•r ■ n r ^est Shqwh hy Support o f the War Fund The Mary Cheney Library will The Mothers Circle 6f St. Anne be closed all day tomorrow, Armis­ will- meet thia evening at 8 o’clock niki at the home of Mrs. Richard N. A bout Town tice Day. ^ McCarthy, 87 School street. Average Circulation The Weather H For the Meoth «tt Oetober, 1S48 ForecMt of ij. S. Weotber Bweoo A Bp^clrt Tn4€llBC of the Board ■'The Jolly So and Sew Club met last night at the home of Mrs. Al­ The Whlton Memorial Library of Stratejo*. created In the intereat will be closed all day tomorrow. Light mow or roln ttain efter- of the Advance oampalgn, will be ton Holt, 114 Campflcid Road. Mrs. We" Say — 8,4.56 nooa, clearlMg early tonight; cold* Stanley Napier of the same street, or w4th froecing tempemturco to­ a friend of the hostess, was a guest Ward Chenev Camp, U. 8. A. W. Member of the Audit Veterans, will meet tomorrow night : Friday fair, eonttaaei eoM. jHHribm'ara laaed to be present at the meeting. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11,1943 PRICE THREE CENTS haa been stationed since her gindu- Both the School Street and West follow the usual 7:30 o’clock aUoa from the Army A ^ ln lstraj prayer meeting tonight. - \ ' ^ School for WACs at Rushville Side Recreation buildings will be closed tomorrow for the holiday. Arkansas. In August. She repom The Ladles’ Aid Society of , Jap Ships Blasted at Rabaul nlenty of snow in that region. U Emanuel Lutheran church will feeling fine and enjoys her work. Teachers of the Second Congre­ Year!! gational church school will meet meet ’tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 iNazis Again Admit at the church. * YanksK Drive Ene The following new members tonight at 7 were Inducted Into Rotary last fright: Alexander Warner. S. Ray­ mond Smith. Walter Leclerc. Herb­ rW s Push Ahead; ert W;. Swanson and Airreu r ' r Schlebel. ' ' From 2\Mountains; Just Received! JUST 12 Whftle Line Ahlaze ■r \ ' Another Shi|>iiieiil of Seconds of Russians Attack in At­ Reds^ Skill Eighth Ajt^y Gains U. S. Navy Officers tempt to Break Nar­ ‘t - f row Sector ■ Along Is Praised Army Troops t "Army Power ricaiis Smash Sozh River; Soviets By Nelson wanKio Peak Believed Qoser to Im -1* Fight Beside Of Germany Mount Rqtoiulo; Blankets portant Rail Center. | 4 - BlasUSlfips Even Outdoes Mechani- London, Nov. 11.—(A*)— : ,, ■#. i • a Marine Units A bove 1939 Port Facilities Russian forces slogging’ colly ■ Minded America ------horn and Pesci through the wet snows of thej In Some Respects; Will British Forces At western Ukraine toward Po­ Tide of Jungle Battle Japan Still Has Mighty land and Rumania were Be Greater in Future. Swings Definitely To­ Wallop Poised Over vaiice Five Miles* ; S i ' P “pushing forward with far W’ashington, Nov. 11— —Rus­ ward Invaders in Asia. Solon Quotes Allied Headquarters, Al­ superior forces,” the German ’.’A*' .MU communique said today. Ber­ sia, in one generation tom by Bougainville Action. High-Ranking Officer. giers, Nov. ll.-H/P)—Skilled • 'V'* ^ V M lin broadcasts pictured the revolution and Invaalon, has shift* ’The photo above, taken from one of the U. S. Fifth Air Force planea which bombed Japan’s big American mountain tighters, whole Russian front from the In­ ed completely from peasant farm­ base on Rabaul island shows at least four enemy ve.ssols sinking or burning, against a background Southwest Pacific Allied Head­ Washington, Nov. Ger­ of the P'iftli Army stormed of smoke rising from blasted shore installations. The .-hip in the foreground, a Nachi class, 10,000- vested Crimea to the frozen fields ing to an economy of industrial quarters, Nov. 11—(^ —Powerful many's war strength is greater to­ up the heights and drove the around Nevel abiazc with heavy ton cruiser carrying ten 8-inch guns, was damaged in a subsequent bombing. (U. S. Signal Corps ra­ V ^ skill that in aor e respecta outdoes reinforcements of regular U. S. day than in 1939 and Japan still enemy fi-om twb mountains^ 5" ^ >^ 3 Soviet offensives even mechanically-minded Amer­ diotelephoto from NEA.) Army troops, landed without loss 100% Fine Wool— Grey Only ica. has' a mighty wallop poised over including Mount Rotondo Violent T«nk Battle from warship-guarded transports, 3 . i 'A A vlolept tank battle was re­ , Donald M. Nelson, the U. 8. Asia, a high-ranking U. S. Army northvCest of Mignano where ported near the Whits' Russian Number One war production man, fought today alongside the spear­ chieftain was quoted as saying to­ the main inland road to Rome t brought this impression back with Bricker Entry head of Marines on Bougainville }lAYl%)l’t’£K k rail center of Ctomel where Berlin day. passes through the heavily forti­ 3 said the Russian- attacked “with him from an extended tour of the British Empires Aid against badly decimated Japanese. fied line that Nazi soldiers havu numerous rifle divisions, masses European and African war fronts. The tide of jungle battle — a The statement was made by. been ordered to hold until New of tanks and planes’’ In an at­ The chief of the War Production For Race Mav welter of tanks, mortars and cam­ Representative Outland (D-Calif.) Year’s, Allied headquarters an­ $9.95 tempt to break a narrow sector Board declared that th- Russians ^ - ouflaged men contending In the who said he was quoting Maj. Gen. nounced today. i ■. of the front along th e Sozh river, have built a “great industrial na­ Stressed in Report roughest type of terrain—swung George V. Stfong, chief of the The Americans smashed for­ * If Mrst Quality—$14.98 Tax included ‘ tributary of the Dnieper. The Ger­ tion” which will be even greater Draw Others definitely, toward the Invaders of Army's Military Intelligence divi­ ward against German counter­ mans said they destroyed 217 in peacetime. the last big Solomons island pro­ sion, with the general’s permission. thrusts to the peak of Mount Ro­ One of the SeasonV tanks. Cites Materiel Flow Separate Reports Point tecting the Nipponese fortress of Outland, avowedly anxious to tondo overlooking the broad val­ • Slight misweave.a or holes which have been skillfully The fresh Russian gains, pre­ The Soviet factories perform Justice Sure Rabaul. prick any bubbles of U. S. optim­ ley leading to Cassino, eight mitaa Smartest Designs in mended. Blankets that will give years of wni-mth .nnd sumably carried the Ukrainian their munitions - tasks ip some Dozen Possible Cancli- To Goods Received in "Our Bougainville operations ism over the war task ahead, de­ north of Mignano. ways better than Americans, said were successful beyond our fond­ clared that Strong told a secret real service. Note the fine soft wool. Made for the offi­ Armies closer than 40 miles from dates in Both Par­ Wrecking Port Facilities New Hats the rail center of Zhitomir, as re­ Nelson. He cited as notable the ‘Reverse Lend-l-ease’ est expectations," said Rear Ad­ congressional session several weeks cers of the Navy. way they keep materiel flowing Evidence Not miral Robert B. Carney after Meanwhile, an Air Force state­ We have marked these far below our ceiling price— ^to give ported at midnight by Moscow. lies; Willke’s Sup­ Through Last June. ago that; ment disclosed that the Germans' At that time, the Russians were into and out of plants—"much bet­ watching the soldiers awarm Germany: ter than we have.” ashore and after'seeing an enemy already were blasting and wreck­ twelve lucky women wearing sizes 14 to 40 42 miles directly west of Kiev and porters Not Worried. — T* 1—The German Army has ap­ ing ships and port TaciUtlea at lunging swiftly forward on a 70- He envisaged a vast two-way Washington, Nov. 11.—Ohio fqr heavy stress upon the mate-' Give de Marigny Bene­ forces. n i J W I U M c o i po-t of Kerch arid told of attacks bu. Admiral Carney emphasized MUMUlUim the Republican nomination — and rial aid which this country i fit of Any Reasonable that "no boat was laid up and all Simultaneously, the Eighth around Perekop on the narrow Army of Gen. Sir Bernard L. land bridge tying the Crimea to Labor Board political obsen’ers looked for the has received from the Brit­ the ships got back to base. ” Eden Hopeful And A Real Saving recent elections to encourage other# ish empire under “reverse Doubt They Feel. (This Naval operation, in wa­ Montgomery, fighting through the mainland. snowstorms In the Apennines, ad­ Violent Ruaaian attacks in force so to declare themselves. ters only 260 miles southeast of lend-lease,” stated by the Jap warships at Rabaul, afforded vanced five miles and captured When you see these Silky Persians you will realize some* also were reported by Berlin north Bilcker’s announcement In Chi­ prealdent to have totaled |1,174,- Nassau, Bahamas. No. 11.— After Amity of the Dnieper bend iron center of Still Stands cago-yesterday that he would en­ —Chief Justice Sir Oscar Bedford a striking contrast to Tokyo Rionero, 10 tfilles northeast of thing extra in styling and something extra in value and qual* ter Ohio’s presidential primai-y 900,()b0 through last June. ’The broadcasts that 96 Allied vessel.# Isernia and five milea south of Krivoi Rog, northwest of Cherni­ reports followed, but mads no spe­ Daly toid a Bahamas Supreme gov above Kiev, and northwest of May 9 was the first such declara­ have been sunk recently, that it Castel Di Sangro on an import­ ity— there are lovely styles for the Misses’ figure of 14 to 2 0 cific reference to. charges in court jury trying Alfred de was Nippon’s biggest triumph At Moscow Smolensk. By German account, By Formula tion to come from a dozen possible Congress that U. S. lend-leaae ant trans-peninsular highway. candidates mentioned In both par. Maricny for the murder of Sir "since Pearl Harbor” and that Ad^ The Germans had burned and and women who wear 38 and 40. the Russians firmly held the Initi­ constituted ’’the moat colossal miral Mincichi Koga had been ative in all these engagements but ties and the tirst from among the dole of all time,” an I Implications Harry Oakes today that he is con­ de.stroycd Rionero. , three most prominently discussed congratulated for his "overwhelm­ Gives Coiiiinoiis Opti­ the Nazi# Insisted they had re­ Would Not Discard Lit­ on Capitol Hill that this govern­ vinced there haa been no faking of ing sea and air victories.” Meeting only light resistance, pelled all the thruata. TThe Ger­ Republican possibilities. The other ment was bearing a dispropor­ mistic Outlook for Full the Eighth Army also swept up tle Steel Yardstick on two Republicans are Wendell L. evidence, in the sensational case. (In New York last night. Navy mans said they were counter-at­ tionate share of war costs, in Secretary Frank Knox said "Our to the south bank of the Sangro tacking auccessfully southwest of V.'iilkle and Gov. Thomas E. Dewey money and supplies. ' Ehchorting jurors to give the ac­ Post - War Coopera­ river which empties into the Adri­ Pay Rates Even If It of New Tfork. fleet in the Pacific is so powerful Kiev. Inquiring Into Operations cused son-ln-laW the benefit of any that the Jap hasn’t got the cour­ tion of Big Powers. atic and captured most of the ter­ Abandoning Huge Stores Bricker’s friends here declared ritory on the south side of that Could, Davis Says. he was "really out" for the preii- The Senate Appropriations reasonable doubt, he asserted In age to come out in the open.” » Plagued by rain, anow and fog The Army reinforcements land­ stream along which the Germans dential banner and not merely the committee and the Truman War ringing tones: Londr>n, Nov. 11.—i/Pi—In his of of the approaching Ruaaian win­ Washington, Nov. 11—id>)—All first "favorite son" in a atop-Will- Investigating committee are now ed Monday at Empress Augusta Hollander Blend ter, and reeling under the bimva of ’’I say as presiding Judge that first public report on the Moscow (Continued an t mrc W ta) labor was warned today that the kie movement. But supporters of Jointly inquiring into iend-lease bay. At that time, Japanese troops the Russian force#, the Nazis were to my mind there is no evidence which went ashore the day before Conference, foreign Secretary An­ War Labor Board still stands by oilier candidates said his state­ operations. abandoning huge store# of food ment could he construed as being whatsoever to Justify allegations from 21 barges north of that thony Eden gave Commons today and war material in their flight, the Little Steel formula, believes ApparenUy in recognition of made during tht trial or to justify only of the “favorite son” variety these discussions in Washington, beachhead to join with forces on the most optimistic official out­ a Soviet communique declared. that it can not discard it. and unless and until Bricker decided any charge of fabricating or falsi­ the south in a pincers operation, Notions, School Supplies Choice Northern Back The bulletin said the Ruaaiana, Sir John Anderson, Britain’s fying evidence." look ever presented Britain for had begun to infiltrate American wouldn’t discard it if it- Could. to enter other state primaries or Flashes! fanning out on a 70-mlle arc from chancellor of the exchequer, gave Defense Counsel Godfrey Higgs full and frank post-war icoopera- to forego seeking a fourth term as the House of Commons a white lines. Kiev, had over-run more than 60 This notice came from William suggested tn his final argument Help Marine* C'ounter-.Vttack tion among Great Britain, the (Late BuUellns ol the UP) Wire) towns—two of them district cen­ tt. Davis, chairman of the WLB, governor. paper on the subject of the re­ No Comment From Wlllkle yesterday that the fingerprint on The Army units helped the Ma­ United States and Russia. ters — and captured Komarovka, and apparently it was intended to verse lend-leaae (which the Brit­ which the prosecution bases its clear up the board’s position in Wlllkle, who has been pictured ish call mutual aid), stating that rines counter-attack Monday. Two Indicating that the results at Investigating Bo.v’s Death 40 milea northeast of Zhitomir and case against de Marigny was not hundred and fifty Japs were esti­ Moscow had exceedeu even his and Household Articles 48 miles southeast of Korosten, view of the recent wage hike al­ as confident of winning another the lend-lease system "has ceased Greenwich, Nov. II.—nttnnM< on Page Two) not In ita radically n'evc consulta­ Examiner -lohn Clarke is making (Continued on Page Four) June 30 mutual aid to the United The defense haa implied that tive machinery, bul in “the basis who want to abolish the so-called States from the United Kingdom an investigation to determine If, as formula which in the interest of Barker and Capt. E. W. Melctjen of goodwill and confidence" which ap|>earances indicate, the young­ (not Including Canada. Australia. of the Miami police arranged to it established gmong the three anti-inflation permits wage in­ New Zealand, South Africa and ster’s death came after he had been creases only up to 15 per cent of get the print from some object German Rail powers for dealing with future given a dose of "bug |>oison” In the London Relief Strike Hits India) amounted to $871,000,000, problems. late 1941 levels. and a British Information Service touched by de Marigny during the belief that the preparation was The .JW .IU U COM Bound to Apply Policy bulletin added the estimate that investigation. While not pretending that cough mcillclnc. Earlier in the MahcmmtbI Comm* Stand Rapped "So far as I am concerned," said Two Papers such aid, in cash, now- amounted The bedscreen stood in the bed­ Routes Hit agreement had been reached on day, the boy’s Illness was diagnosed Davis, in a press conference state­ to "well over a billion dollara.’’ room where Sir Harry was bludg­ all the problems discussed, the as gripiK*, Dr. Clarke >>ald, and ment. “I have not begun to surren­ Emphasizing ^he unmeasurable eoned and burned to death during foreign secretary said reasonable after the child’s mother had shown der and do not intend to surrender Lewiston Daily Sun and aspects of Britifln’# war contribu- the early morning hours last July British Attack Modane hope could be held "far even the a twit tic- of coUgli medicine to the Accused of Bfocking any part of the wage stabinzatlon 8. , • attending physician, the latter «^oa aiVaiQ to Feed Journal ' Compositors (Continued op Page Four) May Have Made Mistake As Flying Fortresses (Continued on Page Four) gaxe |*erml>*slon for using the med­ Shipment (Continued on Pago Two) "Ckiptain Barker may have icine In treating the case. The pa­ Starving in Europe. Refuse to Work. made a mistake,” said the red- Batter at Bolzano. tient was seized, with convulsions Treasury Italance ‘ robed, whlte-wlgged justice, "but and died after an initial dose. that .Is far different from fabrica­ London, Nov. llVf/t*) —Powerful Washington. Nov. 11.—(/t)—A Bulletin! Arrest Chiefs Three .Missing In Blast Tuxedo and Other Accepted Styles Armistice Day Lewiston, Me., Nov. 11.— Washington, Nov. 11—(iP)— The tion as the defense chargeo.” Allied Air Forces in' Britain and relief official acoaned “a few men the Mediterranean theater struck Cleveland, Nov. 1 l.—• (Coattaiwd OB Page Two) Evening Journal instead of tunnel from France. Stale and French' reports indieated firemen were ,nl- ^ war. ' The R.A.F.’a heavy formations of _ , „ ,,, most helpless in battling llames at The Famous The statement was made by Dr. Abandoned for Grim­ the customary three. Much of The JoumaTs content# were four-engined raiders la-st night • n e a e lie s O r a v e I I i r il . Ithe Idant hreause the h’aze was of Noon, Howard E. Kershner who directed a "chemieal nature.” The firm pro- mer Tasks of Warfare. Aq be printed from engravings struck a concentrated blow at Nationally Advertised relief for the American Society of (Tssps oils and lubricants. Friends in Europe in 193IM2. of typewritten aheets ol world Physician Prescribes Long Modane. France. St the northern London, Nov. 11.—iiPj Cairn and local new# In the absence end of the ML Cenis Alpine tunnel, dispatches said ' today that the He told a Senate Foreign Rela­ By The Associated Press one of the world’s longest. Good Will Help Develop OH Sources tions subcommittee' if the “demo­ Formal celebrationa of Arml> of the uBual typeaetters* out- president and premire of Lebanon cratic people of Europe perish and weather favored the operation. had been arrested by the French Chicago, Nov. II—iflb—Secru­ sties day ^ r e abandoned for PJI»* ____ Rest Period for Congress American Flying Fortresses from tary Ickcs told oil men today that Armistice Day For The BLACK and the Germans alone have the grimmer tasks at home and National Committee of Liberation, health to reconstruct Europe aft­ Lewiston, Me., Nov. i l — (d^ Gen. Dwight D. Elsenhower’s Com­ as the crisis between the Arab the' government. In order to assure abroad today aa the anniversary mand rained explosives yesterday the I'nited States of adequate oil er the war,''the British govern­ of the end of the world war was ’The Lewiston Dally Sun appeared Washington, Nov. 11.—(d*)—Dr.dfor them to go to the Senate or state and the French over the re­ ment will bear the responaibili' today with about one-fourth of Its on the freight yards, locomotive public's status T/fached a crave' supplies in the event if another, dimmed by the urgent need of get­ George W. Calver prescribed today Houie to participate in debate!" sheds and numerous other Instal­ * 1 war. Is ready to help develop for- ty.” > ting 6n with the job of .winning contents printed from engravings Overwork iz' not all that con­ turn. lations at Bolzano in tfie Alps on ,, ' 1. I ! eien oil sources, in an addreaa to BROWN BEAUTY Opposed Feeding Starv’lng a far greater struggle. of tyrewritten sheets because of a a long period of rest and relaxa­ tributes to the decline in congres- The dispute apparently reached , ,he Balance Of The Day compositors' atrike which the man­ the route through Brenner pass. tion for' what he callqfl an "over­ a climax .several days ago when Speaking in behalf of the Na­ For American fighting men It alonal health, aaio the "Doc," a All British Planes Return Safely .\meriean Petroleum Institutt. tional Committee on Food for the wea a day of steady slugging at agement aaid would affect ita af­ worked, nervous and underpaid” Navy.captain assigned to his pres, the Lebanese Chamber of Depu­ 1 ternoon paper, The Evening Jour­ All.the R.A.F.’S planes returned Ickes declared that (he solution A Small Democn«iea, the witness the enemy. For Americana at ent post. ’There’s worry. ties announced tha’t it intended to of the transportation problem and nal. Congress. safely from Modane at the end of ' • ■ • ^ r g e d there were several In- home It was, by government re- "The average cong;ressman wor­ the seven and a half mile long adopt several constitutional the stepped-up production of svin- itancea In which the Britlab gov­ Some editorial workers doubled If he had hi# way. the capitol changes. The French committee physician said, he’d order a recess ries more than anybody yoii ever tunnel. This was the second at­ tlon gasoline were highlighta ,of 1 ’ ■ ernment oppoMd feeding starving (Coatiaaed oa Faga Two) as typesetter last night to get the saw away from the hill. at Algiers, immediately informed 10% Down 10-page Sun—12 pages had been until the first'of Ue year, to "let tack In eight weeks on Modane by the oil Industr.v’s role In the war children when the plan Involved ‘T t’s not only his congressiona'i the chamber that the French effort during the past year. planned before the atrike started, members go home for a needed re­ Britain-based air. forces. - • • • 90 movement of food through the dutiaa. but hia personal finances It also wAs the second recent at committee must be consulted first The W. G. Glenney Co. stockade. at the opening ef the night sh ifty spite. that worries him. A $10,000 salary The Cairo dispatches said that Jap Invaalon Nearly Halted to preas on time. ’’ "Most people don’t realize it but tack on Bolzano. 10 Months to Pay Balance He testifled he bought 350. tona looks good until after he has paid lyith daylight today large forces Lebanese President Shoukri El Chungking, Nov. 1 l——Sup­ of powdered milk In Switzerland In a front-page announcement the average Senator or ^Oongreas- Kuwatli Bey was placed under Stores Open of Ita position, the management his taxes, his Washington living of bombers and fighters swept ported.by American flghter-howih- jt November, 1941, but on account man has the toughest job of them expenses,' his campaign expenses House arrest by Senegalese said: across the English channel again er sweeps In which l8 Japanesu it oppoaitibn k he said apparenUy all." Dr, calver, who haa looked and his bill for maintaining a to give the enemy its third con guards yesterday, and the Pre-, river craft were destroyed, CW- emanated from the British am- Until 9 O’clock "We ahall publish our papers if after congressional health for IS mler Rigd El Solh and two other Manchester Lumber and Fuel Co. sufficient help can be sccurcol to do bouse back home." secuUve day of continuous day and nese troops fought bitterly along oaasy tn Washington, .the U. 8. years, told a reporter.' ShOuM Fix DeAnIto Dates night punishment. ministers were arrested today. n 90-mlle front between thn BO. If this la not possible we ahall Disturbances In Beirut Treasury did not grant a license Tonight reaume publication as soon as help "In addlMon to hia work on the Prom his years of experience, .The latest Allied aerial thrust Vangtze.and Tungtlng luka yea- :p pay for it. Distupbane^s have broken out terday and brought the Japaaeaa la available.” floor and in committees, a member the capitol phyaician haa come to was made by a flight of twin-en MUk Went to Oermnny of the House receives and answers the concluaion that Congress gined bombers escorted by squad at Bemit, the capital, and cora- Invaaloa of the "itoe bowl” aeerly! G. E . Willis and Son, Iitc. : / No Effort to Picket Plant .muni.catlona have been severed to a stop, a Chlaoae eoinmnai«ua’j COM As a consequeaoe, pr. Kershner Manchester stores-will tie The striking membera of ths In- 250 letter! a day. For zoma Sena- should fix definite dates for ad­ rons of R.A.F. Spitfires. The planes to n the total .wlU nm^much high­ journment every time It meets “In returned from the direction of from both Lebanon and the said today. Bocauao of heavy Sixe» 14 to 4 4 Comm. declared, the milk went to Oer- ■ open until 9 o’clock to­ (Independent) made no effort to ea. the 86.666 J apaaeoe augfi#i" ‘ picket the Sun-Journal plant last er. ’Then there arc oonatltuentz order to allow time for vlaite home northern France shortly after neighboring atate of Syria, the nany "Instead of to the atarving Cairo rejiorta said. Only two a three-poiated offeasiva woeua tables in France.” night as- usual, Armi­ night. . • , who come to Washington in the in­ and brief vacations noon. , terest of affairs that require con-* “"nie president can always call liBst night’s air welfare also in pro-French newspapers weto per- able to advaace aad oeeupfr ( . He teatifled he arranged to buy stice Day nbt being o|>- The management claimed that a kiaag, IS mileo aoutheaui ■ ■■ ' ’t gressional aid. members back in aa emergency," served as a holiday. iOsfttnuuff uu Page Iw ul < ^ehaag, Yaagtaa zHur f«l$t dCaiUiaiiad an | | g e FIva) (ConttSMd M Fags Twe),, “Why. it’s actually’’ a relaxation he pointed ouL lOasttBood aa Page Xwo^ \- . - ■ / , \ :i': ■ V ^ • ■• . mr',. , V fB ^ R , CONN^ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11.194S T!!I MANCUESTER EVENING HERALD^ MANCHESTER, %UITWO He contended that even if That ...... Ing, he said, "must be cast entire­ ency o: mashing the enemy in the Denies Most Rockville Farm Subeidy Manchester ‘hext y Labor fioard should be done and wages in basic Finger Is Cut FIRST NATIONAL ly sslde and your verdict must be Bricker Entity LieuL Jacob L.. Devers or­ industries were raised the work­ Lewis a. Ohapnaa Date Book Bpal Concern Justice Sure on the evidence." dered all U n ^ d States forces un­ ers would not get any real in­ 849. RorkvUla Plan Opposed FIRST RATIONAL Must Be Presumed Innocent crease because prices would go up, o k By Door Of Testimony £ ty He told the jury in ringing der hi* commuid in Britain to Still Stands /p ...... ' • • Tonight SUPERMARKET!; For Race May forego all qbservonce and work all too, and wages never would catch Armistice night supper, Ameri­ ’eil Years Old Evidence Not tones that the accused man must the,harder to bring\|m end to this up with them. be presumed Innocent until he is Trial pf Magruder State Chamber Directors can'L) — “The Ifevent This cases must hinge on elrcumstan- ‘The prisoner under, British Jus­ Union of South Africa, called bp Labor Board I am bound to adhere of Sept. 13, 1942. the stabilization J. Gower Elder, of 81 Tanner New London, Nov. 11—Connecticut are unal' tial evidence. be worried. They said he even had the youth of the world "td be tiiu^^ to and apply that policy, and as a fiate fixed for both wages ami street, manager of the Manchester trial of Walter Magruder, 51-year- Sheridan at 6:30. 2 9 WE’LL ATTACK his innocence. Jcnion Furniture A R»(lla,\one "In circumstantial evidence," he strength in Bricker’s own baili­ to the vision that has guided us.” Vitizen I /believe it is essential to prices by Congress. old laborer charged by the state Tonight at Rockville terably opposed to becoming direct Tneaday, Nov. 16 ✓ declared, "it must be shown that "The prisoner is entitled to the 10,000,000 Under Arms the.__ American worker and ,I have division office of the Hartford Gas Pariah Night, North Methodist Muichester'a popular furniture benefit of doubt” wick. Dewey men' contended that jusf''^rgun to fight for it, Company, suffered a painful in­ with beating his wife to death last wards of the government, with all no one but the accused could rea- the New 'Vor'k governor is still the This Armistice Day finds some Baptist Church. the ridiculous regimentation that cbhrch at 6:30. located In the Johnson aonably have committed the crime. "It is next to impossible," Sir 10,000,000 Americans under anna "Thli*L” questioned a , newsman, jury to the index flinger of hia left 'jim e, is expected to reach its cli­ Thursday, Nov. 18 IVORY Iradinsr man for the nomination de­ Arrest Chiefs will come 'with aubaidlea,” the YO U R F O O D PROBLEAAS llock. Is this week celebrating its '•'CircumsUntial evidence is not Oscar explained, "to present di­ spite his repeated assertion that he in an Army and Navy that still is ■is a rekreaffirmation of the hold-the- hand yesterday imon aa he entered max tomorrow when State's At­ ' Rockville, Nov. 11—(Special) — Annual meeting SouUi.Man­ SOAP ,0th Anniversary. rect evidence in a mimder case be expanding. They are on duty in line doctr]Joctrmc. isn’t it?” his car in front oT the company of­ torney Arthur M. Brown cross Board of Directors of the Oonnec chester Fire District. , ' like" chain- where the break of one cause the murderer avoids com­ will not be a candidate. They be­ virtually every continent and sea "You beti^a,” was the deter­ Of Lebanese The annual Roll Call and supper Benson's first store was opened link breaks the chain. lieve Dewey Would not decline a fice on Main street preparatory to examines the defendant. ticut Chamber of Commerce were Saturday, Nov, 20 MED FOR YOU-HERE ARE A FEWiE mitting a crime when there are around the- world. mined reply. driving home for lunch. Recessed today' because of the will take place at the Rockville Silver tea. Gibbons Assembly, 6 ^ GUESl O % 1933 with a limited line of furni- “It is more like a rope of sev "draft” nomination in event of a Baptist church this evening with told yesterday by Ken E. Geyer, CAKE • ^ CAKES ‘^Sere and radios, featuring a radio eral strands, which still has some witnes.ses. so the evidence is cir­ deadVeked convention. In contrast, on Armistice Day, Discussing, the coal case, Davis (Cnntlhiwd from Page One) While reaching down to release holiday, the Superior court yester­ general manager of the Connecti­ C. L. of C. at the X. S ^ i r department under the dl- strength tliopgh some strands are cumstantial. Others who have been discussed 1918, 4,000,000 had Heen mobilized said "the wage stabilization policy the emergency brake on hi."* car, day heard Magruder deny most of the program starting at 6 o’clock. cut Milk Producers association. Wednesday, Nov. 24 COUNTER ATTACKS! "In circumstantial evidence it —and half were in Europe. has not been broken by this deci­ mined to publish and other news­ Ills index finger slipped In between the state’s testimony against him, A supper ’ will be served at six Thanksgiyiiig Eve ball of Hose iaeUon of Art Benson the present broken. ^ , for the Republican nomination are The intoxicating news of peace After hearing Geyer and other iivinanager.___ _ Washing - ma- Turning to the fingerprint evi- must be shown that no one but Former Gov. Harold E. SUaaen cf sion. The Injury thaixriiat episodd paper officea have been occupied the casing of the (rsnt door of tlie including the surprise declaration o'clock with Mrs. Eugdne Edwards speaker*, the directors named Co. No. 1 a t (Jheney Hall. Our eounter$ and aiste displays ore still packed with a lot of lines, refrigerators and range* against de Marlgny and the the accused could reasonably have that came on Nov. 11, 1918, stilled haa done is to the boaras ^licy in by troops, it was reported. car and the body, the door closed of a neighbor that Magruder told In charge. The other features on MirinesoU. now a lieutenant com­ the guns of a conflict that brought dealing with disputesV during the program will be held to sche­ committee to prepare a resolution Friday, Nov. 20 punch when it comes to good plain food values.- True, a lot later added to the *tore s that burned hairs were committed the 'crime." mander in the Navy, whose name Reuters. British new.s agency, completely severing the,finger at him he had murdered his wUc jind on subsidies as a way of combat­ Annual ball, Memorial Hospital r%nes and Mr. Benson won many | on his ha;nds ahd arms after death to 8.538,000 men and wound­ strikes, with the no-strike\agree- the fir.4t Joint. ■■ planned to marry a "beautiful lit­ dule which will end with benedic­ SNOW of luxury items have disappeared since the war started, but will be entered In' the Nebraska ed 21,219,000. Casualties'for this ment, and with th elabor 'iqove- said that martial law had be<*n ting inflation. Auxiliary at Hotel Boml. ‘ les contests for outstanding slaying. Sir Oscar declared: arid possibly other western state proclaimed by the French com­ Mr. Elder returned lo his home tle woman." tion promptly at 9:30 o’clock. The committee ia to consist of Thursday, Dec. 2 there is plenty of good wholesome “down-to-earth’^ food les on these appliances. i Kntitled to Benefit of Poubt primaries; Gen. Douglas MarAr- world conflict will not be known ment, and with the labor mo)^- mittee throughout Lebanon. and later went to Memorial hos­ •rtiat testimony was offered by The program will Include a talk Strike Hits exactly until after the new Arm­ one exception, adhered to the no- Samuel Ludlow, Jr., of Hartford, Bazaar of South Methodist W. LARGE PACKAGE Due to the war. these items are i "The prisoner is entitled , to the thur. Gov. Earl Warren of Cali- The Berlin radio, reporting that pital for emergency treatment. the state’s last witness, Herman by Missionary Franklin Ol Nelson who offered a resolution condefim- S. C. S. available and we are not putting any ceiling on the savings out of the picture but a com- | benefit of reasonable doubt, if the foriiia. Rep. James W. Wadsworth istice Day, but some estimates atrike agreement. I mean the re-' Beirut had been occupied . bv Friedman, who lives in an apart on the Chinese people of Burma, you are able to make either. place the total already at 23.- sponsible leaders.” group singing and special music ing subsidies; Clinton L. Allen of Wednesday, Dec. 8 S^lete line of furniture for every prosecution has not proved to you Two Papers of New York, and Eric, Johnston, French forces, claimed- that Arab ment above the Magruder’s. It was Hartford, and Henry Truihbull of North Methodist , W. S. C. S. loom in the home is featured. Mr. that the print came from the president pf the United States 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 . W ^ o u t referring specifically tenS(on was growing and that Gerniah Rail there that Mrs. Magruder’s bat­ with Deacon Kent In charge; the Plainvllle. to SScretary Ickea’ negotiations tered body was discovered last semi-annual meeting and a candle­ supper and sale. FU Benson remarked today that screen or that his explanation of (Continued froni'l’age One) Chamber of Commerce. "general revolts” were expected Action at Request Of Jenaiags ^ Saturday, 1^'furnlture lines have been curtailed the burned hairs is untrue." with the United Mine Workers in the^. northern and southern Routes Hit June 13. light worship service. The pastor The directors also • empowered ' hv aaanufacturers but that enpug-h Three Others Mentioned during a miners’ strike, Davis will speak on "Our Post-War Plan­ Christmas party,' Local 53, T. U...7' vjr .a__ 1__^M«*irv(*ssknfr anH onH ' Concluding his final argument closed shop’' demand caused the Three others'besides President provlnceih Planned (<> Marry Again their dhalrman, Frank K. Lee, Jr,, W. U. A„ Tinker hall. FLAKIS Rtumlture.&surnii.u,c. heating V.’ t.u.. . as COUrtcourt openca,opened. AtiorncyAttorney VJCIICIO*General Army Troops said the policy of not dealing with The only official French com­ Friedman declared that that ning." During the semi-annual of Danbury, to name a committee strike. A union spokesman, kdmit- Roosevelt have been mentioned for strikers "was firmly established, (('ontinuod from Page One) morning Magruder called’him in meeting brief reports will be given Thursday, Dec. IS" the Democratic nomination, al­ ment on the\ crisis came today to work with the state commission Mobile Blood ^ n k Unit will be and I am quite sure that as far from Jean H ^eu. French dele­ to look at the body. Then, after of the church school. Men’s club, now studying reorganization of the LARGE PACKAGE SMOKED HAMS though most politicians feel now at St. Mary’s Parish Hall Fight Beside as the War Labor board is con­ gate general, wlm in a Beirut eluded attacks by R.A.F. MOsquito going outside, he said, Magruder Misslonarv society. Young People state dourt system. That action that the chief executive will be a bombers on targets in western Ger­ and Fifty'Fifty club. management when the strike was fourth-term candidate. The three cerned, it will be firmly main­ broadcast denounc.pd the cham­ told him he had killed his wife and was taken, it was reported, at the tained. It would be foolish to ber’s action as a plot against many and the planting of mines in that he planned to marry again. The Candlelight Wor.*hlp service request of Judge Newell Jennings j! j^iSTr iine'rous patrongge du^ng I mm called by a 32 to 4 vote. The man- are Gen. George C. Marshall, Marine Units enemy waters. ^will be the climax to the v arl^ COOKED UNCOOKED agement said it had 42 employes in Army chief of staff, put forward say that this occurrence has not France. As the first defense witness chairman of the commisaion. #ETFIRST ^ ^ (READY TO EAT) _____ n,uch irme I;. wa,nd r.. damaged that policy.” Cairo newspapers, \ describing Two other Allied air attacks on questioned by Defense Attorney C. evening’s program. ✓ , Harry McLaghlln, prealdent of syaitF^ seeing them in the store quire to instruct the Jurors on the the composing room, and the union *by Senator• Johnson (D., Colo.); the fortress of Europe were made Rodney Smith, Magruder denied To Rent Films DUZ 'firing this lOth anniversary cele- claimed that all were members. Senator Harry F. Byrd of Vir­ (f'«ntlnaed from Page One) As to the Ickes-Lewis agree­ Egyptian Arabs as outfqged by McLaghlin and company of Dan­ points of law and evidence which ment, he said "the only change the action, published long editori­ today by American forces. ever telling Friedman that,/ and The Longview Parent-teacher bury, was elected to the board to K>raUon. , A statement by the management ginia, who also has supporters als terming the French measures Flying fortresses supported by also denied ever punching, kick­ association has voted to rent edu­ WHOLE . 3 3 they must decide. booming him in Louisiana and been slain in fighting Sunday and made by Mr. Ickes and Mr. Lewis succeed the late John C. Doran of WHOLE y j Hallinan did not finish his final said it had expressed willingness, as "high handed" and "an affront Thunderbolts and Lightnings at­ ing, or beating his wife. Previous cational films for the Use at the Danbury. l a r g e p a c k a g e charge yeste.rday, and was allowed in a conference with Union- l^pie- South Carolina, and Supreme Monday. wa\ to sell us 15 minutes of lunch witnesses have said they saw Mrs. school during the., coming school OR EITHER END W # OR EITHER EKD Court Justice William O. Douglas. Tuesday, the reinforced Marines time for 37 cents, which was to the Atlantic charter.' tacked targets in western Ger­ ^ 6 6 6 f IROWN fOINTS SHANK HAlF-7 MOWN ROINTS 7 MOWN rOINTS .SHANT H AU-S MOWN POINTt IfTo Give Talk one hour today for completing his sentative John C. Beal, to discuss went over to the offensive. They Th*e chamber’s stand was based many and Marauder bombers es- Magruder with bruises which she year, a' union demand for higher paj> ,but One of the first results of the the going rate. The final agree­ Iimnaatkatlon Clinic tableh sa iv l nose orom summation. Bricker announcement is expect­ smashed the Japanese near the ment entered into by Mr. Ickes si fact that on Nov. 26, 1941, corted by Spitfires struck at mili- said her husband inflicted. SLICES ia MOWN ROtNTt U 49< SLICES to IROWH ROINTS U 49< r On Doll Exhibit He devoted the time to an at­ •hat it "could not consider aban­ LAruma river mouth where they the independence of Lebanon was objectives in the Cherbourg Mrs. Nellie Wlsnewskl, the Ma- An Immufiization CUnlc.wlIl be Parley Settles tempt to convince the jury that doning its 40-year policy of the ed to be an intensification of ef­ was an agreement in which the gruders’ daughter, testified that held on Friday afternoon, Novem­ forts on behalf of Bricker and had landed two days before after government bought the labor of proclaimed by Gen. Georges Ca- arek^f France. meet- the fingerprint on exhibit—with open shop.” Willkie to lihe up convention dele­ sneaking down on the barges from troux, then commander of Free she had once seen her mother ber 12th at 2:30 o’clock at the which the prosecution seeks to the miners at exactly the same French forces in the Middle Ea.sti crawling upstairs while her father rooms of the Rockville Public Hartford Tie WHOLE - FRESH hurch Higher Pay Rate Sought gates in the south. Willkie has vis­ Buka. In that clash Tuesday, Gen­ rate that was paid for it under the SHOULDERS S MOWN POINTS aners, prove that de Mariguy beat and The union had sought $1.20 an ited that area, but he ha.s ye' pub­ eral MacArthur's spokesman said after his men had joined the Brit­ beat her with a strap: and aaid Health Nursing association. The burned the aged multi-millionaire contract of 1941-1943. They paid ish in over-powering the Vichy •that the morning before her moth­ second dose of toxoid serum will CHICKENS WHOLE - SMOKED rman, hour for day work and $1.30 for licly tq declare his candidacy. today, 150 enemy soldiers were $8.50 for eight hours work, which er’s death, she had said her hus­ be given to children who received Hartford, Nov. II.—(Jp)— The t MOWN POtNTt 3ooth, last July—is good evidence. nights. The present scale, the man­ Bricker organizers have been slain. The- spokesman estimated garrisons. A U S U E S SHOULDERS Defense attorneys have charged IS exactly what they paid under Lebanon had been under French band threatened her. the first dose on October 22. Those election ti^ for the fifth alderman, WANTED! i ^ i k agement said, is $1.02 3-4 for days noticed in the south, too, remem­ that at least half of the barge- the old contract.” Magruder has maintained since at-large in Hartford’s new (Com­ ONE PRICE HAMBURG • MOWN POINTS Rog- that the print was faked. and $1.10 nights. bering the support President borne Nipponese had been account­ mandate since. 1920 attending are asked to be at tri* N O P O IN T I ” 3 9 Defends Method Used The WLB chairman said the r.ls wife’s death that he was com­ Public Health Nursing office mon council between two Demo­ SKINUSS f their Other issues, the union spokes­ Taft, an Ohioan, got there In his ed for. LAST TIMlE TODAY! Tour Christmas Mail piano. Hallinan defended the nicthod nomination drive — a support average American worker had re-, pletely unaware of her condition promptly at 2:30 o’clock. Dr. E. H crats was settled last night, after FRANKFURTS S MOWN FOINTS man said, were; The live-day klapanese Remain Aggressive BETTY GftABLE until he awoke that morning and Metcalf will be in charge of the a two- minute conference ' of a fe.' The devotions will be led the I used- in obtaining the print, and which Taft’s son. Senator “Bob” But Admiral Carney, who is Ad­ ceived more than the 15 per cent UTfs/,irfiSitwi :.io. A U S IZ E t NO POINTS REQUIRED SLICED BACON POINTS declared that de Marlgny could \veek for both night and day Taft, capitalized on in making his Increase over his straight time saw her battered body. On the clinic. committee of four men, with the During November E Study Group. shifts (the latter, he claimed, is miral William F. Halsey’s chief of stand yesterday, he said he had post going to Patrick J. Ward, “ - Ll^t refreshments will bh not have made the impression af- own fight for the nomination staff in the Solomons sector, said hourly earnings,of January, 1941, FRI. Foreign Property Notice This early mailing is the oniy assurance the Postal BEEF LIVER 4 MOWN POINTS B all Sir Harry’s body was dlscov- working six); elimination of a against Willkie in 1940. but that some groups of white SIATE locked a screen door before he re­ Postmaster Saul Plezer states president of the Greater Hartford L i guved by the officers of the Japanese remained very ag­ Department can give that your maii wiii be delivered for Bast Cmnimr Cute bonus scale based on the amount collar workers had not received HARTFORD tired that night, but found it un­ ^hat numerous inquiries have been CIO council. FOWL lAroups. The^lef justice’s charge cAme of type set; arbitration of griev­ Delighted at Bricker’s Move gressive and probably were con­ locked the next morning. Christmas. P O ^ K CH O PS 10 ISOWN POINTS m, Members are reminded to bring Senator Taft said he was de­ tinuing to reinforce by barges their the 15 per cent allowed by the received pertalping to the register, The committee—Mayor Dennis after 20^ a y s of testimony and ances which could not be settled Little Steel formula. He said I iJ¥P£^SOMf,ri\\ ing of foreign property. All citi­ P. O’Connor, Democratic Town You may mark your parcels — Hold for Christmas. liii small articles for the Boston by a four-man union-management lighted at Bricker’s move. He came holdings on both the north and ^Medical Mission. one day oi^nal attorneys’ argu­ out for Bricker la&t December ahd south ends of the beachhead. the board can not do anything zens who own any property in for­ Chairman Daniel F. Finn, Attor- ments. . committee: priority rights for men for those people ,-rs individuals but FEMURtO IN ABBOTTf» ------PUTS ------eign countries were notified by ney Simon Bernateln, oousel for Manpower and equipment shortages will make it YOUR EAVORITE "No man in tfifcvempire. even in reiterated; "I .shall do all I can to Maj. Gen. Roy S. Geiger, of Pen- C O ST ELL O ’S BIT THE ICE Seek Compromise laid off: the ration between the back him for the nomination.” .sacola, Fla., of the Marines now is If they applied as groups their “Tonisfht We Raid Calais” Postmaster Pelzcr today that they Ward, and Attorney Joseph , F. impossible to deliver late mailings in time. time of war„ can 6b„.found guilty | number of apprentices and jour- cases would be handled. must file reports of-thelr-foreign Ryter, lawyer for Walter J. except on a verdict o f \ a jury." ' neymen employed. Asserting he spoke for Ohio’s 20 in command. He haa aucegeded To Halt Filibuster Christmas cards for soldiers overseas ^must he in EASE MISERY Republicans in the House, Repre­ Lieut. Gen. Alexander A. Vande- The WLB chairman aaid it FRI.. SAT.. SUN. holdings with the Treasury De­ Popielarczyk, who had been dead­ sealed envelopes, first class postage. To be received for 4 T E A K S 4 1 s f t said the chief justice. ------I sentative Jenkins said; "We are grift, released for other duties. would take an executive ofder JOHMNY partment before Dec, 1, 1943. No­ locked with Ward for the post— “ With the feeling of libertysbred tice has been given by means of a were pledged to secreejr, they said, Christmas, must be mailed NOW! PORTERHOUSE 12 trown PomI* IpF CHILES COLD into our bones, you will not ntqh, Armistice Day Stoppage all glad that Governor Bricker is Monday’s big air raid by Japa­ from the president to change the to be a candidate for the presi­ nese planes sent down from Rabaul policy on the Little Steel formula. Washington. Nov. 11—(iP)—The poster placed on display in the and not even the two candidates BIMIM l o s e but will reach a decision calm dency. I am 'sure all members of threat of a filibuster sent admin­ post office. were reported to know how the H. OLIN GRANT, Postmaster. and with thororgh deliberation. rotest on Ruling —Bougainville’s bases have been istration lleutenaifts scouting to­ *ji49«u47’u39« lUB OH WICKS ^burgh, Nov. 11—f(Pi— the Republican delegation in Con­ bombed out and no enemy planes LONG The postmaster points out that choice was arrived at. He thanked attorneys for able day for a possible compromise it is necessary for the government The four men, emerging from V VANRaa representation of both sides. _ Thoiisknds ot Pennsylvania’s soft gress will rally to his support.” operate there—came while the which again would delay Senate SIRLOIN 11 Brown Poinli "Still we are completely in the coal mhhiM took part today in Representative Cole (R-NY), a transports were only partially un­ to have as complete information their conference, aimply told the P E A R S - 8 * Dewey supporter said he expected loaded. While the ships put to GENE WILLIAMS-PATTI DUOAN run consideration of a measure to out­ as possible on the American prop- Democratic Town committee, wait­ dark," Sir Oscar said, "as to many an armisticK^ay work stoppage Tours YOUTH.Kfms law the collection of, state poll "A A OS A' of the baffling circumstances which operatofa^^said was a pro­ Ohio would nominate Bricker ‘‘be­ sea. Allied interceptors and anti­ taxes in Federal elections. ertv abroad to assist the military ing In a, nearby room, the result of LB 39- T.33’ which surrounded the death of Bir cause h* is a favorite son and has aircraft batteries tore Into the 60 Ml DIUIPLINE IH k authorities and the clvlllai* govern­ the session. test against a government ruling ✓ mu REIOH of TERMR! With 16 southern Democrats ex­ GRAPES 2 .33- Harry Oakes. denying them tlrnb-^nd-one-half done a good job as governor. I am raiders. Eight American planes NOW PLAYING - pressing determination to block ments on the fightlnc fronts and Said Mayor O’Connor: pay for holiday work. sure, however, that down deep in were lost in the 45-minute free-for- Senate action, the Judiciary com­ to bring about sound solntions of “I Will not keep you in suspense, CHUCK ROAST "Nassau awoke July 8 to'learn their hearts they prefer Governor all. 1 %MILLS the post-war problems. the committee has met and dis­ An order by h'uels Adlhiiil.stra- mittee will vote tomorrow on a the appalllnc news that an out- Dewey because they know he could No Time Lost I'nioading | Report forms known as TFR 500 cussed the matter. The decision is HAIR DRESSERS ’•AAORA'' O C . standlng citizen wais mui-dered ui tor Ickes on Tuesday ruleds^ut House-approved bill endorsed by BONELESS LB ^ J * LB e J J o * . NATIVE CARROTS 2-«.f5’ a most cruel and unnatural man-^ "premium” holiday pay for th^ be elected and Governor Bricker “We lost no time in our unload- j the CIO and AFL. Senator Mead mav be obtained throu'rh commer­ Patrick J. ■Ward.” | ihiners who had returned to the could not." ing schedule." Admiral CTamey aaid | BROS. (D., N. Y.) said recently the cial banks, or from the Federal The action' avoided a city elec­ L 10 Brown Pointi j .epresentaftve Hancock (R-N. later, "the ships unloading quickly ____ *4 BOyS AND A GUITAR Reserve Bank at Boston, Mass. tion. “The prisoner is entitled to the | pit*. Monday after the govern- after the raid." measure also is backed by Prcsl WANTED! NATIVE BEETS 2 -«.1S liencflt of reasonable doubt."' Sir | ment took over operation of the Y )^ '^ avowed Willkie supporter, W ARNtR'S ALL STAR Ml'SICAL HIT’ CREATORS OF DOLL dent'Rooeevelt and party leaders. Penalties are provided for those FINAST BREAD Oscar continued, “‘f the prosccu-, mines to end the nation’s fourth commbRted that Bricker had a Japanese planes returned that Expected committee approval who wilfully fall to file reports. 'Fsea-iiDM sag—wriaklja perfect right to enter the presi­ night to attack the base-bound PLUS.. .RICH.ARD DIX ixUa ''KtATONaRMFITLD‘fy>^cH will place the bill on the Senate Funeral HUBBARD SQUASH -3’ • ^MtMi mBRta unworn. Avoid tni***^boia tion has not proved to you Oiat' goneral coal strike this year, convoy but storm clouds protected in “THE KANSAN” I/iquor SlioPlage Matas firmly all day. aaary daa with thia hia print came from the bedscreen - ^ presidential directive issued dential ra«?Nadding: "I think it calendar but there is ample evi­ The funeral of Mrs. Mary has a salutary’'effect on the party the transports and the warship’s S ONLY 5 dence that if any member then Shelewq Plvovarzuk. 55, wife of ★ $7 P E R D A Y FLOUR 254.B BAG ^ , 0 0 *eoa>fart-euahion,‘’ h dentiat a formula. or that ills explanation of the > earlier this year listed six holi- Ack Ack drove off the raiders, Des Moines SQUASH 2 19- I, Dr. Wartmt*! Pow- 1. WoHiTaUri^iall- burned hair Is'^iintrue. \ days for which miners were to be to get such an expression from a seeks to take it up he vvill be met Nicholas Plvovarzuk of Grant’s Will Cut Revenue iUriata ».a .njoy iaapl.t. powder. "The prisoner nged not satisfy, ^nd one-half. Four substantial bloc of ciUzens. and I downing several. by a barrage* of southern oratory Hill, Tolland will be held on Fri­ PLUS WEEKLY BONUS = 60LD MEDAL aaMlaa*,a■ I, avoid 'lam- i a, EeoBomtcal; email do not like to see nomtn^tiona go General MacArthur’s reports to­ on extraneous matters. This talk day morning at her home iwith nt ft tooaa a mount iaeU ionim. ,you, reganllesB of jrour own feel- holidays have been observed and OR PHLLSBURY’8 BEiT NATIVE CELERY Reipa pranat 4. Pura and harmlem ing if it is not proved to your sat- Thanksgiving and Christmas by default.” day listed the losses of 67 enemy could be limited only by invoking services at St, Bernard’s church at Hartford, Nov. 11—(45— The NO NIGHT WORK | — plaamnt tastias. isfaction, he is entitled to the ben- remain. May Not !m» State Candidate planes in his ,.nd Admiral Halsey’s THE PLACE TO^O IN the cloture rule, which requires a nine o’clock. Burial will be in St. liquor shortage by the end of the Bricker's announcement was command areas. Among these |< favorable two-thirds vote. Bernard's’ cemetery. year will cost the state of Connec­ MIAawida $04.MaaaytocHfaa«dai<9*lad. eflt of reasonable doubt. _ _ | only 25 Per Cent Operating APPLY IN PERSON NOW! M 25-U BAG COOKING APPLES 3” 2S Should Run Uke Refrain Byron H. Canon, executive see* terpreted by some here as indicate were 21 planes destroyed on the MANCHESTER Leginn .Auxiliary Quota ticut more than a million and a FLOUR I^D r. Wernet's Powder "The doctrine of reasonable ing he may have decided not to und and 14 shot out of the air At the meeting of Stanley quarter dollars in tax revenue rctary of the western Pennsylvan­ during a heavy Allied amash Tues­ HUOMMINDIOBV MOKt doubt should run like a refrain ia operators association, said a enter also as a candidate for gov­ Tonight — Friday Night Universal Service Dobosz Unit No. 14. American Le­ which it will ribt receive this year. C L O V E B O A U — d Brown Poinh DlNUsTS 1HAN OlHCR' through your every discusalon. ernor again—an issue that has day BK Mitchells, A-20s. P-47s gion Auxiliary held Wednesday The Hartford Courant estimated Sir! check showed “only about 25 per and P-3S*v^ainst enemy air rein­ "I say as presiding judge, S cent” of the mines In the western split Republicans in Ohio. and Saturday Night evening. It was announced that the last night. O LEO VLB PKG ' PALMOLIVE SUPER.SUDS Oscar continued, "that to my part of the state were operating, He has been urged by some forcements a t Alexishafen in the V As Policy Urged unit had reached ilsTnemberahlp Under the state tax of $1 a mind there is no evidence whatso­ and early reports from operators friends to enter the gubernatorial Madang aectOK of northeastern FOR GOOD FOOD quota of 162. 'lembershlp awards gallon the state has taken in $2,- JAMES’ BEAUTY SALON n N A 8 T — PREPARED SOAI» ever to justify allegations made revealed at least 10,000 of the race in order to stave off a possi­ New Guinea, were presented to the Membershin 349,563 for the first nine' months during the trial or to justify any ble hot campaign between at least New York, Nov. 11—(/P)—The Chairman, Mrs. Helen Rothe and of this year against $3,336,848 74 EAST €E;NTER STREET MUSTARD state’s 110,000 bituminous miners And Good Music With 3<%20-2jii!'>19. B h io B o x LGE PKG ^ 3 * charge of fabricating or falsify­ were Idle. four potential candidates—a cam­ No Warships Lo United States must Institute uni­ to the unit president, Mrs. Loretta for the corresponding period of Next To Telephone Office ing evidence.” A score of steel company-owmed paign that could affect his chances versal military service as an "es­ Dowdtng by Department Presi­ 1942, it repdrted, for a drop of The justice pointed out tnai •‘captive’’ mines, including those of obtaining atipport of the full In Past Two Weeks GEORGE SMITH'S ORCHESTRA sential policy in the futube,” says dent, Mrs. Armandlne Labreche of 19.5 per cent. SWEHHEART SOAP even police evidence ,must be ac­ Ohio delegation to the Republican SecreUry of the Navy Frank Manchester. which supply United States Steel, Washington, Nov. 11.—i-Pi And His Electric Organ. Octagon 2'««9c cepted with caution. have' Jones *' Laughlln, Republic. Weir- National convention. American fleets in the Pacific have Knox. * The Department President, Mrs. The first lifeboat station in the OctagMFMM 3c"'«*14« “Captain Barker may Speaking at the 75th anniver­ « FINAST *« LGI “but i ton. Wheeling and Crucible were There has been some fear among lost no warships In at least two l.-iwyeis 'udjiPV Oi;fiirl Attoincys Labreche complimented the unit U. S. was built in 1807 at Cohas- 2ciSsl3- ‘iS'll’ mistake,’’ he said his associates that Willkie might weeks. - 1hi'f Know these Fiotilems ol TODAf' sary meeting of the New York on reaching its quota and also on set. Mass. O ctagM eioanoor 2 n < u 9 s M B P GtANUlATEO A PKGS tSD* that^s* far ^different from fabrica-1 down. ... *w tt i»..i gain some delegates, particularly This denial of enemy claims of Athletic club last night, he de­ the work which it was canning tlon as the defense charged.” ^ the United Ra.releoaed bewwe Miey'ra ntSLft clared: ■ The justice turned to the court' Mihe Workers made no sUtement. northeastern .Ohio, if sVeh a sinking msny United Ststes craft ALTER'S “We must sacrifice one year of out. •lO SAVHMS ON E VANOEIWE — EV ABOR ATED Ni at large, including attorneys, a s: but said one would be issued later split developed. came from a Naval spokesmsin On Sal* Other guests Included First Dis­ But other friends, and they in­ A,t The Center our life for the sake of our coun­ 1 Brown Point u yio z he made this sUtement. j I" the day. who declared; try. We must follow tjjls absolute, trict President, Mrs. Kathleen Now She Shops P e a n u t B u h e r Rumors arising after the slay- clude most of the Ohio House Re­ “ All U. S. Naval vessels sunk in vital, and essential policy in the Sweet of Manchester, President of Per Tin TALL TINS publicans here, want Bricker to the South and Southwest Pacific future." the Diiworth-Cornell Unit, Mrs. Itock up rrt THESE LOW MIICSS MILK Strike at Ford stay out of the governorship race, have now been announced.” Knox also said Uiat America’s Viola Rice of Manchester and q "Ca^ and Catry” A ll brand! excepi Beechnut OOIOEN ROSE OR HOMELAPID believing he would weaken his gp'oup of members from that unit. WlthoMt Painful Backache Bomber Plant Ends His statement came alter yes­ North Atlantic Tommnuclatlon PEKOE AND chances for the presidential bid if terday’s announcement of the, loss lines are secure, adding: "The sub­ Three members of the Woman’s Wbea diaoeder of kidnoy (unotioo pm^ta PKG Detroit, Nov. 11.—iflh—A strike paiaonoua mattar to temaia la your bload, H 2-LB JAR c U B JAR ORANGE PEKOe Men, Women! Old at he ran for two major nominations of two destroyer*—the 2,100 tons marine. is no longer a menace to Army Corps, Lieutenant Elizabeth may cauae naggins baeka/ha, rbeoaiatio paiaa, 42 24 TEA involving 1,217 die setters in three at once. Cbevallrc and the 1,500 ton Hen­ Uie successful c^ompletlon of our McGrath, Sergeant Nancy Clarges , lac paiaa, Iom of pep aad ooarsy. seuias U|i departments of the huge Willow and Sergeant LeDena Stegall, all alilita, swellins, puffiaaas o a ^ tho ayea, ley—in action in the South Pacific plans.” haaiiaahaa aad dIaaiBaaa. Fncraant or aeaatj 4 0 , ^ , 6 0 ?WantVim? Run bomber plant ended this during October. ot whom had been recruiting in paaaara wHh amartipg aadlmtBias toat» » S t t t t l e r morning after an appeal by a The Japanese radio claims /?! RockvUle during the day, were umeo aho«e tbaio ia aaowtUns vn»z vHh Also Speglwtti Need New Pep. Vitality 7 union official and arrangegienU Armistice Day also guests at the membership your Udaaya or bladdar. • . . _ which previously bad been de- Don't wait! Aak your dmg^M for Doao a M id Elbows Dea'.t DkoM w< for negotiations on the dispute scrived as "absolutely false” by Two From State supper. PlUa, uaed aueeaaafnUy by mUioiio lor onmr lACARONI »oliti»«l» amal»d’7r'w i»t aTlttii that led to the walkout T^iesday. Spent on Jab 'Secretary of the Mavy Knox, have Democratic Caucus 40 yaara. They aiTO happy roliaf aad will b-lp SsS with Oitrvi emn- do; f d yiwn*#r, a«w vttaHty. Li Try H hsAsri arith Bsiwat—s, sficari wicn uairez ran-oo; ywyM*wi. th « IS m tlM of' B< ay tuiwatu b e fiuah out poiaoo- taine doeea of frtwi ®****'*’**d***.iSr,^?I! Richard. T. Leonard director .of U*ted the alnklngNif three Allied Listed Missiug The Democratic Q ty committee our wuU (raa yourour blood. O«iD0G&*«Filte. at *0.50.W;alaoprepAvZae — shirts. Dofs not iitiate skin. WHEATY FUVOR Phone: Manchester 4250 147 Spruce Street Employes of the Republic Steel are forced to turn out war goods lives off BougalnviUe has been DINE and DANCE Westport, Nov. 11— Ameri­ Joseph P. Stevens, chief Inspector 2. Novsitingco^. Csabeused corporaton’s Buffalo plant return' estimated at 10,000 insen at least." can Air Force bombing oyer Eu­ right sitcr shseiag. for their conquerors. ' ■ ^ of the detective bureau of the WITH BOWED HEADS, we mourn the Iom of the ed to work thia morning, ending In Washington', President rope is no "hit er miss” procedure Waterbury Police department, died I, iBstaadr stops petspirstionfer a week-long walkout, a company Roosevelt arranged to place but a matter of mathematics, even 1 to ) dsys. Pmesats odor. brave Americans who have given their all that wn official announced. . Bombers Raid Heho To The Music Of ■. at 8:45 *. m. today at Waterbury A A pare, wl(ite, grcasclcss. wreath on the tomb of the un­ to how much concrete is to be de­ hospital after a week's illness. Dr. might slay free. Lei tu give to those, who aie now Frank C. Farrell, distant mana­ known soldier in traditional cere­ stroyed, Associated Press War stsuilcst vsaishiag ctcera. 'fe' ger, aaid the men resumed work Airfield in Burma Correspondent Joseph MoiKm told H. J.'Vorbett, attending physician I. Awarded Approval Seal of fighting f^ us on the battlelieIJs of the world. H,. lih T /N U V E if n E R ^ I , 19431 MANCHESTER EVETTOTO ihORJUJlf; UU .«*U«y|f 1 i v t r o u B Teachers Present McCann’s Form Great Contrast Is Noted T o H earf Talk' Savings Bank Plans Parley '■;’he graves of this ijew wSr ask ever doubted the , high integrity Eden H oj^ul amt resolute character of Mr. Town Shivers Armistice Day Rites AI Gel-Togelher M anchester from us only one great thing— Obituary By Missioned \ J>{ew ("oinpaiiy that that slur, that cheapening of Hull, or who have ventured to /f i Armistice Activities Board Dines O i l Training [JBvcning Herald their • eacriflee, shkll never be queetlon, whatever seeming de­ In First Snow A fter “ The Manche.ster Teachers’ club Fran^ P, McCann and Thomas permitted to come near them. tours he may have occasionally r Are Slimly Attended Conditions in Manclieeter this * afternoon. The big parade was S S “ iNa Deaths Rev. Harold Martinson enjayed Its annual get together Annual Gathering' Is J. McCaiin, formerly of Manches­ R a 1 • known as Mc­ Raymond E. Baldwin today an­ ” It Sacond Claaa Mall Mattar. to American foreign policy: He ■now of this winter today. At Brief CereniQuies. night under the auspices of the a brief hualness “'meeting. This their monthly meeting at the He- Cann's Ini:- it comes this time, shall be pro­ Willlsm J. Taylor, of 66 Henry Russia’s post-war boundaries. There were several pkrades held with the sounding of the whlsUes nounced that a state-wide indu.s- 8UB8CRIPT10N RATES does deserve the nation's grati­ 1:10 this afternoon a mist turned . ' -> ■‘s Sunday school of the Emanuel WB.S -followed by a short plav bron Game Club headquarters. The new company has been in­ tected with eomethlng more than into snow and for the next hour street, lifelong resident' -bf this Ecohomlr Questions Dlseuised 25 years ago with- about everybody | and bells M afi^ester started the Lutheran church, ’ the principal This year's affair took place last corporated for $100,000 and starts trial|trafning conference, in which tude and honor. ' The ifnallest crowd to ayer take who could walk, taking part. The most exciting gay in its History, given by the Sock and Buakin Joyous, but passing, cheers. We the flakes descended. They melted town, died suddenly early this He al.so disclosed that economic Nazis Again Admit speaker will be Rev. Harold Mar­ .-players of the High achonl. evening. One of the (lireetors al­ business with $50,000 piid (h. part in an Armistice Day (Celebra­ first parade came shortly before i Today there were less than 100 the iiirportanee of Industrial can begin to see, too, the policies after, striking the ground, but morning of a heart attack. He had qiieatlons had 'been discussed and tinson, a missionary from China, ways plays host. training in maintaining war pro­ t£"WrJ«'i-i v.«■::: those who were out in the storm an agreement reached ”on a pro­ tion here turnect out this morhlpg 4 o’clock in the morning, another j veterans of the First War in the who at the present time is studying At the party last night Vice- a’nd instrumentalities through worked as usual yesterday at the Reds Push Ahead; at 9 and a third at 2 o’clock in the | parade. duction would be the keynote, has UKMUER OP found it rather uncomfortable. gram for handling these yaat on the U6th anniversary' of endlivgs, at the Kennedy School of Missions President Charles W. Holman had THE a s s o c ia t e d which such protection can oe Silent Glow Oil Burner plant in problems, on many of which work Reds’ Skill been scheduled for Woolsey hall, 1 Merchants were ready to take ad­ in Hartford. that honor. Every member of the New Haven, on Dec. 3. ■Tha Aiaodlated Preai Is achieved. After the between- Connecticut vantage of the weather and in Hartford and was in good spirits already haa begun.” The absence World War l. Less than three hun­ Whole Line Ablaze Rav. and Mrs. Martinson left this Issue Permits board was present last night. The : tf antltled to tha usa ot •‘•■’ “ p j dred assembled at the Memorial More than 2,000 invitations will ! ' Mam Mt all Bawa diapatchas cradllad wari yeaja of unthinking neglect, aeveral windows signs appeared during the evening. of any economid agreement had Beth Sholom Notes country for the first time as mia- turkey dinner was prepared by Is Praised » U or not 0?hirwlM ne held here in 1918 parents had been mjeaionarics to quartet'went out to the club about i cations. Armistice Day service will be held turing committee of the Connec­ raaaraed. and of Joining with naUons of ed to have been caught napping aa as a machinist with the original three Allied powers had been in­ when the news broke that the war at 6 p. m. Rabbi Woythaier will this country. Rev. Martinson was New York (’oncern to noon and spent the afternoon get- (Continual train Page One) it indicated deer weather. cluded on the European Advisory had ended. The Red Army thus was more born in China ao was already ting the dinner ready. The table ticut War council with the assist­ Poll aarTiea oHant of N. E A. good peace will everywhere In As we predicted in advance of Pratt and Whitney Company of than 42 miles due west of Kiev, ■peak on "The Jewish Concept ot comihlsslon because its function Gold Star Mothers Fall Meeling of Stale familiar with the people and their Do Work at Many had all the appearance of a real the Soviets "like and admire" IT.S. ance of the state and Federal •araica Ino. ______- ■ plans and agreements for fulfill­ Hartford. For sixteen years he in its possession since last Satur­ Peace.” The Boy arid Girl Scouts training agencies. the Hartford mayoralty election, was with the Underwood Type­ was to make recommendations, In­ There were less than one hun­ of the Temple will participate in land. The Martinsons returned to Thanksgiving dinner. A large bas­ built Industrial equipment. ing that responsibility. stead of being an executive boe) thereby becomes a champion of themselves in quiet sardonic hopes Burial will be in the East ceme­ by the following: Nominating, Al­ cussion between the Sunday school developments. this task which Mr. Churchill as- broken at Bolzano once before by ing of - the long and complicated ' Above 1939 children’s homes, etc. Last year the fire district eyetem, it should that be would bo flniahed off, once tery. bert W. Buck, Ph.D.. Charlotte teachers and the parents under tuc heavy bomberz from thlz area, agenda and added that Secretary Hungerford hospital, Torrington; over 1600 such articles 'Were made ten tons of beans which had been aiunod the other day. be pointed out that eventually and for all, by the normal politi­ The funeral home will be open leadership of Miss Harriet Fran- but the Germans had got the of State Cordell Hull mutt havA auditing, Carl Wieler, Grace hos­ by the boys and girls of the Man­ in Marseilles since before the wsr >. His hope and promise that the cal odds in Hartford. It’s a safe service going again. This time it tomorrow afternoon and evening (Coattnued (roia Page jOae) ’ zen. The Sunday school superin­ Plane Spotters and which belonged to an Amerl Manchester is going to eimpUfy for the convenience of friends. felt the results Justified “ his very pital, New Haven; council on gov­ chester Junior Red Cross, and they A VMlnbiM 06M; «r aMn*« ^aar 1B44 would bring decision, bet that most of Hartford’s pro­ was believed the damage was Meanwhile, Moscow advices sai would have been far happier over street, died yesterday afternoon at the Perckop land bridge and the well-trained dlvlsioi^ Thla year, The meeting is scheduled at 8 sent to children in foreign lands tion system. Villa Perosa ball bearing works of nurses’ examiners and defense purchase o f tickets by the Air­ who would not have much of a the sole recipient of gratitude for vected to complacents at home. an O’Connor victory tnan they tha Manchester Memorial hospital Slvash sea causeway. alone they reformed'or re-equlppad o’clock and will be followed by a craft Observers who wish to at­ It ta no reflection upon past or pretended to be over the Morten­ southwest of Turin, hitting that A bout Tow n committee,'Dr. Buck. Christmaa under existing condi­ feeding the children of France'?’’ following a short illaesa. Bom in The Soviet communique also A t 18:15 p. m. an open forum or raised more than 60 new divi­ social hour and refreshments. Mrs. tend the special meeting being he asked. But they were also directed to the sen victory which did come. objective for the zecond time in said that Russian Marines support­ Arthur Tolf was chairman of the tions. Each individual box con­ present district tax collectors to two days in an effort to knock Russia she had lived in Manchester session will be held with James A. sions, each of which has approxi­ held at the Sheridan Restaurant. Describing himself as an ad­ Masis themselves. The Nasia ■The answer is relatively elm- ed by fighter planes had smashed committee making all the arrange­ tains anywhera from sight to say that their efficiency can hard­ out moat of Germany’s resOlirces 43 years. ./ The etate highway department Hamilton, o f New Haven, past mately 600 machlnerguna and 800 Monday, November 16, at 6:30 mirer of Britaip who consistently must not think that because we pie. They sensed tl^f fact that German tank attacks against Red heavier weapons. ments and was sssisteti by Miss twenty small articles. ly hope to approach that of a for producing bearings for her She is aunrived by four daugh­ has awarded the Alexander Jar- preaidant of the American Hos­ p. m. advocated Anglo-American co-op­ Wbnilerfel for Mig Mortensen, although a Republl Army beachheads on the Kerch 3— The Reich raised and equip­Grace Benson and Miss Lois Gus­ Tickets may be secured by con­ These 100 gift boxes are double are hopeful about early peace, we war machines. ters. Mrs. Merritt Blanchard, Mrs. via Company the contract to erect pital Association, presiding. eration, the wltneas urged approv­ centralised tax coUecUng eyatem. can, might never be as much new wing walls over the Scantle peninsula on the eastern tip of the ped armored, motorized, and in­ tafson. tacting the Sheridan Restaurant, the number sent last year, which have gone soft. They must not their man as Spellacy, a Demo­ The American units of Lieut. Carroll McGuire, Mrs. August Von Luncheon will be served at 1:30 makes a pretty good start for a al of a resolution for speedy U; 8. Thikt u ao becausa, although they Hone, of Manchester: Mrs. Donald river in Somerville. Thle ie a re- Crimea. Thousands of Nazi soldlerz p. m. fantry divisions to replace each of Mrs. King of B. D. Pearlls, Elmer he permitted to hope that our as- crat, had been. Therefore, they Gen. Mark W. Clark’s Fifth died in the unsuccessful counter-at­ the 20 lost at Stalingrad last win­ Gefa Laat Year’s Gifts big year of production for our action to feed the children of oc­ hava relatively email amounts to Army, in addition to seising tha Willis, of Nashville, Tenn., one son. conetruction contract and le for Addresees by William G. Ennis, Weden at J. W. Hale’s, Edward cupied countries. anrance of eventual victory means instinctively preferred to lose one 18,579. tacks. Moscow said and Red Army director, of the Office of ter. Qiiiah at CTheney Brothers, or Hy­ Junior Red Ctms. Effective Hciae TieaUaeiit * collect, in comparison to the elecUon but ztlU retain good fu­ two hills northwest of Mlgnano, Walter Henry, o f this town, seven area that we may begin pulling our grandchildren and one sister, Mrs. planes sank two of a fleet of small Emergency Managemwt, of the 4— The Luftwaffe is larger now Fort Devens, Mass.— (S')—Santa att Sutliffe at the Rationing rnNUBiqf Relieves lenarai amount'^the town collector col ture chances of bringing the dou­ attacked and drove the Germana German torpedo boats attemptlnjg Claus droppad in on Sergt. Mario locom otive Ftremoa Diee Health Mensiiree Ulscueeed punches. They must forever real­ Amelia Bendseley, of Holyoke, The regtllar meeting of Clan War Manpower commission and than it was in 1039. Board. Tickets may be secured or To quickly tooth* til* Uehini, burning ble-machine ayatem back. from the southeast slopes of an­ to halt Russian landings. Tuecl -at the reception center this lecte, it is atm a lot o f work f^r other ‘mountain barrier one mile Maas. MacLean. No. 352, O. S. L., will Dr. Leonard Parente, of Hartford? Some of Weapons Bettor reserved up to 9 o'clock tonight. New'lisven, Nov. U —((P)—Wer- of occama, ptoriaMii. tkln and lealp ir­ ise that they have an enemy de- Thla profeeslonal Republloaii be held tomorrow evening in the 1 In the Nevel area, far to tae wreak—and he wraan’t early either. The meeting will be highlighted New Haven, Nov. 11—(/P)—Louis ritations du* to ntornal etuae—apply one man and a great deal of in­ southwest of that town. Funeral services will be held medical advisor of the Department 5— The number of workers em­ time bealth measures were dis­ E^' termlned to bring them 'to total dislike of Mortensen extends to Masonic Temple at 8 o’clock. All Arthur E. McCann, YD veteran north, where Red Army forces Recently returned from overseas. by the presentation . ed by the efficient and centraUaed was no rubber stamp tor some friends of Mrs. Henty. and Mrs. James Turkington. of 33 2:30 p. m. still in good shape. see. attack. ths IrreconcUiable nature of the ter-attack weat of Venafro. A con time the names of those who made by CBS, a Germw reporter back man economic picture to Justify SMm , Ntw SiMriilt H aage that cm* town tax office. It U InevlUble, of the Inner council schemea for centration of mortar and artillery Orchard etraet; has received the the supreme sacrifice in World from the eaatem front boaMed of To Talk on Manpower oampaigns to be directed agalnat rating of third class petty officer confidence in the Immediate down­ veys a trae* too, that the percentage coat of tha session, and that, moreover, fire falling among the Germans War Two were called today. Taps, the completeness of the German Mr. Ennis’ address will be en­ fall of the Nazi structure. For ex­ FALSE TEETH WOMEN: them, the sooner they are likely he was not one to be bound on made them disperse. Funerals u an aviation radioman, at the sounded by Leon Bradley were destruction of Russian towns and titled. "Manpower os It Affects thought. collection ahould be aubatantlally Naval Air Training Center, Mem­ ample, German food rations today to collapse. the floor of tha Senate by inner Advancing two miiea south­ answered by Harold Olds. The the evacuation of civilians by Hospitals," while Dr. Parente will are higher in caloric content than o.owho n««d CASH bighar for the dlatrlcta than it la council decisions taken over his west from Fomelll, the Americans Stanley P. Jackson phis, Tenn. He was formerly a Hlrh school b#a<5 played the Na- force when German troeps retreat. ■peak on "Hospitalization for Pub­ 25 C A R O S Bearing in mind the fact that mall carrier, entering service on they were at the outbreak of hos­ for the town. protests. It Is now history, of occupied the towns ot Oolll al Vol- Funeral services for Stanley P. tioLl Anthem. “(The evacuation of a region lic Assistance Cases." tilities. COMf m AND Mhlr. Churchill was speaking for oonree, that tha Oaneral Asaam- April 7 of this ysar. Program Presented means the evacuation of our provl- In addition to Miss Griffin, oth­ Jut *■! 7«ar plata'w lirMMw The town tax collection expense turno and Montaqulla. These Jaekaon were held at 9:15 this Japan: •K Ut rODAY two audiences it is permissible to bly would have had more of er present officers of the associa­ flaw •( valfr, wM a Hill* BIwbIU. $1.00 places are about aix mllas south morning at HoUoran’a Funeral For some reason, unknown to sions and of the products of the 2,000.000 Not Yet Called Flint-Bruce Specializes in mtat nUckMl •(•!», Utnbh, (m4 nERHAPS a U less than one per cent of the Private H. D. Stidham of Cen­ tion are: Dr. I. 8. Cteeter, New Aad Up. ■uapect, too, that, although ^bia that good notation It la now west of Isemla and 81 miles Home and at 10 o’clock in St. the committee. John Hansen of the country,” the broadcast Mid. A ^ alia AlMsaMw. Ytur iMth •oarU* Uk« ■‘^poraonat tax levied. Tax collection ex­ eaeklng If Mortanien*s views ter street, who Joined the Enlisted Britain, vice president; William 1— The Japanese still have some aartoua tonea seamed to postpone north east of CAsslno. Catherine’s church. Broad Brook. Taps—Manchester Leon Hradley. High school waa not solutely nothing falls into the loan of |]0 to tmpriatad. pense in the individual fire dis­ had been honored In the Inner In their drive to Casalanguida Rev. John F. Costello officiated Reserve Corps in September, has Echo—present Harold to take Oldz. his part in the hands of the .advancing Russians B. Sweeney, Wllllmantic, secre-^ 2.000. 0()0 men of military age who •i&O or more the final ellmactle blowe for vic­ councils. But It would probably beer, called to duty as of Friday, tary; Helen T, Nivison, Derby, have not yet been called to the KUfNITE necJ.3 na (truth *300 would tricts runt from four per cent of the British also took ths vUlagti end read the committal servics at ceremoniesDetails of at the the Parade hospital but . . . All inlmbltantz aolva your The world’* h e • t tory, they may actually indicate ha dlftleult to eall that idea to St. Catherine’s cemetery. The Nov. 12. He wil^port for TheRichard parade Hubbard, formed a member at Forest of the evacuated by force, everything use- treasurer. colors, and they have nearly as loved *tory told aver of Rlnalll, Gaspari, Carplneto and many more in the 17-30 year age Charming Period Designs (i«t Kl.aiESlTK taOuT twmm daliiB'a problem. Don't that tha time for these blows is the tax levied upward. tha party landers Involved. They Furchelli. The thrust along ths bearers were Theodore Guyzbeck, Devens f r w andfootball Main varsity streets team, at 10:20 turned under in a ful is destroyed and towns and ril- Trustees art: Dr. Wilmar M. Al­ Pharaiaev or any gam* gram alara. borrow unnac- again. Sro It now M While no great amounts are in- probably consider that Morten­ George Smith, Stanley Brazo- ^ college for further crediUble job on his part of the lages are razed to the ground. ) len, Hartford; Sidney O. Davidson, n-oup who are not now subject to oasarlly. but If a loan la to our oeleettona.., very close at hand. The Ruaeian road from Isemia to Rio Nero al­ command of Marshal Don Heming­ OUR T Award the araft. sen, by his attitude of protest so carried the Allies into tbs lit­ wicki, David Kerr, Anthony Cho- I training. New Haven, and Richard J. Han­ 'your advantaga, why not lot ua offanalve la still at full tide, mean­ voivad, it la nonetheleaa true that wayprogram. assisted by Chief of Staff aarva you. and Indpeendsnca, helped focus tle town of Prefalve. man, and William Dwyer. The program at the hospital fol- | cock, New London. 2— Ih the air, Japanese strength every doUar of tax uncollected, There will be a meeting of Henry Weir and aides from the is on the up-grade. The enemy has Loani to women ara mada ing that there is never likely to public attention on schemes Leghorn, on the west coast variouslows: ex-eervice organisations. privately, on algnature only. every dleproportlonata dollar in which would otherwise have Manchester TownAnd Club, No. 3 not only replaced the planea lost in GASSY BLOAT be a better .moment for Allied some 160 miles above Rome, and The Invocation—Rev. order to march was Browne given Barr. st i r You may have seen this Btnaible monthly paymenta. the expense of collection, repre- gone off smoothly. tomorrow evening at fl o’clock at combat but is improving both the •30 for 3' waeka coaU 42o. A blows at Germany from other dl- Pescara, less than 25 miles up the 10:30Flanders s. m. Field —Richard Hub-1 ''Reliable" emblem on dtsplsy# Foreign Owners - loan of *iab coita *30.60 whan senU another dollar tha taxpay­ In the General Assembly was east coast beyond the present ad­ British Empire’s the Y. Members are asked To quantity and quality of its Air i raetiona. Ths campaign in Italy bard.The platoon of polics under , com­ in our Prescription Depart­ BELOWTHEBELT? promptly repaid In 13 monthly bom a profesfllonai politician vance position oi the British A • e Cl. -I I bring their war bond books to the Principal Speaker — Attorney | Force. Moreover, the pilot tniin- .-Uw klaf tast OMklia consecutive Installments of ers themaelvea have to produce. mand of Lieut. William Barron led ment. We give it a good sp(>t, ing program has been stepped __ iloataZ ■lMn'ai«uB4 * continues, as wa ventured to see smear campaign against Morten- Eighth Army, both have been Aid Is stressed meeting. Frank E. Dully. Must File Data *10 05 each. Some day the people of Man­ ■en. He was called a "Boy Scout, the parade foUplwed by Marehal beoanse we’re very proud of it. and is keeping pace with an I aOaa arlMa aa a nauU Have Time. Prompt lunch- l tt several weeks ago. essentially a bombed frequently from the air Sergeant William J. Dewart of Hemingway,Roll Call—Wilfred Chief of Staff Clarke. H w y hour eervice cap be arranged. chester are^ going to seek the meaning that ha was guilty of the since the Allies tnvadsd Italy. I It’s sometbing rather epedaU celerated production schedule. “bolding operation,” by which we (Oontlnned from Page One) Chanute______Field, lUlnole, who spent WeirPlacing the colors of wreaths—Veterans. im wed, the High Residents of Manchester who ------Ala«a. Come In or phone ue today. economy smd flre-flghtlng effl* crimes of being young, honest and The announcement aald In ref­ Prayer—Albert Downing. you tee. This insignia it granted Uaa a t to o t, WMiaa aa m a u u n aiaauat Dewey-Richmqn are diverting and occupying Nari idealistic. He was accused . of ----- I a ten-day furlough With his family school band, members of the ex-1 own property in foreign countries ------»4 ciency that cxn only come from erence to the demolitions that sei^ceBenedlction-:-Rev. aiKillaries and Browneveterans. Barr.l onlf to selected Preeaiption were notified by Postmaster H. divisions without ourselves de­ having an uncontrollably "swelled “ these activities are similar to tlon to the United Nations pool, ,jt 55 Benton street, returned to hie Star-Spangled Banner —High | C om pany one lira department. When they Wreaths For Deooratloa Fhannades, maintainiiig the Olin Grant toda/ that they must Surgical Dressings B s ith o m ti ploying the forces necessary for bead” because he committed the those performed by the enemy Sir John told Commons: ^ station today, School Band. do, they will And an economy crime of thinking enough of hie "It is only In a very limited Wreaths from all local ex-serv- I highest ethical tUndaros. It file reports of their foreign hold­ _ FINANCE CO. Jewelers — Slatlonera any smashing attempt at a con­ several weeks before they evacu­ ics organisations were carried by ings' with the Treasury Depart- tint* Theiiter flulldlnr bonus awaiting them from the own opinions and principles to ated Naples.’’ sense that this, white paper Intro-1 •niere will be a meeting of the symbolizet salsty, esperieneed Gauze Is Depleted Slid Kloor PKoMe Opticiana clusive victory there. There are, honor them in action. And these duoes the money sign and to Oim s, Manchester Improvement Associa veterans heading the veterans di- service and fair prices, just what msnt bsfors December 1. The no­ V. Mu«kc. ' In the Mediterranean area alone, beneflts of one centralized tax col­ were the smears against him in If toere are any, who wish to Judge tomorrow evening at the Y. M. vision for the annual service of tice was given by means of a pos­ Nua A91 you seek when you have a ter placed on display in the post I har* k«aa aeveral timei as many troops as lecting eyetem. To say nothing the Hartford campaign Just con­ District Church these matters as a business deal, U, ^ g o’clock, according to decoration at the , hospital. A prescription to be compounded. The gauae on band (or Red - , (or auar the effect ie to underestimate th« I president Nackowskl. Action ^11 wreath was carried by a veteran of offices. . a bos a l XoaotaW today aad Read Herald Ad vs. are engraged in Italy. They are of the convenience of having one cluded. In that campaign, he did \ President Nackoweki. Action O oss surgical dressings was fin­ have one whole-hearted element real material cost that (alls upon tsken on the report of the em ­ World War II to share a place for May we have the priv^|s of Postmaster Grant points out Tht inspiring help of our dec- try UHOb ZM at yow dnaairx place to pay taxes. be taken on the report ished up at the meeting o f (he all poised and Waiting, as are oth­ of support. That came from a Meeting Sunday us. I should havs preferred not to mittee on the revision of the by­ the first time beside the monument filling your nest prescription? that It is necessary for the gov­ oratora doesn’t cost a penny er and greater armlet in England. group .of Republican women work­ have introduced Uie money sign laws. Other important matters dedicated to the heroes of the war ernment to have as complete in­ workers yesterday, and-the pres­ axtrn. It’s part o f our serv- formation as possible on the ent quota of sponges )z ready for ^ 'ihe expressed Allied hope for ers who have, for years, been'try­ even partially into the story.” wUl also come before the aseocia-^ which ended 25 years ago this Ipa, tako full advantage of it. “ Eagle' Hull Cimes Hume The fell meetinK of the Hart- Biggest Material Asalstance American stake abroad to assist ■hipping. I the Italian campaign is that we ing to get their party to work ford-Eiast Association of Oongrer tion for action. morning. liooking more than ever like for its own victories Instead of Biggest British jnaterlal assist­ Marchers faced a stiff, cool the military authorities and the Word has been received from i ahall be in Rome for Christmas. gatlonal Churches and Ministers ance,'it was diadloied, has been in civilian governments on the fight­ area head wil­ included Republican and Demo in line of march on that historic tbe pferald when the gauze is re­ Saturday, Nov. 13 Is The i start. Supper is to be served at six rent report to Congress was read aiiout turning in the namec of fully fail to file reports. cratic members Of Congress, and occasion were at their bend- as or ceived, at which time work will Hospital Notes o’clock after which Rev. Dr. Hugh there several hours after Com-, j now serving with the bd resumed. President Roosevelt Secretary Vernon White of the American mons had received the white pa­ armed forces. Addreseee of these looma'or lathes turning out war On This .Armistice Day per. It dealt entirely with reverse As word comes from National Hull was obviously touched St Board of Ojmmlsslonere for For­ are wanted as soon as possible. headquarters that the program is 1 Admitted yesterday: J. G. EWer, eign Missions will be the principal end-lease from the British com- Also members Of the 'odgt who D. 1. Members This is the most ihopeful of all the “ unexpected honor.” ”We’ll 81 Tanner street: Mrs. Isabella nionwealth, stating that the em­ to be stepped up one-third next speaker. Large delegaUone from have sons serving with the colors year, it is hoped that more wom­ Last Day Of The 1943 recent Armistice Days. Primarily ^..e you the keys to the city. Dewhurs., 38 Turnbull Road; Wil­ pire hoe contribute gl,l74,900,000 both OongregaUonal churchea in are asked to send in their present Hold Card Party en in Manchester will find It pos­ that Is so because we can all Mid the President. liam Irwin. 97 Suprimlt street: Mrs. Manchester are planning to at­ “to the defense o f the United Minnie Leldholdt, 268 Highland address.' The local lodge intends sible to give a, day, or part rt a “ Secretary Hull has Achieved a tend. Supper reservations should StateeV through laat June. sending a magazine aubacriptlon sense, today, a determination and street; Nathan Jefferson, 66 This was in reciprocity for up­ SL Margaret’s Circle, Daughters dav to the workjKffien next year’s be made through Rev. Truman H. and a another present for Christ­ a way to redeem the sacriflcea of diplomatic success nearly beyond Mather street; Miss Hilda Ceml wards of $ , , in lend- Klein Better Meats o f Isabella, held a dard party last surgical dressings program gets Wo(^ward of the Ekist Hartford 6500 000,000 mas. Membera may telephone to war. measure,” eaid Senator Harry F arka, 268 North Main street; Mra lease supplies from the Unitedumteu mM. night at the home of Miss Mary under 'way. church. IN FLINT-BRUCE’S collection of IWfi Cen­ ■When Armistice Day originated, Byrd of 'Virginia. ”He should re­ Catherine Dlete, 18 Birch street SUtes, and covered euch varied ^ ‘ **** Miner, 88 Laurel street Miss Miner Admitted today: Willard HlUs, items aa com-on,-the-cob and or TOomas A * * * ^ ^ J ® * ^ SHOP NOW FOR THE WEEK»END and Miss Mary Winn were co-host- tury upholstered chairs {and sofas, you see Christmas Club we used it not only to celebrate a ceive tha highest honor a grateful ' e . . ' 26 Walker street. 30 Are Present socka plane rer^r shops and box-1 The second degree i^ l m n rosez. There were 10 tables in authentic adaptations of ^charming originals victory, but also to honor those republic can bestow upon him. Discharged yesterday: Andrew ins eloves. I emplifled tomorrow evening by the play, some playing bridge and Walter H. Gifford m' * Most Ftom BHUeh Wee local lodge and there i^U be a | ...developed in a variety of designs to give who had given their lives for IL would suggest thAt he be award­ Swanson, 25 Huntington street! Oven and Pot Roasts Pork Roasts others sstback. But our honor to those who bad ed the Congressional Medal of Robert Olmsted, 88 ' Comstock At Shower Party Most of it came from the Brit-1 short business meeting of the offl- Mrs. Henry Oreussner and Miss 4e-Navy Student your taste wide choice. Most of them are Road; Katherine Brown, 12 Ches­ ieh Isles, whose total was $871,-j cers at 7:15 o’clock. A large elaes Florence FitsgersM were tied for fallen waa blotted by our accom­ Honor and that this great distinc­ 000.000. Airports, barracks, hos-1 (b sxpsetsd to take the degree to- built to our own custom specifications, to givr' ter Drive: Mrs. Deborah Brennan, Friends and relaUves number Shorts Porterhouse and Sirloin Steak first honors in brldgs and the con- panying glib acceptanca of^ the tion be presented to him at a joint 10 Trotter etreet! Mre. • Leonard pitals and elmilar facilities (or morrow evening end all Odd Fel- oolation prize wont to Mrs. Junes Providtnea. R. I., Nov. 11— Get Your Club Paid Up Ing about 30 gave a shower party Walter H. Gifford, son of Mr. and them the permanency and personality shop­ theory that peaca was now eter­ session of Congrsas Eccellente and eon^ U » . Center American air and land forces ae- tows Uvlng- in thU town are Inrit- SMALL LAMB LEGS BONELESS McVeigh. Mrs. P. R. Brannick recently for Mrs. Hubert J. Kenny, counted for $871,000,000 of BRt- to attend. Refreshmehts . wlu | Mra. Edward L. C. Gifford. Sr., of pers have associated with the FJint-Bruce nal. We recognized their •acriflcc. Tha walcoming gatharlng oon street: Mre. Ralph Lechausse and the former Miss Dorothy Foley. won first prize in setback snd Mrs. daughter, 111 Birch street; RusseU aln’e share, goods and services for follow the degree work. VEAL ROASTS 23 Lilac atreet, Mancheatar, Conn., ^ and unthinkingly labeled it the •tituted "a fins dam ona^tloh of Mra. Kenny Was married op Octo­ LAMB FORES Clifford McNamara, sacond. The haa begun work aa a member of label for over half a century. ‘ Mondays 18 Noon to 9 P. M, Little, Hartford: William Dudek, $331,000,000 end shipping for) door prize went to^Mrs. Michael This Week Bnd of Mcrtflee, when the truth faith in Secretary Hull and aX' ber 20 in-SL James’B church. Her $169,000,000. COOKED HAM the Naval V-12 program at Brown BUDGET TBBM8 Avollobia. Wapping. husband, a Hartford rootdent Is VEAL CHOPS- Gorman. Univeratty. waa that protecUoa of their aac- pressad a feeling of gratitude to­ Discharged today: Patricia Col Austria helped out to a total of I now In the service. The shower Pick Goodrich fB y the Piece or Slice) The Circle made plans for its Among a group of 137 entering riflee inevitably demanded some ward him,” said Senator Warren linge, 121 Middle T^implke East. $196,000,000, New Zealand provid­ VEAL CUTLETS annual Christmas party which will Deathr Yesterday, Mra. Augusta party -was given at the home of ed $51,000,t)00 In rsveise lend- Navy atudants thia oamaatar, Gif­ continuing aaeriflee from ue. The R. Austin, Vermont Republican. GROUND MEAT be held at the YAi.CJt. on Decem­ ford la claooed aa an Apprentioa Henry, 48 Madieon street ^ Mrs. Arthur Shorts of 87 Ply­ leaae and IndU $06,900,000. Can­ For OPA Task] PORK CHOPS mouth Lane and hostesses were ber 9. R m rvatlons may be made Sooman on acUva duty, when ha BBCriflce we should have been will- Such waa the atmoephara of ada never has rscstvsd Isnd-leais CORNED BEEP Mrs. Harpld Hubbard and Mrs. NATIVE FOWL by eontocting committee membera. fioa flniahad this poriod o f train* to make, but did not, was that the "old eagle’s” well deserved lIoDeymooB Oat Short aasistancs from this counLY. )P«y* Michael Gorman Is chairman Andrew Hooker. , Ing cosh for aQ wsr supplies ob- dardnoe A. aoodrieh, of 0$ Rob- tag. ha will b# aont to.a mld^p*. The ' protecting the peace they died triumph. What was thus openly ecto Rood, general menog» o( and Mrs. John Lappsh. co-ehoir man’s o(taool to cempltto hlz No* \ f Balt Lake City— According It waa a misesUonaous gift toined here. j ta get for ue. demonstrated at Washington was. The analyoia reveroe lendr Cose Brothers, paper menufaetur* man, of the ebmmittee, assiated by vol Indoetrinatien work baforaro- to police recorde, the man waa: shower and Mrs. Kaeny received ot Mrs. P. R. Brannick, Mrs. Earl Their aeertflee la atlll demand- we think, abroad in the whole na­ tbfm while asatod bsnsath aa um­ lease. Mr. Roosevelt said, “ em­ era at H l^and Park, Is on# of 1$ calving hia commioaion. ★ NOTE OlJp NEW LOCATION Married on Friday, arrested on Liordnsr, Mrs. Raymond Petcraan, brella decorated la rad. whits sad phasizes the eontribution which men representing various eegroente I KLEnrS MARKET Gifford ia a former student at Manchester [f B v redamptioo from ue. It is still tion. There are many who hava Saturday, eenteijceid (for ^ tU t Savings Bank of the British commonwealth has of the specialty paper board indus­ e OPEN UNTIL 8 P. M. Mias Mary Winn and Miss Mary Mancheater High achodi, w'here he 173-1M A.SYLUM. HARTFORD 4 (Opposite E. M. Loew’* Theater) ta us to drive frote .the graves had quarrels a’itb phaaea of state larceny) on Monday; and hell be blue. Gue(ris ware prspsnt from IRl CENTER STREET Rockville and Hartford as well as made ‘to the defense pf the United try appointed to an Induetriel ad­ Miner. Reservations close on waa active In baaketb^ll and fool- the Itlf dead the slur which department foreign policy Biit freed Nov. 20 to begin his honey Dec. / iboIL moon. But on Npv. 23 he’ll enter Manchester. A buffet luncheon States’ while Uklng Us place on visory committee of the OPA at / UBt Uuy ’’died in vain.' there have been feat who heva the Araui. was served during the evening. the boUlefronU. W uUiigton, D. C., yegterday*

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WTIU—IMW /VI g 9 D J i * WTHT— UM Hardly Mello wDRo-iM o / Quay 8 Kaaio w k b o - u i # Hilihouse Unable Chagnot’s Chiefs dren’s Underwear Esatwa War lima ‘V 4 :00—WTIC — Bockatoge Wlfor97;a6—WTIC—Quia of Two Qtlea; To Play Manchester Manufacture Slumps WDRC — Home Front Report­ WDRC—Easy Aces; WTHT — Lead Bowlers er: News; WTHT — News; Mu­ [Local Team Seek. Game Compiled by Students of Manchester HUrh School sic: WNBC—Blue Frolics. Oiambera* Hired Hands iUek of Workers a n d VOL. XI, NO. 10 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11 4:15—w n c — Stella Dallas; 7:45_W DRC— Mr. Keen; WTHT With Weaver High for THE MELLO Otto Graham, WNBC—Alvlno Rey. —Music.' Top Moriartys Twice ' Low Price Ceilings Hit 4:36—W n c — Lorens© Jonaa: 8:06—w n c — Maxwell House Next W eek; Seconds Ad CLUBHOUSE To Break Tie With al As Mrs. Baldwin To I Reserves jGive WDfIC — Liner; WNBC — Coffee Time; WDRC— Charles Wildcat Ace, Chief Causes of Present Flajf | f Legion of Honor \ Time 'View* the New*. Buggies and Mary Astor; To Play Kingswood. j(l H S Clinches ^Education for Victory^ 4:45—w n c — Young W I d d e r WTHT—News: Music: WNBC By BaroM V. Ratliff Fire Chiefs. present Situation. Brawn; WNBC—Count Baal*. Dallas, Nov. 11.— ’Those who Mrs. Raymond E. Baldwin, —New*. By Jack Dwyer Faces L'ish Tashion Show 5:06—w n c — When a Girt Mar­ 8:15—WNBC—Lum and Abner. Harold Sport* IkUtor^ have yelled vociferously for de- Chagnot’a Fire Chiefs are now By Jwn«» Mwlow «nd first lady of Connecticut, will Education Week Slogan ries: WDRC— News; Ad Liner; emphasis of football should be C. C. I. L. Title present the United States 8:30—w n c — The Aldrich Fam­ HlRhouse High of New Haven leading the Wednesday night . ’ 0*-rKeZ»e«*« WTHT — News; Music; WNBC ily; WDRC— Death Valley satisfledp-even if it took a war to Northwestern Primed to i league at the Y by virtue of smlt- Treasury Flag to Manchester, Senior Club Portrays New*. notified Coach Tom Kelley et the bring toie all about WMtaington, Nov. 11— Production — Tuesday through High school In a brief cere­ for solving ' problems. Days; New*: WTHT — Sereno I '" 8 the milk dealers, Bryant A : you>v«, had trouble buying Infants Friday. 10-4:30; Center church. Shaw and Zeinanek Star How the 1943 American Educa-i Mcessary 5:15—WTIC—Portia Faces Life;: GammeU; Castles in toe Air; Manchester High football team Not that there U a lack of in- Upset Leahy S Men chapman laat night at toe Y. For mony on Friday. The flag tion Week sloga*, "Education for Trigonometry Involves the tech­ Mock Scenes {rom WNBC—Dick Tracy. X' tereat in toe grid game. The folk* (AA46NI1P4I6 ■ >nd chlldron’s underwear—the sup- .Surgical Dressings — Watch awarded because. 99-7 per cent nique of solving navigation prob­ WNBC — America’s Town that It would he impooslble for ^ l i i r r l n v W i t h O n lv second week in auccesaion they piper for announcement of next As Undefeated Eleven Victory,” is observed at Manches­ 5:30—w n c — Just Plain BUI; Meeting. their team to meet Manchester on like the war>tlme variety but there ■ O D ESU nO ^ ^ h a s n ’t been too plentiful every- of the student body fire buying lems and is quite -necessary to air At M. H. S. WDRC — War Commentary; is no hysteria and It doesn’t make tPo(2njsuss#=’ -jneeting. war stamps regularly, will be 9:00—w n c— Kraft Muoks Hall; November SO. The reason ad­ and that’s bowling In any league. whare-then this Is what Arthur Blood Donors—Call Mrs. Swan Defeats Hall 49-0. ter High school has been analyzed men.- Thla. year a new emphasis Is Ad Liner; WNBC—Jack Arm­ much difference who wins. Graham Left. accepted for the school by being put on spherical trigonome­ *‘We see ourselves as others see WDRC— Major Bowes Amataur vanced was that the proposed con­ 'pons Hic Tied with Morlarty’a for toe lead Whiteside, head of the Office of son 2-1442. for appointments for by four senior English classes and strong. test come too close to the annual It was a brave coach who took lE H o u L o a ? troing into la.st night’s games tot/ Tom Gorman, president of th e, try in school especially for thla ua,” 8a^l Miss Georgia Greenaway, 6:45-w nc — Front Page Far­ Hour; WTHT—Gabrtal Meatter. By Bucky O’Connor ' OvlUan Requirements, said today. Hartford Blooil Bank this month Climaxing Its most successful their findings brought together by 9:15—WTHT—Grade Field.' game with-Wert Haven, toe view that hla college should *TD cT'— thanked Chambers’ Movers for and for mobile unit visit December Student Council. ! purpose. ' ' rell; WDRC — American Wom­ •TTie situation In that >|ne should campaign since 1938, Manchester six members of the High School With airplanes In war, there sponsor of the Girl Reserves, in 9:30—WTIC— Joan Davis and Arrangements are under way have a football team In the face Chicago, Nov. 11— (>P) — That taking two from their opponent, High's mighly unbeaten eleven 4>- World staff. They record M.H.S.’s en; WTHT—Superman; WNBC 0 t transportation difficulties man.- he safe In the next 30 to M 16. , comes a new branch In art. It is relation to the mock fashion show Jack Haley; WDRC— Dinah with Weaver High for a post sea­ fellow on the spot Is Otto Graham, Morlarty’s, Wilson of the losing Home Nursing — New classes slaughtered a vastly Inferior Hall doing Its part In each of the separ­ captain Midnight. son game, either Friday or Satur­ power shortage and toe knowl­ team walked off with the Indlvl- But Roy Cheney. forming; call Mrs. Donovan, 2-0684 that of camouflage. Many student* sponsored by mem^ters of the Sen­ Evening Shore; WTHT— Book Talks— 100 pound left halfback of ' toe High teamUB-O.'to'capture the C. ate alma set for Education Week: in Manchester High are studying ior Club. Rabbi Feldman; WNBC— Spot­ day, November 19 or 20to. The edge that he likely would turn up diial honors, with 368 for three the Underwear Institute or chapter office. Cross-Country Education for World Understand­ «;00-^W nC — News; WDRC— contest will probably be played In with a squad that any good fresh­ Northwestern Wildcats, who Is ■ ^ m s membership of 85 C. I. L. crown, last Friday. Bill this. An exaggeration of ordinary light Banda. string honors and tieing W. HlUn- Nurse Recniltment— Mrs. My- Shaw, speedy Red and White full­ ing: Education for Work; Educa­ News; George B. Armstead: Hartford either at 'ITlnlty field or man outfit of a normal year could nearing the close of a brilUant Skl for high single with 334. af the manufacturers, will go along The senior boys’ pre-lndUcUon life, the show opened with a scene WTHT — News: WNBC— Ter­ 10:00—w n c —Abbott and Ooa- :rittw}S?eslde's “safe' forecast haver, 6214. back, ran the opening kickoff Wins CCIL Title tion for the Air Age; Education to Include three subjects from the Girl’s Room. Peggy Mar­ toe Municipal stadium, both ideal lick by a country mile. three year career aa one of the T. Chambers, anchor man for his Nurses' Aides — New dayUme eighty-seven yards for a score and Wln and Secure the Peace; Educa- i , ry and toe Pirate*. tello; WDRC— The First Line: for that purpose. But quite a few carried on be­ greatest passers In Western Con­ team, copped high single and tores only to this extent: class to start soon; call office or for • whose value to the coming air age shall was flashing new green nail 6 15—w n c — History In the WTHT — Raymond Clapper; ference history. •Tf the War Manpower commls- from then on the Kelleymen daz­ tlon for Health; Education I la direct. They are aeronautics, polish, which Rella Slnnamon, re­ Saconds Play Tueoday cause they felt to * people still string honors. He hit 144 for top Miss Sampson, 45.54. Wartime Citizenship. Headline*; WDRC — Dinner WNBC— Raymond Grom Swing Otto and his mate* tangle with . Mon declares the underwear In^du^ zled their opponent* with a bril­ The Manchester High erdks- ' automotives and radio. Knowledge splendent to multi-colored plaids Hour Melodies; WTHT — Dick Manchester High’s second team wonted to see the game played, single and 381 for three string liant display of running and pass­ 10:15—WTHT— Dol* Camagia; will ploy toe second team at that it was good to alleviate war toe Nation’s No. 1 touchdown ma­ honors added up 381 which la top* K tiy assentlal to the war and ther^ country team took the C. C. I. L. World Understanding and experience gained in these sub and striped blouse, thought McCarthy: WNBC—S p o a-t a: WNBC—Ustan to Luht. Nurses’ Aides Corps ing. Ray Zemanek, Manchester Principal E. M. Bailey believes "ghastly”. Edna Taylor, showing Klngsv^^ next Tuesday after­ Jitters and'that It was good for chine, Notre Dame, next Saturday for the sea-son thus fer. tore Its workers essential. I m UUe last Friday by defeating Mid­ Jects is practically vital to future Nawa. ^ 10;30-w n c— March of Tim*; at Evanston. He’s on toe spot be­ w S ^ l^ th a tw e can began ap- The November meeting of the quarterback and potential All that the part which M.H.S. con­ air men. several inches of white beneath ®;30—WTIC — Strictly Sports; noon weather permitting. The toe boys still In school. Mazzoll was tops for the Motor Ann Spencer Nurses' Aides Corps State player, continued hla scoring dletown 20 H to 34 H over their tributes toward world underatand- the hem of her skirt, compliment­ WDRC—Here’s to Romance; game was sat down for this week miare's no ns* aomslng the cause toe claqh, 23rd in a series sales who took two away from Don eroachlng Production for minimum Last year, when students were WDRC - Attorney General WTHT— Concert Hour; WNBC dating back to 1889, Is being billed j K to the next 30 to 60 daya" will be held at 8 p. m. on Tuesday, spree by adding five more touch­ course. ing dependa entirely upon each In­ given Instruction In different ed Shirley Anderson on her Jaun­ but Kingswood notified Manches­ aooohas of looking out for thHr Willis garage. Mazzoll hit 143 fer Bob McCann Francis Biddle; WTHT —Wings to Victory. as s passing duel between him and That's an extremely conserva­ the 16th, at the YMCA. downs to hla record.' The M. H. 8. harriers, undefeat­ dividual’s atUtude. Practically branches of Civilian Defense, one ty Scotch hat. Virginia Hunter World's Front Page; WNBC— ter that their gridiron waa under Johe because any fallow who con B ^ K high single and then piled up 345 tive statement but -Whiteside s Mrs. Miriam DeMars. anaes every subject taught at M.H.K and Florence Palleln were con­ 11:00—News On All Stations. water and askCd foi; to* postpone­ direct a eollega footlml|/taan>' Johnny LiiJack, the freshman'aen- for three string honors. The score*; Shaw grabbed the kickoff on his ed so far this season,, easily of the courses was that of airplane —Feed Bag Frolic*. 11:15—WDRC — Joan Brook*. OF OLD sstion who stepped right Into An­ ■tatement was also conservative. It thetlst at the Manchester Memorial awn 18 and cut through the entire swamped Middletown, despite the may or m,ay not have direct or li^ spotting. During that time, many A quiet, broad smiling and induB- cerned with taking their hair out __w n c — Lowell Thomas: ment. has eanse enough to obtain e«n- fhagnots 0.8 Songs; WTHT— Music: WNBC gelo Bertelli's shoes smUfound a — w a ^ s f a r as he would go for hospital, will be the guest speaker. Hall team to race the eighty-seven loss of two hard-running boys, direct bearing on underatanding pupils learned of the different trioua boy la Bob McCann chosen of "pin" curia because Jewel Av- WDRC — News; WTHT—Mu­ Coach Tom Kelley has some fine ployment these days. “ Niorce N. Barton . . 114 104 218 quotaUon. His word "safe meant Since the Aides have occasion to the people we come In contact by his class for this week’s Legion erill had remarked that they —The Music You W ant looking youngster* coming up Gone were toe high-powered re­ perfect fit. ^ Gleason . . . . . 109 117 100 326 yards untouched. Zemanek con­ Donald Hall and John Donovan, types of airplanes, both American sic; WNBC—Frank Oirie. 11:30- w n c —Music of toe New Comparatively speaking, iU y enough garments to meet be In the operating room from time verted the seventh point. West who were sidelined because of with. and foreign. of Honor. Bob, who is one of the couldn’t keep it up to bandanas to 7:00—WTIC — Fred Waring In with that second and third team cruiting syetemir l^ hoy was OAME W. HUinski . .. 90 134 224 most popular boya In the Senior Miss Olson’s class. Worid: WDRC — Rayihond and Its toe first time in some years Graham’s will b«! pretty much a (joodrich . . . . !19 essential needs. < to tlm<, it Is felt that they will be Hartford followed the startling colds. Speaking about activltiea around Understanding of the part the Pleasure Time: WDRC—* sound physically—and was 4F or 114 130 363 glad to know something about the A1 Bray took first place with M.H.S. . In general, Mr. Bailey class, is currently treasurer of A farcical class room scene was Scott and Orcheatra. that he. has h*d^40 players on toe solo effort, while the Notre Dame H. Barton . . . 114 132 119 365 Difference of Need and Demand counter by putting on Its best of­ airplane's playing in this war and a Mystery: WTHT - Fiilton under 18—he was football timber. youngster will have a heap of help. subject of anaesthetics. Herb Stevenson following 2.6 sec- pointed out the assembly programs of its potential influence on life af­ the Hl-Y, his term having started presented next with Barbara Hen­ 11:46—WNBC—Tommy Dorsey’s t>ench at toe last game. The Howat ...... 107 111 218 It did not mean enough to meet fensive showing 6t the contest. ry portraying “Miss Greenaway.” Lewis. Jr.: WNBC - News; Some coaches have taken de­ Frank Leahy’s 18-year-Oid quar­ for the difference between It is planned to have a group pnds behind. which M .».S. has had, notably the ter the war Is furthered by class last January. He was also a mem­ Orcheatra; News. youngsters are keen about prac­ feats that would not only 1m hu­ Led by Captain Joe Rekaa and Bob ber of Paint and Powder his first The class consisted of Pearl Gte- The House on "O’’ Street 12:00- w n C — News; Design for ticing ahd gave the first team terback find will have a supporting T o ta ls ...... 546 574 ^ demand Is something Uke picture taken of all the Nursea’ Ducott, the Npidfeltmen moved The Middletown course Is one two presented last year, on South reports and panel discussions in 7-15_WTIC — News; WDRC — miliating ,in normal times but 594 1714 Aides In Manchester at the gradua­ of the most difficult In the State America and China. Ootstanolng two years being president of that aecke, Edna Gleaecke, Irma Ac- Dancing; l ^ s : WDRC —News; plep^ of opposition during toe cast which has rolled up-a gain of Bryant a Chapman (0) this; : . . j from their own forty to the M. H. history and English classes. Harry James; WTHT—Memory would bring concerted drives to 3.284 yards In Its seven consecutive tion exercises on the 19th. The of Connecticut, being made up of among the clubs which contribute All in all, when air transporta­ organization to his sophomore conero, Ruth Graham, and Elda WTHT—News. past season. Wilson . , , . . . 1?6 134 118 368 •A woman, needing only two do*- S.'S twenty before Manchester’s Flora. Lone. _____ Weaver Is Good oust them. triumphs, topping the nation with B u c k ...... an dlapera for her child, buys only meeting Tuesday should be well at. long, continuous hills. to world understanding is: Last tion develops so that we live in an year. < .. 92 88 104 284 Captain Bob Alvord term inate "MacCraker” to use hla tongpie- A “football game” with “Tom T h e Weaver team Ik good, fast But there are no calls for toe an tS'erage of 479.1 yards per con­ Farrand ... , 102 101 that many. A Woman, needing tended, for the matter of the pic­ The next meet will be held this year, under the guidance of Stud­ air age, Manchester High students scalp of toe coach: on toe other 90 293 the drive by pouncing on a fumble. Saturday, at Storrs, Connecticut, twistlng nickname, likes all kinds Gortoart" portrayed by Pat Com-.- and heavy In toe bargain and thus test. In their march toward toe Burr ...... 101 116 100 317 only two dozen diapers for her ture will be discussed, as well as Zemanek and Shaw took over for ent Council representatives, clothes will be educated for it. hand he is lauded for his efforts to the Christmas party. to determine the State champs. If of sports, having been on the Soc­ Ins and "Miss Klbbee" played by far has escaped defeat. It has a Sports Roundup National Championship the Irish S k o o g ...... 88 118 133 838 ohlld hut, having plenty of s w d - were collected to send to the needy Betty Carrigan. the Kelleymen and moved to the Lois Clark followed. Also to the Three Games on Network well-balanced line, fast backs and whip together a gang of guys have piled up 287 points to ■ toelr ...... ,, — — - - Ing money or fearing a diaper Production Notes all goes well. Coach Pete Wlgren’s In this country and abroad and Education for World Peace cer team for three years, and in ab­ forty-five on two tries. The Red squad should take this meet. sence of a hobby he also follows skit were Roxanne Beckwith, will settle toe city championship whose knowledge of football would opponents' 31. T o ta ls...... 499 667 534 1690 ahOrtue, demamds 12 dozen. The local Production committee and White signal-caller then cut donations to the Red Cross have Although Manchester High is Edith Andislo, and Betty Thrall make a short-.ihort-short, story. In­ By Hugh Fullerton, Jr. ■* how the coach will rate when he Only Bill Daly of Michigan has Ihere is no doubt that manu­ has a quota of eight wheel-chair The line-up; First, Albert Bray been made. the major league baseball teams, For Saturday Afternoon this weekend when It meets toe comes back? off tackle to scoot fifty-five yards M.; second, Herbert Stevenson, preparing its students for the im­ Ms favorite club being the "Bums” and Jean Storin. Bulkeley High team which held to sopie semblance of a football New York. Nov. 11.—(J5—Jiiat scored on the ground against the Manchester Motor Sales (t) facture of Infants' and children's throws, and it seems that they are for the second tally. He also added Current Affairs Club, which mediate task ahead, winning this The game was followed by the team. They say he la doing hla bit when everything seemed peaceful, Service Dept. wear In the moderate priced f l ^ M.; third, D. Thayer, Mid ' fourth, chose representatives last year to from Brooklyn. Manchester to a 7-7 deadlock, al­ first string Notre Dame line. He Bohadik ...... 102 106 118—320 pretty well taken care .of, the extra point to make the score war, it is also looking towards "prom.” Alberta Staum, Lillian though outplayed. In toe war effort. the furore about -he major league Lieut. Col. "Jeenks” Gillem, for­ did It once. has slumpi^. Cheney and OCR The sewing group at the South F. Baker, M.; fifth, D. Whitehead, speak over the radio on "Russia, Bob, who,has taken the college mer .Sewanee and Birmingham- Sheldon ...... 101 112 .114—327 14-0. Mid.; sixth, W. Strange, M.; sev­ peace. The Social Science classes course throughout his high school Narotto, Pat Comlns, Sheila Ste­ There had been some talk of a The boya play toe game liia- baseball has broken loose again. With the return of toe ailing H a ir ...... 123 87 90—300 both admit it . . . Methodist church Is making two, will again choose students to speak are probably making the greatest venson, Gllbertte Pelchat, and Southern grid coach, is In charge Cheney says that because the After three plays had expired In enth, R. McKinney. M.; 8th, W, career, is employed part-time by benefit game here between Weav­ .tily hut they do not eat, talk . , . Fred (Newark News) Ben- Julie Rykovich at halfback and Tanner ...... 125 85 104—314 the Center church group is making this year on“ The Road To Tokyo." contributions. In these classes, the Ann Donahue made up the cast. f*T^u**fsre for Saturday as the toe addresses of Herbert H. ^h- del came up with a story from a of special services of the Third last Saturday's unveiling of an jniderwear workers have not b^n the second stanza, Zhmanek Inter Bray, M.; ninth. M. Coughlin, M.; In Debating club the pros and cons Cheney Brothers cutting small er and Manchester but It appears and sleep It these days. E v ^ Mazzoll : ------. 9 5 143 107—345 two, the group at St. Mary’s cepted Rekaa' pass on his own students learn the historical and Alice Schmidt wore a "sandwich’' that this plan has been dropped during the workouts they are source we can't que.stion saying Air Force In Florida. . , . Capt. other froah star, Bob Kelly, toe declared essential—and therefo'e tenth, B. Johnston, M.; eleventh. of every question are argued. The parachutes for flares. Previous The Mrs. Soldier Arthur Nehf, ran of the old-time church Is making one, Mrs. twenty-three and outsped the Hall Hunt, M.; twelfth, Mereno, Mid.; commercial backgrounds of the advertising sign. two chain*, toe BLU although it might have raised con­ more concerned with making that toe 1944 model baseball will Irish coast along with the greatest given draft deferment—they have Phoebe Carrier, one, Mrs. Lester French and Spanish Clubs, with various countries. They realize to obtaining bis present Job last The "bedroom” scene marked Variety show from Fort Dix will Giants’ pitcher, recently was ap' 546 533 6W 1613 Sane Into the Army or Into other grldsters the remaining 77 yards. 13th, Strom. M.; 14th, Ristano, April, he worked in’ a local grocery wlU be doing toe same contest. on siderable money for the National their grades than In making the have a synthetic rubber core in­ collection of ball carriers in toe Hohenthal , has made one and Is movies and skits of the manner the mistakes which have been the close of the fashion show. In Notre Dame v*. Northwestern at present its 150th broadcast pointed a Marine Flight leader Do* WnUs Garage (1) Industries, by the thousands. The placementi failed for the Mid.; 15th, Getz, Mid.; 16th, Loo- store. Slater Is War Fund. team. stead of balata, which Is a kind country. Cargo ...... 100 106 126—868 working on a second, Mrs. Ines isms and speech of the two respec made by these countries and, as the cast were Jackie Heatley, Con­ Sunday afternoon. Tom and was awarded toe Distinguish­ Of course, there’ll be 30 other Price Celling* Too point-after. Howie Hampton added ey,- MUU; .17th. J . Hickey, M.; 18, Like most Senior boys Bob—Is Evanaton, 111. We heard of a player who beg- N rubber, anyway, but not a very Seelert ...... 79 88 117—M l Truax has likewise finished one Grant, Mid.; 19th, Rost, M.; 20th, tlve countries, present vivid pic the men and women of tomorrow, nie Hunt, "Baba" Penllafid, and The other gome# are divided. the M. C. popular kind last summer. ed Service Cross for his exploits fellows helping Graham. The Wild' A •6COIU1 factor hindering pro- two more points to the 20-0 count tures of the people. they can do their utmost to pre­ air-minded and would like to Join ged off from a football trip be­ over Guadalcanal after doctors Rose ...... 86 92 97—878 and Is making another, M «. Mun. by tackling Pete Peterson behind Nelson, M.; 21st, James Hickey, the Army Air Corps after finishing Barbara Henry. CBS Army vs. Sampson Nav^ cause he wanted to do more work But National League Prexy Ford cats fondly hope to upset the Irish auction of InfanU’ and children's sie la working on one, and one was History is one of the foremost vent any such errors from ever re- Each scene was announced by Topics tonight: had said he never would fly again Kuhney ...... 128 90 107—825 low-priced garments, Cheney says, the West Hartford goal for a safe­ Mid. high^chool but he is also interest­ Training at West Point and NBC NBC—7:30. Bob Burns; 8. Fan­ Harness Men on his courses- and he was a good Frick says he haan't heard any snd, keyed to a hlj(h pitch, they made by Mrs. Tucker, who Is over Ward Strange '45. subjects to aid a student in iron­ ocurring. Nancy Anderson appropriately Tulane vs. Georgia Tech at New ” discussion of the subject and it because of an eye Injury. . . .The can be counted upon to give their O’Bright ...... 90 119 125—8M been ceilings which, imposed ty. Both teams exchanged posses­ ing out problems like "Why are The Economiemeography class­ ed In Joining the Navy. dressed for each occasion. ny Brice: 9. Bob Crosby for Bing: student and didn’t need to "bone Kearns Field, Utah, Eagles will by IbeOftce of Price Admlnlstra- 80 yean old. sion before Richie Duffy Intercept-, . . J. G. Orleans. up.” The coach naturally said O.K. hasn’t been Hated aa a topic at best in an attempt. Three of these, made by M n. the Germans warlike today?” and es have been putting more empha­ J . 8. __ 9:30, Joan Davis; 10, Abbott and the major league meetings In De­ go In for basketball thla winter It la extremely doubtful, how­ 488 498 578 IM f tlan, the Industry considered too ed to give M. H. S. the ball on Its "Hrs the power of France gone sis on the study of Latin America. Intended to give young singers OosWlo: 10:30, March of Time Bid Smartly It used to be that toe only time with a strong team. They’re hop­ Hohenthal,, Mrs. Truag and Mrs. own 43. With Shaw and Zemanek CBS—8. Mary Astor and oth­ v-oii heard schola.stic subjects men. cember. . . . One sure thing la ever, that toelr beat will be good Tucker, are Included In the display Art Pupils Paint forever?” Again language classes Several aasembliea have aimed at eight-thirty and 1s dismissed for with Ulent a chance to go on a that minor leaguera would like to ing to line up service court and enough. Graham is considered Mortorty B* •0. tiioaa oaOings, Cheney says, alternating, the Manchesfer eleven contribute by the study of the a better understanding of the most pupils at two-five. ers; 8:30. tXeato Valley Days; 9, tioned around a college football boxing leagues, similar to toe Newcomb ....115 96 — n t bava forced manufacturers to turn of Production now to be seen in network. CBS at 9:45 a. m. Sun­ have a livelier ball next season. Northwestern'* only offenslv* went to the Hall eighteen by speech, customs, and land of the world. If all of the countries really A Civilian Defense Course was Library Club Gives day le starting a weekly series a* Major Bowes amateurs; 9:30. On Parade Brings team was when a star player was football setup, with teams from LaChapelle ...125 93 8 0 — 8 9 7 bo other Itnes where the margin of the window of Hale’s store. means of a lightening running at­ Murals on Walls Dinah Shore show; 10:30, Dick They’ve missed those big batting threat following toe transfer of people. Geography helps with the understood each other more thor given last year to all students ‘ New Voice* In Song,” with a on the border line. Now the dress­ and home run records that were the Salt Lake Air Base, Fort Navy trainees Herman Frlckey and L. Farrand .,.. 107 U 8 1 1 8 -M 8 mroflt la larger. He says It will Surgical Dressings tack. Gns Gaudino then flipped a study of the terrain and economic oughly, world peace would exist. during toe home period. Students Tea for Faculty Haymes song. $8,000 to Top Final ing rooms ring with more conver­ Douglas, ^ sh n cll Hoapltal, Lo­ Atam lan .....182 111 188—676 eoBtlnua that way unleaa the ceil- Although word has Just been re­ different singer each time. To BLU—7:05, House on Q Street: very useful when It came to sell­ Don Buffmire. pass to Zemanek In the end zone. problems of different countries. In Current Affairs Club is another could select special Instruction for start thing* off It will be Steven Day of Auction Sales. sation about "trig" and "naviga­ ing players. gan Naval Training Station, -Wen' Left to carry toe load alone, Kroll ...... 115 101 lOS-855 iBga are relaxed. . ceived that a December quota has I Zemanek kicked the extra point. The Art Studio Is the scene of English classes book reports and great asset In the promotion pf Air Raid Warden Service, Mes­ 7:30, Coast Guard dance; 8:30,i tion.” dover Field, Hill Field and Camp Low Mira .... — — 57— vr X t ^ 0 Mino tlmo ho praised the been assigned to the 'Manchester | Kennedy, baritone. Roy Porter Quote, T-inquot* Graham did Just that —and mag- The half ended with Manchester much activity dilring Art II and ' panel, discussions give students world peace. Both Information and senger Service, Fire Watchers and Max Hill, former war America’s Town Meeting "Ameri- The players want to push along Williams. W ar Production board, of which surgical dressings^ unit, no gauze ■food for thought.” practice In thinking is derived The Library Club “ has Invited can-Britisb Economic Alms:’’ 9:301 Harrisburg, Pa., Nov. 11—(iP)- niflcently—against Wisconsin last I ahead by a 29-0. Art III periods. Jhe students In ^ Service. Airplane Spotters Service, the faculty to a tea on Wednesday spondents who since have turned and get as much education as Frank Leahy, the Tearful Tutor Saturday. Hla day’s work consist OCR la a special part set up to has been received'as yet, so that The third quarter provided no M. H. S, is preparing every son from their meeting discussions. Will Osborne band; 10:30, Wings |gddie D, a two-minute pacer con­ they ran before answering the of Notre Dame: "Every team that leak aut tor oivllian needs, - for or Canteen Aid Service. As a Nov. 17, from 3 to 4 p. m., on radio commentators, are ^ n g ed of scoring four touchdowns, work will have to wait until It scoring and the two teams ex­ those clas-scs, garbed In smocks, | and daughter to take his or her Manchester High Is educating result, a number of students now to Victory. signed by Mrs. Frances Dodge call to the colors. They realize, installs that T formation will do Kelsh ...... 104 ■mliTrg- available to the Industry which occasion the faculty will hr.ck to their first love. In doing Johnson of Rochester, Mich., was passing for another and kicking comes. changed the ball throyghout by rubber aprons or overalls may be ’ place in the world of the future If its students so that they will not take an active part in the civilian judge toe special Book Week dis­ so. Porter, who covered the MBS—8. Better Half quls: 8:30, as do their parents that after a lot of fumbling in the first sea­ Texas League three extra points. In 10 trips with Denhup ...... 184 9 T -M 6 Ibo yam needed in manufacturing. Notice will appear in tht paper punU and fumbles. Manchester every one ojiens his eyes to learn make the same mistakes aa their Human Adventure; 9:30. Ameri­ toe choicest item among 60 har­ son. We did our fumbling last ■ In ag EBotors In Slaah seen diligently painting colorful defense of toe town. plays on which the students have earlier war day* In Europe, and serving In a war they won’t be the ball he gained 76 yard*, and In 8. HUinski ...1 0 1 07—W 6 it and when It arrives. moved to th?i West Hartford 33 all that Is offered him. forefathers by such discussions as can Legion Armistice broadcast: ness racing horses offered today strongly Inclined to return to year.” OCR flfBeiala agree with Cheney murals on the walls. The~theme of Eleanor Carlson. TTirough toe homeroom and been working. Prizes of books will Hill, who was In ToHyo at to* at final auction of the. Standard- five passing attempts he complet­ Aceto ...... 100 1 0 5 - U 8 Gamp and Hoapltal before hobbling to end the drive. the murals is an International one the theory of isolation, disarma­ guidance office, students are en­ time of Pearl Harbor, will trans­ 10:15, Dale Carnegie lectures. college and take up where they One-Minute Sports Page Plan for ’44 ed four. RWt OPA eeWngB and WMC faU- ment and world rehabilitation. be awarded to first and second bred Horse Sale Company. T. Chambers. .137 Even for an experienced house­ Captain Alvord and Tom Gorman and thus far, figures wearing Education For Work couraged to help with home-can­ best. fer their acflvlWea from the BLU left off. They will be grouw Latest dope on the ' proposed] Leading toe Purple to 'five vic­ Wra to declare nzMlerwear workers keeper the work would be rather Manchester High school pre­ Ruthmary Wirtalla. What to expect Friday: Also on the auction block were saaintli* have been atrong factore recovered' Hall fumbles to end ral­ typical costumes of the countries ning, victory gardens, farm work, The Invitation committee con­ to NBC. Porter goes to India and men—men with hard exper­ shift of the pro football playoff to tories in six games, Graham sports 576 536 548 1645 difficult without the gadgets and pares Its studehU for professions Education For Health NBC- 9 a. m.. Music of Man- seven horses from tiie estate of la outtlng down production. lies by the losers. they represent, from Russia, salvage drives, rationing and fac­ sists of: Parker Vetrano, Elaine Hill to Turkey. Hill already . ha* Homer D. Biery of Butler, Pa., In­ iences In their lives, expertenres Lob Angeles (Tlie Coliseum, not Loop Prexy Feels Sure a season passing record of 25 com­ time-saving devices which help so With the second team In M. H. France, Norway, Holland, Spain and work after graduation by Its Manchester High school certain­ tory work. Broda, Jean Carlson, Helen Smo- left toe BLU, while Porter wlU .lo hatUn; 12:30 p. m.. Mirth and that make college diplomas, the tlio diaper supply, seems likely Madness; 6:15, Melodic String*. cluding Stoneridge Direct, holder the Rose Bowl) Is that the Na­ pletions In 49 efforts, a pace even, to 'ha heat of all the infants' and much. So for some of our men and S. was unable to make any head­ and our own country, have ap­ courses and by the extra curri­ ly offers many opportunities in the Posters, Illustrating toe "Four luk, Helen Sudol, and Rose Uri- BO later. . . . The Sunday Army old college try and "I'd die for tional League doesn’t want to dis­ League Might Start faster than he set last year In women In uniform, many of them CBS—9:45 a. m.. Of Men and of the world's record for a four- akUdcen’a wear, for OCR says: way against the heavier opposing peared. Groups of two or three cula activities it maintains. field of "Education For- Health.” Freedoms,” toe dangers of Idle ano. The pupils In charge of tea Hour already having carried a heat race on a half-mile track. dear old Rutgers" spirit mighty appoint toe fans but finds it bard connecting with 89 of 182 aerials Count Fleet with no previous experience In students are working together, on The program is organized In gossip about mlllta-y affairs, toe arrangements are; Mildred Schutz, pickup direct from Guadalcanal, Books, new time; 4 p. m.. Home insignificant. They will be men Again Next Year. for a gain of 1,092 yards. In lbS9 only 5,100,000 dozen forward wall. The West Hartford Some people ivh> look at this title Front matinee; 6:30, Calling Pan- A new price record for the sales to say no to the Army Air Force. such things, who are doing laun­ team found the Red and White each of these panels while others part on an occupational basis pre­ and think only of the Phys. Ed. need to buy war stamps and Barbara Wiganowske, Mary Sil- the same short wave facilities was established yesterday when of the world, worrying about . . . Rip Sewell was turned down That sort of a performance dtopers were manufactured. This bonds, and toe other slogans of America, concert. rose la 1940 snd 1941, slumped In dry and cleaning in the camps line equally stubborn. Coach Tom ’ have created and are applying paring students to carry on the proKram that .every atuden* must kowski, Lucille Warner, Doris hav* elnce been employed by M. Saunders of Toledo, Ohio, ways of making a living. by the Army after getting as far Dallas, Nov. 11.—(AT—The fath­ against Notre Dame would be lit­ Wins Honors nearby, the work miut be doubly Jobs they have chosen. war are displayed In halls and Wiganowske, Lorraine McKee, NBC to bring In newscasU by B L U - 11 a. ni . Breakfast at tle short of miraculous. i 1942. but by his year's end should Kelley' finally put the first string stencil border design In keeping take but MHS actually is a center SardTs; 1:45 p. m.. Forum on paid $8,000 for On Parade, a bay Another reason for more Inter- as toe Camp Blanding, Fla., in­ ers of toe recumbent Texas League L • hard without mechanical aids. back in with five minutes left, and with the theme. The numerous courses offered of health promoting activities. Our classrooms. Barbara Williams and Toni lamo- George Thomas Folrter from that pacer by His Majesty out of Ame­ iest In scholastics than, football Is ducting center. Hla. military ca­ reach the record annual rate of Homeroom discussions have naco, Miss Helen Smith will be In "American War and Peace Alms;’’ will meet Saturday to see what can 9,200,000 dozen diapers. The Camp and Hospital commit­ Manchester began to roll again. The project Is a long one re­ include the College Preparatory high school Is one of the luckiest part of the world. lia O’Hanlon. that many of toe football players reer, It seems, folio .red toe same tee has been asked to try to locate Course, which prepares the stu­ been held on toe conservation and charge of this group. 3:15, Drama. My Story. be done about resuming operations Siiar^es Spot With Fitly As to the problem of woven cot- Gaudino snatched Rekas’ aerial quiring a good deal of research in Connecticut, to being able to m b s -2:30, Mutual Goes Call­ The previous record of g6,000 are In the naval and marln;; pro­ path as hla famoua blooper pitch. such thnigs as washing machines, and experimentation before the dent for professional fields. The protection of private property. Tag Day, also a feature of Book Instead of toe usual first line grams and failure means starting . . . Jackie Rockne, 17-ycar-old and President J. Alvin Garejner, Two From Stale tonwear, one OCR official says: and ran to the loser's 14 before be­ offer swimming for everyone, Week and a means of raising ing: 4:30, Full Speed Ahead. Milt paid for Gem Hanover In 1939 also Stefanita for Three electric flatirons, carpet sweepers, ing downed. The lanky Red and work Is completed. Commercial Course Is made up of Pupils take llfe-aaving for protec­ United States History, Civics Navy program at 10 tonight, CBS was exceeded by toe $7,100 bid by at the botbirn In the service. son of the famous Notre Dame confident their action will be In the "wo think we have It licked.'' He and Problems of Democracy teach money for new books In to ” H* la Bvritchlng to toe United Nations berle; 6:15. Lanny and Ginger. atllrmatlve, says: said ftirther that production of In­ ironing boards and electric hot White halfback tossed to Zemanek The students, through this Accounting, Business Mathema­ tion, or swim for personal enjoy­ Mrs. Johnson, consigner of Eddie While Ih/y are in eoUege coach, la a star southpaw passer Missing in Action Year Old Honors. plates, to supply* some of the work, will have gained Informa­ tics, Salesmanship, Typing and students to understand and appre­ brary, •will be headed by the Stu­ D, for Moee Hanover, a black colt at Champion Academy, Prairie ••I woi,ild be derelict In my duty fants' and children's knitwear for another touchdown ori the next ment, and to both cases are help­ dent Council. Tags and tag money learning things that will help camps and posts where there are tion concerning the dress and cus­ Shorthand. The Pretrade Course ciate our country. War time man­ by Mr. McElwyn out of Volga them become officers, they are Dll Chien. Wia.. but he’a only a If I didn’t urge that we have base­ woula be at the 1942 rate. y play. The attempt for the point- ing their health immensely agement and Inflation are subjects boxes were designed by Olga ball next year.” Especially, he By The Associated Press not enough. after-touchdown was blocked. Soon toms of other countries, increased give pupils the background to No small item by any means is Foreign Policy Hanover. .on government expense. They 140-pounder. . . . The British Washington, Nov. 11—(ff)—The We can not give any more defi­ for panel discussions, debates, and Brennan of toe Art Club. All previous records for sale of adds, since Texas no longer Is The three-year-old division ap­ nite picture of what lies ahead If you can offer anything along after Shaw ran a Hall kick back their knowledge concerning Color learn such useful trades as car­ the spdrts program which la avail, I. I. *46, Writer Urges get $50 a month, room, board broadcasting will give toe boys names of 22 New Englanders are Theory and Design, and Improved reports. •■ ' single consignment also were overseas a new kind of reveille on threatened with an Axis Invasion. parently Is the only one which has than that outlined above. If you these lines, please call Mrs. Philip nineteen yards to the seventeen, pentry, electricity, drafting, ma­ able to both boys and girls. Modem European History gives Study Is Urged and clothe*. If they do satis­ Gardner said he had checked Included In a list of 251 United developed a colt and a filly with Cheney, chairman, 3311. Transpor­ He then Wasted hli way to the 15 their ability to cooperate with chinery and textile*. The General shattered when yearlings from the factory work In their elas.ses Nov. 20 by broadcasting the Beau States soldiers missing in action think assurances should be more Many puplb* here are also In­ students background of world Revive Virtue Village Farm. Langhnrne, Pa., Jack-Bob Montgomery fight at with hotels and waa told they clear claims to championships tola rosy than these, that-Is something tation will he provided. and Zemanek followed by carry­ each other. Scientific Course give* toy* they go up to officer training In the Asiatic, European, Mediter­ —Barbara Hess, '44. mathematic* and the scientific cluding a personal hygiene course history and toe -aiises leading to brought an average of $1,878. The 8:55 a. m., British time. would fake care of the players, not year. Count Fleet, starting on to be considered elsewhere. Blood Donors ing to the two on a reverse. Shaw In their currlculums. The subject the present conflict. Teacher Attends Hartford. Nov. 11— -- "For­ school: If they fall they go to In the manner of toe past, but "In ranean and Southwest Pacific background they need for-many 21 horse* brought a total' of $39,- areas, toe War department an­ April 13 at Jamaica, won six Caution For Mothers There are many more repeat plunged over for the sixth Man­ of biology Interest* many people The five-period gym course for eign policy must be removed com­ boot camp,and the foot of the Self Service soitiq way": that there would be straight races. Including toe Triple donors in Manchester who would chester tally. Zemanek added the Une* of work. Many glrU are pre­ Four Generations of 450, including the $8,000 paid for military grade ladder. There la nounced today. We hav egiven here what the and Is also offered here. TTie func­ toe boys has had fine results. A French Convention pletely from partisan politic*.’’ On Parade. When Coach Harold Clark of sufficient players from among tl\e crown of the Kentucky Derby, undoubtedly contribute this month seventh point. With only two min­ pared to take Job* and to Governor Baldwin declared yester- no making up for failure. The New Englandera and next OCR, whose Job is to see that civil­ Vavy Needs Math. tions of their bodies and the pre-induction course gives In­ Germans Must Be The previous high for one con­ Holy Trinity high school at Trini­ youngsters, 4-F's and men too old ..of kin: Preaknesa and Belmont, before an ians have enough of the necessi­ if the mobi le unit were to be here. utes left, Gaudino floated a thirty- good home maker* through the sources of disease and the preven­ struction In radio, automotive and day In a letter to Connecticut’s Abo. the young men realize dad, Colo., quit to Join the Army for the arined service; and that It is not necessary to wait another Home Economic* and General Arts signment was toe $1,815 average \ European area; injury put him on the sidelines for ties, says. We have gained also six yard to Zemanek for the final tion of disease can certainly be aeronautics. Miss Jeanne Low. M. H. S. Handled Differentlv. congressional delegation urging hie paid at Lexington, Ky., earlier this that they are getting a college Air Force, it looked as If football the fans Wanted basebal land the rest of the season. He looms month, for the Blood Donor Ser­ score. The Red and White quar- Teachers Are Told Courses. Some of the girls are pro- Mathematics, ao Important for plan for a bl-partlsan foreign education that will be worth Connecticut: what industry “sa^s. There is one Included to "Education for French teacher, attended a con­ year fa 27 yearlings consigned by was out for toe duration. . should have It. ■ Gqoke, Tech. Sergt. Harvey D„ as an ovenii:helmlng choice aa the word of caution which might be vice and the Motor Corps are com­ teriiack kicked the forty-ninth pared for further training In the toe boys In service, is especially policy atudy group. plenty to them when the war Is But 17 kids begged to play and Tne league Is. In a healthy flnan. bining their efforts to make It pos­ Nursing Profession by the Nurses Health." vention for French Instructors a t Storrs, Nov. 11.—(J'l—Four gen­ the Walnut Hall Farm of Lexing­ Jr.—Harvey D. Cooke, Sr., father. ”Hor.se Of . the Year.” observed by mothers out shopping: point Just before the game ended. First Aid Is taken by many and emphaslled, and even girls, now In toe Hotel Garde In New Haven, The governor's plan, first sug­ over. toe superintendent said okay. '. . cial condition with plenty of money Stefanita. the George D. Wide- i sible for all donors who so desire Stxtistloa , Preparatory Course. erations of Germans now exist ton. Pine Point, South Norwalk. Buy only what you need. In that Miss Elizabeth Olson and Mias the protection of oneself and demand In toe drafting depart­ Saturday, Nqy. 6. gested to a women’s club In Provi­ The 'boys ran their owm practices, In the bank and with all franchises Lormah, Staff Sergt. Paul A.— ner flll.v. has clearly established a to go to the Hartford Blood Bank M. H. Blanche Henry of the Mathematics In many of the cla*^ which must be handled differently dence laat week. Is for a group Woman Oiomplon Whittier in good shape, toe preaident assert­ way other mothers In turn will be at any time during the month. others, acting to emergencies, pre­ ment of factories, are taking Professor Jones of Connecticut arranged their own three-game Paul A. Lorman. father, 41 'Woos­ claim to the filly honors of her sex able to buy. what they need until Yds. ^ n e d running...... 322 81 Department of Manchester High discussion* are frequently heui mechanical drawing. working with the State department schedule and won two out of three ed. Please call Mrs. Swanson, thu* giving a atudent the ability vention of accident* to the body College for Women spoke first on in the post-war re-ediicatlon. Ger­ ter Heights, .Danbury. and age. Not only did ahe defeat the picture changes for the better Passes attempted...... » 18 school attended the fall meeting of and treatment of Injurlea are only The importance of conserving Cherhulley. a favorite French au­ and toe president, to "evolve a set Hamilton, Ont.—(A5— The boys . , . After losing 32-0 to toe \ Mar-Kell In the Ladles Handicap 2-1442, and she will gladly arrange the Connecticut -Valley Section of to aUnd and say what he think* man-born Erika Mann, daughter Zemanek Hits an appointment in Hartford for a Passes completed ...... « 3 few of the benefits acquired materials and wise buying is thor among Americans In the late ^ of principles which would furnish at the corner store have put awmy strong Florence team, they Car Used, for Parly at Belmont, but last Friday she Yds. gained passing ...... 89 4» the Association of Teachers of without fearing an audience, an taught in Kconomlcs. of famous Author Thomas Mann the base for our approach to the toelr jackknives-maybe for whipped toelr two traditional ri­ time convenient to you, and trans­ . , 0 4 asset In almost any occupation. through this course. nineteenth century. clearly showed she was beat In Pases Intercepted Mathematics In New England A chance for learning and plan­ The Student Council Is extreme­ A French Naval officer, Lieut. and a distinguished writer in her treaty of peace and our cooperation keeps. Mrs. G. G. Pender, 60, vals. Holy Cross Abbey of Canon portation will be provided both ...... 1 3 10 vriilch was held on Saturday, No-; AU the extra-curricular acUvl- Good Scores Oklahoma Clty-i-(/P)- A week winning the Lady Baltimore Han­ ways. First downs ning well balanced diets and the ly active In aiding toe war effort Blanchet, whojpent the last three own right, told a University of with foreign powers In maintain­ has been named champion whlttler City and St. Mary’s of Walsen- ago a street car disappeared from dicap at Pimlico.. However, there Special Courses John Toumaud '44, vember 5, at the Hotel Bond in tie* of the' *chool IndlrecUy pro- Connecticut convocation audience ing that peace permanently.” berg by. big scores. . . . Wonder It' would be a good time to make paro *tudents for work. . knowledge of how to cook foods to It sponsor* the sale of war stamps years In North Africa, and who. as of toe Rocky Mountain Grange. toe terminal and was reported ia liable to be a split vote for the a first donation, so that Msinches- Hartford. the best advantage is a contribu­ and has brought toe sale up to a journalist, know* Intimately la.sl 'night. In that way. he suggested In his The sports program also , keep* letter, the ultimate program will Grocers Split Even at seen 20 miles away a t a town four-year-old Mar-Kell for the On Anliii" A^cts i ter’s portion of the quota of the Ensign Margery Foster of the the students fit and trim mentally tion of the Home Economl-s De- ninety-six per cent It is mailing many Fropch authors, spoke on ihjAe over 30, she said- re- reached by Interurban tracka: Thla filly and mare championship of the ■ Hartford Blood bank will ,be kept Naval School at Northampton, partment-to Health Education. Christmas cards to graduates In toe French literature of toe past m'nibcred toe pre-Ultlcr days and repre.sent as nearly as possible toe and phy*lc*l*y “ *** .propdrod for desires of all the people. We«t Side Rec With week a motorman off (^jity at 3 up. spoke on Mathematics In connec­ toe services here and abroad. The three years. « "have sumetoing to return to and i. m. saw toe same car, unlighted tion with the "Waves.” She said what’s ahead. . l. ^ General health principles Insist­ Captain Lundenn of toe U. S. Soccer Neglected in U. S.; Hartford, Nov. 11—but toe conflict with football'was th* Connecticut Veterans' admin- Comptroller Fred R. Zeller re­ every cltizeu. reaches the other person’s ears, S. \Tennart ___ 113 86 78—277 Russian and Turkish teams and have been collecting from study and training all the groups Itself la necesiary. General science, chance to make use of their new Miss Manii suggested that stem War department announced last Gpthiie ... ___ 94 99 103—296 Moscow once drew requests for too great It was given a fling at Name . . I e 4 * e e • I 'tatnition; and Paul lU Putnam, of jected temporarily all bids yester­ house to house already. begin the study of Calculus. Manchester High School is edu­ th is la the keynote around which laws must be set up agonist Nasi biology and chemistry teach this to cating its students for war-time Spanish by devoting a portion of night that Cadet Walter Woodrow E. Vennart .... 96 88 107—291 seats from 2,000,000 enthusiasts. Madison Square Garden, but toe the University of Connecticut Ex- day until other arrangements can Manchester High has 1,200 of yirginia Hunter. connection with such t h l ^ as fly- the present studies of the fresh­ the exam to this subject. teachings, “to get rid of to* lying Tracy. 26, son of Herbert L. Tra' country failed to get overheated citizenship. Classrooms, clubs, Fogarty .. ___ 101 100 119—820 The spectator never sits while Addresa » • • 0 6 o e t I a 6 6 o 6 t 9•B6*66l•• tatuloa oervioe. be made. ' her own boya In service, many of tor organisms, temperature, ac' men English pupils of Mlsa Anna J . P. " s pot'311 which has Infected all ideas. cy of Canterbury, had been killed about toe game, even though toe homerooms, toe Student Council, McGuire are based. For the dual watching toe game in foreign them seeing foreign duty, and stu­ celeration and air pressw. ‘ .''usitlvely Bpedking force will In a training plane crash near Totals .. .600 498 531 1529 lands. American profeseional Is as good dents won’t ' let them down. The Beg Pardon! Physic* proves for a bettor untor- and asaembUes contribute to thla' purposea of improving personal Spencefjeld. Ga. , Rhone A '18—20. Affe, t l - 60. < n i« Ooefer Poison Death .\oeldental very important subject—war-time a ct, '■.pllsH nothing.” she contend- Because of toe little equipment as any. boys receive priceless e ' ' and ser­ standtog along the lines of mattsr observation and clearly, express­ c J. " ^duca^ion inflicted won't W. 5. Tavara required, eoccer Is toe poor man’s BiUy Gonsalves for one. Th* vices from the USO alone and the Roy Thompaon, '43, U studying and motion, mechanics, heat, aero­ cltlsenshlp. ing-their tooughta, the studenU ON Named Tax Collector Inside right of toe Brooklyn His- Check hour you prefer appointment: RaiOerd. Nor. 11—(El— Cana- Stamford, Nov. 11—(ff')— Un­ at Scott Field. Bl.. in the Air KEEP wo;. .■’ ■ Freheit . _____ 96 183 ' 93—323 game. money collected goes to help sup­ nautics and electricity. Last year toe school schedule were asalgned to watch any Uve 2 It is strictly a team game In panoo, toe only club to hold two iWaa An tmdsiNilten yesterday aware that insecticide bad been Corps and not Navy gunnery, as object and describe it to the class. S! urged that poslUv* and con­ Winzier ...... 102 116 102—330 port these clubs. Mathematics is one c i the most was changed, enabling students to structive step* be taken in reedu­ Westport Nov. 11—i;!'!—Alois Haefs ...... 96 98 109—803 which condition la Important. De­ national ehampienghips simultan­ pretty Pauline Hines is all 1 2 -1 ...,. 1 -2 . 2-S. M ...... 4 - 5 ..^ I eompleted a two-day conference put in a cough medicine bottle. Watch the chart on tbMbuUetin was previously stated. Robert five more tima to outside worJt. “Much education la lost be­ f- f / 'y ’( 't eously — it could happen only in balled up in her work at Cincin­ M CanadhM Srs tasuranee srith Carmine Curto, 12, took what be Thompaon, '42, with Jimmie Mc- vital subjects to oonnIcUcm with cating the Germans to toe trutl|. J . Forger, fohner Mlectmon. was Sobleski ..i... 91 103 123-317 spite cloee contact, injuries are board In the Main building and air transportation. Baalc a Formerly, too school day started cause students cannot learn from few. In this country a professional Flatbush — muatachloed Billy c*n nati sporting goods factory. Nine­ Fill in and mail to Aassrican undsrwritsrs. - A re­ thought was medicine last night let’s get that red tins over the ConvUIe, la at JacksonviUe, Flori­ each other due to toe lack of hear­ named tax collector^ by toe Board Anderson ...... 121 88 124—333 metlc lead* up to algebra and geo­ at eight-five In toe morning and }pei of Selectmen Inst night to fill toe soccer team is allowed only three | break a man!s>hand with a booted ty per cent of athletic equipment American Red Cro6a. tiuuae A Hale BuiMia|| seat on tha eonfarenee will bs and died shortly after. Dr. John $130 mark? Let’s top our goal and da, In Navy Machinist’s Mate dismissal v w two-forty-five. ing toe other fellow,” observed Stage coaches began now being manufactured in United metry. TheaC subject* bring o n . rogulor achedul* between post left vacant by to* death lost Totals ...... 506 533 551 1595 eubeUtuUons in a contesL Nona ball, has broken the goal netting ' ^ Dominion Board A. Clarke, acting medical exam­ back up our boys. school. Navy Air Corps. Now the ocbbol day starts iftaa McOulre.>PhyHla K a rt^ ’4d , Stotoe goea to orarad ton m . Battjr Carncan. Jean Chltjlan -’44. grapha, formulas find acalesi PkUaiMpUa ia 1TS2. week at Goora* J . Groaomtua,' AU Stars forfotU is p*nUttM la, the foeelgn gam*. I more tboa one*. iMwPritoias iner, icrmsd his dsath acculsnial- A f r, ^ v - ■ )TEHBER 11,1941 PA(E3*

MANCHESTER EVENING HEBALDi MANCHESTER. CONN«, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 11. 194S She>-Are you a toe dancer? Don’jt forget. to write to that kC |« EIG H T ’ ■ V : ■ ■ . Soldier—No. man or woman in Mrvice. Write HOLD ‘EVERYTIUNG She— ^Then will yW- pjease. get them often. , ■> Sense and Nonsense off my teea? ...... " . First Drunk— Shay, wherah ths America First Will follow (hto the- New Jerusa­ Sweet Young'Thing—Tell^e, is The Oregonian. vPortland, liews-^ 'bXher side of the atreet ? paper, gave this report, ftf the Second Drunk ( pointing to the Not merely in matters material, lem, where wars shsll be no this a ^ood perfume? . ^ harvest altuation I’ other s id e )- S ’over there. but in things of spirit. more. Sale.sgirl— Abaolu tel^illiss. It’a M. Some day, some nation must take "Pickle Packers’ prospects of First Drunk -Can’t be! I waah N ot merely in science, inventions, one. of o:ir best smaU^a. R f N T A Citu's Wa that path, and fhat hopor I -jcover getting pickle pickers to pick Just there an' they said it wash SM and skyscraper;, but also in for my beloved America.. ; pickles for pickle packers to pack over pere. lit ' these last weeks. M y mind ideals, principles, character. A lot of foUur 'ara unhappy be- are poor. Pickle pickers let pickles Not merely (n Uie calm okMiltan of And so, in. that spirit and ' with 6 > It had been quite a day at th e; has been on the Army, I ’m afraid.” cause they cgfi't have th'i thlngs go to pot. to partake of pleasanter Doga— Birds— Pets 41 Household Goods 51 Wanted—To Buy 58 HnuMs for Rent rights, but ill the glaoxassumj): th*8«I tey, with all my that make .ether folks happy. .Isked fo Remove fltaff'cflilef. Moving—Trucking- Help Wanted— Female 35 office. For the first time since Sally „...n 'heart and adul, '^America ^*lrat.” ptektn-’a in war production, l.oevlng ABOoaaeenenta Automobiles for Sale 4 WANTED TO BUY small cir FOR R E N T— COMPLE1 ELY fur^ had met Ted, the work had absorb-) fhe felt very proud tio'n of duties. ► .. \ ’ pickle packers without'' pickles to Storage 20 WAITRESS WANTED GwkI CANARIES FOR SALE. Guaran­ COAL AND WOOD heating stoves. traileqt one wheel type preferred. nished 7 room house located at 34 ed her complete attenUon, and >t i N ot'(n splendid Isolation, bbt in Je'rrV— I knTy that- jenks wears pack and In a pretty, ,plckle^’’ London, Nov.. 10—fA*)— Minis­ FOR SALE— 1941 FORD aedan, teed aingera. Can be seen at 174 Kemps Inc. Furniture and Music. Friend— Now that yOu are mar­ 'HA.VB YO UR BitBY photogrraph- hours, good pay. Reymandcr’s Lewis street. Available now. Rent waa nearly five o’clock before she | at a courageous cO-operation. , \ / With heater, good tire*. Cheap for THE AUSTIN CHAMBERS CO- Cooper. Tel. 7121. Dick Grimley, 763 Main street. A. B. C. Flxlt Company, 21 Maple ried,-donlt you khlflk .that.you a toiipee, but I ’ve never bca'rd hhn ter of State Richard K. Law told •d to your own home. Call 2-1242 Restaurant, 37 Oak street. $80. Cali Robert J. Smithy Inc., realized with a start that tonight |**;*r. h‘« cap co^ed at a gay Npt 'flaunting fler atrengUi as admit It. . ■ ■ •’ ' quick sale. 419 North Main St. locai and long distance moving. street. Phone 2-1675. glapt.'but in behdlng-ln helpful-' ought' to take%m)t an accident in- Groiesr (to tuatomer' on the the House of (Commons today that ter appoiatmaRt. George Dew, WINDOW SHADES -VENETIAN 963 Main street. Tel. 3450—5343. Ted waa coming to town. I Hai-ry— No. he keep.s it under his ’phone)-MDY course, we could de: Return load system, furniture, W A N T E D -W O M E N and Kiris to ness over a wounded world, like ^im nce policy'? ' the .Allies.had asked Premier Mar­ (.■^■Pliotofrapher. blinds. Owing to our very low SEW ING M ACHINES, vacuums, Moat revolutionary of all had hla unlforin ^th the •W ' hat. - < liver .Mra'. Twlgg, but won’t you c a s h ! f o r rOUR CAR—Any 35 storage. Dial 6260. do bench wor'’’. Apply at Tober Poultry and Supplies 43 a Good Samaritan. ' “Wgn-^LIsten. you got the gipl an shal Pietro Badoglio to remove overhead, get our special low any electrical appliance regard­ been the change tb it Ted had come to the store?. Vouf. beauty is WANTED—RTOK FROM Hart- to 41. high, prices paid. Drive over Baseball Mfg. Co.. Elm atreet. Suburban tor Rent Not in pride, arrogance, and dis­ w fW g , she’s not that dange'rdusr. -, Gen. Mario Roatto as chief ■ at how to 80 Oakiand street. Briin- E’OR SA LE . 200 BROILERS and prices on high grads window less of condition. Estimates in w ittingly made, in Sally's attitude; i . i i v thnl'ii^ht Values . . . We are seemingly a tonic to'tiB and your Ve.ry pres ford at 6 p. m. to Weat >llddle Repainng 23 200 Rhode Island Red Pullets. shades and Venetian blinds com­ your home. A. B. C. Flxlt Cp. 21 toward per job. She had always en- _,**® dain of other races snd peoples, staff of the Italian army -follow­ ‘ ner’a. Open evening until 9 Sat­ WANTED YOUNG WOMAN or COVENTRY RENTS Now Avail­ her work with Langhorne i ]^’°"herful. Her face was r^lant •Thtnl^a we dream abotiS but ael- atraid today of simple W-orda Hkii ence scatters sunshine. . Turnpike. Telephone 2-0626. Oscar Forand, 20 Dobson Ave.. pletely Installed Samples fumlah- Maple street. Tel. 2-1575. joyed but in sympathy,' love, and un­ ing an inveatigation of complaints urdays 6. Phone 5191 —4485. High school girl for part-time able. Wall street. South Coven­ goodness, and.mercy, and kindness WANTED ro TUNE, repair and RFD No. 1, Rockville. ed. Capitol Window Shade Co., tremendously. In fact, the roomroom-j * * *h« came around the desk to derstanding. dom see department— V ' V'..' him. *-\ work. Experience unnecessary. try, 2 family flat, 6 rooms, full ’ •I meet him. . . . Perhaps we don’t believe in Mrs. PerklnO^My grdow w(*n>n 1937 PLYM O UTH sedpn. 1937 regulaU yoor piano or player 241 North Main streeL Phons mates often teased her because she Not In treading again the old worn, I crept upstairs, my shoes in hand, Textile Store, 913 Main street. baths, lights, water, garden space, There was laughter In Ted’a Just as the nl^’ht took wing— these old words because we don’t radio quiz eopCbat last night. S. Automobiles For Sale 4 Ford coach, 193ft. Plymouth aedan. piano. Tel Manchester 2-0402. E’OR SALE— 100 PULLETS. Also M19. Open evenings. • WANTED CtfILDS Tricycle, started off to work with Such en­ bloody pathway which ends in­ garage, $ ‘ 0 month. Single dwell­ ryes. "Don't look like that or I ’ll evitably In chaos and dissMter, And I |Saw my /wife, four steps believe in the good old values any Mrs. M arrows--W hy sttouldn’t Anthracite coal is. About 90.per 1938 P'ord coach. l939 La.Salle 100 roosters, 6 to 7 mon'ths old. small sixe. Telephone 2-0X44. thusiasm each morning. And Sally '.’No.»Herschel, I can’t find any­ NEW CONVERTIBLE TOPS. Cel­ ki.sa you right where you stand. but in blazing a new trail along above. more . . . And it may be this is he? He’s-been answering custom­ cent carbon; bituminous Toal, 60 FOR SALE-- FORD STATION convertible, 1940 LaSalle sedan, 36 $2.Op apiece. 136 Woodland St. HOSPITAL BED FOR SALE or ing 3 rooms, lights, pump In sink, had to laugh at herself bccaiuse she thing in your future that s ^ s luloid replaced In curtains, all Help Wanted— Male WANTED—CHILD'S phonograph chemical toilet, $25 month. Single •Sally backed away out of reach, which, please God, other nations Doing the same darned thing! the rea.sun the world is so sick. ers’ questions for years. to 75 per cent. wagon. 1931, good running condi­ 1939 Buick coupe. Brunner's. 80 rent, fully adjustable. Rates rea­ wa.s so happy In her jqb. you’re going to travel!” tion and'good tires. Call 6324. kinds of leather work. Chas. Lak- FOR SALE—ROASTING chick­ sonable. C^U Keith Furniture. or one suitable for a child. Phone dwelling 5 rooms, tights, water, “ Sorry, sir, it’s againat office Oakland street. Open until 9 W A N T E D —COOK'S helper, salary If Langhome noticed the differ­ Ing, 90 Cambridge street. Tele­ ens, dressed or alive, 214 Gardner Tel. 4159. 3340. chemical toilet, $3^ month. An­ regulations. She picked up her every night. Phone 5191. and meals. • Apply to Dietitian, ence in his once-dependable phone 4740. street. Telephone 2-0769. , dover, single d'welling, 3 rooms. secretary, he said nothing. Once hat. " I ’m all through now. .Oh, RED RYDER A BuUfl-Eye BY FRED HARMAN Memorial Hospital. FOR SALE —KITCHEN range, Ted, come meet my bosa before FUNNY BUSINESS ' r o k SALE - 1935 PONTIAC P-OR SALE - 1936 PO N TIAC Improvements, $28 month. Allen or twice he sent letters back wlien SEW ING MAfTHINEJS, vacuums. FOR SALE—-400 New Hampshire equipped for oil. good condition, Rooms Without Board 59 we go.” » aedan in A-1 condition. Call 6500. sedan very reasonable. Can be 4k Hitchcock, Inc.. Manchester she'd. made mistakes, but with no ''I’^O.eUT IVE SOT Irons, and all small electrical ap­ WANTED—DISH WASHER. Ap­ Red P\illets, 5 months old. 994 Slie opened Langhorhe’a ‘door HIPN WASTE-U/A 1 5MSSED seen at Moriarty Bro.s. Service also a couch. Tel. 5500. Office, 953 Msln street. Tel. 3301. comment. He didn't even say any­ pliances repaired. Genuine parts, ply Center Restaurant, 509 Main Parker street. Tel. 6700. FOR RENT—2 LARGE rooms for 5'iy 5HOTS< 0NL.T 'CAU6E 3 ARTAS Wllllmantic Office. 824 Mam thing when she bawled up his quietly. ‘‘Can Ted aay hello to Station on Center street. expert workm\iiship. Parts for all street. Tel. 3972. light housekeeping, in private .you, Mr. Langhome? 'fed, this is RED RIDER.' "WtS HOK15E FCMl SALE—PIECES of furni­ street. Tel. 1935. luncheon appointment completely mkkes. A B. C, Flxlt Co., 21 home. Bus service, private bath Mr. Langhome, who is a very SPOILED e\i 1941 PO N TIA C 4 Door sedan; 1941 ture. Moving soon. Csll 2-0726. one day, and had him cooling .hia ttiONJD TiO Plymouth coupe, 1941 Chevrolet Maple street. Tel. 2-1676. Articles for Sale 45 and entrance, steam heat, garage auperlor bos.a.” She pulled Ted NEI6UBOQ AirA - - BUT PORTER; WANTED—Apply Fed­ heels at the Raleigh While Stinton r o NJOT town sedan, 1941 Ford sedan. FOR SALE — eOMBlWA’nON available, suitable for 2 or 3 peo­ Wanted to Rent 68 around the edge of the'-door as PI?06eAM PIANO TUNING AND rejialrlng. eral Bake S>ioi<, 885 Main street. FOR SALE—MOTO-SKOOT pow­ oL4he Board of Economic Warfare WORRY ihS’ — WANTED Good selection of used cars to coal and gas stove, also two light ple, near Pratt 4k Whitney Plant Langhome came forward cordi­ Player piano specialty. John W A N T E D TO R E N T 2 rooms, waa searching impatiently f6r him ally. lOU'RE I^ T choose from. Cole Motors. 4164. WANTED —FUEL OIL truck er skooter. Perfect running order. planU. A. Chagnot. Brewster J. Tel. Mrs. Brown 2-0852. Cockerham. 28 Bigelow street Good Urea. Call 5577. suitable for light housekeeping. at the Willard- 'Then he stopped dead' atill. ARr\ED.' drivers. Essential work. Bantly street, North Coventry. FO R R E N T — TW O unfurnished FOR SALE—1937 PONTIAC 8. Tel 4219. Oil Co. 155 Center street, Man­ Write Box K, Herald. Sally, startled, looked at Ted gray car. in excellent condition, OUR BABY CRIB stock U now FOR SALE — COMBINATION rooms with bath, and kitchen Firing would have been too and waa amazed to see he had Women and chester. Complete. Also a full' line of crib 17 miles to a gallon on trip. Rea­ Bengal stove, practically new. privileges. Mrs. John Kovacs, 474 good for her after that, Sally gone as white as her dress. For Help Wanted— !<>emale 35 mattresses, $2.75 up. Victory Main street, Manchester, Conn. lAita for Sale though in a moment of soul- sonable for immediate sale. Call W A N T E D —F IV E hustllnB young Call 2-1103. one ghastly moment they all were strollers, $14.95. Benson’s Furni­ searching. But try aa she would, ICING GIRL WANTED. Apply men for our fruit department. frozen in their places "Tike puppets 3754: -- ture 713 Main street, next to FOR RENT—DOUBLE room for FOR S A LE — F IV E building lots, she couldn’t keep her mind on Girls Federal Bake Shop. 885 Main Popular Market, Rublnow! Bldg. WELL EARNED REST Is deserv­ all Improvements, Bluefleld tract. left behind on the stage after the A. * P. J 2 girts or married couple. Gall her work. And to tell Langhome street. ed after a hard days work. Invest Oomell and Campfield Roadi The performance is over. KusinesI Services Offered 13 W A N T E D —M ID D LE AGED man now In a Rest-Haven mattress 2-1614 or 47 Cottage street what the trouble was would have Then Langhome blurted, "M y FOR RENT—BLACK KITCHEN W. G. Glenney Cb. (/ - // W A N T E D —B A K E R Y Saleslady. for factory work. Steady work, and hand-tied box spring set. been silly, when he had the God, Burrows, you!" range, with oil burner, Also gas FOR RENT—LARGE attractive Wffciiii STORM W INDOW S and doors in Ehtperlence preferred, but not good pay. Apply Tober Baseball Only $79.00. $5 trade in allow­ farmers, the industrialists, the To be continued . hot coil,' cement block machine room, next to bath, bus stops at slalled. roofing of all kinds, asbes­ neceuary. Apply Davis Home Mfg. C5o., Elm street, Manches­ ance for your old bedding. Ben­ Army, the Navy and half the War New Model with 40 drying boards. Tel. 7304. door. 01 Main street. Tel. 2-1077. tos side walls, wooo shingling, Bakery. 521 Main street, in per­ ter. son's. 713 Main street, next to Commission on his neck over the A general repairing, workmanship synthetic rubber program. Right BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Yeah? BV EDGAR M ARTIN son. the A. and P. guaranteed. Write Box W, Herald FOR SALE—THREE BURNER WE PAY CASH now young love would have seem­ W A N TE D — W A ITR E SS In nuracs kerosene stove, one ksrosene hot FOR SALE-6bl B ikATiON g^ Boarders Wan^ 59 A FOR GOOD ed particularity out of place. TW\*» CWtANWVV VAT>-\ 1. “iAV-CORA • TWAK>\t HAA'-iAKl VOA'RA Laundry Help Wanted— water heater, one set of store Quotations dining room, 12 to 2 or 11 to 3. and oil range, cream and greeh MODERN FURNITURE But today Langhome had held v o o woo< QAWl'MWA^ •WA HfSjA A WHAt viA ARA - a s h e s AND RUBBISH removed. Male nr Female 37 scales, three large windows. 60 ft. ^OOM AND BOARD for refined *■ I ' ' I ^ i60 W ALV Ot.iA A>V<» W AWV Kitchen woman 7 to 4. Salary color. Also radio and maple par­ his first press confetence, and the TO TWA &O00 u Summit Street Cali 3444. o f 3-4 inch galvanized pipe. new. ■American couple, man and wife. The words “Back the AtUck” VOWAVi 'VOO 09*f0«&ATTW)& YAtAVCY ______and meaU. Apply Dietitian. Me­ lor set. Tel. 2-0974 between 10 WE BUY session had been so exciting, knd are no mere slogan. They exactly ______a POT WASHER WANTED. Apply one Meyers water pump, quantity 209\Pine atreet. VaJATIA OOW5V4 OOR CARAS, morial hospital. ENTIRE ESTATES ally had been so busy making Federal Bake Shop 885 Main of poultry wire, metal egg bas­ and 2. i describe what we must do. and do TWAtiA 00\N6 WA AKAARVCAViA E X PE R T RADIO service. Call H. ROOM A N D Q U A L IT Y meals, $11 If you are moving and have record of every remark, that now. if we are to win this war. »VOHAT ? street. . kets. milk and cream bottles, WOOR WviVY, Meade. Telephone Manchester WANTED —HOUSEKEEPER to FOR SALE— 3 PIECE living room exccH Items, call as. f Ted’sTe handsonie presence hadn’t WfWiOV small cream separator. Alden a week. Also room with kitchen — Treasury Secretar.v Henry Mor- 2-0898. care for family o f three, live In. set, springs In good condition. privileges. Ideal for girls or cou­ hovered over everything she did. genthau, Jr. Msrcler, R. F. D. 1, Rockville. •There’d been plenty of discussion Phone 4202. Situations Wanted— Apply 25 Maple street. ple, central. Call 3989. Tel. 981-2. ROBERT M. REID beforehand aa to whether Lang- I f agreements and understand­ //-n Household Services SHORT ORDER COOK. Middle Female 3S home should even hold a press A TTE N TIO N FOR SALE -W A S H IN G machine. ings cannot be reached which will jMft ItflitYMtAMiVtCI. tM€ T M »K U I FAT. Off Offered 13-A aged woman preferred. Hours FOR SALF,- SECOND HAND & SONS conference. He’d always fought YO U NG W O M AN with 2 year old Wanted— Rooms— Board make a free world in which to from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. Postiea steam and hot water hollers, any Call 2-0295. 201 »laln St. Phone 8IBS shy of personal publicity, and ‘Mr. Gucsswild will now tell you how not to play the son wants general housework and trade, then man-made shacklea INVESTORS YO UR C U R TA IN S carefully laun­ Lunch. 316 Main. size from 200 sq. ft. to 2.000 sq. Manchester, Conn. wax something of a dark horse stock marketrkc ■ r■“ dered. Price reasonable. 91 Main care of children. Call Margaret f|. Radiators, low and hig.., 5000 WANTED—WARM single room, again will restrict the free flow of Msfhlnery «nd Tools 52 centrally located, by lady defense to the reporters, who were ac­ goods. street. Tel. 2-1077. BUSINESS COUPLE want gen­ 4053. sections. All material guaranteed. cordingly more eager than ever I f you are kwking for an Wllllmantic Wrecking Co., West worker, kitchen privileges. Write — -I, R. Rovensk.v, vice president eral houseworker. full oi part RECONDITIONED Fordson trac­ for an interview. One of Sally’s Chase National Bank of New opportunity to invest money time. Live In or out. Call 5805 Main street Wllllmantic, Conn. Box X, Herald. SIDE GL.\NCES BY GALBRAITH — Bi rrta— Pe ls 41 tor on rubber tires with equip­ first chores had been to learn to York. in peal wlate paying an ex­ after 6 p. m. ment, excellent condition. Dublin say "no” nicely to the press. cellent return and also o f­ Tractor Company, Wllllmantic. Cash Buyers WANTED —WOMAN bo serve CO(?KER SPANIELS from cham­ Household Goods 51 Apartments. Flats, But the subject was pulled to It is time for the people of this fering splendid possibilities pieces by the W ar Commission country to realize that we are WANTED night suppers. 9 to 12 p. m. 60c pion stock. Adorable healthy pup­ Tenementa 63 a l l e y OOP His Idea BY V. T. HAMLIN List your 5-room, 6-room experts until it was worn to a straining our resoiircea to fight for the future, may we sug­ an hour. Apply to Dietitian, Me­ pies In solids and parti-colors, 3 ROOMS OF Modem furniture Office and Store thread, and finally the yeasea won this war, and if w^ are to have a gest that yon consider the morial Hospital. and some full grown dogs Jack complete in every detail, Includ­ FOR RENT ON WEST SIDE, and 2-famny houses with Carpenters Equipment 51 out. It was an exciting meeting. return to economic health it must 3CC.' TOURE M!AT N ] 2m a'JsMN'Tri’ TWE MACv- \ i 1S6-TIA3 OP MEaC-PULUV] Frost Kennels 26 Gardne St. ing a combination stove. Reason­ pleasant 5 room tenement with business comer of Pine and this agency for quick re­ Sally didn’t remember all the be by the orthodox way of work N •'•■•'•a T 'iE E «J X P . N ■ rBAyES'<\ AN' TvE fiOT T -‘ RAT6 BEAT.n ' t h e a h e a d * | DADDY IS A SOLDIER. Mommy able. Albert's Furniture Co., 43 garage. Adults. Write Box D, h i Walnut streets? Two build­ Painters FOR SALE - R. C. Allen Adding men who turned up, but most of and save. ae»,L’-Y 6PECI.A..' SkFE 3 0 \ T.!.AT S T C -E V Y S E N S * ;'v. s ’ ’£V BACK TO works, won't somebody please sults. - 1^ YOO TH;N< j - Street Tel. .V>73 I ties of future .expansion INC. T O BE SOLD FOR SALE — MAN S RIDING ! Business Ixicatlons for problems in an off-the-record left aa to the efficiency of govern- j 'Q d mental agencies. Delay and red i |00 ■udn up this attractive in- Walker Street YO U C AN LAUGH at Old Man boots. "Made by Pell. Size 6 1-2. Rent 64 \ description o f the fence he was Wo arc nfforing for immediate W inter If you have a Warm Phone 7153. Stipposed to walk in his handling at tqpe just can't be eliminated in esotauint.. Total gross ren­ any political organization as gi­ I -J Mile to «p|tle an estate. ^ 16- Morning Heater installed now. FOR RENT - COTTAGE street. rubber. When the men poured out, FOR S A LE BLACK seal fur coat, gantic as our federal government. ( f \ tal 12,200.00 annually. For room tivo-tninll.v dwelling lo- Only $45.95. Al.so attractive Commercial building about 3600 Sally had the feeling they approv­ size 36, good for country wear. ed o f her bosa— largely because — Everett' W. Jones, W PB chief \ Iff* farther iitformation about kitchen heaters and gas stoves. feet of ground floor space. Base rated at 102-104 Wnodbridge Also all wool brown tweed coat, 32 Alexander the.v’d been given facta instead of hospital consultant. 1 used 3 burner gas stove $15.00. ment under half of building thin iwoperty please call: Street. This property la offered racoon collar, size 36-38. beige and the altoo-frequent run-around. Benson's 713 Main, next to A. Steam heating plant, excellen , •••/• FOR SALE blue dresses, size 15. Navy tailor­ There was a stack of work that Goering Talks Two Hours at the bargain price of $6..100. A P. IlghL SulUbIc for light manufac­ li lJ ed suit, size 38-40. washable Street had piled up while Sally waa at the turing. Good location In busines One .5-Room and two 4- Navy slack!, size 40. Telephone meeting. She waa hard at work on London, Nov. 10.—id'i— Reichs. section. Apply Edward J. Holl Robert J. iSmith Room Houses. 3 years old. Large 6-Rnom House, fully a chart over which Langhome had marshal Hermann (Joering "dealt FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS He Aimed To Please BY MERRILL BLOSSER Robrrl J. Smith, Inc. 7764. 1009 Main street. Tel. 5118. , Inc. Pre-war construction. All 96.'! Main Street insulated; side porch; at­ labored for nearly a week when she with all problems of defense and Benton 8t. Section. .5- realized how late it waa. For a attack" in an address to gauleiters 963 Main Street equipped with oil burners. Real Ratate Insurance FOR R E N T— C E N TR A ,, store at tached garage; hot water smith fired ronm single (all on one floor)! Wanted—To Buy 58 ♦WPFH LAao IDonY PRAISE Me.CHICkS— • please / WHAT _ Telephone 8450 - 5348 lu ll ana 1013 Main street. Suit­ - moment she sat considering the and group leaders a t Munich, the T h e g u n THAT WAS h e a r d 3450-5343 Copper tubing. 2 unfinish­ Steam heal with roal, pleas­ heat with oil; down stairs OlO WASN'T AMVrHIN0>-— r ally it WASNY/ But WOULD able for drug, shoe, millinery, sta­ pile of untranscribed sheets in Berlin radio said today. The ALL OVER, the COUNTRY, ANY600Y ed rooms upstairs in the 4- ant location. I). P. $1,006. WANTED — WESTINGHOUSE lavatory. Complete bath up* Real Estate Insurance tionery, etc. Improving location, front of her. It would be well after broadcast said Goering talked two FEW PEOPLE KNEW THAT lik e MV ^ Laundromat or a Bendtx washing stairs. Recreation room HIS TARGET WAS THE FACE room houses. ' AVAILABLK NOW. attractive rental. Epply Edward seven before she was finished — if hours, but gave no details of what AmOGRAM? machine. Call 7837. finished in knotty pine and she worked at top speed at that. he said. OF Ma.SCHICKS(X3iUJBEK., J. Holl. Tel. 6118. THE FORMea FAPERHANtsCR. USED F U R N ITU R E and atoves, fireplace in basement. Large Ted expected to meet her at seven. GEORGE GRIFFIN They were planning to have dinner Given Prison Sentence LAR.DS APPCARANCC IN A West Center Street. 6- bought, sold and exchanged. HIGH SCHOOL PLAY PPACTlCALLY Phone 3429 room single. Hut water heat comer lot. Must be seen to. before going to see. ’’This Is the Highest prices paid. Jonea Furni­ be appreciated. Thin house i ASSURES A S ellout/* with oil. 3-car garage. Nice ture. 31 Oak street. Tel. 8254. Arm y.” Sally had apent all her New York, Nov. 10—(^)—Paul Meyer-Mendekohn, Lie. lot. S. P. $6,800. I). P. was built and sold by os in Saturday lunch hour atonding in E. Flato, 42-year-old international­ 61,200. CALL 1938. Due to transfer of line for the tickets. ly known jewelry designer who ad­ FOR SALE The Right Jumper owner house must be sold. Perhaps she could leave a mes­ mitted that he pawned jewelry en­ tWO-FAMILY FLAT — 5 ANNOUNCE THEX)PENING sage at the Willard to have Ted trusted to hia care, was sentenced WARDS Manchester Green Section. pick her up at the office. That in General Sessions court todtay to I sewt <»»» s» —A sssvici. sn. r n. sta u. a w>t. i //•// rooms each. 2-car garage. OF THEIR WAREHOUSE AT 10-room single with library. 5404 •would save a trip to the hotel. two to four years in prison. This place is located clo.se to FARM STORE ADAMS STREET — BUCKLAND, CONN. Fireplace. 4 good sized bed­ WE NEED GOOD USED ALEXANDER They could even eat a quick sand­ “ Here we have a hero riRhl in our homfr town, but slie wich and go directly to the theater. TTventy-three of every 100 per­ Main Street. rooms. 2-car garage. Fine CARS AT ONCE w m 'I slop chalterinK nbual her husband's bravery in llic PRICE ...... 37.500 HEAVY DUTY AIR location. Terms arranged. JARVIS She dialed the hotel. Yes, the clerk sons under 20 years of age have , said, he would have Sgt. Scott call defective eyesight last wsu* long ehougii to lei the boy tell how he shot down COOLED G AS ENGINE 1936 and Later. Real Estate and Insurance her. those German planes!” Will not freeze or over­ Mondayp November 15th WASH TUBBS Full-Time Job BY LESLIE I'UKNER IN BOLTON: Ridge Street. 6-room sin­ Mortgages Relieved, she rushed at her heat ...... $74.95 BARLOW MOTOR SALES work, her fingers flying over the 6-ACRE FARM — 4-niom A T 7:30 A. M. gle, Hot water heaL Oa­ 26 Alexander Street TOONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX rage. S. P. 66,500. O. P. 595 Main S tm t keys. Six-thirty, six forty-five.' It WITH ALltEP B0M6CR5 THST WU. 600M REGRET THE TOBTUMATELY, TAKE COVER! cottage. Electricity. Fire­ HIGH SPEED TRAILER- Phones 4112 or 7275 was five after seven when Ted OPERATlMFROMlTAiy IPMfXrOOKOVERTHlSnjSr.COLPNil! THEVITAt WAR 61.000. IM M E D IA TE OC- M a n e h e s t ^ AMERICAMtOMSERS place. Running •water and TYPE CONCRETE MIXER C tJ P A N C r. called her. Solly’s voice fairly LEM WORTLE.THE PRACT/CAL CLAIMS THERE’S OUQ PdSinON HERE INDUSTRY WU sang over, the wlrs when she HA6 SEEM ALMOST a r e HERE TO ARE C0MIM6! toilet. 2'2 cu. ft. capacity. 20 All Types of Tobacco Warehouse heard him. Aa she hung up, Lang­ NO PLACE LIKE THE R.R. PEPOT TO GIVE THE OLD UUSEARASLE PROJECT HAS PRICE ...... $3,950 in. V’ pulley and belt in­ Parker Street. 6 aerea of home came into the office. " I SUFFERED LITIU cluded ...... S49.95 Workers Are Needed. land with 8-room alpgie couldn’t help hearing your .con­ PARLOR MATCH HOT-FOOT $0 FAR, DUE TO 1 • “Good Luck’’’ Gift OUKAMAZINSU SIX-ROOM SING L E— honae. Steam heat with ooaL versation. Is this work, making it W ARDS LO LOAD Come Ready to Work Monday One and 2-car garages. Bam. necessary for you to cancel on en­ CLEVER J06 OF Steam heat. Fireplace. Chhdien eoop. S. P. $7,0(XL gagem ent?” CAM0UFLA6IM6 HORSE DRAWN THEM House insulated. Storm .AlANURE SPREADER D. P. 62.000. Solly gave him a grateful smile. windows. Screens. House “No, Mr. Langhome. And even if 6.5 to 70 bushels capa­ All hiring will be done in accordance witluthe it did, I ’'ve bMn causing you so located ofl East Center St. city .$181.50 Llneoln Street. 6-rooni du­ .Area Stabilization Agreement. plex. A ll improvenienta. much trouble lately. I’d feel House about 12 months old. (Farm Ration certificate guilty if I didn’t get this finished.” GOOD Bl Y .\t...... S;7,3.>0 Steam heat with coaL. S. P. required). ; 65,800. D. P. $800. She Watched the alow smile that gave distinction to Langhorae’a ® ARON 5AUM5EITE POULTRY FEEDS quiet face. I'd like to tell him abCMt takes OVER THE AM IQ.ACRE FARM — All till­ OtRcn Open Ss66 A. BA. Vn 14'“f Emergency Laying Ted. N ot to-Justify my slips in the fllFEMSSOFVIAtlUSeMO able. 7-rooni house, all 9:60 P< M. Dally BxMpt Smi- work, but Just because he's so modern. House wired for Mash .. $3.83 per 100 lbs. dajr. Alaa jT to t P. M. darned nice. Langhome hod a Xhnnday EvanlngB. •OUT OUR W A Y BY J. R. W ILLIA M S OUR BOARDING HOUSE 51AJOR HOOPLB electric stove. .Artesian well. daughter, she knew, tjtough he 8x 12 HEN HOUSE * $50.00 REWARD never said much about his family. Garage, barn and chicken 2.5 to 30 bird capacity... ADDITIONAL LISTINGS She smiled a Uttle shyly. “My YiWW BREED T VIWYTE6AD, 6\R / AT TlAE M T H W N ^N Y coop. This place is well lo­ WHY SHOULD 1 WASTE ...... $162..50 AVAILABLE AT OPnCES. soldier la coming over to pick me •S— MY TIME OVER THERE, SHE'S lOOPER.CetOT AFfLNCY PRWiENOD 1 cated for truck farm. Priced (Roosts and nests includ- For information leading to the arrest and conviction up soon, and Pd like so much to BEiMO j o s t l e d AROUNJD? eOW/-*'YOU'RE X MAFAE I ETtP&CTED ^HLSPEMStYE, have him meet you, if you are still Right for Quick .Sale. ed). . THERE'S THREE. OR FD(JR CORRECT ABOUT HEb XtO BEHOLD A CREATOR^ WtSTWA, of person or persons unlawfully removing gasoline, tools, here.” REPORTERS THERE WHO’LL IHCrr 8EIM& MUCH OM WITH A p e d ig r e e M A 3 0 R , A LLE N & FlWD OUT MORE THAN) I ”I’d be glad to. Without presum- LOOKB.BOTYOU AIMT; AB LOHG A B "g 6 mE ’ A>t ete^ from property owned or operated by: to pry Into your siffalni, is the CAM "A N D I CAM SlT V41TH THE 'MlMD.*" ' HIM DO Site MONTGOMERY HITCHCOCK, INC soldier pretty important to you?” AMD READ rr IM HERE TO BUY AM ' Stuart J. Wasley Manebestor Offee: COMFORT.' AMERICAN BEMJTY HAR-RUMPH// UTOOT RE.ALTOR Solly said In a rush. ”I think A a;; B O F I ^ WARD & CO. B66 MAIN ST. TEL. SSOl so. That’s why I’ve let you down so ROBE, ARE YOU.? Rtatc Theater Building The Alexander Jarvis Company Wtlllmaatle OOtee: T M m IMOHMIL Telephone 6618 - 7146 4.3 Purnell Place And. Affllfated Organizations 824 MAIN ST. TEL. ltS9 Telephone 4748 8552 LANK LEONARD 34-48 MICKEY FINN And That’s That S614 L - s o THAT’S THE STORY,! WHY, ANNIE I THIS ) I HAVEN’T FELT UKE WHAT KINO ) WELL, FANNY— IT'S ^LET ME Pattern No. 8552 is In sixes 34. J£ A SURPRISE* SVISITING ANYONE SINCE OF A A iKE THIS— PHILIP EXPLAIN OEARl I\ L BRUSH 0^ ^ ^ M , 38, 40, 42, 44, 46 and 48. Bise By Mrs. Anne Cabot apron pattern for the Four-Leaf FAVORS J hAS m e n ffAMBLlNtn IT TO ON THE HORSES I SAY 36 Jumper takes 3 1-4 yards 38- . There’s nothing more welcome Clover Apron (Pattern No. 5614) HBK COMES] I'M CURE YOU HAVENT BEEN] MICHAEL WENT AWAY, THAT ARE \ »^ S T IC ^ L Y , I ineb mmterial. Long sleeve blouse. THE WIPE. CHE'U LET you OVER TO SEE US yFAN N V— I ONLY CAME TAT THE FACTORY ^ HER. as a gift than a nice apron—this eend 10 rents in Q)in Your Name RUNNING NOW. W O !i 2 1-4 yards. Four-Leaf Clover appliqued apron and Address and the Pattern Num. NOW I HELP ME, . IN MONTHS ! JT OVER TO ASK OWNEY A AND---- ANNIE/ For this attractive pattern, THEM GET PHIL TO TAXE] will moke a big Christmas hit? a ber to Anne Oibot The Manchester OWNEVi FA V O R I send 15 cents, plus 1 cent for post- A Few BETS— AND IT'Uj bit more than half-a'^yard of ma­ Evening Herald 106 Seventh sge. In coins, with your name, ad- BE A U OVER! w h a t , terial will serve for the aprqfi— avenue. New YorkTll, N. Y. Eln- dreas, pattern number and sise I close X cent postage for each pat- YOU S A Y l to The Manchester Evening Her- scraps o f light and dork dotted or e a!d. Today's Pattern Service, 106 figured green materials make the I tern ordered- G3V) Here’e the beet news In the world 7th Avenue. New York 'l l , N. Y, easily appliqued leaves. Use organ­ F A £ S There are enough .Mwlng ideas die for a very festive apron— mus­ ; for Anne Oebot needlewwk fane COIMI ___ a new Album is off the press! to keep you busy sit fell and win- lin, percale or unbleached mualln S4tmm TDTHE ^ I for.on everyday spron. Wrap It up You've been voiting to lee this tl-H ■ tei in the hew 52-page catalog of mmnmi F .r o T v McNssfit XrMicaU. la*. NCT HLiMAM MANOR patterns called Trsahlon.” Let and send it off aa a "Good Luck collection of latest Anne (Jabot a m a u m ■ iiaiiiittia a u u u this book be' your guide to war­ for 1944” gift! designs— so send, today, for the ■ • S - S time eew iag.'Price 25 cents. To obtain Applique' pattern and 'fa ll and winter Album. 15 esBts. ■Li:'..-'- - , ' ■ /T \ mss^^To Our Fighting four War fund Gift wish , to donate, and will be more menu In Hartford and arc being Private William F. Abraltla, aon than giitd to have cars pick them taken in and brought back by Blood Donors EAT THE B E S T AT REYMANDER’ S Average Daily Circulation of Mra. Ursula AbralUs, of 81 up at Che plant In Eliuit Hartford members of the Motor Oorpa.- The Weather Unidh street, has completed train­ at 3:30, take them to the Hartford The men and k^omen in the Blast Corned Beef and Cabbaco For the Month of October, 1943 Forecaet of (1. S. Wrather Bareao ing as a tank mechanic at the Blood Bank and return them to Hartford plant who with to donate Armored School Tank Depart­ Plan Offered Delicioim Broilers their homes iii Manchester. The are urged to get in touch with Contldereble clondlneiia, Inler- P h > « i A. Horen, daughter ment, Fort Knox. Ky. service wilt take 'care of making Mrs. Huggins, Blood Donor Serv­ Tender, Juicy Steaks “ Mr. and Mra. Carl Noren, of 'mltten light taow tonight; pertly appointmenta aind all arrange, ice chairman, phone 6645, or Mrs. Member of (he AwUt ^ WaahlngtoB H reet who U a OYSTERS AND CLAMS ON THE HALF SHELL cloudy Setiirday; continued cold tri- All members of the Children of Red Gross Seeks to Co­ menta. Swanson, vice-chairman, 2-1442, so Bnreon of CtreoUtlone nlght and Saturday. luuut at tlmmona Collece, Bos- that appointmenU may be made. I am at the Microcosm Mkry Sodality, of St. Bridget’s operate in Transport­ In trying to locate the workers DINE AND DANCE TONIGHTI church, who are planning to go referred to in thk article, others The Service is sorry that arrange- Manche9ter—-A CU^ o f VUlage Charm aponaond by the menU cannot bei made for the unit .u at the Hotel sutler, Sst- roller skating, are requested ..to ing'Volunteers. have been found in the Buckland meet at Depot Square tomorrow plant who wish to donate, and this to aUy later, but it |s Impossible Reymander's Restaurant aaday, November 6. (ClaaeUled Advertiehig ea Page 12) evening at 6:30 o'clock. week 25 of them have appoint- for the staff to' do so. VOL. LXIII., NO. 37 MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1943 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS Since an article appeared in The Fine Wines, l.iquors and Beer > John Robotto. eon of Mr. and Herald some ten days ago about .35-37 Oak Street Telephone .3922 A Mra. Paul Robotto, of Bolton, has Charles W. Carson, BM 1-c, workers in the East Hartford air­ V completed Uie aourae of training “ Seabke">f the U. S. Navy, was craft plant who would like to be at the Naval Air Training Center. home at 13 Vine, street on an brood donors, but could .lot be. in American Dead on Road to '’Rome £ Memphis, Tenn., and is now a emergency leave becapse of the town at the time the mobile unit Military Leaders serious illness of his daughter K fluallfied aviation ordnance man. ia here, every effort has been made ^bOK TO SHOPPERS Gives fit He graduated from Manchester Rite. He was ill with the flu him­ self while at home but has recov­ to find out who these workers are K Htah and Trade schools! and was so that arrangements could be Our menis nre cxprraMy I'i formerly employed the T er^ ered sufficiently to return to Camp made, for them, but so far they created to give a lift to tired Steam Turbine plant in Hartford Peary fit the expiration of his ahoppera. Pay ua a vialt to­ RE-UPHOLSTER Qive Lie to Japs and at the Cheney mills hcrp leaA'e. He is taking advance train­ have not been located. It is Impossible for the unit to night before or after ahop- ing at the Stevedore and Riggers ping. You’ll enjoy n delight­ 2-Pc. Living RooAi Suites Far Off; remain any later than four o'clock, school at Camp Peary. ful meal, aerved amid rlean, since it takes some time to take pleasant aurroundinga. Recovered in Denim On Sinking Claims down the setup and pack up. and Private Paul H. Werner, son of All Work Guaranteed! Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Werner, of 130 the blood must be repacked and shipped the same day upon return *49 Hollister street, has been assigned ^ DinnerH 5 lo 9 P. M. i to Hartford. However,' the Man­ FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS CALL to the Technical schbol. Army Air ; Lieut. Harleth H. Manning Daily. ^ jMacArthur Foolcd ism Unshared chester Red ^Cross Blood Donor Co m f o r t in g Forces Training Command at | Annf>rt N o t O n e A llie d . A Sioux P’alls, S. D., for training as Second Lieutenant Harleth Hall Servlet la most anxious to co­ Assert Not One Allied operate with theae workera who $1.00 and $1.50 F u n e r a l S ervice. a radio operator-mechanic. The Manning, USMCR Air Force, ar­ Warship Lost During course is for 20 weeks following MacDonald Uphoktery Co. About Size • Moderate costs rived at his home yesterday for a FRESH SEA FOOD Strong Says Main Ad­ which he will be assigned to a ALICE OOFRAN Also A La Carte . Current Drive in Solo­ • Personal attention 15-day leave following Intensive op­ i “ If it Sw im s.. . American Industrial Building bomber crew. He graduated from (K bowb As Qneen Alice) Soviets Within 10 vantage ill Struggle Service. • Modern equipment Manchester High school in 1942 erational training at a Naval Ajr SrnU TD AL MEDIUM W't S«rv9 iir* 983 MAIN ST. HARTFORD TEL. 2- 4121 mons Toward Rubaul; O f Forces Ability lo Produce • Expert direction and was inducted on January 14 of Base in Florida, Lieut. Manning Seventh Daoghter of a Seventh Son this year. He has had previous received his wings two months ago Damage Is Admitted. WALTER N. LECLERC Bora With n Veil. Weapons; May Find training at Miami Beach, Univer­ and is a qualified fighter pilot. -Kendlnga DnUy, Inclndlng Sondny, Miles of Zhitomir sity of Cincinnati, and Gulfport, Lieut. Maiitutig is a graduate of 9 A. M. to 9 P. BL Or By Appolnt- Southwest Pacific Allied 1 Several Hundred Ma­ Opportunity for Vic­ Manchester High schcxil and ob­ Miss. nrat. In the Service of the Peo­ Princess Restaurant Headquarters, Nov. 12.— (/P) rines on Choiseul Is­ tained his primary physical train­ tory Has Escaped Per- ple (or SO Tenrn. We Serve All Lesral BeveraRea ing at Chapel Hill. North Carolina, 169 Church Streets Hertford, Conn. — General MacArthur and land Believed to Be In­ Nazi. Rem,rl^,l to Have Frcncll Actioil , niuiieiitly if Production and his basic flight training at sev­ PhoM 9-202i 623 MAIN STREET AT PEARL STREET Admiral Halsey gave the lie eral South and Gulf Coast basic today to Japanese claims of vasion Unit of 20y000, Applied Torch to training fields. YOUNG FOLKS!! Of Nation Slowed. Upon his return to active duty. sinking battleships, aircraft ^ f rehi Within 70 On Parliament G. E. WILLIS & SON, INC. Lieut. Manning will be aaaigned to Learn How to; Guadalcanal, Nov. 5— (Delayed) ROOFING carriers, cruisers and de­ Miles of Old Frontier. ^ Wa-shington, Nov. 12.—KA*) further operational training before stroyers during the ’ current (>P) —Several hundred sea-borne — Army Intelligence, whose Lumber of All Kinds being aaaigned to a combat aquadr WALTZ FOX TROT POLKA RUMBA Allied 'drive in the northern Marine paratroops fooled Japanese , Stii’s Unrest busine.ss it is to get all the in­ ron for active service overseas.' ASBESTOS SIDING Bulletin! Mason i Supplies— Paint— Hardware Lieut. Manning is the son of Mr. SAMBA CONGA JITTERBUG Solomons towaiid Rabaul. Not one forcefs on Choiseul Island in the formation obtainable about and Mrs. Harold J. Manning of 16 Allied warship has gone down, the northern Solomons for more than a .L o n d o n , Nov. 12.— (/P)— ^ the enemy, today blue-print- Bigelow atrect. INSULATION two leaders said through their Balsam Wool Insulation at spokesmen. week into, thinking they were an Tiie^Berlin radio announced a Revolt Predicted in Leb­ ^ for congressional examinfte" Ezpeit workmnnahlp. All work Way Naval Score Reads invasion force of 20,000. fresh Tetreat tonight on the! anon Unless British tion the reasons why , mfiiD.v gimranteed. Renaonnhle Prices. The Naval score since the Ma­ They harried .the Japanese, Performing one of' war’s solemn tasks, Sergt. R. Slrebe checks the bodies of American dead for relatively^ quiet frozen front military authorities do not TALL CEDARS No oblignllon tor nn estimktn. COAL COKE OIL JEAIWE’S STUDIO OF THE DANCE rines landed Nov. 1 on the now pitched the enemy Stronghold on identification on a battlefield near Caaerta, Italy. (U. S. Arniy Signal Cnips Photo from NEA.) in north ^ t r a l Russia. The Intervene; Protests Write. Best Food For Dogs flrmly secured Empress Augusta share recent public optimism nearby Shortland island into a Germans said-^they had with­ over prospects for winding up the 2 Main St. Tel. 5125 AT TINKER HALL, ABOVE BLISH HARDWARE CO* bay beachhead bn Bougainville’s constant state of uneasiness, razed Made on Arrests. BINGO drawn to “shortened” posi­ war in a hurry; Burton Insulating Co. ON MONDAY EVENINGS FROM 8 P. M. TO 10 P. M. west-central coast thus reads: one town and kept the enemy pre­ Makes Grave Ot>servatlom TOMORROW NIGHT Against Japan—three cruisers occupied while other Allied forces tions south of the main high­ London, Nov. 12.— Amid And Maj: Gen. George V. ISO Oxford St Hartford and eight destrayers sunk; at AT 8 O’CLOCK Phone Hartford 32-4815 PURINA DOG CHOW Lessons Will Start This Coming Monday, landed on Bougainville island to Another Crisis way between Flmolen^k and disorders and mounting protests, Strong, acting chief of the Mili­ November 15, At P. least 11 cruisers and four destroy­ the north. Bad Weather Slows Vitebsk— an area in w^ich the Lebanese Parliament was dis­ tary Intelligence division, after an IN MEAL OR CHECKER FORM 8 M. ers damaged; and two cruisers The Marines slipped into CThois- ORANGE HALL Russian accounts have skid solved today by French Commis­ exhaustive review of what the FOR INFORMATION CALL’ 3228 probably damaged. eul on the morning of Oct. 27 and Seen Possible United Nations are still up.^1 23 REGULAR GAMES AT Against the Allies—damage to left the night of Nov. 3-4, three Offensive in Italy the Red Army had driven a sioner Jean Helliie who asked for- against, made this grave observH-’ lAK GRILL- an undisclosed number of war­ days after the landing on Bougain­ flanking wedge to the south ns^r President Emile Eddeh to tion: $3.00 A GAME FOR 2oc! EQUAL IN FOOD VALUE TO form a new government for Leba­ "WHER^ GOOD FELLOWS GET TOGETHER" ships. ville had been accomplished. In Coal Mines of Vitebsk. German strong­ "Our main advantage in the OLD "Japanese claims of sinking Japanese Garrison Puzzled non. tile predomin„ntly Moslem 7 SPECIAL GAMES hold south of Nevel. struggle is our ability to produce 15 LBS. OF FRESH MEAT warships 'and of a Naval battle They left behind a puzzled Japa­ territoiy' ^ tw e e n PalesUne and weapons. If. through unwilling- SWEEPSTAKES Only A'lvance A s l t c d Turkey. DINE AND DANCE RECORDS subsequent to the Naval action re­ nese garrison, 143 enemy dead ness to face facts, we give up thle $5.00 WEEKLY PRIZE Mnat bn tnraed Is fttr Ml- ported off Bougainville the night and an Indefinite but large num­ Made by—Americans; London, Nov. 12.— (/P)— The-Britlsh’, and x Egyptian— . ----T0NT=- advantage, if through over opBT , To the Llltlnf Tones of vnge U you wnnt to keep of Nov. 1-2 are without any basis ber of wounded. Nine Marines were Sharp Nazi Counter- Reuter.4 reported from Mos­ ernments, the Egyptian press and mlsm we slow down production d o A m a c a n d h i s r h y t h m m a s t e r s $25 WAR BOND plnylng tke new ones. killed and 16 wounded. Board Urges Immedi­ Arab leaders pri^sted yester­ whatsoever," General Mac Arthur's To Put Ban cow today tliat the Red and relax our efforts, we may find DELICIOUS FOODS — MODEST PRICES 1 MpNTHLY PRIZE •St/to eneh pnld tor old rne- Storing Is Not spokesman said. 'The first detailed account of the ate Amendmeut.s to Attack Is Repulsed, day’s arrest #f menilHirs of the that our opportunity for vi(itory To Be Given November 28 ordn irrespective of qunhaty. The Nov. 1-2 battle was the one Marines' diversionary action was Army had stormed to a point government and Parliament. has escaped us permanently." Proposes R4tosevelt Ar^trate !n which American warships, in­ I^bor Disputes Act. ten miles northeast of the The blueprint consisted of a Roast Beef Allied Headquarters, Al­ On By-Laws One Cairo newspaper, the Brit­ tercepting an enemy Task Force (Continued on Page Eight) western Ukrainian rail .center review of a recent address before Veal Cutlets giers, Nov. 12.-^iT*) — Ex- — --- ish-owned Bourse Egyptlenae, Vj BroikM KEMP'S I t Hoarding of 12 heading for the Bougainville Washington, Nov. 1 2 - lO —A of Zhitomir on the last north- House members in .•lecret aeasion Ine. proposed editorially that Presi­ py Strong in which he presented Rohst Pork Steaka Fried Scallops beachhead, sank a cruiser and four majority of the War Labor Board “"‘I Government Moves Per- south railroad held by the dent Roosevelt arbitrate the dis- 798 BUIn SL Tel. 6689 destroyers and damaged two ticult terrain in front of the data Indicating the Germans are Our KitchcR CIoms At 11 P. M. believes another coal crisis is pos­ Germans east of the pre-war pute arising over Lebanon’s .sta­ cruisers and two destroyers with­ Three Prongs petually to Enjoin tus. stronger now than in 1939 whew sible and, ii> effect, pleaded pover­ Germans’ winter defense line Poliah-Ukraine boundary. The they invaded Poland and that the out loss to themselves. A representative of the French SO OAK STREET TEL. 3894 Connecticut GroRm Even More To Point ty of authority to deaj with It. slowed the Allied drive in And Restrain Associat­ Germans were said in, various real fight agRinst._Jftpan^ in the Italy to limited gains. Allied Russian dispatches to bave ap Committee of Liberation at Al­ Pacific has wily started’! ^ It was Feed It Straight or Mixed with table left Admiral Halaey'a spokeunan. Likely to Hit Industry members of the board giers said the French view Leba­ Fine Winea — Liquors and Beer ed Press Prohibitions. plied the torch to the Crimean sent hy the department to was even more to the point. He addressed themselves directly to headquarters announced to­ non as neither a French colon.v V(av overs. Remember! Cats like it, too! Green Mountain said the Japanese had not sunk a Congress in a statement strongly port of Kerch, a city of 105.000 all congressmen,''. and was made day. A one-mile advance by New York. N©v. Tlie Invested from two sides by Riis- nor a mandate, but in the process single Allied warship since the At Japanese urging immediate consideration of Lieut. Gen. Mark W. Clark’s of attaining a new status as an in­ public by Repie.rentative Outland HAR#ORD United Stetes destroyer Cbevglier amendments to the war labor dis­ government asked the United .sian amphibious forces .shuttled (D.. Calif.), who had prevloualy Aeeidcal tad ladenaily Caaipaaf Army and the capture of one , across the nari-ow Kerch .strait.s dependent state linked to France went down on Oct. 6. . putes act "to require respon.slbil- more commanding feature on the States District court today by treaty. quoted some of Strong’s state- ity of unions and to provide addi­ i from the Caucasus. . mepts. Even in the CSievalier'a c^ e . the slopes of Mount Camino near petually to enjoin and restrain The As the Egyptian newspaper Al- INSURANCE Japanese claim was clouded. For Sigi)8 Point Toward tional protection for workers, em­ German Line Broken The report a.s to Germany mfide Mignano at the western end of Associated Press from observing niisri ■ proclaimed the French ac­ Checkerboard Feed Store Potatoes that destroyer sustained only dam­ ployers and the public against The Moscow radio declared the tion as imitating the Germans, these points: ^ the Allied line were announced. See Imminent Assault those who misuse the power pres­ by-laws which "permit nev.-spa- Germany has more than 300 MORE PRECIOUS THAN GOLD TEL. 7711 No. 1 or No. 2 60 Lb. Bushel age during a battle in the Vella Exchange .Artilleiy Fire German line in the Gomel sector both Christian and Moslem lead­ 1063 MAIN St ., OPP. FOREST ST. Aimed in General ently permitted." pers desiring AP .service to b- de­ of White Kii.ssia near the famed ers railed on the British minister well-trained divisions. Dearer ttiui gold are food points to many customers. gulf which resulted in the sinking Gen. Sir Bernard L. Montgom­ CLARKE INSURANCE or 100 Lb. Bag at of a Japanese cruiser and two de­ The three public members who ery’s Eighth Army engaged tn nied such service because they of­ Pripet marshes "has been brok­ general at Beirut, Lebanon's cap­ Rasis for Optimism When a customer stands in front of our meat counter, Direction of Tokyo. “approved the Ickes-Lewis agree­ sharp patrol skirmi,shing near Ac- fer competition to existing AP en,” BBC 1 said. It wa.s in this ital, to warn that bloodshed would United Nations optimism is stroyers. Later the Chevalier col­ ment a week ago said in their for­ pondering the spending of her allotment of points, we do AGENCY lided with another American de­ quaviva in the central sector and members." area that the Germans said yes­ be Inevitable unless action is tak­ based almost entirely on the abil­ FOR TOP VALUE mal opinion in the case that the ity of Russia to keep nearly three-, 175 East Center Street stroyer and was cut in two. Washington, Nov. 1 2 .- (iP) — exchanged artillery fire with the A proposed form of judgment in terday the Russians were attack­ en lo alleviate the crisis. oar best in helping her to make a wise choice. IN A NEW HOME possibility of new labor troubles the government's civil anti-trust ing with numerous rifle divisions, quarters of the Germany Army O n , Bougainville, the Marines Signs from the South Pacific to­ "together with the shock experi­ Germans across .the Sangro river Revolt seen Likely In addition, we do our part by having poultry to offer Sec the Ones Being Built By Telephone 3665 BEEF BOX and Army reinforcements now in the east. suit against the AP also would re­ masses of tanks and planes. The Maronitc archbishop of occupied and the ability of Brit­ day pointed toward an imminent enced by the whole country as a (no points) as often as possible.. .also fish which re- have established a solid six mile- A .sharp German counter-attack strain the news-gathering cooper­ The reporteil Russian gain in Lebanon predicted a revolt iin- ish' and American aviators to con­ assault against the Japanese from result of the United Mine Work­ fo ■ quires no points. Yes, we even try to have pointless 15 Woodbridge St., Depot Square long position and at nearby at Calabritto near Mignano wa.s ative from withholding its services the Zhitomir area would mean an Ic.ss the British in’ ervene. tinue tremendous. rald.a on Ger­ GREENBROOKC ers’ defiance of the no-strike from non-AP newspapers, from many’s European fortress. p ' I items for the family d o g .. .this week-end it is trays of Cboiseul. where Marines landed three quarters— all aimed in the pledge, must of necessity bring beaten back by Clark’s Fifth overnight advance of Gen. Nikolai The strong Egyptian protc.st, Phone 2-0665 or 7274 Oct. 27 to divert the Japanese general direction of Tokyo. Army and prisoners were taken. carrying out its exclusive news Vatutin’s First Ukrainian Army lodged b.v Premier Mustapha Na- German manpower increased bones.. .pork kidneys.. .bi-aips.. .and late Friday after­ HOMES, INC into the forefront of consideration contract with the Canadian Press from the impending thrust at Em­ American forces are in the final and discusaipn the whole question With little change in the past of 18 miles and placed the Rus­ has Pasha, declared that unles-i noon we expect a new lot of^rosen dog food. stage of preparations for s co­ 24 hours along the whole length and from observifig by-laws re­ French pol.cy was "re-established (Continued on Page Ten) On Walkei Street OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. press Augusta, the American of the responsibility of unions for garding exclusiveness of local sians within 70 miles of the old But to get back to th e ^ in ts and the family, remem­ forces have withdrawn, their mis­ ordinated drive to slash off the anti-social acts and of the capac­ of the front. Allied Air Forces Polish frontier. logically,” Egypt “would be bound For further Information call at Week-End Values at THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY southern and richest half of the opened a new offensive on the spontaneous news furnished by its to consider her position vis-a-vis sion completed. ity of government as at present Henry C. Cas.sid.v. Associated ber that it’s real point economy to use your G, H and J Ale.vandrr Jarvla Co. office on enemy’s conquered empire and at supply lines of the fortress of Eu­ members. On these, however, the France In the light of events." Today’s communique reported a constituted to prevent such acts.” AP could apply for modification if Press reporter in Moscow, said brown points this weekr^nd to buy Center street or at 2b Alexander OPEN SUNDAY 10 A. M. TO 5 P. M. 22-ton bombing raid by Liberators the same ttine gain new footholds WLB spokesmen said this was rope. Liberators of the 15th Air King Farouk also personally n 9 C I F O R F I N E It amended its by-laws regarding "traffic is about at an end on the nie.ssaged the Lebanese president, ■treet. for further strides toward the. Force reached across the Alps admission of members. Flashes! Phonea: 4112 or 7279 (Contlnaed on tmge Four) ' I Japanese mainland. (ConUnued on Page Two) into southern France for, two saying that “ Lebane.se people can PINEHURSt QUALITY MEAT Files Proposed Judgment (Continued on Page Ten) always count on our friendship.” (Lnte Bulletin* ol the ijn Mira) J r V 9 a IS i 1 % 9 FOODS In two areas other thsn the smashing blows at railways and John Henry Lewln, sjrccial as­ You will find here at 302 Main Street as much qual­ South Paciflc-Australian zone of war industries at Annecy and British Protest Arrest 84 OAKLAND |^^LEPHONE ,386 sistant to the United States attor­ Strike Halts Wire Plant ity meat as in any market in Connecticut, qnd we are current operations Allied leaders near Cannes in cooperation with ney general, filed the proposed The British government inform­ Civilians’ Diet similar assaults by the R. A. F. ed the P'rench Committee of Na­ Won-ester, SInss., 'Nov. 12.— starting off with plenty of Native Roasting Chickens, Pap er Prints have been massing their striking judgment and ,146 findings of fact Riviera Rail —A strike of appniximately 700 power for months. One of these in Britain. R. A. F. Wellingtons with the court at 9:30 a. m. e.w.t. tional Lihet'atio>f today that it Frvers and Broilers. Also small and medium FOWL for would not permit disorders in the workers. dcM-rili^ bj' union offi­ potential theaters is the Ontral struck by night at the freight The government was directed to FRICASSEE. Lebanon area and prottssl^ cials as iinitiitlinrized. slopped all Sewing Machine Despite Row Pacific, under command of Ad­ W iU B eG ood yards at Prato near Florence. submit its proposals when a spe­ Link Target SMOKED TONGUES—SPECIAL! 49c pound WE WILL HAVE A FINE SUPPLY OF FRESH PORK The Liberators were unescorted cial court ruled Oct. 6 in a 2-to-l strongly the arrest of memh^rs of. production of vital, war. inaterinis miral Chester W. Mimitz; the the Lebanese government ahd Par­ the new wire mill of ili® Amer- Sliced Scotch Ham- Canadian Bacon other is the India-Burma area un. and an returned safely. decision that the AP had the right Blow Up Oil Tanks at Uaeta to pass upon admission of appli­ liament. Icha Steel and Wire Com|uiny In Fresh Hams, Fresh Shoulders, Loin and Rib Pork Lewiston Sun Appears der Britain’s Commando . expert, Jones Sees Afle(|uale ()uim4gainond today. Last Satun- 1st Prize Bag Sausage Small and Large Link Sausage De.spite the slow Allied march, cants but that the by-laws "in BritiMh Attack ('oiiccii- Official Infnriiiants said the Vacuum Admiral Lord Louis Mountbatten. French action in the Levant state day IMI^nen walked out becaime Freshlv Chopped Pinehurst $ ' In Abbreviated Form; See Coordinated Action Food f6r Health and the Germans apparently had ittle their present form” violated the Roasts, Fresh Bacon, Spore Ribs, Fresh Pigs' Feet hope of holding Gaeta very long. trated at C^niipfi After was taken without consultation of dissatlkfactian with revisions of HAMBURG (8 Points) ...... pound 29c Informed belief here is that anti-trust laws. pay rates lUKiwnte jobs according Cut Down to 14 Pages. Productive Effort. Aerial reconnaissance showed they The court had directed that the with, or noiiflration to, the Brit­ Make a delicious and desirable Macaroni I.oaf sur­ Nimitz and Mountbatten will Yaiikd Hit Antheor. ish authorities. ^ to C. Etiwin Lbfcren, president of and Pigs' Hocks. had blow up the oU tanks at that by-laws be changed to prevent a rounded hv a host of tomato sauce and small size meat throw their forces into action in The British protested both the United Steel W'orltMe union, Loral Repmn PASTE FORM west coast port nine miles behind member in the same publishing Lewiston, Me., Siiv. 12.—(e)— Grand Rapids, Mich., Nov. 12— London, Nov. 12 —i/Pi British- 1885. They returneoHo work SIoH'- balls. the present lines. field (morning, evening or Sun­ Lamb Chops and Roasts Boneless Rib Roasts One gallon Kem- The Lewiston Sun, whose compo,' (Continued on Page Four) (iPl—War 1 Food Administrator ba.sed R. A, F. bombers struck a (Continued on Page Four) day. The men Invol't^ ard froni Point values on Veal Roasts, Pork Roasts and Lamb Tonc paste maket itors are on strike, appeared to­ Marvin Jones told the National Reconnaissance also brought day) in the same city as a com­ peting applicant from imposing heavy blow at the French Riviera the late night and early day shifta Shoulders were reduced this m onth.. .why not try one Fine Veal Roasts L a m b and Calves' Liver \Vm fell. Kem-Tone day in abbreviated form, its psual Grange convention today that the back evidence that they had car­ «4ho |uiss each other at' 7 a. m. Rnith-Ready-lo-ute American civilian diet in 1944- will ried out few demolitions at Leg­ any conditions for admission. rail link with Italy last night only of the.se or a eut of boneless or bonc-in Morrell H u m .. . Friday morning 20 to 22 pages a few hours after Mediterranean- eoM>eidr 3I-99 gsL cut to 14. be ” aa good as in the pre-war horn, sinking two more ships in The court left to the AP the ready to serve! Nimitz Warns adoption of “substitutes which ba.sed Liberators and Flying For­ Partisans Hit Roatta Removed, (rum Post SH A N K ENDS PRE-COOKED HAMS pound 32e The management said employes years. Leghorn harbor ih an effort to .Mglers, Nov. 12— Ge*. FROM GROTE & WEIGEL: from various departments, and ,. "Decisions now made indicate .close its northern entrance. The will restrict admission" but indi­ tresses bla.'rted the .same area in cated that if "admission to AP the two-way assault to seal feeder Mario Roatta, chief of staff of the Frankfurts P«»li.sh Rings Veai Loaf COOKED SMOKED SHOULDERS (4-5 lbs.) lb. 35c former linotype <.perators, some Attack Looms that fo“r the coming year our civil­ Germans apparently had decided Italian .\rmy, whom the Yugo­ of whom volunteer^ their serv­ ian population will have adequate to dispense with the use of Leg­ were properly liberalized" the by­ arteries, to Nazi armies in Italy. Nazis’ Forc< Pressed Ham (6 points lb.) Liverwprst ,(4 points') tfupplles for-health and productive laws providing for the, exclusive­ The R. A. F. blow was ’’heavy slavs have charge-pounders at $4.95, and 2*/z*pound size 4, SEEDLESS" GRAPEFRUIT 4 for 29c of type aet. Both the manage himself, a Thanksgiving feast the tame time the public is equal­ factory at Annecy, nestled in the are smashing at the Germans in , from the Japanese defense peri- ly determined to apportion the balance, 317,^17.405.570.81. (Continued on Pagi Four) mountains 30 miles south of the successful offensives in Macedonia, 1 Germans .4tta4-k l-cro* at $ 2.69.. .both from National Biscuit. . . that are the Parts For AH Makes! ment and a spokesman (or the Cairo, Nov. 12—i/P)— GeraMOl International Tyimgraphical union ter. supply so that it can be an effec­ Swiss frontier and 40 miles west Dalmatia, . Montenegro. Herce­ I real th in g ...a s the price would indicate. There good That la the definite conclusion tive weapon for war and ao tliat of the . Italian .frontier. Allied govina and eastern Bosnia, today's sea forces attacked the British- ' TomatoM and Grieen Peppers (independent) agreed that unii held Dodecanese Island of L^ree enough to send to the boy in camp. And then we have a Fancy Radishes and Cucumbers drawn here from the Armistice adequate quantities can be pro­ bombers have hit • repeatedly at war bulletin said. FREE ESTIMATES ROllER-KOATER shop meant a "closed shop.’’ this morqing. gaining (ootboliis Hostess Fruit Cake at $1.10, one from Bond priced at day address at Admiral Chester vided for the armed forces and our similar plants in Germany and According to. the communique, Celery and Lettut;e Cranberries and Cocoanuts The tmion said all 42 composing Marines Use Razor Blades “nt some points,” n BrlRsh Mid­ $1.66, and a Drake’s Pound Fruit Cake which sells (all IN YOUR HOME Rolle Kern- OA a . room employes were members. W. Nimlts, conimander in chief of ’Allies. Italy, in an effort to end German only in Slovenia were the partisans tke Pacific fleet, who last night Joned assured the Grange it was on the defensive, while in Serbia dle East communique announced we can get of, them) at 50c each. Baby Beans ...... 2 Qts. 39c Pecans and Walnuts Tope right Q j f l V l The strike was auttaorieed^by * 34 production of this vita! war prod­ today. Other landing attempt* PHONE MAN. 2-1575, e v e r your to 2 vote. told a nation-wide radio audience/ W FA's purpose to see that the uct. heavy fighting Was reported in Turnips, Parsnips, Carrots wellt quick­ farmers receive adequate returns To Help Them Killing Japs were repulsed and several Oer-, WHEREVER YOU LIVE... Sweet Potatoes and Yams DMIS WASNIS "Our time haa come to attack Rail LJnk Seen Important progress against Germans and man landing craft were destroyed ly, easily. mONINoun* IA 8 H .V I ..Henceforth we propose to give next year for the all-time record unit. Of Serb CThetnilis. you will find Pinehurst a good place to buy your food. Greenings and McIntosh ' Summer Squash and Beets am oothly t Soft Coal Production crops they have been asked to pro­ Last Tilg^’s return blow at the or damaged, the announcement Complete Service On Mm I the Jap no rest. All hands in the Guadalcanal. Nov. 12.-- ifi feet, thmi drop suddenly and, pass. ’n*at night the R.A.F. has been captured .and “extreme­ or aa aoah aa a aeatiauad ri ! /• I ■ . r . • 'v A I : . hi [_ s • t • , A • 1 a new walkout o f 500 men ,waa re­ the South and Southwest Pacific He promised to continue consul­ A B. C. FixH Co. ported at a Jonea A Laughlin Intensified attacks by all forces tation with Congress bn provisions the Marine parachute battalion, while they were looking at their blasted Mondane, at the French ly heavy losses" have been Inflict- aircraft production COME ON OVER! that actober’a aiae gar 21 Maple St. Manchester “and I suppose the Japs will bate hands, someone would shoot .(OsMUoad m Page Two]) | (Continued en Paaw Four) KVaifinned am Paga Two) me lor it. But they had the a n -' them.” I (Ceatiaued m Page Two).. tUeettaoed am Fag* Two) waa not n nsMi r.

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