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Roosevelt Winner in His Foiirtlv l^erm Bid
3rd Army Swings 3 States
Gain Up
As Ballots Counted;
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First Army Still Bat- Large Popular Vote
Labor Plays, tles Strongly - Rein- “ forced Germans in Dewey Inches into Lead Large Part Vossenack; Bloody Ac- In New Jersey While Baldwin Survives tion Continues in All In yictory Roosevelt Threatens to
Hurtgen Forest Area. Capture Michigan and
Workers Go to Polls Roosevelt Sweep Bulletin! Ohio; Eventual Deci*,
To Pile Up Record sion Made Uncertain London. Nov, 8.— (^P)—
The strong American attack Wartime Vote; CIO- Governor Re-Elected to By Outstanding BatloU Baldwin Re-Elected launched last Thursday in Third Term; Demo- ] PAC Will Continue, —Lead Cut hy DetroiU Forest land southeast of For His Third Term crats Take Most of\ Aachen had run down toniKht Wa$hington, ,Nov. 8— (P)-^Labor By The Associated Press with loos of most of the Other Major Prizes. provided the shock troqpb for the See-saw swings in threi ground gaijied In its opening Roosevelt fourth term victory. key states today kept in phases, a front dispatch said. New Haven, Nov. 8.—(/P) From early untiHate, at the end doubt the size of President H ie latest U. S. reverse was — President Roosevelt, poll- of a shift or the start of ons, Roosevelt’s fourth term vic- loss of the village of Kent- ing the highest vote ever giv- America’s home front army of war tory. Gov. Thomas E. Dewey merscheidt to a violent Ger- en by Connecticut to a presi- workers fr6m factories, mines and inched into a lead in New man counter-attark. Dough- dential nominee, won the offices, filed Into the polls to pile Jersey while Mr. Roosevelt boys were drived back 500 u.i a record war-time vote. state’s eight electoral votes Spearheaded by the CIO’s Po- threatened to capture Michi- yards to high ground to the in Tuesday’s elections which litical Action committee, a new gan and Ohio. New Jersey northwest. force arose in yeatcroay’a election saw Democrats wrest from shifted from the Roosevelt column for the task usually performed by Republican control most of at midday but in a vote totsd ap- London, Nov. 8.— (A>)— U. the party worker . the other major prizes, including proaching two inillion Dewey’s Emphaalzes Gettiag Out Vote the United States senatorshlp and S. Third Army troops margin amoiuited to . only 400, The PA C emphasized the im- four of the six House seats in Outstanding bqllots made the charged in a dawn offensive portance of getting out the vote, Congress. eventual decision' uncertain. , today at points along a 25- Only Republican Survivors Gaining In T w e Btnten mile front brtWMn Metz and (Conlinned on Page Eight) The only Republicane to sur- The president wes gaining In Nancy, sei$ea four lightly- vive the Democratic sweep were both Ohio and Michigan and there c o n t^ e d Villages and scored 6ov. Raymond E. Baldwin, re- was a poaalbiUty that if New Jer- advanced up to a mile. To the je c te d for a third term; and the sey switched back and he won a Early Meeting House Incumbents, Rep. Clare north, doughboys of the First lead In those two states he would Boothe Luce one of Mr. Roose- nm his electoral vote up to 451 Army sUU battled atronrty-rein- velt's sharpest critics, and Rep. ft>rc^ Germans In the town of against 80 for Dewey. His third Of Big Three Joseph E. Talbot. term electoral count was 449 ta Voerenack, IS miles southeast of Chief of the Republican office Gov. Raymond E. Baldwin waa Aachen. 82 fo r Wendell L. W illkie. holders to be unseated as Presi- onp of " the three Republicane on Bloody Fighting ContlnuM A t mid-day the popular vote fo ». Seen Ceirtain dent Roosevelt, scoring bis third the state ticket to survive the President, from 100,414 o< the Bloody and as yet inconclusive successive victory, led his party Democratic sweep in Connecticut fighting continue throughout country’s 130,810 voting units, back from the off-year slump of The other two Republican winners showed Roosevelt 20,434,190 and the Hurtgen forest srea. Two two years ago was Senator John were Rep. Clare Boothe Luce stnd Nazi counter-attacks near Conference Will Largely Dewey 17,994,641. A. Danaher, assailed during the Rep. Joseph E. Talbot. A i one stage Dewey had a lead Schmidt were broken. . Shape Course of For- campaign by Vice President-Elect of over 133,000 in the contest for The Third Army ’’aubetantlally Truman and other Democratic Michigan’s 19 electoral votes. But <, improved” its line between Nancy eign Policy in Roose- leaders as an “isolationist.” The Wayne county (Detroit), cut Into Conceded victori- early this morning by his Republican opponent. Gov. Thomas Dewey, Presl- and Metz, a front dispatch said. velt’s Fourth Term. incumbent, who vigorously pro- Dewey Smiles this steadily and by mid-momlng Midway between the two French dent Roosevelt today waa adding to his lead in the popular vote. tested against the tag, lost the -- 1 cities, the Americans crossed the seat to which he waa elected alx (Oontinned on Page Fen) Seille river. Resistance ranged Washington, Novi 8.—(JP; — years ago to Brien McMahon, As He Admits from light to modein. President Roosevelt’s re-election former Federal assistant attorney In Holland, the Germans- re- makes It virtually certain that he Bitter Battle on Dimoc Road; general and political protege of treating to the north bank of the Elx-Attorney General Homer Cum- wUl hold an early meeting with Election Lost Maas river had wrecked every mings. river bridge between the sea and Stalin and Churchill. Roosevelt Plurality Highest Flashes! Hedel, north of 'S-Hertogenbosch, Turning on key questions of Japs Slow American Advance The president, who visited the Says ‘Every Good Ameri- (Late BuUetUe o) the m Wire) a field dispatch said. post-war cooperation,' the confer- "Fighting itlll is in progress in state three days before the elec- ence w ill largely shape the course tion, received the highest plurali- can W ill Wholeheart- the village o f Vossenack,’- the of Mr. Roosevelt’s fourth term 13 Killed in Rail Wreck Shell Yankee Positions ty of any of the Democratic nom- 'communique said. Latest field re- foreign policy. edly Accept W ill of Oilfez, Celif., Nov. 6—New York. Nov. 8— — G o ^ three miles west o f here, esuijr to- Dewey 391,349. 6 In the region immediately west comes possible now because the ; Slow Dangerous Drive T. om u E. Dewey took It on the day, Coroner Fritncls E. West of Solidly for Baldwin It waa also Mr. Roosevelt who o f Schmidt, fr o -. which the dough- outcome of Tuesday’s voting has PInrer county announced. Tim held the previous record o f .poll- chin with a smile today, conceding boys were thrown back in their restored to diplomacy the stabili- coroner did not estimate the num- I General MacArthur’s Head- at 3:15 a. m. (e.w.t.) that Preal- ty lost during hectic campaign ber of injured. Previous uncon- ) ' ' ■■ I quarters, Philippinea, Nov. 8. (Continued on Page Ten) (Continued On Page Ten) r.eeks. Then foreign governments President Edges Candi- den’ Roosevelt had been re-elected firmed reports said at In s t 75 had
did not know whether they would Clinch Control ! — One of the , bitterest for a tourth term. been hurt. One of the dead waa have to reckon 'with Mr. Roosevelt date Dewey Here by I battles of the Leyte cam- the engineer of the train. Fred He expressed confidence that Graham of Roseville., only 80 mllea or Gov. Thomas E. Dewey In the "all Americans will Join me in the 129; Manchester Re- paign rocked the road to Or- Official Family west of the scene pf the wreck. Eastern Front weeks ahead. > Over Senate; \ moc today as the U. S. 24th hope that Divine Provqlence will * • • le and protect, the President of Ookaeqqently diplomatic authori- jects Danaher by 79. Elevated to .\rchb'.shop division and units of four United States." tl'.. here now expect an accelera- Japanese divisions battled in Changes Loom^toe^u Boston, Nov. 8— lif'— For the Action Looms tion in International affairs be- Manchester voters favored Gain in House W ith Mrs. Dewey standing be- V • hind him, the Republican presiden- third time since the office was ginning with the projected’ blg- ridgefi below Pinaniopoan. founded, a native-born son of President Roosevelt over Candi- Savagely fighting Japanese - slow- tial nominee said simply in a na- three session, which some offlcialB At Least Half Dozfcn Irish Immigrants today became hope may even b. held this month. date Dewey in yesterday’a presi- ed down the American, advance tionwide radio broadcast that “it’s No Essential —Changes Next Congress Will Be plear that Mr. Roosevelt has been archbishop ot the metropolitan It appears certain that attempts dential election, but the con testy and, fpr the first time, sheUed Major Appoiiituipnts see of Boston. The .Most Rev. Rich- re-elected for a fourth term and Announced by Moscow will come soon to speed organiza- locally was so close It remained : Pretlominandy Demo- Tank positions along Carigara ard J. Cu.shlng, U.U., was elevated bay with heavy artillery. Are Expected Now. every good American will whole- During Past Two Days tion bf the proposed world security for the next to the last of 20 vot- ; to the highest office of the Catbo-; cratic; Danaher De- Important Summit Taken ing machines to definitely place (Continued on Page Nine) lie church in New Kn.gland nt the (Continued on P n ^ Fourteen Washington, Nov. 8—(A’)— You this town in the Roosevelt column. feat First Turnover. One'American battalion took an crowded Cathedral of thp Holy j;; Lo)id(m,'Nqy.- The proin- Important ri^ge summit yester- can expect to see some new faces Cross, amid pomp and pageantIT' ise of explosive action hung to^ y Mancheater iffiYe ~Booa«velt I29 In official Washington even more votes than It gavC-Dewey. day, in the slow, dangerous cam' that dates back hundreds of yearn. Bulletin! though the Roosevelt administra- The crozier, or .staff of authority, over the long eastern front, where Stroag for BMdwIn paign to drive the, Japanese from AdmifKilUiig for the past two days Moscow has Washington, Nov. 8—lAV- tion has been returned for another was conferred on him by the .Most Demmies Gain Voters here remained solidly be- favorable defensive terrain fiank- announced thefe have been no es- llie Demooratle. party bored four years. Rev. .\mleto G. Clccignanl. apos- hind Governor Baldwin for r»> ing the road. Associated Press --Bcntlal chisnges. ahead today toward an eleo-C- A t least half a dozen major ap- tolic' delegate to the. t.'nlted States, election, however, and with' but War Correspondent Fred Hamp- Lord Moyne Torrential rains hindered Red 3 Governors torsl triumph nt the cnpttoj son reported progress in elihiinat- pointments are expected now that Pope Pius XII. Army troops jabbing at the out- one exception, favored the entire M weU as at the WhI the election is over. Republican state ticket. The one ing Nipponese hillside positions, skirts of Budapest The Russians House. The .pmnocrats which would clear several miles of There is always the posssibility, exception was XT. S. Senator Dan- were moving infai^rymen into the Tupnovep Generally Fol- mode certain e f n Senate ma- the highway leading to Ormoc. too, of a change in the cabinet. T w o Je w , C lai m lo B e ; " “ front lines beside their tanks, aher,. who fell behind his oppon- tority with votes to ajfnre, The members customarily submit ent, the Democratic candidate, Another American batta-lion M e m b e r, d j while Soviet artillery plumped and enatebed 16 sente fram punched along the highway. The their resignations the day after low^ Roosevelt Tide; Brien McMahan by 79 votes here. shellt. into the city. the Republieana In the House Japanese, 'fighting with more skill election. Preaideitt Roosevelt has For Repreaenta_tiyes in the State G r o u p in Paleslil ie. j H|0mlng, pl^ged^lull "coopeintlon Preparing for New Attack Tobin Wins Bay State^ while losing only two of their than the original Leyte defenders, been ignoring them up to pow. and »up|)ort” to Governor Baldwrin Berlin aald tpe Ruaaiana were Legislature the present Ihcum- own. With 13 Soante raceo HuU Subject of Speculation (R ) and said that presiding cut behind the column and strad- preparing for a new large scale bents were returned with liberal otlU to be decided, DemoeraU dled ito communications. Most recent subject of specula- Bulletin! officer on the Senate, J pledge to Washington,. Nov. 8 — (ff) — majorities, George E. Keith and 8. attack toward Tam ow in south- Demderats captured Uwee of the eeunted 61. certain Senate T h e well-equipped Y ank battal- tion along this line is 78-year-old Osiro, Nov, 8—sarly beginning of a big battle ta 7,414 to Hurlejr's 5,663. H ie vote Pooalbllitiea mentioned pdbUcly the Middle East. A high offl- 256 American heavy lwalwi> assumed.” ------the Roosevelt tide. ' Tebta Csaeeded Election for IT. 8. Benator here showed ^Against United States include Vice ' President Wallace ' clal ef Cairo police said Jewish guarded by 880 dghtem, 6ew deiffi:. intimate aim of an offensive in definite cutting of John A. Dana- and Undcraecretary of Stale Stet- terrorists atlll at large had a Into central Germany today aa#'m this direeUnn would be a penetra- Maurice J. Tobin, 4S-ycar-old Democratic Boston mayor, waa her. The present Senatw was tintus. " V "lalaalon similar to the slay- attacked a syaflHHle oU pMot ai tion ot German Slleala. Washington, Nov. i-lilV-Poa-^tacrifice fllgbta of long-range The president, naturally, h u ing of Lord Moyne. Meraebnrg. R. A. F. Soviet trnopa in hortheaatero concadad stectlon as Mamachu- a«ttz’ chief ezecutlys auocasdlng (PoaOswed aa Page Twe) tible but not necessarily imminent boffibera or from catapult plana been wlthholdtnK some warUme I alao amdo a dayilgkt attaafc —The pooaibUlty today o f robot attacks tacks neoeaaarilg are juat around post-war raconveralon jobs.. ganlxation, had confessed the aa- A supplement to the broedcast Idaho vo ten cheat Denaocrat poaltton o f the Treasury NOv. 6: agaiivst the U . S. A.. |N^nnii.n»> The Germans might laug;h the the comer, authoritative aourcea The director of the new Office ■asaination of I-ord Moyne, British Soviet communique stM a recon- Charlea C. Goosett over William C. Reeclpta, 8104,906.922.06; cx-< .. f pendltures, 2226,767,916.48; net destructive missiles from subma- ■aid, but there is no inclination to (Oanttoasd'ea Page Fo -- ^Osattnued.sn — Paey ffsarteaa hataaoa. S6.295.989.5rt.08. rlnea lyli^ offshore, fibm one-way'‘ disregard the poaslblUty. jtOoattaued ea Page Eight) M A N C H E S T E R E V E N IN G H E R A L P . H A N C U B 8 T E R . C P N N . W E U N E S U A Y , N UV K M B E t t ' i » 4 « PAGE THREE
are obligated to 'sell turbos - tq WHATCAUSIS edmmanders o f Naval air units In ' 1 ^ 1 Margaret Cassidy, 68 Dean street, Bitter Battle Tlire6 Fl*6m Slate Stamford. .G u a^an, Horace J. Turkey Se^^side authorized processors 'Dirkeys . Green school Violette, Bethel. ' ^. processed prior to the suspension, Broadcasts also annoiyiced ap- : A beelM teelelelm A# eaieiaw el to* Howe, Raymond L,, Private, however, must continue to be of- On Omioc Rcfeicl pointment' of Lieut. Gen. Yaauji Oil CasiialtY -List Order Ch^ged fered exclusively-to the-QMC be- MM decHTt as iMi l*N>eitlse sskleci Tominaga as new Air Force com- First Class, U. 8. Marine Corps. Has Election Dead. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Her- fore they esn be disposed o f else- wIN be iMi m l, while they tail,- Ie osy mander dn the Philippines. Other where. reader wrHfaie Ie the Umalisaal phtkies. broadcasts, .heard by the Fed- bert Howe, 324 West avenue. Nor- (Continued From Page One) tVashli (non, Nov. 8—(flh—The New Haven, Nov. 8 — 'Turk^s Under an amendment to WFO .eral Communications commission, otor. Heigh ui. JttfiflliA*a..NawYedi,N.Yl. Dept* L / as "tries of 26 New Englanders' are procbsied after midnight Novem- ^06, which still remains in force, ion ncvcrtholcss continued its ad- claimed destruction of . 65 Ameri- With Unusual Result Mastropietro, DanieL Private, toe Armed Forces have not yet vance, meeting stiff resistance irc'uded it a list of 218 camalties First CUi^ U. 8. Marine Corns. ber S may be lold through iiiual a worker. 'The personnel operated can planes and reported a new Ruoseveit and Dewey been offered sufficient turkeys to around the town of .Linion, four Japanese campaign to Increase of the U. 8. Naval forces—Navy, 1 eaA Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jo>- trade chaimels, the War Food Ad- enable them to take care of all efficiently and effectively. There miles south of PinSmopoan. sepli Mastropietro, 21 North Ledn- low man in the Republican tally was a minimum of trouble through- airplane productlo|i. End With a Tie Vote. Marine Corpe and Coast Guard — ministration said today in . an- their Requirements and must con- here polling 6,567 to fall behind The Japanese dragged artillery aid street, Waterbury. nouncing, partial suspension of tinue to purchase turkeys. Military LECLERC out the day. Now and then a voter to the ridges they still hold to be- announced today by the Navy de- the Dewey vote by 45. objected if he or she found his On Monday afternoon, upper War Food Order 106, which re- autoorltle* have agreed to partial FUNERAL HOME Mrs. Joseph Sabat of 64 Birch' It was the third presidential gin the shelling of Carlgara bay partment. quired that all turkeys marketed suspension b f tos set-aside order, name not on the list. However, positions. The barrage thus far About Town grades of the Mancheater Green \ Aged Dentist Dies street, the former Mias Anna election in succession this town these persons were referred to the Publication of this additional in specified regions be offered to however, so that turkeys may be 23 Main StrMt ' was described as “harassing,” but school, led by membera o f tha list brings to 71,540 the total num- United States Army Quartermas- PrUkwialdo was notified last week has shown its preference for Registrars* of Voters Who quickly in the market In time for civilian Phone 5269 President Roosevelt over the Re- division officers said the Nipponese The Mothers Circle of the eighth gradci, held a political rally ber of Naval casualties announced Beverly, Mass., Nov. 8—^Dr. ter Corps market centers. In ad- Thankagiving dlahera. by the War Department of , the adjusted the matter. Party lead- reinforcements were using, their Clarence O. Hood, 81, a practicing publican candidates. In 1940 ers expressed themselves as highly Sacred Heart will meet tomorrow with repreaentativea campaigning lince Dec. 7, 1941. dition, turkey producers no longer death of her husband which oc- 'artillery cleverly. evening at 8:15 with Mrs. Georgs New EngiandcrR and next of dentist for more than 60 years, Roosevelt topped Wlllkie here by pleased at the manner in which the The fight, roughest engagement' for delegates of both the Jlepubli- curred in England on October 11. 295 votes and In 1936 Manchester F.'Johnson of 22 Campfleld Road. kin include from (Connecticut: died yesterday at Beverly hospital. polling had been conducted. since the earliest days' of the is- He was one of the founders of the Tlic letter which it was stated gave Roosevelt 385 votes more Results Oeiaj'ed can and Democratic parties. Cassidy, Johr J., Jr., Private, land battle, began when probing First Class, U. 8. .Marine Corps Northeasterii Dental Society. Sur- would follow has not yet been re- than it gave to the Republican, Reading the results on the 20 The Manchester CSirl Scout Coun- From a platform flanked wltp ceived by Mrs. Sabat, whd does American advance parties were cil will meet this evening with Post Reserve. Wounded. AWlfe, Mrs. vivors Include his widow, a son M a nch ester, Landon. The last time Manches- machines delayed the final count. cut off in a aeries of Japanese pictures of the prealdential and John J. Cassidy, Jr., 256 Ortand and a daughter. Servlcee will be not know whether death was from ter was In the Republican column Moderator RuMnow read the totals Girl Scout Commissioner, Mrs. Sorry, No Returns or Exchanges! accident or natural causes. counter-a.ttacks by the 16th divi- John Pickles, of 56 Holl street vlce-presklential nomineea, the street, Bridgeport, mother, Mrs. held Thursday afternoon. In a presidential election was in in a clear voice so that there was sion-—Bataan veterans and original following speakers delivered ad- Besides his wife, Private Sabat 1932 when It gave 'Hoover--1,689 no confusion in marking them down Mrs. George Skilton of West Hart- T rust Co m pany defenders of Leyte— and reinforce- ford will be the guest speaker. A dresses in a manner worthy of who was a Hartford man. leaves more votes than It gave Roosevelt on the'tally sheets. However, it ments from the First, 30th and more experienced politicians under E v e rjflh m a pot lucker supper will be enjoyed a son. Joseph Jr., .ten months old. for his first term. was 9:20 p. m. before the final to- 102nd divisions.''The/e was no in- the. chairmanship of John CToIe- 5.00.. . .V a l. (o f*.»8 He has been in the army for two tal on the 20th machina was read. at 6:30 and a 100 per cent attend- Stock " Largest Vote Here dication of the size'of these Vari- ance ia hoped for. eman: and a half years and had tv The Herald, howevpr. In order to ous reinforcing parties. Republicans — Carolyn NelBon, We have available for sale brothers in the service. Another Manchester polled the largest furnish fast returns to its editorial 8.00.. ..V al. to 12.98 vote in its history yesterday when Extricate Isolated Unite The Dorcas Sewing group o i Edward Willard, Laurine Hoag- at present a few shares of brother, John, died in action in rooms kept a continuing total for lund, Ann Kritzmacher, Philip Lin-. Australia. He also leaves three 13,575 went to the State Armory each group of hve machines. On The Americans extricated their Emanuel Lutheran church will stock in this bank. to register their choices for Na- isolated units after a night of meet aa usual tomorrow night at neU, Joan Belcher. 2.00.. to 19.98 sisters, idl of Hartford. the first five machines Roosevelt N»eds ..V al. tional and State offices. Because a fighting; and Yankee Ipng-range the Red Cross production head- Democrats: Jeanne Marcel, HI .... r V led by 15 votes. The totals on 10 Richard Upton, Donald Tracy, Price and information new voting list system has been machines showed Dewey leading atlillery (possibly firing over the quarters In Center church house. Will Be Held Use left-over lemon rinds Beatrice Clark, Diane Shapiro, furnished upon request. >0.00.. . .V a l. to 49.98 bleach arms and elbows and inaugurated here requiring a here by 60 votes. 'AVhen the 15th mountains from the Jaro area) It is hoped a large number of the house-to-house the Re^strars of members will make an effort to Florence Patch. remove stains from fingers. machine had been read Dewey still harassed the Japanese rear at Or- U/UfM. Voters were unable to tell exactly led by 57 votes. On the 16th ma- moc and Valencia, starting fires in attend and assist with the sewing, Following the apeechei Joan I.-3-5.. . .V a l. to 8.98 the number of voters on the list. chine Dewey was 82 votes to the warehouses and hitting fuel dumps. Belcher explained voting by ma- A aro n Cook Friday^ Nov, 10 Yesterday many names were add- good, but R^sevelt jumped ahead They also assaulted enemy traffic Richard W. Hydq, 17-yesr-old chine using a small demonstration BARN PAINT Phone 3996 Leatherette ed when it was shown that the in- on the last four machines, the using the narrow, winding road son of Mr. and Mrs, Fred Hyde of machine. John Ctoleman gave in- dividuals were legal voters here next to the last, the 19th machine, north fron. Ormoc to the current Dclmont street, who recently en- structions for voting by ballot and Representing: Please Have Your Prepared Cans In a Container anu had voted ih previous elections. listed in the Merchant Marine, has Upholstered! 1.50.. • • ReK- to 3.00 RANGE living the President a 124 advan- front line. Additionally, American a highly interested group prepared Just arrived! Good sUpment' of However, those who have check- fighting planes dive-bombed Pa- reported for training at the U. S, PUTNAM & COMPANY At the Curb. \ tage alone. to cast its votes on the following ed and studied the local list esti- lompon, on the extreme west coast. Maritime service training ^aae at day. Ward’s Master Painters Quality Bam 8 Central Bow Hartford 3.00.. ..R eg. 6.50 FUEL OILS The official vote in Manchester mate that this town has 14,500 vot- is recorded below. Those winning This port is the only one from Sheepshead Bay, Long Island. On ’Tuesday Grades 5 to 8 went HIGH CHAIR ers. On this basis Manchester Paint. -- Save now while the quantity here are marked with (•). which Japanese units north of Or' to the polls in their auditorium to ..V al. to 7.98 palled a 94 per cent vote yester- President moc could hope to escape if they The Ladies’ Aid . Society will vote by secret ballot. The final AND PLAY -^ L E 2.98.. DUL 6320 day. All 13,1575 votes were tallied lasts. * (•) RooseVelt, D...... 6741 were cut off from Ormoc by the meet tomorrow sftemoon at 2:30 count showed 67 votes for Roose- in one polling place. It has been southern prong of the American at Emanuel Lutheran church. Mra. Dewey, R...... 6612 velt and 67 . votes for Dewey. 1.00.. . .V al. to 5.98 asserted that this is the largest pincers, now moving north toward 'Theodore E. Palmer will have Dewey might have won by a mar- n single polling place in the entire Thomas, Soc...... 72 PER GALLON 11 the town from the Cabatoan area. charge of the devotions and her gin of three votes but for the fact $18-95 country. Judge W. 8. Hyde, chair- Telchertr Soc. Labor .. Here are American Seventh divi- subject will be ’Thankaglving.” A BOLAN Governor that some ballots were faulty and In 5 GaDon Cans. mai of the Republican Town com- sion was reported advancing at an social time with refreshments will $1.39 pW ctical baskinet A chair that doea double mittee, who was candidate for Hurley, D...... 5663 unspecified speed. had to be dlecarded. . ..7414 follow the business session. Mrs. Those In charge at the polls duty! Uae it aa a high Judge of Probate here yesterday (•) Baldwin, R...... In eastern Leyte, where large' Fred Lavey heads a group of tan • $ 6 . 9 5 and endorsed by the Demoeijsta McLe'vy, Soc. ---- .. 290 were: Moderator—John Coleman; Uie aa boaket, crib or auto bed. chair, then convert it to a scale Japanese resistance has been hostesses. play table. Leatherette received the highest vote in the Borden, Soc.-Labor ;. 93 Checkers, Harry England, Philip Sturdy and convenient. Fold- crushed, the American 96th divi- Linnell, Nancy. Quilitch, Eileen pillow. town. His combined tally was 13,- UeuL-Oovemor sion wiped out remaining enemy Mr. and Mrs. Robert McBride, ing legs. With hood, 88.95 235 and was probably Uie largest Snow, D...... 6306 Warner; Counter, Richard Whit- pockets ih the hills near Patok o ' 395 Woodland street have just ham, Florence Patch, Daniel Ried- vote received by any one candidate (•) Hadden, R...... 6976 and Dagami. received a letter from thefr aon, 8ecretary-of-8tnto er, Carolyn Nelson; Election work- at one polling place in the entire Plaaes Damage Barges Sergt. William T. McBride, who ia count^. * (•) Redick, R...... 6963 believed to be in Belgium. He en- ers, Kenneth Bailey, Donald ’Tracy. ontgomery Deluxe KltOLI.. KRIB with Double Fusctloncd Smoothly Prestia, D ...... 6344 Off Ormoc, American planes closea a citation he received some Despite the fact that 13,575 Treasurer damaged barges and small craft. time ago from hla commanding bf- Dropsifles. . Adjustable Spring votes were registered imder one Carroll, D...... 6351 General MacAtrhur’a communi- flcer, for “outatanding perform- roof here did not at any time in- (*) Sharpe, R...... 6952 que also reported "enemy air ac- ance” on historic D-Day, June 6, Ward .Comptroller tivity has been negligible. Since terfere with the smooth flow of during the invasion of France, in MANCHESTER voters through the 20 machines. Dowe, D...... ‘. 6359 Oct. 20, our anti-aircraft defences the face of heavy firing and etub 824-828 MAIN ST. TEL. 5161 A: no time was there any conges- (•) Zeller, R...... 6945 report a total of 144 enemy air- bon resistance. The battalion com- $BO.oo U. S. Senator tion. The vote had been so com- craft shot out of action, either to- ir.r.nder also praised his men for NOW PLAYING pletely tallied throughout the day (•) McMahon. D...... \. .6646 tally-destroyed or probably so. the fine spirit displayed in the ac- Adjust toe height that all who wished to had voted Danaher, R...... ^.6567 iTie communique a d d ^ that compll)ihment of their mission. aq your baby by five minutes before eight, the Congressman-at-large American aircraft had dropped 260 Sergeant McBride entered the ser- FOLDING PLAY YARD grows; This closing time. Ryter, D...... 6393 tons of bombs on unspecified tar- vice in December 1942 and was 17.95 amazing crib ad- As explained pre-viously and (*) Monkiewicz, R...... 6906 gets ringing the Visayan .sea west stationed for a year at Fort Bliss, justs to many Congressman (1st Dtot.) sturdy, folding |5lay yard, folds helghta and poa(- voters learned yesterday, the town of X-eyte. Texas. He v/ac sent to England last, compactly away when not in voting list had been divided in four Kopplemanp, D...... 6081 January. tions. Two 4rop (•) Miller, R...... 7198 use. Use out of doors or In- aides. seettona according to the street aide. resldsnces of the voters. Fivs ma- State Senator (4th Dlqt.) Carrier Planes Jump Burton Lasey, son of Mr. snd chines were allotted to each of the Nolan, D...... 6377 Losses for Japanese Mrs. Fred Lavey of 75 Foster four aecttmia. Voters simply filed (*) Hanmer, R...... 6924 street, s senior In Manchester Approved by Good through the secUos which covered Representatives U. S. Pacific Fleet Headquar- High school, has enlisted in the Housekeeping, Parents the street on which they lived. It Elarl J. Ckmpbell, D. .6338 ters, Pearl Harbor, Nov. 8— — Marines and is awaiting call. He Magazine apd the was a highly efficient system and Andrew Healey, D. ...6332 Hundreds of carrier planes from was 18 last Friday but enlisted for American Medical As- entire eredit for the plan belongs (*) S. Raymond Smith, R. ..6995 the Third fleet. In two knockout service previous to his birthday. sociation. to Town Treasurer Oeorge H. (*) George E. Keith, R. ....6933 blows at Manila, Inereased to A Gorgeous Assortment WaddeU. Judge of Probate 1,000 the total Japanese aircraft Attention of ail patrons of the of Warm “Comfy” Worked Out (•) WilUam S. Hyde, R. .6870 they have destroyed and to 71 the Manchester Trust CJompany and Town Treasiuer Waddell, who William S. Hyde, D. ...6365 warships they have helped sink or the Savings Bank of Manchester HOUSECOATS is clerk o f the Board of Selectmen, Justicee of the Peace damage since Gen. Douglas Mac- is called to the fact that both in- AND ROBES KANTWET Crib Mattresses bi (*) George A. Caillouette, D. 6380 Arthur invaded the Philippines. reasoned that an unusually large stitutions will be closed to busi- Corduroy — Quilted and vote would be cast here and he set (•) William F. Ferguson, D. 6400 In his latest communique, Ad- ness on Saturday of Uili week, about devising a plan that would (•) Harold W. Garrity, D. ..6426 mirei Cheater W. Nlmitz said Sat- Nov. 11, Armistice Day. ^ Chenille. 4 Populai*^ Models (*) George b . Lessner, D___ 6332 facUiUte handling of the large urday-Sunday blows by Hellcats, Sizes 12 to 20. crowd. He thought up the plan (•) Edward J. Moriarty, D...6443 Helldivers and Avengers: A qicker method has been (*) William P. ()uiah, D .....6409 for dividing the list into four sec- Destroyed 440 Nipponese planes. found for forming the rounded PLUS: OTTO KRUGER In tions and also the scheme for di- (*) Alden E. Bailey, R. ____6911 Sank two warships ( a sub chas- aoses on bomb casings nlade from from $8-95 recting the voten to their proper (*) Thomas A. Brennan. R...6909 er, a destroyer). cylindrical steel tubing. The up “THEY LIVE IN FEAR” sections. He mime a blueprint of (•) Fannie O. Elliot^ R. ...6877 Probably sank a heavy cruiser. per need of the tube is heated the machine layout and the elti- (•) Thomas Hooey, I C ___ -..6940 Damag^ eight other warships white-hot, a steel form of the A crib mattreas desigaed ta ciency which marked the polling (•) Maurice Pasternack, R...684S (a light cruiser, two destroyer es- proper shape is thrust up within promote strong, straight bod- here is a credit to his forethought *) Frank O. Steele, R. .6889 corts, five destroyers). it. alnd a hollow die forces the lunm itiH W B iM Xiw urtirfl $7.98 to $16.98 MAPLE HIGH CHAIR ies. Wet-proof, crack-prooC, and plnnnlng. political leaders in (•) Stuart j; Wasley, R. .6917 Sank three cargo ships and an edges inward. | $9.95 dust-proof, peel-proof tick. both parties asserted yesterday oil tanker. Damaged 14 cargo Solid panel back for greater and to ^ y . ships and a trawler. . ii comfort. Only one of 12 chair Another factor In yesterday’s Officer Chosen Must Be Kept Neutralised styles you will find at Keith’a. smooth polling of the vote here S T A T E m Blasted Nichols, Clark, Nielson, HARTFORD was the campaign organized by the By Civic Group Lipa, Tariac, Bamban and Mabala- Deluxe All Steel KROLL KAB Republicans. A house to house cat air fields, bases which must be canvass wak made urging voters to HE3I3 kept neutralized to protect Yank be sure to go to the polls and to be Invaders of Leyte. TODAY AND THURSDAY Just as sure to vote early. Repub- The Pines (Svlc Association has Wiped out three oil storage licans maintained headquarters in accepted the resignation of Ed- areas, destroyed a railway engine 'B R E N N A N •C R A IN . the Legion Home, a large corps of ward Griswold as secretary and and five tank cars and Inflicted workers, largely women, being on heavy damage on ground installa hand throughout the day calling named Mrs. Richard H. Ross as his successoi. This-was done at a tions. and reminding voters to get out Nimitz’ Tuesday communique and vote and get out^, early. Demo- meeting held Monday night. IjH D liA H iA . ocratlc workers were stationed in added 249 planies to the 191 he $34-95 various private homes throughout ’The large gathering was held at had reported destroyed Saturday. the town conducting a similar drive the home of Rollie Thompson of It added the destroyer to the war- Linmore drive and matters relat- ships sunk; two destroyers and Plus: “Falcon In Mexico** sturdy, all-steel to get out the vote. - two destroyer-escorts to the war Evenly Divided ing to the imprdvement of the c u T lag e . Blue or l The number of votes polled In sectioh were discussed. It was vot- shi^ damaged. grey leatherette^ | each of the four sections shows ed to have a apeakef at the next ' “ Figures on our own losses are Padded top and how evenly the town had been di- meeting to ixplain matters relat- not yet available,” the communique sides. Adjustable vided by streets. In the first sec- ing to the development of the sec- Mid. AMERICAN LEGION WARDROBE FOR BABY hood, aim - visor tion. Emphasises Air JM ptaftloa ----- P L U S A ------tion the machines showed 3,401 Annual 9 , $39.95 and Morm shield. votes; in the second, 3,3231 in the Following the meeting a aocial Emphasizing aW^mdnatlon i of the attackers over Manila, the BIG ALL STAR REVUE A wardrobe just for baby! Five third- 3.148: and in the fourth, aesaion was held and lunch- was — So we elected IIm m Other Carrlagee From 84.95 3 433 served by Mrs. Rollie Thompson, rsldera accounted for 327 of the A rm istice N ig h t drawers and compartment keep The first three hours indicated Mrs. Leo Barry and Mrs. Leo 440 planes On the ground. cozy cotton quilh for baby’s things separate. a large vote would be cast aa an Beauchamp. Moat of the 72 'enemy warships Dinner-Donee PUT TlffiM OUT TO PLAY average of better than liOOO voters which hava been sunk or damaged the |obl Hiey'jp io since MacArthur'a landings were '^ -L E G IO N HOME CH ARLIE K E N N E D Y an hour were passing through the VINNY CWfNs -TONV RllsfO worm, to pretty. Notice, machUiea. At 4 o’clock in the after- blasted In the second battle of the Leonard Street ^ -B U T D RESS T H EM F O R IT ! noon. 10,000 votes had been recqrd- Purchase, New Philippines sea. too. liwHhey'rfe mode N ot. ed and at 6:30 with an hour and a! During that battle, 428 enemy Saturday, 11, 1944 AttAWhere Else But At MARLOW’S WiH Yon Find Such half to g o .tte machines .showed a Tract of Land pUmes.were erfsed, isioet of them 7:00 P.BI. > FtiM/CIl MAISOM (0 wMi a iieat tie-ffont belt r.TAN'AP; CATPOV*-Ul ) ' A Fin* Collecticm of Children’s Outdoor Wearables! total o f 12,000 uotlh#. Between jy carrier p la i ^ O ^ er eneifiy Membera — Friends. that does wonders for 7:46 and 7:06 only a few voters ap- ahreraft ediUiig up to a total of at leaat^l,000 were bagged In car- Bert Johnson’s Orchestra. peared and duilng.~the last five Alexander Jarvla has purchased your wobHine. Sizes 14 minutes not a vote was tallied. rier-baaed attacks dating back to Entertainment. from Knofia Brothers a tract of Oct 20. to 20 in the loveOett COLORFUL HOODED 1-PIECE Absentee BaBots Phone .7642 The civilian absentee ballqt yote land -ctn Princeton, street which a -Bullat-kM^fid G4B. tom oyuki Knitted Cuffs and Anklets. Sixes To i In Water BepcDcnt Tamashita. obA of Japan’a moat BURL IVES ' Fahrie. ' lucceasfttl field com m im an. waa AND BMIXIANT CAW o r ie aiNOEM AND OANCEM C A L L named oommaader-tfi-enlef of NlP* ^ FradOetloo Btaiwi to Lena Laapridaff poneM land foteps' ha the Archi- Msaleal DUe3er DSa Slegaaeleter pelago. DWem mreetar Walter Harr ontgomery “ 8500 Admiral Denshichf Okochi, -who' Daaoa llbeetora Oiairlaa WeidmMi aa* leAlandind^parUet In ”tt)a Sliahff- atttsai kar AMMct * WANDARO K«ROG«M»Airoi80linil»A» fl»OIL ksi iBddeot U 1887,” waa ap p o^ lUM mfikei ad to command what’a la(t i t FOR VALUES pon’a Naval forpaa ia tha Philip- M O RIA RTY' BR O T H ERS pines araar, Vie# Admiral 8ktfftul BVE8.1 80c, 81.28.81A8. ft.48.8M 8.8SA8; BAT. MAT.t 8^ 81^ ’.War( ^ the LereT At Center and Broad Streeto Fukutoma and Vlca Admiral Tart*J I1JAGL48.884W cnuilM.). TEL. BAHWOBO 84111 j 324-828 MAIN ST. TEL. 5181 MANCBE8TER1 [jiro-Oniabl wera naaBOd joina*| ‘ jH! -' *^ .•i'^s. s«^ V.fw%?ii*:’
A ' s' N. MANCBEOTER EVBKINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY. NOVY!MBER S. 194. t, Honor Pupils Surowlec. BMt«im Wm Xlm* WDRC—Martin Block and Director Echmalian An- Brown Decorated r^SO—w n c — Back»t«^e W if#:* Johnnie Johnston; WTHT ' W D » 0 —Afternoori MeJodle*; Musical Quls. . nounces Names of Che- il A REPORT O F PER F O R M A N a A T H O M E A N D ASR O A D SY THE DESIG N ERS A N D SUILDERS O F Netra; WTHT—News; P * ^ 7-30—W n C ,— Charlie Splvaks With Air Med^l TMOhers AESOClRtion; WHTD vfRinrme herbal cough Orchestra; W D R C -Easy Aces; ney Tech Students. Ninedy-.4a sewiUl/losIty prepared to PRA TT a W H IT N IY B N O IN IS C H A N CE V O U O H T A IRPLA N ES, PRA TT A W HITNEY EN GIN ES, SIK O RSKY HELICOPTERS A N D H A M ILTO N ST A N D ARD PROPELLERS H A M ILT O N STA N D ARD PR O P fU ERS ,^-Fumde of su re. ^ WTHT — Flying for Freedom; work Internally, l i not only reUevee ' 4:15-^im C — Stella Dallas; T-S Robert L. Brown, AAF, son WHTDi-The Lone Ranger. Director John G. Echmalian of of Mrs. Grace Brown of 8 Drive your coughing spelNAut also looeens ' WTHT— Eunice Greenwood sticky pl^egm and makes It easier 7-411—WTIC—Emil Cote Chorus. the Howell Cheney Technical E, Silver Lane Homes, was recent VOL. 2 MO. 0 P O B t I S W C v uwirgo'diffcadrr eomfonATiom. k a » r MAmT'romo. coMNgericor NOVIEOEM. tool . ftesenta. gjoo—WTIC — Mr. and Mrs. ly decorated with the A lf Medal. to raise. Sa/e and efftettvo for botb school, has announced the names ^1:30—W n c — Lorenso Jones; North; WDRC — Jack Carson He was cited for meritorious old and youngl AU drngrtorgg, WDRC—Ad Uner; WHTD— Show; WTHT — Cecil Brown; of students who made the Honor achievement while participating Time Views the News. WHTO—Clifford Prevost. RoU In the different departments, in aerial flights in the Southwest IN V A DER, FASTEST U. S. B O M BER, G O ES IN T O A CTIO N PC A , N ational O rder DC-4a 4:4I^WTIC — Young Wlddcr 8:15—WTHT-Tello-Test; WHTD during September and October, as Pacific area from May to June, Brown; WDBO— Connecticut —Lum and Abner. HAVE 100th Helicopfer 1944. SANTA MONICA, Cal .— ^Twp more Heroes; WHTD—Hop Harrl- follows: 8:30—WTIC — Carton of Cheer; Sergeant Brown is a radioman YOUR HUT AIR FlIRNACB airlines have announced orders fo r four- New Engines, Propellers •Carpentry department—Stuajt RBL'tlNOmONED WDRC — Dr. Christian; WTHT and gunner and has completed engined Douglas DC-4 transports, ' S r S ^ W n C -W h e n a Girl Mar- __News; Castles In the Air; Griscl. FOR W lNTERl CAIX 88M Drafting department — Peter tvyenty-four missions. He is a Pennsylvania-Central Airlines pur- ries; WDRC—News; Ad Liner; WHTD—My Best Girls. graduate of Manchester High Flies Q f ^ korsky WTHT—News: Music; WHTD Capra, Chester Small. chased 15 DC-4s to inaugurate 60-minute 9-00—WTIC — The Eddie Cantor Electrical department—Bernard school in the Class of 1942. Before NORMAN BKNTZ ;—Terry and the pirates. flights between such cities as Washington Show; WDRC — Frank Sinatra Banavlge. Eric 'tesae. Maxwell his enlistment he was employed in The Local Tlnsmltb *:16—WTnc—Portia Faces Life; Show; WTHT — Gabriel Heat- the Pioneer Parachute Company, Mo fb Poworful Typos |^ow In and New York, Wa.shington and Pitts- To Power Douglas DC-7s Lambert, Joseph Plader, Earl WHTD—Dick Tracy. ter! WHTD—Dunnlnger.. burgh, and CHiicago and Detroit. 4 :80—w n c —Just Plain Bill: 9:16—WTHT—Screen Test. Production; Nash-Kolvinator National Airlines ordered seven Douglas WDRC— War Commentary: 9:30—WTIC — Mr. District A t DC-4s. They will fly non-*itop; New York Sports; WTHT— Superman; tomey; WDRC — Which is Flies Its First S'kortky Croft to Miami in four hours .and .18 minutes; WHTD—Jack Armatrong. Which; WTHT — Cisco Kid; Pan A m erica n A ir w a ys O rd ers 2 6 - p la n e Flee t of New York to New Orleans in si.\ hours '» :« —WnC—Front Page Far- WHTD— Spotlight Bands; Cor- BRIDGEPORT, C onn. — Helicopters, rell;* WDRC-r^woon or Croon; and 18 minutes; Miami to New Orleans 108-Passenger Substratosphere Clippers onet Story Teller. more than 100.of them, have rolled off the WTHT-Tom Mix; WHTD— 10:00—W n C — College of Musi- in three hours. Captain^ Midnight. cal Knowledge: WDRC—Great world’s first helicopter production line here United Air Lines, already committed to Moments in Music: WTHT — DRESS UP YOUR HOME ,it Sikorsky Aircraft division of United Air- 15 DC-4s and 20 DC-6s, ordered IS more Afternoon • SANTA MONICA, Cal .— T he newest, most powerful type of Pratt & Whitney Sumner Welles; WHTD—Ray- craft Corporation. o f the 300-miles-pcr-hour DC-6s. W n c —News; WDRC — engine and the latest type Hamillon Standard proi)clIcf, each so atlvanced that details mtmd Gram Swing. As the 100th Sikorsky helicopter, an R-4B, The.se purchases, with others previously Rtetee; WTOT—News; WNBC still are sealed in military secrecy, will jiow-er a fleet o f huge new Douglas airplanes 10:16-rW H Tp—Ted Malone. pa.-sed its Army flight tests, _ Bernard I.. .announced, hping the toftil ordered by U..S. —N( to be operated by Pan American W orld .-Xirways. 10:30^WDRC — The Electric VN'helan, general manager, revealed that pro- airlines to 156 four-engined Douglases, all 4:15—^W jrib,^ Professor Andre Hour; WTHT — Music; WHTD F o r T h o n k s i g i i H n g duction has been stepped up to the rate o f driven by Pratt & Whitney engines anil Pan American has contr.actcd for 26 of the four-engined, 108-passenger DC-7 Scbcnker; WDRC—Lyn Mur- —Stop that Villain. five a week. At the same time he said that transports, largest* yet developetj: for commercial use. ray’s Music: '^ T H T —Music Hamilton Standard propellers. 11:00—W n C — News, W im C ^ the company already is starting production WHTD—Sports. News; WTHT — News; WHTD Already In setion, (he Army A-26 Douglas Invader incorporates "in one package" all the The DC-7 will be twice as large as the clippers now flying Pan American’s trans- of the new, larger, more powerful R-5A, for «:8fl-^^!WlC—Gulden ^erenadera, —News. lessons learned in five years of attack-bomber warfare. Powered by two Double Wasp oceanic routes ami seven times larger than the WDRC—News; WTHTr-Con- 11:15—w n c —H a r k n e i 8 of which It'has an order running into the hun- engines turning Hamilton Standard proMllers, the Invader is said to be the faitest bomber standard DC-3 transports. It will be as wide, in the world today cert Hour; WHTD—Th> An- Washington; WDRC — Joan dreds. In aihlition, it has completed the ex- D C-7 DESIG N ED ARO U N D LATEST PO W ER EQ UIPMEN T wing tip to wing tip, as a 16-story building swer Man. Brooks, Songs; WTHT—Music; The enlarged Manchester Memorial Heaceful cornfield. Now it is covered with Anesthetist Task much needed playground equip- 3 p. m. the Tolland Library Aaso- simplicity. checked by laboratory teste. In one of the largest and most modern aircraft The anesthetist watches the build Hamilton Standard propellers on a ment and presented it to Hick’s ciatlon held the regular meeting. But it was not always thus. that routine, among other details, non-royalty basis. The staff was selected and engine plants in the world, with 85 acres 'During thp regular business five gauges on the tube’s of gas beside When a patient submitted to- an under one roof. Millions of dollars worth o f Memorial school and the White it has been determined that the sent to the Hamilton Standard factory in East new members were voted into the her. The inhalations of the patient operation fifty or sixty years ago, precision m.ichinery, much o f it specially de- throUi^ the rubber-cupped mask patient U not diabetic, and that Hartford, Conn., for training, a plant built, School. association and several others he took chances that seem-unbe- his blood coagulates normally— signed, has l^en purchased and installed. over his nose and mouth become ' machinery installed and the first propeller George L. Steele of Palmer, were named to be voted next lievable to those who have beneflt- both basic factors. More than 300 men from the Missouri Valley Mass., la a guest of his brother, meeting. Following the business less frequent. The atmosphere is by modem surgical treatment. completed February 22, 1942. ' - N. . Daily Newa Photo intentionally warm and humid. Contitionlng the Patient In that s5me month production require- Bigfsr, more powerfxL ncwlv streamlined, the two newest types of Sikorsky helicopters fly have been transformed into well-trained fore- John H. Steele and femlly. several letters were read from the There was none of the ritual of The last measure la tb4 tech- in inrmstion nesr the SikorSky factory in Bridgeport. The R-5A, in front and on the rirt boys in the army service after The foreheada of the doctor’a ments were raisfd frdln'200 to 900 propellers :n and supervisors and approximately Albert Brason of Washington, preparation and precaution that nique of conditioning thg patient hM a 450-horaei*ower Wasp Junior engine and is being built for the Army by Sikorsky. T which Rev. Leonard W. S. Stryker and nurses, protruding slightly per month, but (Canadian Propellers has made 20,000other middle westerner^, most o f whom C., who is active In the Shiloh now prevails. for the operating room. Important R-4A. on ttao left, now is being produced by Nssh-Kelyinstor from Sikorsky designs of Toiland gave a talk on ’’Flori- between their masks and caps, A half century ago it was a every delivery on schedule. had never' previously worked with tools, have rellglouH school at Sherman, New glow falnUy as beads of perspira- In this is the pre-anesthetic medi- liecome skilled operators o f the precision YorlLgeve a talk on the work of da, Some Sites and Sights Along familiar sight'to see the operating cation, a little huihanlzlng touch With the reduction in the pilot, training the Way.” About 30 ladies were tion appear. The big swinging surgeon walk directly from the program, Canadian Propellers has recently machinery. Finally, the tooling and prorluc- the S c l^ l at a meeting at the lamp reaching down from the cell- which helps to bfhiah the dread of home o f^ ^ . and Mrs. Emery M. present to enjoy the speaker and street to the opentlng room, roll reduced its manufacturing activities. ' tion difficulties incident to building a wholly V.U. Army Air Furan Ww*u ing- over the operating field is a crucial expetonca On an English airdrome. Army C-47 Douglas Skytrains choke the runways as 54 Twin Clough tnrTolIand recently. Mrs. to enjoy the dainty refreshments up bis sleeves, much in the man- After an la r v a l, he la wheeled ______Sea Wolf Marks Third Battle Plane new tyjie o f engine had to l>e, ironerl out be- during tile social with Mrs. Mar- given a. iast-mlnute adjustment on Wasp engines spin 50 Hydromatic prOpellersHSefore crossing the North Sea to drop para- Warren C K ^ b and Mrs. Shirley ner of a carpenter, and begin to the opeim ng table and with fore the big plant could swing' into high gear. lon Baker and Miss Luclle Agard, its counter-balanced arm. troopers, glider troops and airborne infantry behind German lines deep in Hollana C. Fisk are x^tudents at the working. It is a tradition passed few encouragmg words, put under The Missouri plant not only fabricates hostesses. Miss Hattie Jewett, The instruments on the tray be- on to new medical students to school. , \ side the surgeons glitter. the ahesdietie. The picture picks 61 Joe Hitdiiiikes 18,400 Miles Doslgnod By Vought for World War II complete engines but also builds all the power On Friday. I^oviwber 17th a assisting. emphasize the progress made In with the five white-robed .sections for the Double Wasp “ C” engines detail li sharpened beneath the im recent yssrs, that the eminent Dr. N E W GUINEA— A day late in reporting Prop Experts At All Fronts New Zeolonders Fly Corsairs thank offering meeting will be tense, shadowless and almost Issnlng over the opstmting The 1944 built by the parent Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Bryant of Bellevue hospital In back herr from a 10-day furlough, a soldier WASHINGTON—^The U. S. Navy has announced the TBY-2 Sea Wolf, a new held in the church in the evening. brutal light. division o f United Aircraft Corporation at ‘The speaker will be the returned New York City held a knife be- was asked for an explanation by his com- torpedo bomber designed by tlic Chance Vought Aircraft division of ’'UiRted Air- WE.STERLY, R. I.— More than 3.200 —WELLINGTON, N ew Zealand— First The patient’s breathing becomes tween hlB teeth while adjusting a East Hartford, Connecticut. ' missionary, the Rev. Erocrlons E. IVIarlboroii^h quieter and the anesthetist n o ^ manding officer. craft Corporation. The Sea W olf is being produced at the Allentown, Pa., plant of highly trained propqller specialists have car- announcement th.it pilots of the Royal New White. tourniquet, an l then gave the in- “ Bad weather in Chicago," was the reply. ried ILiniilton Standard know-how'to the Zealand Air Force were flying the famous Mlemnly at the chief aurgron. who strument a few quick strok^ Consolidated Vultee with the aid of Chance Vought engineers. , A An all-day Parents’ Institute' is Fireman First Class Paul Ker- replies w ith.a flick of Ms Piles— Get During the eleven days the private had world’s fighting fronts, it was revealed as the Vought Corsair fighter came when the "Down * to be held in Tolland on Saturda^ across hla heelleei to peiTect the e ^ e . hitchhik^ home by air, spent two days with TTie new bomber will heJhe Navy’s biggest agrial torpedo launcher. It weighs eight 100th class was graduated'from the Hamilton Under” pilots defied heavy rains that kept. shaw spent the week-end here with brows. It is the go-ahead signal. Visiting doctors In those days Kingfislier Bites Zero November 18th, sponsored by the * Relief Now his -wife in New Haven, Omnecticut, 9,200. tons, Jiristles with machin^guns, and can carry heavy ^ m b loads. It is manned by a Standard propeller training school here, 29 his mother, Mrs. Sarah Kershaw. With less hesitation than he stood doss to the patient in their South Pacific bombers grounded for days to - P. T. A. A panel of diatingpiished employs In the first stroke of his .iniUona of sufferers In the last mile# away, /and hitchhiked back again. pitot, gunner, bombardier sto ra^om an.’The TBY-2 marks the third battle plane de- PAClFlt FLEET HEADQUARTERS months after its founding. keep the “ potato patrol” in oi>eration. Mrs. Cha;-Ies H. Isleib Is a pa- Mpg broadcloth coats with velvet 40 years have found ..a way speakers will present discuselons morning shave, the surgeon makes to get signed by 'Vought for World War II. —The pilot of a litflc Vaught-Kingfisher ob- Graduates represent every branch o f the The “ ixitato patroU js the air arm o f the of the problems of various age tient in . the Women’s Massachu- collars, which an attendant hap- quick relief from thd itching and a swift, sure Incision in the expos- When war came to America, hundreds o f 8ervation\ plane, directing cruiser gunfire U.S.air services andthemajority of Americ.m drive to starve thfr Japs out o f Bougainville. groups. settL hMpItal in Boston. ed area that only a few momenU hasaxdly sprayed wifh carbolic smarting of piles.' They uss a de- steam. .^Thla wka the sole preoau- CORSAIR nO HTER^ BO MBER GETS " G O " SIG N AL Navy OS2U Vought Kingfishers were in ser- against a^ Jap-held island, suddenly was airplane manufacturers. Chhers include mili- .Cut off from supplies, the Japs are digging Next Sunday, Nov. 12th, the before had been swabbed In Iodine. lightful cooling, soothing and Quite s number from here at- tton against' infecjtoit- A ede- vice as the fleet’s standard observation scout. pounted on by three Zeros. tary personnel from Great Britain, Canada, jungle gardens to augment their dwindling . topic of the pastor’s sermon will tended the funeral of George The words are few, but the <»r- astringent formula — Peteraon’s Closes -Today brstsd Parisian ^rgeon, known Ointment. No wonder one suffer- Officially Fitted with seaplane floats, they operate off With only two .30 caliber machine guns Peru, China. Brazil, * Iceland, Nicaragua, foon of Mr., and Mrs.' Paul though hla assiatanU read his ing were roUeved, and Z slept all with the Japs. They made a direct hit on the dross, not even deigning to turn night, Peterson’s Ointment Is mar- serving enemy movements, and rescuing many ;s «^ o ti at the home of Mrs. Ma- Roberts of this place. mind. J ..w pilot o f one Zero and sent him crashing into II The Marlbmough Orange Mln- The .operation proceeds with up his coat slesvsf or shirt buffs. velous." SSe s box, all drun^sta. a downed flier. As landplanes they have flown the sea. On its way down, this Zero brashpd F A IRC H ILD ’S " FLYI N G B O XC A R " H AS D O UBLE W ASPS " ^ -I rlon Baker and sister, Miss Lucille Details of tho not too distant N ov.' 8 Agard ’Tuesday at 3 p. m. stre: show will 1» presented Fri- swiftness, cerUlnty. and a total 80e In tube with applicator. Money thousands o f hours o f off-shore patrol. past are in sharp contrast to the back If not dellghf^. so close that it sheared off the tip o f the Mrs. L. Ernest Hall, Mrs. W. day and Saturday evenings, Nov. absence of. hesitation or loss of t Simultaneously, Vought was devetopingthe Kingfisher’s starboard wing. Hoyt Hayddh and Mrs. John H. 1.' and N o v .'ll at 8 o’clock in the motion: But.no fabulous »utoiM- F4U Corsair fighter, first airplanOto he de- The Kingfisher pilot gave his Warn Junior Richmond Memorial Library, un- tlc machine ever functioned with signed around a 2000-horsepower engine, the 4ts^e were among the committtee der the direction of Mr. and Mrs. engine the gun and headed home. ‘The two (or the meeting of the D. A. R. the perfect prsdalon and effortless Promptly Thomas B. Berran of Manchester. rhythm with which these doctors But By Pratt A W'hitney Double Wasp,.and first war- remaining & ros pumped bullets th rou ^ ' the society at the home of Mrs. George plane to better 400 miles per hour. The pianist is Mrs. Holden Wright. and nurses coordinate their move- VAVE ?S SO% -FUEL! fuselage .within inches Of the Navy pilot’s ” . ' - y.- fiemth In Rochvnie Wednesday,. Members of the cast are;. ' Paul The country’s urgent need for Corsairs legs. Hot oil from a punctured tank covered November 8th. / . menU. (or here exact U m ^ Is AND ENJOY GREATER COMFORT Those Who Hove Not Completed. Roberts, Samuel Dancause, Ernest achieved through the cohesion ol forced Vought to concentrate on (heir pro^ the pilot and o b s ^ e r . But the sturdy little Mus.. Miriam Underwood enter- Thompson, Mrs. Paul Roberta, independent minds joined (or a duction and to enlist (roodyear airo to build Kingfisher took everything-the Japs had until - ;tabMd irsIhtlveB and friends over Mrs^— Samuel Dancause, Mrs. RUSCb 3.W AY COMBINATION WINDOWS the week-end from New York ctt^. single purpose. Their Clubs May Do So Before then). 'The building o f Kingfishers was turned it rtadied the protective screen o f surface CharleA.Aultman, Frod Coleman - BXFBRTLy OiSTAlXEO C TB B I CBAI who is Interlocutor, Mrs, Fred Time U Brle( over to the Naval Aircraft Factory. ships. ^ Mrs. Zoe 'Hrokley closed her Minutes pass rapidly, but they WITB THE BXOLUnVE d I B C Is 9 B A l s SOtnmer home^K?ubbv House" In Coleman, Ethel Johnson, Eklna Pettehgtp, Anthony D’rocle, Al- are not many minutea. An atmo- The Close of Business Tolland WsdoasdA^ to spend the sphere o ( quiet confidence give# L NoDtaft! Ns Ratal VaxHlatloal Active Pups Get Acthr* Nomn' U-l-to-lrelqiid in 14 Hours . winter months tn Nbw York city. fred Vine,Xl4^ Roberts; Jerofne F. Weir, Joan Oiatidei;, -Mrs. Myron way to an air of sxdttng expect- Check t. Chaxgs BorMa to gtons Saata In Vi Mix- A meeting ot the ’To^and 4-H ancy. It is the tension of efficien- ate rraai INBIDB font HosmI ' msmhsni met in busineeSN session Pettengill, Mrs. ^^Efoward. Lord, SAIPAN—A <^ple of qoppies are mak- FOYNES, E ir e — On Ottober 23 Mrs. John Vergaaon7'''M^ John cy, howsvsr, and not of apprehen- 8. Ns Balky Windows to Bton to (M larl ing life miserable for Japanese pigs and • S i k o r s k y F l y i n g Ace arrived here 14 hours •t- the church social nom» u B A RTLETT-BRAIN A RD C O . O f M a n ch este r V XA Kfwtei Carpi n ote Smmsctlcwaad Unltbtf' VUtas The 100;000th B-17 Flying Port- . T h e a c t i v i t y at the operating I4B WOODBINE TBEBT _ BAETTORO (•) on Majnro siridfi fai tbs Marshalla Is sns of the hundreds that Marine Mtuttoa sad -InsB/, to ebooss. ress has been delivered to the team continues. The surgeon sews This Vaaght Corsair Here is, the C-82 Fairchild Packet,' newest Anmy tranaport plane, spaclaliy dad IVlJCraONlb f- lt li pilots arc nsing os fjditor-boaibafs sgainat the Jans holsd ia an Ssuth P sd lc lalsiidi. Th« 6 th W ar Loan D riva st a rts N ovom ber 20. i a p d f o r G o d . Army Air Forces. Tt’ll be hard for up the Indsion, using a curved OsaM Wasn saglM sad Hyine«atlc propstter eaablo the Corsair cargo operations. With its two.2100-taoreepower Pratt A Whitney englnaa (arpiag; of tha Touag Pao- the Germane to beUeve that there Bvaalags aad Baadays Hartford — S-fiSTt- M. Its $818 tatosspowsT rsAneedle, held tightly in forceps, tocaitry • Foiirtaan lillllo n dollars aio noadod. Do your part Standard propellera the Packet can carrv beaw lonto nanrtton foe U 44 svsrtng. are only that many. nhrsaded with 4 fine suture. Ah sa>
-i4 MANCHBOTEB BYENINb HERALD, MANCHESpaC 0 0 ^ .. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBEK 8,194« FAChB
Miss Co.inora. WalWce, possibly - f today romLaded -New ElngUnd mo-1 books are permanently - Invi Is a poaalble candidate‘ and It is for maintaining .the' Sunday lloiis'ts that A-11 gasoline coupons] ted, the announcement said, ta Unit American Legion Auxil- In charge o f the Putnam offleers. still smarting under Mra. Luce’s G asolin e Coiipous: oouM hav* woo. y*irt*r«uy. !ii th* An entertainment w ill conclude the hoped that a number o f church school and Its work.. owners applying for A books i iary, o f Stafford Springs. ^ o rt h Co ventry members and friends will be pres- ’The Mother’s Ouh will meet at Tiglit Contest deacription In her maiden speech .10 program. today will have one coupon i‘ M anehe$ter nation. Rockville the gheats o f Stanley Dobosx U nit ent to bear him. the home of Mrs. 'Wilfred Hill Butter to Be Scarce In Congress of some of his views as "globaloncy,” failed her a ed frdm the new hooka fo r i No. 14, this evening at th d f annual The C. O. D. class will hold Its Elmer Clark Is a paUent at the Friday, November 10, at elgnt days which have elapsed ihembership supper, to be served 'shsrp-tongued glamor girl of 40.” ling H era ld - Oxygen Tente ‘Open Up* Hau'tford hospital and «ards from o'clock. Wonby Clare the validity period. Stalin On Ths Moral W ar at 6:30 o’clock. H ila Will bs fol- regular monthly meeting on No- Mrs. Lucs cfune with Boston, Nov. friends In town would be appre- Until Springtime Now ihe BUggeation that the vice presi- .One does not expect Stalin, the Vernon Votes lowed by a meeting with Initiation vember 11 at the Churcl) Coin- Akron, 6.—<>P)—Because some ciated by him. Lane Tteata Savold dent was nothing more or less Uma I ™ U B t a M l i M t M t of a class of candimtes. great realist, to be sn especlaUy mimlty House. A fellowship sup- Blonde Playwright Vic- Sappet* Tonight patients suffer from claustrophoy per will be served at 6:30 for the The annual thank offering will Chicago, Nov. 8—(/PH— Lee' s "carpet bagger” and her cam- fBHjSuS^koOSOM M ign bristled with thruats at the tatwit«t authority on the Intangl- For Democrats There will be a baked ham sup- bla—a dread of being closed in— claaa and the meeting and aoclal be held on November 17 at the Savold, ranked among boxing’s War Food Administra- tor in Fourth District Ban o n Givin g Roosevelt administration which blea. But It seems that Stalin per and Christmas sale at ths Vsr- time will follow. ’This meeting, Church Community House. A sup- first ten heavyweight contenders, fM M M Oetebw I. IW whan they are treated in oxygen ahe termed "yesra o f humiliating non Center church this evening. waa formerly scheduled f o r . the per will be served followed by a tonight will attempt to redeem tion Explains What Has Over Opponent !• great enough as a rsallst to tents made of conventional heavy failure.” B ««n arwilnc ■« But Govenior Baldwin Nov. 8, at 8:30 o'clock. Various 10th, but aa the date was taken sale at the various booths and an himself for his defeat by Joe O vertim e Pay i Bdlkra ■atwy.y know that the Intangibles ars rubber sheeting, hospitals are Bakal three months ago. In a 10- Happened to Supplies Bridgeport, Nov. . Two Women In Congrem ____tt mwhwNr. own, kinds of food and' fancy work will adopting the use of canopies made for a rehearsal, It was advanced entertainment and 'an auction. rsally the, tblnge that move this Is Ineluded Among There will be a special program round main event bout against necticut’e Fourth congressional For the first time In its history, CtoM Mall Itottw.______be featured. of transparent pliofilm, a light- to the next day. It is hoped that For American Qtizens. Connecticut, which prior to Mra. In charge of James Keller during Larry Lane In the Coliseum’s first Boston Nov. 8.—(if)— Regional district aent blonde /N *yw righ t world o f ours. . Irhose Elected. Putnam Night weifht material that permits the all members of the class and Luce’s election in 1942 had never WARD’S scMdUpnoM aai those to be admitted will be pres- the auction for the children. A show of the Indoor season. Lane, and U. S. Rep. Clajxr'Boothe Luce tv ICiil •••• # •••• In hia speech the other day. Putnam Night will be observed paUent to see 'What’s going on By James Marlow Attorney George H. Foley of the been 'represented by a woman in teen .75 fine evening la being planned and Trenton, N. J..- puncher, suffered (R.) back to tfyf House for her OQT K S U •««ao«a« Premier Stalin dlscuseed manjl Rockville, Nov. 8— (Special) — by the Rockville LpMeal errora eppeeji^ In a«- German Invaders over the en- butter supplies are down. Bailor Killed la FaU _ M t a Ml Wie llaneheetar llng, Democratic candidate for Butter productloii in the pre- Barald. ______slaved peoples representative, poIIefT the largest as well as ^smali packages! w ar period, 1935-39, averaged 2,- Miami, Fla., Nov. 8.— (4V— Hbwe^r, the policy of racial number of votes at the election re- 170.000,000 pounds yearly. It drop- Wednaadya, November 8 George T. O’Donnell, 20, whose hatred pursued by the Hitlerites ceiving 2,525. . ped to 2,013,000,000 last year and ViLw Z *fhe following is the detailed mother, Mra. Annie O’Donnell, became in actual fact the source to 1,771,440,000 this y4ar. vote: President, Dewey and Brick- W; But—milk produced on the lives at 62 L street. South Boston, Otte Clear Mandate o f Internal weakness and foreign er, D., 2,200; Roosevelt and Tru- Proof enough at Watkins where such things as was killed Tuesday when he fell ops Quality farms before the war was about political isolation for the German man, D „ 2,344; governor, Baldwin, davenports, desks; lounge chairs.. .yes, even com- 103 billion pounds yearly. Now it’s from the 15th floor o f the Ever- Mare elearty than any election R „ 2,368: Hurley. D „ 2,106; lleut.- glades Hotel barracks. Naval offi- Fascist dtste. ' plete bedroom and dining room groups...aro about 118 billion, a big Increase. Espoldbs American hlatory. yeaterday’a govemor, R., 2,253; Snow, D „ 2,- ■yet, 11 billion pounds more milk cials announced ..oday. • ^ e idsoibgy and policy of 270; secretary, Redick, R., 2,243, selected for gifts for the home! J L ima to have rendered a and cream are going Into bottles racial hatred Is one of the factors kta o o o n e p a r t i c u l a r p o l i c y Prestla, D„ 2,283; treasurer, fo r the home than before the war. tO **** * * * / . making for the downfall of the Sharpe, R „ 2,235; Carroll, D., 2,- And additional billions of pounds policy or the peace. Hitlerite bandit plot. It cannot 296; comptroller, 2leller, R., 2,242; are going into evaporated milk for Tlia laaue oT foreign policy—of Dowe, D., 2,287; U. S. Senator, ba considered an accident that not the armed services and Into cheese ilattonlam agalnat ihtematlonal Danaher, R „ 2,214; McMahon, D., and other dairy products. only the enslaved peoples of 2,325; rep.-at-large, Monkicwlex, ktlon—could not be atopped Some Other Details France, Yugoslavia, Poland, R., 2,267; Ryter, D., 2,267; rep. In Quality Merchandise bocomlnt a major laaue in Congress, McWilliams. R., 2,225; That’s the general outline of the Csebhoslovakia, Greece, Belgium, OPEN T IL 9 T H URSD AY picture. Here are some other de- Mmpaign. It waa obviously Woodhouse, D „ 2,300; senator, AT Denmark, Norway and Holland tails: major laaue In the voting. And Latimer, R., 2,225; Welles, D., 2,- have risen up against the ^German 307; Judge of Probate, Goehring, WFA allocates the total butter votera of this country com- A N D SA TURD AY NIGHTS supply this way: 80 per cent for ImperlaUsts, but also the former R , 2,044; O'Loughlln, D „ 2,480; T1 Ived to make their decision on Representatives, Ackerman, R., 1,- civilians, 15 per cent for the arm- vassals of Hitler—the Italians, laaue singularly clear. Their 986; Rady, D., 2,357; Rlsley, R., ed services, 6 per cent for Russian Economy Prices Rumanians, Finns, Bulgarians.... A rm y hospitals. a repudiation o f lao* 2,217, Spurting, D „ 2,525. Closed Wednesdays At 12, Noon- "In the course of this war the The vote for Justices of the In peacetime the farmers were able to meet all demands for milk Hitlerites have sustained not only Peace was aa follows; Lebbeus F. The laaue played Ita great part Bissell, 2,213; Stephen J. Von Bum, and atm have enough left to turn the determination ot the preal* a military defeat but also a moral 2,213; Waldo E. ’ntlinghast, 2,220; out sufficient butter. They’d separate the milk from Ctovemor Dewey waa mak- and poIIUcal defeat Nelson C. Mead, 2,228; Ernest Ly- NOTHING TO PAY ••The Ideology of the equal man, 2,210; Barnard J. Ackerman, the cream. The cream went Into a good run, with great possl- butter.' They could use the skim- righta of all races and nations, 2,103; Walter G. Kellner, 2,200; tiao of vlctSry, until he came Claude A. Mills, 2,242; Clifford B. med milk for livestock. UNTIL DECEMBEIII which U established In our coun- to the foreign pcdlcy ladue. The Knight 2,179; William R. Dowd- And—^thelr peak milk season try, baa won a complete victory Ing, 2,209; Everett North. 2,231; waa in the spring and summer '■""'tiMlMfii fbat bo had raaerved specillc when their cows had plenty of mrer the Ideology o f bestial na- H arry H. Lugg, 2,212; Julius M. APORA MLI 14-INCH URHOLSTIRED ROCKIR ion o t the laaue until late Koslorek, 2,224; Francis S. Rup- green grass to eat. lU I 105.95 tionalism and the racial hatred of the campaign made It the more preoht, 2,235; Perry A. Lathrop, Every o n e takes part in enjoyin g Must Fill Needs of Armed Units in i TO D DUR D O U r . . 3 ^ 9 FOR CHILD . . . g . 9 S Hitlerites." 2,212, all Republicans. But W F A has to see that the lult fo r him to overcome the Buy the furnace you need—now. Com position h e a d , arms an d le gs There, from the man generally Corbin K. Englert, 2304; Thomas needs of the armed forces are filled G oo d-looliin g as d a d ’s e asy choirl aoMUcaps surrounding him on considered the most hard-boiled Keman, 2306; Jamea E. Rohan, by setting aside enough butter for Have it installed right away. You (hot m ovel Sp arklin g, sleeping A nd sturd yl C o vere d with a t- hat laaue—the CUcago platform 2208; Frank J. Flaherty, 2206 them. ---- realist of this war, comes aa good e yes with long lash a il Se e h erl . sorted colored fa b rics.^ his own past record on tha Clarence J. McCarthy, 2312; John a ne w davenp ort This year, starting In April and pay nothing until December; the Isolationists elements an analysis as any of the spiritual Clrklewicz, 2335; Robert J. Pigeon, continuing through September, Words steel furnace it the finest and moral issues over which this 2314; John Kramer, 2300; Maurice every month a certain share of the laeklng him and running with nation’s butter was set aside for we know of. Masdvely built. Ab- r Is being fought ~ L. Spurling, 2375; John J. Macha- Whether you surprise Mom and have your new davenport delivered All New Wool Wartls Lovely Blue Famous Super dm. the armed forces. For instance: cek, 2306; John McKlnstry, 2288; for Thanksgiving, or save the big thrilf for Christmas.. .now is th« solutely gas-tight and smoke-tight. It was apparently the decision Fred S. Besger, 2309; John Schu- In April they got 10 per cent. Suede Fox / Gora Coats mey, 2288; John N. Keeney, 2298; time to select it as new shipments have just arrived. Lawson- models This climbed to SO per cent in It Independent voters on this is- Nazi Losses In The West Velvety and eoft textured Dyed Cone.v does look Im- Ehcclualve with W ards! In Florence L. Foley, 2303. June. It was scaled down to 20 ertileh set running that last in tapestry, 1-19.00 and 159.00. fabric. Warmly interlined. pmHlve—enpecially with the 8 Claaalc Styles and 14 Beao- The stem, ferodous quality of Sapemnmerarlea Resign per cent In September. ■Granulated ^90-lb. Roll tiful Colors. A quality ao Mteiita tide o f strength for Fine Ra.vnn lining. Chenter- nweeping Tuxedo, spirally German resistance to the Ameri- Six o f the supernumeraries o f the Since Oct. 1 civilian.*) have been other retailer In Ameriea getting It all. One W F A official I Rock Wool Reefing flelil and Boy Coatn. Coinrtit worked »leeve». Deep Turn- loosevelt can First Army In the Huertgen Rockville Police Department have PInegreen, I’urple F'lirh.ia, offera for 24.15' Sizes 10 to. said: I Reduced! hack cuff.. Size. 12 to 20. One does not need to guess tendered their resignations stating ReducedI \»» Brown, Soldier Blue and 2 0 . Forest or to British fortss In ths they are dissatisfied with the. pay *’We had to set aside this butter ibout this. yy>r the existence ot G if t Su p re m e - - Black. Size* 12 to ’iO. batUe for Antwerp. el}Owa what they are receiving, James Doherty, fo r the armed forces in that period 88c 2.3 5 eaMBg and dociaton on the issue stlU remains to''be conquered on Irvin g Wormstedt, Henry Boucher, when there was plenty of It. If we were setting 'It aside noV, there'd F a d e p re o f, Rre-resb tan t C e ra g IsoUtlaolam onpreaeed itself In the western front With that con- Fred Veber, Clarence Weigel and Bay at a sale price now... 59.50 F’rank Kmdersberger. be none fo r civilians.” m ic G ra n ule surfacel Co vers 100 29.95 I’liiK Federal Tax. 24.75 ' lery definite fashion In the subor* tinuing type of resistance In D e l u x e G o v . W in t h r o p pay nothing ’til December! The supemumerariea have had This month—:as usual-is the (q u are fe e t. N ollsi cem ent, Inc. Hnate results ot the election. One bog will rever 18 sq. ft, n mind, it is no Indication o f an several______. meetinge ,Oi with ______the Police lowest for dairy production. 8 In. deep. Where isolationists were run* easy victory in the offing which committee both In regard to short- I DOURLI-DECK iUNK^RID GIFT ROOKS FOR THE er working hours and more pay. | This, is a gift of first importance! It’s the Gift of the Giods dng. t h ^ were heavily cut. In comes from examination of Ger- Dies In Polling Plam ■ Rusl-rasitling FOR DOLLS £ m 9 CHILDREN. . . 1 0 c *• 1 . 5 0 They receive $5.75 a night while \ large, original 88-inch desk, made of genuine Mltlon, their presence on the man western front losses to date. the regular tin t grade patrolmen ! IWelded Picture b o o ks, . . p oint b o o ks. . Leominster, Maas., Nov. 8.— Steel Co n b e used os twin doll b eds, lepubllcan ticket evidently In' Nonetheless, these losaes are receive $6.60. It la stated that j mahogany! ^ e e p , too, for it is 22 inches [steel Mra. Grace Shattuck, 83, col NoiU too! Smooth M ap le finished wood delightful sto ry books a n y child urOd the Republican ticket as Impressive. The latest summary they were offered the same as the | deep when closed; 36 inches with lid down. --Sound Sleep Tool Box second grade patrolmen, $6.10 a : Drawer locks have been omitted and pulls lapsed and died In the polling i , , la d d e r inclu d edi Buy Now/ w ill enjoyl Tak e your pick N O W I A*! shble- when those who did not o f these Includes estimated Ger- place at city hall yesterday be- night but this was declined. All simplified to save metal. 85.00. 6c lother to cut merrty pulled the man loaaee of 40,000 In the re- of the supemumerariea are em- fore she could eglster her vote. 2.7 5 kntlre opposition lever. The repu- sistance to the British In the ployed days in other work and Police said Mie had been forced to Sharp-poMed noBs ) i ; easy stand in line for sonie time. Heavy-gaage stetf with a Hation by the Republican party Antwerp area. work nighta as lieeded on the police to drive. Choice of 8, 10, lA ripple finish, Hinged Ud, re- g a few key isolationist candl The total erf Gennan prleonem ^ movable tray aiid padlock 20. or 30 penny sizes. Child's] Swoot-Tono ilatea might conceivably have al Missing Banter Found taken by t^ie various. Allied| parents’ Night willl be held a t] hasp. A real boy! Folding 12-Koy Toy kered the entire nfitional result armies in the west since D-day *• -- - * • the Maple Street schc^l this eve- Bloomfield, V t* Nov. 8— (if)— ning. Grades 5, 6, 7'and 8 will be Steel Choir; . ■ Xylophenos i An election which tumbles now stands at 660,090. Add to Bernstd Daley, 17, mlsalng since 6-Foot In session from 7 to 8 o’clock while igreasman Ham Fish, Senator this the number of German killed ha went on a hunting trip Sunday, Strop Class froni Grade 5 will demon- Folding' 198 d Nye, and Senator John was found In the woods between Hingot |49 and wounded, and total German strate the work accomplished in Rule er, erhich rejects^the candl- Wenlock and Paul Stream last losaes In the west since June 6th the new craft program directed by Strong . ; ; h as steel b races! And For H ttl. music lo varsl Easy to Mrs. Forster. The teachers of the ' night, three miles from his home. iSates of Oolohel McCormick and are calculated at more than 1,- h th o usa n d an d o n e folds co m pactly fo r storing or ca r tower grades will be at the school State Guardsmen and volunteers p lo y l 4 -p o g . b o o k l.t o f music. the Chicago Trlbime in hia own 150,000. ■ ”‘ 27« to talk to parents wishing to see | had been searching, for the boy for 2 9c ryin g graduated Sh a ip p e h ls'i . . fla t h e o d a thousands o f " d ollars” ; ; : go without mud* Arm ^/Forces May Receive One of These Cards .ontgomery wltbout naorta to Be Sore To Do the Following: o f M A N r H E f n rc p prejudice, or precarious Give the Service Blan’s Name and Complete Address IV^ontgomery H# on FINANCE CO. ^To a High School StudenL “ rtarHdf. Ward W ltlva Isval, and hs da- "X V Aontgom ery N . T e L M W ha did win. D. B. . KS*. ^Vard Uto yoor crodil TEL. 5161 This Student Will Pass the Data On To the Student Coun- No. m 824-828 M A IN STR EET that tha Ra* cil Which Is In Charge of Mailing the Greetings 824-828 M A IN ST. ^ T E L . 5181 M A N C H E S T E R Wrird , . B»s'» ^ rl win, th a t From Manchester High SchooL 824-828 M A IN ST. T E L . 5161 MANCHESTI is typa, liti ffty • HANCHBS’I KK BVBNING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMEOT 8. 1944 X M^CHESTEB evening herald, HAHUHEHTEB. UUNM.,, WEDNEBDAT, NOVEMBER 8, 194« EIGHT their positions—Interior Secretary quired to compile the voting on some of his siipporters as th e' national chairman, was equally :4 chamber topheavy with repft- "The election Is a stunning repu- haimnered also by Tactical Air FatherUind Son banquet. High- CALL M O D ELS of free government in America." ment. ment over the air. No telegram ^aantatlvea from old line Republl- diation of the anti-labor isolation- Force medium bombera. land Park Oorainunlty Club. BALDWIN SEEDLESS ’There were teara In the eyea of Herbert Brownell, Jr., 0,O.P. from the governor or other mes- &ban f««aii towna. TTie 1943 ist and defeatist element who WednMuy, Nov. tt A N D T O Y S! 1 had 2W. Kepubllcana and 71 Demo- baaed their campaign on bigotry "Turkey,/Goose and Pig” raffle, A lex an d er A P P LES G R A P E F R U IT and prejudice,’’ Hillman said. Cheney MD. "We are proud of the contribu- Official Family Cleveland Scale 5 fo r 2 5 c "^‘rvalva of the IS Incum ^ta xlmraday, Nov. 28 FLYERS ....53,00-$4.50 $ 1 .3 9 b ask e t $Z00 Per Family f-trho naked the votera to give them tion to the happy result made by TbankaglvlnR Day. Jarvis Changed Loom ICEBERG For i:"sni>ther term In the 8«***J* the d O Political Action contmlt- Thursday, Nov. 28 Real Estate — Mortgages RANCO SOLIDS CRISP—WHITE t ^ b e i ^ e , and thin number In- tee and the National Cltlsens Dedication of Howell Cheney Insurance - *^Uie two women membera, political Action committee and (Oontlnaad from Page One) Technical school. C E L E R Y L E T T U C E it Hurley, a Democrat, of this contribution haa been made 26 Alexander Street B-29 SUPERFORTRESS RE-UPHOLSTERING Friday, Dec. 1 PHONES: 4112 or 7275 ifmanUc. nnd AUm *tens of thousands of American of W ar Mobilization and Recon- Annual Benefit Ball, Manchester KELLETT AUTO-GIRD 19c lb . b u nch 2 h e a ds 17c laeubllcan, ftom Ridgefield. citizens who participated actively Memorial hospital. Sponsorship Phone 2-4127 ^Miocratle Leader Batumed versipii^ succeelling James F, Sundays: 2-0964 or 7275 SIKORSKY the in this moat critical of all cam- Byrnes, and three members of the Women’s Axmlliary, Hotel Bond, Build With Jarvte For Security I JUICY FLORIDA TELLOW Is Needed To Readi Mandiester s HELICOPTER ....51,75 nRMf ARRANBID ^ . Laon RlaCaanl of Hartfort waa paigna....” Surplus War Property board are Hartford. ‘TT i;?f)anu>cmtte laadar In 1948, It would ba Impoaalbla to eatl- due to ba announced when Con- O R A N G ES O N IO N S 41 Worii •mrantMd ' mate what pareentaga of the labof gress convenea one week hence. SEE THE '-;^*tam«»l H. Melkan. dean of the vote went to Prealdent Rooe^elt In both agencies, the appoint TEACH-A-TOT TOYS 5 p o un ds 2 5 c jtenata and one of tte four Demo- EAST HARTFORD 3 9 c d o zen J'iaratlc membera aent to tha upper Outapokenly For RooaeVelt menta will permit organization of PERSONAL fc^^^iamber by New Haven, wan w- Moat of the union leadera were permanent staffs and a more en- h turned for bis sixth coiiaecuUve outapokenly for R o^velt, how- ergetic pushing of preparations -;4 (U . XMAS CARDS ever, and their offlotal publicatlona for the peace. ’This la true espe- Telephone 8-3231 Xmas Cards made from Wa r Fund Quot a ( H $ cially In Burpluses; the present 33,000 ■hAiiiAd_fnr ra-electlon for ^ ^ p v atihiin P. -Adama of WaBtjffli administration has simply your favorite snapshot. ’Damocrat. radio wit and nawspa- weeka paat ’ITielr organizatlona stopped Issuing disposal regula iMir oolumnist* who cAtnpAisn®Q worked aa neve, before In this tions until the new board comes in. «5th dUtrict “by keeping nay campaign.' Fred IL Vinson la regarded the M A N C H EST ER JACKET 'trap Bhut.” as be momlsed to Penbnal contact was preached likelleat bet aa Byrnes’ successor, ANOTHER FOSTER do, waa defeated by W llli^ E. by PAC,' and It was preceded by a although his selection would leave T h e N ational W ar Fund Thro u g h the U. S. O.^ U nited giMehy, Republican. The district constant flow f pamphlets, comic vacant the directorship of the Of- H O B B Y S H O P haa been a Republican strips and fancy brochures num- fice of Economic Stabilization. , BIRCH STREET atrongbold. _ _ _ bering tn the millions which reach- Byrnes ia reported to have de- Seam an's Service, and Priso ners' A id Fund Does a Big Jo b Oeikey Among Newcomew ed into almost every precinct. layed an earlier departure to avoid One of the newcpmera to the While Hillman and Philip Mur- an opening for campaign charges U Richard F. Corttey of ray, CIO president, were the chief that Mr. Roosevelt was unable to for Every M an and W o m an In O ur A rm ed Forces. T h is Is Naw London, a Democfat, former spokesmen for this movement, hold hlB war administration to- Choose Your • v, iaalaUnt aUta attortey general AFL President William Green, gether. aOTTOMS acriNigHiDi ^W hoSided Lorlp, WlUlB, Fairfield himself a Democrat, made no There are reports that other res- C ertain ly N ot the Tim e T o Le t Th e m Down! county atota’a attorney, during speeches but led the cheers for ignations have been delayed pend- WINTER WE B^JY Neing. M.M tha grand iUry Investigation on Roosevelt at the Teamsters’ dinner ing the balloting, and now will be- belted eN areeed, Sde-1 Ma6DONALD Upholstery Co. literrit Mfwvay land piprchaaea In which formally touched off the gin to come In to aggravate an ex- Direct From the (^ |ie r la ’88. fourth term campaign. odus from Washington that al- COAT 983 MAIN STREET, HARTFORD PHONE 2-4127 Certain Groups In Tow n H ave Co m e T h r o u g h W ith a. alx Incumbents from whona On the other side of the fence ready ia worrying the war agency TOtOTS Btrippod the Scns>toriHi heads. From Our Superb i were Republicans with one was John L Lewis whp sought to Although Paul A. Porter, pub- V ery Generous axcepUon, WUltam P. Barber of break the president’s hold on his licity director of the Democratic Collation WE SELL Putnam. The others were Francis United Mine Workers. National committee, reportedly ia j. Summa of Waterbury. ^v d a In line for the FCC chairmanship 29.98 to HO.OO Direct To Essential Workers R. Whitehead of Seymour. Nich- Divers’ Aid resigned by Japies Laurence Fly, olas F. Palladlno of Bridgeport, his appointment would still leave Albert K. BentUey of Stockholm—W—A new, harm- another FEC vacancy to be filled. We Re-Condition At Cost and J. Frederick Haig of Middle- lesr method of mixing hydrogen It Is that of T. A. M. Craven, .who town. „ gas with oxygen for deep-sea diV' resigned June 30 and for whom no successor has been designated. What Are YOU Going^ To Do Be-Elected to Hpose ers, haa been discovered by a One hundred and fifty incum- Swedish engineer, Ame Zetter These next four years may de- THAT’S WHY bents were re-elected to the Strom. After experimenting with velop the greatest turnover In the i House, Including E. lica Marsh, animals, he has made the first de- official family of the four Roose- * Jr., young lawyer-farmer , ft®® scent himself, reaching a depth of velt terms. ’Three of Mr. Roose- WE CAN PAY Old Lyme who was majority lead- .vclt’s original cabinet still hold 140 feet. PricAS Quoted About The Situation? er last year and has been men- tioned as' a likely candidate for Are Ceilings. TOP CASH iroe&kcr. Year's Democratic leader, PRICES! tOalqi'ucn c/lrjuncij Store T.-Emmet Clarle of KUlingly, did Whether yoifWant a classic boy coat, the new softer type or not keek re-election. Chesterfield of a fur trimmed beauty, you’ll find In our coats the -.J*""-”' T h e'W ar Fund C ertain ly N eeds Y o u r Support If Yo u The election was marked by the finest workmanship and quality of fabric obtainable. Pure wool DRIVE IN political comeback of Daniel F. B. Odd Fellows Bingo In vibrant colon, plus brown and black. Junlon’, Misses’, and BRING*YOUR TITLE Hickey of Stamford who was sent Women’s sizes. Hove N ot G iv e n! It N eeds T h a t E X T R A D O LLA R or T W O to the House where he once was majority leader. Free and Easy Parking Lot for Our Sage-.AIlen Custonoen MANCHESTER ^ Dean of House Returned Thursday Night At Our East Hartford Branch Stora, " MOTOR SALES, INd From Several Thousand People W h o H ove N o t Y e t Co n About 85 of the representatives 821 Center Street MER’S SHOPS \ "elected "were women, including the Remember To Open Tonr Convenient Charge Account In Our Telepbaiie 41M dean of the House, 8^rs. Clerlssa AND EVERY THURSDAY EVENING Sage-Allcn East Hartford Branch Store. 907 MAIN STREET WELDpN BUILDINO trib uted! NeviuB, Fairfield Republican who S ' - All Bingo Players has served continuously since 1923, Ssi^AlIen’s East Hartford Branch Store IsjOpen Every Friday YOUR OLDSMOBILE The Democrats'did not see fit this Cordially Invited t^Attend! ^ "TU 9 P. M. year to name ai^one to . oppose / DEALER Advertise in The Herald— It Pays her. The Sodalists, who have known what It means to hold the balance of power in the Senate, were also- rans in the legislative race this For Your Convenience National War year, electing no candidates to either chamber. , The N ew Sensa tion K ' J^nny Is Learning a In 1943 a Democratic-Reputfli' can alliance bucked the Socialiats In Bridgeport and elected two Valuable Xesson In Fund Contributions May Be Left At ' Democrats and a Republican to CARS LUBRICATED Ton a longMT run for your money—score In savings the three Senate seats allotted ■ X every time—when yon btly drag store needs here. Our that city. "This year each of the And Out oi^ SchooL • .three parties and up T h e Savings Bank stationary lubrication job you h&Yf evbr received, there I UeONOL'mBF TABLRTi will-be no charge for our service. ^ Loekels and C h ain s...... $5.50 and up I er I Crate REG. 25e GLYCERIN AND 20% Federal Tax Included. O f M anch ester ROSE WATER 4-Oi. Bottle 19e A Mutual Savings Bank aavtag* Beak I 2s.* im REACH DONNELLY’S LIQUORS AT REASONABLE JEWELERS / AT TIfE CENTER '«>•,■ . , MANCHESTER EVENINjS HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEpNESDAT, NOVEMBER 8, 1948 -Y A (»I^ m^n.u,n..a.r-« c > v » x .. n o non^i.^, w m if. W um CBUAr. WuvZiMBILn 8^3944 ^ ¥ E !I Ing story o f t*aer Gynt and his Kopplemann, dean of the con- mischievous deefis. A,’ ” The 'Overture Miniature Harry S. Truman, 'wHo tep yeari Baldwin Survives^ gressional nomineea as a reault of Meet in Pacific Wife Receives Danaher Loses Musical CluhV' March,” 'Dance of the Sugar ago was an obscure, cpunty judge service hi four previous sdsslons. Autos Collide; Obituary He carried hia district by 18,247 Plum Fairy," “Trepak" and dton Ags In Missouri. ‘ „ Roosevelt Sweep votes, defeating Rep. -WiUiaih J. Soldier Award Senate Battle Gives Program ’Walts of Tha Flowera,” were Senator Truman called De\^y s •4 ;’s The Niglit! Miller (R), legleas World War I the selections from the “Nutcrack- sUtement “grand,” saying at K a ^ No One Hurt er Suite" by Tsohalkowaky. That Follows Form •as City that "it la our duty now (Conttaned from Page One) veteran 1X0,804 to 103,057. VloteiT'Margins Differ Chaminade Group En* cloaed the program. to uphold his good wishes and win, Mn. Mai^on Gilman Is McMahon Proves Victor Deaths Democratic, victory margins for Tea and nfreahmenta were the war and win the peace. But One Driver Is So Ing the highest p'residenllal vote By iMore Than 40,600 joys. jUnusual Review ; : y In the state’s history, achieving the other sU te joffices telow the Given Medal for Hus> served following the program. CARS C8 Repujiiucaii by 3*2 Joins Dewey’s Sentiment Confused He Loses All that distinction four years ago governorship ranged from 25,000 band Killed in War. ' Votes in State. 0£ Musical Events. THb club will hold its annua) : 4—^ose Contest for the Obv. John W. Brlcker of Ohio, Death Claims with his vote o f 417,621. to 18,000. Smorgaaborg party December 15 who campaigned harder than any Sense o f Direction. Baldwin Haa 25,778 Edge The electorate added a second at the home of Mrs. Marjorie Eld N ew ' Haven, Nov, 8—(VP)—U. S. Members and gtteata of the And w m Pay A iRcpresenttithre Port. other man In his capacity as No, 2 The 41-year-old McMahon, In professional touch to the list of Mrs. Marion E. SplUane OUmah. redge of Harvard Road, Mrs. Ida on the Republican ticket, said at Chaminade duo enjoyed an in- Soderburg will cater. A car operated by Harry Silver- Retired Cleric his first bid. for an elective office, winners by giving the lieutenant of 14 Strong street, wm this a^ Senator John A. Danaher (R - Columbua that he joined in Dew- governorship to W ilbert Snow, teresting program on “Modem and The next board meeting of the 'TIm ^Rnni tt Bolton ftiUowed Ita man, of 42 Caper street, Hartford, defeated his Republican rival by temoon presented with the A m y's ’’ Conn), named an "Isolationist,” by ey’s sentiment. 40,175, while Governor Baldwin poet and English professor at Classic Suites" at the Soujth club w ill be held November 29 jni»i PnaldentUl Election euatom " I congratulate the winners and collided with a truck owned by the Silver Star award Which had been Senator H arry-S. 'Truman, Presi- American Railway Express, Inc., Rev. Earl t. French, was .returned to office with a 25,- Wesleyan university. Governor Methodist church Monday evening. with Mrs. Marjorie Nelaon of Lan- GOOD PRICE given posthumously to her hus- dent Roosevelt's running-mate, and •tetany nnd went RepubUcnn by shall do all 1 can to aid In the war 773 edge over his Democratic ri- Baldwin’s alma mater. Mra. Emily Yerbury gave a re- caster road. and Was driven h.V Gilbert Park, at band Second Lieutenant Herliert other Democrats, today lost his tter thnn three to two, but effort and making our country Former Pastor 6l|Naa.r vt/f’, former Gov. Robert A. Hur- Professor Snow defeated Lieut view on current musical events. stronger and better.” said Bricker. the corner of Spruce and Maple R. Gilman, who lost his life in fight for re-election to Brien Mc- .Juter NnUonal or SUte Imum ley. Gov. William L. Hadden (R) by Slie noted the many favorable Now dahiaa BeeldMit Dies ^ FOR ANY CAR The Democrats needed 13 seats streets shortly after noon today. action on the Anaio beachhead In Mahon, 41-year-old lawyer and lintiirMl the’ campaign and f i l - The car owned by Silverman, a areneA^htirch Passes. Democrats produced a woman about 18.000 votes in attaining the newspaper comments about Marl- Now York, Nov. 8.—(/P)— Alfred ST. BRIDGET’S Italy. The presentation was made political protege of Former Attor- ing. The highlight wa« the contest for a majority In the Senate which victor for Congress In, the Second office held In recent years by two tlal Singher who la to be the next V. Bames, 74, o f N ew Canaan, must ratify peace and other trea- 193f Chevrolet, was badly dam- at two o'clock this afternoon at ney General Homer Cummings, by 19jdr-l»4* for Repreaentatlve In the General aged. The entire front right side Rev. Earl T. French, retired pas- district to matchmaicn theme ;^ victoryi of other men of letters. Prof. Odell artist for the Civic Mtisle concert Conn., who resigned laet year aa ties. Early today at least 14 were the State Araory in Hartford, by more than 40,000 votes. CALL, WRITE OR 'PHONE! Aaaembly between the Incumbent. was smashed beyond repair. The tor of the Nazarene denomination Representative Luce in the Fourth Shephard (D ) of Trinity coUege, here. She also spdke o f the popu- cbalrman of tba board of the Brigadier General Thomas B. Tr»- Unofficial returns showed: Dsn- 'Mta. Maude Woodward, RepubU- assured. large truck was more fortunate and former pastor of the Manches- district, which IncIudM'8 the high- Pulitzer prize winner some years Brien McMahon larity of the new Broadway hit American Book Co., 'died yester- CHURCH Ba IsEMENT CASH WAITING! ^ THONE l^lTOf can, and Mrs. Catherine Marshall, In the House, 1 where Rep. Hamil- I'and. aher, 391,199; McMahon. ,431,374. and escaped'with only a scraped ter Church of the Nazarene for ly Industrialized city of Bridge- ago for a biography, and Dr. W il- based on the life o f Edward Grieg day at New York hoM>itaL ton Fish (R.. n / Y.) was numt^red Bravery In Action Defendeil Record Vigorously Cummings durlsg the prestdeat’a ZMmocrat. three and one-half years, died at port and the 'homes of many liam L. McConaughy. until re- “Song of Norway.” Never Was Defeated among the voters’ rejects, at least front fender. Lieut. Gilman waa awarded the Danaher had sought another first term, made his opponent’s K Neither driver was Injured al- Memorial ho.spltal eariy this morn- wealthy persons with New York Mra. Marjorie Nelaon read a ■iMra.’ Woodward, who has never 14 Republican seats f^ll to the cently president o f Wesleyan uni- Silver Star for gallantry In ac- term by vigorously defending his record the paramount Issue o f his though Silverman received a se- ing following a short illness. Rev. business addresses. „ T h e Demo- paper. M ra Kathleen Brown in Rarlow Motor Sales bMt. '(kifeated for the House of versity. tion. To retrieve a heavy ma- voting reco^ the 45-year-old first battle for election. HlEh Qaollty Clesnlnit O f Democrats. .. j vere shaking up and lost con- French has lived at 18 Edgerton cratic congressional winner waa her ^umoroua manner told the tale 16 B R A I N A R D P L A C E M A N C H E S T E R Sflimeentatlves, over a long peri- Had Fish been re-elected and hart In the other contests for state TonMny Tbompoon (left, above) chine gun left by his men, U e u t term senator asserting that "for PLAYING STARTS AT 8:15 sciousness. A call wa s put through street since his retirement from the Mrs. Chase Going Woodhouse, The U. S. Senator-elect was from- Arabian Nights on which Heatiiw Syrtenia and Authorized Studebaker Dealer o f f ^ years, polled 282 votes to Mm. the Republicans won a majority to offices, Charles J. Prestla (D .) de- ahd Jadkie Park Gilman, 3rd "Marne” Division-In- insisting upon the right o f the born in Norwalk, graduated frofn for the John B. Burke ambulance ministry of the Nazarene church professor at Connecticut College Rim alqr, Koraokov based his ^inneja lianhall’s 243. Mrs. Marshall, who organize the House, he would have feated the Republican incumbent, fantry officer, voluntarily left Ids American people to be heard I high school there, Fordham and but when it arrived, Mr. Silverman at Bath. Maine, two and on^-half for Women and^'-we-tlme secre- “Schere^e Suite.” The various » » » n latc^comer in the contest, become chairman of the Rules Mrs. Frances Burke Redick, for Tommy Thompson, MM . 2-c, protected position and advanced have been branded an obstruction- FURNACE REPAIRING was able to get out of his car and years ago. tary of the suite. Yale Law schpol. He served as undortying themea In the, suites liawniir. of .the resignation as a committee—something Democrats secretary of the state; William T, USN, will have completed four 200 yards beyond his front lines city Judge in his home town in on, BURNER SERVICE walk around. Rev. French was born at Wad The o th ^ house aeats went to ist and an isolationist.” were played by Mra. Eleanor caadidate of Mrs. Agnes Kreyslg, had said in the campaign would Carroll (D.) wrested the treasury- yeara in the U. S. N avy on Dec. 6, with a fellow infantryman. Danaher had centered much of 1933 and resigned after a short A V M Savtaig In vestment How Cr»sh Occurred ams. N. Y.. Jan. 22, 1808. m at- Joseph F. Ryter. at large; Her- ship from Carl M. Sharpe; and Nicholsen and M n . Marlon Morey. Mm Democratic nominee. The hurt prospects of International col- having enlisted for service at the Had No Protection his campaign on the faults, as ho la Year Patitatla Oaty. The accident happened when tended Drew Seminaor, New Jer- man /Kopplem ann, First; and John M. Ddwe, former state Demo- term to Join Cummingw' staff. "Sinbad and the Sea” and “The . B w iiicratic town committee nam- laboration to insure peace. age of 21, on Dec. 6, 1940. Tho fact that machine gun and professed to see them, pf the In 1935, Pcesldent Roosevelt ap- Silverman failed to stop at the sey, and served as a Methodist SUi^ Senator James P. Geelan, ciatlc chairman, waa returned to Young Prlnca and Um Young Prin- Fto Fan hfOnaatloa Oal adJilrs. Marshall to run a little A former Herald newsboy for mortar fim waa coming at tham Roosevelt administration. pointed him an assistant attorney Had Been Predominant Issue stop sign on Maple street and his minister for ten years, and his em ,Tmrd. the state cimiptrollership from cess,” were the recordlnn heard. ^ over two weeks ago. Mrs. Marshall three years, he attended High and frequently from enemy poaitlons Aa tn^the Fourth district fight general in charge of the depart- This Issue— how to end the war car hit the truck on,the right front tire ministry covered a period ot which he wras ousted In 1942 by Tha Peter Gynt Suite by Grieg had conducted a spirited campaign and how to assure a peace that Record-Bresklog Total Vote Trade schools and left the Tratle 300 yards to thCir fr o n t. did not between Rep. Clare -Boothe Luce ment’s criminal division. McMahon V o n Ca m p Bros. Have a “Goke”.=Ahoy, mates fender. As the truck rolled on, the over 40 years. His work princi- Fred R. Zeller, the Republican Is based m Ibeen’a play. The re- tor. election. won’t fall apart every 25 years or The election, marked by a rec- -school for Naval service. He has deter Uiem, nor the fact that the (R) and Miss Margaret E. Con- won national recognition by his M Taataf Bspoftaaoet car was smashed by the back wheel pally was with the New England ord-breaking total vote of more candidate .le defeated yesterday. cordings "In the Hall of a Moun- IsMiea ChaOengp go— had been the predominant one. District, Church of the Nakarene, not been at hia home, 90 Hemlock Germans had excellent observa- nors, her Democratic opponent, prosecution o f the Harlan county, TELEPHONE 5244 Yesterday at the polls Mrs. Mar- and as it came to a stop it was fur- than 830,000 out of an Although estimated the sole Republican street, for over two years having tain King,” “Anitra’a Dance,” Sol Both Mr. Roosevelt and Governor ther mangled. The truck skinned a and his service on prominent com- winner o f a state office, Governor tion of the area. Surrounding ter- the heavy artillery of the New Ky., mine conspiracy cases. gh«ii challenge the right of hw total registration of 050,000, also served in various sectors o f the veig’B Song and “Tlie Return of Frae Inapectional Dewey campaigned on the promise telephone pole, jumped the side- mittees was greatly^ppreclated. Baldwin will have the political rain waa fiat and afforded no pro- Deal as rushed into Connecticut in McMahon left the attorne’y gen- ponent’s husband, C o n s t^ e gave Demoerdts control- of the South Pacific war theateri Peer Gynt,” followed the Intereat- that they would work with other wsik and came to a stop directly Some of \ the district committees companionship of one G.O.P. asso- tection. the shape of Vice President Henry eral’s office in 1939 to return to muel R. Woodward, to vote. She SU te Senate, 20 to 16, but Re- In a letter to his parents, he nations to make sure that this in front of the Gremmo A Son were; Board (^■Orders and Rela- ciate at the state capitol. Attor- Reaching the machine-gun tri- A . Wallace and Senator Claude private practice in Washington. A dalmed he had been found guilty publlcana maintained their tradi- wrote that he recently met a boy- g war Is the last war. store. tions; Boanl/of Examination of ney General Francis A. Palotti pod Lieut. Gilman spotted 14 Ger- Pepper (D-Fla.) to batter Danaher year later he married the former o f a Vbderal offense and had lost But there was a difference of tional dominance of the SU te hood friend and neighbor, Jackie mans. He and his assistant open- fo r his “ Isolationism” and “ ob- Rosemary Turner. They have one hU franchise. She based her cimm Driver Confused. Licensed J^nlsters; District Ad- House of RepreaenUtivea. holds over when the new adminis- opinion aa to which could do this Mr. Silverman when asked by vlsory^Bbard, and Camp Meeting tration takes control In January, Park, son o f George Park, some- ed fire on them with tommy gtms, structionism.” daughter, Patricia, 3. on an allegec* violation of G P A In 1940, when the previous rec- where in the South Pacific. The best Among those who doubted the Investigating officer, Walter Board trustee. having been elected to a four-year forcing surrender., Other enemy Record Pwramoimt Issue ■ ranilations. Attorneys represent- Dewey was the man was Senator ord vote was cast, 788,810 out of boys spent the day together and troops fired mortars hitting Gil- Continuously throughout the Apply wax to painted window ing both faetlohs were caUed and Cassells, what happened, couldn't / Other Pastorates term in 1942 while his Republican Joseph H. Ball o f Minnesota, who remember the street he was on or Other pastorates which Rev. 871,819 registered citizens bal- running mates were elected for arranged for future meetlnge. man in three places and wounding campaign McMahon, a hard-hitting sills so that rain spatters will not it was the decision, finally, that bolted the Republican presidential loted. his comrade. Despite painful assistant attorney general under mark the surface. BAILEY’S Oonstable Woodward had never how he got to the scene of the ap^ French served as minister .were two years. WAYSIDE ANTIQUE SHOP' ticket to support Mr. Roosevelt. cident. He walked first toward 0ak Lynn and Haverhill, Mass., Cundy's Complete unofficial returns gave Roosevelt vote of 1940. The Presi- wounds Gilman managed to* get bean found gollty o f a Federal or McMahon 431,374 votes against , President Roosevelt clinched his In a brief talk to party workers. street, then he went all ^ way Harbor, Me., Greeley, Colo., New victory in the urban centers aa he dent again carried the city, but by his comrade and himself to safety criminal offense. The matter was 391,199 for Danaher, while the Dewey spoke of national unity, up to the end .of Maple. street be- Berlin and Brooklyn. N. Y. did in 1936 and 1940. He got his less than 3,500 compared to his with' the 14 prisoners and machine settled by agreement with OPA of- gubernatorial figures gave Bald- FOR THAT RARE AND w h ^ it had been claimed saying that the campaign he and fore finally admitting that he His Survivors biggest plurality, of more than 1940 plurality o f 9,000. gun. He died o f wounds received ■Woodward had charged above ceil- they waged helped the country. came down Maple ana did not stop He Is survived by his wife, Min- win 418,135 votes and Hurley 25,000 in Hartford, largest Connec- Unofficial returns from most of in the action. ing .prices for butchered meats. " I think We have made a fight the stop sign.. nie Meyer French; three sons, Dan- 392,362 votes. ticut city and one o f the stopping the state showed no great suppbrt • L A S T I N G X M A S G I F T ing contribution toward the unity He was arrested on a charge of ' Third Between Pair for the minor party nominees. In Btolton voted fo r Dewey M4 to iel M. French o f this town. George places on his trip last Saturday. Reeervoir Caretaker Dies goo and for Baldwin, 838 to 178, of our country, toward the war ef- falling to stfip at a stop sign and E. French o f Seattle, Waah., and The contest settled by yester- Four years ago he carried that city the presidential race. Socialist 45 West Center'Street fort and the peace to come,” he will appear In court Saturday Irwin K. French of Mlddlebury, day’s election waq the third be- Norman Thomas collected approx- For the first time a voting ma- by 22,425 votes. Middletown, Nov. 8—(flV-WiU- Manchester, Conn. said. momM. Vt., two daughters. Miss Anna tween Baldwin and Hurley. The imately 5,000 votes and Edward A. chine was used. The vote had been Hurley Trails Behind iam J. Ackerman, 65. for nearly 30 t a llM by. four minutes after eight Outside the normally Democratic French of this town and Mrs. Fred governor first won the guberna- Teichert, Socialist Labor about 1,*- Indicative of how Hurley trailed yeara caretaker at tha Mount South, Maine was the first state G. Smith o f^ u t h Portland, Maine, torial chair In 1938 writh a 2,688 000 votes. his running mates was his plural- Higby reaervol reservation, died with decisive returns. It rang and five gnmdsons. vote victory over four-term Goy. Highest running of the minor 6 electoral votes promptly for 3rd Amiy Troops . ity in Hartford, which gave him suddenly this morning at his boms Size of Roosevelt The funeral will be held In the Wilbur L. Cross, lost It to Hurley approximately 10,000 votes less party nominees waa Jasper Mc- Levy, Socialist gubernatorial on the reservation. He had been Dfiwsy* Manchester Church o f the Naza- by 13,780 in 1940 and regained it than it gave the President. The south has been tliS scene nominee and Bridgeport’s six-term in iU health since last summer. Victory in Doubt Gaiii Up to Mile rene with the pastor. Rev. James A. by 26,196 two yeara ago when Re- Other big cities where Hurley o f much intra-party tutmoll Young, In charge o f the service. publicans gained complete con- mayor, making hia tenth run for He is survived by his widow, two the campaign, especially In Texas trailed substantially behind his sons and a daughter. ; Funeral H e ^ ’ill be assisted by Rev. John trol of the state administration the governorship, polled leas than and In lesser degree in South Car (CoDtinuefi from Page One) ticket were New Haven and arrangements are incomplete. (OoBthroed from Page One) N. Nielson of Melrose, Mass., and for the first time in a decade and Bridgeport < 20,000 votes. oUna and Mississippi- offensive that began last Friday, Rev. Samuel Young of Wollaaton, captured the six House seaU in Only in Waterbury, for years one TIMELY TIPS It had dropped to about J50,000. The But the actual voting showed Mass. Burial will be in East cem- comparatively few of those who the ■ Americana Improved their Congress. ‘ of the state’s strongest Demo- Itepablican eandidate'st Ohio lead etery. Watkins Brothers are in cratic centers, were Republicans bad talked against the New Deal poaitiona yeaterday and mopped Highest plurality polled for dis- . was lees than 25.000. charge of the funeral arrange trict represenUtives waa that of able to ' lake heavy Inroads on the 1 To the millions who voted with as ojiposed to southern customs up pockets of resistance. Flghter- FO R T H klFTY SHOPffERS bombem attacked enemy concen- ments. him in the RepuMlcans* losing fight bothered to register formal com- Friends may call at the funeral under the battle cry of ‘It ’s Ume plaint at the polls. trations lb that area. home, 142 East Center street, F ri- The Germans now have been Why not let us take care of your fuel oil re- for B change,"' went Dewey’s A t the Hyde Park home day afternoon and evening. ♦iiatiica and w earoreseed coBfl- President Roosevelt there was driven from all except from one SH O E SK A T ES or keeping up the good work small pocket south of the Maas isBCC that all win jd a in the hope folksy , scene when his Hudson Memorial Mass quirements now before the/cold weather rush? 'valley neighbors serenaded him (Meuse) in Holland. MEN’S TWO-TONE HOCKEY...... S5.95 that ProvldeiicB wlU guide -iMr. ' Members of Eleanors Duse NOTICE! r' Faster and Caster the ships go down ilie ways in die wartime shipbuilding Rccaevelt and the nation to peace. with song and music. “Allied forces now hold the en- LADIES’ WHITE TUBULAR ...... S5.95 Lodge, Daug.iters of Italy, are re- By doing so you will enable us to spread our Nek Aa Suneplhg Aa la 1840 Wearing the blue N avy cape tire south shore of Hollandsch program. From sonny California to the coast of Maine, workers hav4 learned The victory vote with which the and brown felt hat that he favor quested to attend a mass of re- MRS. NELLIE DWYER LAD IES’ W H ITE F IG U R E ...... $7.95 Dlep and the Maas river with the 9 mere ' democracy's majority stamped ap- quiem at St. James’s church, Sat- deliveries and utilize uur manpower now to that th* pams tbst rtfrttbn helps everybody do work and httUr wotfc. ed in his campaign travels, Mr exception of an area south and WILL BE BACK ON THE We have over 400 pairs but they won't last long. proval on Mr. Roosevelt's conduct Roosevelt came out on the porch east of the destroyed Moerdijk | urday morning at'7:30, for the re- Haw a says a hard-working shipbuilder to his mates. It's a Htde mioeM of the war thus far, sweeping as early In the night, before, aa he bridges whe*'e a amall Isolated pose of the soul of Private Thomas your ad^antagCr Buy Early! J. Patrlcca, son of Mr. and Mrs, JOB M O N D A Y A N D W IL L long ef«ong(« for a big rest. Whether in a shipyard or in yoor own living rooow It wa*. still was less than the one put it, “ W e can aay anything force of the' enemy la atlll holding Peter Patrlcca ol 61 Endridge be gained in hia third term bid four about the pivotal atates.” out,” the communique said. BE PLEASED TO SEE AND Coca-Cola stands fot tbapamta that has becooM a symbol of Cciaod^ years ago. • But even at that hour, he felt On Walcheren island, just north atceet, who lost his life in action in France, July 6. His mother, SERVE ALL HER relazatfoo. Then Wendell I,. Wlllkle carried sure enough to remark: of the Schelde estuary approach to SK IIS 10 states With 82 electoral votesL Mrs. Assunta Patrlcca, Is a char- “ It looks very much like I ’ll the port of Antwerp, the Germans LUiVD A N D NO R TH LAN D . Pine, Maple and Hickory. a o m to UNDis aut mositt or thi coca-coia coerANV sv Dewey led' in these, plus Ohio, Ore- ter member of the lodge. PATRONS. have to be coming up here on the have now been restricted to an Your Choice is Easy in PRICES FROM $1.69 TO $15.50 gon, Wisconsin and Wyoming. train from W a a h ln ^ n for an- The Bandy Od Co. area northeast o' Doraburg on the It COCA . COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, EAST HARTFORD, CONN. It waa a late switchover by New other. four years.” north shore. But In that region Jersey which sent Mr. Rooeevelt’s 155 C E N T E R S T R E E T T el. 5293 Fish Defeat Pleasure they still had some gun positions Flower Exhibit Blectoral figure to 407. Mr. Roosevelt could take acme vOur Large Selection isi«dtigan, a WlUkie state in In operation. addiUonal personal pleasure in T A C K LE B O XES iA i U40, waa declared meanwhile by The fight to clear up the Fre^h Nell’s Beauty fh e -D e tro it News to be headed the returns, which showed the de- ports where Isolated Nazi K*>rli At Newington Ideal Xmas Gift for the Fisherman! feat of RepreaentaUve Fish, who Also toward the Rooaevelt column. sona are holding out continued, was the president’s representative 35 M A IN STREET TELEPHONE 5922 2-Tray Type I a « • • a a 1 a««o»oaaaaao $6.95 TIm pai>er eald that despite Dew- two military buildings yesterday Members of the Manchester Columbia ay’s King lead there ’ (686,539 to In Congress for many years— and In one of these—Dunkerque. SoropUmlst Club are cordially In- a man Mr. Rooaevelt liked neither 886,991 when 2,416 of the state's Little action occurred ye-stcr- vited to attend the fifth annual as president nor aa a constituent. SJ41 voting units had reported), day on the American Third and chrysanthemum show o f the tba change to Roosevelt Was indi- Every two years, the president Seventh Army fronts in France as Hartford Soroptifnist club, Sat- D e c ( ^ X A C T O M O D EL K N IV ES has tried bo get Fish’s district not cated by ballota yet to lie counted • cold rain blanketed the area. urday and Sunday afternoons at For Model Makers and All Wood Craftsmen. from Wayne (Detroit) county. to send him back to Congress. German oounter-at- Bollerer’s Greenhouses, Maple Sharp lareads In House Mr. Roosevelt was leas success-1 O"® i^ M n u ls e d Hill, Newington. Besides the ex- A gain Pinehurst Features From ...... ta aaaaaaaaoooOAt 50c Alam with the presidential vic- m in his opposition said the battle tensive display o f ch»-ysantoe- Victor tory, Democrats made sharp In- Boothe Luce, th the . RepubUcans | around the German town of mums, there w ill be artloUc flow, sharp-tongued beauty who won loada in the Republican House j Kossenack was ” as savage as the er and vegetable arrangements. NEWEST POPIttAR TO nembershlp which has been so renomlnation to the House ' from | struggle for Aachen— and of much Local SoropUmista have atV Point Free M eats P YREX W A RE Connecticut cloaa to a majority lately that the greater scope.” tended these shows .Seretdfore To give you an opportunity to stretch your points during OLDEST AND FAVORITE CLASSICS \ This ideal glftware makes permanent friends! Let administration ran Into trouble on The president had told his Apparently Stm Inconclusive and know what a treat is In store 'Thanksgiving month. us make op a complete set for you. hUl after bill. Further, as most had neighbors that defeat of Mrs. The battle apparently still was for all who visit the Bollerer Luce would be ”a mighty good expected, the Democrats clinched inconclusive on this, the sixth day home greenhouses. Miss Mabel Veal Roasts Veal Chops their majority in the Senate, thing for the country. “That’s a of fighting. , ^ Bollerer, the proprietor and prom- Veal Legs to Roast Veal Kidneys which must pass on peace and oth- rough thing W ’ say about a lady,” Late reports last night said the inent'* member o f the club, has ad- RE N U Z IT Clea nin g Fluid er treaties. he commented. Americans held one-half of the dressed the Manchester Garden Veal Patties Never before have foreign na- Airs,. Luce bad been in tbe fore- mile and one-half long town. The club and is an authority on artis- Pork Kidneys ...... Ih, J9c front of those Republicans who 1-Gallon Size 6 5c tions displayed so much Interest in Germans Were said to be solidly tic fiower arrangements. Potterton’s Beef Kidneys ...... Ih. 21c an American election—and indica- accused the Democratic party of AT t J e CENTER 539-541 MAIN ST. entrenched in the other half. In Those tn Charge Dog Bones tray 10c tions at Washington were that a giving itself up to the CIO poli- the heart of the town, 'the Ameri- Saturday luncheon and tea Rooaevelt-Stalin-Churchill meet- ticjrtactlon committee headed by cans were in onq wing o f a church, will be served by Mrs. Irene Ken- Freshly Ground Pinehurst ing will come at an early date. M ILK P A ILS $1.98 Sidney Hillman. the Germans In another. HAMBURG 1 .'Ih. 29c London newspapers bannered nedy and Mrs, Claude L. Yates. 12 Quarts. Heavy. Mrs. Alyce Pullar and Miss % n b the election result, editorials hail- Soup Bones Beef Short Rihs Fisher will serve tea Sunday aft- ed It. The Berlin radio commented LEAN STEWING LAMB ...... lb . 28c About Town Dr. Hughes Beaten ernoon. _ ^ ^ RUBBER TIRED sourly that the Dewey vote indi- Mrs. Robert A. Pushe, president Freshly Chopped (Breaded) Things Are Fresher A t cated Roosevelt’s- foreign policy of the club, la general chairman LAMB PATTIES Ih. 35c “ la worrying wide circles o f the -The second lesson in the lead- In Senatorial Race W HEELB ARRO W S $19.50 o f the ijhow coihmUtee. Miss F O W L FOR F R IC A S S E E ...... Ih. 41c 16-Inch Tirei Large Size Tray. American people.” ership training course conducted Florence Martyn heads the hoet- Roosevelt’s margin over his Re- by Dr. Carl A. Hanson for offi- F R YIN G CHICKENS ,Ih.46c Dr. Robert P. B. Hughes, Hart- ess cMnmittee, and Miss Jessie publican opponent this time was cers and teachers of the Center ford dentist, and nativo of Man- Reynolds of this town is a mem- Grote ft WeigeTs such as to erase the preelection Congregational church, the North cheater,''waa defeated-in his State ber of this committee. FrankfOrta. Veal Loaf, and Polish Rings. F U kSH LIG H TS from 9 9c uncertainty o w r the service Vote. and South Methodist churehes, Senatorial bid yeaterday by the A feature of the program Sat- SMOKED BEEF TONGUES...... : .lb. 42e With Batteries. This had arisen from the fact that will be given at the latter church Democratic Incumbent, W illiam urday afternoon will be a talk by Dried Beef - Beef LiVer I I states counted these ballots tonight at 7:30. A. Scott. Dr. Hughes, a ,Republi- Stanley B. Pinks of Meriden, who Cold Cuts , ' . * Calves’ Liver late. can, has been a member o f the will give a demonstration of the Concedes .At 3:15 .4. M., Mrs. Ernest Armstrong of 11 Board of Aldermen In the city arid duties of his aeei«g-E re dog, Sul- ' " - Low Point items include Chuck to grind at 6 points C U T LER Y Not unUl 3:ir a. m. (e. w. t.) Fairfield street who recently un- tan. Sunday afterrtbon the guest sought to represent'the First Dis- . ..Lean Chuck Beef foy stewing, 6 points.. ,|loast Pork KITCHEN KNIVES O C- OO .< did Governor Thomas E. Dewey derwent an operation at the New trict In the State Senate. He lost •peaker will be M l» Gertrude - ‘‘Where Genuine Quality Prevafis? concede tliat he had been added to England Baptist Hospital tn Bos- by close to V.IO' votes. Dr. Hughes Deleo, a blind student of the Uni- ...Shoulders of Lamb, boned and rolled, 3 points per Si/nffly dr in Sets T O ^ O a W O the list of those who have chal- ton, Is making satisfactory prog- is a graduate-of Manchester High versity of Connecticut • -pound., . _ 997 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 2-0784 lenged “ the champ” and loat. re!i8 toward recovery. school and has been practicing Profits of the exhibit will be for Soon mter Dewey recognized denUstry in 'H artford since his the club’s major project, aid to ^ • Just a||Few Steps Below Hale’s. H A M PERS form ally the rejection by the pe6= A public card party for Friday j^duation from the University of the blind. FRESH FISH POINT FREE pie of his hammered ^thesis that evening is announced by the La- mue — Green - - Ivory or White. Pennsylvania. Halibut Salmon “ it’s Ume for a change," the iiidi- dies’ Aid Society of the Bucklng- Mackerel I' 2 Sizes ~ Froi eated electoral vote stood 391 for bam , Congregational church. Jr. Luther League Cod Fillets Cod Pollack MELORIPE $ 6.5 0 Roosevelt, 14v for Dewey. Only Bridge, whist and setback will be Hospital Notes vCLAMB OYSTERS 266 were needed tc win. played and refreshments 'will be To Pick Delegates The New York governor, who served by the committee. Mrs. B ananas . ^ L U G G A G E Admitt^ yesterday: Robert FROSTED FOODS . Mr. Roosevelt strenuously Samuel Plank, Mrs. Elmer Tom- 1 8 " — 21” — 14” — 2 6 " nation’s first warUme elec- linson and Mrs. William Avery. A Cliflord, 61 Hemlock street; Louis The reeenUy organised Junior « tion ot a pregldent in 80 years,meeting of the executive commit- Skblnick, 148 Bissell street; Rus- Luther League of the Emanuel New Froeted Food Items Include Crabmeat and Many Color Choices. From...... sell Richards, 19 Winter - .street; •ald:-^. tee of the church will be held from Lutheran church, l)eld its monthly Shrimp. W e algo have: EMPESOB senrswEBT A Vary Aceoptablc Xmas Gift! . ‘T ass confident that ail Ameri- seven to eight o’clock preceding Michael Gray, 23 Seaman CSrcle. meeting at tbe chureh last night ii^ragus’Tips Broccoli Admitted today: Eseklel Stew- cana ariil join ma in tha hope that the card sociaL with the- president Misa^ Anns Sprouts Cut Com CauIiSower PRU N ES \ DlTlna Provinoo will guide and art, 30 Bissell street;- Shirley Mur- Beechler presiding. \ GR A PES We have a selection of Wate^iroof pratW the president of the United A. Wells Uase, son of Mrs. dock. Lake street; Mrs. Margaret " ^ It was voted to send two dele- Fruit Cup Peaches Green Beana BLO W T O RC H ES- $ 5.9 5 Leuttgens, 19 Brookfield street; 15c pound jptataa.** Florence Case of Spring street, gates to the AugusUna Synod Mixed Vegetables, and the Always Favorite Frooted Peas 17c pound ' Watches on Hand. Gasoline Tjhfo- Oao-qaart Capacity. Ha smiled in sportsmanlike ae- and the late Lawrence Case, is Gunnar Carlson, 118 Summer Workers’ Conference, to be held in •eptance of the loss of the highest home from Swartbmore College streeL Jamestown, N. Y „ February 8 to .' Come to Pinehurst for Strictly Fresh, Dated, Grade Aonor o f the land. for a 15-day furloUgb. On it.s DUcharged yesterday: Mrs. 11, 1945, one delegate to be the A A Eggs, Pepperidge Farm Bread and Pepperidge Farm A Complete Selection of Wedding Rings for Harold Snow ano son, Wapping SEE O U R D ISPL A Y O F T O O LS Ur. Roosevelt, who stayed up completion he will leave for a Junior Leaguer who sells . the Cereak SNOWHITE unUl 8:50 a. m„ e. w. t., at hia camp near Washington, D. ,C„ to Mra. Charles Wennergren and greatast number of Christmas -.J... , I Ladies and Gentlemen < . FOB EVBBT PUBP08B: WoodroiMiic, Ptanbli«, Hyde Park home, telegraphad oomplete his V-5 program. daughter. 18 Knox street; Robert cards,'the other to be selected by Pinehurst open Thuradaya from 8 a. nu until 6 p. ak Z>awey hia thanks. Taylos. WiliimanUc; Evelyn Gon- the executive committee of the hd. Etc. ' Tdoti An Vary Aceoptablc Xmas Gifts! Vala In QMsrty Maansr St. Anne’s Mothers Circle will der, Wapping, League. — Xn a V igb ty ptitpourtaig ct Bieet this evening at eight o’dock Discharged today:, Mias Bernice Roger Loucka who’ was cha^ MATTHEW WIOR Totaa cast In an ordw ly mannar at the home of Mra. Hector Pro- Bresenski, 58 Bissell street; Mrs. man of tbs program committee, also took part In a play .entitled. a psopis who prided t)iem- vest of 14 Griswold street. Annie Harrington, 136 Branford CRISP 8FINACIB. JEWELER Ivas oa ’’tlectlom aa usual.” eth« street; Albert Packer, Jr„ 62 ”A Pocket Testament." Otliera in ^ pJnc / iLL r j l Q r o c c r i n n c - OELERT HEARTS, BLISH H A R D W A E CO^ had swept staadily toward the Young Pedple’et.- Binging D rive F, Silver L a r i Homes. tbe cast were Ethel Amlerson, j BttRdi aeeaabawe %e w • 2 9 c 977 M A I N S T R E E T M A N C H E S T E R , C O N N . 793 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER old prasidsat. company vt. the Salvation Army Birth, today: A son to Mr. and Barbara Carlson and Jean Rob- Mr. ttooasvelt o f course. I will hold ^ special rehearsal to- Mrs. William F. Brimble, 51 Jar- inson. A social hour with games mkmmmmmmmmbmmmmmm ...... Prasidintial Nomintc night a t 6:10 a t tbs citadsU rlA road. foUtjwrt,
1 t ■li’X ' t , '• MANCHF^tteR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CON^.. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 194« PAGE tHIRl IBAINVJH'TjB I Biiv Ci V Ej/n iiNii H M ANl^'HKSITEK. VAJNW- WEDNETSDAT, NtJVlOlVlBER 8, PAGE TWELVli Two Women Bill Paschal Leading Brown Bears Late Rally Brings Sweet Sportsmen Set Sports Night Show Boast Vets Date for Trials Items of Interest to Local Women Gain Seats " P r o G r o u n d G a in e r to Senior^, 21-20 “Tonight at Legion Scheduled to Take Place Mrs. Woodhouse .Victor ''------.... - L Z ------~ Charlie- Tiedeman to In a football game ye*torday af-f After^faUlng to gain after rs- who was brought down on the Tus- temoon at.M t. Nebo! hOinchester oelvlhg the kickoff, the Seniors Sunday, November 26 caloosa five . . . There is no line on Attractive Program o f Overtakes Frank Sink-1 Bowling Schedule Tonight Lead Team Against punted and the loaers went to town As Well as Qare high’* Senior* etaged a balated whether ’Bama made him climb ay again. Thia time Tedford faded, On Talcottville Flats. into a monkey suit. . . In -the 1904 Speakers and Movies Rec IjMgae Yale Saturday in Bowl. Pork Chops Boothe Luce. wich for Top Loop period rally to pin a 21 to 20 de- back and fired a perfect pass to meeting between Georgia, and ROYAL K. of C. vs. Hartford Road feat on a doughty team of under- Keith and the latter went over to Georgia Tech, the ball struck the Lined Up for Second Mackerel as . s ':< .. Honors; Filchock Tops Tavern. Hie ConA. Sportsmen have vot- With Apples New Haven, Nov. 8.— (AV—Con- New Haven, Nov. 8.—^Word o f claaamen. Onpre. A play that carried 47 yards. goal post and bounded over the Advertisement— Advertisement— Darllnga vs. Griswolds. the return to the Brown lineup The game wqs unpublicized and A pass from Tedford to Keith was ed to hold a field trial November Show; Starts at 7x30. Advertlaement-- '' ______necticut elected two women to Passers. 26th at the Talcottville Flats. The fence . . . and the athletes jumped A Point Saver EBUILDS Charlie TTedemann, „the nifty- had it been, it would of no doubt good for the seventh point, over the wall after the ball . . . It (Serves 6) (congress In ‘yesterdays balloting Bryant end'**Sapnl6n vs. shifty little 'halfback who has drawn a large gallery of football The deplore then staged a rally trial will serve the dual purpose must have been the only one they The second Herald-Legton Sporia The mackerel catch this fall was Six pork chope, salt and pepper, ESTORES By Jerry Llaka Motor Sale*. / of seeing dugs run that have had which saw Rep. (?Iare Boothe been responsible for the bulk of fans. of their ovVn with Jackie Robb .do- had . . . Jim Lookabaugh’s sever- night program win be preaentod one of the llurgeet In years. We flour, ,1 tablespoon minced onion, Chicago, Nov. 8.—VP)— ^Merchant Morlarty* va. ITAmlco*. tbe Bruins’ offense this season, ing the leather lu g ^ g and driv- a full season of shooting to con-'i Luce, Fourth District Republican ECOVERS The Seniors led by the team cap- est criticism of Bob Fenimore is tonight at 7:30 at . the American hare over U rtllHon pounds now Active Service 5 tart red apples, few sprigs pars-; Mariner Bill Paschal, the rapid Chambers vs. Don Willis. caused the Yale football force*, to tain, Red Degutiz, were complete- ing to the one-Yard Tine where Roy dition them and to stock the area that Oklahoma A. and M^’s re- In freesere as against last year’s ley, chopped, - cup soft bread incumbent, retain her seat In a atreas way* of atopping the Rrovl ly outplayed and outclasaed in the Kanehl raced arotipd end to score where .the shooting has been markable triple threat is usually Legion Home on Leonard street. normal figure of T million. It's .Q crumbs, 1-8 teaspoon, savory sea- close race against Democratic Georgian *who ^ad to be slowed dence star during yesterdny’* standing up. The ti^.for the point h e a ^ this year. wrestling roughhouse with others An interesting and entertaining QNow while you're houeecleanlng Cor better still, If yb^ve fin- down to hit the right National first three periods of a ding dong good eating and can be used to soning or poultry seasoning or Political Novice Margaret E. Con- TO SUIT YOUR TASTE' for 34 rushes, while OCll Johnson workout. game that gave the few onlookers was no good. I ’he trial will be a shooting dog OB the sideline when not in prac-* evening has been lined up whicll ease the strain on meat supplies. ished) is the time to check over your household suppHes. Go ^ e r sage. Football League pace, is |>ack do- of Brooklyn, took the punting It was Tiedemann who was A long booming punt by Tedford stake with only all-age dogs be- t!ce scrimmage . . . Not that the nors, a Bridgeport lawyer. ing buslnua it-the same bid stand and Coach Tom Kelley a chance to includes several talks on football Frosen tflackerel------should be kept- .the linens and make a note of wbliflr you absolutely "«*<> thw Sprinkle the chops with salt and lead with a 42.6 average on 23 personally responsible for Brown’s view tbe boy* who wlU be around which was plcKed up Rlchy ing run. Anyone desiring tb run big kid nqeds it, but Coqch Looka- hi in the freealng compartment of I pia,^ get it during the sales at the first of th« year. With me pepper: rub lightly with flour; Mrs. C?hase Going Woodhouse, —on top the league’s ground-gain- Duffy on the goal line was fufnhled their dogs must signify Ms inten- and one hour of motion picture*. % THIS IS WHAT ROYAL DOES: boots, displacing guard Len four touchdowns in gaining a 24 next year. baugh prefers that he watch the The speaker* for the evening will the. refrigerator. To prepare for holidays coming so swiftly you probably won t have another brown In a hot frying pan. Core former Democratic secretary of ing column. V to 34 tie with Hancho wijl be making their initial appear- sure your supplies of staples are all In good order, if not, slowly picture. Republicans lost four of .yards In 23 tries against Boston Bowling Teams was no good as the half ended. Mancha, the one,man traffic jam that are to be fried need not be the apples, and cover with another were able to come back in the style. plann^' to have refreshments on ance in Manchester as guest speak- thawed beforehand. make replacemenU so thaj. from Thanksgiving to Christmas you layer of apples. Cook the onion six seats In the national House of I New Springs and filling added Into a Sunday to snatch the ball-carrying seoond half to eke out a 14 ,:to 13 The third period found neither hand to warm both the dog . , . Now it looks as though wc’II can keep your shopping lists to a minimum while there Is so much After trailing 20 to 6, the er*. Broiled Mackerel Fillets and parsley for a few minutes in 2 Representatives, Including that of lead from Detroit’s Frankie Slnk- Active Tonight victory. Seniors managed to capitalize on team able to make any headway handlers and the spectators. Other have to break up Navy . . . and (Serves 6) else to purchase. Atab, you’ll find that If you make a complete congressman-at-large on the basis Modem Barrel wlch with a five-game total of 467. Brown quarters admit that but in the final period the Senior Sid Luckman. It is planned to have these tablespoon.s of the fat from the I Woodwork completely refinished a bad pass from center, a blocked details of- the trial will be posted nights as often aa suitable speak- Two pounds mackerel fillets ( ^ list of everything you will need for ’Thanksgiving there wlU be chops. Add the bread crumbs, of complete unofficial figures. SlnkwIcH' gained only 30 yards Tiedemann hold* the key to the attack began to function. After an many Items you Can get right now and during the next few weeks Back Chair punt and a safety to pull the game extended drive, Robb bucked overW hunting and fishing news ers can be secured and it is entire- Inch thick), teaspoon salt, pa- savory or poultry seasoning or Talbott Also Victor. in 10 attempts against Uie wob- attack and wlth'^ut him laat week out o f the fire. on~SaTurday. prika, S 'tablespoons fqt (bacon in order to avoid big expense at one time. bly Chlcago-Pittsburgh 'combine Action Galore Promised for a touchdown. The point again ly up to you sport fan* if you want sage, and a little salt and pepper. I Our experts rebuild your furniture If Desired against Coast Guard Academy his The losers not only suffered a more of these shows. The attend- fat or vegetable shortening), 1-4 Only other Republican beside* and dropped to third behind John- mates were unable to find the was no good. Racing Notes Mix well. Sprinkle oyer apples. Mrs. Luce to win election was Rep; completely. In Matches Scheduled defeat but they lost the services of Costly hlistakea ance at the initial night was opljr a teaspoon pepper. You’ll want everything as nice i hot fat. Add sauce. Cover. Bake In a moderate oven ny Grigas of the <3ard-Pitts. The necessary spark to start rolling. one of their most dependable per- little more than a hundred ana. it ' Wipe mackerel fillets with a Joseph E. Talbott of the Fifth dl^ latter galloped 117 yards In 30 Taking no chances of aggravating After* a fumble and a costly pen- Mrs. Jean Rich could have got as possible for your 'Thanksgiving ] cook over low heat for (350 deg. F.) for 30 minutes, or trictjWho defeated Peter R ’Hig- For Y and Rec Alleys. formers when Bob Clifford suffer- alty set the losers back on their Is hoped that a capacity attends damp cloth and place on rack of dinner and lovely new dishes from 2 hours or until tender. until the meat is tender. Remove tries for a six-game record of 431. tbe l^ury 0>ach Charles (Rip) ed a broken arm early In the sec-, rich yesterday betting oifher four- ance will take in what is a first gins of Torrington, (JlO-endorsed Engle did not use bis star against own one-yard line, Tedford went Sport Slahls broiler pan. Dot top of fish with Potterton’s. 639 Main street, will never; Increase heat to 400 deg. F. compared with SinkWich’s 414 Now that the Pioneer Parachute ond period. Here was the break of year-old horse. Dove Shoot. The class program tonight. certainly give your table a fes- Democrat. the Cadets, electing to hold him back to punt and his kick glanced .gelding surprised by winning the fa t season with salt and pepper Next time you’re walking down for 10 minutes or until crhmbs are total also for six games. . bowlers have felt the sting o f de- the game for tbe Seniors. off hia own man and Jake Wenzel From HerCt There The speakers talks will vary. and sprinkle with paprika. Place tive air. You’ll bo surprised at Main street stop pt the Gift browned. Joseph Ryter, SO, former assist- if history repeats. Paschal will for tbe Yale fray this Saturday Line Play Goo4 *n^t division of the Constitution Tom Kelley will talk on the impor- ant clerk of the Hartford City Royal Upholstery Co. feat, the West Side ^ec Bowling fell on the pigzkin in the end zone fish in a preheated broiler and how little a 62-plece set will cost Shoppe and aak about their lay- be hard to c^ ch from now on. The and pinning the Brown hopes on The line play of the losers stood to make the score 20 to 18. Degu- And Everywhere Haltolcap at Belmont Park at the tance of the youth of today par- broil two inches from the heat for —do go In and have a look. away plan. You’ll be Interested! police court, making his first bid loop will swing back Into action this veteran to topple the Bull- julcjn^ds of $138.10 for $2, Start With One-Sentence Talk six-foot, 205^ounder demonstrat- out like a shining light. Spinach tis’ dropkick was good and the ticipating in competitive sports. about 15 minutes. Turn fillets By the way, they’ve just received for major political office as Demo- ed as a freshman last year that tonight with four teams in action. dogs from the undefeated and un- To Learn Public Speaking 147 WINDSOR STREET HARTFORD. CONN. The Umbrellamen up to last Vincek and Loren Andreo were as score was 20 to 19 with three min- Jre Gargan and Dan Jessee will over, dot this' side of fish with fat, a brand-new line Of charms for Lt. Jean Root, ef Weet Palm Beach, cratic candidate for congressman- he gets tougher as the campaign tied perch! Jh^LeSlA™worwI^M AtklnsonSiL Monday feat of riding ' Ouatetnalan String Beans Call Hartford 6-4252 and Reverse Charges. Monday night were comfortably solid as a block of granite and utes to play. give talks on football which should season with salt and pepper and bracelets. Fla., head dietitian In the U. 8. Army ' at-large, defeated Republican in- The Bruins will bring to New boxing champion will appear In a triple at\pcimont by bringing String beans can get very bor- progresses. He caught fire in New resting In first place far ahead of nary a yard did the Seniors make On the kickoff, the Keith-led prove interesting. iM n kle with paprika. Continue HoepiUI at Ft. Jay, N, Y., seea that Rise to your feet and speak. In cumbent, Bol£alaus J. Monkiewicz York’s final two games against Haven ten members of the 1943 through the center of the forward Hartford Thursday evening in an home three ‘^winners yesterday: ing served the same way all the the pack but the unexpected de- team was guilty of clipping. A 19- Immediately after the apeaken hhdllng for another 15 minutes or ne scrape of fat are wasted In the this vocal age, you’re apt to go un- by a vote of 423,207 to 398,695. Washington in 1943, power-driving squad which posted a 21 to 20 wall. exhibition bout with a yet unan- Dustman $3.40, ::;^rdla $6.60 and a solid, hour -t football pictursa time. For a change try the tasty We’re Betting— t feat dished out by the West Sides yard loss set the ball back on the imtil dme. heepital kitchens but are salvaged noticed if you don’t lick that tou- Other vote totals were: for 280 yards in 48 tries—almost a victory over Yale in one of the The afternoon’s scoring started nounced oppqpent... . Louis is cur- Hazard $(|,30, ^ v will be shown Including several recipe below: On a long life for the Jumper gue-tied • Bhyness that keeps you last Monday threw' a bomb shell four and when a pass that was had dress. Because it’s a quick-change and turned eves to the war effort. First district: six-yard average. most thrilling game* ever wit- in the opening minutes of the ball it eluded the outstretched hands rently on ,a furlough and is cash- It isn’t often that a veteran games featuring Trinity eoUege. 1 pound string beans glued to your chair at a club, Into the standings. ing In on his rep by touring the artist; with one masterful stroke U. S. Rep. William J. Miller (R) When Paschal finished with 572 neasej in tbe huge Bowl, and game when Keith passed to Ted- of Tedford and the ball rolled in jockey like Don Meade; is thrown, Among the local boys who will be 2 tablespoons bacon fat churdh, civic, or political gather- Tonight’s attractions on the country either refereeing boxing magically Introducing an element lost to Herman P. Kopplemann yards, one ahead of second spot Coach Howie Odell, well remem- ford on his own 45 and the husky back of the goal. The aler( denlor but Tarpan turned the tri^k in the in the movies arc Johnny Scarchuk 1 onion, minced „ ing. polished lanes pit the Knights of bouts or boxing exhibitions... .Ed Rationing Data of variety and newness into last from hangers or hooka, because (D). 120,304 to 102,057. Jack Hinkle of Philadelphia for bering last year’s Wild and woolly Tedford streaked into pay dirt, 55 forward wall was in on -the play fifth at BeUpont. \ and Frank Robinson with the Uni- 8 tomatoes, chopped Best way to lick shyness, says Columbus against the Hartford Spotts who was one of the New season’s leftovers. Because It’s de- even tllelr own weight will distort Second district: the league championship, both fray, cautioned the Yale squad yards away with the help of some and smothered Tedfcrd for a touch- Mrs. Dodge Sloane’* Dare Me, versity of Connecticut and Bob Fnralsbed By Generous dash cayenne pepper poised platformer Lucille Rivers— Road Tavern team and In the signed for flattery as well as for them. McWilliams (R) lost to Mrs. ' CHRISTMAS Steve Owen of the Giants and the *T-Z” (a T-modifleation) for- nifty down field blocking. Keith back and a vital two points that Britain Pro* best basketball, play- recent conqueror of Twilight 'r»$r, O’Malley with Trinity. , / Salt and black pepper to Uste. who a year ago was a shrinking other match. Darlings meet Gris- mation o f the visitor* will present ers last winter Is currently sta- finished fourth in a four-horft<^ There Is no admission and every- OFFICE or PRICE Cut beans crosswise Into Inch- service. With a long-sleeved sweat- Woodhouse (D) 63,126 to 60,079. Ckiach Bill Alexander of Georgia Bucked over for the point. meant victory. adbunistbahon Tired of scrubbing and waxing violet, but who since has marched wolds rejuvenated Garagemen. its problem*. tioned at New London^ where he is blanket finish in the $li0.000 Oov->^-qne is cordially invited to attend. long pieces and cook until tender er or blouse 1,.'b smart school or Third district; Tech exchanged congratulations. that kitchen floor every week? up to 1000 speaker’s stands to lec- -IT . S. Rep, Ranulf Compton, (R) Y League Matche* Yale is also concentrating its attending Officers Training school emor Bowie Handicap at Pimlico Begtimal Dapaitment of In as little water as possible. office garb: without It's assurance ture and conduct sewing classes Dischaged Army Vet Well, after an application of lost to James P. Geelan (D), 81,- Over at the North End o f the effort* on stopping Stu Goodman, ...... Joe "Sugar” Hugret is coach- yesterday. Ruth McClanaghan’s iBformatlon Meanwhile melt the bacon fat In of a grand evening. for a leading pattern company—Is IS SIX WEEKS AWAIT! Paschal was a freshman at '-^et Streamlined Sc rube Plastl-Kole it won’t be necessary. 456 to 77,783. town! the Y Teague will be in full the hard-hitting plunger from ing the Bristol Endees basketball Harford won with Lord Calvert U ‘rN oioat Street, Boeton. ^ a skillet, add the ohlon and fry to begin with an infant-sized spiel Georgia Tech In 1940, but entered Draft defense This wonder product, now on sale Fourth district: the Army Air Force. He received force with three matches on tap. Brown who number the passing Local Sport Chatter five, Hugret was outstanding at second and Momo Flag third. All Masaacbosetts slowly until soft and yellow. Add and to keep maturing the baby Bryant and Chapjnans Milkmen Chice^Or-(iF)— Chicago and for chilly eve at McGill-Converse, is easy to ap- Mrs. Luce (R) 102,070: Mar- a medical discharge early last burden among bis manifold du- Bristol High later at N. Y. U. and four were necks apart. • the tomatoes and allow to cook ply, leaves a high gloss finish and until it can be presented as a are pairM with the Motor Sales. ties. Like Tiedemann, be will be for many years he campaigned in In addition to Dove Shoot, Qull Noxtowesteni Railroad company’s slowly to sauce consistency. Sea- nlngs—the lovely full-grown speech. garet E. Connors (D) 99,532. year and with a wife and yoimg- The football game yesterday; guard this year'and a good one at fieeiT'of streoinllneni are gettlnz Meata and Fats satin print quilt- eliminated waxing or polishing Fifth district: Morlarty Brothers Gas House ready for heavy duty this week. the pro ranks both as a basketball Ion and West Fleet were long shots son well and stir In the cooked “ Begin with a sentence or two,” ster to support passed up a return There are four ends from Brown afternoon at Mt. Nebo was tops. | that, he visions a backfield berth that won yesterday. Quillon re- streamlined scniiM. Since instal- Good indefinitely—Red SUmpa ed reversible . Joseph E. TalboL (R) 60,045; to college. Alexander recommend- Gang meet D’Amico’s Billiards and football player... .Dave Bass, string Leans. Serves 4 to 9. CJanned advises Miss Rivers, "and don’t and in the other match. Chambers who were in the Bowl game last Both teams gave all they had i next year. turned $82.70 in winning the lation of a p6rth|bl* mechanical AS through ZS and / ' through robea at Beck’s, If you like just a faint flavor of Peter B. Higgins (D) 54^866. ed Paschal to Owen aia a poten- one of the country* best cage per- or left-over string beans may be worry If they stick in your throat Movers roll against the Don Willis year, and one of these, Bob Lowe, with the High school Seniors edg- j ' ------fourth at Pimlico while West Fleet car washer, an l8\car train is PS in Book Four worth 10 pointa 846 Main street. onions, rub a slice of It around tially great bail-carrier with much formers is in Hartford where he used in this recipe. like Macbeth’s ’ Amen.' Yank ’em Garage team. • their current captain, was re- Ing out the Underclassmen 21 to; The Underclassmen used the paid $57.80 in the Hartford purse washed in about 22 mkrates. The aach. Red tokens, warth one point Also for toaaty the salad bowl or serving dish. famed T formation on several oc- ’ is engaged In a defense-plant.... aa«h, used as changa. It is expect out and sit down. Hop to your to learn. The Y circuit with the Billiard sponsible for two of his teams 20. Leo Gottlieb who thrilled cage at Rockingham. Lady Flares paid device is constructed t o m warmneas a r e feet the next time the opportunity This Owen found for himself casions and it caught the seniors $41.40 In the sixth at Sportsmans. of e cteel arch and is Ua«X.«lth « ad that the next red atampa will All of us at one time or anoth- the pretty bed- The jerkin sets at Montgomery Five the defending champions, touchdowns*" on# via tbe pass fans In TKe state several years ago er have occasion ,to take a pre- arises, and deliver, two more. HEALTH QUIZ when the fleet Paschal over-ran route and the other he set up by George Keith, a regular with completely by surprise. Watch for J. G. Brown’s Seven Hearts, aeries of revolving brusbes not be validated unUl December jackets ’ and che- Ward are really something. So have a race .11 of their own that it next year In the local High as a member of the Savitt Gema scription to be filled, and we all Keep It up, because,only practice hlB Giant blockers and generally is worth mentioning with all aix recovering a fumbled punt\ on.' the the Red and White varsity during winner of the $30,000 Westchester with the help of e fine 8. nille robea Per- gay and so useful with their spoiled offensive timing. As a re- school ranks. 1 in New Guinea... .Hank Ger- want to be sure the doctor’s or- will give you the coUrage to toss x>t the teams battling for the top Yale four yard line. the recent campaign, led the los- Handicap at Jamaica last Satur- water, scrub th* train as It Processed Foods feet for you- perfect for Christ- changeabout solids and checks, vour opinions at others and make blMlmpnrApstiM! sult, Paschal actually had to be ers like a veteran. He Is only a hardt the New Britain Pros stel- ders are carried out carefully, ac- In skirts-and jerkins. They’re all spot In the league sUtndlngs. The other veteran linemen are ler ball handlci is In France. day, waa shipped to Pimlico on es through the ardL It Good Indefinitaly—Blue Stamps IT as gifts! them listen to you for a change.” Di rM fni biHiciqr aftw ntiii? slowed down, but once In the Junior and his ball carrying, pass- In the final minutes of the game Tuesday. $7,500. curately and efficiently by billed wool, priced at only $4.98 and Joe McMullen, a tackle; John yesterday afternoon, one player, J/lc Baylock who is an assistant AS through ZS and A6. through pharmacista Quinn’s Pharmacy Half the battle is won, says o(ir groove he became the work-horse Petropoulos, a guard, and Lincoln ing, blocking and tackling was W6 la Book Four, worth 10 pointa come in such enticing combina- 08IMptSMrwipsitia$il|T displeased with the seniors scor- to Art Ikowitz at New Britain is well known for its many years 'The final paragraph of an arti- mentor. If you'll arm yoursr:lf be- f th* Giant backfleld. Paschal Lippincott, who bandies the pivot tops. aach. Under the present syatem, cle from the Bureau of F.^shlon tions as black and white checKs forehand with pertinent facts, and Di IN fNl tiril—nstlmT now is playing on weekend leaves Last Night *8 Fights ing on a play, took the ball and High, formerly played with Syra- five blue stamps are validated on of fine service and the reputation with re Im Dinar 9a tieln 1# atA«t Sagar among the-number of things the add happy again your food- must be Official league statistics releas- and his fire kept the team Intact. In football. Play to win, if you witched and bewildered . . . What New York, outpointed Solomon fer from Dartmouth, who was one don’t, be e good loser as well aa a Good Indeflnltely — Sugar girls have taken over from the Tea spots should be sponged digestilimted properly. , ed today also disclose that Wash- Stewart, 144, Provldenc*. R. I. (8) of the nx>st outstanding men on An inspirational leader and a many took for a conceived sleight- Btampa 80, 81, 82 and 88 In Book There probably won’t be quite n.en. closes with this paragraph: 71 ' Each day. Nature must produce about dam go<^ football player. sport. Remember you can’t always of-hand stunt was a reverse that IP'-. enough turkey available to give with lukewarm water before two pints of s vital digeative juice to ington’s Frank Filchock is con- White Pla^s, N. Y.- -Gene the field. Also placed In tbe win. Four, each good for five pounds. "Thi quicker vomen get back Into sudsing tinuing as a super passing stand- developed into a lateral and for-' everyone all he would like for help, digest your food. If Nature (aila. Pinter, 164, McAdoo, Pa. and Brown camp under the Navy ward pass with all four backs Bugar Stamp 40 In Book Pour, their own --lothcs, their owh homes your food may remain undigested— in for Sammy Baugh with 66 com- trainee shifts is Tom McCormick, Within the next few weeks the 'Thanksgiving dinner. It lopka now Coolldge Miller, 165, Brooklyn, Ekldic Wierzbicki Is home on a handling the ball . . . What actu- go^ for five pounds for home and begin rearing their own fami- leaving you headachy and irritable. pletions in 110 attempts for a .600 drew, 8. who played the first four games lettermen will assemble and elect as though there will ba enough to lies and giving them the care and Time Now To^ Fill Santa *8 30-day leave from the Navy after ally happened was that _Joe Pon- canning th rou ^ Feb. 28, 1945. allow everyone in the U. S. about Therefore, you mutt increaae the flow percentage. ’ New Bedford, Mass.- -Arthur St. with Yale as a reserve end. a captain for next year. For some love they need—ajid cooking their of thia digestive juice. Carter’a Littia unknown reason s-.eral of the spending many long months in the setto, intent on running7 saw the Fael OU thret pounds each as against the Call Today For .4n Appoint- Liver Pills increase this flow quickly — Hutson Ueld In Check Pierre,'136 H, Fall River, knocked fourth back free and simply tossed August 81, 1945—Last day for own meals- the sooner our prob- boys have voiced tlieir disapprov- South Pacific fighting against the three and a quarter pounds of last ment and Be Assured of a often in as little as 30 minote*. And, Sack A t McGill-Converse Don Hutson. Green Bay’s great out Johnny Murray, 140,- New Japs. the ball over the head of a charg- part^ ! Ftnir and period Five cou- lem of delinquency and under- end, went scoreless for the first al of one chap getting their vote. year at this time. nourishment win disappear. you’re on the road to feeling better. Y6rk, 2. Nathan Hale Team ing Quaker end . . . Fanning out pons of 1948-44 issue.' Period 1 Remember, the boys in the Ser- Flatterinsr Hairdo and Well Don't depend on artificial aida to time in 42 straight games against This boy is topa as a fellow and counteract Indigeation—when Carter’a MIRRORS Harry Kltching of the Howell to take a pass ill practice, Knute coupons (tf 1944-46 issue now vice come first. Sixty million Groomed Nails for the Holi- ARTISTS’ SUPPLIES the Chicago Bears Sunday and had Military Manner as a football player. In selecting Rocknc, the player, fell down . . . valid. All coupooa worth 10 gal- Gifts of sterling for the new Little Liver Pills aid digestion after Na- Scores 24-12 Win a captain, you want a leader, a Cheney Tech school has loaned the pounds must be set aside for them days! ture’s own order. Take Carter’! Little his shoring lead trimmed to five Madison—In t,wo years Wiscon- Gus Dorais shortened up his throw loaa a unit before civilian appetites can be baby—of lasting beauty and use- OIL AND tVATER team player and a good sport. school’s camera for tonight’s fulness 'do see the new group of Liver Pilif as directed. Get them at any PLAQUES points by Leroy Zimmerman of sin has scheduled more than 30 Sports Night show at the Ameri- . . , The result was the button-hook ‘ GaaoUae considered. drugatore. Only KK and 29*. Philadelphia who now has 45. Al contests with Army and Navy A football score from youngsters Let your feelings ride When you pass . . . Attempting to pass for Deoember 21—Last day for So the best advice now is to or them knives, forks, curved haoj-f COLOR SETS elect the 1945 leader. Elect the can Legion, Home on Leonard died spoons, etc.—at the ^fjlft SCRAP BOOKS ^GrYgo o f the Bears has the best teams' in football, basketball, base- reached the desk this morning street. Vanderbilt, Ray Morrison stood, A-18 ooupona, which become good der your turkey, very early and ground-gaining average, 7.2 yards ball, track and boxing. which was played between the man who deserves the honor. arm pulled back and looking for a Thuraday, November 9 for four hope for the beaV. Shoppe. 811 Main Street DRAFTING SETS Seventh grade from Highland Pack, The Sports Night program will receiver . . . A circling teammate gaQona each. A-11 coupons, good Cranberries are none too plenti- Manchester Planning to Build PHOTO-FRAMES against the Eighth grade from the 'Jake Wenzel finally arrived as snatched the ball and was off to for three gallons each, expire ful eiHier. But there will be enough Keep two pairs of shoes in ser- AND SUPPLIES get under way at 7:30, plan now vice, giving each an alternate pS” *1' ’ Nathan Hale school a grid player yesterday. He to be there aa there are plenty of the races . . . The Statue of Lib- Wednesday, November 8. B4, C4. to give everyone some of the tra- The game was won by the broke tip numerous end runs. erty . . . Many Bound plaYa are B5 and C5 coupons good for five ditlonal sauce on the day of the big day In which to rest, air and dry. Your New Home? PICTURES ASH TRAYS seats and plenty of parking space Use a shoe horn to ease on shoes, Eighth graders by pushing over Blocked a punt, scored a touch- for cars. stumbled Into accidentally , . . The gallons each until further notice. eats. dwon and tackled Bob Tedford lute Howard Harding Jones figured Shoes and you’ll prevent broken count- four touchdowns for a 24 to 12 win. DRBSS Let JARVIS plan It with . . . AND HUNDREDS OP VTHER ITEMS PRICED 'The winning team la known aa the for a safety. Has 50-Yard-Llne Seat out formations while playing Good Indefinitely — Airplane Try this with that unratloncd ers. 'To prevent distortion In shape of shoes, keep lifts In good repair. you. We have a vaHety of Rad Eleven. bridge . . . 168-pound tall-back Stamps No. 1. No. 2 and No. 3 in befef. FROM 15c UP TO AS MUCH AS YOU CARE TO GO. The center position on the Johnny Chuekran brings to Penn V.’ar Book ’Three good for one Never get your shoes wet If you As many of the boys have ambi- With the 24th Division, Leyte. Marinated Mexican Steak plans and locations avail- tions of making the High eleven in High school football eleven is the Staters fond memories of Light pair o f shoea each. can help it. If you’re caught In a Philippines—-((P)— Pvt. William (Serves 6) SALE able. Why not reap the th'e coming years it was a bitterly jinx. Two weeks ago, Dick Hub- Horse Harry Wilson . . . In 1903, Two pounds round steak, m shower without rubbers, pull shoes Nykaza of Chicago was high in a benefit of years of experi- contested battle with the older and bard,- regular center, broke hia palm tree slringing telephone wire Yale’s msscot was a cinnamon ’The Manchester Ration .B-.>nrd Is cups tomato puree. % cup chopped off when you reach home, stuff bear . , . Ball collapsed when (Cor- a CHILDREN'S ence as builders of high bigger team Winning. wrist. Yesterday Bob Clifford, when the Japane.se counter-attack- now quartered In the Scale Ar- onion, 2 tablespoons sugar, 4 ta- them with paper and set In an f 1 who understudied Hubbard prac- nell and Amherst players fill on a mory, Main street, opposite Leon- blespoons flour, teaspoon pep- airy —not a hot spot to dry. a MISSYS’ type homes! The members of the winning ed. He stayed aloft while the team were; tlcMly all year, broke his arm. fumble in 1911 . , . Barney ard street per, 1 teaspoon chili powder, 1 tea- McGILL-CONVERSE- he. Japs took the position—also O’Rourke of the Lord Jeffs picked The weekly schedule of the spoon dry mustard, 1 cup vinegar, All of us need a calendar some- a JUNIORS’ L.E. — Paul HUery •Stayed there while Americans took Paint — Vanlah — Pataitor*’ SappIlM — Wanpaper L. T. — Thomas Stevenson Bob Tedford^ and Keith supplied up the flattened pigskin and ran board folfows: 2 cups water. where about the ho\ise, so why A THE LH.Y Jarvis Realty Co. the punch for the Lowerclassmen. it back. Said Nykaza: "I had 30 yards for what everybody sus- Art Material — Pletuiu F iu n ta g 'Drafttag listnunents L; G. — Jack Wlor a 50-yard-Iine seat * Monday, 10 A m. to 4:3U p m. Crmbine the puree, onion, sugar, not have a decoi atlve’ as well as Manchester Pletarea — Window Obwa — Blirrors Tedford, a big rugged lad. should pected was a touchdown . . . Puz- ’Tuesday, C3osed all day. flour, pepper, chili ^ w ^ r , mus- a use’’ul one while we're about It. BEAUTY SALON. C. — Robert Treavdo Drastically Phones 4112 or 1275 R. G. — Lawrence Kaminski come into his own next year as a zled officials thumbed books, called Wednesday, 2 to 5 p. m. tard, vinegar apd water. Pour over The Dewey-Rich man Company Another Bartfleld the play back . . . Georgia started ' " Maude Turlriugtaii, 645 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 6887 R. T. — Tbny Tufkington grid star. He has the makings. Thursday la Friday, 10 a m. steak. Cover arid place in refrig- have a good supply of them juSt Reduced Pruprietresa" Week Days: New York—Danny Bartfleld, 10 men in uniform and one in store to 5 p. m. erator over nftht. Remove steak at present. You have a choice of R. E. — Philip Froh lower east side lightweight box- clothes against Alabama in 1913, 527 MAIN ST. CALL 1484 Sundays: Phones 2-0964 or 1275 Q. B. — Clement PontlUo Spinach Vincek and Loren An- Saturday, lU a. m. to 12.30 o. m 'from sauce and brown in 3 table- calendars with biblical quotations, Build With Jarvi* drep, a pair uf chunky guards, "ing hi New York, is a cousin of the youngster in mufti loitering on Currier and Ives prints, lovely l l H. — Wayne McArdle the famed Soldier Bartfeld -of 86 the sideline . . . The first pWy was , For Seenrityi R. H. — John Annielld will be beard from next year. Ail Audubon prints and many others, Adv< in The Hcndd-—It Pays yehr they have been ’ overshadow- years ago. a long pass to the boy in clviea. T F. B. — Thomas Kelley even complete with mouth-water- ed by lettermen. However, yester- ing old southern reclpest They’re Big B«]r BlngaoMui day afternoon they demonstrated Sweet and Pretty — ail good inexpensive gift Ideas for their ability and outcharged the early Christmas shoppers. Non-Crush regular* and both looked Impres- Dessert must carry its full meas- 256-pound t'ckle, throws Illinois’ sive. line average disproportionately She’ll be as pretty as a . picture ure of the day’s food requirement A N O T H E R high. Vincek is only a sophomore. A FOSTER iACK in this dainty little frock with ric for heedth. Being sweet and fla- race edging for th' scalloped collar vorson)e Isn’t enough, they -iqiist Velvet Remnants and cuffs and' as accent for the abound in good wholesome nutri- .CHRISTMAS lower part of the skirt. In taffeta. ents. Peanut confections are an It will be a lovely party dress. excellent way to serve both these - i ' The ''STRONG MAN" purposes. In Desirable Colors SportsyRoundup Pattern No. 8680 is designed for 1^ JEWELRY GIFTS ^ sizes 2. 3, 4, 5 and 6 years. Size 3 Soft, ‘figure-acknowledging jer- .. Open As Usual Satarday, November By Hagh FbOectan, Jr. «>rtieumatlsm , . . The conihlned age requires 1 3-4 yards of 36 or 39- seys and crepes are favorites this Hollywood — Vogue and Butterlek Pattern ASK ABOUT OITR LAY-AW AY PLANU Mew York, Nor. 8—(F)—Consid- of 13 players on v le College Point, of the sweater wbrldl inch material. 3 yards ric rac to year. They should, be laid away HOURS: Daily 9 A. M. - S P. Id. Saturday 9 A. H .' 8 P. at. er the BlIgM at the poor m Army N. Y., soccer club is 608 years. And _ trim; 3-8 yard'' on trust. , when not in use and' not hung football team . . . Tm Cadets have New York also had a league tor leeeweW scored at better than a point a nlne-year-olda . . . 'When Penn ______eSiWeea For this!pattern, send 20 cepts, CROSSES AND 0 D Mountaineer minute clip ee tor laoma periods State’s footballer* were on their k a* WSMMe, elsser Sr tree*. in Coins, your name, address, size .Cheney Brothers CHAINS AND lave been shortened), but if they Why to last week’s Syracuse game, at bv WALLETS Sterling Sihrer . Wide* taan mmleaeMi as desired, and the Pattern" Number ROSARIES lon’t beat SkjMlqts agtfnat a still they Ctopped to join a bucket bri- SZeaT/ to The Manchester Herald Today’s We are happy to an- RINGS BABY SPOONS jood Notre 1mm outfit Saturday gade and keep„a fire from spread- Pattenr .Service, 1150 Sixth Remnant Salesroom AND FORKS Jacket they'll be tabS^ as ’Immx’’ by ing from a bam to a farmhouse. H you wtor a swooftr to worlt, or around tho avenue, New York 19, N. Y. nounce that we are Birtbatone and Signet., comparison with their leeding riv- Then when they reached Archbold fS HARTFORD ROAD MANCHESTER SteiKng Silver Cm$ al, Navy . / . Jadge Landis’s offl- Stadium the team caught fire. The houso and garden, moke it a Vita-Coat. Kn|N The new fall and winter issue of PEARLS A^ 31-iheh lenirth Surcoat model made of Alaska SALT AND PEPPER dal beMbadl book, which didn’t 41-0 score waa the largest in a 28- ’’Fashion” is now ready—32 pages'. now carrying 1, 2 and 3 Stranda. Cloth. game series.' , •d by McGregor with .a patented Hiterlocfc SHAKERS come'out this year beeauae of pa- It’* a complete guide to your fall Zipper closure with Kordedffe application. per ahoitage, will be published and winter wardrobe. Send. ^ for IDENTIFICA'nON again next summer. . . In ah effort Pealing the Appeal knit of ultra-fine yarns, it has the stamina to your copy. Price 1C cents. ' . tiiiuiHiiiiuiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiniiiH^ BABY RINGS Leather pull tab on 2ip]Mr chest pockets. Deep low -. to get Utah’s NCAA badeetbaU This comer stUl ta looking tor BRACELETS- AND BRACELETS er flap pockets. Full t>eI9 with leather buckle and. BUSTER KEMP’S RECORD DEPARTMENT SUGGESTS \ champions to open their Deoember data and dls-a on outstanding stand all types of hard knocks without show-' safety feature; Freelift quilted sleeves with adjust- ewtem tour in Chlegga plromotere schoolboy footballers. . . . Latest ‘ FOR THIS W EEK: . , 1 MORRISON PEN AND PENCIL SETS report comes from Paris, Tex., Ing slgns^of strain. It won't stretch, sag, tun able storm tabs. Stand in collar. B(xly Uned with R'iromlsed plan«””~rmrvations to Philadeiphia. But the Utea turned where fuUback Jim Hickey com BROWN Timmie Tuft 100% Alpaca pUe. . _ '< it down because they’d promised pleted seven passes in seven tries or shrink. And the fact that it looks well is so W url TIzer MEET ME IN ST. L O U I^ GUY Phllly th* opiiner. the other night Three went to VERY THOUGHT OF YOU— LOMBARDO LOCKETS AND Qua Cothran for touchdowns. . much extra In Hs favor! See It lod^ , and CHAINS Oaeet Star Can anyone beat a 1.000 averageT N Today's dtoose your favorite color. SOCKS GREEN GROVE POLKA— LAWHENCB Arthulur Bdson, -••Anyone Pianos and owning a goal line stand should get Servlee Dept JUICE CLARINET LAENDER-. DU CHOW THE GIFT SHOPPR^ $25-«o in touch with Coech Henry Fmka BiU Dalhy, pUying left half tor for children in sizes Accordions At OPP. ST. JABIES’S CHURCH of Tulsa immediately." (Tulsa hqz the Fort Pierce, Fla., Navy "A m - 891 MAIN STREET phibs,’’ etia wears the same num- 4toiovi. WB OIVK ORKEN STAJdPS. Many Other St) i of Gold Weather Goats and Jack- scored 67 points in its last two • ^ - gamea and kait both.) ber— 46—that ha had a t S t KEMP'S^ cts. That Give Warmth Without Weight. aou'd, lObn., High school, Min- Sports Bi TemrHm nesota and Michigan...... Lt INC. GREEN 5 “A GIFT FROM THE Ted ColUna and BiUBIU Shon81 are BiU CartmiU, who’U coach the ^ STAMPS 3 Camn Kearns. Utah, basketbaU- PURNITURE A MUSIC GIFT SHOPPE WILL burning to revive the Long Island TSSMsbiSt. TSL6680 Gustafson’ s KEMP’S ndlans at tbs Amszlewi Pro Foot- ers this winter, uasu to play with I__ INCXJRPORATED ball Assodatlao' nest year as a Tommy Harmon at Michigan and, Brown BIH Shoe Store eve ryonb MEN'S SHO s 7tS3 MAIN STREE'I TEL. 5680 = P1.BASE ; * farm tor their Bostian- Tanka . . . Uke Harmon, was shot down In MEN'S SHOPS -907 E A m S T R E E T W E LD O N 506 MAIN HTKECT S Furniture and Music Home of Frigidaiiv S PINS AND E.\RRING8 Don Bradman, the "Babe Ruth" of action. Cartmlll flew 29 mlsaions 907 MAIN STREET ^ WEtDON BUILDING. ta tbe JnhntHMi Bi«ek |«italNt, 1* through with the game; over Burope,and Africa. I ...... Ik...... R«ad fienJd Advs. fW illllllllllUM m S^8
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f '< ■ X - / . • j MANCHESTER EVENING HEKALd), MANCHESTER, tXJNN„ WEUNEBUAYr NOVKMBEK 8, 194* V- tAiilt-ifU 'jLim MAm.m’^»rr;K i!;vi?jn in «; hkkalu. MAr(t'Hi!;£nt!;K, uuw N ^ Wkuxsksuay, NOVEMBER 8,194* -fXllJKTEEN tAm Daughter-—Just think, mother aalMng | HOI.t> EVKKVTHIMI 51 Office and Store Rooms Without Hoard 60^ Wanted—KoomH—Board 62 dear, a poor worm provided the wife **th« woman** after ■ A'ilUimobilefl for Sale___ 4 Private Inatrufllona 2h HouMchitld Goods silk for my dress. taking a fnopdjdok at htr 1H alacka. Equipnient 5li ELOCUTION—SPEECH, problems 7 DELUXE ROOMS ROOM FOB RENT—For gentle-, WANTED—double ROOM with CCT¥> IIN r Q O C r. Mother—I’m shoclced, FOR SALBr; 1937 PACKAaD Of furniture constetlng of the fol- man. 16 Hazel street, opposite board for two, references fur- Clasnfied ycu Sense and Nonsense th a t' you should speak so ire- A young heifer was sold la Wy- ■edaui, With 'radio ar3 heater. —Foreign accent! deleted -Pri- FOR SALE—REMINGTON Rand ClaisiBed - vate tutoring in reading, writing, lowing artlclee; 6 piece Maple Set portable typewriter. Practically Library. Call 3293. nished. Also room and board for apcctful of your father wh so oming for $20,000. It must be re- Ctood condition, ftniulre 102 Sum- one young lady. Write Box I, The Ceersiskt. i*4A - Pfc. Jerry— stocking! are good to you. mer atreet or call 2-4^039 after arithemtic, letter writing, pho- with extension type talkie, linoleum new. Call 2-0129. —'/ KBA SsrvlBe. la*- If You WoaMW aad tks Ttme Element lated to the one our last etcak netic spelling. Th. Wh'ite Studio, for. kitchen, white utility cabinet, ATTRACTIVELY furnished single Her^d. ' AdverUsements £iff Sieutbif An item In the Evening News badly wrinkled. came from. 0 p. m. and double rooms. Complete Can’t Live It Sweet YoungThing—You brute, etlmes^ven to Advertisaiieiib 709 Main street. Phone 3-1392. ovenware. set diehes, 3 piece wa- kitchen facilities. Well heated. Don't Preach It. gave me quite a start: A fur coat 1987 BUICaC 4 roO R sedan. *445; terfall styie walnut bedbuopa eulte, Wearing Apparel—Purs 57 For Rent F or Sale ,'Twins were born in New, Jer- I. have no stockings onl Jceep a .m —or quiet. With more women In politics' For Sale 3 piece Colonial maple bedroom Central. Phone 3989. Apartments, Flats, TlMNStoay: Boggle gets Sn at- you’re free. Ginger. I; want to see than ever you’d be surprised a t , For Rent 1938 Gheyrolet 4 door, $489; 198T, TAN POLO COAT, size 16. Teal 63 tack eT'^apopaia sad thinks he you badly." - , A farmer once asked the editor se'y eleven days apart!" OldsmoWie sedan; 1937 Pontiac .Help Wanted—Female 35 eulte, 8 piece mahogany bedroom Tenements To Buy To S e U I mentioned It to Pop. and said: Read It or Not , Womprf^-How did It feel to be some of the hete toeeed |nto the To Bay ToSeO blue coat with mink fur, alee 36. FOR RENT— TWO DOUBLE I la gotag Olnger prepheeles "I want to see you too, Leo.’” of The Bnishvllle Bugle for advice, Ir. Denver, Colo., Robert E. Lee ring. . \ sedan, $450. Brunner's, 80 Oak- suite, all steel Spring, mattress, 3 rooms at 61 Cambridge street | "All right, hon. Make It soon.” That's one queer quirk of fate.” n anesthetic? WAl^T^D OIRLS AND WOMEN pillows included with each bed- Black coat with mink fur, size Uwt ke wOMw eeeMer than over as follows; His answer? — "Shucks, you rented a hpuse froip Ulysses B. end—It was beautiful. I land street. Tel. 5191. 16. Call 4374. Ladlee or married couples pre- 4 ROOMS FURNISHED. CaU 6243 the next d a y ^ make then for- "I wlU, Leo 'by'." "I have a horse that at times Grant. , » ' for bench, work. Steady7 work, room suite in addition to bedroom ferred. Telephone 6746. or 136 BlseeU street might have known the girl would I was In heaven—till I good pay. T^ber Baseba,,11 Oomr get H. (To Bo Continued) appears normal, but at other times 1941 MASTER JEEP with steel chair, blankets, scatter rug and FOR 8ALS1—CHINESE kldskin 68 Its lame to an alarming degree. be late! saw the doctor. pickup body, S498 50 Fernu ar I pany, Ellm atr««>t. boudoir lamps, 3 piece maple all FOR RENT—FURNISHED room. I T:IREE ROOM HEATED apart- Wanted to Rent —Riith Payne. Simple Susan is practising imdn Lost aa* Foimd coat, size 12. Worn only one eea- What shall I do?” her basketball game this trades accept^ Brunner's, 80 spring construcUon. living room aon. Inquire 11 Bralnard Place. Inquire 128 ’ Sputb Main street | m ent^^traU y located. Adults. WANTED TO RENT-»-TWO or XIV The reply came: The Ingredients of success are: Oakland street Call 5191 HIGH SCHOOL girt wanted to suite, 8 piece modem tapestry liv- after 7 p. m. Write Box F, Herald. Little Man (some Her boss told her he'd ^ y her a ; UMT—'NURSKS* GOLD bospl- help with houaework. Telephone three room furnished or unfur- I breezed In the 'The next time your horse ap- mink cost If she’d pI^T>all with Preparation ...... 50 per cent ’' tal pin, enroute from Unden ing room suite, all spring con- FOR S^-LE--168 NEW U. S, nished heated apartment. Write noon todlnd Boggle stro' pears normal, sell him." ly)—I always wish I could get up Perspiration...... 40 per cent Tlie Situation: Your child and 1935 FORD COACH, 5 good tires, 5667. struction. soft 9x12 rug and pad, Army Aviation sheepllned . hel- like that and make a speech. L u ck ...... 10 per chnt another child about his age get street to hospital, October 28. 3 new: new slipcovers: in good Bouses for Rent 65 Box V, Herald. on the divan. He had put Now You Into a fight when they are In your .Beatrice Owens Cowles, 28 Un- WANTED—COOK for boarding coffsa table, 2 end tablea floor mets. all sizes Brunner's, 80 Oak- glasses and was going thi The theater manager after a Friend—Didn’t you ever make a — ^ running condition. No dealers. lamp, bridge lamp, pictures, hss- land street Tel. 5191. public speech? Woman—Is ,--^ur , husband a yard. den street, „r 8600. Reward. Call 6881, 483 East Center street house. Apply Cheney Brothers Clinch Control FIVE ROOMS—All Improvements. some douements Sled in the v)eek of a highbrow production Little Man—Only one. That was bopk worm?/ Mother (over the phone)—Come Wrong Way; Send the other Employment Office. sdek and mir.or, studio coach, all On bus line. Apply 64 Union Wanted—Real Estate . 77 portfolio beMde him. consulted the colored doorman: Prlcnd^..-74o, Just an ordinary quick. Doctor, the baby has swal- UMBT-^StACK BILLTOLD, driv- sprliSg construction, 3 matching WANTED TO BUY baby's scale; Tell One when I proposed to my wife on the child home, telephoning his mother also electric heater. Write 12 street RockvUle, Coim. 'WeU, Virgil, said cheerfully. Manager—Well, George, how is telephone, but I didn’t know until ne. lowed a bottle of ink! to explain why you are doing eo. er's license, gas coupons. Phone Motorcyelea—Bicycle* 11 GIRL OR WOMAN for light maple Chairs, lamp anfl rug. Re- W A N T ^ TO BUY 5-6-7 room "Glad to see you’re up and around 0«i IS Surrender At 8 to 1 Odds it going? Doctor—Incredible! i • j/-a 4686. Reward. housework, assist with care of 2 aponslble party may buy It all by Byron Road, Manchester, Over Senate; house, all Improvements, with 5 George—^Be^er and better, sah! afterward that^t was on a party Mother—No, Doctor, Indelible! Right Way: Either let the chil- acres of land, within 10 miles of again. . line. xduns and dogs are reported WANTED—BOT'S OR GIRL'S children, own room, excellent paying $10 Weekly after down He glared at me. With E. F. In France—(ff) Fewer and fewer Is leaving the -;piardlng Hitler. It always has dren fight It out, or break it up LOST—lADY'S pocketbook con- Junior bicycles. Also tricycles. salary. Cali 8033. ayment Suites may be purchased Manchester. Ranging frhm $6,500' theater before the end of the show, In, the black market a profit Is by getting them started playing "Well, good night—:ee you to- taining sun of money, ration Rooms Without Board ,59 Gain m House | D e m o c r a t s G a in "What’s that idiotic grin on —Pfc. J. "Frenchy" Bou- A parasite, is a man who watlii lieen a safe bet th a t' eventually Call 2-1463. separately if destrelk^ to $8,000. Call 4816 after 6 p. m. your face for? AnyU)lng funny dreau, y-golng Infantryman he'd go to the latter. without honor. some n^w game. morrow, same placel’’ books. Chrlstnaas Club and bank WANTED—CAPABLE woman to How easy It is the night before through a revolving door without book, between Main and Bissell Blanch of ConnecUcut'a Largest FOR RENT—LIGHT housekeep- about me?" was serving a g;ulde up front care for 3 children, 3 echool age. F\imlturs Store ing room for working couple, (Conttnned from Page Oae) Three Governors 'This sudden crack took the wind the other en three Germans to get up early in the morning. doing his share of the pqsl to Adams street Reward. Return Wanted Autm Uve in or out Good pay for ro- A-1^B-E-Rr'i‘-S eouifortably furnished. Day to 616 center strast Tel. 8380. sponslble woman. TeL 2-1354 eve- seals compared with 58 they out of my sails. I looked at him hopped out from '^hind a bush. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES From th t Boss BY EDGAR.MARTIN Mntorrycles 12 48 AUyn S t —Hartford workers preferred. Also good sln- (Conttnned from Phge One) Admit Killing perplexedly. „ Armed with two macl^e-guiia and nings. gle room. CaU 6981. hold tal the present eeeelon. one rifle, Hiey had the drop on funny business LOST—PASS BOOK NO. 84348- SELL TOUR CAR NOW. Cash oh The RepubUoane talUed-up 82, "I wasn’t grinning.' Tm merely ov\ viv 'e .c i'j. Notice la hereby given that Pass WANTED —CLEANING woman HEADQUARTF.R1 FOR all typee Detweiler, Republican, while Mis Lord Moyne glad to •«« you’re all right." Frenchy but instead of\sbootlng __ ^___ V« Bldg. 2-0125. the U. S. and Britain have hqd cratic party clinched a mathematl- I know better than to argue, OUT, THE WHOtE ( HAPTA morolnge or evenings. that the outcome was In doubt. tion. when Boggio gets that way. I sat Uiough thinner and lighter than LOST—BLACK AND WHITE Fox WANTED —MEN FOR POWER long experience and share much * cal majority of the treaty-making, Senator Mon C. Wallgren, Demo- Their names were announced as oHrJier models of the pulsating OTV WlU BE iRKKrT!! , terrier, answers to Rookla Call FOR SALE—GLENWOOD utility confidence In their bilateral solu- appointment - confirming Senate down, fixed p y gaze on a clgaret ATHIRST FO R ^ ' presses: also for winding me long before dawn. crat, was running ahead of Incum- Mosche Cohen ItXak, and Ch. Salx- burn In the carpet, and waited winlMdge ice breaker — requires, i OUR BL S-1496. ASHES AND RUBBISH removed. chines, good pay, atemdy work gas or manufactured gas and oil tion of this problem, the question bent O. O. P. Gov. Arthur B. Lang- mahn. . ' . anionF-qther things: f Tat 3-1688. W Sehulta. range. CaU 3-0796, after 4:30 reaUy bolls down to Anglo-Ameri- 14 Home Seata Won Ue In the early count In Washing- for the storm to blow over. But It One mile of seaming tape; 5,000 , N r NEWSBOY between Tober Bueball. Elm street can vs. Russian interests. "We are lnembers of the Fight- p. m. By 5 a. m., e.w.t., Democrate ton. Another Democratic sen- ers for FfMdom of Israel organiza- didn’t. spools of hbus^old sewing thread; | TUephone Company and Ham< RANGE BURNERS cleaned, in- WANTED—EXPF.RIBa4CED ship Stalin is believed to be looking had won 14 House scats heretofore ator, Samuel D. JaCkMn of Ind- He got off the divan, shoved enough nylonKW 100 pairs of hose, | lock street, flO biU. Reward. Call stalied and serviced. SatlsfacUiA) tion afid what we have done was ping clerk. Tober Basehall, Elm WINDOW SHADES—OWING to to Roosevelt and Chprchill for an- held by Republicans. iana, waa in front of Republican don4 on the Instructions of this or- his feet into a »alr of red leather and enough "etrbt^hable fabric” to 6438 after 0 p. m. guaranteed. Call 3-1809. street our very low overhead, get our swers to these two fundamental A fresh charge of Democratic Ralph F. Gartes in a dose race in slippers and started pwlng up and make 100 girdles, x questions: (1) Will the United ganization,” the prison 3rs were EXPERIENCED RADIO servic- special low prices on high grade power likewise gives the adminis- that state, which has had Demo- quoted. down. window shades and Venetian States take part, this time, in a tration a stepped-up voltage in the cratic governors since 1932. "What the hell do you do with nol? They tell space on ball park fences, don’lHiey?” ing. Prompt and efficient Call world security organization? And Officials said this organisation Four -Mayors Pant foix,MaJor*s 4607 or apply a t 862 Vernon Dog*—Birds—Pet* 41 blinds completely installed. Sam- other cha.nber. , Repflblican governors assured of was the Scent gang,_which , has yourself all day. Ljo ? Why aren't Paata . 's_ (2) Can Britain be depended upon The very first Senate turnover vou Isarnlngr Improvthg yourself. X WANTED—A GOOD home In street, Town. ples furnished. Capitol Window to work with Russia rather than re-election induded RaypaCnd E. been charged with numerous acts X FOR SALE—CROSS BREED pup- Shade Co., 241 North Main atreet. toppled John A. Danaher, Connec- Baldwin, Connecticut; Andrew F. of terrorism in Palestine. Why don’t you go to court and Tacoma, Wash. — (iP) — H, SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRA fbr dog, good arlth chll< ALL KIN^S OP FARM tractor pies, very small. Can be seen at Phone 8819. Open evenings. against her In Eluropc? ticut Republican whom Vice Presi- Schoeppel, Kansas; M: Q. Sharpe, pick up a few ideas Instead of probably Just as well that Ms; work, grading, plowing and cord Zimmerman's Barber Shop, 22 Pom Domestic Problem dent Elect Harry S. Truman had South Dakota, and'Dwight Gris- playing around? D’you think Tm Harry Cain, "Tacoma’s mayor wood sawing dona. Alme Latut- Birch street Thursday and Pri These questions also pose for termed an "isolationist.’' Republi- wold;' Nebraska^ ' Other Republi- keeping you for the fun of It? on leave, is in the Army. Other- The Principal BTMER] HLO08EK day. Tel. 6287. PRE-WAR GAS RANGE, excel- cans gained a seat when lowa'a Meetmg Tonight D’you think Tm paying out good ■•ilECicki.es and his fr iends for Bsls Upa, 786 Vernon atreet Tel. 6077. lent condition. CaU 2-0965. the President one of his greatest cans elected included Mortimer R. lAi;. FOR SALE — GUARANTEED, domestic problems—holding popu- I Republican C^v. Bourke B. Hlck- Procter, Vermont, and Robert D. money eb you can buy yourself ^ # ’‘*11? 6CE. recLSS. 'S ' ' 7 ^ RANGE BURNERS serviced or lar support for the proposed new ! enlooper took out Guy Gillette, Blue, Idkra. Among the Indicated Of Police Board fancy cars and burn up the ------^Qosul ,Comb to wy I UNOeASTAND MOIAM *E8M KIMi U iS VOIID TDDOR, 1668 Olda- InstsUed, we have lots of supplies singing canaries all colors. Call world organization against the at- I Ham Fish Defeated A N U M W e oromis, N AMBMOar - ■ehne aeiaa. 1988 OaaoU sedan, 6467. OIL BURNER and coll for kitchen winners were Republican Gover- town?" ' MV RDOMj 1 0 LIKE* Immsdlste sttentlon. Jonet Hest- range. Call 2-1614 after 0 p. m tacks that are certain to develop. I D- the House, Hamilton Fish, nors Harry F. Kelly of Michigan; Riouxjy, ' TO DISCUSS INPUIBNCe IXEHt VOT8*/ 3867 Dodge aedaa, 1916 Dodge ing Store, 86-38 Osk etreet Call These are’ due to come to an Issue Republican who- long represented TYACHER,/ VOUhCAMMhSN sadsA U tf Ckevrolet petoa, 1936 COOKER .S^’ANIEL puppies, tri Walter S. Goodland, Wisconsin, There Is to be a meeting bf the I gripped the edge of nrv chair, 6384. in Congress over Senate approval' Franklin D. Roosevelt's New York and Edward J. Tbye, Minnesota. n ie injustice of thia sudden on METHODS w a a nssTTiilit aedan. Cole MOtora— colors, parti colorii, reds and REPROCESSED METAL beds In o. treaties committing the United home district but not hla InternsT- Board of Police Commissioners to- you/ j- blacks. Jaca Frost Kennels, 26 twin and full size. (Bed anJ Democratic incumbents return- night In the Town Court room. It sisught was enough to make any- *)■ WANTED—ALL KINDS of elec- States to Join the proposed tionai policies, fell at last after 24 ed for new terms included Gover- one fight back. But when you’ve tric wiring and repairing. Any Gardner street spring), 314.95. Benson's, 713 league and-over legislation govern- years In Congress. will be the first business meeting ML BAUI— 16*:' CHRTSUER Main street nors Sidney P. O ^ m , Arizona; of the new commiiwlon and Chief been around Boggio for some time Blae Job given prompt attention FOR SALE—IRISH SETITER bird ing the- |iBe of American armed Speaker Sam Rayburn df Texas J. Howard McGrath, Rhode Island; vou iHiow when to control your- lb Price 676. Can be sesn at Call 8976 bafore 7 p» m. forces to help prevent aggression. sco<>ted in without opposition, and Gordon has announced that he will <17 SBl'fiiai^ atraat U C Xltnk- dog, 2 1-2 years old, trained to 4 BURNER TABLE TOP Glen- Representative Btemspeck of and Coks R. Stevenson, Texas. attend the meeting to discuss po- self. First he has to say hla piece hunt, $35. Phone 8828. Secretary of State Hull has been Illinois' Republican Gov. Dwight and then he’d calm down. So the isasr or Fhooe 7817. FOR GENERAL BUILDING and wood gas stove, broiler, oven and tne auinor or me worm organiaa- Georgia, the Democrailc whip,, „ Orecn waved a nln and tiiek lice matters. carpentry. Kltvben remodeling 3 utility drawers. Pre-war. Call The Gamcwell police signal tpiTent of words continued and I and cabinet worh Call A. R. 2-1912. , ^ along Main street which was In- kent looking at the floor. Charom 8828. Poultry and Supplies Clare Boothe Luce traded pointed torney rhomaa J. Courtney of stalled in 1922 has been out of After a while Boggio’s voice ELECTRO MASTRO stove, flat is expec- ?d to continue to rely on Chicago, which tightened as down- 5 1-2 MONTH OLD R: I. Red pul him for' this and similar work as glares with Mr. Roosevelt and bob- working order for the last three broke and he sat down. I got up. ferte ■■ ■ FOR SALE BOOKKEEPING, TTPINO done top, 4 burners, oven, broiler am. bed up a winner in the Fourth state votes accumulated. days. walked over to the kitchen and wise, he might be getting hard up lets, $2 each. A. Nelson, 781 Ly' long as Hull is able to remain In Ohio's ''Battle of mayors” was on 'weehly schedule, balance dall street.. Call 8006. utility drawer. Telephone 5538. office. Connecticut'district... brought llsck a *Isa* of water. He for britchea The major, when monthly, reasonable rate. Call for The re-election Of Senator Bob one of the closest governorship gulped it down, then panted, ge^ mayor, wagered a pair of trousers detaUa Phone 8637 between 6-9. : DR sal e:— bl ack kitchen Top Stem on Agenda Wagner (D., N. Y.) made numeri- races In the country. Republican ting back his wind. It looked like with four other neighboring may- Articles for Sale 45 range for coal. Reasonable, Call The top Item on the atenda of a cal Democvqtic Superiority In the Mayor James Garfield Stewart of Public Records an opportune moment for putting ors that his city Would out-collect Unforseen Peril BY FRED HAHMAlf Isurge RANGE BURNERS cleaned, IS.tfO. 2-0807. big-three conference is expected to upcoming Senate a certainty. Be- Cincinnati and Democratic Mayor in my two cents’ worth. theito in a recent peper drive. It RED RYDER Reasonable rates on heaters. Rea- Prieed FOR SALE^-PLAY PEN, hand be settlement of the voting pro- fore that the solid south had re- Frank J. Lausche of Cleveland "Look. Virgil.” I said quietly. didn’t • *UT I iTtuC ft6Av4i?s‘" VRECKOrt IT’G 'TUAt i fOK AtWiB I Ddw* Payment. sonable servicing on all types of orange squeezer. Manchester BLOND OAK kitchen set, maple cedure dispute left over from the turned Senators George of Geor- alternated in the lead In a see-saw Warrantee Deeds "You don’t like the way I'm earn- _____ SWK^oS around thunder' rearing Pom STRlHf 5 THIS IF rr\G O tfV . It. electric motors. Call 3-1862. Garden Apartments, 34-F or dinette set, occasional chairs, pie Dumbarton Oaks world security gia, Overton of Louisiana and Hill contest with less than 1,()00 votes Iris L Aronson to Ralph H. ing my dough. I don’t like It Hitting'the Low Spots South of lAOLtt A GLANCING phone 2-1322. crust coffee tables, davenport planning. ur Alabama, and named Olin D. separating them at times. ^ Warren et al, property on Center- either. D’you think I get any kick the Border i, NECK. ."\OUT" BLOvOf , table, card tables, maple rocker, The fact that Mr. Roosevelt now Johnston of South Carolina, Clyde field street. Hestinff—Plambinff— 3 1-4 by 8 1-4 WATSON camera, la assured four more years In of- out of those 'Iddlng little Jobs Jorvis Realty Co. bedroom suites, high chair, cribs K: Hoey of North Carolina, and J. Leads Diamond Medsl Play William MeSweeney to Alice J. you’ve been ^^Ivlng me? Drawing Bogota, Colombia-T- (4*)— Rail- ^ * Center Street Roofing 17 4.5 lent, coupled range finder, 3 and various odd pieces. Telephone fice is regarded by diplomats, William Fulbright of Arkansas to Jarvte, property os West Onter up contracts that a half-baked way offleiaD realise pleasure trav- neei 4113 ar 1378 double holders, lens shade Alter 5187, Austin C2iambers Ware- rightly or wrongly, as the strong- othe. Democratic seats. Chici^o, Nov. 8—(/P)— Chet strec. law student could’ do arlth one elers out of Bogota’s high, cold cli- njrsi 3-6664or7376 ROQ.P8 OP ALL TYPES replaced and filter adapter. Call 2-0315. house, Manchester Green. Open est possible guarantee to Britain Senate Majority Leader Barkley Bukowskl, 30 year old Detroit war Henry Smith to Unda P. Ha- hand tied behind hla back. Td mate are itaainly Interested in low mm 'pr repaired including elate, com- and Russia that United States pol- of Kentucky zipped in as the plant machinist, fired a sensation- vens, property on Westminster altitudes and high temperatures WANTED—BXECTRIC train sets, daily 1-5. Saturday 8-12. Eve- like to sink my teeth Into some- poeiUoh. ehlngle or tin Also val- nings Monday, Wednesday and icies will move forward generally Democratic current swept up al 1,772 total for eight games to road. thing worthwhile. Tm ambitious eo they make the search easy. leyti flashings, gutters, chimneys engines, cars, tracks, transform unchanged so far as the chief ex- through the border states. Mil- take a conimanding lead last night Bond for Deed In the back of the timetable of er, accessories, any make, condi' Friday, 7:30-9. and Tm -getting stale. All those B; V; Coughlin. 390 Woodland. eci>t've Is concerned. lard Tydlngs of Maryland and El- in the Fourth Annual Bomar Dia- William F. Johnson to Henry J. months yoif were away Irt Cuba the government rallraada is a list Phone 7707 tion. Alio can repair engines and FURNITURE—3 rooms, reason- Baste Prlnelples of Policy mer Thomas of Oklahoma follow- mond Medal individual bowling Gonder, property on Broad street. of all towns within sTSO-niile rad- One’s Misfurtone Is accessories. Reasonable. Phone I was waiting for you.- And you ius, with their altitude, average able price, no dealers. Take a Basic principles of the Presi- ed in shortly thereafter. Sena- classic. Lease got 'jack In the nick of time.. I Another’s Ckind 8464. 63 Fairfield street 9:30 year to pay. Albert's Furniture dent’s foreign pollev which may tors Hayden (D., Ariz.) and Bukowski’s aggregate — made Edward C. Lynch to Silberman temperature and distance from the Moving-^Tmcking— m-3:80 p. m. was flat broke. The morning you capitaL The intending week-ender : «•*« BY MtA ttUVICC. me. T. «. BtC. U. % PAT. Off. Co., 43 Ailyn street. Phone be expected .to continue, into the Thomas (D, Utah), two other ad- up of sevbn over-300 scores—was and Kahn, for one year, 24 acres called me I -was looking at the Fortune- , 20 f .urth term are these: the highest total ever rolled in of land on Lydall, Vernon and has only to look up his favorite Storage FOR SALE!—DOUBLE barrel 12 6-0358. ministration first-stringers, also Help Wanted ads. That wouldn’t line, choose an. altitude or tem- “Bills, bills! Sometimes I wish for the good old days BIANCHESTEB — 4-R«Min Sin- gauge shot gun, $35. Two oil 1. An early Allied victory over won. the tourney and gave him • 124 Horan street at a ytarty rental of have happened If you’d let ^--me Ilf- gle now avalinble tor bnmedlnte AUSTIN A. chambers Com- SPEXffAL SALE OF upholstered Germany, this year If possible; It was Brien McMahon, Nor- pin lead over! Al Posek of Cicero, $800 from January 1, 1945. perature he likes and buy hla when we didn’t have any money and life wasn’t so com- pany. Trailer van setwice. Mov- drume with spout $3. i divan beds, sofa-by-day, aleeps HI. The toiirney concludes this open a law office. And I could atUl ticket — X oeenpnncy doe to ownerTa tmna- Apartment size gas stove, $8. then concentrate knockout forces walk Democrat, who unseated' handle all your work.” plicated!’’ fer. Pun price 68,700. Space ing, packing and storage. Dial two, coil spring construction. against Japan at maximum speed. youilg, erudite John Danaher, Re- week-end with 224 of the 812 en- Tweezers are bandy for pulling BY LESLIE T U R N E t 8187. CaU 8828 or 226 1-2 Woodbridge ' This wasn’t -oy diplomatic day. WASH TUBBS T1iey*r6 Off! available for two rooms np- Celling price $89.50. Sale price 2. Continued big-four collabora- publican wheelhorse. tries to shoot. pin fearers out of a fowl. He crashed his fist down on Nle Btalrs. Blanketed balsam wool atreet $69.50. Delivered. Benson’s, 713 tion after the victorieb to secure rUDNERVIIJ.E FOLKS BY FONTAINE FUX TAKI AMOTHiR NORTH AMERICA Van Unee The Republtcana, meanwhile, table beside him, knocking over HOPE 1 YOtm. US8 TH 6 R W — A NgW BXPLO$IVE 1 \ hmalstloit;.. No. I select red oek Bfaia street. a maximum period of peace. This were making the most of their BBOUdW; 5 8 M e A NT. IT* M C R i F O u la W L tOflk AT TH’ CAPTAIN, Soeriag. ScmI-eIr eoaditloalag Inc. Coast to Coast moving serv- aim Is expressed In the Dumbarton the half empty glass. It began CAN A IT FRiPE, AN'NeiE* w w rr ice. Dial 8187. Fuel and Feed 49-A demonstrated strength la the mid- Bed Socks! dripping on ttie carpet and I pick- " HIGHBROW" HENPER50H . INTO TH IS THAM r t ir AND STICKS W tU 10 SUftmCES' heating aalt Oonatmeted with FOR SALE—FAIRMONT, kitchen plan for a new league and In west and New' Ehigland to insure 2 ^ 8 A*fi Tlf i^U lH A f le g S J WHAT HE HAD TH’ HEART seasoaed Inmber. Spectoos cloa- FOR SAIX—GREEN Aardwood range, black and gray enamel, such economic agreements as the ed It up. . MOMCgy TO ATTEMPT TON16HT— the safe return of Senator Aiken "For ' Cbrlssakea!” he yelled. U SU A LLY W E A R S A TO P H AT, P U LL E P W E LL POWN TO HIS E A R S SUIT y o u eta. An excelleat 1 ^ . Repairing ^ 23 for Snplace, furuace or stove, oil burner, wonderful baker. In- Bretton'Woods monetary treaty. of Vermont, Reed of Kansas and _l IF HE DON’T n>a ootd.x>ra. PhonPhone 8608. quire 56 Ardmore Road. 3. A tough but not necessarily "How many times do I have to fioyvddr SUCCEED! destructive policy In ... between us. Me asidng fpr ^an Center street *' be considered the political necessi- iSenator Gerald Njre (RA N. D.), office and Boggio refusing because FOR SALE—NIC^ pit apples, 80 ties of the moment in the Interest another on Truman’s "isolationist'* he didn't want me to become too cents basket Bring your own of Interna lonal cooperation and list, was trsiUng badly In a three- independent containers. WUmer Keensy, Kee- Marhinerjr and Toola 5J( the lilu. way race led by John Moaea, Dem- “Who put you where you are? ney atreet ocrat Truman had pointed the he continued. “Who gave you your ' WANTED ‘ OONNECnct" has an aUotment GrandScale Parley same finger at Reed of Kansas, first bMakr X did! So get this FOR SALEl—APPLES, Macintosn who went In; Tkft of Ohio, who straight! I’ve got you tied up and OUR BOARDING HOUSE and winter variety Alvau Rus- of new Cletrac tractors and these had a commanding lead early to- you’ll do Al I teU you. I own you. OUT OUR WAY BY Jr R. WILLIAMS’ . REAL ESTATE LISTINGS aell. Mourtaln Road. Gloston- are obtainable by qualifying Regarded Certain farmers. Contact up tor details. London, Nov. 8—<8V—A new day;. Tobey of New Hampsblra see? Lika 1 own these slibpers! ~ bury. Call Manchaater 6889. grand-acale conference of the "Mg also doing well: MIlHkln of Colo- Uke I own Ginger!" i Have tustomers for 6—8 ‘and 10-Roolm Houses. Dublin Tractor Company, WUU- rado, who ran In front; and Alex- • of-focoball IF yOO’RE PARVK- mantle. s three" before Christmas was re- T didn't say anythtog. Maybe 37.000 to 315,000. What have you? List ypur property HooselMld Goods 51 garded in diplomatic quarters to- ^ d e r Wiley of Wisconsin, who he hadn't heard about Abe Lin IMG MERE FOR immediately with this agency for quick results I day aa an almost certain follow- appeared hearing election. Ttlin yet Since It was useless try- WHEATS, MlRTTER. FOR SALK—KELVpiATOR elec- up to President Roosevelt’s re- Republican Senator James J. ing to gyt anywhere with- him PUEA'Se lOENTlFV tric refrigerator. See Mr. Falea, .Musical InatraiiMMits 53 eiecUon. Davis fell somewhat bsblnd Dem- this afternoon,. I waited till he yOOReELF A R e GEORGE L. GRAZIADIO 188' North Elm atrpet It was believed highly probable ocrat Francis J. Myers as ths was sU In again, then 'walked to VOO M A 3 0 R . fOR SALB-^ BEAUTIFUL ma- that the conference would be pre- Pennsylvania vote swelled to mam- the door. , ' _ HOOPLE OR 30ET IlMil Eatato and Insurance boguiy apartment also Grand o 166 HENBT BTKEET TELEPHONE 8378 FOR SALE—OuMBINA'nON oil ceded by a meeting in Parle of Mr. moth slxe. Senator Pat MeCa^ •TU -be seeing you, Virgil,** I Ah^THER. and elSctrlc atove, almoat new. piano. Basgnln for quick aala. Rooaevelt, Prime SOnlster Church- Nevl^’ Democrat counted an said, "when you feel bettor. Good* ouMwy ? Write Box J, Herald. 1060 Main stroiit Hartford. ill and G ^ Charles de Gaulle. apparently safe lead over George by!” / te”- -W. Malone In that thinly populat- I. slammed th< door behind ma. ed s^^c. MICIUSY iriNN Compuj- UAME LBUNAKU qjlagar called me up that eva- ning. Eastern Front ‘Tm speaking frpiB a drugstore. ^ WELL, rr WAS Virgil’s up hut he hasn’t moved OHl QUire A MIGHT Action Looms from the heusi an day. He’s In a WRKC UP. FOk Mf, WASN'T vile temper." INWC16 PMU. - 7. MICHAeL? By Mn. Aaaa “You’re telling me!. He practi- lYS RUHOSY (OontiBssd Grr .oMd thm nllSte. Isn’t^ * '* Bodaoche (Pa$- cally slaughtered me this after- MOON! ♦ itt A pair of soft wool bedaooks tarn No. 8807) tend 18 cent< noon.’’ naissanee *n force was will hup a tot in keeping you Coin, plus 1 cent postar' “You mean you«wtrv over?" In Bast Prussia, and warm and snug oa extra cold Name, Address t nd th "Sure I was. Whert were you?" mans were kUM in East nlgtato. The pals Ulnstratcd are Number to Aiine (M:ot .. "Getting-my hair fixed." and eastern Cieeboslovakla. easily eroclwUd. IVy tham in pole Chester Evening Herald * "to c. "How long can you stay away The Budapest radio said Avenue, New York 19, N. Y, o'WT” were repulsed in an attempted or pink with a white too a..d They are not shaped— The new Fali $nd Winter issue "I can’t 1 want out to buy soma a? landing oh 80-mlls-long Csepel Is- bicarbonate. Ha's walttng for ma.? land In the Danube rlvef, hot ad- no OBBcult heel to croelieL They’re of Tha-Aime Csbot Album contains done oQ la oae piece and 8 t any doosns of sootosogy: set ideas, I was tsmptod to toll hhr to mitted a landtag waa sffeetsd on a ditch him; toon I thought hsttor ft nearby smaller island. Csepel Is- alsa foot. Grand for Xmas prea- gifts, tairlstmea to n warm SjnSirilr, It. land reaches Into Budapest’s pre- ente! s w ^ tm , mlttons, ttselMtaso! ^ it jsj cinct* !Zh o b U la flo e e le to , "OaU ma agato^ too moment
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ba given each quarter and otbar Miss Ann Johnson, of Clintoh m anbon eoDOurrad In this request. Nari Prisoner street, returned home yesterday .3 A pplicants OarAxi atated that ha was Local Youths About Town after-a month's visit with relatives In Los Angeles and Hollywood, willing to present the type of rer DR. P. M. KAYE cS Cal. On the homeward trip she As Policemen port asked and such a report will Are Wounded C«M Martin J. Hanaen. Army stopped off at Kansas City with be given at . the next meeting of ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OPJIIS^OFFICB Air Fereaa, of 46 Strong street, Mr. and Mrs, John Wright former- the board on Jan. 3. Bills totaling haa been given a medical dlacftarge $898.06 were approved by the AT 889 MAIN STREET ly of this town, and met a number Sgt. Stanley Majewski, from the aervice at the Army Air of other Manchester people now If They Pass Physical board Mat night and ordered paid. FOR THE PRACTICE OF DENTISTRY Baae, Maxwell Flel^ Alabama. living there. At PitUburgh. Pa., There la $51,274.42 remaining In Jr., and Pfc. Charles E. Cadet Hanaen has beeti !n training Mlsa Johnson also visited friends. Exaniinaliofi They Will the current appropriation. Hours: Daily 10 A. M. to 6 P. M. since Aug. 1 , 1943. It was pointed out that local Hunt Are Injured. Be Supernumeraries. concerns atll! send bills for the Po- Mondays and Thur^ays, 10 A. M. to 8 P. M. Center church married couples' ------t Helen Havidaon Lodge, No. 98, lice department to the Municipal Parents of Sergeant Stanley Daughters dt Ifcotla, will meet to* club, the Co- Weds, will have their Art-bur E. McCann, of 160 Ben- building Instead of the Chief of TELEPHONE — — — 2-0291 Chriatmas dinner and social at the Majewski, Jr., of 37 Kerry street, morr{»w evening at 8 o’clock in the church tomorrow evening at 7 ton street, wks elected temporary Police office, as ordered by the Masonic Temple. The children’s o’clock. chairman of the Police Commis- Commission at a recent meeting. were notified last night that their annual Chriatmas party will fol- Receipt of bills originating In the son was wounded it) Germany on low. sion last night succeeding Chair- police department sent to the Chief Clan McLean, No. 2.62. Order of man Clarence I.upicn, whoso res- simplifies the handling of accounts. Nov. 19. Sergeant Majewski was Scottish Clans, will hold Its regu- ignation from the Police Board All local concerns doing business one of the first boys from Man- The Hartford District County lar meeting tomorrow evening at •w.os given the Selectmen last Mon- with the police department'will be Council of the Veterans of Foreign 8 o'clock hi the Masonic Temple. chester to enter the aervice after Wars will be held Sunday, Dec. 10 d.iy jiight. Mr. McCann accepted again advised to direct ^all bills the National Selective Service the appointment and presided at originating In the police depart- In Unionvllle. 'The meeting U registration. WHERE TO GO TONIGHT? . scheduled to start at 3 o'clock. Mary Bushnell Cheney Auxili- Inst night's regular meeting of the ment. directly to the Chief's ofllice ary will have a Christmas party board. for recording. ' It was also reported that Pfc. Monday evening, Dec;. 11, a t 7:30, Chief Gordon received a letter Charles E. Hunt, of Manchester, Three applicants for supernum- In the State Armory. Each mem- erary policemen were interviewed from the State Highway Depart- was wounded in Germany on Nov. ber is asked U. bring a gift, not to iind approved by the Commission ment, notifying the police commis- 18. His aunt, Mrs. Ethel Laroche, ODD FELLOWS BINGO exceed 25 cents In value for the and Chief of Police Samuel G. Gor- sion that it will be impos.sible for who received the war department Harvest Supper grab-bag. Members of Ward Che- don. They Were Stanley Sasiela of a hifthway marking machine to notice, lives at 57 Wadsworth OF COURSE .. . WHERE ALL Auspices of____ ney Camp. No. 13, U. S. W. V.. 178 Birch .street, Edwaro Kovis of painta center line on Main street staff Sergeant ‘ J'ohn "fcervlnl, street. will be guests. Refreshments will 31 Florence street, and Vincent J. due to the current situation. It is AAF (above) recently reported a LADIES’ AID SOCIETV be served by Mrs. Sophie Grabow- BINGO PLAYERS GO! At McCloud of 34 Hyde atreet. Saaiela expected that a center white line prisoner of war after 1 1 months ski and her committee and Mrs. and Kovla are employed ns Pratt & will be painted on Main street next mis.slng in action after an aerial Emanuel Mildred Tedford heads the enter- Whitney plant guai^a and Mc- spring using locsl help aqd ma- combat mission over Italy. Ser- TALL CED.ARB tainment committee. All members Cloud la empldyed by a local con- terials. geant Cervinl is the son of Tonight and Every Thurs. Night! Lutheran Church of both groups are urged to reserve cern. McCloud and Kovla arc for- Charles Cervinl of 10 Cottage the dstej. mer service men. street, but has resided since a SATURDAY, DEC. 9 The applicants will be notified « P. M. At St. Jol^n's church on Golway Beth Sholoni Notes child with his aunt. Mrs. Frank B i n go For Church Members Only! by Chic' Gordon when to appear Berthold Woythaler, Babbl Clancy, 38 Benton street. Rela- street, a first anniversary mass before Dr. D. C. Y. Moore, the po- tives were overjoyed upon hearing Free Will Offering. will be said for Pfc. EMward Jag- lice examining officer, for a com- Beoervatlons Must Be 61ade lenskl, a member of the church Friday, December 8: Evening from the missing aerial-gunner- O ra nge H all Tonight. plete physical examination, and if .service at 8 p. m. The Rabbi will radioman after nearly a year's TRY A DELICIOUS HOT MEAL who was killed in action at Anzio acceptable, will be assigned to silent. Beachhead, December 9, 1943. The duty ns sup.’rnumerary policemen. apeak on the subject; "Chaylm memorial will be at the 8:30 mass. The board approved the hiring of Wcizi.iaTi hi.a Life and Work. Tomorrow Night Francla E. Barlow, radio tcchni- Saturda.'', December 9; Chil- 28 REGULAR GAMES 25c. At the Mlsa Eleanor Brownell, Mias cit.n, as custodian and stiper\’iaor dren’s service at 10 a. m. Reader, FURNACE REPAIRINO Efram Jaffe and Beverly Bursack. 7 SPECIAL GAMES Gertrude Berggren, Silvio Ricci, of the police radio ayslem. He will OIL BURNER SERIICE Miss Betty Schuleen and Miss make the necessary repairs to the Tuesday, December 12: Sister- For Fall Information CaU SWEEPSTAKES Ruth Rothelm, the group of New police warning system. hood meeting at 8 p. m. A special WEEKLY PRIZE Hartford Rood Tavern York artists Who presented the Chief Gordon presented his re- Hannkah program will be pre- VAN CAMP BROS. MONTHLY PRIZE 378 Hartford Road Telephone 3818 program at High achool hall last sented. Refreshments. IS Years’ Experience! port of expenditures of the depart- TELEPHONE 5244 WAR BOND night for the benefit of the Me- ment for the first quarter of the Lecture Postponed TO BE DBAWN DEC. 9S FULL COURSE MEALS STAFFS morial Organ Fund of Emanuel fiscal year, beginning Aug. 15, Due to unavoidable circum- Free Inspections! Lutheran church, were entertain- 1944, ending Nov. 15. The report stances Df. Max Arzl’s lecture We Also Cater To Banquets and Patties. EOF U P e II ed at the Berggre.i home on Walk- showed an expenditure of 313,- scheduled for Sunday. Dec. 10. will er atreet following the concert. 725.58 of the 1944-45 budget of be postponed until a later date.
$65,000, showing a quarterly sav- vf ¥arhty is tha $pkaf ing for this quarter of $2.5(H). WILL BUY ANY
Santa mvAns oitca in a Jay E. Rand, board member aug- geated that a quarterly breakdown FOR EXPERT wMla far a change. XMAS UGHTS GOOD of expenditures o r the department REPAIRED on the basis of the appropriation • WELDING HARfFORDArcideal aBd ladcaiBily Ceapaay PUBLIC SETBACK PARTY Say Bnin Muffins REAL ESTATE • WIRING 8:00 P. M. UkotpaWM Vacuums, Toasters, INSURANCE Ilk Mg* irilk Lamps^ Etc. ALICE OOFRAN • RANGE BURNER Fair Prices (Known Aa t)aeai Alive) SERVICE Monday Evening, Dec. 11, 1944 * CALL MORNINGS 8PIB1TC AL MEDIUM
TEL. 2-0840 Seventh Dngghter of • Seventb Son Arthur A. Knofla Bora With m Voll. CALL Wm. F. Johnson ARMY AND NAVY CLUB Rendinga Dolly, Including Sunday, 875 Main St. ' teL 5440 it Builder — Real Estate PRIZES: MONEY I tkaep Smt Manchester 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Or By Appoint- Rudy" Johnson “Ask Your Neighbor” Ikacpwyllwr ment. In the Servloe of the Peo- TeiephoBS 7426 or 4614 ple tor SO Veara. SSc Admission! Refreshments! Door Prize! fiksaoweM baking gaie*s Radio Service 7S BIRCH STREET 109 Church Street, Hartford, Oooa. Phone 8028 Bleesgaan tab Phone 0-S096 Before 8 A. 51. or After S P. M. Sponsored By the Army Navy Auxiliary.
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nnlag ar salad ad and Mgar. Sift G. E. WILLIS & SON, INC. •agndMr fiear. tay iaar, baking • VWVlg mJA --- FTIiSUI Buck's Corner
gtsind nwflkt gann 9/8 laH. takn k u / l t j / a/ g Lumber of AH Kindff Restaurant iht bat avna, 409*9., 9S nMcCALL’S M E A L P U N i i l R Try Our Italian Food for 'A 4«tCAU'8 MAOAZINi mrrim Specialties In Our New COAL COKE OIL Attention CEDAR ROOM We have the Soy Flour inneJiafe 1 the flooded Roer. 2 Main St.' TeL 5125 and the bran you need for ORCHESTRA thesh. muffins. Home Owners Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. • Sun. dtliverii Our expert carpenters Each Week. Pinehurst opena on Fri- day and Saturday at 9 A. are now available for any LEGAL BEVERAGES I Id. Please telephone the and all types of home re- pairs snd alterations. day previoi|s for Friday and Saturday call arders. Estimates cheerfully WAYNE W. PHILLIPS given. f you do this they wW be
ready when you come to { FUEL Commercial Refrigeration In the aiore. aEM rallla.______Last year’s Period 4 Wm. F. • Engineering and Service Here are a few items j IWto-lo^“Pras-to-logs”— convaniant. alow-burning -logaT’^ff highly aaoa-
and 5 Coupons Good jraaaad, bona dry aawduat — aupply an inttnaa, ataady bM t well worth apecial mention Johnson Service and Equipment for Markets, Grills, Hospitals, their “Praa-to-logi*' ara abtotuttlr dean. No lUrt, duat, pit^ , eHvwa . . In Pinehurst Meat Until Aug. 31, 1945. Broad Street Dairies, Restaurants, Milk Coolers, Deep Freeze.Cabt> dinkarsor aahea to annoy you. W ill not aoU your handa. Department we will place TEI.EPHONE 7126 nets. Etc. “Praa-to-loga’* ara moat aconomica/. Ona-third of a “log” la auf- on sale Crosse & Blatfk- Or CaU Artliat Ayers L. T. W OOD CO. Coventry - Tel «S6S-W4 TELEPHONE .3622 MANCHESTER ficiant to eook tha avaraga maal. Ona full-aiac “log" complatao tha well’s MINCE MEAT ini PhoM 44M avarage baking. • Ordar totna today!
bulk . . . a liberal supply of SWIFTS BROOK-
FIELD SAUSAGE in 1 lb. | bags (no points). This is Have It the same sausage Swift EAT THE BEST AT REYMANDER’S usually puts in the small j The W. G. Glenney Co. ^ CORNED BEEF lAK GRILL- links. Owing to help shwt- Cool, Umibm, Maaooa* SoppllfW, P a in t___ AND CABBAGE Delivered ^WHERE GOOD FELLOWS GET TOGETHER” . e they are • featuring It SSe NO. MAIN ST. TEI* 4148 M ANCHESTEn NATIVE BROILERS this weelj^^ 1 lb. bags . NOW! just sli«r^nd fry. D I N E A N D D A N C E CLAMS AND OYSTERS ON THE HALF SHELL To the LUtint Tanco 'of DINE AND DANCE TONIGHT! THE OAK GRILL 8W1NGSTERS Point Free Meat Items • B A N T L Y DELICIOUS VOOD r> MODEST PRICES! Resm ia n der's R esta u ra n t Freshly chopped Pine- OIL COMPANY might hurst HAMBURG, lb. 29c. | Fine Wines, Liquors and Beer BAKED HAM ROAST TURKEY 155 O nter Street Lamb Patties, lb. S.'ye. S5-.37 OAK STREET TELEPHONE 3922 FILLET MIGNON VEAL CUTLETS eommlt-
Grotte's Frankfurts PHONE 5298 ROAST PORK CHOW MEIN Grotte's I.,iverwur8t Our Kitchen Closea At H P. M. Polish Rings Kraut.
In the grocery depart- 80 OAR STREET TBL. S8M ment we-will offer Pine Wines — Liquprs and Be4r 2 lb. jars of sweet type
Cairns ORANGE MAR- MALADE
$1.02. C H RISTM AS
2 lb. jars Grapefruit Marmalade 35c, 3 for $1.00 of
the Plenty of. Red Currant, T R EES
Crab Apple, (irape and
Blackberry Jelly. Extra Select Yours
large jars of Plum jam are Now* From Our a popular seller and we
have a good supply at this Stock of Well- through
writing. Shaped Trees
In All Sizes. Remember Pinehurst selh . strictly fresh egg«
and Pepperidge Farm Bread. Abom, Hills and Prince Coffee.
For Christmas gift box- ^ M buy Dates. Table Rais- f ins, Chocolate bars n ow ... LITHUANIAN CORP. If
HALL
Golwoy Street
^^ BUYTHAT EXTRA $100 BONDT
