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Land on 3Rd Atoll Berlin Gets Heaviest Air Raid in History His providence aeema to be toaaing The Weather fashioned Thanksgiving,” said Rev. have had everything that life could Herbert J. Schwartr, son of Mr. desire put into our hands, and we at our feet now. So we need God! Forecast of f . 8. Ueatber Bureau Pfe, Kenneth Ferguson, of Fort Mr. and Mrs. George Findlay of W. Ralph Ward. Jr., pastor of the 127 Cooper Hill street have receiv­ and Mrs.” Frank Schwartz, of 33 Nation Needs don’t know what to do with It. We We need His will in our Uvea; His DU, N. ,J., spent the wqeJf-end at Walker street, received notice South Methodist church. in> a Hghteousnesa in our business prac­ .Member of the Audit ed word that their son. Private Thanksgiving sermon yesterday have the blessings of modern scl- Overcast and rnntlnued roM About Town the home of his parents, Mr. and George Findlay, Jr., hqs arrived Saturday that he had been certi­ eflee; we' were given vlctor>’ In tices; His love in our hearts; His Bnreaa of Circulations .with snow tonight and Wednea- Mra. Joseph Ferguson of Foster fied to practice law in Connecti­ Day of Thanks morning. "Not old fashioned.” he courage in our wille. safely overseas, ’in the South Paci­ added, "as a festival day, a day of World War I; we benefited by a day; fresh winds. street. fic area. Private Findlay enUsted cut. A graduate of New Britain period of unprecedented prosper­ ‘Thanksgiving, a thanksgiving the Salvation Army Women a High school in 10.36 he studied for aolfish indulgence and notous ManchpMPf^A City of Village Charm in the U. S. Marines early last Feb­ ity: and ‘we are about to become of prayer, meditation and counting Home league win meet ■** The Beethoven Glee Club will the bar at Connecticut College of Pastor Ward, in Sermon drinking, but a day of prayer and tamoon at 2:80 Inatead of <m Wed- ruary. He was formerly employ­ witnc.ss to the blessings of life." victors In World War II. of our blessings one by one. not In VOL. LXIII., NO. 46 (Classified Advertising on Page 12) have a apeclal rehearsaj this eve­ ed by the First National stores. kaw. Advises Day of Prayer "Because We Need God" Making Mistake Again contrast with others, but In com­ MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESD.W, NOVEMBER 2.3, 191,3 fiaa<l«y, on account of tha holiday, ning at eight o'clock at Emanue (FOURTEEN PAGES) th e m e m b tm a n requeated to bear Manchester Lodge of Masons "Why bother with Thanksgiv­ "The former things we misman­ mon with others all over the earth PRICE THREE CE.VTSi Lutheran church. The singers will The Herald ha* received a For Our Blessings. ing in a time like this?" Mr. Ward will bring God into our life, and iB orind tha chahfe of day. rehearse for their part in the pro- V ill hold a regular communication aged'. and there is little sign that Chnstniaa card from Private in the Temple tomorrow night at asked, and answered by saying: we will know any better how to with Him there we have eo/ne hope Strain of Linne Lodge, .Knights of Thomas Cole, of 20 Bank street, “ America today needs as it has "Because we need God. We are a Manchester Chapter of Hadas- Pytnias, in Orange hall,, Wednes­ 7:30, The Fellowcraft degree will handle the victory which God In for the future." Jap Div^Bomherg Burn on Sea ■ah win hold lU monthly meeting now stationed with a Military Po­ never needed before a good old people who are lost, a people who day evening, and also for two en­ lice battalion somewhere in Italy be exemplified. tomorrow evening at eight o cl^k gagements they have in Wlliinian- American Marines at Temple Beth Sholom. The tlc for Sunday, December 5. one program will be devoted to educa of them at the Methodist church in Berlin Gets Heaviest tion and will feature a book re­ that city and the other for Wllll- view of Pierre Van Taasen’a latest mantic Lodge of Elks. book, "The Forgotten Ally,” by Mrs. Nathan Blsenberg. of Brook- Mrs. M. B. Wright, chairnisn of Expand Offensive; field street. the committee srranging for the Air Raid in History; box social tomorrow evening of Andcrson-Sbea Auxiliary, No. General Welfare Center No. 11. at S046. V.F.W., vkill .hold lU regular I the home of Mrs. William R. Mc­ meeting In the Post rooms at Man­ Kinney, 101 Chestnut street, iiircs chester Green tomorrow evening at the members to attend and to ar­ Land on 3rd Atoll . sight o’clock. Members who have rive promptly at six o’clock. Industrial Areas Hill O rd e ^ caps will please be prepar «d to settle for them at this meet­ Memorial Temple, Pythian Sis­ Jap Defpiiflers Coii- ing. ____ ters. will meet tomorrow evening /• in Odd Fellows hall. Degree Mis­ Jiiiiie Fierce Defense Firr and bpvHstating Ex­ Group D of Center church wom­ tress Frances Chambers requests Patton Apologizes en, Mias Gertrude Carrier, leader. While Falling Bark on the degree staff to report at 7:4.1, Strong Nazi Force plosives Crash Down Will hold a bridge party in Center The bualnesB will Include the initia­ Beaches of Other Two. Church Hotise this evening at eight tion of candidates, nomination of From I'lioiisam l Boml>-| o'clock. officers and the annual roll-call. A I Islands; Powerful Sup- For Blow in Fury in Night .Attack; social time with refreshments will ■ Mrs. Etta Fallow and daughter, follow in charge of the standing fiorting Naval Units In Counter-Attack CFOvcrninciit Buihling»| Mrs. Howard Maaon-of 23 Gerard entertainment committee. Street were In New York City for General Denouncefl by Remaining in Scciori Planes Smusli Eighth Army Reimlses * .'\ml foreign Legations the weekend. Private Francis R. Gardner, son Battle been Bloody. of Mrs. Frank A. Gardner, of 60 Lion Brand Eisenhower for Act: Foe Alter T,eo Hotter Dcrllll (.I Cal ^ reeketl; .^luraiiders West Center street, is attending Extends Apology to Hit Freneh Air Fields. the Armored School Communica­ "S T A N L E Y ” Full Fashioned Pearl Harbor, Nov. 23.— At Japs’ New Of Fighting; Machine- tion training class at Fort Knox, A ll Men o f 7th Army, (T*)— United States Marines! (run Nest Wiped. Out, Sea of Fire OLD Kentucky. laJUrKg. Perfect Fitting have swiftly expanded th e' London, Nov. 23.— (/P)__ In four-day-old offensive in the Truck Route Allied Headquarters, Al­ A f f A B * ¥ J « i i r l ; heaAiest aerial bombard- Manckester Assembly, Order of 1 Allied Head()uarteis, Al­ l\cll(Jim ent in historv, the R A F RECORDS Rainbow, at Its meeting tonight at equatorial Gilberts by land­ giers, Nov. 23.—<A»)— It was for saJ- RAYON giers, Nov. 23. — (/P) — A 7:30 in the Masonic Temple, ex­ ing on a third atoll even as ----- - {engulfed Berlin last night. roa want to keep Marines Find Fnemv officially today that .strong German force ha.s ta g s If V m pects a delegation of the Hartford -S- *■ ■ ' Japanese defenders contin­ ' Lieut. Gen. George S. Patton, S p #»ii fiir 711 "1^^.^''*^ devastating ex-. tiM Rainbow gplrls as guests. launched a shai'p counter-at­ Flames S t e n f o r 7U i plo.sives thundered down HOSIERY ued to put up a fierce fight Withdrawn After Ar­ Jr., had apologized, to all offi­ tV|s « • ( * I " o'** 42 gaujfe aeiril chiffon with llulc tack on the British Eighth Miles h y K 44„ r i . i i . g , trom 1,000 bombers. M ore sris Irteapsetlts of quantity. while falling back frpm the tillery Pounding; 16 cers and men of the Seventh reinforced feet for extra wear. Army lines northvve.st of Ag- beaches on the other two. The Army for striking a soldier Fliers Even Thron'di FOR TOP VALUE Dead Left Behind. none, hut was heaten hack "saejaHA^-'' fact that the new amphibious op-1, during the Sicilian campaign. |V f g ., 7 and incendiaries IN A N E W H OM E_ oration on Abemama atoll was an- ■ aftyr (wo hours of figliting, I l v e r e a s t o f t .lo n d s . 'Iropped on the world’s third KEMP'S . At the .same time Allied fan. ^ See the Ones Being Built By ) c p a ir nounced by Admiral Chester W. South Pacific Allied Headquar- officijil rt'ports from the large.st cit.v, it was officially ataU -I^ M a la B t. Tel. OWO A tIA l VAIUII Nimitz ye.sterday a day after he headquarters said that corre­ ed tonight. te>'s. Nov. 23 — — American spondents might reveal all of the front disclosed tiKltiy. Agnone,' in By (iliidwin Hill ' disclosed Saturday's initial land­ the inland .sector of the Kighth t■4****oi'liited PresH ('orrentMitidetil n'o;.I’ rexinus «.... Record. ...^ .Surpassed■ — GREENBROOKE ings on Makin and Tarawa in­ planes smashed at the newly-con­ facta they knew of the incident $4.98 Children’s and Misses’ structed . route which the Japa-. which since last August has been Army front, was laptured Sunday dicated powerful supporting Na­ by (Jen. Sir Bernard 1.. Montguni- HOMES, INC. This blanket, made of 2 5 % wool, 50% rayon, 25% val forces remained in the sector nest are believed u.sing on Boii- | I*"** main subjects of dis- ANKLETS Pry’s troep.s. At An R.A.I".
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