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A FRroAT, M)VEMB«fR *0,194t 7 Rmtfhrffltr Etiniitto En Averagt Daily CtrealatioB ' : 2 i For the Month ad October, 160 ■^Tlia Waathir/'' is .the third annual affair to be ad O. a. WaMtf^ ■ «■ ■ sponsored by the local union. This “ r,696 . About Town Union Leader year’s party however, promises to be best It will sUrt at 6:30 p. m. Member «f the Aadit bitomiittaat Rghb'iahi aad eold- Following la the commiUee for HELP YOU Bnieaa ad ClwialatiMia todays caUer tahlght. T o Speak Here the occaaion: Albert Toat chair ,HI «• Mt. aiHl man, Michael Kleinschmidt James Manehei tcr i A City of VM go Charm HeimB, i# W Pwk- Fogarty, Helen Gleason, David ito. .1 . «r William Pollock, Na Caraon, Frank Murphy, Thomas (OtosMaed Advarttatog aa Page U) Trotter and Michael Haberen. VOL. LXII„ NO. 4S MANCHESTER, C O ^ ^ SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1942 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CBNt$ fr t M ii B. Dm oom ^ ■on or tional Officer of TWUA — ^ ■nr I fn . FruteU H. Dmcomm, oT To Attend Xmas Party -<$> i a « OonUr atMot, onllatad ^ V. B. Navy Thuwday and wUl Paragon Type ‘Mrs. ^n t a ’ to Rescue )Mv« Monday morning tor Naval Local «3, T. W. U. A. will hold Recreation training. Toung Dancoaoo, IT, was a Chrietmae party on Saturday, ROBES Offensive to Wipe December 19 at Tinker Hall, Main Armored Units Close a studont in ManchoMar Trado atreet. Center Items Being Sought aekooL Frank Reilly, president of the For Christmas, Gifts A t tha Zypaer Club dance to* union reported • that William Pol Today: lock, general secretary-treasurer Out Japan’s Bases As Chairman morrow avening at the clubhouae 6-9—Junior boys’ game room All Wool Flannel Robes on Brainard place a drawing will of the National Textile Workers Union of America, will be guest open, E, S. and W. S. With German Force; taka place on the Thankeglvlng 6-6:45 — Rockel.s’ ibasketball Powder Blue and Rose. ^ O Q speaker at the party, Union mem Vi Republican Leaders Are turkey and other artlclee. It la Im- bers look forward to his presence piactice period, E. 3. Sizes 12 to 4 0 ...... aP 1 vF . 5 / 0 aortaat that retume be made on On Solomons Near with pleasure. 6- 7—Small gym open for hand Sifting Party Ranlks an tlcketa thle evening at the club. The party will consist of a ban ball, B. S. quet with dancing following. En 7- 8 —Small gym open for box Fine French Flannel Robes For New He^ of Na M n. Minnie GalU at ISt Bleaell tertainment will also be provided. ing. E. S. Part wool and rayon. Wine and Royal Terrific D«lrucllon NotlOn N ccds British Racing West ■met, who underwent a major Music for dancing will be supplied 7-g—Polisn American Club bas Blu«. Size* 12 to 40. tional Committee Now. onaratlon at the Hartford boeplUl by the orchestra of the Coast Ar ketball practice period, E. S. $12.98 Enemy Troops and. _ two weeke ago, hae returned to tillery, Regiment s.-tioned here. 7- 8—Women's plunge period. Washington, Nov. 21—(JP—Re- bar home and la making good Ships Appears to FuturC FloW Eighth Army Hurls For-For C / s / j i q 9 wj^ Opening Phases of Full- To Serve Turkey Dinner E. 8. publlcsh leaders, sifting party The banquet will consist of a 8- 9—Men's plunge period. » . 8. Extra Sizes In Wool ward Elements Against; Scale Assault of To turkey dinner with Osano as the 7-10—Bowling alleys ro.serveii Clinch United States G f D o c t o r S ranks for a new National commit Bboutmaeter Francie Pecken* caterer. Tickets for the affair will for Mr. Peloquin's group, B. 8. Flannel Robes Hold on Guadalcanal; tee chairman, were on the lookout Rearguard at Ageda-! To Halt Use bruk-Like Arc o f De bam. of Troop 15. who i« aoon to be sold by members of the commit Size* 42 to 46. today for aometbing akin to a po ba called Into service, wae pre- tee and by shop chairmen of each Tomorrow; Half Jap Force Killed* litical paragon who could: bia; Apparently Mak-; a ww a fenses Within Whidt aented with a pen and pencU set, department hi Cheney’s. Tude $13.98 1-10—Bowling aHeya epca, E. S. Army Surgeon General 1. Keep the various party fac at the last meeting oT the Troop. Vince, secretary of Local 68, will Washington, Nov. 21.— (JP) ing Effort Id Pre-! Of Att Army Axis Has Been Driv also have them for sale at the Say$ Supply Must Not tions “pacified,” vent Organization . of Sunset arcle or Pnet Noble Union headquarters in the Tink Corduroy Robes — An American drive to wipe 2. Devote his time to building en with Back to Grands of Sunset Rebekah l/>dge, er building. out remaining Japanese bases up the party organization, and in line wale. Rose and Blue. Sizes IS Be Curtailed; New 3. Refrain from boosting the Defense Positions in McNair Predicts Tac Sea, Around Bizerte will meet Monday evening at the The Christmas party scheduled TALL CEDARS to 40. in the Solomon islands ap booM of Mrs. Etta Loveland. 41 Problems for Students cause of any individual for the El Agheila Sector. tics Will Be More And Tunis Areas. n r o atreet The hoateaa wUl be aa* $8.98 peared near at hand today as 1944 presidential nomination^. alsted ^ Mra. Grace Lathrop. Mrs. TONIGHT B terrific’ destruction of enemy Despite these admittedly stiff Potent Pactor Than qualifications. Republican chief Cairo, Nov. 21.— (/P)— Rac NeUie Lull and Mrs. Beatrice 8:00 O’clock troops and ships seemed to Chicago, Nov. 21— (/P) —Brig. Bulletin! Shoulderettes Gen. Charles C. Hillman, surgeon tains were sorting out a dozen or ing westward at a speed un- Mhmilag. A social time win foi- Washable Chenille Robes clinch the United States hold Mere Military Strength Ijindon, Nov. 21 ^— more possibilities as candidates for equaled in modem desert HUSKING BEE Orange Hall Rose, Blue, and Wine. Sisea 12 to on Guadalcanal. Announcing general of the U. 8. Army, aays the Job of Joseph W. Martin, Jr., Three British subma^nes I in beautiful shades: Pink, Coral, 42. that the supply of future physi who is resigning to give all his warfare, the British Eighth Fort Knox, Ky., Nov. 21—(/P)— Gaotge T. Gray, J7, at iT Madi- HOLLISTER ST. SCHOOL Blue, Orchid, and for the flrat time that the Ameri have sunk an Axis destroyer 20 Reg. Gaines At can grip on the prized island and cians required for both the mili dutjes as House minority leader. Army today hurled its for Warning that a shipping bottle ■OB atreet waa arrested yesterday $8.98 tary and civilian effort "must not and an Axis tanker and prob by Omeer David Galllgan and TONIGHT Black ...... ita strategic airbase is “now very Will Meet Dec. 7 ward elements against Mar $3 a Game (or 25c $ be curtailed at the source.” The committee will meet Dec. 7 neck probably will prevent this ably have sunk a second de ■barged with the operation oT aa N 1.39 secure,” Secretary of Navy Knox shal Rommel’s rearguard at Explaining that the lowering of In St. Louis to select Martin’s suc country from bringing ita full ■BTiglatered awtor vehicle. The PRIZE AWARDS 2 Free Gamcsl Candlewick Robes reported yesterday that half of a stroyer and another Axis force of 1,500 Nipponese landed the draft age to 18 created new cessor. • Agedabia, some 70 miles power to bear against the Axis ■aae win be heard bi town oourt White, Blue, Aqua, and Rose. Sizes problems to medical and pre-medi overseas, the commanding general supply ship in the M editem - Modem and Old-Fashioned on Guadalcanal had been slaugh Although there has been consid from the harrow El Agheila Saturday aMcning. 7 Specials! 12 to 20. cal students. General Hillman ex nean, the Admiralty an 6 Knitted Wool tered and the rest routed. erable maneuvering behlnO. the The manpower shortage has evfn hit the Santa Claus business, defile. 17)6 British, apparently of the Army Ground Forces today DAN aNG $4.29 and $7.98 pressed hope that the War depart scenes by friends and foes of Wen so here's "Mrs. Santa” pinch-hitting) in a Chicago department store. making a supreme effort to keep predicted that tactics would be a nounced today. A aon waa bom yesterday at tlM Sweepstake! No DnpUmtion in Bepoito ment would work out comprehen dell Willkle, the 1940 presidential more potent factor than "mere .Martford hospital to Mr. aad Mra. Adm. (ine. tax) — 50e. Apparently It goes over Just as well with the children. Rommel from organizing a de Possibility of duplication In the sive plans to assure a continuous nominee, party leaders like Sen militaiV strength" In winning the London, Nov. 21.—(flV "-' lU l^ Birdaey oT Wapping Cen Aaspiesa S t BrMgeFa Obaroh. $5 Door Prize! supply of new physicians for es fense at El Agheila, pressed on O Bed Jackets Navy’s reports of enemy ships ate Minority Leader McNary of Without pause at the heels of the war. ter. Mrs. Birdaey, prevloua to her Beacon Robes lost in the great American sea sential industries and civilian Oregon, were reported favoring, a In a speech prepared for deliv Allied armored forces streanto ^—lB *i1age. waa^lOae bOnicent Pet Warm and washable cotton. Sizes 16 communities. enemy after triumphantly hoist ing into Tunisia closed with in Pink, Blue, Coral victory of last week also was dis compromise selection who would ing the Union Jack over Bengasi ery before the newly-commission erson or Cooper H Il Mreot. to 46. Blue, and Rose. pelled by Knox who declared 28 General Hillman, speaking at be acceptable not only to Willkle ed graduates of the Armored German forces today in th« Orchid, and Black '.•...$2.98 an American Medical Association British Bombers Hit yesterday for the Jtird time In $5.98 Japanese vessels had been sunk. but to all prominent party mem this war. Force Officer Candidate sebooL opening phases of a full- Private George IL Delaney, one These comprised a battleship, an conference yesterday, said that bers. Lieut. Gen. Lesley J. McNair as er four local b^ra who esilliited to other battleship or heavy cruiser, unless provision was made to as This view was echoed by Ralph Halfway to Tunisia serted that “the grim fact stands scale assault on a Tobruk-likfl Saptember, la confined to the hoa- 0 ^ (Syoto® ^tof§}«FiS^ six heavy cruisers, tw;o light sure a minimum of two years’ pre- H. Cake, Oregon national commit Turin Agmn in Night Already the Eighth Army was out that we must economize, in arc of defenses within which pital at Camp Croft. 8. C., with aa cruisers, six destroyers and 12 medicah education for those plan teeman, who haa been mentioned halfway to Tunisia from Its start both personnel and materiel.” the Axis has been herded tojured kaee caused by a fall. He Rising Interest ning to enter medical schools, 1 transports and cargo ships. Ten for the chairmanship himself. ing point at El Alamein in Eg3rpt, Entering New Phase with its back to the sea, to the youngest eon of Mra. Mary LEGION more were damaged. "only women and the physically ‘They must avoid a scrap and I, and more than halfway to Tripoli. S. Oriaaey of 32 Hawthorne street unfit would be able to enter medi Raid Termed The development of the armored around Bizerte and Tunis. United in The reported American losses of think they will,” Cake said after ‘HeavjMi I LayaJ Urges \ Contact was established with States. British and Fighting aad the late George R. pelaney. cal schools." a talk with McNary. “I’m interest the Axis rearguard at Agedabia, force particularly, and of all the two light cruisers and six destroy Yet Made on Italy Army in some degree, waa enter French troops already were re ers in the samq battle brought the Placed in Inactive Status ed in seeing that they don’t get on the coastal road 100 miles south Xeayon G. HUls, soa o f Mrs. Students now actually matricu into any.” ing a new phase, he said. ported by North African rmdia nation’s total of destroyed vessels Three Fail to Return; o f Bengasi, by one of Gen. Sir stations to hold ail of Tunisia Harold M. HUIa o f • VUlage lating in approved medical schools. Cake said the new chairman, French Pact Bernard L. Montgomery’s forces “In 1940, we left the lean and atreet, haa enlleted to the Army In the Pacific war to 50 combat and except those two bridgehaada General Hillman told the confer who will serve until the next na 29 Dead, 120 Hurt. which made a beeline across the hungry days when money for the Air Foree asM wlU report Monday TURKEY Winter 34 non-Combat shipa since Pearl ence, are being placed under mili Army waa very, very scarce,” said which the Axis, with alr-bome re tional convention In 1944, must be Libyan hump. Other Eighth Army at Fort Devwa, Maas. A graduate Harbor. tary Jurisdiction, with Inactive McNair, “and entered a period inforcements, is defending behind ^ SLIPS I “ identified with no factlo.i and W ith Nazis followed the longey route •tltaahaator High aeheol last Official announcements of the status, in order to complete their must be acceptable to all.” London, Nov. 21.-^/P)— when all bets were off and the sky barricades hastUy flung out about June ba wae an aidant atudeat of Navy and Allied headquarters medical education and one year In The arsenal city of Turin was i ------r arobnd the hump and marched into was the limit. The armored force 30 miles in a semi-circle about, « i McNary haa been reported Bengasi. Hats Gold or Silver Finish boosted the total Japanese losses ternship. favoring John C. Townsend. Jr., was denied nothing In the way of each port. IN SILK $ BEMBERG* ® attacked last night by R.A.F. Advocates Alliance supporting the two-way Allied to 126 combat and 246 non-com Col. Leonard G. Rowntree, chief former senator from Delaware, as As elaborate and. costly equipment. Piedlctn Fleroa Struggle BINGQ bombers in a raid which an drive against the Axis in Lib3ra RAYON SATIN % bat ahlps. a compromise choice. Friends of Europe’s Sole Hope for An Allied spokesman fredlctod laS tka aetoe* ilW Bfto (Continoed On Page Ten) Townsend, who managred the re authoritative British source and Tunisia, Malta-based bombers (Continued Paga Tea) that the struggle would grow to Meanwhile, the first American yesterday bom)>ed Catania. Augus tha Mto Taaapto bsiiiowuw Costume Jewelry Naval officer to return to Pearl cent successful campaign result termed the “heaviest yet ferlcity hourly and Axis repotto Peace; Would \Raise ta and Coslmo airdromes in Sicily a party wfll ba WM^etad Saturday Night Harbor since the defeat of the ing in a gain of nine RgpubUcau made-on Italy.” Of the scores indicated that the enemy alreaihr seats In the Senate, declared he New Volunteer Legions and struck new blows against Axis was throwing all the air and aub*. Japanese armada, Lieut. DeWItt of Stirlings, Halifaxes, Lan shipping in the Mediterranean. Clips — Brooches— Pendants Peterkin estimated that the foe's Butter Supply would accept the chairmanship if Soviets Show marine resources at its command, Lockets — Bracelets — Neck attempts to recapture Guardal- tendered. casters and Wellingtons as Vichy (From French Broad Many Stragglers Trapped into the effort to block the dos $ 1.00 canal had coat the lives of perhaps Willkle Favors Bradley signed to the mission, three failed Many straggling Germans and ing circle of Allied steel aad Penny Bingo A t 7:30 laces. casts), Nov. 21.—(iO—jpierre La - ^ to return. The others made the Italians were trapped In the area choke off its supplies Plus Tax. Earii 10,000 Nipponese on the island Is Set Aside Winkle’s friends here said he val advocated an alliance with Added Force Oto Mto 1. alone. From 20,000 to 40,000 more favors J. Kenneth Bradley, nation 1,500-mile round trip successfully between Bengasi and Agedabia by Reuters said British forces had were believed killed In the sinking al committeeman for Connecticut, In another of the mass attacks Germany as Europe’s sole hope the swift British thrust along the captured their first Axis prlaoneva- 6 Door Prizes of eight loaded enemy transports. For Fighters or Sinclair Weeks, Massachusetts that are proving an economical for peace in a broadcast to the inland trail from El Mechlll to Agaiiist Foes within Tunisia and that in one In New Guinea, westward o f the committeeman, for the chairman way to tear at the industrial vi people of Nazi-occupied France Msua trail. There retreat cut off, clash British parachute troops alaa tb pitot ■■ addKlosMd Solomons, the Japanese fought ship, or some westerner If either tals of the AXIS. last night and declared new vol these Axis troops now can be mop had destroyed six enemy armored ■■■■ wtS ba held to Admission . . 50c savagely to forestall what seemed 40 Per O nt o f .4mount of these Is not available. They said A terse air communique said unteer legions would be raised to ped up at leisure by the British cars. S hsat WadBsaday Hale’ s Perfect to be Imminent disaster. The he is opposed to Werner W. Schoe- only: answer "the fresh insults which while the Job of hacking away at Heights o f Stalingrad The situation apparently waa SIgtat ipad Eddla Abrahamaon’a llerciest fighting ot the campaign In Cold Storage to der, Illinois committeeman, on the Dense Smoke From Fires France has had to suffer” from the fleeing main Axis force con And in Caucasus .Suc revolving about a German dedaioa 6i^ A ylaaa band win play, Ib e Fitting raged In the Buna-Gona areas contention that he was “too isola “The attack was heavy and con the Allied campaign in North A f tinues. to pin Axis resistance to a strong SMWtag tor toa turkay, gooaa and where American and AustnUian Be Held for Service tionist” before the war. centrated but dense smoke from rica. cessfully Stormed in defense of 'Tunis and Bizerte hut |to aad aavaral othar vataablaa troops had pinned the invaders Associates of Thomas E. Dewey. many fires made observation of “We are again seeking recon Italitms Report there still waa no official indica wfll ba aoBductod dustag ttia hswk against the northeastern Men and Lend-Lease. New York governor-elect and a the results difficult." ciliation and an entente with Ger Bloody Give-and-Take. tion that the Axis forces in Libya 4toaea. ruhner-up to Willkie in the 1940 Cleat weather gave the targets many,” Laval declared in his had been effectively isolated tram coast. intense Fighting those in TTinlsla by strong BriUdl. The Japanese Increased their Washington. Nov. 21.—i/P) — To convention, reported that he has sharp ovitllnes, however, and an first address since he was given Rome (From Italian Broad Moscow, Nov. 21.— —Suc GANDY FOR no particular choice for chairman. or American forces reaching tha aerial activity, Gen. Douglas Mac- keep Johnny Doughboy from being Italian communique itMlf said dictatorial powers and named as casts), Nov. 21.—(/P)—The Italian cessfully storming heights at Sta Arthur’s Allied headquarters re The same Is said in behalf of Sena the British, attacking in waves. political heir to Marshal Petain. lingrad and in the Caucasus, the Juat Received! * Colpfful Mittens fed dry bread while fighting far tor Robert H. Taft, of Ohio, an high command reported today in (Continued on Page Tea) ported today (Australian time) “dropped incendiary bombs in Certain of Gernuuiy Victory tense fighting between "advanced Russians were reported showing Solvafioffi Ahny Fresh Shipment \ away, the folks at home may soon other prominent candidate for the great quantities, mainly in the He accused the United States and lashed back at the advancing have to spread their butter thin— elements" of the British Army in fresh strength today In their ■to Allies with light artUleiy, mor presidential nomination two years central district of the town.” and Britain of “tearing away bit bloody give-and-take with the Mary Oliver Candies or use some substitute. ago. Libya and Axis forces and ac Musical c — c — $ pr. tars and macblne-guna. The Italians said the British in by bit at the French empire be knowledged the Axis evacuation of German invaders. 5 9 8 9 1.00 Frozen in more ways that one, The name of John D. M. Hamil cause of their losses in the Paci Assorted Chocolates Bombers Attack Cargo Veaeels flicted damage and spread fires Bengasi. - 40 per cent of the nation's cold- ton, party chairman from 1936-40 fic; said he was certain of a Ger During the night a Red Army 75 Denier \RingIeas ^heer with In the absence of more import and listed casualties at 29 dead Cnie German high command an Flashes ! Tonight, 7:30 Assorted Chocolates With It) all wool or wool mixtures. Some with fleece stored butter supply today was set and now a practicing attorney in and 120 wounded. man victory. unit dislodged the enemy frofii a Lisle R einforce Foot and Linen ant nearby targets. Army bomb- nounced the evacuation yesterday.) strongly fortified height southeast (iMte Bulletins of the (ff) W in ) Jsaior Bawd and Bon Bona Toe for Ehctra lining.. Buy now while assortment is complete. aside for fighting men and the Philadelpliia, also has been men- Members of several Canadian , "From what has happened in lease-Iend program under terms of North Africa we have discovered of Nalchik In the mid-Caucasus Singing Company Assorted Chocolates, (Contlnued on Page Tea) squadrons which participated in (CoBtinued on Page Ten) and killed 300 Germans, the mid a War Prc^uction board order. (Conttaned oa Page Tea) the raid said Turin’s air defenses the fate that waits us tomorrow Two Killed In Accldente Major and Mrs. H. Martia, Hard and Chewy And housewives started eyeing if Roosevelt gets away with .It,” day communique said. In the Moz- incladed only one searchlight. dok sector to the' northeast ot Hartford, Nov. 21— (iV) — Twa' Assorted Chocolates,' such table-fat substitutes as mar Laval said. "W e would have' to person* died and several othen Praoiding. garine and peanut butter, for the Fires Visible SO Miles Nalchik another Soviet unit was Soft Centers pair submit to a domination by Com were Injured In a serlee so rt.'' Marines Talk "temporary” wording of the order Fires were visible 50 miles from credited with killing 100 foemen ot Frc« Aa the Gois^! Select d DRESS Charge May munists and Jews.” Expect Vote dents throughout the d ty thto failed to ease the threat of eventual the city, they said, and smoke (The dark little collaboration in a small scale attack such as the Buy Tour Xmas Hosiery Earlyl shortage. Agriculture department Russians have been launching in noomlng. Michael Kuropetro, 52. Of Next Move from one notably large one rose ist’s talk- of volunteer legions— of Hartford, died on the way to officials asserted that present but to almost S.ObO feet. One flier such aa the detachments which W ill K ill Bill Increasing numbers for several 7 0 c lb. ter production was not .^eetlng Cause Chaos Hartford hospital after beiag for Thanksgiving said it was so thick he believed have fought alongside the Ger days. market needs and pointed put that Overnight at Stallngrade at struck by a bus at the OonneedtooS an oil dump was hit. Another mans on the Russian front—sug the WPB slice of nearly 35,000,000 tacks by small enemy groups company yard at 53 Vernon street.. Cheered by Navy’ s Tri said he saw "one big building fall gested that Laval was not pre Motion to Limit De Mrs. Violet Speak, 21, of SuftleML 2 lb. box poimds would be felt in the near Successful Prosecution apart” when a two-ton block were reported beaten off In the Start ,Your future. pared at this time to thrust the died in .Municipal hospital shertijr 5 from our stock of love umph Over Japanese; buster burst on it. nation into a formal state of war bate on Anti-Poll Tax southern outskirts, where ^Red Plan Limitation Order Of Underwriters Like counter-thrusts had taken a after admlHslon from injnriee Ready to Go W^u The first British announcement against the Allies. He did not oel\'ed in a twx>-car collisiaa ea ly pa.'itel shades. Pow However, WPB officials planned ly to Bring Upset. of the foray did not specify the Bill Set for Monday’. height a few hours earlier. Ag- Xmas Shopping $ 1.20 mention the existing French street here Injured In the sama . (Continoed on Page Tea) Army • regiments and the Toulon' accident were Mr*. Jean Rsaas, li^ der Blue, Rose, Aqua, Pearl Harbor, T. H„ Nov. 21— (Conttnued oa\ Pagen-Ten) Washington, Nov. 21—(vP)— The (Continued on Page Ten) NOW! FRESH >80ASTED, SALTED (g>)—Tha United States Marines on Atlanta, Nov. 21—(>P)—Success based fleet which still take orders Mountain Road, SuffleM; Edwia Green. Also the darker Guadalcanal, cheered by the ful prosecutio:: of the govehi- from Vichy.) , Senate prepared to go through MichaelowHkI, 19, Thompoonytlla Navy’s great-, triumph over the ments anti-trust Indictment would Treasury Balance Blameii' Roqoe^'clt the motions today of debating and .Vlfiedl Yacovone, Wetheta-- result in “chaos, and confusion,’ In his 15-minute speech Laval field. Erva Tlkkena, 24. Hartfohk shades of Soldisr Japanese fleet last week-end are M ore Farm abolishment of state poll taxes as Shop In M IXED N U TS says Lloyd T. Wheeler, manager Washington, Nov .21—(fl»)-^The a.ssured his people again that Pinning Hopes whom Hartford hospital reportefl looking for more islands to con secretary of the association. a prerequisite for voting in Fed- Black, Purple quer. position of the Treasury Nov. 19; Germany would not lose the war. fell from a machine or phM ena There’t a new look to milli In a formal statement issued Reroipts, $29,506,393-.54; ex declared he had tried to maintain er^ elections, although even its while working nt the Edward BnH Cashews — Pecans — Brazil — Lieut. DeWttt Peterkin, first Labor Need last night aftei'>he indictment was supporters conceded the measure On Roosevelt Manchester h ery...an upward, spirit-lift American Naval officer to arrive ' I. penditures, $199,869,133.35; net Co. yard at 10 Hyahope avean% Walnuts 8 9 c lb. ing trend that does wonders returned by a Federal grand Jury balance, $3,464J132,074.99. ' - (Oontlnoed on Page Tea) was marked for the legislative reported to be in “good" oondlUoia $ 2*25 and I here from the Solomons since the here agaiiut the aaaociaUon, 27 graveyard. • • • for your eye-appeal! Derbies, Navy’s victory Nov. 14-15, said he Stores! New Workers Necessary of ita. officers and 198 member Balked by a seven-day filibuster Bloc Opposing 'Nation Sabotenrs .Vnnlhllated cloches, fur pom-pom hats, believed aomer 10,000. Japanese companies. Wheeler contended carried on by senators from south Berlin, (From Germnn Broad- all are dedicated to lovelines.s have been tilled on Guadalcanal. To Meet Food Require that the Supreme court has ruled ern poll tax states, proponents wide Gas Rationing $ 2 .9 8 1 "The Marines and othaf forces
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHE816 r , CO^’N. SATURDAY, NOVEli*8ER 21, 1941 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ MANCHESTER, CONN. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 194* PAGE NINE D PRESS NEW: /3 t ' V V* UiSi a 1 £ Thunder o f War o'clock when the noise in the next Chapter XIX room lapsed suddenly into silence, During the night, the old man, and lifting her head to listen, al ■■k at once she heard from out of EMI Sixtua Andresen died. No ohe was ..with htaa at the time. doors a fatal, distant rumbling When Pastor Aalesen found hlsj Jike thunder. A moment more It body in tho gray light of dawn, was still; then in the restaurant Right Feeding Home Umbrella Repairs PERMANENT FOR GREY HAIR half In bed, half on the floor, as there was a quick commotion. A Now Is Time if with hla dry and withered limbs soldier cried out; chairs scraped We have a special permanent for grey hair. at the last moment be bad tried hack to a shuffling of boots. Means Success to rise, a surge of pity swept up “No, to the left,” somebody , To Spruce Up Come in and let us explain it to you. la him that after so long a life shouted. "Right between those two ths old man had had to do his dy trees.” ing all atone. “How terrible it “Lights out, for God's sake.” A Larsen’s Services One of Weldoji’s Studio Pre-; must have been tor him in the man pounded at the captain's The Best in This Part dark when he called out and no door. ^ pared to Do Your Holi body came.” ^ "Quiet!” Others took up the O f Connecticut. day W ork. order. "Quiet!" I AAd standing by himself In the ------i I bars room, not having dared yet Moon's Feeds make the differ 99 East Center Street to call his wife, the plump-cheeked <3erd went around to the fr(»t' With the approach of the holi- I boy of a pastor ' sensed for the of her derir and waited breathless- ence. That is the statement is day season, wouldn't it be smart i first time In his young life bis own In tbe next room It waa utter sued by Larsen’s Feed SerAce, lo or your part to try and make your agslessly distant but approaching ly still, but she thought she could cated at 38 Depot Square, and self more attractive? For that la hear, like some monstrous ani dMth; he waa frightened, and -ell truer words were never spoken the time of the year when old ac JOHN I. OLSON STORAGE bis knees, and prayed, mal's breathing, the quick breath concerning the proper feeding of quaintances are renewed, and new i “The schoolmaster is dead,” peo ing of 50 men, and now and then poultry. Successful chicken rais Local and Long PLEASANT, BUT POWERFUL, BOSTON IANS—Tlicae »lemMiit ge«UeiB«a te a ple told each other on tbe street. hushed whisper, "Wait. Listen.” ing, as anyone who knows will tell er frienda found. Visiting of Contract Painting campus settinc compose Boston CoIIctc's powerful arid team. Left ta rlghti Carl Lucas, Don CurrI- “ So old Sixtus is really gone. I “Ja. Ja,” somebody cried. you, depends solely upon the cor friends and relatives to your homa Dutance Moving van. A1 Florenllno, Mike Holovak. Fred NaurneU. Charlie Furbnsh. Joe Repko, BUI Commanc, Mlckcp don't believe it." TTiat’s oUra.” rect feeds. You can depend upon calls for you to look your best. Gerd 'flung open the door. At Moon'a Feeds. ConnoUy. Eddie Doherty, Bocco Canale and GU Bonley. . His lean old figure waa as fa What with the many things Interior Decorating Dependable! miliar os the, village fountain, or first sbe could not see in the dark For a good number of years ness, but then she had made out which you have to do, you will the white fences in front of their now, Larsen's Feed Service has more than likely find little time to PHONE 6260 houses. They began telling things tbe black figures of the troops been handling these all-igipbrtant crowded over at' the window. She do (he work yourself. However, Paper Hanging they remembered about him. Moon’s Feeds, and to this date, when you make an appointment at He had been invariably courte went to ner alcove and stood with they have never received any com the. Weldon Beauty Studio, you are THE AUSTIN A. one hand on a wooden poet. plaint concerning them. They sell ous, all the fifty years be had lived placing the task into the hands of 12 Jackson Place CHAMBERS CO with them, as kind to the dirtiest At least 12 miles,” a voice them to men who raise chickens 4 Pictured above is Louis Palluzi, of 48 Bissell street, who Is those who know jiut how to han child Who fell and \ scraped his cried out. for a livelihood and these folks Manchester’s reliable umbrella repair man. Right in his own dle it. Years of experichce upon Phone 4570 68 Hollister S t, Manchester knee on the cobblestones as to the "Look!” know feed .which is superior. home, in spare time, he can fix anything which might be wrong the part of Miss Bernice Juul, who mayor or the village council. They “ What is It?” she asked aloud. Chickens need a good tonic oc with broken and worn out umbrellas. He also sells used um owns and operates the modem had wanted to take up a c
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. ^ONN. SATURDAT, NOVEMBER 21,ll94i MICKEY FINN Worklnf Tt^ther! LANKLEONAIOI Sense and Nonsense T M N lH e vyAR OH.PHIUP— ATM SORRY, BUT ANNA— 1 WAS SHE FEU FOR OfPARTMeiyr is VM SO HAPPy/ItVE BEEN SWORN JU S T GOING TD HAS APPROVED, Buy, Btqr Bonds or Bye-Bye Togo or Tojo, a Jap’a a Jap for On her way out of a cafeteria, BUT YOU C TO SECRECY— SUGOESr th at Freedom—^Wblchf Nothing mat .’that! a amartly-dreMad girl handed the YOUR HAVB4T VET\»^VERJ WIU MYSELPJ ters now Inqr Yletory! Well, my dear, I have carried cashier a slip of paper on which TOLD ME WHATJ say THIS— IT'S you safely over all the rough appear^ the number 1004180. The IT ISi 7 GONNA CHANGE Farmer—Would you like to buy places of life, haven't I? ' cashier glanced at it, sind let the a Jug of elder? Wife—Yes, and 1 don’t think girl pass without paying. Man-^Well—er, ie it ambitious you missed any of them. When the proprietor appeared, aad willing to work? the cashier handed him the note. Lost and Found 1 Automobiles for Sale t 4 Repairing 23 Help W a n M — Female 35 Garden— Farm— Dairy Household Goods 51 Wanted to Rent 6S The gentleman carefully re He studied the numbers frowning- ly, then demanded to know its Manchester FOR SALE-^1940 BVICK coach, PIANO TUNING and repairing. Products 5U moved two cigars from hts upper LOST—ONE BLACK wallet, cor GIRL FOR STENOGRAPHIC and FOR SALE—MAGIC Chef gas WAI^TED TO RENT by 2 adults, The Moentaif After meaning. radio, heater, 15,000 miles. Good Player piano specialty. Jobn vest pocket and placed them on ner Winter and Center. Owner clerical work In mill office. Give FOR SALE— GREEIN Mountain stove, also walnut cheat of draw- 4 or 5 room flat Call 3-0774 be I The Wble kxAed so pretty with all (Jashler—You aee, it reads: Evening Herald tires. Telephone 2-1174. Cockerbam, 28 Bigelow street. the table. Then he opened hla Robert McKeon, 160 Center St. complete details of education and potatoes, field run, not graded, _ era and vanity. Phone 5639 or in- tween 4 and 7 p. m. Its candles all alight; owe nothing for I ate nothing." Tel. 4219. experience in application. Write ' quire at 102 Hbilieter street arms. But the girl did not rush CluBlllcd AdverttHeaienta Reward offered. FOR SALE—1934 CHEVROLET $1.15 per bushel at th« place, lest The family was all there and the Into them. “ You,” she said coldly, Box R-S, Herald'. lOc if you furnish bags. Also yel r.'' OBDnt urn avaras* arurda lo a iina coach, $35.00 for quick sale. tuiltey was a sight! 'have loved before.” Father—Junior, who la the laxi' { teltlals. nombara .and abbraviatlont l o s t —WEDNESDAY night at WANTED TO TUNE, repair and low Globe turnips. Frank V. Wil HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE for Houses for Sale * 72 1 Write Box O, Herald. Ws gathered around the table est boy in your class? l' taaeb aonni aa a »brd and oorapoand dance. Legion ball, new handbag, regulate your piano or player liams, 1632 Tolland Turnpike. sale. Larson, 191 Adams street L^warda aa two worda Idnimam ooai piano. Tel. Manchestei 5052. Help Wanted— Male 36 Buckland. FOR SALBi—JUST OFF Main with many a thankful sigh, Teacher (in physiology class)— Junior—I don’t know Dad. gloves, receipts, currency. Tele FOR SALE—1929 MODE^t A Ford And ate our fill of turttey as well \ \l\ >1a artea ot tbraa llaaa phone 8298 or return 82 Chest street, five room aingle. Occupan Junior, can you give a familiar ex Father—Then you ought. This Jjtn* rataa oar day car tranaiaoi Tudor sedan, good tires • Phone MOWERS SHARPENED, repair WANTED—PAINTERS. Winters FOR s a l e :—:oN E USED Silent aa pumpkin pie. »! nut. Household Goods 51 cy in 30 daya, steam heat, large ample of the human body as it report aays while other boys are *' • fMlaattva ttarab IT, taon 3284 or call at 163 Main street. ed, ahear gidnding, key Bttlng, work for good man. Apply Velvet Glow range burner. In good condi lo t Price less than $6,000. Tenna. But, Oh! The morning after, when adapts itself to changed condi learning their lessons, there is one Caab Charca mill. Cheney Bros. E. Tredennick tion. Will guarantee, $12.00. Tel. our tummys began to hurt! 1930 CHEVROLET COUPE $25, duplicating, vacuum cleanera etc. ATTEai'nON Arthur A. Knbfla. Tel. 5440, 875 tions? who sits in his neat and watches OUT OUR W A Y BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE WITH MAJOR HOOPLE Ji.'eaaaaebtlva; Uaya...i 1 otai » ata overhauled. Braitbwalte, 63 Pearl Inc. O. Curtis, foreman. 8354. Main -treet. Host w« wish we hadn’t eaten any k: • ObnaaeoOaa Daya...l t otalll eta Announcements 1934 Dodge sedan $35, 1935 Ply ' FURNITURE Junior—Yes-sum. My aunt gain the rest. street. more of that dessert! Junior—Oh, that’s the teacher, K* K t ...... o'*"* o'» mouth sedan $65, 1935 C^hivrolet WANTED—BY THE Center Res BARGAIN HUNTERS! ed SO pounds in a year, and her FOR- RENT— LATEST TYPE FOR s a l e :—3 PIEC^E mahogany FOR SALE—ATTRACmVE well —Ann Rose. MaMOl QUriE ALL 1 AGkED W E6AD,BAiCrER' VIE PROBASIX SHALL ^ e l l , th a t o u g h t t o All ordart for irrarolai inarrtlona sedan $125, 1939 Plymouth coupe taurant, a dish washer, $22 a 3 ROOM OUTFIT skin never cracked. Dad! NO,hJOf *111 ba ebaraad at tha ona tiroa rata hospital bed, for home use. Rates SAWS OF ALL KINDS ffled, aet, —$139.00— bedroom suite, also bird cage with landscaped 3 year old 6 room YEAR/n OMLY euOWB FPLAiHIN CARDS BE. LEANING TVAlS SHODDY b^E\6HQ0R- PUT THE LAMP O P ASeaelal rataa for long lartn avary reasonable. Call Kemp's Inc. Tel. $395, 1938 Packard sedan $495, ana repaired,^ cord woofl saws week, 6 days, good hours. stand. Inquire 122 Maple or tele aingle, tile bath, downstaira lava Mrs. Perry—My daughter comes day advartialng glvan upon raqoaat 1939 Pontiac sedan $645. Brun Just the furniture you will need to ELEWBblYriOsnHS A Ahf TAMNfWALKS HOOD SHOP31.S FOR A (AOftEr REFIK^EO K i^OVJLECXSE IH ATtnrAU] 668U. gummed, power and hand lawn phone 6235. tory, 2 fireplaces, completely mod out this week. ■’ Ada ordarad bafora rha third or ners, 80 Oakland street. Open WANTED—KITCHEN HELPER start your own home FUNNY BUSINESS YEAJa-SOWlMBN WAS AJLLTKFUM LOCALE/-^THE DULL AtMOSPHERE 'BLAjCKOOT/— JUST WHATJ -dflh day will oa charged only for mowers overhauled, and aharp- em, 2 minutea from bus line. Call Mrs. Harry— How strange! So evening. Tel. 5191. and dishwasher, 6 days, good Living Room consists of 3 pc. liv BREIAKING UP HOME. Brand YDiJRE'VKlMNieEV YDUHAVeHeRE/ HEREABOOTS h a r d l y \M0ULD Be 11^ THE NATiOH'S NOIKH ' tba aetnal nnmbai ot tlmea the ad ened. Stored all winter, no extra hours, good pay. Tea Room, 882 ing room suite, 2 end tables, coffee owner at Manchester 740^ does my husband. How long was : apaaarad, charging at the rate earn- Personals charge. Axes, icnives, shears etc new dining room set for sale. 46 WATTu. 1 e e r u p ..At-flat ao atinwanea or rrrnn>'< can 1936 PACKARD sedan, radio, Main street. table, 2 lamps and rug. your daughter in for? Frank got KEEF»1N& VJITH TME DISI^IFIEO POST HEEDS — A sleepwalker! sharpened. Capitol Grinding Oo., Hemlock street, Manchester. three months off for good behav LISTOKIIKT ID A , w in d ^ I EW>ECT TD ASSUME AS A UHE n o d TD TEACH ’EM ' Ita aaade on ala time eda atopped HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT *2-*4 heater, mechanically O. K. $95. CAN BE PURCHASED ' afiar the flfth day 531 LydaU street. TeL 7958. ior. eETDawfls9v YOU/ TKACKEptf — HMP, YAE./— HDWTDcv&I^ORE; No “tin forhida” : diaolay llnea not lb., any quantity, 10 inches or Terms. No trade. 1937 Dodge SEPARATELY FOR s a l e :—tlAND Crocheted Marines Talk W H G D /j sedan, radio, heater, perfect Help Wanted— Male or bedspread, original design, $36 FILLINe FOR. ONiE OF TWE longer. Arranjay’s, 34 West 20th, NEW X)NVERTIBLE TOPS, cel —$69.60— Mra. Youngbride — Our cook T H R ^ **^^ba Herald will not be reaponaibie throughout, $3^5. T e ^ s . No Female 37 Bedroom conaista df bed, dresser, cash. 40 Kensington street. Tele Tor more than one incorrect Inaer- New York. luloid replaced In curtaina, all says those eggs you sent yester AAANiS LAM6DA6ES/1 trades. Tel. 416S. ' - ' kinds of leather work. Chaa. Lak- cheat, sturdy springs, comfortable phone 6026. Of Next Move tloa of any advarnaement ordered WANTED—MAN AND woman to day were quite old. . ^ R A F T E D ^ tor aiara than ona time ing, 90 Cambridge street. Tele mattress, 2 pillows, night table, Farmer — Very, very sorry, The laadvartent omiaaion ot in- Automobiles for Sale 4 work in Manchester Laundry. 72 ^jHSTkucr-, phone 4(40. night table lamp, 3 pc, Lucite (Continued from Page One) ma'am. They were the best we •orract poblleatlon ot advartlaing Business Services Offered 13 Maple street. dresser set Machinery and Tools 52 ORS/ | . Vlll he ractllled only by oancellaimn FOR SALE—1937 DESOTO sedan. REPAIRING AND REFINISHING could get. You see. all the young ','ar the charge made for the aerelce SAWS, KNIVES, scissors special CAN BE PURCHASED a Q In fair condition. Priced very chairs, caning, splint rush or OLIVER MANURE apreaders, the Japs on Guadalcanal on the chickens have been killed off, so ■ ffawdarod ly sharpened. Bring your old SEPARATELY time." '' ’ All advartiaamania muai eonturm reasonable. Call 2-0578 after 6 reed. Edward E. Fish,. 104 Chest Situations Wanted— lime sowera, Oliver “60" tractors, the old hens are the only ones left knives and have them re-made —$69.50— tn gtyla, copy and typography with p. m. nut street. Telephone 3688. Male 39 used Case tractor on rubber. Dub Most of the action against Japa to do the laying. . 'radufaitnna enrorcad hv the punilah- like new. Frank Farr, 120 C3iar- Kitchen consist of sturdy table, 4 lin Tractor CXimpany, Willlman- nese land forces on the Island has t^gra-and they reaerye the right to ter Oak street. edit, rewlae o' relact any copy eon- ELDERLY MAN will do plain chairs and dishes. tic. been In the deep valea and on the The government is better pro ridges of the west front. tection for your money than the f V 1 |r gldered objtcilonabla ATTEN-nON HO^E OWNERS. Help Wanted— Female 35 painting and papering at low TERMS ARRANGEb CI/WlliNQ HiUJRH—Claaaillad ada DO YOU HAVE ADE4(CATE cost Phone 8819 evenings. Buy U S. Bonds and War Stamps FOR SALE— f a r m tools of all “The Marinea could catch bunch mattress or old sock. Invest in j Cd ha ddbliahed aame day muai he Now is the time to re-roof and descriptions, wagons, harnesses, war stamps and bonds. They are INSlTRANCEr ALBERT'S es of Japs, 300 at a time. In the I - raoglyad by IT o'clock noon Satur- re-side your home. Under no chains etc. E. W. Atwood, Lake iralea and wipe them out. KUIing safe. IBM dava to *" obligations for our estiiiiate. We GIRL OR WOslAN wanted. New FURNITURE CO. 1 w a r ' See Model Laundry. Summit street Live Stock— Vehicles 42 street. Telephone 6217.' a thousand in one night In one guarantee all work, and we are 43 Xllyn St—Hartford- ISONOSj Telephone Youi W-ant Ade McHINNEV BROTHERS sector is not unusual. We killed a Girl—If wishes came true, what atm able to quote the old prices, WANTED-.LADY to sUy with C!ar, bus or train expehses refund I would be your first? Ads ars accsuivd ovni iliv i«is- SOS Slain St., Stanelwater, Conn. ed on purchase of above merchan. Hell of a lot. I don't know how Ai IAS CUAHUfa; Ra TK civtn as there have been no advances in young woman nights from 10 p. FOR SALE -SADDLE HORSE. Wanted— To Buy 58 many died In the brush,” peterkin Soldier—I would wish—Ah, If Telephone SOM or 1432 disc. y'AbOSS - AS A OODVtOStOCS to-AdvAr* our prices. Write or Phone Bur m. to 7 a- m. temporarily. 80 Phone 7562. said. j only I dared to tell you! \ tlssn bai tbs CAdH RATIOS will bs ton Insulating Oo., 180 North Ox WANTED TO BUY youth bed; .'AACAptsd AS rui>L Pa y m e n t it Main. Telephone 2-0559. HIGH GRADE VENE^nAN blinds also high four posted maple bed. Sight o r Prisoner OddHy Girl—Go on, go on! What do ^ BAId At tbs businnss offies on ot bs* ford street, Hartford, Oonn. Tel. 1 you think I brought up wishing for# tbs ssvsnth dat following ths 32-4515 or Manchester 3309 eve- sold for as little as 50c. weekly. Write Box B. Herald. , The sight of a prisoner oii tha WANTED- -GIRL TO work at Poultry and Supplies Samples furnished on request. for? ■ drst tviBsrtton ot sarh ad oibsrwiss nlngA soda fountain. Good salary. Ap island la an oddity, Peterkin stat tbs CHARGE KATE will bs eo|lsct. Allen Hitchcocky FOR SALE—FRYERS, roasters, Tel. 8819 evenings. ed, for “almost no prisoners are ad. No rasDonslhlltty fot srrors in & ply Mack, at Weldon's, 901 Main WANTED—BOY'S USED amall THE taispnoosii sds will bs assomsd snd street. live or dressed. Manchester FALL HOUSE CLEANING Ume taken by either side. 4^ Inc. sited bicycle. Telephone 8732. “When the Japs rush, they yell ' aWJfxm 'PROFE&SOR^i tbair Aooarsc^ oannot bs gtisran* Heating— Plumbing— Chicks. 136 Summer street. Tele-) is often the time new floor-cover tasd in English, 'Blood for the em n Rooffng 17 WANTED—WOMAN to do house phone 6971. ings are needed. We have just re- TURN YOUR METAL and raga Gosw.' WHAT A GUY WO V BORN THIRTY YEARS TOO SOOM 11-21 Manchester Office: peror; come out. Marines, you're l.wn'jxT. >^21 Index of CbMiflcntlona work, adult family. Stay or go celved a large shipment of new Into money. (No market ' for OO *fc G tr W DOUGH T'fiuy home nights. Apply 94 Spruce be paper). Ceiling prices paid. Wm. licked.’ There seems to be a lot ■lytha A 953 Main St. Tel. 3301 JOHN CLARK, Plumbing and FOR SALE—HEAVY fowl., In- patterns. Marbles, tiles and hard WAR SAVINGS BONOf *This is a Wis<»ns1n turkey that lost weight en r o u te - ■hfagaananta w Heating. Repaint and jobbing. tween 5 and 8 p. m. or phone Ostrin,iky. 182 Biasell street. TeL of American-educated Japanese ' Miarrlagaa t. quire 287 Oaklamd street. wood imitations. Patterns suit lie was put off at Chicago as a non-essential passenger Willlnwntic Office: Tel. 3233. 37 Hollister street. 7340. 5879. among the snipers. They're always BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Dirty Work BY EDGAR MARTIN ^ Oaatbs ...... D able for any room. Come In and shouting in English from the n^Gard of Thanka a- 824 Mala S t Tel. 1935 NATIVE TURKEYS—LIVE OR look them over. You can always - and had to walk the rest of the way!*' S A LESLADIES—Full and part trees.” , dressed. Clyde Marshall, Bolton buy for less at Montgomery Ward ~ r ^(.oar aad roiind .••••••••••*•• I Moving— Trucking— time. Ehcperlence not essential, Rooms Withont Board 59 TVK’L'RE W V'b'. I', TV\ \ 6 VAiAV \jQSi\V^ 1 paaoaninata T Notch. Tel. 4052. Co. But the Marinea don't take the HIV? REAL ESTATE LISTING Storage 2U over 18 years of age. Write Box Japs! word for it that the Leather SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH (ERA’S T V E \rUta—Nnraerlea ...... KEY PUNCH OPERATOR The 1940 soybean production has Durant Street. 5-room du 8-ACRE TRUCK GARDEN cage, all wire. 8x4, 6 apartments, I seen at 81 Avondale Road, off FOR RENT—ONE ROOM with Oiraotora ...... brass kettle. 150 years old. Zim- Woodbridge street. been estimated at 81,000,000 bush -Flashing—Roofing plex. All Improveinenta. Lot FARM — 6 • room house. double bed, near bath and shower On Tabulating Equipment. mermen's, Lake street. els, or 6,000,000 leas than in the has IS’ frontage. S. P. $5,200. Barn and chicken coop. Can bath, hot water at all times. For 'Oraaainaking ... D. P. 81.000. Also preceding year. iklag—etoraga be bought as rent. Small FOR SALE^-FOLDING baby car Baby Bunting couple or two girls. Call 5040. iBMr Sarrlea ... .M- amount down and then Experienced Billing Clerk riage, dark brown with white HOLD EVERYTHING aaweeeaei TEmSer Street Section. 6- tires, sturdily constructed and in FOR RES4T—LARGE room, twin laal Sarrloaa ...... monthly payments.______I beds, nice private home. Couple room single. 2 years old. Sun- By Hartford Manufacturer. excellent condition. 4 Hudson St. i Notice of irtag—Oyaing—Claaning . . xe parlor. Fireplace. Downstairs Write giving full dctail.s as or gentlemen. Board opUonaL cow. iwevNM'stevict. me. t m. mc. u. s. p*t. it uooda and Sarrloa . . . . . ST lavatory. Ready for immediate On State Highway in Bol Tel. 2-1174. >Bualnaas Sarelea . « . . I* oocupaacy. S, P. $7,200. D. P. ton — \^2 sere of land. to experience and salary de Garden— Farm— Dairy Dissolution Rdaaatlaaal $1,500. 6-room house. Oil burner. FOR RENT— ROOM, sulUble for aad O a u a a ...... ti sired. Products 5U lady. Apply Apt. 21, Centennial WASH TUBS laatraetlOBa ...... Si Steam heat. Garage and Lifebelts Last Hope BY ROY CRANl ...... TT*A Apts., 58 Chestnut street This la to certify that THE Lydall Street. 6-room single. Address Manufacturer, FOR SALE—FANCY YELLOW ■Drasatio ...... Tg chicken coop. globe turnips at the farm or de LA’THROP STAVE' COAL- N a tid Tnt*~n~V~~* ...... to All Improvementa. 2-car gar M .... WFLATE MX»R ‘ ABWSlsI P rice...... $6,000 HM, acre The Herald. livered. T. W ., Atwood. Lake (COMPANY, a Connecticut corpo age. Acre of land. S. P. $44100. Boarders Wanted 59-A ration doing business in the Town A MAE WESTSl TH« Bka—Mortgakaa . . . t> D. P. fl.OOli. street, telephone 6217. Opportoeltlaa ...... tt 6-ROOM SINGLE—Steam WANTED —MEN AND women of Manchester, County of Hart OLD KITE HAS MORE ay to Loaa ...... tt ford, and State of Connecticut ■ala aad Bltaatlaaa heat. Oil burner. Fire rooihers and boarders, borne cook y ; Wn.ES THAN A M6W0W Waatad—Famala ...... It Woodbridge Street. $-room place. Garage. Off Center ed meals, continuous hot water, has filed a Preliminary Certifleats \ 8UCKET...SHE WON'T eiaatad^ Mala ...... H single. All Improvements. 1-car apd ahowers. 330 Adams street of .Dissolution with the Secretary STAY AFLOAT ___ ^Taatad ...... --H-A garage. Ready for occupancy, street. of State,-dated November 3, 1B4L Waatad—Mala or Famala IT SO da.vx. S. P. $5,500. D. P. L0N(S a'ata Waatad ...... SEE ROOM AND QUALITY meals for All persons or creditors having Juaatlaaa Waatad—Famala ... It $1,000. HELP W AN'aED girls only at reaaonable price. any claim against this corporation eUnatlona Waatad—Mala . . . . It STUART J. WASLEY Central, laundry priTrileges. Call shall present same to O org e C. ‘’Sbaaleymant Aganelaa ' ...... to Real Estate and Insurance ttoa gfoek—Fata—Paaltry— IVcst Section of Manchester. 3408 or 14 Arch street Young Lessner, Esquire, at 821 Main Tafclelaa 1-room honse. All improve State Theater Building FOR WAR WORK Women’s ”V” House. S t, Manchester, on or before .vPeea—sirde——Rlrd*—Fata ...... ai ments. 1-4*r garage. Large lot. Telephone 684$ . 114$ March 2. 1943. . &7a Stoek—^-Vablelaa ^ Foaltry and tSappllas ...... 4S 8. P. $44100. D. P. $500. WE NEED ADDITIONAL EMPLOYEES Suburban for Rent 66 Dated at Manchester this 2nd - f * Wanted —Fata—IVJultry—Stock 44 day of November, 1942.. _ ff-91 > ^ i f, it-31 Far Salw—niaeallaaMaa FOR WAR WORK FOR RENT—2 COTTAOEyS. 2 Raymond L Latbrop, COWL 1M7 SY NtX MXVICX. IWC. T. M. «tC. U. A f«T. Off Artlelas For Sale ...... *t Ford Strret. S-room single. T «.■«.» XW.OT. Boate and Aoceaeorlea ...... 41 Steam heat. Coal humcr. All rooms each, partly furnished in I Dorothy S. Lathrop. Building Materials ...... 47 Improvements. I*rge lot. 8. P. Female: Power sewing machine operators, North Coventry. Bus service. Call A Majority of the Board of Di “That’s right, Private Saoith— “ Don’t pay any nttcnlion lo tiim—he isn’t even old OlaaioBds —WatohBP-.Jewelry 4S $4,800. D. P. $800. Available 8627, or at stone bungalow on rectors of ’The Lathrop & Staye 1 did promise you a furlough!" enough'to be intruded in the coffee ration!’’ Blaetrleal Appllaacei—Radio.. 4t inspectors, spinners, and for miscellaneous Coal Company. Fael and Feed ...... «S-A Dec. 15. FOR SALE Main highway. ' Oafdan—Farm—Dairy Products to 104 WEST CENTER ST. — $ operations. We will train those without Rootabold Goods ...... tt ITOONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX WtA etltVK^E. INC. T. M. etc. U, 8. PAT. « t . W Maeblaery end Toole ...... tf Oak Street Section. 2-fam- rooms.' Single. Bath and lav experience. a oaloal tnetrumepte ...... 53 liy dwelling. (2) 4-room apart' atory. Recreation room In bane Apd Riding' Hood Costume Klee and Store Bouipment . . . t« raents. All improvements except Spaetale.at the Stofet’ ...... t« ment. Cash $1,000. ^ Ev e n t OF THE We e k — t h e S c r a p m e ta l p il e in Mo n u m e n t Wsaiiag Apparel—Fore ...... 57 heat S. P. $1300. D. P. $1,0( Male: General workers in finishing depart ALLEY OOP Roundup! BY V. T. HAMLIN Waatsd—To Buy ...... tt 188 CENTER ST. — 1 rwNllB. X C ir c l e a t e a s t s c u r v e e w as s tr u c k by l ig h tn in g Beeee—neerd—Betelw—nseorte ment, and machinists. BOLTON bathrooms. CeatKiU loeattoK. N022lR.00fi.THAT DEFENSE A T '- v ReetaaTOBte Vacant. Caab $1,000. HE’LL DANS SOON FIND OLTT THAT Roonu Without Board ...... tt Just Off Route $. On tarred MAP AIStT DOWKt HERE BUT H o w THERE A1002V bPV T<5lTTItsJ' HIS MITTS O N 'EM W AS»O J E > Boarders Wanted ...... t t - A road. Over an acre of land. 104 MAIN ST.—S-famDy. Large MAS GOT HIS lTHIKJG.BLrr &ITTIN’AWAY WITH'EM'Qul Country Board—Reeorta...... SO 5-room house with all improve THEM. BV < 5 U M > ^ .g S H W L P ’AKjyBODyf WOPE/> Hotala—Reetaurants ...... SI ments. One-car garage. 8. P. lot. Ideal for a profeaaloaal Cheney Rrothers HAVE OOT rr?? V tTS ON OuR L .______SUMPIIJ MUTHIM' Waiired-T Rooms—Board ...... 6| man. First floor of 6 rooms va t. (SOMEBODVS COME^^^®'-^' LANS — 'MUUIT10J5 Sm I Karate Far Rear $4,000. D. P. $800. Available Emplojrment Bureau — Main Office — Hartford. Road IM HERE AM’ ^ THERE AlIsJ'T BEEnV - ^ MORE/ OMTHlS Apartments. Flats. Tancmenta SI la 30 days. cant. Will net $% on Invest Bulnesa Looattons tor Rant .. 44 ment. Caab 82JI00. ST O L E r r / KJOBOOV IN HERE .. Boubes Fot Rent ...... ft BUT us..rr's im Suburban For Rent ...... th with ribbon binding FRECKLES AND ^ FRIENDS Calling Hi$ Shota BY MERRILL BLOSSER Read Herald Advi. I and. ribbon tiea. Moreover, you can UM thia patterir to make a bunt ing from an old blank^' If you VbUR UNCLE WAS ECCENTRIC, MR. \—, hat t Me b e t t h a t so u r . Hbre'S h o w MUCH 'itXJfeE . RED RYDER 6 y FRED HARMAN W In thff BUddIa bavs'’one to aalyage. Baby cap to ORUGM-E .* AS YOU KNOyV> NE GAVE EVEN N MS WILL. ME GOING TO RBCEIVE/ BZ-ZZ-ZZ/ match Is Includefd. D O ME HAIR. WOULD STAND Pattern N a 8303 Is In 1 aise A W A / M I L L I O N S BEFORff MIS DEATH/ MAD MS UTTLE jQltE BET STRAIGHT UP WHEN AMO LOOK AT r ~ ^ ~ l -----\ d USTfeN? / ©AO TSf SDPfiCODY only. Bunting requires 1 yard M- — ME WAGERBOTHAT WOULD VOU LEARNED Howf YOUR HAIR/ / , f f n DOSNELL't 6PYf StT HE'S *4 VifsiT f O R US A C R O S S ; i t A CERTAIN THING h a p p e n ? MUCH m o n e y HE'D tneh BUjtsrtal, 6 yards ribbon for' r WOULD HAPPEN/ L:8E&4 RYDER? trim. Front closing rsqutrss 81' YOU/ inch sipper, but if xtpper is n HE WAS A BETTING T Air\ svailable pattern directs for/tie MAN, you KNOW/ closing. Cap and bunting quire S-8 yards 85 or lining mstsrlsl. Costume la all dotia la croehstl I tamo (Pattern Na 5890) send 10 For this attracUvh pattern, send Tbs frlUy i)rhlte dress and pantlss cents in Coin, Tour Name and Ad 18 cents, pluscent for postage, and tha snappy 5-inch red caps dress and the Pattern Nuiltber to in coins, w itlfyour name, addfees, snd hood will fit a jointed IS-inch Aime Cabot Tbo Manchester Eve pattern number and siM to The doU or a amall i;$g doU. Vae red ning Herald, lOfl Seventh Avenue, Mandieiter Evening Herald To wool for the cape, odds snd ends Of New York City. Endooe 1 c<^nt day’s 'Pattern Service, 106 7th white o t cream cotton thread for poetage for oabh pattern ordered Avenue, New York, N, Y. the dress. <3iv5 Red Riding Hood a Anne> Cabot’s Fall and Wint( f See the Fall Fashion Book’s narrow blue eatln sash aad hair Album Is now roa<^—tlmaly Kelp, wids variety, of amart patterns— ribbon snd a Uttle yellow basket for warn knit and crocbetec gar before you win'd up your fall' sew Then hang her on the Oiriatmsa ments, patch Tgork''Ideas, quilts, INC ing campaign. Send for your copy tree to delight a tiny girt! sxbroldsriss—Chrlstinsa preaent tpday. 15c. Order it with a 15c .T o obtain complete crochet Saad for your copy pattm for' 2Sc plus Ic for post Instructions for thq,j' ;win- ' ~ 1 L - 8ATURDAT. NOVEMBER tl. 1941 iOittirbrBtfr Stm iino H m tO '’s ./ ATcrsff* Dfifly dreahtloii Th* Wwthcr For toe Month ef Oetoher, 1343 Fosecost ef 0. 8. Vfentoer Rarian A patriotic program will ba ed to report for service he noted given in Pulaald haU tomorrow down two or three numbers on the Benefit Show see. I About Town afternoon a t three o’clock, honor Heard Along Main Street 7,696 Warmer tonight, into begtantog.. U-i ' __ ing the great o f thla country and One day he was unpacking am munition In El Paso, Texas, and Time for the Annual Event— Blember ef toe Andtt ' IwuFmun JtPraUI after asUtalght. M M M b M b* NOi as, X. O. Poland, namely Waahington and b' Adds to Fund stiange aa it may seem he came o f Ob. iintiens U u tta TCfolu^ >n«*t- Pllaudski. Lincoln, Pulaaki and And on Some of Manche$ter*» Side StreeUt Too Itoiiian tM M T ta*n MPM*r amnliig other*. Appropriate songa and acroes one o f the very cases he had Support a ^orthy Cause! Manchester—-A CUy of Village Charm racltatlona wiU be preaented. The packed back in the munitions plant at hia home town! oration wUl be by Rev. Paul Koa- Mobile Tank to Receive Ike”- la a genial chap. Hd* muat1t>Negroes from Hartford. They were T ^ be to-belong to the Manchester ! not trained, however, and the local PRICE THREE CENTB^ ■MMCltar on J«w - lowaki of New Britain. Another Goodly Sum from High (ClasaUled A dvaitM ag oa P ag* U ) MANCHESTER, CONNn MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23,1942 (FOURTEEN PAGES) a p ^ er will be Rev. Louie Kaco- Fire department and fo r some laundry had to teach them what Now that there’s femininity In VOL. L X n , NO. 46 BT, AMonwy Irv- police headquarters a "No Admit Hospital Auxiliary Dance rowaki of Waterbury, a former time now, be haa felt that he “ b e-! to do. Then after they had obtain- WOI b* a t the Tem< School Performance. tance" sign haa gone up on the (Semi-Formal) porior of St. John’s church, which longs" to the gang at the fire- ed their experience here they went BiMI t M o m Sunday Novein- ______door leading to this room where ia aponsorlng the service. A social house. But it’s a peculiar breed, i after jobs in laundries in Hartford as t* ft** • laetura tm tb* A second performance by Sock north of the tracks. It takes more ' time will follow and light refresh- near their homes. They got th^ ‘V** youbR lady works. No longer and Buskin of Allan Martin’a “ •" - do the court officials and police ____ ^ manU will ba served by the wom than five years to get really close! jobs in Hartford, too, leaving the HOTEL BOND BALLROOM "Smilin' Through,’* this one a bene officers gather In that room and en of the church. A ll Polish peo to them. {local tnan holding the bag aa far (H artford) Oio*B MA 4 fl( 111* Itomorial fit for the Mobile Canteen Fund, apin yama. r | b —S $ Womaa’a A «dU aty. Mra. ple of the pommimlty will be wel Just to prove that statement, | as their usefulnesa to him was was given at the High school audi here is what happened the oth er, concerned. ^ W n a a KBottld*, lMuI«r, wlU come. torium last evening before a large ’The office bachelor was out with vaaiat Monday afternoon at the night. When the department held j ------ainst and appreciative audience. new blonde bimmer the other FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27 'i H l i l t n M a n S m o f Group > wUl its anniversary aometlme ago they 1 Local units of the Cbast Artil- Private Stanley J. Klrka. son of *rhe four principals, Joan Todd, had a number of printed tickets | lery give the men 24-hour passes night and he was telling her that JolB Siam.X Mrs. Sarah Kirlca, of 118 Oak Douglas Phelps, James Britton and that carried some svwell prizes. | quite frequently and therein Ilea he’d go thi-ough anything fo r her. ’nCKETTS 82.50 PER COUPLE street, has r«e n tly arrived at Basil Nodden,--played their roles Now the department ia holding an- a problem that some Manchester ■’O. K.,’’ ahe said, "let’s start on Available from Auxiliary members, or with your table LIOB OOrRAM Camp CYoft, South Carolina, an with a sympathetic understanding other raffle, and by coincidence, people might help solve. The sol your bank roll.” Little did she reservation by dialing 4348 or 3390. i ______« Aa Qaeea ASea) infantry replacement center. He and a degree of finesse that would the tickets are the same color and diers stationed here are often know that he was figuring right gpotrrcAL MJEDron has been assigned to C Company, have done credit to older and more size aa those used on,the anniver times at loss to know what to do then on touching the bartender No Cover Charge for Ballroom Tables. ~ Deeglrter e l a Seieatb Sen S7th Battalion, to receive his ba seasoned actors. Phelps and Brit sary event. One of the members on the 24 hours leave. ’They go to fo r a little space on the cuff. Ian Wtttia Vaa sic training. ton were excellent in the parts of showed "Ike” the present day Hartford to see a show or go to a Not Necessary To Be Present At Dance To Participate Thousands of Nazis Are Put to Routl . OaSy, taebadlBg Sunday, the two old men. whose amiable ticket and announced that he was USO jriance, but when it comes And, Beezy, the column’s little In Drawing of lA .ILtaSP.il. OrByAppoli^ quarrellinR is one of the high going to buy the whole book. time to steep they have to coine Jitterbug, says " I f most of the r ------M a t h tSe Santa* af the Paa> lights of the play. Nodden made Would "Ik e " write in hie name? right back here to their army boys could read a girl’s mind the TWO $’25.00 W'AR BOND PRIZES! H*i as Paan. YMCA Schedule O f course be would. bunks. They would enjoy nothing consumption of. gasoline would I Steeel, B aitloi* Ceea. an ideal young lover, and was con vincing, too, as the Jealous suitor Picking up the latest edition be better than a good night’s sleep In drop off 60 per cent!” So to aid In Army Arrives at Guadalcanal Monday who had brought tragedy into the excused himself, and changed to good bed—far from the noises the war—why not every wolf a 13:18— Kiwanla Limcheon. early scenea of the story. the old book. "Ik e " had the twelve of changing shlfta of soldier* So mind-reader! British, with Yankee ticketa most done when he glanc loc^ folks who have a spare bed Reds’ Counter-Drive 8:30-4:80- Grade School Bas P*K Portrayfid Perfectly ed down at the list of prises. room could do something for the This column and its author "A . ketball League. Joan Todd was perfectly fitted "Omlgosh," said “ Ike,” "how REAL ESTATE 8:15-6 :80—Business Men’s Gym for her dual role of Kathleen Dun .soldiers by inviting them to eom* Non.” have been called all sorts can you give away theiM prizes? of things, and also received a few Class. gannon and Moonyeen Clare. She to their homes for a night’s rest. Look," he said, "here’s 50 pounds compliments, but it remained for P a rch aM 6:30-7:30—Boys (12-16> Gym. was sensitive to all the many shad of sugar, 50 gallons of fuel or the book notes column in the New 6:30-7:30—Boys (7-12V Wood ings of humor and pathos, and A week or so ago The Herald BUY WAR BONDS AND^AM PS And French Support, That Home From range oil, five gallons o f gas and a carried a picture of a young lad York Times to give the real low- Forces Foe to Flee; work. managed the alight Irish accent change of oil. Where are you get who had been op in Maine on down on "anon” : Here’s what it 7:30-8:80 — Junior Basketball in a delightful way. "The support ARTHUR A. ting the coupons to do all this?" hunting expedition. A deer and a said: "That long-lasting author Ve Have Over-the-Cimnter Stamp practice, Eagles. ing cast, previously spoken o f in ” 0. K. sucker,” said the regular bear were pictured draped over anon.” holds up well in a chang 8:80-9:30 — Senior Basketball the Herald, all acted with poise and Service at All Times north ender, “ look at the date on the front o f the car. The young ing literary scene. 'The latest ■re-ration era. The day after the photo appear " A Treasury o f the Familiar," core. vocal soloists, and Richard ed In The Herald .. woman who re where be is represented by more Turkington, violinist, furnished fused to identify herself called the TRY Radio in Allied-Hclii| Despite the talk around town it than 60 references, considerably Greatest Soviet Offen music both between the acts and seems now that local people are editorial rooms. She said she had more than Shakespeare or the Bi back stage during one scene, which Mprocco Reports PriB*l RBYMANDER’S f o o d ------BETTER THAN EVERI going to be allowed to rent houses but two questions to ask with re ble rated." sive of Year Adds Cripps Is Dropped , Stuttgart Attacked did much to set the mood of the in the Federa. project between gard to the picture and the young A. Non. oners Already Capal HAVE A GOOD TIME — DINE AND DANCE! play. The audience was delighted West Center street and Hartford fellow’s hunting expedition. She The New Aero New Casualties to' TODAY WE FEATURE ’’ to hear “Smilin’ Through,’’ ’’L«ng, road. Some local people have final asked: "First, where did he get lured as Result o fl Long A go," "Ben Bolt" and two ly been approved for the houses, the gasoline to make the that 28,000 Reported Slain From War Cabinet By Strong Air Force CHICKEN CACCTATORE or three favorites of First World but in most cases they are families long trip into Maine, and second, To Speak on Art Attack; Berlin Hinttl if he’s such a good shot why isn’t And Captured in DeUdow Bronera Roost Prime Ribs o f ^ f W ar days. that have received eviction notices Rommel Has Traiutel Well Designed 8e< and must have some place to live. he in the A rm y?” Becomes Minister o f Air- O y s te rs and Clams Veal Cutlets Steaks and Chops 'The woman ended the conversa At High School Past Few Days After Ofcwr^ion British Force The set, which was used with Maybe the evicted local people Gestapo Sent ferred Headqui varied lighting in all three acta, are now under the ’’inter-migrant" tion before we could offer an ex Stalingrad Besieged craft Production at Of British Raid Re w*8 beautifully designed In every claasifleation. ' planation. BINGO To Tunisian SPetor*! On Tuesday, November 24, at Reynittiidcr^s RestaiiFant detail. It consisted of a brick and Those who have gone to the At Vainly fo r 3 Months. Behest of Churchillt veals Results Good; Rommel Units plaster cottage - with a high red project office to get information The "soldier* pick-up station o’clock, Charles Marshall Rob To Hold Italy Fine’Wines, Liquors and Beer ertson, Jr., w ill speak at a Voca< i At Odds with Others, Ten Bombers Missing. chimney, a garden wall on which have learned that some of the has been placed at the Center, but, London, Nov. 23.- tional Guidance meeting to be Moscow, Nov. 23.—(/P)— 86-87 Oak Street \ Telephone 3922 roses were growing, a realistic houses will be ready the first of it’s on the wrong side of the high The British First Army, held in the Art Studio at Man To Withdraw cedar tree, a tiny fiower bed. and December and others by the 15th. way. The bench, and ?ign are al A mighty Red Arm y counter- In Nazi Reins London, Nov. 23.— (/P)— London, Nov. 23.— (JF)— American and French sui chester High school. It was ex The Army & Navy Club the "little gate” of the song. Rental fees run from $36 to $47 a most in front oi the police sta offensive sprung from the pected that his timely talk on ' Sir Stafford Cripps, regarded The German industrial and port, was reported today month, payable a month in ad tion. Most soldiers looking for 0,.- ' Sock and Bi\skln members and A rt—Its Relationship to the War nonnwesi.northwest anaand »uumsouth uxof omi Sta- „ . R ., S lJ im r as the Number 'twoTwo man in communications center of vance. And it is necessary to pay rides at tha Center are going to Axis Troops South o f have launched a big attacki the faculty director. Miss Helen Effort” will be well attended, as an additional 85 a month fo r the wards Hartford and, naturally, lingrad haa put thousan^ of ® the British government Stuttgart was attacked last against the German-Itali Page, are to be especially con was his lecture last year. Every Saturday Night Agedakia Retreat; Pre first six months to cover any dam wouldn’t be on the south side of Germans to rout, the Rus Coastal Fortifications; few months ago, dropped night by a strong force of gratulated at their being able to Mr. Robertson comes from positions in the defense age the occupants may do to the the road. We had noped that an At 8:15 P. M. sians reported today, and the produce a play this year in the Pratt Institute in New York, Separate Peace Move- from the war cabinet today British bombers, and the Air sumably Toward El meter of Bizerte anil premises. When the occupant other "pick-up” bench would' be OC GRILL face o f ao many handicaps— the placed on the north eide. W e also where he is an Instructor as well Nazi forces which have be- I fo become minister of air- Ministry said that low-level where Marshal Erwin, Rot moves out the additional fee ia Agheila; Planes Active fact that most of the cast have would like to see a sign some dis aieg^ the Volga city vainly ment| Re p o rts Started. production at Prime *1THBRE GOOD FELLOWS GET TOGETHER” either paid back in full or, if dam as asslstimt executive administra observation showed that the mel, one-time German maoter regular outside jobs; the shortage tance along the street reading fer tkraa bloody montha were plc- Afrlcan-desert warfare, wa# age haa occurred, an amount to tor in the department of Art Eldu Minister Churchill’s behest. results were good. “ Ten of of materials; the many conflicting Soldiers’ pickup station 100 yards cation. Climaxing a course taken tuiad oa facing dlaastrous enclr- London, Nov. 23.— OP)— A series Cairo, Nov. 23— The British to be in command with perlia^ cover the repair coat ia deducted. For some time, Britiah political our bombers are missing,” the activities. Hie choice' of play was ahead. Give* a soldier a ride” . in Industrial Camouflage, Mr. clemant. B r ^ e n German divlsiona Eighth Army engaging the' rem part of hie Africa cotpa. The' DUm AND DANCE When rent appUcanU s i ^ up $200 IN PRIZES o f roundabout and unconfirmed observers said, there had been re ministry said. Fighter Command a happy one; in theae sober and war* dactored fleeing acroes the dlo in Allied-held Morocco their applications are forwarded to Robertson has recently been made reports from the continent and ports that Sir Stafford had failed airtnfft were reported to have at- nants of Field Marshal Erwin To the Lfltfaif Tunes of hurried days "Smilin’ 'Through" fr o ^ abeppea befor* the surge of prisoners already had the F H A in Waahington. ’Then 'The next time there is a black consultant on camouflage. - (20) $5.00 GAMES (3) $10.00 GAMES to see eye to eye with his feUow tSLCked freight trains In northern Rommel’s retreating forces In the S' offered two pleasant hours o f the Sample of studenta’ art work Russtan Infantrymen, guns and the Near Blast said today that brought in as a result o f the : verification of the fact that the out the entire town, including the ( 1) $20.00 GAME (1) $50.00 GAME cabinet members. They aaaerted France and fired an Axis supply Irish humor and wistfullness that tanka |n the greatest Soviet offen- Adolf HiUer had sent 60,000 Agedabia region forced them to ish attack which the AlUea a n d h is head of the fam ily ia in a war in- "dummy" cops *V the Square, Cen done at P ratt Institute w ill be on also that in hia position ss leader ship in the English channel, fur D O N M A C has made It one of the best loved slvo of the year, adding new coo- withdraw yesterday, the British been preparing for a week, dustry ia made through the em ter and south terminus w ill be display in the studi> at the time ALL FOR ONE DOLLAR! “ tourists" and squads of Gestapo of the House of Commons he hod ther blows agatost Adolf Hitler’s plays in many years. iiaiHaa to tb* 38,000 NsxU report announced today. Berlin broadcasts ~htoted covered over. During the last test o i the talk- agents into Italy to prop up sag- been unhappy and unpopular wito crippled transport systems. The club expressed Its apprecla. ployer. Then the appUcation goes ed killed and captured In the paat Axis troops disposed south of Rommel had transferred hte : RHYTHM MASTERS an alert warden noticed that the ’There will he no admission Ample ParkinR in Rear of Club. ging-Fasclst moral* and to build tion fo r Miss Page’s work iu coach back to Washington for final ap some "members. Canadian* Participate la Bald the village were forced to with quarters a»d perhaps some of : D B U dO U B fXXIDS ~ MODEST PRICES! proval. Then you can have your blinker lights were blinking on the charge. Everyone Interested is few d a y * hurriedly coastal fortifleations To Meet Serious Need when Douglas Phelps its president Canadians participated in the draw, preaumably toward El Libyan forces to Tunisia. traffic standards all through the cordially InvitM to attend this omclal Stoiy ef Dvfv* against possible Allied invasion. CJhurchlll, however. In asking ■M l DpoHwu Roost Ham Veal Cutlets presented her with a large bou house. It ia quite a circuitous route Stuttgart raid. Agheila, the communique said. Attecka Growing to VIolc teat. N ow the department is go meeting. Tass, the Russian news agency, quet of roses during last night’s some folks have to take to move Here Is ths story of the drive, that Sir Stafford take the minis Dragging his bag across the sand, this American soldier was The bombers were reported by Bombers Pound Tripoli Previously the Britiati jnoil BeM Chow Mein Roast Turkey ing to put oil cloth covers over the and diplomatic sources In Ankara try o f aircraft production, sold bis curtain call. from one section of town to an as given In official Soviet sn- among the first to arrive on Guadalcanal island in the Solomon* Sergt. Robert Donald of CJalgary American forces which blinkers. , were the sources o f \these reports, American-built Liberator four- Fine When — Liquors and Beer other. But the winter is coming on nouncementa and In warfront dis- proposal was “conceived solely to where fomerly the Marines had maintained U. 8. positions alone. to have "started gorgeoua fires. streamed across North Afrie* i while Reuter* British news agen motored bombers, flown by British fast and it’s best to have a roof pgtobas: meet a most serious war need.” This Marine Corps picture is the first released of soldiers on Guadal- “The town was just criss-cross hundreds of miles in a roc* to SO O iA Street Tel. 3894 to get under. ’There is one thing certain about cy, distributed another dispatch It was on questions of post-war airmen but operating under the U. canaL ed with incendiaries,” said the control of Tunisia’s middle r l - Critic to Lecture ration coupons and tire registra ; iUready some 15,000 Germans from the Turkish capital quoting S. Bomber Command, meanwhile social and economic reforms that young commissioned officer, who terranean bases were report* tion. A good many more men hav* been killed and more than recent arrivals from Italy as say pounded Tripoli for the third time W e heard a story about one of Cripps was reported to have dis flies with a Lancaster squadron of have tested the defenses to know their license and engine 13,000 capture^ stnoe the R u » ing a movement for a separate m two daya with bea'vy explosive* Before Local Club our soldier boys the other day agreed with bis colleagues in the the R.A.F. northern tip of the French pr numbers than ever before. I t ’a go rfana sprang their driva ^ le Ger peace hod been started under A United States communique that must have proved embarrass war cabinet. torate, and Radio Morocco ing to be a tough job to remem man baslager* of Stalingrad hav* leadership of Marshal Bietro Ba- Because of other shifts, the left The Berlin radio quoted a DNB said hits were scored on the mole The program committee of the ing for somebody In hia outfit__if H«r«'6 a way to beafl placed In a perlloua position, dispatch which said incendiary at the port, which Is Rommel' an Allied spokesman as not himself. ber the tire number* though. dogllo, Mussolini’s "unofficial op ist representation in the war cabi Manchester Mothers Club, of You Business Men and the German forces in the Cau- Airmen Battle Jap bombs had caused slight damage base, and fires and explosions were their attacks were growing to ' ponent." net was not reduced by his wlth- which Mrs. Robert Leslie Cooper is He was working on a construc got rid of lence. Recently we remarked on the casUB are being held to a atand- The tourists were alleged toldrawal, but the' Conservative in one town of southern Germany, observed. The attack, made early 44th Annual chairman, feels confident in pre tion job at camp and got a splin The broadcast said that long arm of coincidence”. Our otill as the Utter Russian winter have been filtering into Italy for | Times, which became a Cripps’ but did not Identify the target. Sunday, followed those by B-23s, senting Mrs. May Bradshaw Hays ter in one finger. He was told to go clash occurred. 22 miles south sets in. the past three months, while Tass booster after his return from a The capital of Wuerttemberg flown by Americans, day and night to the hospital and have It taken story brought to ligh a coinci the coast and that the en as the guest speaker for the No dence story in which one of the MONEY The S talin grad offensive said the Gestapo men had been successful term as ambassador to Units Making Last province. Stuttgart lies approxi- on Saturday. vember meeting Monday evening care of. When he reported at the remained indecisive.” soldiers stationed here featured. Btrstebad. two arms around the ______rushed in_____ following___ ^ Allied sue- Soviet Russia, said: matciy 400 miles southeast o i Do As the Eighth Army advance at the South Methodist church, the hospital the splinter was carefully Of Middle Age! continued. Allied Air, Forces were Allied spokeemen were quo Firemieii's Gennons still holding position* in I m north Africa. removed and the wound in the skin Before the wer—or rather be^^ “The withdrawal from the war ver. A center of aviation and members will enjoy a stimulating fore this particular aoidier entered Stalingrad and placed the R i^ Vattcan Asked to Mediate cabinet of a minister peculiarly Increasingly active against the treated. Then he was put to bed PROBLEMS electrical Industries, It was at (Continued on Page Fanr) lecture by one who speaks with al- the service he worked in a muni siana astride two important raU-l According to the Reuters ac- tdentlfled------In.- the - .public mind with enemy’s air, land and sea com in the hospital. tacked three nights In succession Dance thorlty on current books. They tions plant somewhere in the mid- w ay lines used by the Germans to I count, an anti-Fasclst group head- these claims upon the future will Stand on Beaches munications. The main hub of Well, back in his company. n o by the R. A. F. last May. will not only be able tb take home <0 west. He often wondered where With a loan from Rsismif supply these fo rce* I ed by Badoglio, the conqueror of I Increase, rather than relax, the Submarine and aircraft engine thla activity, except for the long- body bothered to report the fact range four-motored blow* with them a list o f books which the ammunition would finally go. you can 'clear the flat*’ Sit ------ArUnerr Banan Ethiopia, approached the Vatican public demand for dedsions which plants are located at Stuttgart. It that he had gone to the hospital. I from Malta. Tluinksgiving Eve will guide their reading for months He got In the habit of watching at once. Employed women ------| to m ^late, with the full knowl- are needed If a peace jiollcy Is to contains the headquarters of such to come, but will spend an enter And at roll call, nobody reported serial numbers on the cases of Are You A Member The offensive began, dispatches ^ m „g vittorio Emanuele, he ready for launching when the Again the Allied Air Forces op and employed man who need ®T9 p”.“r ::’d T ri: Yankee FUers concerns as Bosch, makers a i Ig Flashes! WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25 taining hour listening to her re him aa on sick call. erating over the desert were con munitions and when he was ord4r- cash can gat a loan of 810 oaid, with a one-hour artillery .bar- Prince Umberto and Count tide Is at the fu ll.,* ” nition parts; Dalmler-Ben* which freshing talk. So he was listed aa A. W. O. L. fined to fighter patrols due to (Late Bulletins of the ( A W IN ) to $300 on juit their tigna- rag* ao Intense that whsn the fir Galeazzo Ciano, n Duce’s aon-ln-1 On the whole, Britain waa too manufactures' plane, tank and Formerly dramatic and literary They kept him in the hospital ing ceased only isolated enemy Two Small Landing weather conditions. tura aloiM. Paymonta are law and foreign minister. The busy with w ar offensives around Sink Big Jap truck motors; and Hlrth, which critic u;ith the New York Times, for two days evidently making cer. guns replied. Red Army infantry British news agency went on to | the glob^ to argue poUtica, and Bold Bizerte Airdrome Landings Casualties 1,910 CHENEY HALL •anaibly arranged aa you adih Boats in Addition to make a precision equipment. Mrs. Hays is chairman of litera tain that no Infection set in where RE-ROOF NOW- and tanks then piled through the say that Mussolini quarrelled vio took the Crippa «ome-down calmly. Medium bombers, however Washington, Nov. (Hartford Road and Elm Street) ture for the General Federation of them on a numthly baria A , Of The Importont Railway Junction raided the airdrome at Bizerte, the splinter had been removed. German front Un* driving the Afteriioon newspapers did not men lently with Ciano. Giving Ground Units The city 1s also an Important Arm y announced today AUSPICES HOSE & LADDER CO., NO. 1, S. M. F. D. Women’s clubs, chairman o f Fine Naturally the soldier thought the loan of 8100 coats 820.60 enemy from trenches into the open tion the cabinet shift on their main Ship in Raid Tunisia, scoring hits on hangars American casualties during Dispstebes from Bern, Swltxer- raUway junction. The raid last Eddie Abrahamson’s 8-Piece Orchestra arts for the Connecticut Federa sergeant who sent him to the P A Y LA TER ! whan promptly repaid in 12 steppes. land, April 28 said there had news pages, and devoted their edi Day - Long , Strafing. and other buildings and starting initial landings In North tion o f Woman’s Clubs, as well as hospital would report hit where We can help you re-roof your monthly eontacutiva inatall-' torials to the "turning tide,” "Sta night was its tenth of the war. two fires, the communique said. Admission...... 50c Per Person ’The German front line was over been m m e consultations by the The British description of R. A were estim ate at 1,910 kifi chairman of literature for the abouts. So he remained content in home, easilir, economically with manta of 810.0S each. whelmed by the ferocity of the lingrad." the "Red Arm y” and Gen. Ma^Artimr’s Head- Transport or Possibly These bombers apparently were wounded and missing. A king in which Mussolini and Ciano, F. Bombers squadrons as "a New England Conference of Fied- the hospital bed—good care and our monthly pajrment plan. N o Wa aralcomo all applica- <4Y^^7 Russian offensive, dispatches said. were left o u t A t that time it was I other phases of United Nations’ based on Malta. nninique said Lieut. G e * quarters, Australia, Nov. 23. i strong-fqrce" generally means erated Women’s Clubs. She is also eats in bed! down payment neceasary—you tioiu—even if you're new in Priaonera started to pour in and Aircraft Carrier Hit Twin-engined British fighter D. Elsenhower reported that said a- government ohake-up and I activities. formation of hundreds o f the four- an affiliated member of the New But when he finally reported pay nothing until the job is fin- the neighborhood or if you guns and mortars plied up aa the ’change of policy" might ^be since Sir Stafford was lord privy — (/P)— American and Aus-1 planes also attacked "ft-'.pan! air wan not yet able, to obtain a ' At Haiphong; Caps Se drome in Sicily the same night, England Women’s Press associa back to hia company he had a heck iahed. T s k e advantage o f our forthcoming. ^BadogUo’s name waa trfdian airmen plunged into' (nl ronlimiatlon ;of the casualt! have.rabantly aurtod e new X (pontlnned on Page Ten) bombing the fielc' and its Installa tion and an honorary member of of a time explaining where he bad experience In roofing proMems. (OeaMniied en Page Tea) mentioned in those report* (Continned on. Page Tea) ries o f Hilrd Attacks. most of which occurred In th e» job. Kithar come in or phona battle against the Japanese tions and -trafing a large num the Society of American Etcher*. been. He finally managed to gat Let us help you to get tke right ture of Oran and Cosahlnac* Organixlng Black-Shirt tJnlta forces making a desperate ber of Axis aircraft on the ground. some aort of statement from the roof for your home for only a C liff Massey has a class fro Added to today’s hat of uncon Chungking, Nov. 23—OF)—Am er Fighter-bombers returned to * few dollars per month. last stand on the beaches of Five-Day Bebefiton Ended hospital, however, and now, as fa r firmed reports waa one by Tass ican skydragons of the China French Areas Sicily yesterday and attacked two as we have been able to learn, la Food Poison' under a Gteneva dateline and Solons Shelve the Buna area in northeast- Parker, Ariz., Nov. 23 make you frrim, fro keep you fifr Command sank a big Japanese other Sicilian airdromes "with TURKEYS back in the good graces of hia top _ , - I broadcast by the Moscow radio | em New Guinea yesterday good effect," the communique said. five-day ^rwelllon at the Po kick—if th^’a ever posslbl* CAMERON so frhofr you will be able fro do SgAlT-gaw aa rl IV gh quoting “a well-informed oource" and when the smoke cleared they ship— a transpor ' or possibly an Pact Reached At least six enemy transport Japanese reloeatlon center wl FINANCE CO. -fi ▼ 1 oaying that Heinrich Himmler, I PoU Tax Ban had sunk one destroyer, destroy aircraft carrier — at Haiphong, I As Prizes At FILMS State Theater Balldlaa planes were shot down Into the sea__ fo llp « ^ theuJaUing of two i DEVELOPED AND It’a a favorite saying In newa- ROOFING CO. Maachastev head of Nasi police fores* was ed 19 enemy planes and smashed French Indo-Chlna, yesterday wto between Sicily and- the North AfrU c l^ g e s of assault to kill want your job ofr oil frimes. two small landing boats, in addi paper offices that we print our Sad n e a r speeding up organixation of Black- cap a oeriea of .devastating Allied can coast a-^ong-range British ed today by military poHe* PRINTED mistakea ao that all who read may 242 Woodbridfc Strtet Phase seas Action FoUWs Defeat tion to g iv ira Japanese ground Agreement with Robert W'ade Head, sujierintendeat o f ' D. R. Brawa. Mi Lie Helpless in Home know us for our faults while the MandiMter ((Wttaaad oa Page Tan) troops a day^mng strafing. week-end raids upon the Japanese camp—largest of the cenfem 24-HOUR SERVICE lilaaaaa Ka. ST. from Buima in the south to the Covers Possessions in (Continued on I*age Ten) doctor* bury their mistakes. For Honrs Before. Aid O f Motion to Pnt Time which west coast Japanese TelcphoM 4245 Jopa Fight Back Utterly Yongtxe basin in China. « Film Deposit Box Lefr frhe '^Y'^ Be Y our Proving evacuated — said the rw It la true that errors are bound Limit on Debate. The Japanese were fighting The ship o f between 12,000 and Western Heihisphere. LEGION BINGO At StorulBntrine* to creep into print ’Ihere’s reason Drawn by Scream6» gronp flew banners bearing Js back bitterly from their precari 15,000 tons was dciitcoyed In a Ground On Mondays and Fri anese characters last night for it A newspaper ia hurriedly PoKce Detain Washington, Nov. 23. ous poeltlons oh the coastal atrip devastating assault upon the dock Washington, Nov. 23.—OP)— 2 Clues Found compiled and haste contributes Danvar, Nov.- 23—VP)—Five par- between Buim. and Gona with and warehouse, area of the enemy- Secretary of Stole .Hull said today played Japuese martial mual* more to the error factor than care- days, 5:15 fro 6:30 P. M. aaaa, paialyaad from food Th* Senate shelved today loglsla- • • * KEMP'S tton to bait th* coUeeUon of poll every weapon at their command, occupied port on the Gulf ef Ton- that a ■ astisfactory aifreeroent leaenem. lay hripleos for bouia: 8 u n (^ ba- 2 in Tragedy but the Allied noose waa slowly k to it was announced at head covering all French.poeaetoiona in 111 Shootings Frustrate River Crossings TONIGHT Recently we carried a etocy fora acreaina of on* of them at' tax** as a requirement for voting Chungking. Nov.' 23— (4 2 DAY SPECIAL in Federal election* The action drawing tight. quarters o f Brig. Gen. Claire L. the western hemisphere had been about potatoes and bow much tractod help. Tb* destroyer, eimk by bomb Chennault, commander of the reached with Admiral Robert, Chinese have frustrated two MONDAY AND TUESDAY ONLY,.., Doctor* and poUcapouce preaaed M a n a 1a u 0h t e r I * motion to end tempta of the Japaacee to cold they could etand. Whien the Bodminfron Coilrfrs Avoil- .rob for a aixtt peraoa who par- O * m a n s ia i^ n iC T ^ jmbuater through limit of de- e r*’ apparently was trying to land China Air Taak Force. French high commissioner on' Empty Cartridges and LEGION HOME article was printed it eald that Norenber 23r^ and 24(h. troops at Buna to aid the besieged Obeervere said that the vessel Martlnlqua. v the Slntsiang river to Hunan _ YOUR OWN! '! "potatoes cotfld stand 2 1-2 de took o f tb * lato n i^ t onaek Bator:I To B e Faced by O p e -| * * ^ ‘ Stolen Rifle May Be vince, the scene test Oecenskia ' , . Leonard Street # oble Friday Evenings, 8:30 fro day and immediately left fo ri _ . < ■ debat* Umltotion propoaal JaponMe forces there and official iroboblyi was a transport but that As a raault of the agreement, XMAS GREETING CARDS grees for a short period and 8 da- ^ I reporta, mentioned the posaibiUty t possibly could have been a ear- Hull said, there was not likely to bitter fighting to the third Puofalo, fearing rim, too, may have I g o n H o s p it a l vAK H U . I on the measure to abolish poll -Help to Maine Police. anese attempt to take Cbaa| ■ - I From Your Snapshots greea for about five hours." That MEN'S TROUSERS that tcoopa may actually have tier. ! be any necessity for American u a typographical error and bean poisqnad. I . I taxes aa a prerequioite to voting been tended before the sinking. occupation of the French Carib the Chinese high command Order Now Supply Limited! ■10- X - i' ' Immense fires were declared to should read 26 and 30 degree* Meat Saadwlrliae Evandoed J a.i.m o re ’' Nov 23— (iPi — I*® Paderal slectloas was beateiv, However, a spokesman at head' bean possessions. Bulletin! nonneed today. There w;pa *® Ramaanta of meat ■ a a d v r tO h a t'j^ ^ on a vote 37 “aye#” to 41 have been left enveloping the Hai cation as yet, how>ever, that ,, Last Saturday a story we car- quarters said the destroyer was ' The secretory of state made it Unity Township, Me., Nov. or LADIES' SLACKS wbieh Mr. and M n. Hiram Dlck-|Two cixto to tM Oregw ••noea” Apptoval of two-thlrda of phong water front, over which Japanese were about to InlttolqJ ELITE STUDIO vilad said that 1,000 boya and girls not operating with four other clear that the agreement wo* SS-rOP)—state nnd county of- Sti: 25 and tbraa riiHdrea had oatoaliiaapltalifor the Insane, wbera 471 voting waa neceasary. BuppUea ore believed flowing in- fourth attempt to take the " had left school to take jobs. I f tiiat Please don'fr for^efr fro hove Japanese deotroyera believed to reached with Admiral Robert fleUto deUberated privately " - ■" ’ ■ londJor a Japoneaer attack on Yun province capital. The comm were so K would just about de . .1 I »” »»»*<■ «**«> ^ waek after a din- o«n b cr*th f Leader Barktoy of have been sent to reinforce the nan topvlnce, in iou th em 'C h in * the ultimate French antbority to today at the nmniclpal oourt ** J*****?- * i2 ^ jn a r of poisoned oerambled egg* I Kentucky, Wko had moved for to nearby WaterviUe In their said the Japoaeae tried te plete the ranks of the High school your confrribufrion. envielopes Buna garrison. This destroyer indo-Chin* the Caribbean, entirely independ the river Saturday momii and upper grades. What was in 2 C o r ^ O e S o £ t e !^ ^ ^ a t o o M r t ^ of war* detatoed by prilc* today. adoption of tho cloture cute Umlt- flotilla waa stoamlng to the north ent of the Vichy government to of tho slaying Saturday D oor , iBig A ir Btiaagtb Expanded ef Mr* Ellen S. Palmer, 44, then retreated when they ' ^ tended In that article that 1,000 ready fo r frhe collecfrors when S K & I r W itrict Attonmy MUter Ham- Senator’s dteeum^ to west when teat aeen, he said. Fmnce. tered stout reslstnnc* (Rcfifaurlr 40c Eaeh) Captor* Now Xaadtog Strip This raid provided exploeive em- Ap^tee Only to Oaribbeoa trlfe of a farmer, nnd the two . O LD had takeii eqrtifleatm for pqrt- Prom hte boapltal bod, DlGkaoo|den sold ha was preparing a| hw announced p fa rio ^ pbaate to the expanding Allied air tinio work. i ly If the dfbaU UmiUUoa pro Moving to after the Allied ,toere TIm agreement did not imply, . yonngeet ef her seven chll- 1. Wbiit or emoroy tTOBMra u d dadu !aot included frhey coll nexfr week. gava ttria account of family** | charge of Involiiatory. manateugh- etrengtb which fell heavily upon dren. George W. Palmer, 4% Dakar Forces Under Darina So when yoU as* them miereit— nflgbt: |ter against A. B. McKlUop, aoalst- poaal fallad b* would aeak imma- had subjMted Japaneaq HuU reptoM to question* that the Ottawa. Nov. 23—(JV-Thn ( Prb^es Games RECORDS inSpedbd. , ) poritkms to at- terrific -pounding, the enemy in raids since Friday by French poeseeriqna were sighing hMband *nd father of the vie: showing up in type, think gently Ha waa aarakadid aarty 8u»day|aatoook.aiidnchargaof ohatnilct- dtotaly to hav* tb* bUl laid arid* American, Chinebe onu Britteh pi Mdlsa Breadcasttog aiuBt b* tuTMd I* for aal- fo r thte Ooogreaa Ha oald ba ateo American and Auatrattan troopa any declaration bf membership to tlm * who remained * t pqlica vaga If you wait to keep o f u%^tt probably happened in the 8. CloUiCiii on Special cannot be returned nntil after by tba CTtes of one of tba cbOdrsn. I tog jnstlca against Mn; Mary lo t* headquarters overnight, par- Hsteotog po*t sold today rush to get into print., - **Aa I triad to trim a stop, m ylO lla ri, etatef oook. would iqipoaa any affort by any (A joint communique o f the the United Nations when asked at heard * D*k*r broodM playhig the *aw amp. H|uikaKlYliir. (O sa« 1 aa rage Two) bla peaes conference about London tidpated to the discussions oe- P e n n j Starts at 7i3 0 Sharp legs bucklad iand I fell ob tba fioor,| Haydon gava this account of tba otbar Sanator to obtain conoideta' ft A. F. and American Air Foroea aounoement that thaiFren* SV^e emsh paid f o r ^ la*. 8. .DMi*t Mian Thin Saper Helidnjr Special!, reperta that the French West In easlonaOy. A Krag rifle, miss- a ria irraspaeUva o f Lack e f avallahie help haa )dt bUL to India today sold Akyoto tb* tog from a neighbor's home, eraor general than )had | the local laundrim and dry clean* Bdance nortjtommoet port to Japoneoe- die* and Fhanch Qutona had toin- military command af' hte F Tresamry ed the . United N ation * He'^aoid was sought as the woopop Free Parking Ing eatabUshmenta hard. One kmn- ^ " ^ a it b w r t '^ 'c o in d 'm o ^ I n ifc K m ^ bivlrintloB of tba lih l meaauA, slraady paaaad to occuptod B tu m * and Magivc were pcoboMy nsed by the dlaycr. SlHitoniral Jna Oariaa. dry propriator was tailing ua of a The Y. la. C. A. riaaid CMUMn Maonbur IsBtuUon’a rulaa aant an tomato toldUIarant form by tb* Houa* would Nov. 23,—(ffV-Tho bombad to w y and night ratds by the negotiation* leading to the Wa oMupeiatlag* wHh lha Ml KEMP'S (.. agreement upUad only to th* IStli Game $15 In e , ^ ’ dtinmilty h* ran into asaevafaloa* Manchester Dry Cleaners automntlcally aa tb* adjoim- tbs Traaauiy Nov. 20: Britteh atnnan on Sunday. Um ay Unity Township, M *, Nov. 28.— North A frie* th caaioiia chilly bMOOoa flor obov* .efa|to which to mto Urn eggs. Tlw to-|atefft e f Um aaealon Jan. St Baito Reoripts, 3«1328,017.M; expen- bombs fan on runway* tt was oaid. Caribbean situation. 768 Mai* St. TU. MM 98 WELLS PfREET ’ PHONE 7254 Hull told hto' p r ^ conferenoe OP)—Police today pinned their Because of lack of help In Man- hour* At time* they aould ..-.-I haarlamto, .. —Georg*----- . 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