaran­ fact, at Umes not only gave advice anti-racketeering resolution and Important Italian Base automatically means that the ^ nexations of territory’’— (presum­ Caracul backs. As Menace to I.«kor. British Flying Axis powers can move troopi London, Nov. 21—?A*)—l/mdon s \ tee lining. to representatives of the Japanese the Resolutions Committee. j sirens aounded two daylight alerts ably the Baltic states, credits of The Executive Council in its an­ III Albania Today through the adhering country. which have been frozen.by Bri­ \| y Brown Grey Black government but also Indicated to This source said, however, that hts own country, Nasi Germany, Atlantic City. N. J., Nov. 21.— nual report condemned gangster­ in quick succession today, shortly tain ). Sizes II to 20 (JP)—The (ingress of Industrial ism within unions J»ut acknowledg­ Aide Prisoner emphasis is to be laid, not on thp ' after raidera were reported over 'The ancient ceremony In tho certain steps that might be taken Bulletin! military aspects of the alliance, t( aid his country in the handling Organisations adopted today a res­ ed that the general body of the scattered towms in England. House of Lords, where king and AFL lacked constitutional aiithori- Bitolj, Yugoslavia, Nov. 21. but on tfie, moral .solidarity of Eu­ queen sal on twin thrones, con­ of diplomatic affairs." olution condemning "the dictator­ ropean nation.s which, he said, re- The raiders defied s gale over The 500-page rejiort. which ty to deal with the problem as it j ——Advance units of the Marshal Bovfl and Six the channel to make their daylight formed to the realities of war. Grey Northern Seal ships and totalitarianism of Nazi- arose In individual unions. .sent British Interference on the There were no peeresses in flash­ (.'hairman Dies (D. Tex.i. deecrib- The resolution, introduced by Greek army have begun en­ Other Men (laplurcil fontinent. 1 staKs at Britain, and even as they cd In advance as a "white psper," ism. Communism and Fascism as crossed a heavy cross-channel gvin ing jewels In the gallery, no scar­ Finest Quality Buckskin inimical to the welfare of labor Dubin.<crs of tho Kidskin Coats tion to vote the AFL constitutional mier .Mu.ssolinl, observers here low visibility. snd with letters, telegramji and government." after a hard day’s fighting 1 binding in Sicily. public present, and there was no Mouton Lamb The resolution, however, did not authority to smash racketeering presumed that the groundwork al­ The first two daylight raids on state drive to 'Westminster in tho other exhibits seised by committee with the Italian rearguard, ready has been prepared for Ru­ London were of short duration. ' sgents In ratds. mostly In New contain any reference to the pro­ within a union. golden coach of royalty. Premier Bonded posal of the Amalgamated Cloth­ Sees Favorable Action according to unofficial reports Rome. Nov. 21-^A’i—'rhe cap- i mania to follow Hungary's foot­ Villagers Help Firemen Afterward, lioth. Houses went Special York city. ing Workers to bar Communists, "In view of the Executive Coun­ from the Albanian frontier 1 ture of . the new vice commander steps In joining the 10-year mili­ A southeast England village quickly into the actual problems o f “As a result of these inveatlga- Nazis and Fascists from C?IO of­ cil report.” the Resolutions Com­ of the British Air Forces in the' tary, political and economic com­ turned out en masse to help fire­ the conflict. Fashion Coats tlons. it became apparent that the tonight. men control fires caused last night fices. mittee memljer said, "and in view Middle East. Air Marshal Owen pact with Germany, Italy and To Keep Institutions “ Vital’’ / Beaverette activities of the German govern­ 'Thomas Kennedy, as chairman Japan. by hundreds of incendiary bombs ment in this country were not de­ of the resolution I believe the con­ Athen.s. Nov. 21.—(/P)— Tudor Boyd, was announced to­ In a passage answering qu*d» of the Resolutions Committee, vention will take favorable action. Diplonvats Leave Vieiuia dropped by Nazi raiders. Sizes I t to 20 / voted solely toward propaganda day by the Italian high command. tlons on Britain’s war atina, moved fo* its adoption as "a plain, ■'I do not know at this time, Greek forces were reported to t Vienna, once proud capital of In the London area a high ex- cniurchlll proclaimed his foram - Choice selected pelts with dark mark­ and so-called military espionage simple rf!Bfflrmatlon of the policies have reached the outafcirts of Boyd, former commander of the I Nazi annexed Austria and scene ment's Intention to keep Parila- but also reflect Uie fact tbat the though, what form the resolution ings. Youthful, slim .styles with baciC of the CIO and John U. Lewis. will have when it is presented on Britis)) balloon barrage forces, of yesterday's addition of Hun­ (t'ontinued On Page Twelve) mentary institutions “ vital and ac­ German government over a period the besieged Italian base city fulness and new yoke treatment. Misses’ "It is not conceived in red-bait­ the convention floor." and six other men. including four gary to the now four-power pact, tive" even "under eneihy fire." ii7.es. of.years has been engaged in the ing, hysteria or witch-hunting,” of Koritza in Albania this I again became ju.st another Gcr- Churchill declared that he look­ far-sighted policy of penetrating ■The Resolutions Committee is officers, were captured in Sicily These coats are the last word in this he said. expected to begin making its re­ morning. At the .same time, in when a British Wellington plane man provincial city as the stray : ^ ed forward "wiW confidence and into the economic structure of this Vote .4 gainst Open Debate the coastal sector of the fight­ made a forced landing, its com­ of diplomatsdiolomats departed. I l l c t l l S V^lCl.1.111 hope ■ to the Ufne "when we our­ $ 7 7 - 0 0 season’s wear for the smart miss who country and those of Central and port Monday. An overwhelming majority stood . Dubinsky, Philosophical about munique said. Adolf Hitler, ■ Field Marshal selves shall De as well armed as South America. ing zone. Greek columns were can wear sizes 12 to 16. up for passage of the rcsol\itlon the future of his measure, said the Gen. Wilheln. Keitel, chief of the ■ our antagohlsta" and beyond that Rvldence Not All-Conclusive said to lie marching rapidb’ He was reported en route from German high command, and Joa­ after the convention first had AFL would adopt it "if not this England to take over the j>ost Sea Vietories to the tinie when "the arsenals and "It Is true that the evidence be- voted against throwing, the con­ on another important Italiini chim Von Ribbentrop. the Nazi training grounds and science of year, then next year, or two years when, ,, his plane u went1 T> . down.J „ foreign minister, left last night. troversial issue open to debate. from now. But it will be adopted. ha.se. Argifocastro. also in AL (Air Marshal Boyd, a World, viewed »rv , the Briti.sh empire" will ’’brinjf (Continued on Page Eight) Vice President Philip Murray, Observers viewed Hungary's i*uinl to Sliccef«6 t»f i victory snd deliverance to all man- $139 The AFL la always a couple of bania. Italian ’’resistance iit war veteran, joined the Royal Air formal enrollment within the Axis presiding, snnpunced adoption "by years slow. It will do It. though." Force in 1616 serving in the lii- what the chair lielleves to )>e the tliat zone was reported to as another step in a diplomatic Speetlboats .Yjrainwt DP?^^jOr|Tleorge paid a tribute to Dubinsky, one oCthe founders'of lian Army. He was director of air drive toward the ' Mediterranean ; unanimous vote of this conven­ the CJongress of Indl^rial Organ­ have collapsed almost totally. inistry personal servicea from oiirl Suha * ^Tnited States aid to BriUln both Should Pass tion." Late.vt information from the whirti—with the addition of other fitrpverfi ami ^ 9 " " * | ,k ms opening speech today and izations wf«f deserteefthst IxMiy to 1^38 to 16.38. southeaste'rii European nations:- | Led by the Amalgamated Cloth­ front said the Greeks were within Smash Greek Attacks — ~ ~ / I r\ another proroguing the old aea- Hudson Seal ing Workers aTk^-its president, Sid­ return to the AFL. said his alx milc->i of Argirocastro, which might open an Axis highway all , Bcrlin. Nov. 21.—iJ’' 7/Gernian I aikn yesterday. The latter wa* On Blessings ney Hillman, natimal defense com­ is .said to rank equally with Ko­ pta.sciat troops smashed rofa-at- the way to the lan^yffrontiers of ■ Speedboats have sunk^ntish war | ^eWd by Lord Simon, the lord^ missioner for labor, a group has (Continued On Page Eight) ritza in .strategic value. ed & eek attack.s along the .\lban- Greece and Turkey. ves-sels. including s)X de.ntroyers | chancellor. been m'l^tating since the conven­ iah front, particularly in tho' Ko­ Trqnpa .Mrraily in Rumania a'nd two submarined, with a total ] Today the king attended tho It waa on these tWo cities that ritza Xsector. the daily comfniini- Roosevelt Hears Admo­ tion opened Monday for a show­ the llalian.s had baaed their drive this connection, it was noted n,300 since the begin- 1 cpremonv In the House of Lords Coats down on the Issue of foreign Isms. que said. / tha^ German troops alreadyA.ll*ODQ\‘ arcAYO ning—r—— of the 41%^ the wieei«high command n n , clad . - in> the uniform, m . ...— of an admlra) into Greece. Huge stores of war The Italians said seven British , ^ Rumanian soil and that In- i\ nition at Service on This group, however, also sought material* had been assembled In claimed todaS^ of the fleet. (Hollander Dyed Muskrat) to put Into the CIO constitution planes Were shot do-wn in flanies sources have declared that? In addi^n. a communique said, $77 l*eace and Security. Flashes ! both cities. in an aiV battle over Egypt. Thg'i King Boris of Bulgaria .Aoxximpanled by Queen an amendment barring subscribers (I« te Bulleana of tbe OP) Wlr4) the speedboats have destroyed fjseen Elizabeth accompanie/l A thrust through the center of 212.OQ0 tons of merchant ship­ the lUUan lines, putting the Fas­ (Centmued on Page FonrV him. wearing a gowm and coat of Hollander dyed pelts of a rich black Hyde Park. N. Y., Nov. 21.—fdi j (Continued on Pi^« Right) (Continued on Page Four) ping." that enhances the beauty of the sim­ Explosion Injures Three cist forces to hasty flight at a Only One I.,o*t In Fight — President Roosevelt worshipped I Freedom, Pn., Nov. 21— (A>i— An point six miles within Albania, «ontlnued on Page Four) ple swagger line.s. Sizes 14 to 2(h. Oder Mill Destro’rhd "Now for the first time.,'’ the ; today in the Episcopal chapel of explosion of oil, which was being was the previoua high spot of ■)high, command said, "one Gorman i transferred from a railroad tank Greek successes reported today all I ‘ he Hudson valley village In which Three Carried Winated. Ndv. 21.—(A"' Fire de­ Bulgaria W ill speedboat was lost in a fight with | was reared and heard an ad- car to a tank truck. Injured three along the 100-mllc batUefront # I several English destroyers during; men nnil shattered the tank car from .the Ionian Sea to Koritza. stroyed the 160-year-old George Students Laud Mr. P. B. Clark, one o f lonition from the Rev. Frank R.. today at The Freedom Oil Com­ Obsen-era in the Koritza sector Howe cider mill tiKlay together , ilson that Americans must pass Out to'Safety with a press that was used at the Make Llainis*:^„tTo«t‘"" pany Works In this Ohio river ^ (The British reported that such 469 bn to others their blessings of community. Patrolman Steve Ren- (Continued On Page Four) 1893 Chicago World’s Fair. Uruguay Stand New York's rerognized peace and security. a torpedo craft was sunk Tuesday dos said h was informed the oil night by light Naval forces in the The Chief Executive and mem­ Ignited and then- exploded. Cause To -Ylter ‘Altitude of bers of his family )>artlclpatf(l In 5 6 Others Flee from Ho­ North Sea.) wholesale I'lirriers. is of the blaze .waa not determined. Attributing the loss of "a great Siianifih Paraders Difi* a special Thanksgiving communion tel to Street During ■Hie company deelihed to say how Defensive Neutrality’ service.’ numl>er of enemy warships” to the many . gallona > of oil waa In the Congress Leaders Asked And Give Greeeto Note. Germsn speedboats, the com­ band in Front o f Amer- eondiieling this event. "This great country enjoys so Early Morning Fire. railroad car. I much." said th? rector of the par­ munique reported that the boats lean Embasfiv Sitp. iah. "The grandest thing of all • • • I Bucharest. Rumania, Nov. 21.— hid had “numerous fights with North Adams, Maas., Nov. 21.— Brattleboro, Vt., Nov. SI— (AO— | To Conference on Taxes superior British forces.’ ' Styles and Furs galore. It enjoya la peace, and a great (Ah—Tbrae persons were carrM to Trusteea of tke Brattleboro B e -! ' ■ ' • ! (Ah—Rumanian dispatches from amount of aecurity. Informed sources added, mealf- Madrid, Nov. 21.—(A»;—Hun­ safety over ladders, 56 others fled treat announced - today the ap- Sofia predicted today that' Bul­ whlle, that German filers had dreds of studenU carrying signs Every coat guaranteed lb Can’t Sit Back and Gloat to the street and a fireman suffer­ polntment of Or. George A . Elliott "But we can not just ait back Washington. Nov. 21.—(A’)— Preliminary to the supper meet- garia win alter her "attitude of dropped more than lOD.OOO kilo­ saying "long live Independent ed a bac'k Injury In a 30-foot fall of Mlddletovm. Coan.. aa auperln- Fwir top congressional tax lead-; Ing, Doughton, whose committee and gloat In that. We have an op­ defensive neutrality’’ soon and grams (221.000 pounds) of bom)js South America” paraded In cen­ from a ladder today aa fire swept tenddiit, auceeeding Dr. Horace G. ers, It waa learned today, have' originates all tax “legiriatloh. had tral Madrid today and disbanded You'll find our terms give the utmost in satisfac­ portunity, a work to do. We must BIpley. Since 19M. ‘tor. Elliott has pre.sent Greece with a note setting on Birmingham and 30.000 kilo­ through the WeUin^on hotel. been Invited to an Informal White ; what he called ’’a general dlscus- grams (66,300 pounds) in raids in front of the United States em­ pass these blessings on to others.’’ Harry E. Boyer, 38. the fireman, been superintendent of the Con­ forth Bulgarian claims on that Relating how a small lad amon^ Houae stipper with President! slon’’ of taxes with the president last night, and also attacked Brla- bassy. eonvenient— tion and wear. was removed to a hoapital. The necticut State hospital at Middle- Roosevelt for the first of a series yeaterday. Co:intry. t, the parishioners’'had told him he town. ’ le will assume his new 1 This "new offensive neutrality, tdl, Liverpool. Southampton and Stopping in front of tho Um« guests rescued over ladders were of conferences expected to result, See. General New Tax Bill guayan embaiwy. the students 10% down payment was thankful for being an Ameri­ Mr. and Mrs. William Shapiro of position In December. the dispatches said, is a result of aoutheAbtem coaatal harbors. can. Mr. Wilson asserted that "we • • • In a general revision of the na- j Do„_j,ton predicted that there current Axis iwlltlcal activity. • Itollana Raid ‘I\va Ptooes shouted vivas for Uruguay Stvl Chicago and Amos 'H. Cary, who lion’s tax laws to meet national ^ ^ general new tax bill qualified aouroe# said the manlfes" find practically no place, nowhers came here recently from Camden, Ten Itallane Shot Down,,. 5lays Adhere to AlHance Italian air activity was said to rise In the world today, can chil­ defense expenditures. __ the next Congress convenes totlon waa one of satlafacUon over 1 0 months to pay N. J. London, Nov. XI.—^A*)— British 1 German sources here also pre­ have been confined to raids on Ip­ Main Floor—Rear, dren be as thankful as here In fighting pUnen shot down ten The Invitations—for the evening on Jan. 3 and said that It might dicted that Bulgaria might be the swich and Harwich the Uruguayan statement th ^ $169 Started la Lodge Room of Nov. 29—went to Chairman America.” ^ TTiomaa J. Kelly, manager of the Italian flghtera In eqatern IJbya cover a broad field. next, following Hungary’s exam­ "Several hundred" bombers were cession of b(ues was not InvoWed, He Inquired aolemnly what home. yeeterdny without loea H o them- Harrison (D„ Miss.), and Senator ■two majur tax bills have been ple. to adhere to the Berlln-Rome- reported to have token part In the in negotiationa with Washington. psrrnUiood and other basin things hotel and president of The Greet­ aelvee, the Air Ministry oanounred George (D., Ga.). of the Senate enacted d)irtng the current session Tokyo Alliance. night's raltling. Arriving in front of the United $129 of life could mean any where else ers Association of New England, Finance Committee and Chirirman said the fire started In a second- today. ’The Ministry onld the of Congress. One levied a tempo­ (Balkan rumors have it that The nightly air assatilt oh Brit­ States embassy the atudenU ware In S world at war. Italian planes were destroyed, In Doughton (D., N. C.). and Repre- rary five-year 10 per cent ’’super­ ain was "a large scale attack on asked by police to disband and The regular Episcopal Thanks- floor lodge room and swept up­ Bulgaria, at (Jermany’s bidding, aa eagagement between 60 Italian, senUUVe Cooper (D.. Teiin.), of tax’’ for defense purposea may demand access to the Aegean the broadest front’’ against British folded their banners and wsfit Hale's Guarantee Eiving sendee was followed, with ward through an air shaft Jn the the House Ways and Means Com­ alx story bric'k building located in fighters and 15 British. ' The big feature' of the second through Greece, and that such a cities and harbors, Informed their ws3ra adthout IncldenL the rector reading from St. James • • • mittee. Signs were noted' rea< $99 V 10-20; "Let every man be swift the center of the city. He gave no tax measure was an excess profits corridor wrould be used for Ger- sources -aaid. o f Service 'and Satisfaction SnltonstaR Majority 1,450 To Consider Debt Limit Boost 'man troops going to the aid of They declared an "enormou^ “South America for South A« , to hear, slow to apeak, alow to estimate of damage. In addlUon to taxes, the diacua- tax designed to curb profits ac­ Most of the guests were attired Boston, Nov. 21.— (AV-Complete cruing from national defense con' Italy In Greece and moving also number ot planes, participated aiw cans." and "No Bases for \vrath; for the wrath of man work- aions are expected to include the America.” ^ is given with each (kiut. cth not the rlgljteouaness of God.’’ only In night clothing, aa they fled official retuma compiled by the tracts. to the borders of Brltlsh-aUle welL (Ciii^MpiiTit os BBS* BlgM). (Coattaasd oa Page Eight) 1,450 votes la the N o v ^ eleettoa.