WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27,194^' 7^ 7 TWETA'B flanrbrBtrr Evnitna XnralU Average Daily Circulation Far the Meath of October, 1848 The Weather treasurer. Mr. Hobentbal will be of U. a. W'oather A opociol buslneso moetlng wUI paid 8500 a year for hla work this Chainnan of Parley OPEN ALL DAY TOMORROW b« hold at tho Second Congrega­ NO HERALD Smith H ^ds year, this being the first tlnae tbat 6,498 Uhmdy. cdwaglng to light mi T o w n tional chtirch, Monday eventing. the treasurer of the *South Man­ Mealier of tho Audit nUa aad toalght; Motur- December 2. at 7:30 o’clock. This TOMORROW chester Fire District has been paid FREE DELIVERY A 'day fair. la la the annual budget meeting and F ir e B o a r d a salary of any kind for the work. Bateau of ClYealatloae >1 . Rebecca Wright of Holl a good attendance is hoped for. No issue of the Manchester Although the annual meeting CHOICE HOLIDAY WINES — LUIUORS AND DEER Mtmche$ter-~~A City of Village Charm last week Increased the s]n>roprl- ; hM W t for Mystic, to spend ♦ ■ Evening HeraM will be SiicrecHs W. J, Crockett riving with her sister. Mrs. Younger membera of St. Map-’s published tomorrow . . . ation for No. 2'a hduaa which on. would provide for a full Uma driv­ VOL. LX., NO. .51 Dirt k‘av^ It to tho 29.—iJP)—Strife between Ger­ Pythias, will hold its regular meet­ MUM.S AND POM POMS la»t iiilnut*'— phone u» now! ises ^Fullest Coopera- man and Italian war prisoners senting (Contradictory ing tonight at 8 o’clock. Follow­ last night. ; INERALHIMMf To i.cii|iiiicniii|! Li»i of Wonteti Hclp I2nd .\nniial Mr. .Smith take.a over the office held In Newfoundland has be­ Only At ing the meeting the annual Thanks­ j ItloominK Plant.s ^28 WOOOWllMf SI MANOiESIEk lion’ to President Be­ come so Intense that they sre l*ort,ReconllyBo'mbo,l Q r e c k A m i V Versions, Assert BriU Th«nks‘*;i> iiifi Kvr giving Eve social will be held. that haa been held by William J , Crockett, who declined ro-clection j .Anderson Greenhouses YOU RECEIVE fore Parley Today. being separated to avoid trou­ ^Ijonilnn-Ijontfon RemainsKpmaitifl Tar I ar- ish Heavy Losers in ARTHUR^S Rainbow Girls whE EDGE — Clialrnian Dios (D., Tex.), prisoners were "getting along Alarms Up to Short­ sive to Strike at Italy s. M. F. n. ■ urged to be at the .Mastinic Trm- ('d for the three-year term la.st | ATTENTION r H l (\ 7 s . pie this evening at S:"n. week, was haniefi jcs secretary and ; Wholesale anti Retail of the House Committee on badly" because of Nazi taunts ly After Noon; Ger­ As ‘.Achilles Heel* o f r(>M <;H T K. L. G. Hohenthal was rc-named i . . when Mark Holmes Un=Amcrican Activities, con­ over Greek successes against *Amnaon Company' of LET I S DEVELOP’ .\ND the Italian armies in Albania. man Territory Raided. Axis Now Under Way. ( H FNKY H.\U BANTLY OIL COMPANY F'RINT serves you. \ com­ ferred with President Roo.se- A new group of Italian prts- Macedonian Peasants YOUK NEXT ROM-: HEALTH REST velt today and said later that Music hr Temple Beth ALICE COFRAN plete. impressive me­ Center Street naers landed here today under Ixindon, Nov. 29.—UP)-, ____Roll ______Rocks ______Down ,from lAjndon, .Nov. 29.—itP)— Bill Pruttlng’s King's Men 2 9 0 ami .H9r (Known .As Queen /Mlec) he proposed to continue his military escort from St. John’s. MATTRESS morial is arranged, at Serving the Piililie for 23 ^ ears. Newfoundland, iKiund for an In­ Germany’s raiiier.s singled Pitulun Mountain ^«aval warfare nmirlng 8:3<1 P. M. to I \. M Shalom I\ews sriKITUAL MEimiM , Guaranteed for .5 Y’earst “exposure” of subversive ele­ admission .Vb*. Tav I'ri'c. Arthur Drifo; Sloro SeSenth Daughlor of a Seventh S'ln ! costs within your ments. The Texan declined to ternment camp In eastern Can­ jout Liverpool, one of Britain'siritairi's , _____ in the Mediterraneao and b ada. ! clash of light forces in the Burn With a Veil. means, due to otir mod­ comment directly on his di.s- ; great cities and her ch ief: Salonika, Greece. Nov. 29 (/P: TluinkBRl^ ItiK Keuillngs Dally 9 .A. .M. to 9 I’. M. I western port, for their heavi-: I English Channel Britain drew Fndiiy. Nov. 29; Special TlianUs- Or By .ApiMiintnient. In the Service $ 1 4 .9 5 est overhead. cussions with Ihe president, -An "Amazon cormpany" of Mace- f^ivlnp Servioos at S p. ni. A(!divs,s of the People for SO Years. ^ .41.00 Douw and $1.00 Per hut said he knew nothing ,e.st hits in la.st night’s trading : uom'sn'p^aTant wom^n'who he7pe'd^'f''^» • C ATTiT:

plolta that made hla block derby 193$, it was sold for $1M.000 to It befor* traffic can boat it down Noted Plunger hat, hU eliib of cigar, hia malacca satisfy the debts of the' second Local Woman | Into a hard crust on the streets. Church Croups U. S. Navy Men 1940 Traffic Deaths Seen cane and hla swagger a familiar Mrs. Livermore. to Battle There la s prediction that snow tany Tributes Paid Italy Faces Shortage figure ■ wherever men of finance The estate was the scene of a wtU be on the ground from pow Kills Himself gathered. spectacular robbery In 1927 when Hurl in Oash WERBNER’S until spring, and this means s’ lot To Hold'Revue To See Tests Exceeding Figures in 1939 In 1925 he announced he wae thieves broke Into the house and Next Snowfall more aaov^all, with consequent To Milar^s Memory Of Needed Foodstuffs quitting Wall street but the game made off with Jewelry valued at bard work by the highway force. had too strong a grip upon him; $100,000 -but they left behind a / Mihh Julia Graliowtiki of Young Men’s Shdes Unlike some departments in Jenne L. Livermore Won Aqd in 1934, he wax bankrupt for $50,000 sapphire necKlace because Additional Attraction ^ Bv The Associated Press IndefaUgable worker, keen in Another Demonstration Chicago, Nov. 29—(/P>—The Na­ oeason, plus hurry, confuMon and FBUi^way Department to other "towns, Manchester's high­ tional Safety Council predicted to­ excitement. den, with little or no reserves ot the fourth time. Mrs. Livermore pleaded that she Many tributes were paid today the covering and selecting of newrs British Blockade at Gi* vital agrlc'iltural products, And liOfil Four For- would hate to lose It. -»« a fractured skull. seen fit to shorten the earthly of important news developments learned today. The demonstration In October occurred 3,560 1940 mileage death rate thus far sources of supply that may be his wizardry was a Wall street today will give them new head­ program, on^' part humorous and deaths, four per cent more than Is only one per cent above 1039, has been so effective, the Agricul­ reached only by land, especially and laid his success to "the Liver­ It was during a suit over pay­ .She was admitted at 9 o’clock aches. one part safious, all being enthu­ service of John T. Milar. But in made possible a most complete is scheduled for early next Week, legend; but yesterday heWro.te “ I more market-key" which he said ment of medlc^ oervices for the yesterday morning following an Personal Notices his 53 years; the esteemed Con­ state news service. and attending will be several nav­ the 3,420 in the previous October, the report added. ture Department reported today, Germany, flw.ltzcriand, the ^Ikans am a failure" and ended his own Motorists who travelled to other siastically whipped Into form by the report added. Favorable In SO Statea and northern Europe. The depart­ "took speculation out of speculat­ boy that Livermore made one of accident on Silver Lane, East necticut bureau chief of The Asso­ I shall always remember his al Inspectors Md other Interested that Italy faces the winter de­ life. his rare public statements over towns during the holiday were the participants. governmental officials. ' Traffic deaths for the remainder October traffic death trends ment said, however, it was difficult ing." Every move he made, he Hartford, in which the ear that unanimous In praising Manches­ " T ^ School for Wives," a hilari­ ciated Pre-ss ha.s managed to put zealous efforts for a high stand­ prived of many sorely-nceded food­ "I am tired of fighting. I can’t wrote was "buttresaed by re­ the amount . his spectacular she jvns driving, another driven by In Memorian as much service as most of us do ard of service to the newspapers A large group df^ llitary men of the year must be cut one fourth were favorable in 20 of 41 report­ to see how these countries could ter’s street clearance job a.s the | ous comedy, has the following aef- to bring the total down td the 32,- ing states, but In only the foUow- stuffs qnd agricultural raw mate­ go on.” Thus a weary. 63-year- search, patience and a singular achievements netted him. j Mrs. Mary E. Barnes, of .598 L30 In lovtna memory of our helo'»J attended the first pkrachute de­ supply Italy with such products as best they had seen. torS; Joyce Kehler the lead, a in our average three score and ten of the state and thereby for their rials. old man penned his own epitaph genius." Although popular belief had It, < Franklin avenue, Hartford, and a Wife and mother ''l years before being called to new readers ^ monstration of the comjiqny, held 600 of 1936, the council reported, tng eight atatea was the 10- rubber, cotton, wool and jute. Who paiaed away Nov. 29, 1933. young girl in finishing school seek­ adding that this “Is improbable— months’ total below the like 1030 |By barring the gates of the in a little leather-bound notebook, “ The only way I know for any that he netted a.s high as $10,000,- ' Greyhound bus were involved. . Pair Late this afternoon it wa.s re- i. service in the realm beyond. And. with it all. his ever happv. on its new testing tower,--^arlier Mhdlterranesn at Gibraltar and .at Moreover, they have ho coffee and sought out a quiet corner In an ported that the snowy look w’ould ^ing to lind her personality; Nancy this month and that occasion prov­ even impossible in the face of cur­ period: Nebraska, 19 per cent leas; one to succeed in stocks,” he said 0(X) from one deal, Livermore tes­ Kejrort Of Accident Wa Know aha haa croaaed to a His was a compelling personal­ cheerful attitude in a profession Sue*. Great Britain has cut off the export little meat, and their excess ontc-r(X)m at the fashionable tified U*en that his profits on any | According to the report of happier land, , fade by tomorrow Vhen fiivVr i tike, the athletic personality, Ann ed so interesting that it Is being rent trends unle^ every driver Arkansas, 16 per cent; Montana cereals and fats must be sent to once, "is to Investigate before in­ To a happier land, where none or ‘ Lashinske the glamorous, Vivian ity. his was an untiring energy. which works under constant strain . Hoiintes of more than 80 per cent Sherry-Netherland hotel, and fired vesting; to look before he leaps: single transaction never amounted Lieutenant Max P. R. Knie, of the weather may be expected. ' | His driving power, wholly farget- and pedestrian makes It a per­ and Vermont 11 per cent; Maine, Germany, llfe'a aorrowa Firato the intellectual. Bob Rich created a strung feeling of person-! sonal responsibility to avoid nine per cent; North Carolina and of Italy’s Imports, the department a pistol bullet Into hIS head. to stick to the fundamentals.” to half that figure. I East Hartford police, the accident Can thadow the briEhtnese. the mond and Jean Munro parents of i ful °f self, was ever evident. John al friendship with all his co l-; „ „ traffic tragedy." said. "'Thus the lack of fats, oils, Livermore wss known as the Married Three Timee “ Biit,’i he f added. 'T can't re-, occurred when the car driven by peace of her reat— Tennesisee, four per cent; and meats--the three food products in Free from llfe’a carea In the home Joyce, Barbara Ubert the maid, ' MUars ablUty commanded respect I Rev. Dr. Loriiell Indrpues For Throe Reasons Georgia, one per cent. "This blockade is so effective in "boy plunger" ever since his first Livermore was married three member back 20 year or so," .Mrs. Barnes, going toward Man- of the bleat. ar Department and Dick Ranney. Miss Helen anrt other grandoise cognomens loo — WERBNER'S will go out to his wife and daugh­ ward for thrSe reasons, the coun­ "lliat It has more severely disor­ divorce In 1917. He next married car .skidding tij the, south, .’ide of Lets Contraets Chriatnuis Cantata , forgotten. blamed on rural areas, the council said. "In this case the Italian peo­ ter in their untimely bereavement. cil said: (1) Bad weather and slip­ said, since cities of 10,000 or more ganized the Italinn economic ‘Iwlzard o f i . Wsl^ street," "the Dorothea Wendt, Brooklyn beauty Curb Stocks the road into the path of the bus A quintet of singers will pre- I Sustain Serious I» sb ple may expect much atricter ra- cotton king.” which wa.s dnven hy Harold H. sent a Christmas cantata, Personal Loss Suffered (Oontlnued from Page One) pery roads; (2) darkness during population had a favorabla record structure than anything else the .specialist, the mother of his two "The I Richard H. Gillespie, publisher Torrington Register—Not In war has acc/impllshed." tlona and possibly five or six meat­ Test of Note Not DiM-losed .sons, Jesse. Jr., and Paul. That Cameron, of I-ong Island C5ty, SHOE STORE Washington. Nov. 2 9 -(,p i- The! Birth of Christ," illustrated by of The Stamford Advocate—In evening rush hour traffic swollen for the eecond sueceeslve month, many years, If ever, have the Con­ by Christmas shoppcrsl^ and (3) Resorts to Strict Kallonltig less days" I’ollce did not disclose the text marriage ended .In the Reno di­ Amn Super Pow ...... N. Y. o ' tableaux. The singers are Mrs. the pas-sing of John Milar, The the New England Conference and reporting six per cent fewer Kl Bond an(i .Share 4-N j W t MAIN .STREET War Department announced the necticut members of The Associat­ Hartford District of the Augua- j more drinking during the holiday deaths than In October, 1939. In a report on "Italian Agrlctd- . Meat Supplies Alread.v Scarce of the note addre.ssed to his wife, vorce court In 193-2...... ■Miss Grahow.skl was the only A. R. Wilkie following contract."! were awarded Grace Symington, Mrs. Esther A.P. newspapers of Connecticut .scribbled over right pages of the Nlag Hud r'...... , one injured in the accident and the ed Press, suffered a personal and tana Synod will be represented by ______^ ture under Fanelsm and War,” the Meat supplies are already ao One year later he married Mrs. to New England companies; Seelcrt, Mrs. Bernice Thrall is the have sustained a .serioiw loas. One little memorandum iKsik a.s he sat j Penn R(jad ...... 2 ', ' Formerly Known Ah The Brownbllt. 16 Walker St. Pel 8:165 reader and Mrs. Marjiirie Daly the professional loss comparable to their respective officers. Watkins J ’ x. department, tialng confidential In­ aoarre, the report said, that con­ Harriet .Metz Noble. car that .she wa.s driving wa.s also Union Harilware Company, of the keenest newsmen I have j that in the death of John T. Milar, formation aaid to have been ol>- at a table In the hotel bat. But Although In later years Liver­ I .Segal Lf»ck ...... 9-16 hadly damaged and had to lie accompanist. knowTi, he was an untiring work­ will be open for the convenience asm in the project led to the swift Ixiys were born there, .They re- sumption is permitted only on Torrington. Conn . small arms ma­ I chief of the State Bureau in New tnined through diplomatic chan­ Saturdays. Sundays and Mondays. they did say that he avowed his more lived In comparative obscur­ I Unit Gas ...... 1 towed awav ^!i,ss (Jrabowski was For good measure running over. er and was outstanding in his en­ of friends this evening and tomor- crystallization of plans for the ffiained in Wilcox five years, i Unit Lt and Pow A ...... >j : terial, $5,956.96. Mrs. Eva Wood and Mrs. Marion ! Haven. row afternoon and evening. Inter- edifice and the pastor himself From Wilcox, the Cornells went nels. told how Germany’s Axis The sale of fresh pastry and lee love for his wife and told her "I’m ity and turned away from the taken to the hospital by Louis Thurston Manufacturing Com­ thusiasm for the profession. The sorry I have to do it ” Lirhtlnsteln. of 161 Wethersfield Pasteurized Milk Morey will play a duet for organ Connecticut cirrjit of The Asso- i His buoyant, optimistic and ment will be in East cemetery. n a d e up several tentative to Ce'n^erville, R. I., now West partner has resorted to strict ra­ cream likewise is limited to three" "ahoot the worka” jxilicy which pany, Providence, R. I., cutting I friendly disposition endeared him High .Attainments s'cetches in Swedish and Gothic tioning in an effort to make avail­ days a week. Coffee drinking by The note was described a.s repe­ marked hla earlier coupa, in his ' Alabaster marble is named for avenue. Hartford. Tliere was little Advertise in The Herald—It Pays and piano, and Roger Loucks, the eiated Press will look long and far Warwick-,N where they also remain­ "h e place where it first was found: tools. $1,991.20. boy soprano vvho.se singing hn.s I to all the newspaper editorial staff A man of deep spiritual integrity s ylcs. One of his Gothic designs able supplies last as long as (y>s- civilians has been prohibited, titious hut coherent, and indicative lush .days he spent as handsomely change in her condition reported to find his equal. I mourn the loss ed for flve^years. At the cloee of of a mind under emotional stress. 'Alabastrum, Egypt. j at the ho.sp'ltal today. ^lackatone .Silver Company, given much pleasure all over town I members and to many of the and high intellectual attainments. ' approved and he worked out that service they were recalled to sible. available supples having been req- aa he earned. One hundred (pillar and Cream Sti^ford. Conn., tableware. $30.- of a personal friend and a valued , sources of tlic news, while his alert "The restriellons on food con­ There was other evidence that tlpa to iKiard-hoys in the ex­ will be heard for the first time at adviser." Dr. Cornell was one of the most ® more complete design that be- Braddock, Pa., located near Pitts­ iiisltloned for the armed forces. 000. and energetic efforts powered by sumption.” the report staled, "arc The report said that the effects Livermore had Iw-cn |K>nderiiig his changes were frequent; once , he Prom Selected l*'arm» Center Church. Kesppcted by ,\II widclv respected and beloved pas- came the final plan of the build- burgh In the steer center. Eight Dcliv*ery date.s were not dis­ ' enthusiasm and great mental abili- *1,. A . I ’fT- His daughter, Hlldur, assist- heavy for an agrlridtural country of the f(KKl shortage, though not action for .some time. Only the hired a special train to travel Mrs. Marjorie Daly is general tors in the Augustana Synod planning the interior years were spent In Braddock and closed. chairman of the Revue and tickets New Britain Herald It is with I ty set the state A. P. service on like Italy, even in time of war." yet serious for Die rountry a.s a previous night, he posed for a from Palm Beach, Fla., to Jack­ sincere regret Ibaj we receive the i an exceptionally high level. esteemed both for his learning and ,>corations. After many years of Mr. Cornell superintended the con. night club phot(!grapher with the sonville, just because he wa.s un­ at a mode.st price may be bought structlon of a new church there. Great numliers of the jsiorer class­ whole, were "very acute" In some from members of all g^up.s. news of the death of John Milar. John .Milar fitted exactly the job his strength of character He wa.s interrupted by the World es were said to he suffering from sections of southern Italy and the W(!r(is "This is the la.st pictur(- able to get a l(iwer berth on a His cheerful manner and his great he filled and that explains his sue regarded as probably the chief ^^e church was completed Rev. Cornell was then appointed malnutrition. Islands. Roport;f from Sicily Indi­ you’ll ever take of me. ” regular train. rm /ii YOUR swEsmeART ability brought to him the' respect ces.s as bureau chief. We treasured church historian In the Synod, and dedicated with impressive pastor ot the Emanuel Lutheran The department, saiil that Italy, cate, It said, that two months Suicide Verdlet (ilven When he married the second ind admiration of all who came in him as a friend and associate and devoted many years to the collcc- services on March IS, 1923. Rev. church of Brooklyn, N. Y„ but ho upon her entry, apparently expect­ after institution of the blockade. Police gave an immediiUe ver­ time, hc bought Locust Iwwn, an Gc'iTiiaiis (llaiiii contact with him. The excellence grieve deeply over his passing. ! tion of a fine library of books and Cornell’s untiring efforts and his remained In that charge only three ed the war to be of sh(»rt duration. brAad already was b.elng mixed dict of suicide and as.s'islant medi­ estate at Gn*al .Neck, Long Is­ of The As.soclatcd Press service ^Slu■<■eeded Splendidly 'manuscripts of religious import- unflagging faitli and enthusiasm weeks, resigning to accept tha ” It was only after more than a with the meal of horsebcans. re cal examiner Raymond Miles (Sir- land, and developed it Info a prop­ iNaval V iclorv in the state is attributable in great Hartford Times—It is' a high I ance. Had iie lived until January were largely responsible for rais- local pastorate. Services here were month of warfare, when the Ital­ -siilting in pnslucl uniialatable i roh"'’aU'L4he finding after investi- erty appraised at $1,350,000. In part to his energy, knowledge of tribute to Mr. Milar’s personality j 2, 1941, he would have been 82 ing the funds for the church, over conducted in an old wooden edifice ian government is'caine less cer­ and difficult to digest. Fish, one ofl'gation. new.s. and loyalty to the A.P. and rliaractcr, as well as to nis j years of ago. $ 66,000. located a little south of the present the staple articles in the Sicilian | Livermore, the son of a Yankee ability, that he succeeded splen­ tain of the dur.atlon of the ,'oufltct. WITH A (( iintiniiMl From Page One) "My labors in Manchester have : Dr. -Cornell served for 13 years church, but the Increasing mem­ that genuine alarm was. felt and diet, were said to be. almost un-| fjtrmer in West Actoii. .Mass, Allnekpd Dlirieillt .lob didly. A thoroughly experienced been mingled with joy and sor- on the Board of Trustees of, Man- New London Day—John Milar bership made expansion necessary rubte inclusive lalioning was obtainable came out of New England to Army 1103*11181 " Locations of these news man, he quickly became at row." he wrote in his farewell to | Chester Memorial hospital and was ------— startle Wall street early in llie came to Connecticut with a broad home here and as quickly he won and the new building came into adopt^l” targets were not given. the Emanuel membership upon his i a member of the Town Board of being as a result. rrtero Rise century. He first dipped into fl- F. E. BRAY A total of 13 British planes I experience in As.soclatcd pre.s.s the respect and regard' of the retirement, and his greatest sor- i Education for the same period. He i'work elsewhere, Inlmediately he c.xecutives of the newspapers he Golden Wedding Not onNshave Italians l( It the Hoporl Is "'"r ''""V .lEWEI.ER were shot down yesterday, it was row was the loss of his two sons ' " as also a member of the Board pinch of fisX^liorlages. but high­ I ’ brok^rapo houHC-profitinp clainiGd, 11 in air fights and two I attacked the difficult job left him served. Essentially a friendly man in the World War and the death of Trustees of Upsala College at On July Iff, 1938. Rev. end Mrs. Stale Theater Duilding himself he also won their warm 1 er prices HO \vHl'Tlie report said AK I I i>*l a $10 marKln sp<»cnlHtirin and by gunfire, while the Germans lost : by the retirement of "BiU" Myers. of his daughter three years ago. Bast Orange. N. J., the Augustana Cornell observed the fiftieth an­ fill l l a r r v ^ l i r K l ^ o s i found the taste so savory he (piit 7,’l7 Main Street .Vnd.his enthusiasm was contagi­ friendship. He always won the con­ Lutheran Home for A ^ d at niversary of their marriage and prices were to peiN;euf higher than If I-et It rain—let It snow—let It ' four. fidence and regard of public men Sergeant Adolph Cornell was when Great Britain and France er with -everything he had and the loss of a sincere friend. rearmament. Xmas Greeting DRESS RUBBERS SI ■ other vessels "oft the Enclish important figures and news sources Head During Momentous Period No. 102, of the American Legion, in India and Puerto Rico, and also particularly fond of fiowers day foKstiniy.udy 'came out of the 19()7 "rich men’a south coast. ’ of the .state, intimately, from first the Cornell name being combined various local chur'li groups. and whenever his strength permit­ The report said that m the The 2.(>q0-page document was panic" with $3,000,000 George B. .\rmste.ad. former Early $’oiilh perifsl between start of the war hand knowledge. He never spared managing editor of The Hartford with Dilworth iij honijp of the .sac­ ted he devoted himself to a garden prepared b>"itie Federal Bureau of \tenl llnike rhree riimw Cards V. S. and (ioudrirli According to the National Safety i himself in covering ,the news. rifices made by Rev. and Mrs. Cor­ Rev. Cornell was born In Ax- at the rear of his home. Btid Italy’s entry months later, the Inve.stigatlon^'qiul is expected to Ivaling in cotton, wheat, atcet. Courant wrote the following tri­ berg. a small village near the city g s n LIGHTEMUF Council, traffic dcath.s rise in the ! whether it was during a session of bute to Tlie .Associated Press nell in giving two sons to their Allied blockade against (Jermany enable the department to de­ anything that promised a profit, fall and reacli a peak in December. the Legislature or at the time of executive - John T, Milar was country. of Orebro. In the south central prevented Italy from replenishing termine whether t)v institute de­ Livermore went broke tJire.e timea The reason is that drivers appar­ part of Sweden on January 2, 18.59. 5 0 for $1*00 RUBBERS S1.6.y the great hurricane. hVad of The As.sociated Press news Hlldvir Cornell married "rhurp Can Go Umlt already depleted stocks of vital portation proceedimss against in the next 1.5 years. Each time he ently fail to adjust tbcmsclves to And now John Milar is dead. He gathering staff in Connecticut for Hanson of Worcester, Mas.s., and He spent his youth in that vicinity raw materials. Bridges, as haa been Ntemanded merely Ivirrowed more money and and up. winter c-ondiUon.s. I v.as stricken suilileniy at hi.a home .six years into which fate crowded the hatter died suddenly on .Tune and early showed a desire to en­ Polo, ni.— (iP)— G. C. Terry, a "It was under this economic bur­ frequently In Congress. went back into the market for ex- Children’s - Boys’ and .Misses’ j in New Haven, while in his prime. the most momentous news in the 29. 1936, less than a year before ter the ministry, so directing hLs' weekly newspaper editor, is get- The nows was a di.stinct .shock to memory ot anyone living—two ex­ •Mrs. Hanson also passed away on cducalion ns to include those ! tmg ready to absorb a verbal bar- RUBBERS AM ) I his many friends and a.ssociation citing pi-esidential elections, three February 22, 1937. Dr. and .Mrs. studies that would properly Ht him ^ rage. Announcing a "Cuss-the-Edi- I about the state, who will probably ses.sions of a legislature,, two Cornell bore the.se bereavements for pastoral service. i tor-Week.’’ Terry Invited sub- Ov e r s h o e s bc.st remember him for his genial major floods, a devastating hurri­ with great fortitude and courage He was twenty years of age gcrlbers to write him their grlev- COUGHING ' manner, his conscientious exeru- cane and repercussions ot a World and now his death leaves Mrs. Cor­ when he received a license to j nnces for publication. "Pull no War threatening all civilization. nell as the only surviving member preach from the Bishop of the dio- punches for there will be no re- Relieve Misery With : lion of his dutle.s and his cnn.stant cese. In his first year he supplied taliations." he promised. "You can j referenec.s to'hls love of Connecti- Me met the exactions, e.spccial- of the family. Men's All Rubber Overslioes S.UOO in about 25 town.s and villages in go the limit and say what you I cut and its people John Milar often !y great in the last three years, The staunchne.ss of his Chri.stlan I the diocese. He also spent one sum­ COLDS v^cKs with his customary initiative, faith was given striking festimnny really want to." lAeather Top VaaoRuB ’said he found, in this busy New mer in preaching to the Laplanders England state, .something he had ienterprise. He put un- irt his declaration at the ,50th an­ ‘TACKS,” 12-inch, $4.9.5 I in the northland as the Lapps always barely missed in mher 1 niversary, , observance . , of . the ,, Eman- . . I could understand Swedish. While in 14-Inch $5.98 states where he had worked a his genial temperament did not suffer under the strains put upon i93i. when n^vwrote:. “ As I stanij i^,,*i„intr rrumtrv friendlines.s and cooperation dif- Nrt>v Bass Ski Boots and B)VS SliOPfe TIMEI.Y TIPS ON lic'-'t to descii'ie. him. Connecticut newspapermen "" h ministry orc- ! • It MAIM fVptVf long .will remember him with af­ and look back .see many Imper-I ^ Miss Louise; PlayH* Outdoor Footwear yiNfuntre rnn . t;iFTS FOR MEN Connecticut found In him a su­ I STATE fection and respect. fections in it, but also much grace , Burkland, a neighbor’s daughter. Exquisite American ■walnut combln^U • perlatively good newspaperman, A-ith Oriental wood. 'VYaterfall lop who did his best to gather and Deeply .Shocked By Passing from above. T am trying to ‘for­ I A deep friendship developed be- I .ALL WOOL Francis S. Murphy, general get tho.se things which are be­ H«*s *• ’•****’^ and base. Streamlined Automatic present the news without fear or tween them and when Miss Burk- ! ^eAe. CVAUOrrtf Tray inside . . . • MACKINAWS favor. manager of The Hartford Times, hind,-and to reach forth unto thn.se land came to this country with her ! Double - breasted, water ( omi*s a.H (treat Shock tod.ay paid Uie following tribute things which ai5* before.’ Our parents, the young couple corre- , EASY re|>ellent, pure wool. In to Mr. Milar- - We on The Hartford whole life is a. journey forward. sponded. Rev. Cornell came to the | TERMS $ 3 9 .5 0 lEXACO .URYUTAI ITB KSSO John Day. Jackson, publisher of Times were deeply shocked when Surely, It behooves us. therefore, red, green and h'lie The New Haven Register—The United States 12 years later In plaids. we learned of the passing of John to have our eyes fixed in the ili- 1875. .served briefly as assistant | RANGE OIL FUELOIL ilcath of John T. Milar, chief of ^ jiqar. \Vc have come to have a rectlon of oUr journe.y. To be tlic Connei.-ticut Bureau of The A.s- ■ very high regard for his enthu-\ pastor of Gustavus Adolphus in $ 9 .9 5 sure, we must not neglect to look New York, then entered Augus­ CIAU9I?TI Materiall Modern Deidgn per gal. .seriated Pre.ss. comes as a great si.asm, his ability amj his energy, in upon our lives in self-examina­ tana College and after his gradua­ This big, roomy chest is the super- A Miiiill deposit holds .shock to all newspapermen in the ' Hc has made a large contribution tion, so that we might learp right­ tion attended Augustana Theo- COLBERT value for Christmas. Has automatic iU)\ item until \nuis. state ami will hc a .severe loss in- .to TTie Associated Press In this ly to know ourselves, nor should iogical Seminary at Rock Island, BAY tray . . . la Lota ot 90 UalloiM ot More. eer UalIdD dividually and collectively to the ‘ st.ste and his loss will be keenly we forget to lift our eyes 'unto papeis he so ably served He was felt. brine ordained at Galesburg. 111., EASY the hills, whence cometh our help,’ on June 24, 1888. MlUANDl TERMS $ 2 9 7 5 OPEN FOR DELIVERY 24 HOURS! TEL.’ 8500 but forward, forward, forward!" , j “ Forward” Other Pastorates KELLER’S He then accepted-the pastorate StEN’S WEAK I which has expressed disapproval' Rev. Cornell’s ministry at MORIARTY RROTHER8 ' of the green .shirt extremists, has Emanuel could well be summed up of the Zion Lutheran Church of AR ISE , M Y LOVE 887 Main Street tarv Philadelphia. Pa., and on July 10. D.rct'cd by MITCHI U IfiSiN 301-:{I5 CENTER STREET A l BROAD STREET J ' threatened death for the killers of i i that one word, "Forward," for former Premier Nicolai Jorga and * ndcr his wise, undersLanding 1888, he and Miss Burkland were A P c) f fi m tj u n f I ( t G • monied In the Swedish Lutheran To Flit Dow former Finance Minister VirgilVth® church grew and xhurch of Warren, Pn„ by the Rev. I Madgeani,' who were seized In flourished to become one of the Nile J. Johnson. Their daughter RIJINDK MODERN ______r > ^ : „ „ ! t h c i r homes and later found shot congregations of the Au- PLUS . . RICHARD DIX 1 I O I l l P l O f l l iclcad fustana Synod in New England. was born in Philadelphia on June In "CHEROKEE STRIP" | To match the new light wood I 30. 18d0. After four years In this bedroom groups . . . F’rimavera V " f \ B L d e , German troops brought I charge. Rev. Cornell became pastor. SUNDAY - MONDAY wood . . . In Wilcox, Pa., and the Cornell (CVmtIniied from Page One) ^ 3 ' ’'.^'';hV7caueM of Prem!e? m ar^d i f l T o " ’ DOROTHY LA.MOUR )n NOW CHECK NASH AGAINST n ^ \ ^ J? " pies ind buried 177 persons., He “ M(M)N OVER BUR.HA” ?^^Ms $ 3 7 .5 0 that no government official be al­ Gen. Ion Anlonescu late yesterday. ^^e membership rise from 469 THE LOWEST-PRICE FIELD! an entire. Rumanian Array divl- persons to 741 and in some in- PLUS: “ Ramparts We Watch" Every Dealer listed below Now has the Colonial design in antique lowed to attend hi.s funeral rites maple . . . ' and he wa.s buried without demon- | •sion wasgeported en route to the jt^mces hc not only baptized, con- * B«tt$r Ecomhih . . . 25 to 30 miles capital to tighten . the govern- f;rmed and married members but Sensational Nash Ambassador “600” . . . and is Ready per gallon in goo(f driving. EASY stratlon in a graveyard on the I mcnl’s control. edge of Bucharest. I rlso laid them to their final rest FR£D E. * B«tter R id f.. • Soft Coil Sprinfft on TBR-MS . .Vppeals for Self-Control ' i.ng-place; to give Demonstrations and Accept Orders, atifour uheets, The Emanuel congregation’s Filed ric lighted, Meanwhile, the official newspa­ Claim Sinkiug ; beautiful house of worship on WERNER * FlasMiiK Pickup. . . i $ to 50 m p h per printed two appeals to Iron in 12 seconds, high gear! V?; with secret draw­ Church street stands as -an endur PUBLIC AT LAST, il’i here! The sensational new er and automatic FINAL Guardist.s, asking (hem to "be wi.se on mU jour uhttli- The smoothest ride $ 3 3 .7 5 s D f F c I ll S p O l’ t mK monument to the revered pas- * More Room .. . More seating width tray. Waterfall and disciplined" and tq emulate For several years prior to his Teacher o f ■LX. kind of car in the lowcN-price field— possible. "the .self-control o f the monks." SETBACK than com peiitive cars. modern design.. arrival in Manchester, there had the Nash Ambassador "600” . Even the sir you Breathe is different— DAY - Even in the blacked-oiit dark­ lieen considerable talk about the Piano^ A Creator Safety . . . New, welded EASY TERMS PAY NEXT YE AR ness before dawn today, thousands

kGB FOUR ducer o f aluminum. A e d widely in results In the recent presldenUel airplane manufacture. Business Block election. ^ ^ Gas Is Used Bachelor Doctor Makes PERSONAL LOANS Dues Dispute Among other defense orders the Navy Building Largest 4 John T. Milar, Head o f AP “He was proud, end interested New Kensington plant Is making Swept by Fire too. In th# progress o f verloua ° o l T 25,000 seU of field kitchens for the To End Riot Hobby of Raising Boys young men whom he bed trelned,, Strike Ends r. B. Army at a cost o f $1,300,000. Staff in Connecticut, Dies tn the course of hie cereer. Sev-1 Pilot Training Station erel of these ere now rendering | FrankUnvllle, N. T., Nor. 29.— Men snd women u n gst $25.00 I* Ons can estimate temperatures Tazewell, Va., Nov. 29 — (JF — ^ *Thls Is my most loved hobby,” tJP)—The business block In this l / t »• distinguished service ebroed. Work Again on Defense Pro ' Almazan Demon- $250.00 or (Ojors entirely on eemirqi ‘T treesured him not only ee roughly by timing a cricket's Dr. Jack Walter Witten stumbled the physician declares, "and I western New York village of 2,000 cepecity end rciponiibility at this of­ New Haven, Nor, W.-r-VPi—The Htration Held Before ■hall carry on by myself. Lots of was swept by fire of undetermined forwerd-looklng executive, but ea. Orders at Plant o f chirps. 028,CkN),000 Is Being across a poor, homeless boy short­ fice. newspaper profession paid tribute e warm personal friend. He mlf|ht people have done more than I origin early ■ today, resulting in Overnight Dfewa ly after he bung out his shingle today to John Thurman Milar, have had many more years of Aluminum Company. Poured into Construc­ American Embassy. have to help folks along.” damage estimated by Village It you cen meke the low eoet psyments Bargain Hound whose career of nearly* 20 years fruitful service before him. God in Of Connecticut in his native North Tazewell. Some of hli hoys have been Trustee William T. O ook s at $50,- ihown In the repeyment chert, don't tion o f Plant Sprawling , Nov. 29.—• the his home here foUowlnf a brief wages through a week’s Idleness. Elect Henry A. Wallace. later to become doctors and phar-1 W orld War and a former member j was brougHt’ tinder control three Fire Damages Bluff on Corpus Christl B ay.. liam J. Cox, acting as agent for "Viva Almazan—Down with final glazing. illness. _ . . The CIO Aluminum Workers LUNCHEON tile Bridge Commission, would ad­ macists and well-established busl-' Virginia General Assem- iJjours later. He was stricken lU Tuesday. ^ Union, claiming that an ‘'irrespon­ The sum of $28,000,000 la being ) Wallace!” a crowd of 150 to 200 ness men. bly, has only one worry - - "I poured into construction of the vertise 'or construction on bids in shouted when the latter arrived Hnusunllv Nice Assortment ordered to bed by his physldM W sible” sheet mill worker had Follows Hame Pattern haven’t any more room for them ! Fruit stains can be removed by Buildiiig Badly great plant, sprawling over 4,653 the early part of December. here to represent the United States now.” of Christmas cards 25 for 39c are j next day after havlngjiald a brl« threatened the life of a union The procedure always follows j sponging with lemon Juice and 40t acres. New Haven.—Prof. Lester C. at, the inauguration of President- Send* Hoy To School displayed in The Dewey-Rlchman | visit to the office. agent demanding that he pay up the same pattern. Dr. Witten finds ; then washing with hot water. Jaws of giant tractors snd drag Lichty said that all but two of thb Elect Gen. Manuel AvUa Camacho A widow, mother of a large Co., and each one is different-a | death was a ecrebral hemoirhage. $12 in back dues, called the strike Dinners ®5c 40 Yale students taking the Civil a homeless or needy youth and Funeral Seniccs Saturdaj All Stratford Companies lines eat away sand dunes; Jungles Sunday. takes him home, tell)| Evie, the famtiy, in a remote section of the when the company turned down Aeronautics Authority course in 'I’he demonstrators, disgruntled gal. 7 c grand value.______Funeral services will be conduct- of awret bay bushes arc swept flying at the Wallingford and Negro cook, to set an extra place county tells of the time she went RANGE OIL Called Out to Fight the union's request that the work­ followers o f Gen. Juan Andreau New Under-arm Alonc about this time of the ed at ‘ he Hawley Lincoln Me- away like sawdust; great hills of Bridgeport airports already have at the table and from then on the to the doctor with the problem of er be discharged. earth are shoveil Info th* bay and Almazan, who was defeated by ■ending her oldest boy to school. vear the small fry ask the ,i.nnual morlal at 2 p. m. Saturfay by th Blaze Early Today. Refuses Transfer Demand made solo flights. Lichty, in charge newcomer Is a member of the Cream Deodorant gal. 6 1$>10C question about Santa and so for Rev. Sidney lx,vett chaplain of the raucous song of the riveter of the progran), said that the stu­ Avila Camacho In the disputed "family." "D oc” took the boy and sent him FUEL OIL John T. MUar The company, stating It had > fills every hour, ^ ■ election of lost July 7, Jeered Wal­ to school himself. lafely their benefit we again quote Helen ! Yale University, after Stratford. Nov. 29 —.OP) — All "nothing to do with the collection dents take off alone after a mini­ That first boy was Herchel As- 100 gallons or more. Welshlmer on this all important body will>Vlll be sent to New IJjltadri---- The topography ^a s changed sh mum of eight hours of dual flying lace and threw stones at the stecl- bury, w'ho grew to manhood as The next year a second son Stratford fire companies were call­ of union dues” and describing the swiftly old salts lion'l recognize shiittercd windows of the embassy came to school age, the widow Stops Perspiration Information—and so boodbyc. phia, O., where he was born Sept able the state resulta in the recent union's complaint against the un­ with Instructors, t one of "Dr. Witten's boys” and be­ 1. IR87, for Interment in the fami­ presidential election.” *. ed out early today to fight a blaze I the place. before police scattered them with came a successful building con­ made another visit. Santa Claus identified worker as "unjustified,” 'I’ll tell you what I’ll do,” Dr. ly plot. Friends may view the body «t which badly damaged a two-story I*eak ’Not Vet Kmehed tear ga.s. tractor. Many another had Joined You wonder If there is a Santa also refused the union’s subse­ Attaehee Cuffed by CYowd Witten told her. ‘'Til fix it up .so Milar began hi» newspaper the undertaking establishment be­ stucco building at Jefferson street Huge hangars, repair shops and the family before Aabury died a Claus, enroer on The New PhUadelphia quent demand that the man he runways are being finished as fast Fi^liing Expedition No attempt was made to molest short while ago. you can have your boys at honte tween 7 and 9 p. m. Friday. and Stratford avenue here. tfan.sfcrrcd out of the union’s bar- ^ and going to school at the same You’ve never seen him, you say . Daily Times after attending Ohio Cooper's statement: as man's ingenuity and work will Wallsce but the military and naval Five On l-'noUrull Squad VAN’S «F L L 0 THF.RE:— red. white and blue knitting box The second story of the build­ gaining unit. ; time. I’ll buy 'em a Ford and keep Child, he’s been traveling over the State University. He then worked ••John Milar’s unexpected death ing was almost completely' de­ permit. Still the peak has not been attaches of the embassy. Col. Gor; The neat gray haired physician ^ • ^ F U N TO GIVE. ISN'T IT? which contains a removable trav Under the compromise npilroved Mciiihers All Safe don McCoy and f!omdr.' Wallace it in gasoline.” 427 HARTFORD ROAD PHONE 3866 world on The Cleveland Press. I.,ater cornea to me as the great shock stroyed.* The first floor, in which reached, for 10,000 men will he today has ten white boys and a Every vear at Christmas time we mat holds cleansing " F f j " ’ For two thousand years and a day. lost night, the man remains within 1 Dillon, reported they were cuffed He did. serving ns deputy printer of the that I know it was to all his friends were located five businesses, was employed before the Job is done,. Negro youth in hla care. All go to hundreds of people shop- clal soap, cologne, powder, rouge Haven’t you found his spinning jurisdiction of the union's c o n -1 about by the crowd. Story He I.ikes Best state of Ohio. throughout Connecticut and New heavily damaged by flames and When the last brick is laid, school and five are members of it's a wonderful sight to see and lipstick. .The tray of peepa- tops, , ' , tract, but will be tr.inBferrcd to j Brownsville, Tex., Nov. 20.— UF) F'lying flicks nnd stones caused Dr. Witten likes best the story He joined The Associated Pre-ss England. water. Martin Tristlnt, has wife 800,000 tons of material will have the Tazewell High school football of the boy he found shivering in the thine that is so wonderful rations is hand.some on a dress- His dolls and his round red as a member of The Columbus, O., tlie nearby Logan’a Ferry section been worked into place. r-A ll five members of a fishing ex­ a few minor Injuries. Three squad. Some of them, following in 1. Doet not roc dreuet, does r r th ^ la^h of these shoppers is er. The knitting box has. ample Gifted With Individual Personalism and child who occupied an apart­ of the plant. He Will work In Its the cold at a service station at drums? ' bureau- , ment in the second floor were Training will be inaugurated pedition that cracked tip In a youths were arrested for throwing the footsteps of earlier member.s not irritate ikin. o u t t o m afe somebody happy. . . ■ .space for n -d le s In any size and Then certain it is that once a year "John was gifted with a quility boilcrhousc. The/ company denied rocks at the embassy and the Wal­ Pisgah, Va. That night the youth 2. Nowaitingtodqr.^obciiacd His work with the news service driven to the , street in below next year. The station will be the lonely area of Mexico were safe. of the "family,” will go to college slept in the Wittel) house, the lat­ ■electing with care and considera- great quantities of yarn, The King of the Far North comes! ; took him to Trenton, N. J.. Harris- of Individual personalism that the union's claini that he will be only Naval institution teaching a lace c.irs. to prepare for professional careers. right ifter shaviog, made and hold admirers in all freezing weather. “isolated” front other employes. The last, Ray Boggc.i.s, Hou.slon est addition to the "family.” S. Insuntly itopt peiepirttioa tlon. 'You can tell it’s fun by the , , bArg. Pa., Chicago, Indianapolis. .Apparently Started In Cellar complete course in flying. Kvent- Two policemen were struck by There’s nnthing extraordinary Fur That "Particular” Man walks of life, a quality that on First Handled by Murray bu.slness man, made lii.s way along rocks but neither required hospital Some time later, the boy disap­ for I CO ) days Remove* odor BINGO BINGO ■miles that wreath their faces as Never you’ll see his erimson elnak Moines. la. Fire Chiel Allen U. Judson said ually it will be about one-third in it to Dr. Witten. peared. By chance Dr. Witten read III Vour Life As red as a candy cane; to New Haven from many occasions blended so beauti­ The strike was the first handled the Mexican bfijirh to Ia Pesca, treatment. "These boys help me a lot." he from penpintiocL TOMORROW NIGHT! thev find something that they the fire apparently started in the again as large ns the Pensacola. an item in a Pennsylvania paper 4 Apure,whjte,gteaseI(*t,iuio- ^ A N G E HALL — know will brighten Christmas for give Arrow-wear. Trie C. E. Never you’ll hear his reindeer s Mjoincs as successor to W. J. fully with his natural talents as a by Philip,Murray since his elec­ Fla., station, the .Navy's current fishing village at the month of Automobiles carrying the Wal­ says. "They work on the farm, . House & Son, Inc,, are the exclu­ cellar of a drug store, which with a ride on a peddler's truck to Vle- telling of a mother fainting on let* vanishing cream. 20 Games...... eaa********************** • a member of.their family, a shut- hoofs I G Mvers. retired. newspaperman. a meat market, a barber shop, a tion as Ct6 president last Friday. After your doctor has pride. lace 'party rolled up to the em­ feed the chickens, hogs, pigs, sive agents for this fine line and Murray and Nick A. Zonarich, in­ Hota la .Marina river, anrl caught Mothers' day morning when her $. Arrid ha> beea awarded the 7 Sp^ial Games...... • eee«*04au»*e*aee. 5C pOF in or a friend. As we have heard Rattle the window pane. ■ M’ldely Known In State "As for John’s profcsalonal life, beauty parlor and a restaurant At the rate of 300 cadets a bassy to th* accompsnlment of cows, ponies and a pet lamb. We son, whom she had thought dead, you can buv Arrow shirts, toth ternational., president of the Alumi­ finished his diagnosis tori a. t Approval Seal of (he Americt n 80 many times, it is not the size But when did you see the ilan I Milar was widely known in Con- he was an ideal example of the occupied the first floor. It was dis­ month, young men of the Nav.v will these cries: get up at SIX o’clock in the morn­ walked in. Dr. Witten confirmed Inscitute of Laundering for y Special Prizes: Orders Vplued At $5.00. or the price of a gift, but the plain white and fancy for 52.00, the Moon, . ' r'^cticut. especially In political clr- type of man who devoted the bet­ covered about midnight, and it num Workers Union, drew up a enter to star a rlgi

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geline Girls' Society are requested her announced today that the ALH;B tlOFRAN possibly to take care of some of the A;*epi .Vjimcs In Cnish. off with the two male leading to meet In the church vestry at Beauty Bhop Wags Board woukl increased outlays tor defense. players meeting Miss Lgimour, Special Prayer (Knuwa As Queen Alice) Stafford Springs—(TP)—- Cars 6:30 o’clock Sunday evening. hold a public macting Monday aft­ Plan to Talk While expenditures In the cur­ Canada May Grant Right Starting Sale a-slnging and a-alaylhg her lovely ‘ SPIRITUAL MEDIUM driven by Elmer Snow, of New ARTHRITIC ernoon and evanlng In the county Richest Man in Town rent fiscal year ending next June life away In a place in Rangoen. Day Services Seventh Daughter of a Seventh Son Britain, and Walter Storm, of Radio Programs courthouM at New Haven. . — _ Bora With a VHI. 30 have been estimated at.around Cambridge, Mas.s., collided head- She yodela a b r « e of tunes called Beauty culture achool owners About Taxes 613,500,000,001), Congress approv­ painful, achkis ininia, bi Arthritis 4im is M . ,8 Of Xmas Seals "Mexican Magic" and Moon Over Readlaga Dally 9 A. M. to 9 I*. M. For Corridor^ to Alaska on here after one of the machinea murdaficlnier. Easy to taka Smalt asw Board to Discuss may attend at *2 p. m., the an­ Or By Appcilnlment, In the Service Also Is Most Popular ed apprrjpVlations and authoriza­ Moneyback susrantaa. Caiavaluablal BMfecni Stsiidsrd TtnM Burma” and they belong to her nouncement said, beauty shop em- skidded on pavement made slip­ PookUl today at A special Prayer Day service, of Hie People lor SO Vears. tions tor this and future years pery by the first snowstorm of the forevermore. That new short ployera at 3 p, m. and employee at Wai^ington, Nov. 29— — TheVand the existing Alaskan highway sponsored by the Women's Mis­ Beauty Shop Pay 171 Cbureh Street. Hartford, Ckuin. RooBevelt and Seven Fi* totaling more than 620,000,000,- season. CENTER FTIAH5IACY Urgent Appeal Goes Out balr-do of I.*mour's wows 'em too! sionary Society of the Emanuel 7 p. m. 000. Home congressmen predicted possibility of Canada granting the | system for 625,000,000. "The Ramparts We Watch," a Phone 6-2287 ' If new equipment were bought and Lutheran church, will be held Sun­ The board plans to dlacuaa wage Owns Much of Property, 'nancial Experts to Dis­ the 1941-42 budget may call for United fltates a “ corridor" for a SpecuUUon as to additional Na- 11:15 a. m. . . . WEAF-NBC-J-12 For Local Support of saga of America, the first full- ratee hiked, 'a Idf' of them would unlted states a corrioor lor a i government noon Milestones In Music; 8 p. ns. day evening at 7 o'clock. Special scales and kindred topics with the have to give up their phones. upwarda of 615,000,000,000. length production by the "March Hartford. Nov. 29.— Labor But Doesn’t Collect cuss Higher Levies. Others have estimated a saving ’highway to Alaska, over which might exchange for a highway ; World Is Yours, new time. WABC- Most Worthy Cause.' on"ihel furnished by the G Commissioner Cornelius J. Dana- various groups. The oil Industry is growing of Time staff will also be on the | directed by G. Albert of 6500,000,000...... or more in non- troops and suppllea could be moved j “corridor" has centered on de- WDRC ; CBS—1 Army-Navy game preview ™ . T n a s 159 IK-Mroyem Bol^Tou to E nf^ the direction of Mias Eleanor Blish GIFTS MILITARY Thin la a ntory about the richest John W. Towle of Omaha. 77icy military and Naval preparedness. Friday, N o t. *9 house. MBS—1 Wonderful World Due ,to typographical error experts plan to discuss the advis­ t r ^ fe r r e d t o 3reat Britain. 1 on Nov. 1, the last date for jp M Quiz; 5 Sammy, Kay’s Hour . of 9 Laurel street, and under the man In town. own land right In the middle of the ability of seeking higher taxes and Favors Kuislng IK-bt Limit There was no confirmation In of-1 ^hirh figures are available, the Appropriate for Xmas! In our Wednesday advert losiery. weathc^ 0:00—News, Weather. lives of about 35,000 .young peo­ He attends farm sales regularly, but s h e does! Get her A11:05—Spdyts A Roundup. liliu t4^'« 6; 15—Bernhard I-cvitor Salon ple between the aces of 15 and 45. and almost alway.s l)uys a cow dr Kuclu’ok SireiitFtli filmy, beautiful Isis ’.it 11:10— Ncwjk of the World.Worl' ; Orche-stra. One out of every six deaths occur­ I 6:30--Sercnaders. two. In recent years, the former comes in p.oportioned 11:25— Interl\uip.ie ring among girls and young wo­ farmer owner wn.s often one who PaNHIlljr of Bill 11:30— Sammj^Sammy' Knyc’s ororohostrn. f 0:4.5 -Idiwell Thomas. men between the ages of 15 and Oil lengths) and watch her ' 7:00 —Fred Waring's Orchestra. ■had lost everything. 12:00—News. ! 30 Is caused by this dlsea.se. Three- Why dill he Imy ’em ■■ eyes sparkle! B'.'z-lO't A. M. 7:1.5 .Newsroom of the Air. I fifths of all deaths from tuber- 7:30—Tn.side of Sports. i "They were going too cheap, he ^ 2-3-A-7 12:05— Dance orchestra. eulosls oecur before the age of 45. ^explatn.s. Washington, Nov. 29—(/P)—Set 7:15 -IVittl Chapin Sings fori l o w e r - t h a n - e is e w h e r e p r ic es thread 12:30— Dance orchestra, . Deaths Are Redueed Gives ( ons to FaroMT back in their effort to get the 12:55—News. \ 5'ou. ! Thirty years a-o tubereuIo!!i.s House to complete congressional 1 8:00 Lucille Manner.a, Frank /' i lM <•-- iHut that doe.sn't tell why he Tomorrow’s Projwm wa.s. respon.slble for eleven oiit of turrik^round and gives the cows HcUoti before the week-end, advo­ ■A. M. \ ' Black’s Orchestra, every 100 deaths occurring in the cates of the Logiin-Walter bill re- I 8:30 - Information Please. lo a fnlimer wtio needs them, on a 7:00—Esso Reporter - \ Nows, United States, Today, thank.s to FOR EVERYONE IN THE^FAMILY! solemn 'Tqrtnershi|>'’ basis. checked their strength today for ' weather. I !>:00—Waltz Time. the efforts of the far-seeing citi­ a new attempt .Monday. I 0:30—Everyman's Theater, Rometimeadhere is talk of giving 7:10—Music off the record; Ray zens of the country who have pro­ Towle half tlba milk. If that oc­ The bill's backers had hoped to Ravon I ndies Barrett. i 10:00—Wings of Destiny. vided national funds for combat­ get the House to approve yester­ 10:30— Guy Hedliind and Com­ curred with evefv cow, the Towles ACAR LIKE THIS ONE Correctly styled. 7:55— Esso Reporter — Nc ing the disease, setting up re­ y all their frienda\ancl relative.s day auch changes as the Senate pany. ' weather. search laboratories and clinics, would be able to swlthjn It. , made In the measure before ap- Trimmed! 39C 8:00—News of Europe. 11:00 - News and weather. the disease is responsible for less i proving It unexpectedly on Tues- All sizes! 1:15— The Party Line. Being a tenapt on a farm 8/l5—Shoppers .Special than five out of every 100 deaths. or In a town house is'ideasant. i day, but they failed to win the 1^30—When Day i.s Done. Women’s Slippers • time. The 1040 Christmas Sc.al .show.s I.AV-AWAY GIFT A DAY U.NTIL Incidentally. If times are nod. he unammouse con.sent netxssary for V - BUYS ’ 8:30—E.sso Reporter — News,' 12:f)0—War .News. three children lifting up tiny voices CHRISTMAS simply forgets to collect Nynt. I consideration. Tlie House then Leathw vamp. 122 weather. 12:05—The Party Line. in a carol of the sea.son. Their Some tenants pay IhtermiUen i took a week-end recess. sole. Dainty lining. 8:35— Shoppers Special, rontln- 12:5,5\News. cherubic faces expre.ss vividly the I Meanwhile, Interior .Secretary hut there's no record of an eyictlo y I (T AMERICA’S uod. 1:00 perennial Joy of youth. The .seals from a Towle property. ekes voiced hLs rondemnatkin of m m .S ^ y S E. C. Soliniene 9:00—Press news. Tomorrmv’s Prognim. are the work of artist Felix Lewis MATCHED PIRFECTIOH The same is true of his store I thR Logan-Walter legislation. ' 9:15— National Hillbilly cham- Tomorrow’s Program Martini of I.(ov. 29—(.45 . 9:50 - "The Library Has the An­ S .5.5 -WTlC's ProgianV Parade. lo live together happily. Two of pany. despite repealed offers. The —The Swt.sa Federal Cmnmil Wed- Practically made-to- - _ ^ ti:00 Hank Ij,a\vson’H ^nights of swer." Gav. Torrid Film a kind—Tru-Art engagement ring reason is that the buyer would ncsd.'vy ordered the di.ssomtlon of order fit in.. Grants l O w ■ 10:00—Welcome Lewis’ Singinff the Road. scrap the ancient crank phones and the Swi.ss Communi.st party and new 3-Ien«th styles! — Bee. P 15- Food News. and wedding band to [ic worn to­ other apparatus. all Us branches ami all organlM- Fancy, tailored. 32-44, P:30 Rliythms of the Day FIsece-lined for 10:30-- Public Forum .No. 2: Jobs I .Stars Dot I^amoiii gether for a lifetime. Their high He says Falls City people get the tions which might be .substitute for America: Hartford Tuber­ 0:45 -Gene and Glenn warmthl And only lowest rates In the state, and that to the dis.solved party. culosis; Public Health, Dr. Wll- 10:00—I.lncoln Highway. quality, brilliant lustre and artistic I aen. i 10:30— Bright Idea Club. settings make it wise to’ ask for 11:00—WPA Band Dialogue that snaps like a Con­ 11:0O—News’. ga dance line, dispensed by Doro- 11:05—Cincinnati Conservatory of 11:30—Musical Tete-a-Tete them by name—"Tru-Art.” 11:15 - Market and Agricultural Lamour, Robert Preston and Glossy two-snaps that flatter your ankles Music. yston Foster, torrid singing and 12:00--Ad Liner. Reports. Uluttraled^six diamond, whila they keep your feet dry and cozyl ll:.55—The Weather Man. ty of dramatic excitement of 12:30—Let’s Pretend. , heart designed comhina- .S19.50 Easy to put on. Easy to take off. And, 12 Noon—General Federation of a tfoplcal nature, constitute Just tion engegement ring and I aboutWhat to look for in "Moon Bntfl Rings ■o lightweight, you hardly know you’re Women's Clubs Program. wedding bend. ■mCOTT. Ho-dwiM P. M. I Over ^urma," Paramount’s new wearing them. Black or brown. klock lo('« 12:15- State Theater Presenta­ I film sclwduled for Sunday and tion. ! Monday M the State theater. DEFERRED PAYMENTS EASILY ARRANGED 12:30 Connecticut I'niverslty ; A vehiclV Ideally attuned to the R adio I h'arm Foniiii. talents of the three starring play­ ers, " ‘Moon Over Burma" wastes lo r only forty dollars you can Eastern Standard rime no time with tpe usual devices for MATTHEW WIOR .IF.WF.LER AND WAT^’II.MAKF.K have the foy and aabsiacbon of establishing thM this la a Jungle k: owning:.America's Fine Wotch. New York, Nov. 29.—(/D -Jack Quiet Holiday picture, fellers, mid people sweat 977 .Main St. (.Vest to MeLelliin’a) Manchester ill .ShouH fo r O ne Cosed only in precious metals, Pearl, the "Vas you dere Rch’ar- in it and so on. It stiirtfl right A Hamilton! are mode with 17 or more jewels. Other Hamiltons from Ue?’! comedian of past radio yerfrs, Is S|)eiit Here Vi'e(‘k at Hoii!«e*H 194! luiury lin«r D* lwa« 6 pottvafa' S*<3on, $37.50 lo SS,000. backed by a long stage rareer, n I 860t. front d'ftct >0*01 Ilf W9>9 continues to further his amhitlotis Shoe Depl. ^ •ndbvinp«rBuardiott( • • • a « night in "Dr. Koenig's 48 Hours" WE HAVE THEM ALL!* together with Helen Twelvetrees $ J . O O Cfiifd'i fwo-Mopi $ J . O O "THIS BIO NEW 1941 DODGE HAS SO MUCH TO OFFER THAT and Jean Muln^as the first- of a Manche-ster’a Thaiikagivlng w m fhnen-hnndt Worafy W f new dramatic scries-- under the one of the quietest and happlejSt \V. B. Coon Black and Brow n Ties— ROYAL - UNDERWOOD W hite *rubber, fleece-lined to WE JUST CAN'T WAIT TO HAVE YOU SEE IT... AND DRIVE ITI" nneral listing of the Star-Bnngled in years yesterday. The snow­ Snug at a glove, and just at New, batttr-fittlng one-straps Were .$7..')0. Now ...... FOR A ^ iTieater. Various guests are to be CORONA easy to slip into I Clotty black with adjustable soap buckle keep their feet warm! Easy storm of Tuesday night made dis­ they can fasten themselves I to fasten. Hard to wear out. used each week, tance traveling difficult khd reai- REMINGTON rubber; high or Cuban heel. EHEVE it or not, we’re gettmg o big of 26 years of building fine moforcors GINTLEMAN ^ A previous Jack Pearl sbriou.a w ..... And in the traditional Dodge manner, wftght champion, and Stove Bcl- giving Eve services were also held V«*f All Sizes. new safety ond economy features hove, k , lolae. in the South Methodist church also been added I For instance, the* rear .'500 fxtra fieovy rvfifcer sefes f and the Church of the Nazarene. ROYAL - UNDERWOOD , pfil-wergfit. . . but ihen£f Looir Ilka tmartatt oxfords f deck-lid is "spring-balanced," so that o In addition to WEAF-NBC, the , Service# of praise and Thanksglv- Special t.ine of Black. Blue and Brown child con raise or lower ill CBS and MBSuetworks now have ihg were also held In the Center STANDARDS Storm Rnhhers llubborfi Dress Arctles New Wall Last Oxfords—^Were .S.i.OO. decided to join in the broadcast Congregational. St. Mary’a Epis­ AS l o w ; a s $29..'50: Sunday noon of the inauguration Nt»w ...... A remarkable hew Oil Bbth Air Cleaner, copal, Salvation Army an^l the 7.'79 ffMwfieref At Wards for only of the new . Swedish Congregational churyhes for LESS at Words' prevents grit from -.attacking cylinders Lord on the holiday. \ B RAN D N EW and bearings, ond prolongs engine life. Dgim. 2i. jrvmir, Programs tonight: Youngsters. Happy Men! Rubber! cut high in front Tht buckles srt welded on to Takes a tecond look to tell REMINC.TON they’re rubbers! Strongly rein­ Blue and Black Pumpt^— Were $3.65. The war—WEAF-.NBC 7:15, Throughout the clsy yesterday for extra protection! Heavy Mttyf Rubber soles, tos esp and tiM Tripio T M of M gt FM 0rtvt«l $fS.OO REMETTE PORTABLE rolled edge! Long wearing. counter strongly ttinfotcedf forced at points of strain. N o w ...... And when you take the wheel, you 11:15; CBS 8'55, 10:45; MBS 10,. the youngsters found ample snow 1* iMFfGf fMf, M ireif flr«f Nothing now Fo loom. 12:30: WJZ-NBC 9:30; NBC 12, for sliding, and ■ skiing at their S29.7.'5. Case Free! know In o flash that here is a staunch­ Simply lost to do. Groolor comfort*‘*oddod safoly« ness exclusive to D o d g e ...th e result . WEAF-NBC--8, Lucille Man- favorite winter sports centers but Men’s 2 Burkle 3. Oramf In TmHkI Yow start and step smoothly NO FINER GIFT THAN ners concert; 8:30,’ Information everything was cast aside In the Black and Blue Ties and Pumps— Were without }ork or |or. And whon you wont oxtro- Please; 9:30, Obolcr play " I ’m an early evening when Manchester’s V'50 USED MACHINES JUST A riw DOLLARS MORk THAN .$3.6.5. Now ...... SMALLM. LOW-PRICED CARS I fost potawey, e Rick of your Rngor into tho got* American;’’ 10, Wings of Des­ vouth packed the state armory for $12..i0 up. - owoy poor pivot you o bursf pf spood. tiny; 10:30, Wendell Willkie ad­ the annual M.H.S.-Alumnl basket­ WORK Leswy f ball game, ushering In the current 3e Tfta fwiotAnm *F 0111 Fowor from tho ongino dress. is Irensmiftod to roor whoois through o shock- WABC-CBS - 7:30 Al Pearce. 8 basketball season. Growing tiirls’ Brown Oxfttrds-^Were 825-^11 18 Months’ Free Service absorbing cushion of oil. Combinod with Flooiing Kate Smlthj^Hour; 9 Johnny Pic- A note of sadness entered Into $1.00. Now ...... tThif liO«?roItd4Hv*r«d prk» and lnc(ud*ioli Fodarol Io id s ..... it h!. .. . . •nd oil itendord oquipmoni. Tranfpeefotion. sfato and locol Fowor* Dodgo Fluid Drtvo givos vnboliovoblo the holdiday theme In the death able value in With Each Machine! RUBBERS 21 JIW IIS sents; 9:30 ' Playhouse premiere wriftng machine with Mindard Not .-Ml Sizes. teaoi (if ony). •■tro. Fapnf d'foctionol siRnolf and bwmp«r smoothnoss* ooso of hondting and longor cor.tifo*— With Miriarn Hopkins; 10 Bob Rip­ last night of the Rev. Peter J. O. Wriffen Guarantee! Ruardi pt slight aitto cost. board You can depend on ii lor 12 Free Leaniina! ond this* of courso, moons fomous Oodgo oconooiy. Reserve this gift for the man ley Program. • Cor-nell, retired pastor of the typical ' Urrderwood perlormanca. who appmialea fine things! ap^ and durabiliiY! y WJZ-NBC—7:30 Radio Magic; Emanuel Lutheran Church which - Sf FlgwIeM in design. Masculine 8:16 Gen. George C. Marshall bn he served for two decades. Broken Sizes of .Men's Brown and Black in character, .\ccuracv attest^ Buy Your Typewriter Aton Our Boil-So ' no "Defense Progress;’’ 9 Gang- Several wedding anniveraaries ^LoaklTtesi FiiUirtt At TWt L »« Priei^ At tmaet at your now thoat I pr. Oxfords. Now ...... to by the coreleil Obser­ •busters; 9:35 Birthday Salute; 10 were ob.scrved and three weddings • Standard width Underwood Ribbon. From A Store Where lIrPNN ItubborN vatory Certificate. $30 and up. heavyweight boxing, Billy Conn vs. solemnized on the holiday. • Single, Double and Triple Spacing. Seryice Oxford Uiihhors Late Wednesday night a minor • Back-spacer on left. • Right and leii 1941 LUXURY LINER L «e Snvold. Cylinder Knobs. • Ratchet Release— Means Something! al Wardt One Line of Boys' Oxfords— Were $3.00. Medium weight cotton MBS— 8:30 Laugh and Swing accident occurred on Main street for thrifty teaman. SJ.OO Sturdily made to give Lowae Pr ea' involving cars driven by William ^Variable Line Spacer. • Paper Release— Now •FLUID DRIVE OFTIONAL AT or 35% vrocA heather • Club; 9:30 I Want a Divorce; 11:15 Carriage Release. • Paper Beil. • Blicli. mixturesi Something q ^ l a l drama ‘Thumbs Up," under Dufrane of 74 Bigelow street and $ 1.00 YOU C AN ALW AYS DO long service under the SUOHT EXTRA COST Fred Rfstau of 38 Charter Oak Glare-proof, rrystalline finish. • Carry­ Looks like a shoe! Fits like a ‘‘^Popular isndal-ityle m tha heU use and use! -auspices Women’s Division Co'm- street. ing Case incluM. BETTER A T love I Lightweight snap rub­ toughest conditions. now lighter weight you prefer. isittee to Defend America by Aid- D o w n fer, easy to slip on and off. Long-wearing rubber lolei. lag Allies. Golf Enthusiasts DAILY^S TG rant Co. r^rvZ .s ’Whait to expect Saturdsy: Army- During 1939, 2,162,000 American Daily’s Typewriter Shop 214 ASYLUM STREET C£H0USe>$0M. DONNELLY’S Navy football — WEAF-NBC, men. women and children walked 1.00 HARTFORD. CONN. me WABC-CBS. WOR-MBS 1:15 p. m., 214 ASYLUM STREET HARTFORD $ JEWELERS 823 MAIN STREET MANCHE.STER 238:000,000 miles while playing PHONE 7-3000 WJZ-NBC 2. (Also, on short golf on the 500 public and private TELEPHONE 7-3000 A Week THE STORE OF QUALITY" SCHALLER M OTOR SALES, Inc. waves) . . . The war—CBS 8, 8 a. 4 Doora Below Allyn Theater MONTGOMERY WARD At the Cepter golf courses In the United States, 634 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER n., 6:30 p. nj^; NBC 8 a. m.; MBS according to estimates. 824-828 MAIN STREET TEL 5161 MANCH.ESTEB

i .--.VV PAGE EIGHT vide material for the elUsens, $516,191,000. This has Keyes, Fielding's Folly; Bruce atorial surveys which been "frozen” by presidential or­ Additional Books a bureau chief of a great press Half British lAncsster, FOr Us the Living; ([[limit Demand! of food, clothing or housing— ‘Couldn’t We Have a Little More Unity Here?’ Kansas City Celebrates termlne the extent der. Switzerland was. next with Ruth McKenney, McKenney's Car­ ibittfliratfr though the Utter appears to be agency and a tommandlng gener­ maihing assets in the United $476,388,000, and Canada was At Cheney Library ry On; Charles Nordhoff, In Ynn- al In the midst of a campaign, that States before Congress considers third with $394,894,00. Britain's wea Windjammers; Mrs. M. (R) Put on Teil more or less makeshift pending Cash Spent the question of extending finan­ $385,719,000 deposit figure was the military campaign is sure to Drop in Traffic Deaths DUDE COLLEGE Rinehart, Great Mistake; K. L. S train the completion of new barracks cial aid. fourth. Roberts,\ Oliver Wlswell, Andre end, some time or other—^ut the COnVNiaHT. IS40, No figures were given on the The following new bonks have Washington, Nov. 39—(ill now being erected—but principal­ - r BY OREN ARNOLD NBA SBnVICB. INC. While the British were spending Simone. J'Acruse! Maurice Walsh, ' / 'PUBUSHKO BY THE Resources Exclusive of their American assuta—$157,321,- remaining Security holdings of recently been added to the Mary fresh demand for ItmItattoliQ HERALD PRINTINQ CO., INO. ly, It would appear, frorii lack of day and night vigilance of the Kansas City, Nov. 2*. (jp)—,s Safety Councll'a Industrial sect* Hill is Mine. dent prevention contesL lX)0 of bank deposits a;id $158,- any countries, but notwithstand­ Cheney Library: presidential terms bobbed ujA tl Blisfll Blrttt its brilliant lighting aa the boys press chief knows no ending; the Kansas City has opened a three- Gold Held for Britain ManchAttHf Oonn. W o Other High Marks Vealerday: When Wesley’s stam­ I—Iwish to demonstrate that I 428,000.of-proceeds from the sales ing the British and Canadian sales Mrs. G. F; (H) Atherton, House Senate circles today despltoj|| THOMAS I"' Ki'.USON have been acctistomed to at home, battle which he directs can never d*y celebration for Its "unknown Two other high marks r^hed mered explanations fall to .ex<- of American securities—most of of nearly $35,000,000, foreign hold­ of Lee: J. J. Audubon, Audubon's D oesn't f M Death Interfere. tradition-shattering re-electtdf Gtntriil ,\l am not, uh, afraid of him. Not In United States. from Inability, to get more than be won. It must never be lost. We In IWO win be observed by the plain anything, Ronnie rushes him aw ed." the world was sending money here ings of American securities actu­ America; Phyllis Bottome, Heart President Roosevelt to » ^ PoundcS October 1, lilt Uvlng." nwny, lenving Andre nnd Loan to­ in unprecedented amounts for S a lt L ake C ity —(/P)— T hom as one full day a week at home, from know of no calling, no profession, fair—the passage Oct. 26 of the He left her at once. She was ally increased due to purchases In­ of a Child-. yV. A. N. Dorland. term . Publlihed Every Evenlnn Eicerl It la the second annual Safety fifth year without a fatal traffic gether. Cnrefully Andre revenis' Washington, Nov. 29—i/P>—T he safekeeping. cluding $59,470,000 by Switzer­ American Illustrated Medical Dic­ Wharram'a wife died Just an hour Senator Hatch (D„ N. M.). ; Bundaye and HolldayA Entered at the Infrequency with which they no duty that exacts such a tre­ Fair. The guests of honor aren't tk. I ...... t. ! smiling at his boyish way, which Treasury disclosed today that the accident to a child going to or hu V* i could i t in such contrast to Wes- Net capital , Inflow Into the land. $11..567,000 for Italy, and tionary; Robert Graves, Sergeant before he Was scheduled to ap­ supported President Roosevrit tha Poet Office at Maneheater. can get ashore to the movies, be­ mendous toll of absolutely unre­ known by name from school; a stretch of 86 days British government spent United States from bank depoails, $10,038,t)00 for the Netherlands. tom b's America; J. B. S. Haldane.^ pear In Federal court to complete the recent election, said ths Conn., aa Second Claea Mall Matter, ley York, the professor. She sat 749,000 of Its American capital' cause there Is a shortage of neck mitting effort as this one of gath- They are the eight without a traffic faUIlty. ' down again to wait, and with arms purchases of American securities Science and Everyday Life; F. L. proceedings for citizenship. But tlon of presidential terms SUBSCRIPTION RATES alive who would have been kluea j giy^ police, r v .ts to buy war supplies here and similar, transactions, was ties for some of the units and be- ; ering the news; or one whose de­ : "Ml* *>«hln her head she gazed at Germany's world-renowned Uni­ Harris, Pies A-Plenty; F. R. How­ he was in court at the appointed been settled but should bs One Tear by Mall ...... !*'!? had the city’s streets been u hex- highway patrolmen, eherifra during the first year of the war. $860,831,000 from Sept. 1, 1939, versity of Heidelberg was founded P ar Month by Mall ...... I mAnit a c tio n . , gym naiilum w ith Ita ligrhUi in- ard, Green Entry; Langston time, dWplalnIng: 'Tve waited a mitted to the people as a clean I cause nobody appears to have yet \ vntees are so nearly anonymous, ardoua aa last year, and the 37 , Henutles, civic organizations. Ilre- and at the end still had at least the time the war started, to Sept. In 1380. Hughes, Big Sea; Mrs. F. P. (W) | long time for this hour.” issue, free from personsllUiA SInsle Copy ...... I D> I side and at the arched colonnade $385,719,000 of cash on deposit in got around to organising much en­ so little acclaimed and to no great who lived through 1939 because of | health groups and others a Uesley Explains , bathed in moon glow. 4, 1940. the nearest comparable Delivered One Tear ...... >* 0® American banks. traffic safety improvement over display their cohtrlbu- CHAPTER XI Her attention was attracted by date iri the financial statistics. The MEMBER o r tertainment for them. All very aii extent find their reward only j These cash resources were ex­ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 1938. ' J tlone to the record and programs They climbed the atone stair two figures on the colonnade; man total Inflow was much larger, but sad. Particularly poignant Is the In the consciousness of having It was in November. 1938, that ^jp^^d at making It better, clusive of the gold held for British Th« Anvociated Praat ta axelualTa' with the beautiful wrought iron «nd girl, on the roof. Apparently account. .More than $4,000,00,000 the net figure was reduced by ly •ntltU d to the ut« or rot)ubI1ca> cry of the young man who bewails done the Job w'ell. | police began to put real teeth In a | jj ^.jn jpcjude a moving picture. British withdrawals. ■ railing, passed through the gym- the girl was sitting, the man worth wiis shipped to the United tlon of «n now* dlapiitchra or#dlted traffic campaign that hasn't slow­ Guilty”, filmed by police ak a pic­ to It or not ofherwip# er*»5lV. ... ClRCm^ATIOSS. ward these .sorely put-iipon young ! Milar was a fine soldier. He In those two months that the city ! some broad, th ro u g h stre e ts tB subtle background for romance, : Then all at one* a door from the The Herald PrlntlnR Compsny. men. one may perhaps be pardon- j gave everything that he had - and finished the year with no worse a 1 daytim e, but only Andre responded to its i {tymonsium balcony op^ed and Inc., sssumes no financial reeponai- ed for concluding that the worst ■ he had much; native ability, limlt- record than 1937 69 dead. 1 The fair will wind up with a suggestion. H e looked at - Wesley stood In unmlatak7>l* ou^' bllity f'jr typographlral errors ap­ That was only a starter. Last j grand finale of police. Army unit^ with a sudden amu.sed, half-smirk- up, there. He saw the two How MANCHESTER Folks pearing In advertisement* In the thing about this .season of training , le.sa loyalty, wide experience, the ing smile. figures at once and hastened to Manchester Kvenler Herald year traffic fatalities dropped to i firemen. Junior police Is that it was so long deferred. The ' key gift of newi.s sense, character, 32, a decline of 53 per cent-a sav- j others in a "parade of the protec- “You’re beautiful when you are them and spoke. . X Times-Star's re|iort , .sounds as infinite tact. He died at .13. a angry." he informed her. / I, ^ ‘><>5 pardon but this is hard- Friday, November 2P '"ihfs^yelr'there have been 20 i Everyone attending will be In the Did you come here on'DUsiness I‘Y “ Place for play safe when buying home fum though its miin has stumbled on major casualty. deaths compared with 28 in the ' parade of the pr^cted. ___ or on pleasure?" Her voice Was You again, eh?" said a voice, « Snow Disposal about as unlikely a lot out of snappish. "You have taken too unmistakably Andre's. "I suppose same period of 1939. ' you'd prefer to kiss her yourself!” which to make .soldiers as could be T ^ fair celebrates these awarda Bull Olad to Gel Home, many drinks already tonight.” May we .sugge.st to the Highway Now We .\sk You? "Oh. take it easy, kid. I think Ronnie saw the dark sha'dows , found in the length nnd breadth of \ - to Kjsnsas City for 193B's safety ' It.--(/P i—W hen fa rm e r Committee of the Board of Select­ we could get along fine!" He fin­ merge, heard the sound of a blow. What did we tell you abotit tk* mindeijness: _ ___^ 'Floyd Cooper turned on hla new And then — I the land though it Is only fair to Grand award of the National , gered h er arm , up nnd dowrn. .V « *1 men of the Town of ManrhCFter kind of Thanksgiving Day weather 1 electric lighting system he sparked Somebody toppled over the low I say that the waits appear to ema- Safetv Council for the best all- ; his bull ,to an electrifying adven­ "Would you like a drink yourself? the following! New England would provide as a N ow ?" roof railing! I nate principally from one unit around traffic accident reduction. ture. the animal broke loose Quite Involuntarily, Ronnie At least nine-tenths of the retail ' rational offset to the I^abor Day | A tie for The American Automo- | am being paid to do a job I i ' which was only recently or­ and showed up on the porch of a and you arc being paid to do a job, , screamed for a new 1941 aufomafic 9-fube buslnc.ss of Manehe.ster is carried tcmpor.aturo of K. D. R.'s modern- ' bile Association’s award for best Boone home. Then he began (To Be Continued) ganised; we refuse to believe that work in reducing pedestrian fatal- Mr. Girardeau. And we hot know on In that part of Main street istic. streamlined, .sissy "Thanks- i nudging the windows of a parked we can be found muidered if we | I they reflect the spirit of the 242d ities. car, giving the occupants quite lying between the Center anil giving Pay” a week earlier? Now | The NationalN ational \Safety\ s a ie i y v-to live on a desert lalaml, which a play, "The Crose Stained By T banks remain long enough to ex­ lands. And did this one! Good things come in that ever so Intimately, "Like always order 'bine coal'. Tbey fcnoso .some liOathemeck top .sergeant. X records would you Blood ” a drama in three acts un­ Super performance you’d find at $125 in most stores! perience successive thaws and I h\re \ are half a dozen tankers and , 'j choose } “^^"'1.-,... to carry along..inm-" me ?" der the supervision of Rev.'Kr, L. it* Bins color is the tradti mark of freighters of Scandinavian regls^ j It seems to me that this can be She didn't answer. Kaezorowski, at the Pulaski Hall, America’s finest sntbracite. 9 tubes including rectifier and tuning eye tube! Plus freezes until their removal be­ But she sat on the low railing. Courting a Crash try. They have been here for ; productive of no realj, cro.ss-cur- North street, for the benefit of SL Anthraeilt Is the per/ect bom* automatic tuning . . . automatic bass booster! comes a alow process, too expen­ rent of public opinion unless all large packages, 20 feet above the patio grass, and John's Polish church, Sunday eve­ fucL Ne forced draft it needed to months, condemned to a morale- 1 listened while he paid her numer­ sive for the snow removal budget. There is a type of individual ! Washington destroy^ic inaction because their popular brands of records are ning, December 1st, at 7:30 p.m. bnm it. It bnmt steadily, evenly, used. I'sing Victor only makes it ous compliments,' It was exceed­ The Polish public at large Is cor- completely with only s mild ns- Make Your Own Phonograph Records at Slight Extra Cost The usable part of the roadway is who. because he does not like op­ homelanX,s have been overrun. ingly easy to listen to suave An: a publicity stunt. Using Columbia. illally Invited. tarsi draft. Practically all of its reduced by fifteen or twenty feet position, actually experts opposi­ These ships are cramped, small, too! dre Girardeau. His technique was heat zees to yoar rooms-little It Daybook dirty. TheiP crews are not allowed Dccca and the others would yield The Ladies Auxiliary of the ^according to the amount of the ac­ a studied one that he had used Most Blessed Sacrament, with waited np lbs rhimney. tion to Jvimp out of the way be- » • •By Jmch Stinnett ■ — on shore. TTie men weijr matted some interesting results. many times before. cumulation on both sides of the , cause he rushes at It fiercely. : Ijenrda and their clothes are, rag­ I remember a similar propo.sal, Mrs. B. Sendrowski presiding, will So always bnm anthririte. .4nd 5 -TPBE MANTEL Washington. - Out of the flood of though non-commercial advanced hold its annual meeting Sunday at to get the best, erder 'bine eotV— GETS EUROPE! street. I When the individuiil is driving aj ged They ha\^ had no word of by drama critics of New Y'ork The patio there was really a 2 p.m. in the church hall. Officers tW rirb Pennsylvtnla ■nthririte • Hot otrfomofie tuning I 7-tubei Including recti­ Our auggc.stion is that the tra- talk about "good neighbor poli­ their families and friends. half-acre courtyard, landscaped car and the opposition takes the They can look over the water several years ago. The idea was will be elected for the year 1941. mined by the Clen Alden CosI Co. e Akwava loop aorialI fier! Has tone control, dltional practice of plowing the | » stone wall, he is very cies, " e.xchangps of culture botueen with grass as rich as a golf green, Luncheon will be served as usual. It It eirefnlly prepared and In- ’bine coal’ Real Regulator. Yon set and catch an irort^ view of the this; If you had to live on a derort the Thrrmoital (np-tairs) at the tern- • Includat ractifiorl ‘automatic tuning. Air­ 95 North and South America, and island with ten actors and actress­ with shrubs that banked Impres­ The auxiliary’ la doing wonderful tpecled—and laboralorr Ittled for snow to the curb be revi.sed, and > |i;,s|y („ revise his outlook on ^ Statue of Liberty. TOey see great peralnre von want and forget it. With • Undarwritar approvadi ■ Tarm* wave loop I Plug for, nebulous schemes for welding the es. which would you choo.se. sively against the tan buildings, work in and for the parish. pnrity and aniform sizing. that the plowing be from the . hu.sines.s of getting his own ihips, mostly in South Americmn with tall curved palms and with this aroizing device, and with ‘bine phono, Televijion and^ two continents, there are develop­ trade, come and go each day. The reviewers composed their Witness this group of Gift (?halrs! Each Is a The Ladies Sew ing C?lrcle will Automatic Heat teith • In ivory. ■ • $1 mors. "F-M" reception! curb to the center of the roadway, j jf j,e has the' luck to survive i vines that somehow managed to meet Tuesday evening at the eosl* in yonr furnace, yon get even, ing a few concrete plana for lay­ It was reported recently that a preferences. One .critic, in turning "big package" of Christmas cheer. Each is bedeck themselves with flowers Anthracite healthful, trouble-free heat, day and Main street In this area ia a very I jj,e Impact'. in his list, commented: "Going extra good, because it's Watkins Appro\rd home of Mrs. Bungard. . ing an economic foundation which murder has been com!tnltted on i even In fall. It had been an obvious Now yon esn enjoy tu tn m a tie night, for only $18.93 (pint imall in- wide street, varying from some-] Trying to waft a stone wall; one of these ships. Althh^gh in- over c these names. I seem to have Quality and Styling. Yet prices are extremely The Lutnia Choir ia preparing really may support the dreams of place for Ronica Bailey to lead her diligently for the annual winter' beat with snthrseite by initalling ■ ■tallalien charge). vestigation failed to bearr this out 1 fselected the ones I have panned little! Dozens and dozens of other Watkin.s distressed professor friend when thing over eighty feet to perhaps ‘ automobile mav 1the dreamers. choral concert. Miss Josephine it did dl-splose a sullen ifty- I moat in my recent reviews. If C hairs are priced from $5.95 to .$125.00. sh wanted privacy, "rhey had h ; aeventy at its narrowest, from j tpmpt some folks once. It takes : To attempt to discti.ss even attitude on the part of kpnie I they ever actually got me on a Grzyb is organist ' and Father found a rustic bench beside a Szczepkowskl, O.S., la choral mas­ curb to curb. .Suppose a space | ^ incredibly dunderheaded driver briefly all of these would be to q'j men. They answered qufs- desert Island . I probably would trickling -fountain, and Ronica ter. some fifteen feet wide, approxi­ clutter this column with things of I jjnns in monosyllables, their e>Vs ] dive overboard tak e my was sitting in the dim moonlight, THE W. G. GLENNET CO. to try it A second time. m an-eating mately the room occupied by the scanty meaning, but I hope from on the deck. Their answert | chances with Prices, A to hands behind her neck and head ______Phont 4149 Kenneth F. Simpson, Republican j ,jn,e to report on the in part were "cued" . by a ahip'.sXj a'harks." ^ back so that she looked up at him. unused trolley tracks, were devot­ leader of New York County, suf)- Probe of Radio really s'olid things that are being oiTicrr who wa.s none too happy to ' * Comfortable Sleepy Hollow style; tapestry She w as B eauty itaell in th is i>er- ed to the reception of the plowed- ported Wendell Wlllkie in the le- done to liring South hnd Central have investigators aboard One Which leaves just space enough fect setting, but Wesley was too C lia ir n u .America into a hemispheric fam- ; to\relay details of a belated post- covers. U.sualty $22.50...:.,...... 819.75 Ms off snow, we would still have two man liUirted out "I haven't heard B upset to observe such things now. Iiidii8trv Pondered \ cent IJresidenlial contc.st, while ilv that inn stand united against ele«ion conference between Ben of my wife and .sister In four "Stand if you prefer. Wes. But « ' i *10 traffic and parking lanes varying j Mayor ijiGuardia boosted for economic political or 'militniy on-, i don't know whether Bermc and Carol Bruce----- "I Queen Anne cabriole-leg occasloh'al chairs. please start talking.” Sldiie'eoal’ A from upward of twenty-five to up- ! Roosevelt. But Mr. Simpson, who slaughts from anv source whal- voted\ln a place literally swarm-' Tapestry covers. Reg. $12 50. .. . .',*9.05 ^America's Finest Anthracite , . they arc alive or dead." ; I, uh, Ronnie, I—" He took olit Wa.shlngton. Nov. 29.—i/Pi The 'F r c l n ward of thirty feet each, with | nothing if not practical, has. ever. No one knows how long this ing M th celebrities." Ben was .say- ; his handkerchief to mop his chin, Justice Department Is considering will go on. .. .Perhaps until the ing. "EiVst, there was Fred Allen." ruEt. IFOR SOUP c o m f o r t g**" for clear gutters for the run-off of : madema.t« it clearri»np that if EiorelloFiorello '1 C. The old fashioned platform rocker revlve^l although he could hardly have an anti-trust Investigation in the A iesa end of the war, "How \thrilling,” commented radio broadcasting industry, it was »eave '"‘"ne - . tfiaa - thaw or rain-water and opportuni­ Solid m aple. U sually $22,.50...... 819.75 been perspiring. wants a third term as mayor next' Among the larger plana of the • • • Carol. \ ‘!Yes?" she encouraged. "We are learned today. pasting ■ • • Wool ty for the usual parking directly year he, Mr. Simp.son. is going to I realists.is one to provide our neigh- Mr. Richard Proskauer of the '"fhere w^s the Shadow.” out here to explain things. Aren't Assistant Attorney General to the south with enotigh RCA Manufacturing company "How exciting." D. Cogswell lounge chairs, covered with Thurman Arnold was described by at the curb. be for ■him, ns the G, O. P. has-nl- ' hors small-figured tapestries. Were $29.75. .. we ?" eapital and credit .so that they can wants editors who review new "There was Bill Stem." "Quite so. I mean—yes, Ron­ offUilals as eager to start inquir­ To make this system of clear­ ways been. But Warren B. Asti- “How vomantic." ...... 821.85 spend in the United States on., phonograph records to come up nie!" He sat down beside her. "I ing into the poasibility of Sherman IT’S HERE MOM! ...... ‘ ? * •• • ance entirely practicable It would mead. Republican leader of 'a basis never thought of before. with their selections of the ten "There was ben Bernle."* hope you will not stay angry at act violations in this field, now It’s somethin!; to thrill T i be necessary, of course, that prop- Queens, proposes to run his car up , One government department heat records in his company's cat­ "That's all brother," interrupt- : E. (,'hippendale wing chairs (or Queen Anne me. I —t came to your home. But that studies of the food and hous­ ed Carol. about — when our tank- erty owners or tenants clearing | R^ninst the IjtCrUardla atone fence ' recently e.stimated that if one- alog His idea is this: If you had RnrrelBarrel Chairsi.Chairs). Usually $35.00.$35 .. .829 75 your father aaid—lie said that this, ing Industries are under way by third of the former U. .S. tourist uh, Girardeau was taking you to the department. They said there truck stops at your curb— their sidewalks should clear only ntore, anyhow, and has de­ trade to Europe could tie diverted Knuckle arm lounge models In tapestry the dance, and Girardeau was just was little doubt that he would act. Yvhen our peerless Fuel Oil an essential three-quarters or two- : p|Rr,.d that nothing can induce ' to .South -America, our southern F. ahead of me." purchases of our manufactur''**d covers. Usually $35.09...... $29.75 In the broadcasting Industir flows into >'our tank! It thirds of the walks' width, piling hint to support the mayor for re- neighbors would have credits products. Ronnie's knees were crossed and Arnold’s men would have consid­ enough to make all their neces­ she was swinging one very s'hape- means cold-days comfort, the snow along the outer edge in-' pi,ctmn because. by backing' Quolatioins erable groundwork done for them sary purcha.ses from the United Ilard-llended View Biggest buy of the holiday season! Gr»at ly lower limb as if to express Im­ by a Federal Communications worry-free heating, clean, stead of heaping it onto the hank Roosevelt, he has proved that ne ■ Stales. Blit that's another story T have taken the rase of rubber | big. loungy chairs in tapestries. Regular patience.' - Commission Committee which has healthful warmth. Thrift­ created, by the snow plows and is not a good Republican. What's | and herein I'm going to consider $44.50 .8.39..50 "On the contrary. Wes, you ar­ been engaged in an (exhaustive ily! burying the gutters feet deep. ' only what the Department of an"a‘L^^^^^^ « the finest sign of ^ ; rived just ahead of Andre. He study of the networks. more Mr. A shm ead Is calling on Agricultui-e is doing a-nd plans to ven ran into your qar, Daddy said, It would also be necessary, of than 'startod or just planned - healthy « This committee made a 1,300 all the other Republican borough ; j,, along this jlne. l.e had been drinking. Y'oii could page report public In June. The course, to set up a one-way traffic leaders to follow him In his atone! There are, at present, four ex­ A^griciirtural experts are positive i press, parly '® ' have come in first. Besides, I don't commission, which has not yet ac­ >/c# rule for ea< h of the tWo lanes, wall charge I perlmental field groups_^from the Budget rare w’hat Daddy tol I you. He's cepted the report, will hear oral FUEL & RANGE OIL that Latin America could v"Rhode am a-;' *'ee south-bound on the we.at side of A .v,,.,.. 1. .. ..’department in Central and South our total needs of cinchona, from j — W. II. Vanderbilt of Rhode T e r if is ! an old dear, but you didn't have arguments oh It next week. * ^ * in g ; «>odeJ Ashmead s car Is aa good «" working on the single to listen to him. You made the In Any Quantity— Any Time which comes quinine; of abaca. ; Island. , ^ Pay out of Income toou, * pr,--*,‘ fh/a the central snow barrier, north­ wrecked already. lAaGuardla can I p^op of rubber. La.st year, con- from which comes manila hemp: of j . date with me, not with him!" bound on its oa.st .side. A t in te r­ an the W-B Budget "You—you really would have Wholesale and Retail he elected again next year If he'gress appropriated a half million tea and perhaps a dozen other r,od\vl11puniah5Vi».''ollnlforde- Plan. Pay for your Cinlahy Planning DOWff sections. of course, the central hdr- a- ' dollars for this work . . . and If ihings which we cannot grow our-I fying Him: also for desecr-ating gone to the dance with me? Me?” wants to be, for the excellent rea­ g ifts next- year! Wesley held out a hand ns if in """• *(t, C* rler would have to lie, discon- '.that seems a lot, let's examine-,the selves nnd which would double and | Good Friday hy invading Albania Small down pay­ BANTLT OIL COMPANY son tbat he is the best, the able.st possibilities...... double again...... the ^piirchasir^g power nnd for atuicking the Gre«-k neo- flupplicstion. Novel on Poland end 1,^®’ '” * r. »'«. . . . tlnueil. ment; weekly pay­ “Certainly!" mayor the great city has ever had Rubber originated in South of the eountrles to the south. pie. m ents: carrying Center Street Phone 5293 We don't believe that the adop­ America and nntll about 1910 That. Aay these practical hard- —Bishop Rpirdio of the N orth He looked away, contrite. Ron­ and has given the city its best ad- charge. Washington, Nov. 29.-—(/P)-— most of it came from there. Then heads, woiild lay a solid economic • Greek mountain*. nie sensed his mood. Serving the Public for 23 Years. e.e.PWyat.1* tion of Ibis, system would cost mtnlstratiorv-incomparably so, "Wes;” she resumed, kindly, John Cudahy, whose resignation the town one single nickel more the Far Fast . . . Malaya, Ceylon foundation on which you could con- it Is all In the Jittle m ayor's re- anej the Dutch East indies . . . be- struct all the towers you Many believe that Eton and ''why did you tliink I might not? ns nmba.ndon I'n lv erslty . I have but little money, whereas to Belgium last January, witness­ — i neater appearance than it gener- : you, the Baileys, and this Girar­ in the welfare of the people of the rest from the Far Fast. j York ..Tease L. IJvermore, ed the fall of Brussels to the Ger­ New Life For Your Battery— ^ ^ f \ f \ ally presents In the season of , this cit.v and the best interests We must be ruthlessly selfish to deau—” He paused, still looking mans, and returned to the United New high-back, form fitting Ezcluiive with Wards! Steel Continuoui action machine gun Light, easy-to - handle I Drop I ..... I S , Wall street speculator knorwn ■onws - and that It is just plain of the city, and not at all con­ 2 a.ssure the guarantee of continu- j off. States last August. Pre.viggisly he While You Wait — Only..... $ X *\Jv/ 'aeat and easy-to-reach handle- tractor hai powerful motor to . . . no .reloading! Has BIG front and it’k a ttrollerl Hsel A Flood of .Money plunger." bar givei walker-like lupportl pull each implement! See it I itage-like target battle-field I collapsible hood, rubber tiresi common sense. | cerned with politicians. ,. ance of American freedom. "I think I understand. Wes. But had held diplomatic posts In Po­ Let’s not even consider the possl- | Xorthport, N. Y.—Frank Tinney. —Wheeler Mc.MIllan. editor of the It's foolish. I mean, unfair." Do You Know That With Our We might as well add that we j When has A.,hmeSd ever done bilitles of our Far Eastern source land and the Irish Free State. He .’>3. blackface oomedian who won Farm Journal, *|>raking to the "I know. But this Girardeau said he planned to write a novel haven't the remotest expectation ! anything for good government? of supply being closed: la-t's just fame on Bro'adway and in Iy>ndon mistook me for a servant and said DeluxeSeooter j i S Simple Wetting Doll New 'Ploy Any time I feel ready to run for National Grange. about Poland. consider what It would mean to during the '20s. so. I was trying to apologize for NEW G. E. CHARGER— Adding that this .suggestion will be follow­ office 1 will appeal direct to the southern Mexleoi Brazil and ' the with Puncture- with 21-pc. Doctor" Kll .New ' York — Cornelia Harsen Santa ClaiM Goes Picketing. any c.sr damage, when—" Machine ed, even as an experiment: for the voters snd not to the pollticlan.s. others if we were to purchase Rhoades, 76, blind author who liymie Caplin Indicted (1) We can now charge your battery in a matter of proof tires I layette case w ith COM one controlling reason that such The Queens leader had better nearly 600.000 tons of rubber at a wrrtte children’s books under the Under the spell of her kindness minutes — not hours.^ Usually 30 minutes or less. Indianapolis—(/Tl—S a n ta C laus New York. Nov. 29—(J5—-Hymle B sj'stem has never been tried be­ get a tank to drive- and then not price which would allow a ..profit name of Nina Rhoades. L ■ < A there the young professor talked 3 4 0 108 over, production coats of 10 cents a went plpketlng and was picked up [ Caplin, big-time fight figure and (2) We charge It in the car. driva it. Port Jervis, N. Y. — The Rev. ^ . . himself out. He told more than he fore. pound! • by the police. A picket dressed ■ - had meant to, really; more of his m an a g er of Ix*w Jenkins, w orld's (3) You don’t have to bother with rental batteries. 1 Charles Dewoody, 74. captain and like the CTiristriia.* .saint w as ta k ­ 'itweight champion, was indict­ As soft, and eaiy-riding ai air- All metal I Has 4 columns for Like most $2.9S sets! 11-ln. all- For boy or girl I Stethotcept V That Is why I.’. S. ■ agricultural roach of Colgate University’s BIrst inner feelings. (4) You can make your battery last longer bv having filled tireil Roller-bearing f'«ur«* Mechanism is simple en into custody in front of the But he found this good, and It ed with 15 others Wednesday by a ii rubber baby-like doll with really hear heart beats! Pltu, Matter of Morale .Tnhn Milar experts are in the tropica to de­ football team In 1890. downtown office of a creo.soting wheels! Parking standi Belli 1“' •«>"« periods of fun, service. uniform, esndy pitU, bsndage$tj velop a disease-resistant domesti­ somehow warmed him to Ronica Kings county grand Jury for con­ well charged. clothei, diapers, bottle, rattle 1 Calgary, Alta —Paul F. Bredt of company, where a strike is in 1 spiracy and grand larceny in the According to the Bridgeport John Thurman Milar, chief of cated rubber ti-ee. They make no Winnipeg, chairman of the Cana­ Bailey more than ever, although progress. Police Chief Michesl j to kssp from revealing this, new alleged Operation of a wi for lh(‘m Uiler tion Which was inducted into the nalties of that unremitting stnig- cost upward from 26 cents a Wen Lighted ^ pound to produce. BUT, give them Skin F-ater collected $1.50. He was told he "I'm BO happy we understand COOK’S SERVICE STATION 'federal service for a year's train­ gle between the rush of events and and South America 15 years, and might not solicit funds without a ' each other," ghe said, "and I think In ooa ye«r. the United States The toad eats his own skin. The permit. Hs said he’d get one. WATKINS I ihall go explain more to Ahdre MANCHESTER GREEN. TEL. 3996 Warili Monihly Po/munI PItjn ing a fm* weeka ago. Is at a very the efforts of men to instantly this country will have no worries uses nesr 1,000,000,(XM) alectrtc skin covers his Ups. so he begins BROTHERS N C now." low ebb. record them which is the ^. never about its rubber, and South Amer­ .lamps of all sizes, or as mibiy as ica will have a great new agricul­ to shed it by eating it when it gets More than one-half of the flow­ “No," said Wes, with sudden de­ ail the rest of the combined world Auto Repairing W’recker Service - We gather that the soldiers are ending Battle of the Press. ers in the world are some- shade tural Industry which will provide too tight, and eventually stuffs it termination. '“1 shall go myself. uses. 824-828 MAIN STREET TEL. 5161 , Buffering terribly. Not from lack There is this difference between millions <3| dollars annually for all in his mouth. [of red. ., MANCHM ^ ■ ■ I ' . MANCUEM'ES SVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAT, NOVEMBER 29. 194» MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHFSIER. CX)NH, FRID A T , N O V E M B E R 29,1940 TEN supper thl* aftamoon and avening. School St.; 6 lbs. Kybo Cottee, Mrs. Bristol, Torrlngtbn, Thompsonvilla by tba Britiah to have been torpe­ Supper will be served from 5:30 to Great Turnout Fred Sovella, 236 School St.; box Business Seen and New Londob. , 3 egin Auto doed In the Rattle off Sardinia aa Chinese B la^ Tolland County Home 7 o’clock and Uiera will ba a cigars, Victor Duke, 19 Lilac St.| ’‘BuMne.ss continues normally Wage Records British Fliers the crack :iv*r Vittorio Veneto, but baxaar laatlng until nlna o’clock, bushfl potatoes, Michael Minnich, good in Danielson, Middl«town, Relative Die^ Obituary the official Italian news agency nualdag Bm 79 Bridge St.; 6 lbs coffee, Anna Meriden, Norwich and Wlilimantic. At No. 1 Dance Q. Johnson, 94 High St;; two fowl, Good in State Tests Dec, Stefent declared that the Vlltorio Five Co ry of St. James's church. The who useo the single ring scr\-ice. Clarke In Ansonla, informing him Patrolman Alden Skinner and lington. ave. New Britain; two ducks, Job training programs are operat­ ford field office of the Social made twenty trips to France. His another Albanian port, and Elba- the submarine' Marconi had sunk a that foreigners were aboard the visitors. Supernumerary Patrolman Stanley Men, who proved highly popular Kage Co., Elm St.; buihel pota­ various sections of the state, Com­ except .Sundays and legal hotlda} ._je ring service was used. Miss. Doris E. Cole of Adams of the de.ath of his aunt, Mrs, Cla,ra Security Board. The office Issued Dance Tonight ing aucesafully and both the file of Permanent Inspection lanea a military enlistment ran from June sana, an inland base, "all the 10,000 ton British transport in the train, Ineludlng American nowsiia- At the Tolland County Home Kule, no arrests being msde. with the large crowd.. toes, Robert Vennart, 164 Cooper missioner Cornelius J. Danaher The bridal attendajits were Mrs. street, close friend of the bride was Haycock and her daughter. Mrs. today the folloivlng statement to bomba fell In the target area but There will be a Thanksgiving registrants and compensation located at Hartford, Waterbuf Harry Pollock at their home in 2. 1917? to Sept. 26. 1919, but he Atlantic. permen en route to Wang's capi­ there was a roast chicken dinner Dance thia evening at the Tolland Many older people were In at­ St.; six lbs coffee, Mrs. J. Lam- said; CUlIord Janlcke. sister-in-law ot maid of honor, and'Joseph F. Don­ wage earners: . the results were not observed due with the chickens and yegetable.S' Births claims are decreasing. Bridgeport, New Haven, at bride, and Richard Simmons, ahue, of Porter street, was best Gaurock. a .suburb of Glasgow, served in the Navy before that Other Cflalms of Italians tal for the treaty ceremonies. Town hall with music being furn­ tendance along with the younger precht, 137 School St.; two Rhode '"nusIne.sB definitely Is Increasing "A s an employee, paying one per to weather conditions.” being raised by the children at the A son wsa born Wednesday night "Merchants in all sections ex­ Stamford. Tills inspection period^ Scotland, on October 24. time also. Other claims of the'Italian high Deny Oflielals Aboard ished by Zip Bantley’s orchestra of set and had a most enjoyable eve­ Islarid Reds. Catherine Slisz, 32 and in-most Instances' represents a ^inisin of the bridegroom. cent of your wages or salary, It Two of the British planes "fail­ home, A Thanksgiving service was at the Rockville City hospital 'to ning. No. School St.; box cigars, Viola cept New Ixmdon report increases ends on January 81. The bride wore a gown of Alice ""The bride wore a three-piece Bomb Strike* Home On October 20. 1924, he was ap-. command: However, Japanese military au­ this city. Norman Boudoln of rontiniiing increase in Bridgeport, is Important that you be given ed to return to their bases.” held in the morning and in the af­ Mr. and Mrs. John 'Tyler of Bro.ad IJst of I'rizo- Winners Thrasher, 99 Laurel St.; 25 gala, or continued good btislncss spd de­ blue velveteen, cut on princess lines wine colored suit, with gray wolf Both Mrs. Haycock and Mrs. pointed a substitute letter carrier, A square hit by a heavy calibre thorities who direct o)>crutlon of .Springfield will prompt for the Stamford, New Haven. An.sonia, credit for all wages earned under at the local post office; and on One was a fighter lost in colli­ the line, denied that either officials ternoon the youngsters attended Brook. A daughter was born to Following Is the list of winners: range oil, Larry Lassen, State cided optimism is reflected in fore- With white gardenia corsage. The collar, ijavy accessories and cor­ Pollock were killled when a Ger­ the law. Your monthly payment sion while In combat with an Ital­ bomb on " a big warship" of- a Mr. and Mrs. Heraphin Polllo of 56 square numbers. Transportation i Wsterbury, Hartford, New Britain, rasUi for ChrLstmas business.’’ , sage of white camelias. The mc.a August 1. 1927, he became a regu­ formation pursued and ^ attacked pr newsiiapermen were alMiard. •the matinee at the theater at Turkey, Chet Wilson, Lincoln St.; C pitol; six lbs. coffee, N. Sca- Read Herald Advs. natron of honor wore royal blue man bomber sccyed a direct hit at age 6ft will be based on your ian plane which also crashed m Park street. will be furnished from the Town goose, Betty .Mayer, 121 Wethcrell pellati, CO Ellis Cloak Co.; bushel of honor wore a three-piece black upon their suburban home, the let­ lar carrier. near Malta by the Italian air arm; Japanese military quarters ex- the invitation of the manager. BUI Hall in Rockville at eight o’clock 1 vrivet and corsage of red roses. A average monthly wages at.em ­ Mr. Modean was a member of flarpes. The British pilots balled Bingo Tonight St?: pig. Ty Wlganoskl, 101 Maple turnips, Fred Finnegan, 59 Benton suit with silver fox collar and cor­ ter stated. Mrs. Haycock's husband Destruction of five British planes pres.sed belief that 100 casualties Neumann. Last evening a basket­ for those desiring it. j^na^ng breakfast and reception ployments covered by the Social the Emanuel Lutheran Brother­ out but had not been found. Alden Skinner Auxiliary will St.; silk dress pattern, Anten ,St. sage of pink camellias. had gone into the yard a few mo­ Teh, Italian planes.in all were at B icost of serious damage to two was the "approximately correct" ball game was enjoyed In the gym­ ! followed at 11 o'clock at the home On their return from a wedding Security Act. hood: Anderson-Shea Post, Vet­ figure for the wreck lint uncon­ liolil a grocery bingo this evening Chellberg, 140 .School St.: J-2 ton ':Of the bridegroom’s parents. Later ments before the bomb struck. He " I f you should die leaving a said to have been downed in the and loss of one Italian plane In nasium at the home. trip of unannounced destination erans of Foreign Wars; Knights of firmed Chinese reports were thqt Miss Minnie McCarthy of the at 8:30 o’clock In the G.A.R. Hall. coal, Richard Trueman, 52 McKee ithe couple left for an unannounced was injured but not seriously. A widow and children under age 18, last two days, including seven out "vlolcnf battles” marking this as­ St.; six silk ties, Stella Nasuta, He who wishes to secure the Mr. and Mrs. Grant will make Pythias; Vasa Order, Sedndia sault on the British warships, and the number was much higher— Rockville Convalescent Home serv­ Oard PaHy Shooting Victim’s wedding trip, the bride wearing their home in Pomfret^ The bride house nearby, housing live per.sons, the monthly payments to them o f 20 fighters surprised by an 130 Hartford Road; 20 gal. gaso­ good of others has already secured Lodge; and the Letter Carrier's Subsequent bombardment last 100 dead and 300 injured. ed s turkey dinner to the seven The Methodist Men's Club will tweed reefer coat with black ac- was graduated from Manchester was entirely demolished, killing all would also be based on your aver­ Association. He was also a mem­ R. A. F. fighter formation over line, Chester O. Kosak, 113 No. his own,—Confucius. souihwestem Albania yesterday. night of Valletta, port of Malta, The explosion occurred at 8oo- patients there. Among the patients hold a public pinochle party this heaaories. On their return they will High school, class of five occupants, the Informant stat­ age monthly wage. Likewise. If. ber of the Emanuel Lutheran chow, about .ftO miles west of Condition Good you are a single person support­ "Our aircraft at once attacked British strongpoint In mid-Mediter­ Is Daniel Preshrey who has passed evening at eight o’clock in Wes­ nake their home with the bride- has be^n employed by W atklns ed. church, and was confirmed by Dr. Shanghai. No Military Objective ing one or both parents, they and In less than a minute seven ranean. ‘ his 101st birthday and who enjoyed leyan Hall. Prizes will he award­ 'groom’s parents. Brothers. The bridegroom was P. J. O. Cornell, who passed away (Domei, official Japanese news the flinner ns well ns tho.se many The bride's gift to her matron of graduated from .Manche.stCr High Mr. Clark's aunt is an English­ would also be entitled to monthly enemy aircraft were shot down," ed F^nd R social hour will follow a few hours before. ageno.v, reported in a broadcast years younger. with refreshments being served. Meriden. Nov. 29- (Aft —Iftie con­ jr was a gold locket and the school viti. the class of 193.'5. and woman but was living In Scotland. payments at age 65 based upon He leaves hts wife,- who . was the communique said. dition of Dominick Badorek, 27, of "Choicest Regiment" Vanquished dispatch from Nanking tl»at Wang, A turkey dinner was also served Basketball egroom gave to his best man from the riiiversity of New Her home in Gaurock wa.s In a your average wage. Sigrld Swanson before their mar­ who has b<-en acting jiresident of .349 South Colony street, who was Annual Roll Call With the "choicest regiment” of Tw o German lo\the patienta at the Rockville The opening game of the season Ka leather billfold. . Hampshire in 1939. He is in busi­ wholly' residential section and the “ Each year the SocUl Security riage; one son, Earl Robert; one tho Japanese-dominated govern­ sccldentslly shot while hunting In the Italian Army reported van­ City ho.spltnl. for ths Rockville High school will The bride has been employed by ness with his father nearest national defense factory Board issues a wage Inquiry card daughter\ Mona Althea; two sis­ ment, assumed the presidency to­ the Reed's Gap section of Walling­ which a workers may use In ap­ quished In a bitter fight on- the Edward Harding, superintendent he played this evening at the Sykes 'fthe Connecticut Mutual Life In- was many miles away from the ters, Mias Ruth Modean of Green­ day and that the Nanking Legisla­ ford yesterday, was reported this V plying for a statement of wages southern front, Greeks asserted Ships Leave of the Town Farm announced that Auditorium when they will meet >1|Rirance company. Mr. Fraher was Horst-Thomas scene of the bomb explo.slon. wood, R. I.; and Mrs. Carl T. tive Council ratified the treaty to morning at the Meriden hospital to credited to his Social Security ac­ today their forcea were pressing tlie 19 men and six women at the the Falcons of thia city. There will |%9aduated from Manchester High Miss Ann Teresa Thomas, daugh- The bodies of Mr. Clarke's aunt Johnson of this town; and one be put into force tomorrow.) be good, following a fairly com­ i'achool with the class of 1P37. He and her daughter were found in the count. By filing this card now you brother Harold O. Modean, also of deeper Into Albania against air', The railway has b en under Ja­ Town Farm were served a chicken be a preliminary game at 7:30 ter of .Mr. and Mrs. .lo.seph Thoma.'. can obtain that information for sea and land re.slstance. Mexico Port dinner and many of the Inmates' o'clock between the Falcons .Iiin- fortable night. I'jg • well-known local baseball of Westland street, Hartford, wa.s ruins their home by their rela­ Manchester. panese military npfratlmi since the Bndorek, who was accompanied filayer and is employed by the tives. A letter from Mr. Cl.arke's the years 1937. 1938. and 1939. You Funeral services will be held on The Greek command' reported Japanese capture of Nanking Dec. were remembereil with gifts fi;nm lors and the High School reserves ANCW VCAR'S married to Karl F. Burst, son of can get one of these cards by Italian air attacks "on some points (Continued from Page One) the;r friends. by his brother, Benjamin Badorek, ’ Hamilton Standard Propeller com- mother was found in Mrs. Hay­ Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock at 1' 19.37, Scliinchtfpst A t Maple Grove ncSOkVF7iON IS A S Mr. and Mrs. George F. Bor.st, of writing to the Social Security of the front" and widespread raids The menu at the Tolland County received severM pellets behind hia cock's pocketbook. the Watkins Funeral Home, and Rail Service t'limidetelv Hulled The Gesang and IJcclamation GOOD AS A GOOD I pany. S2 Cambridge street, Thanksgiving Board, 6,ft0 Main street, Hartford. behind the lines. wald carried a crew of .63, the Jail in Tolland where there were 19 left ear and n\ the right thigh, 2:30 at the Emanuel Lutheran Rail service \(i Nanking was re­ Club will hold the first Schlachtfcst CGG. AND AS CASILY day The ceremony wa.s perform­ "When this card is returned to "A considerable numlier of Rhein 4ft. ported stopped eoinpletelv hv to­ men and one woman consl.sled of whit li arc to be removed today and ' B arrett-C lou tier church. of the sea.son on Sunday, Deecn- turned over to the police for fur­ R P O K C N - ■ ed" at n o'clock in the rectory of you Vith a statement of your ac­ The Watkins Funeral Home will enemy aircraft was shot down,” it There was no evidence that day's i-xiilosion which caused roast polk, vegelajjlcs, |)le aial The weather man says iK-r 1, at Its clubhouse. .Manle ther Investigation. The two 20- ^ Francis J. Barrett, son of Mr. St. Michael's church, Hartford, by (Greeks Take count, vnu should consult that be open for the convenience of said but gave no flgurek. either ship was carrying part of heavy damage to the road bed. i:offi‘0. Grove, off Franklin street. There giiage guns used by the local men “Old Man Winter is on his and Mrs. Paul Barrett of 129 Birch the ciir.ate. Rev. Loney The attend­ ! office if you believe there is any friends on Saturday afternoon and Other reports, however, said the heavy cargo of provisions and Th: wrecking was interpreted Slight Fire will nl.so he prize pinochle Sunday ants were Mis.s Olga Devarick and fuel which they-took on at Orinoco are lielng held by the police. We make the same resolu- 'atreet, and Miss Evelj-n Cloutier of error in y'our record. A thorough evening, and Sunday evening. combined British and Greek Air here as an effort by followers of Three pieces of niipaiatns of the afternoon with I>rl7.ps for the high­ Charles E. Boucher, both of Hart­ .Much Booty effort will be made to detect any Forces engaged Italian fliers in an prior to their frustrated sally Oenor.alisaiino Cliiang Kai-Shek's I WUllmanttc, were united in m.ar- Rockville Ihpartmrnt re.s- est scores. 'Hie arrangements are lion year after' y year, be­ ford. cases in whleh you have not been air battle yesterday and. within a earlier thia month. government to ifificredit and trou­ jionrlcd to an alarm for a fire in a In charge of the House committee Will Keliirn to Work You’ll want a fuel that re­ K riage at a high mass at 10 o'clock The bride wore a gold-colored (Continued From Page One) ^ properly credited for wages earn­ Dies to Coiilimie half, hour, shot down seven and Neither the Mexican gunboat ble Wang's regime. im.scment of the Allen Hou.se at 144 t)f which Fred .Miller Is chairman. IffHianksglvlng morning, at St. Wang's admini.Mlratioii. prejiar- cause we enjoy keeping it: sponds quickly and burns gown. trimmed with soutache ed. probably eight bombers. Only Durango nor .ships of the 'Ameri­ Ea.st .Main .street Tlinr.sday eve­ Ttiis aff.air is for the members of I New Britain, Nov. 29 (/Ift — |.^oaeph's church. Wlilimantic. The ing for the formality of recogni­ braid, black hat with astrachan war materials’already collected b}' "The statement of you arcount i one Britl.sh plane was lost, it was can neutrality patrol were visible ning. The fire wa.s ay of 10 cents an hour DEPOT 5QURRE ! receive their friends after Decem­ tains, is being carried on mostly Liverpool Target screen when Greek warplanes ap­ Spain's Canary Islands. ; Upon their return from a honey- tional conflicts in the general cam­ These ships were among four via Berlin i Freemasonry was The slippery highway Is believed •Scouts of America was omitted and a week’s vacation with pay. j noon trip the couple w ill re-sWe in ber 1.6 at their newly Jiirnishetl by small units. peared. ' prohibited, today In German-oc­ to be responsible for a three car These detacliinents operate more paign against foreign agents and which tried unsuccessfully to dash last evening because of the holi­ Richard E. Pritchard, vice presi­ £/tM £ST A . AOy, PftOP. 'WiUlmantlc. home on Acton street, Hartford. Of Heavv Air Kaid Greek Information from the cupied .Norway in a decree by or less independently and com­ disloyal Americans.: to .sea Nov. Ift. turning back when sreident which occurred In Dobaon- day. There will be s meeting next dent of the Stanley Work, said the Both bride and bridegroom have Dies reiterated "a very deep con­ front suggesfed that defeat of an ■Maj. Vldkiin y'liialing, Norwegian vllle on Thursday afternoon. Thursday evening at the rooms on company agreed to accede to the PHONE 5113 beerKhonored by a number of pre- munications are so poor it Is im­ Italian "regiment of death"— they sighted warshtp.s offshore ^ O I N Johnson-Nicholson (C-ontInued from Page One) viction' that the mo.st effective which they believed to be Britiah. Nazi Fuehrer, which set penal­ Cars driven by Harry J. Hoff­ Vernon avenue. latter demand. Both sides have D£ SOTO .z u u t PLYMOUTH nuptiai ^ cin l hinctions and have possible for commanders even In picked Fascists sworn to die rath­ ties for members slow to quit and G.E.WILUS & SON, INC. Mlsa Grace Nicholson, daughter the immediate sector to know the weapon against subversive ele­ Later it developed that United man, 31. of .Springfield, Mar-s . and Sroiits Bazaar agref^l to abide by the ruling of SALES SEHVLCe received ntanv heautifiil gifts. The j ments wa." "fearless exposure. ’ He er than retreat -may' have been converted the order's hearlqiiarters 1 1 3 0 exact situation...... and the..... ------Koblenz and Eindhoven i» States destroyers h;id been on Jo.seph F. Baran, 20 of Ij8 Spring The Girl .Scouts Troop No. 2, the state Ixjard, Pritchard .said to­ N o v e m b e r to Coal. Lumber, Masons’ Supplies, Paint ; Mr. and Mrs. J. Nicholson of bride is a grhdiuate of Hartford j added: :creat"r than at first reported and Into a niii.seuni. Military leaders even in this ad- •lirport.s. 'lirport-s. the ministry said, ii neutrality patrol in tho.se waters. stryct, Rockville skidded as they I Cardinal Bird will have a cafeteria day. ,2 Main .Street Tel. 5125 Mancheste# M Church street, Kingston, Pa., High achool and Ifas been employed | "From all Indications. I venture that the Italians may he in full The crew of one of the ,shl|>s in ■H)d Ivar S. Johnson of 61 Strick­ at the HaTtff'rd branch of Swift & | Erii.'tvr, ^ .o . . y <». r-;flight up the coa;-it. the earlier dash, the 4,137-ton land street, were married Thanks­ Conipanv, The hridegriiTmiaUend- | riiis fivint, in the region of Ar- I Phrygia, scuttled her. .The fourth giving day at the parsonage of' the .,1 MaiWhcst.r- ...... Higl, loK " " " a '’ a r !"''o n ’ ’ Me'rst'yside'!'a ” loitit' hOartcdly bohind thia committee - ^iroca^tr-i, Italy's la.st remaining„ vessel, the Orinoco, was undergo- 0w«<^b Congregational church, was graduated from the C o n n ^ - 1 ^hev sav however that their ' communique of the Air and Home 1 Asked to comment on the prest- advanced ba.se.... which the . 't'.'’.*®.,'* ' Ing repairs at h * moorings ten by the pastor Rev. S. E.. Green. c,It Business College He is « rep.-i^They^saj.^ho^^ i lo o iritv ftlinlstrios acknowledged , dent s recent have been threatening, admittedly | flown the Panuco thi.s morn- TlMy were attended by Mrs. Ralph resfntative of the .New ' „f>v^radetz are meeting no con-| that German bombs fell on a ; pointing out th.at the legislativt, was the center of the most 'u'''''i )ng. She developed engine trouble Hlcbolson and Nelson Warner, Mutufil Life Insurance company, L-erteclSsisislance. They say there ; large number of isolated points In field of work against subversive resistance" and it was » c - ; ,J ’ .u i.y attempt • both of this town. I is .some reitcin n l action but. for . the southern part of England. activities should be confined to in- imbwledged that the Italians still i May ‘ Be 'Planning ' Be«d<*7.vous- ' vestigations and cautioning \y^..ro counter-attacking at some, After The Holiday Sale of Values at the New bride was attired In a gown Cordner-Kosiorek ; the most partSttje Italians are re- ; But nowhere outside of the 1^0 against premature, release Of in- There Was siieculation. In con­ ^0< loldler blue crepe with bat to A Thanksgiving Day. wedding ‘/eatins faster tha(i^ the Greeks Merseyside and northwest, it said points. - . ' nection with both today's sailing ?v^re'ca.sualtie.s or damages heavv j forma on. Dies replied: There was no Indication of the ' M tc h and corsage of pink rose- took place yesterday morning in ! can advance and that of two weeks ago that ' bud*. Mrs. Nicholson wore a dress St. Edward's church, Stafford I Th'era is one report'fhat^ Greek a n V l e v e n there 'The numbers of ■ fate of Argirocastro or ottier , the ahip.s might be planning to ot gold-colored satin with brown towns in the path of the Greek nd- ; keifp a rendezvous with German ■cceasories and corsage of Talis­ lESv' .Sf'K.,r'isau; i e r i™ t,,,-would have 'made that fact known vancp. war vessels. admittedly Greeks ('onsolldatn (ialnsX man roses. A reception followed UTS. Frances Kosioiek cif Village ' D'at 1s as definite ns a n y th in g Although damage in his telegram. I co-rtc:nly agree Three United States neutrality If,at the Hotel Sheridan, after which .Mono to many buildings and On the center and north sectVs. patrol vessels were visible yester­ Super Self Service Everybody’s Market! street. Rockville and Roy R, Cord- ^ I " '‘’’‘ '’'V. , ' fires were Caused: with him that this committee '.ICr. and Mrs. Johnsyln left for a ner son of .Mr. 'and Mrs. Stewart i Half-Written la-tter hound some^*fl?riou.s' ^^jflprs should not prematurely disclose Greek forces were said to be con- day, several miles off shore, hut § .wedding trip to New York City Cordner of 38 Pleasant street, I am writing this diiipatch on a ' Brlti.sh riTports said the solidattng their gains to avoid the It was too dark this morning to Free Delivery! Call Your Order In! Bank Stamps With All Orders! Dial 5721! Leave the Rest to Us! •nd Pennsylvania. ' Manchester, were married hy Rev. typewriter used onl.y a few days , ^vere met \cdth such violent anti- ■ facts, Siibniltted clanger of stretching their lines too | tell if they were still thero. Joseph H. Donnelly pastor, .Mi.ss ago by an Italian officer who ap -1 gpe trfey- literally were | reneated his "statement that thin in mountains easily snow-1 The Mexican gunboat, Durango —Salurday— O’Bri^h-Murphy Edna Mockalis, of Warehouse Iiarently left hurriedly. A l'-'‘ lf-| blasted away j jocuments in the German "white ’ lucked. had orders to escort the ve.ssels written letter was found in the j unable to smMh their „ ^ . ( Reports at the Yugoslav border ; oiUslde Mexican territorial waters, Mias Elizabeth Helena Murphy, Point, eyas soloist and Mrs, How­ .Special Demon.siration ard Learned organist. machme. i " ’9*" objectives.^ ___: submitted to the State and Justice ; town of Bitolj said the Italians had i The weather w-as calm and a clear VISIT OUR MODERN SANITARY 4uVfitor 4 Mr. and Mrs. 'j'homas of (he Visit Our Huge Self Service Grocery Dept.! Save! Have You Seen Our Immense . . . \ W. Murphy of 148 Birch Mountain Miss Rernice Renikiewicz. of loannina | Qp|p report after another^fr<™ i Departments two months in ad- j counter-charged heavily In the : day' was promised, Rockville, was maid of honor and yesterday and drove where the Al-I „Peas stre.ssed the ferorv I would not : Pogradetr sector and that there! ------t...... Famous [ Itoad, was married Thanksgiving b,inian frontier Beautiful Fruit Department? at 9:00 a. m. to Joseph M. O'- Joseph Breen, of Manchester, was r b r i S g " was' dostroy^" | the'ftWs^evs'Jdraraa b u t ^ < .b e e n made_publi_c''_ R_either - was^sharp_flgJtUng_ sj,utheas_t ^ j W a r i l R i MEAT MARKET! Fins best man. Julius M. Ko.siorek, Aoos. The bridge was agenCykoppoSed such a step. ! the town. 20 miles north of fallen Rai8e Wanl Rate BOn of Mrs. Alice J. O'Brien there. I crossed hy raft'and tl-Ars went4 Ii tlniy A • ______Weston Cookies 2 lbs. 25c You Should! 41 Highland street an., the late brother of the bride and Frank also from east Anglia, northeast Diesthe committee had pre- Kori'tza, ja-it night.) RIB HALF OR WHOLK " Peanut Butter 2-lb. jar 25c Ijirgp No. ? Tan Cordner, brother of the bride- th ' rest of the way to Koritza by England, the Midlands and ' ' a’-e»- pared a se?: d "white paper" on ; The town of Igoumenit.sa, which nUlshire Ichael O'Brien. The ceremony motorcycle. At Hospital Here Krasdale performed in St. James's ( groom ushered. Thi? bride who The Pres.s Association. Brttlsn Nazi activitactivitiek'ayhich also had i [he Greeks previously had charged was given in marriage by her Greek forces apparently were news agency, said the damage to It) Sliced Pineapple 11c I f church by the rector, Rev. William well into Albania the entire way been submitted to thg departments | sacked by retreating Italians, VALUE? SPECIAL! ^ brother Judge Joseph Kosiorek, of I,lverpool was not heaw and that but declined to say it con- j -.^yag repeatedly bombed to such Superintendent Harry C. ^mith. Down Pork Roast Coffee b. vacuum can 19c J. Dunn. The attendants were Miss for nowhere along the whole route Fine Shrimp Rose G. Murphy, sister of the Grant avenue, wore a wtiite satin fires set bv incendiary bombs were tamed. In answer to a qu ri^ n , he i extent that the remaining hou.ses of the Manchester Memorial ho.«- 2 cans 25c gown and bodice with tulle skirt d-d I even hear artillery fire. brou.sht qiiickly under control. bride, and Lawrence .1; O'Brien, .The weather is extremely cold in said that some of the informatmn ■ rendered uninhabitable," the pltal, announced today an increa.ee Sugar' 10-lb. bag 48c Get A Dozen of Our 19c brother of the bridegroom. The and tram. Her finger-tip illusion Another Merseyside town un­ mi^ht relate to Canada. . > < Ministry of Public Security said. in the daily ward rate at the local Toilet lb Pure Grape Jam 2-lb. jar 25c veil was caught with orange blos­ the mountains and the soldiers are derwent what was called its sever­ Large Ne. 1 Can „ UBhers were Harold Gleason and suffering great hardships and pri­ Still another document, r e la tin g ^ inhabitants, a communique hospital from $2.50 to $3.50 per Ijamb I$egs CALIFORNIA ORANGES ,, Jooeph Murphy, brother of the soms, anti she carried a bouquet est raid so far and a third report­ to Italian activities in i aiidfeiL "are now entirely without day, effective December 1. The In­ Jell-0, all flavors 3 pkgs. 14c of orchids and bouvrdia. Her vations —ths Greeks aa well as the Fruit Cpcktail 10c " bride retreating Italians. ed a "fairly heavy” attack. States, also will be released short- ■ gjjeltlr * • crease was approved by the board Preparations FRESH Sno Sheen Given In marriage by her father. ! maid of honor was attired in a Although Londoners heard the ly, he added. ' i ______of trustees. Largest No. 2i/, Can ' i 4li bride wore a princess style : amilar frock of blue and earned I arrived at Koritza in time to thrum of heavy bombers’ engines Die : has not visited the White j The increase will bring the week­ See Mrs. .Mildred I,eavil( Cake Flour I; gown of white satin Her finger- o'l old fa.sliioned bouquet. A din- see the population celebrating, the House since 1938, shortly after he ; largest 20c during their 1 ,000th hour under Britain in^Control ly cost of ward care per patient, lb Peaches IH c Calumet FREE! Up veil feh from a tiara of prang; j ""r and raceptum followed the | became chairman of the House Saturday .\t Our Toilet pendeiice day. Greek and Albanian air raid alarm, ftie raiders p a **'" from the former $lT..ft0 per week l-argeat No. $ ouple left on a Identified officially as scenes of pHeaand necesaities and the ao- Asparagus can 17c ‘ .ehrys-.ehrys..nthemums. A w ^ d iVrg tf'tae weeks wedding trip to Flori- lini." \ Concordia Choir continuing land operations against tlon[sugerlntendent Smith states, FRESH (iROUND d". On thejr return they will live Youth groups carrlen banners recent heavy air raid damage the industries and communica- j Tomato Juice 4 c^ns 25c breakfast for. the,immediate fami Silvertown. East London district is In accbr^nce with approved Fine Peas 3 cans 25c Fine Cooking, Medium Size, Local lie was sert'ed at jnorn at the Ho in Rockville. The bride is a gradu­ calling for "arms to help drive the tions of the Axis powers, estimates orVhuspital operation n* JW.HALC CORI! Italians from Albania." which was flattened by a To Give Cantata aUMCHtSTta Comm Fine Molasses [tel Sheridan, and at 5:30 a"recep­ ate of the Rockville High school Rome and Berlin ha.ve disputed compiled by t l«^ a r tfo r d County lb qt/jaf25c tion for 100 guests and a turkey | Mr. Cordner is a graduate of Man- trous munitions explosion In the British reports of victory and Delicious Corn 3 cans 25c World war; Hackney. In northeMt hospitals. Haitd^tirg 'dlnner was held at du home of the Chester High school and Is employ- claimed successes hi the same ac­ Tetley Tea i-lb. pkg. 29c bushel London, and Wlllesden. In the Four guest artists wilt assist the P U R E PORK Potatoes: 49« bride’s parents. Dancing to music I <‘d with Pratt & Whitney aircraft Hospital INotes tions. But this Is what the British Fine String Beans 3 cans 25c Regularly 12el ’ corporation. East' Hartford. The northwest. I Concordia l).utheran church choir say their sea forces, with the Large No. 1 Can an orchestra followed. Sunday evening, When the Thanks­ 'Leaving for an unannounced; bride \vas guest at four pre-nup­ London had a half-hour air raid great help of the fleet air arm, M cIn t o s h giving Cantata. "Praise and Egg Noodles 3 pkgs: 25c |-jl»eddlng trip the bride \<-ore a j tial shower.s Birth: Wednesday afternoon, a alarm — Its first o f the day—be- have accompUshed this week: . lb Apricots 3 cans 25c -Madonna Ij^ v e lin g ensemble of blue velvet j daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Fred ginning around noon. "Prai.' soprano. 10,000-ton cruiser of the Bol­ Walnut Mec& i lb. 25c Mrs. Anna Gannon, 8ft Birch YOU THIS * * 0 1 1 0 * BEANS I of many beautiful gifts and was Security said in a communique. Wilfred A. Kent, tenor and Alfred zano class; dive-bombing of an­ Rath's Cooked Salami lb. T9c Armour's Milk, large 4 cans 27c street; Edwin Slnnamon, 235 Prunes 2-lb. box 13c CALIFORNIA , honored with several large show­ (tiontlnued from Page One) Highland street. . Lange, bass. They will sing the other cruiser; firing of still an­ Rath's Lean Bacon lb. 25c ISc SIm ! ers by friends and relatives. She Discharged yesterday: Ruth Mc- Incidental stdoa In this seasonable other and gunfire damage to two - la employed by. Chieney Brothers mercf, Minister, Ichl'zo Kohsyashl Kenny, 40 Mt. Nebo Place. Con­ sacred composition. destroyers. Rice, Extra Fancy lb. box 7c H.-O. Oats 2 for 14c I' and the bridegroom is Installer for About Tow n A free will offering will be re­ Rout German ‘Xight Foroee” CMIDia CMMEIM Rath's Sausages lb. 25cSweet Mixed CARROTS I the Flndcll & Sv anson company at as head of an economic mis-sion to stance Wilsox, 427 Center street: Harry. Fowler. 103 Autumn street; ceived for church expenses. The Routed German "light forces” SI.OOVAUJI Golden Tip Crackers FANCY 1 Manchester Green. They will oc­ Batavia ' already ha.s benn named ’The slippery condition of the Ige. pkg. 10c and is expecteu to leave • next Alan Gould,. 96 Chestnut, street; choir has given several meritorious early today in the English .Chan­ Rath's Boiled Ham . lb. 29c Pickles Ige. 24-oz. jar 19c Quaker cupy the house at 427 Highland road foUowlng the fall of snow this nel with thus far unspecified dam­ month. His name wa.s not made Mrs. Louis ' Albert and Infant cantatas Iri the past, and this one J O « ONLY t'gtK et when alterations have been morning, resulted In another pl.e- promises to be equally enjoyable age to the fleeing German craft— BANANAS Ufiompleted. known daughter, Rockville. Boneless Ham lb. 29cSun Maid Raisins 3 pkgs. 25c Puffed Wheat 3 pkgs. 22c Death: At 5:55 last night. Rev. up of cars early this afternoon In apparently destroyed or smalier AN* CAITON IIOM ANT Japanese press reports have East Hartford. Four cars were FANCY Peter J. O. Cornell, of 33 Hamlin Oaa Fumes Blamed craft—and admitted damage to Parker-Jessen charged that recent alleged evi­ involved In the " e " one Bsitlsh ahlp. Local Medium Eggs doz. 35c Mueller's Spaghetti 3 pkgs. 25c Sanka Coffee lb. can 31c dences of anti-Japanese sentiment street. Forbes street, but the East Hart­ Bombed Port I-akl, on the Is­ sV D e l Monte Pure Mlaa Eleanor Christine Jessen, Admitted today: Elliott Fish, North Providence, R. I.. N<^. 20 in, the .Dutch East Indies included ford police had no report of any land of Lcro, in the nest of the Rath's Lard lb. 7c GRAPES I'iSaughter o f Mrs. Peter Jessen of beatings of Japane.se and defile­ 18 Newman street; Gerald Me­ —Pressing their Investigation of PEPSODENf f # 0Uth Lyme, and Leonard Ward one being Injured. the terrific explosion which early Italian-held Dodecanese Islanda in • ■ • • V C T Ketchup, 14-oz. 2 btls. 25c Maple Syrup Ige. btl. 25c FANCY ment of the Japanese flag nard. 22 Doane street; Charlton the eastern Mediterranean, wherp - pa .ker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sum- Von Deck, Rockville. today completely blew apart the FANCY BALDW IN R. Parker of Ajnheriit, Mass. Arthur O’NeUl, sexton at St. fires were set in the water front TOOTH LIQUID so« sill 9sc tin Birth: Today, a daughter to Mr. James’s church, who was taken to unoccupied two-istory cottage of area, and a vessel, probably a war-- IT n o AT* btirOl be married thia evening in the /•laitTiiii CELERY and Mrs. Wilbur Busch. 11 Spruce the Manchester Memorial hospital Mrs. Julia Farri, state and local ahip, was attacked. DENTIFRKE *♦% . pu** aJKObblns room' of the Center Con- Public Records street, Rockville. ^ Itce attributed the blast to PA ST I 39> 23> *^^MaUonal church. Rev. Watson ’Tuesday afternoon, la. being kept Bombed the port of Tripoli, in APPLES 8 lbs. 25c Discharged today: Mrs. Pelton there for observation. accumulation of gas fumes” Italian Libya, where another ship FANCY .SUNKIST FANCY jtoodniff the pastor will perform Ferry and infant daughter, Glas­ said they were baffli?d as to 10< fizt ISfNZi ANTISEPTIC 73< titt >9« tut CRISCO 'IVORY SOAP ceremony, and the attendants Warrantees was hit and fires started which V tonbury; Mrs. Alice Trott, 87 the fumes originated. IffiCYDOL be Miss Abbie Jean Quick of ’The following warrantee deeds Mrs. Anna Wade, chairman of were visible 60 miles away. aer street and Roy Saramett. have.been recorded at the office Chapel street East Hartford; the turkey supper to be served by By Italian acknowledgment, 39> 1» S9> 19> LEMONS dozen 19c 3 pounds 47c 3 large 25c TURNIPS ceremony will be followed of Town Clerk Samuel J. Dirking- Joshla Robb, 197 O n ter street. St. Mary’s Ladles Guild, in connec- Must Leave ’Thailand British planes also struck at the JUICY—SWEET FIRM Census: 64 patients. 2 large 37c ’ -a reoepUon at the Hotel Sheri- ton: Manchester corporation to Uon with lU annual bazaar. Thuja- Naval bases o f Brindisi and Ta­ ASK OUR CLiRKS FOR FULL DtTAILS T O 0 A Y I.' 1 pound 18c Medium 5c after which the couple will Edward G. Grlzey et ux, Tliomas day, Decemtier 5, announces that New York. Nov. 29—(Aft—Do- ranto, on the heel cf the Italian aim for a wedding trip In the Drive; Manchester corporation to T V A Dam Strike Settled reaervatlons will close by Monday Mel,' the Japane.se news agency, boot, but, according to the Rome TANGERINES dozen 19c c a b b a g e reported today in a broadcast dis­ comm” nique, "dropped explosive They will make their home Carl F. Johansson et al, Center evening. The Guild member# will JUICY—SEEDLESS FANCY ’ January 1 in Washington, D. street; Manchester corporation to GllbertsvlUe, Ky., Nov. 29—(Aft— serve the usual fine supper from patch from Bangkok that the gov­ and incendiary bomba only near Fancy Fresh Peas 3 qts. 25c Fancy Firm Tomatoes 2 lbs. 25c ‘^iirliere the bridegroom is em- Jerry Dotolo et ux. Thomas Drive. A strike at the $95,000,000 TVA five to seven o’clock, with an ap­ ernment of Thailand (Siam) had Brindisi, where they fell in open in the Deparanent of Ag- Permit Kentucky dam on the Tennessee preciable reduction for children. decrec4 that all French citizens country and the sea.” GRAPEFRUIT 8 for 25c Fancy Broccoli bunch 10< Fresh Roasted Peanuts 2 qts. 19c ONIONS Application has been filed for a river here was settled formally to­ All who have tickets out for the residing in certa'n frontier dis­ Offers Identification Jessen is a sister of Mrs. permit by Frank Kaiser who wish­ day at a conference between rep­ supper are urged to make returns tricts must leave Thailand for (’The totafitarian side of this C. SalaacnMn of 49 HoU es to make minor alteration's at resentatives the striking union by Monday evening to assist the French Indo-China within one or picture oAered identification of ,389 Lffdall street, to cost 170. workers and TV.^ officials. supper committee in making plans. two days. itha 35,000-ton battleship claimed / ' i. 1 MANCU£BTXR BVCNING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 29,1940 f a g e t h e b ^

iIoyiAoutatd* tboM bi the am«d n m ta a t opportunttloa «vtr avaU- Molt of the effleen of 8 t Mar­ Mr. and iC m T. A. Verplaaok [TWELVE Women Help orces OT exempted from scluy aol* to better themoelvse In th* About Town garet’s Clrcla, D. of I., and aevaral ar* plannln^.to leave for Lake* reduction by the constitution. Special Meet military aervle*. Nearly every pri- of the members, will attend the in­ land, Florida Iifx t Monday morn­ 4 Thought MancheBier Hoffman’s msasiire celled for vat* In tbe companies at tbe pres­ stallation of offlcera of the Hart­ ing. They 'will 'ipake their home ’ Select Johneon Greek Army radncUons from 10 p e r, cent on ent time la due for promotion on ford Circle at the Hotel Bond Sun­ at th* same place N^ere they have, Four Deaths Date Book Of K Guards the date of Induction If tie meeta Both boy*’ and girls’ confirma­ ■n* liori iMMf Mm* la I ftco Fine Testimonials As ToiMtmaster 91,000 up. to 35 per cent on 910,- tion claasca at St, Mary'a Bplsco- day, stopped for Severn, year*. Th*y •f trooHas IM« aan* *f tha To Give Flags 000 or over. with th* proper apeclflcatlune. will b* accompanMaxw their son J Defeat Foe In addition to this, second lieu­ p*l church will bo omitted tomor­ Jacob «M*ad tbaop-PaalaM M il.' Mar Holiday Neirt Wesh. ' The remaining delegntea—doa- Members of the Senior and In­ Philip and wife a* f ^ a * North Non*CominiMioned Offi* tenant* ar* In great demand. The row morning. Rev. J . Stuart Neill Carolina. Th* trip will M^made by For Local Police Dept. Dee. 1 — Cantata Praise and ena daahed homeward, anyw ay- announced this morning. ^ termediate Leagues of the South Ood dwell* far off from tiA hbRl Local Group to Make (ConttaiMd From Pag* U"*) ' pondered the acceptance speech 169th Infantry is expected to ap- automobile. ’Mr. and Mrk, Ver- Members ‘ of GjunecU- Thanksgiving, Concordia Lutheran cen Called; Vacancies po(pt sixty of these before the Methodist church will leave the prayer brings Him down to One Listed as Suicide, church. promise of President William church promptly at 4:16 Sunday to plancy Sr., plan to spend (he en­ earth, and Unk* HI* power wlti ♦ la tha type of report which 1* Presentation This Eve­ our vtllaga wanted to know tbe Guard la federalized. Miss Anna Sampson, of High­ tire winter in the South. Philip ikaater't police department cut Qrcuit to Attend Dec. 3 — Military Whist at St. Eigh.acio Highway Department Card reports that Policeman LawrencA. Potey, 46, w m found of John T. Milar, chief of the New exist In th* non-commlasloned promotion prior to their departure same apparatus went to 26.5 Oak­ ^••tlYom William M. Greene, chief David GaUigan, in a police cruiser Dec. 7—Concert by High school this town Will make the presenU- guns, we got bold of an ammuni­ Liswis Is still in that position. for Florida. not cleared after the storm of trucks were put this morning sand­ hanging from a belt attached to a Haven Bureau of The Associated tatlon to the State Department, tion magazine anddrench mortars, ranks of the unit, and to hold a da- land street and extliigpished the Mfety promotion of the State halted, assisted him and finally m - bands of state at Manchester High ' Secretary - Treasurer George Almost on the heels of the ap­ Tiie.vlay night and Wednesday ing street intersectlona and taking bedstead in his room in a Torring- Press: Italian-Amerlcan World War Vet­ and we followed the soldiers to the Meany and 15 vice presidents were tailed dtaciiaolon on the Induction chimney fire . there. .Tlic South ■^Danartment of Motor Vchl^cs cured needed garage he p. Tue ton rooming house. Dr. W. Brad­ auditorium. pointment of Lieut I.uezar, It haa morning. care, of places along the state high­ IS w M word that the report of Po- Ansonia Sentinel, Joseph W. I Coming Events. erans Auxiliary, and Patriotic In- high peaks of the mountains. re-elected. Seattle was selected of the outfit into federal service on Manchester department had no motorist "commends’ Galllgan M ford Walker, acting medical ex­ been revealed that I.leut. Walter calls. ways where Ice had formed. The eman Joseph A. Prentice in con- Sexton, L. L. Desaulnlers; Bridge­ Dec. 10—40th annual meeting ttructor Ruth Beckwith of the lo­ Joined by Other Women ^ for next year’s meeting place. January 13th. All men who have Circle,, at Main w d East Center a “fine example of helpful, co­ aminer, reported the death as a port Post-Telegram, Ray Flicker,!I cal auxiliary will present the flag Burr, has also, received his com­ John H. Hackett, of Buckland, » c U o n with the recent George E. operation" and compliments the of Chamber of Commerce at Ma­ "During the night other womeh Green, Meany, and the vice been attending the weekly schools mission in the 169th Infantry, and who haa been confined to bis home streets was In a bad condition this suicide. , George C. .Waldo and Charles Mc­ to the Hartford Auxiliary. during the past two months are in. The Asbury group which, under U toJth fatality was * department ns well. Joseph Korson, 64. of New Hav­ sonic Temple with Roger Babson joined US. We didn't lose a single presidents automatically compose will be permanently assigned to by-Wlneas for several weeks, is morning before it waa sanded. ‘>«ry complete manner, and tnai u Gill; Bridgeport Tlmes-Star, Vic­ To Hold Ceremony the AFL’s supreme governing vlted to attend. No uniform# will the direction of Mrs. Ellen Cros- hA a I m en, was killed instantly last night as speaker. r C L O C K j minute, and when night fell our the K Guards. At this time, K acn, I* to serve the turkey sup­ again able to get around and is tor W. Knauth, John F. Bresna- The colors of the local VFW troop* had occupied all aummll* body, the Rxecutive Council, which be worn. Major McVeigh, the when struck by an automobile as Also, Christmas bazaar and sup­ auxiliary will bo presented at the noynn Company h a *’’ one captain, one per, in connection with the bazaar supervising the sorting of tobacco The setback tournament between han and Frank J . Quinlan; Dan­ per North Methodist church. and we were now waiting. We this week waa empowered to oua- Battalion commander Is expected at his warehouse on North Main he was crossing West Main street, bury News-Times, Charles F. ceremony by the color bearers, first lieutenant and three second of the Woman’* Society of Chria- teams representing St. Jarnea’a and Check New Route Dec. 13-- Christmas sale-play- women took our place* on the pend any two or more union* con- to be present. lieutenants. MMore changes are street and looking after his other St. Bridget’s Holy Name Societies Branford. Stevens and Frank P. Rollins; Florence Streeter, Ella Brlmble, aplrlng againat the federation and tlan Service, December 5, at the Mrs, Lucy Jennings, .65, of tea, King’s Daughters, Whlton Helen Gustafson and Madllyn Plateau of a mountain called Pour- Watson to Kansas pending. South Methodist church, will hold business interests. and Campbell Council K. of C., Big Contract Hartford Times, Charles C. Hem- to help drive racketeering out of Captain Elmer* 8. Wataon of the Greenwich, was Injured fatally Judg« Raymond A. Johnson Library. Drake. nara. HtrolUng Around the Amwry. a meeting Monday afternoon at which was to have started early In For Green Buses Thanksgiving Eve by an automo­ enway, Francis T. Murphy and "Next morning at 10 o’clock, unions. 169th Infantry regiment will leave Ward E. Duffy; Hartford Courant, Refreshments will be served by Now that the turkeys have 2:30 in the church parlor, to make Among the visitors to the Man- the month, w ill get underway next • m bile which struck her as she was the entertaining group and there Itallana appeared In a ravine be­ by train tonight for Fort Leaven­ arrangementa* for ,th< aupper. I Chester Memorial hospital over the week. For Firm Here Judge Johnson has been named Henry D. Conland, and Maurice S, worth. Kanaaa, where he wilt at­ passed otjt of the limelight, the walking on a highway. toastmaster for the Manchester will be a program by dancers from low us. Our soldier* let them ad­ Christmas party of the K Guards - — I holiday waa Benny Hawthorne, Officials of the Connecticut Edward P. Kilkenny, 36, pro- i Sherman and George B. Stansfleld. Plan Conference Rolda Martin’s classes. Mrs. Wil­ vance. When about 3,000 enemies Register Deadline tend a Command and General Staff Chamber of Commerce annual Manchester Herald, Thomas jSSSfJSSS? has claimed the attention of the Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. House ; well-known radio announcer. Haw- Company are looking over the prictor of a tavern in Hartford, liam Barron will give several yio- thua entered the gorge, our aoldler* •chool to be held at that post com Icft yesterday for Harrisburg, I’a„ i thorne. who runs the Mopning Cheney Brothers Award­ ■streets in the .section bounded by dinner meeting to be held in the Ferguson, Ronald Ferguson and soldiers. . . .a t the meeting Mon­ to# F llf lecls* b««ti. A44i9mt 9mm. was killed in Newington by an au­ Masonic Temple Tuesday evening, At Stale Capitol 1 1 solos accompanied by Mrs. Net­ etarted ahootlng. I cannot describe For Aliens Nears mencing December 1. day night, committee* for the on receipt of word of the death of i V/atch .program daily. visited Read Herald Advs. North Main street and Middle tomobile Thanksgiving day. Po­ Malcolm Mollan; Meriden Journal. Upon the completion of the fofd 9mw4mr — ft ox f . Iwaifvfe, # I, ed $367,500 to Manu­ December 10. Roger W. Babson. Frank E. Sands, C. H. Tryon; tie, Aceto. AT ALL AAB SUPER MARKETS what followed. event are expected to be elected.. Mr*. House’s father, Dr. Arthur , friends in the Male Ward. turnpike to Manchester Green as lice said the car was operated by "The Italian* began to scatter course. Captain Wataon will Join -E. Brown. Dr. Brown was for | ------a result of a petition presented noted statistician, will be the only Meriden Record, Wayne C. Smith; Rapid Wing Beat All alien* In Manchester who Now that Sergeant George ’Bceny facture Parachute Silk. Richard D. Hart, 26,'o f Newing­ New Haven, Nov. 29.— The end ran in all dlrectlona. Then we the 169th regiment In Fort Bland is getting ready to be diHcharged msuy years licad nia.^ter of liar- j l)p,pito ba'skelhall games, High asking for the extension of bus ton. The victim was standing near speaker on the program in addi­ F. H. Grimes and T. H. Wamock; While it hovers in the air, the have not registered by December tion to Judge Johnson. Accord­ went Into action and appeared at Ing, Florida, where It will be ata- from th hospital, he state* that risburg-Academy. School students working at U ie service. It was proposed to have the side of the highway convers­ New Britain Herald, Johnstone fifth annual Connecticut Confej- tiny humming bird beats its wings 26 are subject to * fine snd a jail tioned at that time. The courae is In one of the largest single con­ ing to W. A. Cole, chairman of Vance and Robert Vance; New the extremity of the mountain end aentence. Aa the deadline cornea he Is anxious to do some more armory prior to the game, could the Manchester Green bus make ing with .some companions when ence on Social and Labor Legisla­ at the rate of 40 strokes a second. began throwing atonea on the' in­ expected to be completed early in The United Polish, .Societies of tracts so far awarded in this lo- a loop from the Green to the ter- the committee in charge, tickets Haven Register, John Day Jack- closer there ha* been more bust "rilg cutting". .. .he is expected not resist that telephone booth to he was struck. tion will be bold at the State Capi­ A rate of 70 strokes a second is Read Herald Adv». vaders. That was a terrible ahower. February. Mam'hc.ster will*hold their nionth- eall up Iheir best girls. Much to esdlty, the War Department has minal at Woodbridge and North . Two Die From Heart Attacks . are selling rapidly. son and Roger A. Connolly; New required for Its flight takeoff. ness at the local office the last few to be "turned loose" Monday..., Haven Journal-Courier, Jack tol in Hartford, Jan. 11, it was When the sun set In the ravine days than has been the case in the Indutdion Forme Tonight, our new non-conimis- ' ly meeting, Saturday at 7.30 |> m... • the consternation of Dwight. I given Cheney Brothers the job of Main street, but another route la In addition, there were two sud­ announced today by Daniel How­ there wo* not a aingle Italian Qiiestionnlarea relating to mob- I in the Poli.ih-A menran i lubroonuf now al.so being considered. I ------— Schaeffer, Arthur J. Stone and E. last month. It was estimated that sloneil officer.^ will l)e nained .... I’r riy. there seemed to b e a larger They Make Delidout Tea IBSmufacturing $367,500 worth of den deaths from heart attacks. ard of Windsor, chairman of the alive." iltzatlon day have been received by i on Clinton street. All officeiH aiid gathning at the telephone than Mrs. Lois M. KnOpf, 36, of Mil­ B. Harvey; New London Day, O. nearly 2.500 would be called upon here’s hoping yoii NCO's will see ; parachute silk it was stated today. It is su.ggested that the route I Hail Struck Crops Arrangements Committee. to register here, but only a few local unit commander# These are that men will be recommended i delegates are requested to be pres­ Itiere was on the floor. now being checked, start at North ford, suffered a fatal attack while G. Andrews and George E. Clapp: Sessions will be held In the hall While further developments de­ Norwalk Hour, Sidney A. Be- O' ;r 1,600 have been compiled so to be filled out and returned to who will be able” to ’’t^fke It" a* ent at this meeting. Main and Wooilbridge street, go watching a high school football of the House of Representatives 30*Hoiir Week far. Regimental Headquarter* In Hart­ pend on later action, it is possible east on Woodbridge street to the game in which her son, Bertram, ’ Now Being Solti dlent; Torrlngton Register, Yes S iree! well as "give it” In Florida. ... A hobbv, sometimes known a.i i from 9:30 a. m. to 7 p. m. and The hour* for registration st ford without delay. Leading the Incidentally, w* understand th.ilj A number from llii.s town at- "Ambulance Chasing” was going! that some of the silk may be man­ Manchester Green road and then was a player. The attack was be­ George W. Peterson and J . H. delegate* from every section of TOMORROW .\ND SrND.W I tended-the annual Thanksgiving Thompson. present arc on Tuesday, Thursday list of questions la a query relative ‘Corp. Charles Barrera refused on In town VVednc.sday evening. ; ufactured into the finished para­ west along Manchester Green road lieved induced by excitement. the state will attend. SERVING OUR DELICIOUS R.WIOLl Stainl Favoretl and Friday from 3 o’clock in the ! eve dance of the Swedish .lunior chutes at the Pioneer Parachute John J. Sheehan, 52, of Water- Buyers are visiting growers in Waterbury Republlcan-Amerl- WE’RE to the mobilization signal, which go to the spook show the other A few garage attendants were ' to Oakland street to Woodbridge The conference. Howard said, Open 12 Nn lo 9 I*. M. Sundays afternoon until 7 o’clock in the locally Is twelve blsata of the ’ League at the Hartford Club, Mr.s. company here. street and back to point of start­ bur>-. died in a restaurant of a this section who have not already can, W. J. Pape, E. Robert Steven­ night because he didn’t want hi* .“Pen riding up and dow-n from will center its deliberations on the (Continued Fmm Page One) evening and between 9 o’clo<’k in Cheney whiatle. stomach iipaet for Thanksgiving : Austin Beechler of Porter street Woodland to the Manchester line Bids for Para«'hutes ing. This would take in a section heart attack shortly after he had sold their tobacco. Many crops son and R. F. Fanning; Bristol FINE WINES — UtU ORS .AND REER the morning and noon on Satur­ According to information ob­ Press. Arthur S. Barnes; Norwich 1941 session of Congress and Of Doctor* In Demand ....P vt. Lester Keeney has taken ' and Mrs. Percy House of Glaston- , pulling cars out of the . ditches. ; where there has been a large num­ declined an invitation to sit down were hemght while still in the field, the Connecticut General Assem- Cherrystone Clams and Other (imtd Things to Eat! a pay cut for all government em- day. ’ bury, the former .Miss Margaret tained this morning, the silk, after ber of houses built within the past with fricmls to a Thanksgiving but in some cases, tobacco dam­ Bulletin-Record. William H. Oat The 169th Infantry has put up a new hobby... .he gets a kick .Moat of their buainess was at the i finishing, will be delivered to the and Harvey’ M. Briggs: Stamford bly. „ through an urgent request for doc­ out of going left whenever the Lea'nder of this to’.vn. were mem­ narrow bridge near Love I.ane two years and where several dinner. aged was not sold. Prjees offered Report* will be made by Rev. bers of the committee of arrange­ War Department which then will others are now under construction have not in all cases been accepted. Advocate, R. H. Gillespie and Mar­ tors. "The medicos will be commis­ new lieutenant gives the command where three cars went off the road Lloyd F. Worley of Stamford, ments, at once. call for bids on the making of par­ and being planned. Growers who are in a position to tin T. Kane; Westerly (R. I.) Sun, Diamond Restaurant sioned as First Lieutenants In the "Right Face’’....W e are wait- achutes. A bid by the local com­ First Dairy School minister of the First Methodist Leanermaize...... 8-oz. jar 25c; pint jar 45c National Guard of the United Ing to see how long the new com- i , , ' _ , , TESA-BACiS George B. Utter. Also George do their own sorting will start this church, Stamford, as chairman of Vincent Rinello pany may then be siibmitted. During 1939 state highways de­ woik. Crops that were bought B. Armstead, former chairman of Spiced Garden Sauce or Leanerzesl ...... bottle 25c States and will travel to Florida in pany clerk is going to stand for ' A large forte of men employed , "^V ithin the past year Cheney Wifsconsln Is the home., of the the Connecticut circuit and W. J. the Civil Rights Committee; by Also from Mrs. Roardroan . . . Pickled Beets, whole or January with tha regiment. Local the actions of Pvt. Kotsch. . . .said i ‘’-V New Haven radioad are Brothers has made over 1.000,000 partments had a total income of in the field will be moved into the Prof. Liston Pope, of 'Yale Univer­ private alwaya gets to drill aft^r i working in the local freight '*ards i I $1 144,064.000, of which they first dairy school in the ' TTnited different warehoues next week and G. Myers, who was Mr. Milar's sliced ...... jar 15c Guard officers who are doctors jn- yards of parachute silk, and the States. 'The school is now located predecessor as chief of the Con­ sity, treasurer of the conference: clude Dr. Wlllism L. Conlon and the weekly report is made o u t! spent $1,126,929,000. This was the work of sorting of the broad and by Mr. Howard, its chairman. present contract will vastly in­ $83,476,000 le.ss expenditure than on the campus of the University necticut A. P. Bureau. Dr. Forrest A. Gidson. (about 8:00 p. m.), and the clerk i ihe ice that formed «ftcr crease the total yardage produced of Wisconsin. leaf will be underway. ha* to make a new form out so I Tuesday night s .storm. The work during 1938. ^ooJ ^asl0S f 3 t l l » r w ilk Training fichMis here for defense authorities. Due to the vast expansion of the that the attendance figures will ! " a s nearly all completed before HALE'S SELF SERVE National Guard of the United be correct. .. .we suggest the form , ibe local freight arrived in the THE o r ig in a l IN NEW ENGLAND! Nn. Boardnaa's States, hundreds of vacancies will bo made out a little later than ■ yards this morning. soon be open to the members of usual because It Is uselc.sa to a.sk i ------the Guard units throughout the Pvt. Kotsch to come earlier...... i There will be no meeting of the Leanennaise state. In order to fill these vacan­ that is, until he gets to Florida. ! Songster Brigade of the Salvation POPULAR A non-Ultening. MigAdeta inin«r»l Army this evening but a special ______1 tA drcMing for frait'luic«- cies, It will be necessary for Com­ Day Begins Here practice will be held Sunday after­ & HEALTH MARKET flAvomf. Um(I tmiend of auiyonivilM pany Commander* to choose mcii FOOD MARKET for welgKl-conlroI only 3 caloriet in their companies who seem to noon at 4 o'clock. T he Mancherter IM cL E L L A N ’S per takietpooa. possess the necessary qualifica­ East Cape, the easternmost ex­ Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Hannon, j 855 Main Street Ruhinow Building tion* of leadership to perform the tremity of Siberia, is the point duties of non-commissioned offi­ where each day begins before it of New Britain, were holiday visl- “Where Thrifty Shoppers Shop" Leanenest cers. begins at any other place on earth, tors at the home of Mrs. Hannon's j WEEKEND SPECIALS 973 MAIN ST.—THE SHOPPIN© CENTER Zettfai new iwn-fnttenlng ragor* For this reason, local members through an agreement of scientists sisters. Miss Helen and Miss Julia! n OZ. JAR loM French drcMlng. modo wttfi min-' of Guard units have one of the and astronomers. Price of Laurel street. THE WHOLE TOWN IS TALKING ABOUT OUR 14 OZ. JAB crml ell, lemato, m Ii. lemon Mc«« SELF SERVICE GROCERY DEPARTMENT Saturday Values I OZ. JAB apiece. 9 rciortrt per l«l>lpapoon. 4 OZ. BOT. BREAD Hale's Quality loaf Sunday Dinner Suggestions Where Your Food Dollar Buys More Pinehurst Rentschlerized Meats Sugar Cured, fillosd ^ ROASTING OR FRYINO f r k s h o r s m o k f .d For those who want poultry for the week-end, we will Coffee Rings or Lamb Legs, Genuine Spring! O R r FANCY MILK-FED POULTRY JUICY FLORIDAS W . D. STAR MARKET 1 Roasting Chicken.s. extrii fancy, ^ ^ have Fresh, Plump, 5 to 6-Pound 1 47 NORTH STREET FREE DELIVERY! TELEPHONE 3885 About 6 pound.s each, lb...... A *# W b c o n 5 to 6 V2 pounds each, lb...... CHltKENS HAMS “WHERE YOU BUY THE BEST FOR LESS!” Crumb Cakes A Fresh Cut Up Fowl, doz. FOWL \k. 29c PRIME BEEF CUTS lb. each ...... V ORANGES ,C it>. Broilers . . . Fryers . . . Chickens. Large size T5c 1 9 c Boneless Rolled Oven Roa.st Home Dressed Milk-fed Pullets, 1 9 * " ’ 11 and 15-Pound Yellow Tag Turkeys. — WEEK-END SPECIALS — DUCKS ROASTING CAPONS Armour’s Small, Tender Bonele.ss Cross Cut for a nice Chickens for Frying or'Iloa.sting, FRESH DRESSED ■ Special! 22c pound. Special! 39c pound. VAN CAMP'5 MILK 4 cans 25c Pot Roast, lb...... CORN Sperry A Barnes' Bag Saui^gc will be featured at 29c lb„ Smoked Shoulders PU RE LARD Prime Rib Roast Reef, standing or boned PEAS GOLDEN BANTAM First Prize Fresh Dressed Eastern Pork E-\RLY JUNE Sihall Link Sausage at 33c Ih. M e have Deerfoot and and rolled if you wish, O O / * Brightwood Sausage. Another special will be on Boiling MAXWELL HOU5E COFFEE pound 22c to Roast, Rib Cut, 21C TURKEYS »^21‘ | Ib...... Shanks of Ham, lISc to 20c lb. 14c Ib. 2 15^ iK no. 2 cans ' .^mali. Lean, Fresh Shoulders. 1 1 no. 2 cans LE.%N—FRESH LEAN—BONELESS ■ Eastern Centers of Roasting Pork—a good value! Rib 5UGAR 10-pound bag 45c Fresh Spare Ribs, 15C waste and fat on thew centers . . . buy a strip and have / 1 SHOULDERS (:0RNEDElEEF 1 Center or Strip. 26c lb. Loin Center, 30c lb. Note less LAND 0'LAKE5 BUTTER pound 39c some chops and the balance fixed to roast. Campbcirj cans FRUIT AND FRESH VEGETABLES Spare Ribs, 19c Ib. Sauerkraut, 2 lbs. 19c BEANS TREMENDOUS SAVINGS Ib. 1 SPECIAL! Pork Kidneys, Here's a Budget Saver! (Boned and Rolled or With Fresh, 3 lbs...... (Jre^ti String Beans, New Crop, 17e______Chops Cut) . . . .A rm ou r's Fancy McIntosh Apples, “X 2 Fancy Sliced Gold Medal Flour 5 lbs...... Elm Farm ORANGE and no. tans Center Cut LOIN VE.VL n C - 1 Bacon, Extra Lean, Canoy Baldwin .\pplc. hand ADAOKraUIT JUICE 9 CHOI’S, Ib. . . . V ■ LAMB SHOULDERS lb. 15c Fancy Large Tangerines, l fiStABEFRUIT JUICE Pork Chops, lb. .Jfc IW TURKEYS III...... Treet 2 cans 41c picked, 6 Ihs. 2.-.C. Basket ..... 03C HI ‘ -a--—— ---- Corned Beef is always a tmpular item after a holiday dozen SHOULDER CORNED’ 1 Order lean Briskets or Middle Ribs of Pinehurst Quality TENDER — YOUNG — PLU.MP! JUST A FEW LEFT! Fresh Sparc Ribs, 24i-lb. bag 93c SCOTT BRAND Beardsley's STEAKS, lb. .. HOCKS. Ibv...... # V ■ Corned Beef, to be served hot or cold. 1 l b ...... AT OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT W A X BEANS Tender Lamb Legs. Roast Beef. Fresh I’iRs’ Feet, Peanut Butter BOILED 0 ^ - SWISS .;’ O l - 1 BUY AT THIS _ Black Raspberries . . OR . PORK dr BEANS CHEESE. Ib. ... 4^ IV ■ 3 pounds ...... HAM. l b ...... J f t J V LOW PRICE -1------Coffpe Rings sugar frosted, Our Own Baked Beans, Stock Up While Low Price Is On! Pure Pork 2-lb. jar 25c quart ...... or SPAGHETTI LUXURY . C « CANADIAN 1 Uampbcll’s 2 cans 25c 13c each. 2 for ...... 25c GREEN BEANS BACON, lb. . . . i ^ ^ V ■ Sausage Meat. -lb. Iloston Brown Bread, LOAF, Ib. Tomato Soup...... 3 cans 22c; doz. 88e Centet’ Cut Fancy Layer Cakes, a choice of 0 7 ^ Campbell’s Tomato Juice, 14-oz., 4 cans 29c loaf ...... C giant 50 oz. can silver Lan* Pork-T'hops. lb, .. icinits, each ...... “" G 19 Campbell’s Tomato .Tuice, 47>oz„ 5 cans 21. J A ^ F ^ S T I.IBBY’S ' 1 2 S « 5weet Relish ' pint jar 17c Loin Lamb Chop.s. Carnation 4 . tall cans 5UGAR CO RN ED BEEF 1 B art Obi«r Ih...... MILK GROCERY DEPARTMENT'S WEEK-END SPECIALS! Other Saturday Grocery S|>ecial8 Shurfine Milk...... 4 cans 27c Quart Bottle Applesauce 3 No. 2 cans 25c STEAKS! RUTTER SPECIALS Ic SALE! One Pint of Very Nice York State Mild 17« Florida Juice Oranges...... <.doz. 22c Ivory Semp P. & G. Soap Welch Grape Juice, only Ic Cheese, A Q CLOROX BUTTER Florida Grapefruit...... 5 for 25c 5eedless Raisins 3 pkgs. 25c From Heavy Westernrn Beef! I Fairmonti ^ C with purchase of one quart lb...... a OC 4 9 * " 1 9 * “" 40c Ib. York State Applesauce...... 3 cans 25c Porterhouse Steak,^ 2 lbs...... / J OpSMi Sprajr 3 Ige. bars 25c Med. 5c Welch tirape Juice, Sage'Cheese, SALTESEA 1 lb...... 45c I / 6 bars 21c Land O’Lakes, H f O Both f o r ...... 4 ^ ^ V Fancy, lb. sD J C 5 * CLAM CHOWDER 1 ir riO ATt Cranberry 5auce, 2 17-oz. cans 21c Sirloin Steak, Kraft Cream Cheese with BRILLO 2 lb s...... / ^ 'TK'sSSli'SSS? Larife Can Small Can 1 Mlver Laa* Ibl ...... 35c Pineapple Juice, Royal Scar­ Largs ' Chive, Orange, or Pimento, Large Box . .2 boxes 27c Round Steak. Evaporated Milk, Royal let, No. 2 cans, i o # » 2-pound Special bars ' #0 IVORY SOAP 5weet Mixed Pickles qt. bot. 25c Ib...... C a m a y S o a p Scarlet, 2 f o r ...... 19c Small B o x .. ,2l)oxes 15c 22c 35c 3 tall cans .. LARGE...... 3 bars 25c 19c PEARS z a - 15* Niblet Brand Corn 2 cans 21c Rib Roast Pork & Beans, Royal Scar­ PEACHES MEDIUM...... 5 for 25c RAYVALE CLAPP’S BABY FOOD HoRtr* ^ Steer Bwf. Ib. ... A # And Fancy Curling Comb FREE! Sliced Pineapple, Royal Cut Beets, Royal Scarlet, let, 1-lb. S l i c e d — t a l l c a n L U X FLAKES C Strained Fo»^s Scarlet, largest Tender, Cut Uniform, CAn ...... a S • • • Aw W l«arK^ Box Small Box 1 i Hm w M ttw sf Fruit 5alad *No. 2 i can 25c Chuck Roast. 25c ,20c 3 largest j 3 cans 20c Coffee, Royal Scarlet, tall can Isr wliittr ca n s ...... ground as desired, Grote & Weigel HEALTH MARKET Efirilett Pears, Royal Scar­ 1 Chopped Foods lOXYDOl Mixed Tea, Lean Pork Butts, 18 Tomatoes, Red Line. Red- 1-Ib. bags, 2 lbs. .. I 1 0 * 1 3 cans 25c WSlIlM LARGE lb...... 25c FrankfurUi. 25c let, largest 23c Ripe, largest 10c Maxwell House O 21- 9- Roast Pork Ib. 15c Beef Pot Roast lb. 29c Coffee, l-!b. can .. fcm V 10 for 37c < 2 for 39c Shamrock Coffee, Roasting Pork, 3-4 pounda, Onuiffe Juice, Royal Scar­ Tomato Juice, Royal Scar­ Honey, Royal Scarlet, pure, BARGAINS GALORE 1 JITICY FLORIDA Large Buerre D'Anjou 2 lbs...... ■Spry or Crisco. PEARS 25 c let, No. 2 cans, 1 let, 12'/j-oz. cans. 1-pound 1 ORANGES 'SHAMfOO Ground to order! .. 15e pound can .... 17c Veal Rump Roast, Ib. 23c Pork Chops Ib. 20c vmm o o n m > f f o r * ...... 2 for ...... jar 9 ” hs 1 2 Doz. 2 9 c 2 9 c Doz. 1 ' /DIGIiTIBii _( Vermopt Maid, 1 Lean, Fresh Shoulders, 4 Cut Up Fowl, Large 46-ounce to 6 pounds, 9 C ^ GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES. Apricots, Whole Peeled, Wright’s or Gorham’s Sil­ h f O O ^ U O S Fine or W id e I lb. p k g . H G * 1 Baldwin or Greening WHITE or YELLOW CRISCO Syrup, 12-oz. bottle I d C e a c h ...... Boyal Scarlet. can ...... TURNIPS l { p g 0 3 for Ib...... IOC FREE DELIVERY ON ALL ORDERS FOR 11.00 AND MORE,______ver Polish, 1 APPLES 3*Pound Can 47c Itf ^ t can...... 25c jar ...... A i D v Quaker Oata, Spring Leg of Lamb, 6 to Fresh Cranberries - T.ettuce 1 5 Lbfi. 2 5 c ,4 Lbs. 10c 1-Pound Can ...... 17c 39c Tie wUte seep Silver Dust, Spaghetti medium pkg...... 8c 6Ui pounds, - Celery.- Tomatoes - Cu- IVORY SOAP cumltors.' fer whiter' large pkg. . . . 21c Corn Flakes Lard, Rinso, 2 large M acaroni Danish Pastry Turnips - Sweet Potatoes • Sh u rg e ERNST 1 Cheese Cake pound ...... 5e Cube Steak, 2 9 c weiliti. packages^...... # V With each meat purchase. Pumpkin - Squash. cakes . S Bara Eibow Macaroni Ib, ...... a.'.,,.. ■lltl lAPtlih' 3 s m a R / Cauliflower - Cabbage - Etc. The JW.HAUcou p a c l u t ^ . Larg« Gnpefrait, Fresh Ground cako ••••••*#••••* P-C$ OAP 10c 25c 1 1 cut lb. pkg. , C pkg. 3 6 f o r ...... Hamburg, Ib. ,.... 19c Open All Day Sundays! MANCHISTER COMN' DIAL 5137 — FREE DELIVERY! I . - ..m kA N CH ESriR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29,1949 PAQi n n MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29,1940 LGE FOURTEEN Alumni’s Last Quarter Spiirt Tops M. H. S. Cagers by 34-26 T he H igh S chool W orld J ------^ ------1------^------:------Mlaa Holcn Eateo. Faculty Adviiter FRIDAY^ NOVEMBER 29 Ckiinpiled by Sludenta of Manrheoter HiRh School Miffhty Agffies Bow to Texas in Grid Schoolboys R^y for fVOL, VIII, NO. 13 o */ o o ------3j.j Period Tie After Civics C-lass Holds Commercial Dept. Conclave Soloists Authors Talk Presents Trophy to Coach Claihe “America Can Legion of Honor Trivial Thoughts Is at Convention Alumni Topples Trade Suffer 7-0 Reversal, Trailing^ 5 19-7 at Half Vs legislative Debate Bv .Margaret Klavell .spared to answer a few question* on For Book Week Be Thankful” Bovond doubt most of you have yesterday’s cvenU. We’ll be around spent a quiet day after a strenu- to your home-rooms on Monday to Miss Avis Kellogg, Russell 1st Time in 11 Years- Pull Up to 21-AH But A very Interesting debate was ous one...at least as far as the take a poll...Let’s sec a little Wright and Herbert Mllbury were High School World 1st Loss in 20 Games hel^ on Tuesday by a CiVic* claas digestive system Is concerned, “the more co-operation from you studea the three representatives of Man­ Bow in Final Minutes; | Rev. Mr. Gustafson Ad­ of Mr. Dougherty, It concehted turnout at the game last night was with “World’’ members. After all Reporter Interviews a timely problem: “Resolved: thftt chester High school’s Commercial feat, the once Invinelbla TexM Ag­ Gains 40-25 Triumph Pat Murdock and Alj dresses the Assembly; swell so Was everything; cheer- you know, the story Is ours to department who attended the Outcome 'Throws ‘BowT the Btntes should adopt unlcamer- tenders, band, dance, team, etc... write and yours to read. Syd Hoff in City. gies weren’t certain today wheto- As Bycholtiki, Belliore nl legislatures.” This topic has : not? Look at all ------Thirty-Eighth Annual convention er they would Just call' It qults'^for Zaniaitis I>ead Scorers Name ’41B Honor Roll of New England High School Situation into Confu­ come up recently and has been m j,pWgpnt3. . .goodLild M. H. S. With all the safety education M. To celet)rate the ftOOth anniver­ the 1040 season or Jilay In a New Pace Attack; Katka- discussed In many circles since i ■ H. S. has had during the past few Teachcra’ Association in Boston sion; Victors Garner Year’s Day post-season game. As 2?000 Fans Attend; sary of printing and National Book “America Gan Still Be Thank- ! the sta le .of X eb rn sk a adopted it. \ y^f have anv fun at the so- years Imagine cur disgust at the ’aat S atu rd ay , Nov. 23. The one foot they had,-In the veck Sparks Lfisers. Coach Given Trophy. ful" was the theme of an address i The affirmative was made up'^igii- \vc did,' • Let’s- ■hayfe ' some-----sight of a sophomore boy speeding Each of the teachers went to the Week, leclvirea Were given every Touchdown in First 57 Rose Bowl waa Jarred from Its given 1.. Rev. Tbo.sten A. Giistaf- | of t.ucille Kuaien.ikl and Shirley I rn„ro of those Paul Jones’. They're down- the street m a bicycle, rid­ three different sections of the con­ uay during last week in Hartford mooring yesterday by a gallant eon, of the Knianncl Lutheran , Seconds of the Game. A record of ten straight victor- ^ It took eight members of Man­ Shipman; their opponents wete j gnd g/Ce iis a chance to meet ing backvi-ards.. .right into the vention relative to their specific by different author* . Mlsa Betty University of Texas team that church to the stu lent t'ody of M. ; path of oncoming cars...and we line. teactilng in school. Miss simply gave them a country lick­ les over the Alumni came to an end chester High’s great triple Marion Burt and Iva McAIpine. j every opi- clse...Ttiat stag line By Jodnon Balley H. 8. Widne.aday morning. Lil-1 The debate was pre.slded over hy ^ (or sh^ld we say inspection line?) wonder why motorists get gray! ! Kellogg attended the shorthand, Bacon Blunt, Syd Hoff. Mias Helen ing, 7-0, before the largest throng for Manchester Trade’s hoopsters ; champs of three season* ago and Ilan Kittle and Ann Thurner. MIA. j New York, Nov. 29.—W —Up Minnie Bralnard. Kxcollent re- , is rather aggravating. What's the typing meeting,- Mr. Wright the Kaufmann were speakers at one of In all southwest college football Wednesday afternoon at the E ast, five other player* tiesldes for the were announced to ho CIa.aa vale- i biiUals were delivered by Shirley . matter with you boys, where s Manchester High alumni at the bookkeeping meeting; and Mr. these lecture*, and Ilobcrt Drew- until yesterday, tomorrow w m h isto ry - 45,000. dklorirn and salut.atorina ,at the Side Rec when the grads turned Alumni to rifle out a narrow 34 to Shiiiman for the affirmative and your spirit? Let's see you get out Willimantic Teachers College re­ Mllbury ;he social studies meeting. Bear waa master of ceremonies. Just the last day of the long and . P reserv e Long Jin x In a decisive 40 to 2.5 triumph over same asfcmhly. ^ ■ ...... “ - Khcre next time, and wow them. If ceived a visit from Everett Cone Mr, Hoff, author of "Muscle* hazardous 1940 football season. Coach Harry Kltching’s 1940-41 26 triumph over the Red and The minister dl.'cussed Thanks- . Iva' McAlplnc for the negative. One of the interesting discus­ The Cotton Bowl classic In Dal­ you can't dance ask Bob Kurland 'IIB and Art Custer ’40B last sions that Miss Kellogg vksited and Bmlns.” an Illustrated book, But wonder of w-ondtfrsi the bMketball edition. Whjte’s promiring 1940-41 repre- giving under four main questions. Timing the speeches was Dot las Is probably theirs for the tak­ erson. U was noted that .sev^al about his "si.x lessons”. week-end after Uie two boys had was “Ilpw the Dvork Method of sketched on an eiu«el the c h ara cte rs Texas Aggies went tumbling be­ The graduates camo up with one •xentatlves in the local basketball The first ot these was "Do. we sought tirelessly for sopie obliging fore a triumphant University of ing, despite their defeat. The of the girls spoke without notes. Teaching Typewriting Works Out of his Nsik. They were himncif hs Texas AgglSs still are a great foot­ of their finest combinations in re­ opener at the State Armory last have .to give thanlis?" He told] Although the! Do a little reminiscing, although motorists. . .We hope it was worth Texas eleven and now all the gold cent years, composed mainly of about giving th.anks under diffi- j wliieh is unusual in Practice” by Agnes M. Phllls- a small hoy and a man and women ball team, one that had won IB night before a capacity crowd of spectators voted for bicameral it won't take much, and be pre- i'. boys! ! bury of Burdette College. This and glory of^’ tlie post-season players who were members of the culties. such as the Pilgrims in whom he saw hanging around a ■ucclasive games liefore TexM more than 2,000 fans. legislatures, the dobatir was very method of teaching typewriter Is "bowl” games hinges on what hap­ formidable array that marched to their first Thank.^sivlng. “The | Jack Wilcox candy store. The sketch which reared up anti preserycti an 18- Trophy For Clarke Sylvla Walah contrary to that taught In Man­ brought the most applauae from pens In Saturday’s final fling. • the finals of the state Class B aavlng fact hero, of course, h.? i clo.se. / The surprising setback of the year-old hex that has kept the Ag­ Prior to the start of the main After the main ^-ent, a Forurt .\nnounce Contest Winner chester High School. The Dvorak the audience was hla drawing of gies from winning In Austin since tourney in 1939. Paced by Johnny went on to sav, “is that the moat Work arid Study Middletown's "major contribu- Aggies, 7-0, on a touchdown in the Bycholskl and Belflore. the Alum­ attraction, Coach W^fred J. Al Zamaltl* The other dav we wore talking was held in whlc)/the questions of Method advocates the pupil to 1022. fruitful, thanksgiving la preeisely tion to the band contest Decom- Toughy, a well-known character of first minute of their game, cast Clarke was presented a handsome ♦I,rt“ w hter‘ir ’Ldvcn under hard- ' to .Sylvia WuLvli and she surprised I (pe apectalor.s/Aerc answered by William Shearer was the practice speed while typing in­ The Aggies wanted no part of ni was in command ail the way her 7. is Jack Wilcox, solo troni- carUionii. the finely drawn plana of the vari­ and shot out .. 19-7 advantage by trophy by Cheer Leader Harold winner of the Library Book For (^oasl'Giiards stead of striving for accuracy. The 1 When interviewed by one of the Bowl talk today, but Coach Homer shins The fi'-st thanksgiving I us by saying that ■‘'he ha-** read j the speaker. ous bowl committees Into confu­ halftime, which, incidentally, waa Johnn.v Byrholi Turkington on behalf of High'a J^?hes us this” Me reminded Dougias' "Magnificent Obses.sion Mai"V John.son I Contest which was held last o th er discussions Mi.ss K ellogg a t­ Mr. ' Wilcox studied the trom-1 H. 8. World reporters, Mr. Holt Norton said that after a holiday 1400 students . in recognition of Box Score tended were devotcf Hartfonl. Mia band Regiment Bi.n.l of! his career as np artist at the age Aggies out of the Rose Bowl and Kitchlngmen with four backets Biggest ncyS we’ve heard since Sylvia has taken the (’ollegc ApprcMilifos lonlmoker or vice versa can he' -Xccordmg to Ralph Peterson of jvldoneed by the fact that they 0 Srhicldge, rf ... . 0 0-1 0 sidded, mtiSt he the primary mo­ g wbU dlalt ehiX w!^ book; :the ‘--nnecticul National Guard. ; of " left Stanford, as the Pacific Coast from the floor, while Mc'Veigh and the signing of the Declaration of Classical C ourse during her foui; ing still planned to scout Tennessee 3 Greene, if ...... 1 2-2 4 tive of Thanksgiving.' That day e ■' , from which he was recently hon- . HolT commented. My family took represen^tativc, to choose between Parciak tallied three apiece. Independence is the revelation that years In M.M.S. and has had and Fordham In Saturday games. 1 Gavello, If ...... 2 2-2 6 should be a day of inward search­ drsams^ons"wa^^ Bookkeeping^ "'■ably di.scharged because of i ^ Tennessee, Boston College or some In the preliminary the Trade Charles Murray McCarthy, sports ing, breaking hearts away from very fine scholastic record. /V ^ou Editor's Note; The Pratt and Apprchtwe'slup^ Committee, ^■hls j‘‘"d arduous course to follow^ There was considerable .talk of- a seconds defeated the Trade All- 1 Kose. c ...... 2 0-0 4 have probably guessed f r ^ her Municipal Government.______'t„„ Leo -rT age. 1I seeing the conductor. I drew hla team with a less notable record. editor of the Bristol Press for the sin. and setting hands to the work V.'hdney Apprentice Train.ng------! commlUce Ls composed ot the | Ralph graduated from M. H S Otlior soloists Include two flut- | picture." Mr. Molt said that, he Fordham-Aggie game in the Dal Stars by 21-20 in a fast tilt. The 0 Murdock, c ...... 3 2-2 8 interest in reading. Sylvl."^favor­ Course, tbe goal of many -M-HaS , (j^-n^ral Superintendent, As-sistant 1 with the class of 39 and spent last Foster, Director of the Municipal Stanford Itself must play Cali­ las Cotton Bowl. Prihr to the start of last night’s High-AIumnl cage clash, Wil­ past eight years and our friendly of building the new and Ju.st world. l.sts from Groton and a New Lon- ; take* his characters from everyday fornia tomorrow, but this affair box score: 1 Winzler, r g ...... 1 0-3 2 ite .subject is Fnglisb:/and -she liovs,lOVS. h:uah:us been explainedcxplaincu forlor theuie Ii i,-;ictorv^,■.^^,t„rv Manager,.Manager, Supervusor of ! year car atui Tufts i uiis College. From there Survey Committee, Boston, stat­ Norton emphasized, however, fred J. Clarke wa* pre.'-erted a handsoraef trophy from Manchester rivaj in many a typewriter feud, . 0 2-2 2 In daring to give thanks, one can­ i : .e : ; * tr, tho Const ffimrrl Aead- don coiner soloist. | life but different artists see dlffer- was not expected to place much of .\lumni (10) 1 Murtay. rg ...... writes commendable e^ays one of Vor.d by Kenneth Trevitl, i^xperiimcntai Machine Shop and ] he went to the Coast Guard ed that .soon the .students will be- that It was entirely up to the play­ High's pupils in recognition of his twenty years as basketball co;wh P , N am e B has enlisted as a private in Com- . . 0 0-0 0 not fu'.lv enjoy his beneflt.s when he “World” Mr. Wilcox arrives with the rest ent characteristics in the same- ob- a burden on the Indian.s’ perfect ^ny D, 169th Machine Gun Bat­ 1 Taggart, rg .... r - e ^ ; the‘^isu^e -a.;;; suffering Md.M.S. '3(i. who k* a _ third-year the App: entice Supciy-isor. who i cmy Ralph ^ ^ oome voters and thus the stuilcnta ers them.scivcs as to whether they Rrtd director of physical education at the school. The above photo­ 3 Boyko, r f ...... 0 1 Blanchard. Ig-c . . 0 0-2 0 agocTicrauae she is should know the principals of ac­ of tlie band on the fifth of De­ joct. His propaganda cartoons record. graph shows Cheer Leader Harold Turkington and Coach Clarke, the talion of Meriden and will go to In back• of ' -■them----- Thankfiilne.as i3|sc\iial wetKa ago^ member ol the course at the K.ast j oa r-iinirm-in This ’ eroiiD i resents something accomplished. would play a post-season game. 1 Belflore. rf ...... 4 1 Murphy. Ig ...... 0 1-1 1 ui naca m ‘ of writing/themes, she has o„. ot 2.«.o •akiji counting in the municipality. cember and remains until the. bring man complaints from people Boston 'had to hurdle Holy The matter waa not mentioned latter holding the trophy. Fort Blandinc, Florida, for a hollow If ble.ssmg.ble.ss a. P | jpg Qui|i Club, a recently Hartford aircr:itt company. who disagree with him. Mr. Hoff 4 Gr>’zb, if ...... 1 1 Horvath, ig ...... 0 0-1 0 Other speakers and their .subjects eighth, rehearsing on Thursday, (!ross and Tennessee conquer 'Van- after yesterday’s defeat. 2 T. Bycholski, c ...... 5 year's duty in January. .. . without responsibility. said that he had heard of Manchea- ilerhllt, however, to retain their u ,1 chniiirl we formed cre.itL'e writing club of ' The Pratt and Whitney Appren­ were "The Place of Bookkeeping j Kt'day and Saturday besides the The Aggie team that stootll on fi Hilinski, rg ...... 2 10-17 34 So w haL Piistaf-I'•■hich .shC/I&s been elected presi- in the High School Curriculum " i‘^"bcert.concert. tei High ,School throughout New untarnl.xhed appearance and ixith 11 12 tice training course wa.s a plan the threshold of fooball Immortali­ 2 W ierzbicki, Ig . . ... 2 Although “Chuck■' was register­ Manchester High (26) glve thanks?" was Pastor by Dr. Hamden Forkner of Colvim- ' It is the first time In the history i F-ngland in connection with the engagements were fraught with .‘darted in 1936. B.ased on the rigid ty—the team that was on the 2 Sumislaski, Ig ...... 3 ed for selective military service, P. B. F. T. son's second ^ il. r^epend.abHify m.ade Sylvia course. | The course Ralph is taking Is | bia I'nlvcrsity Teacher's College; ’ S. that a hand of such ; New England basketban champlon- the same danger of tradition that requirements for aciection and the There are two complete motors, i verge of clinching an undisputed Conn Favored to Beat his number Is far down on the 2 Davis, rf ...... 2 1-3 5 piomher of the PtiuJent , “How Machlr.es Help Complete proportions h.as appeared In Its ship of 1939. struck in Texas yesterday. . . 17 6-12 40 list and he would not have been Thanksgiving. telUng o , ; Council for two yonrs: and for her course itscli, it is hoped that a a single and a double row. Wasp, | basically an engineering course .Southwest Conference title for the 14 Totals , ...... 1 R. Cole, rf ...... I 0-1 2 large portion of the.group will de- uliich have neon assigned to a which takes him throu^gh the Bookkeeping Cyc'e," by auditorium. Betty Bacon B'unt, author As long as the Rose Bowl in­ second straight year, the distinc­ T rade JS< ho«»l (2.5) subject to call for some tim e.... . 3 1-2 7 and courage of the Pilg - l ip orfrimiznlfor^. she was gredients remain in doubt, none of 1 Zamaitls, If ... , velop into .shop executives or lead­ , years of service in the Coast Rosinn School, Director of Schtxii The proceeds from the .sale of “Bet It'.s a Boy" and "Daze Be- tion of being the first team in all P N am e we sure are wishing the red-head 1 Dancoase, If ...... 1 0-0 2 and stressing the p ace -i,-, •< j/awar 3' i a cert flente last .Iiine. :;aauiiom - for the u.se of the ap the other boxvls can make a move. ens in due course ot time. picnli.'cs a.ad on which they may G uard. > Departnicnts of Biirrough .Ma- , tbe riO cent tickets will .send a (•hrUstmaa," said little but she history to play in the Sugar and Savold in Heavy Bout 1 Katkaveck, rf . . a heap of luck and best wishes. . . . 0 Chapman, c ...... 0 0-4 0 Bible. "We need to give thanks^ helon-s f. French Club chines. New York. i promising student to a band sum- New Oricana’ Sugar Bowl had j Studies are hard and to make drew In picture* a story of a lady Rose Bowls In successive years, ______0 Priskwaldo, rf . doggonlt, we're going to mi.ss him 3 F. Murdock, c . . .. 1 0-0 2 he continued, "becatisc of the A.s a Fre.'hman. Sylvia wa.s her riie appucanl must be a high work on their own time, been coiinllng on matching Tcn- truth contained in the PEalt^t'a | .'K.'hool graduate and have included A tool oox. complete with the .sure one studies, the boys are “An Approach to a Socio-Kcon- | school, camp, buying a hat. Miss Blunt told her was just another football team . ■ 1 0 R ubacha, rf . . . . and his militant pen. . . . 1 Klelnacbmidt, rg . . 0 1-1 1 class treasurer and now in her omio Program of Studies'* by' «. Since the last Ls.sue of the World neaxee against Bo.xton College. WOr^. ’Thou crowneat thp/ year i;i ii;.s schooling. A lgebra, I’lanc necossarv tixal.s. is furnished by checked c.ach evening at the study story by sketching ten drawings .vesterday before the Texas on­ cau.se this little shindig is going to |q c. Bychol.ski, If 0 Thomas, rg ...... 0 0-0 0 senior year has been clc; ted cl.a.s.» Tyicr Kep'ncr of Brooklyn Schools only four out of town students Now it may have to reach out Winner of I2-Roiiiidcr With Thy goodness'.’ Geometry, isodd Geometry, I'lig- tiio company at the time a student desk by the officers. .Many o{ the and your reporter was fortunate slaught. mean some folding money to him, | 0 McVeigh, if . ... Tonight is the last chance for] 1 Lf)jc.ski, rg ...... 0 1-2 1 seerctary. ^ was one of the interesting ■ topics have been housed. Eight more and take a team that might other­ the , 2 K irka, c "Do we owe th.anks 7’yxlie third ouometery. one year ot t'hcmistry. signi his Apprenticc.ship Agree­ studenia are college graduates but I enough to receive one. Miss Blunt True, their quarterhark and Tonight Gets a ^hot at too, when he meets up with Junior and Intermediate teai^ to i Pat Murdock 2 Vincek. I g ...... 2 2-3 • Anvone who Ls acquainted with R.alph does not seem to mind this . covered by Mr, Milbury during the families, may at the present time wise have gone to the Orange or 3 Draghl, c . .. question, was treated in regard to ami one ycui o. I'h.vsica. I.g. aud ment, which he pays for in small claims that she is the only author- spark. Marion Pugh, was out of winner eventually. sign up for the Rec League.”^ The I 0 Kennedy, ig ...... 0 0-1 0 Sylvia will vouch for her good na­ as his first marks were three A a day. Other tonics were: "The make arrangements to care for a the Cotton Bowls. Texas A. and Louis; Pittsburgher This should be Conn. He's no 3 Albert, rg . .. . . , w J _ J ■ 1 cage coach and director of physl- the home, the comindnity, the na­ ture and good aport.smanrhio. For M A. tcsi.i are list'd in the selec­ in.'^tallmcnls from liia earnings. e.s« who writes all her book.* with ’the game with an Injured leg, but srhediile will be drawn up during <,ar education at Manchester High, ,\mong M.M.S. graduates are; and two B's. Background of Economic and ' student for three days. Unless M. has to be fitted into the picture super-dreadnaught yet, but he is 0 H irth, rg . .. the week-end and next week ^ 12 10 6-17 M tion, the church, Md God. the p a st fourteen ycar.s. .she ha.s tion. lie must he Ix'lwcon the ages sketohingfl and she uses her daugh­ the Aggies weren't a.s good as Rules as 1-3 Choice. 0 Packard, rg . "How can I bf/thanktul?" Pas­ Kingsiev Carpenter ’-10; Harold E. Wallett. •onsiimcr Rclation.ships,'* Frank housing is obtained for the.se stu- som ew here. showing sign.* of growing and will gam es will be anpounced in th e; ______u i„ i, »v,. Score By Period* spent her summer vaeat'on.s at o! la and 'Ji and mu.sl'be in ; ucli dents, hotel arrangements must ter. son, husband, and herself as Alabama and Mississippi State Texas University ^ for the day. 0 Parciak. Ig . niony, the High band played the tor Gustafsoiy'^!tated that there 1)3 ;. .;ai cunuitioii as to pa.cs a \g a r d .':’.n, Phillip F.Ulot 'lO.A; U. Pisfriip. F- ret'irv e: weigh in at 175 or slightly higher. sport page of Monday's Herald. Alum ni ...... 6 19 n 34 Ml.squaml'’Ut, .Rhode T.s'nnd, a r ! tic made. the characters. are ellglblo snilhem delegates It took Just .5'7 seconds —the first New York, Nov. 29 -(A*: —Provid- 0 Oik. Ig ...... Alma Mater as the huge throng are two wya of celebrating Uiorougli and complete exumina- willHiTi C iirell '36; Ernest Wolf- Industrial Dcjiartmcnt of As- Miss Helen Kaufmann, author of .57 .seconds of the game—to prove He definitely is stronger than he John Hedhindi ' who is receiving 1 High School ...... 5 7 21 2B has heconae very fond of surf “oriated Industries of M.s'a- I Wm. Moseley hut they play each other tomor­ 0 Savcrick. ig stood and cheered. Thanksglylrtg. It may be shared bathing. She n’.so like to howl, go t I..1 by the coii'.[iany physician. r.\m '37.\; .'.’elson Richmond '37 'You Can Enjoy Music.," has de­ it. ^ ed sweet William Conn doesn’t has been since last winter. the entries kt the East Side Rec, Although the Clarkemen had' Points By Periods away from God, or it may be George Peterson *36; Vito A"oeti- chu.setts; “Nevteii Hl"h Sriiool'a row. Fordham is eager, but has to In that brief span Peter John Up to five wee.ks ago he ‘wSS has neartv ten team* signed up ...... 6 13 2 1 S --M to the movle.s. and I'sten to the lie coui.a? icquir.s ttuee yLU..s Editorial voted her life to music and .stud'.- get by New York University. Nc- ' the idea he’s a killer, he should 9 T o tals ...... 10 5-17 25 only three practice session* in I ahared/With'God. He mentioned i Eddie Diichl’i is her. fa '.... e to com; .etc t.ic icijm; .... uLs oolli' '37A: I'divard Cu.=ter *36. Program for the Non-academic ing th e violin. Mi.ss K a u tn in m Layden, a magnificent player, and w alk o:ut of M adison S quare G a r­ plagued with bolls which necessi- and he expects several more to High School , . 5 2 14 5—a« Pupil " bv R uth Tnii-.s. Nc.vton , braska la a possibility, but has a Score at h.'.lf: 19-7, Alumni. Re­ preparation tor the lidilfter, the itiW.^ways ^tl TI V: of giving thanks. The whiTp orrlirfltr.T iwe ..., .1 . ..ic.ui.ccl tia le .iMd :uui .■Ulan Cla,'.*i *36: R obert G uthrie PriiU‘i|Kil WriteH "ommented. “I have stndied thi; Texas, struck like lightning. iJiv- den torilght with a win over Lee tafed postponements of two of his feree: RamsdeU. Time; eight mia- sign up before the deadline to- Score at halftime, 19-7, AlumnL We .\re Thankful Hig'i Rc'-oi'I. geme with Kansas State. boys turned in a highly commend­ . of these con.siats of po.sse.ss- c.n^’rornofl. . I, ,a ...... i..i..g ir i *,".d: Tom He iKy '36: an.I Charles violin for many years but neve.- den sh o t 34 and 33-yard p.-i8scs to Savold. the corn-belt belter, and a fights and had him dropping in at ute quarters. rtight. able pertorniance against classy Referee. Sherwood "C ap” Blssalk In hoMoi t'f th e occasion anil An intere.-ting panel was held In addition to these battles that a spirit of thankfulness. Tlie XoNt yrrir S»-|via intcn.Ls . . 1;.. .1 ua .1, p.euu.c 111. - u a Wc’-'i'r '37.\ haVe completed the have played it In public because 1 Cowboy .lark Crain and Noble match sometime next summer w’tth a Pittsburgh hospital as often a.s The Intermediate league... for opposition that included such bril­ Time, eight minute quarters. ^Berond is "thanks giving." and ti.i.;i.ii.i c. ...-S lie ii.u. l i'.i.-s a course. Chirk i.s an n.s.sirtanl fore­ spirit of the ThtLnk.sglving season, after the diffeent group di ciis- Oil ColI<*«e Prep have a hearing on the bowls. Doss to move.to the one-foot line he went to the movie.*. That's all lioys betw een 16 and 18 y ears of to COllOTO. A' Wro’t.H ’ liave sympathy for my ILsteners.” Army and/Navy will renew their Joe Loiii.s. > liants of the chalked court as the third is “thanks living.” 'Hit' vi it«Hl for • li,o...i.i.»iiary pciiod oj Uiiee man in the Glee.son Geers depart­ we of the 11.S. Wor d have siirrimed .sion and a t 1:15 U harles G. Relg- and then plunged over himself for According to moat of the experts over now and in recent outing.", age, will begin next Tuesday. Dec. ilervin- “Ike ' Cole, Bill Schleldge, ner, Prcsidc-t of T. H. M. Power ■Miss Kaufmann has met many annual gold-braided rivalry before The speaker closed his talk with ''“irl-'i in Pam briH "!'. Mn.sp., hut .«hc , imuitlis. Wiieii tins period is suc- ment. Guthrie is a Too'-m.aker. up a number of things for which the game's only tourhdowm. Crain —who have been WTong before-• partiru'arly against Bob Pastor 3. Boys between the ages of 14 and Johnny Greene, Elmo "Red " Ga- Compeny eormliided the meetin.y great musicians and she Kild that more than 100,000 fans at I*hila- an appropriate poem which ex­ hadn't vrt ma'lo a doflnito doriaiQn ccs.siul.y comp.cLeu tlie apprin- U eher Ls on the cran'tshaft a-s- 1 (Pc citizens of our school are truly Recently a letter bv Principal ronverted- and that was the game. the Pittsburgh pretty boy figures and Al McCoj’, Billy ha.s sho’wn he 16 will play in the Junior Ix-ague vello, Ed Kose, Johnny Winzler, Basket byBa8ket\ .'•'nibly. I Ihnnkfiil. Besides the familiar by his talk on “Civilized l iving." a'most every musician has £. par­ delphla, Duke and Pitt will col­ Local Sport presses everyone's feeling of .as to her clu'irp. i IiC'-. guaidian. anu Couipaiiy ail Ki'.r.on M. B.allc.v w as sen t to the ticular charm for good luck before The Aggies came back on one to give Lee a les-xon for a.s much ran handle the big fellows like the and thev will operate on Thurs­ Roger, Taggart and Jimmy Mur­ ------— ■ j iricsr.ings under wliicli cvciyonc | lide in an Interscctional struggle drive, a truly marvelous effort by thankfulness. — Jnne Tnrin ' ,M 'lie A;.',aciil.ee .Vgrc'ei....i)L I'n'cnts of all College Prepara­ playing or singing. For example: as'the 12 rounds ns the fight Last.*. 185-pound Savold. day nights. phy of the CCIL, State and New First Quarter Honor students for the class of '.•■.i.,'li makc.s the caudidale a tud ------' benefit-^; we have special g ra titu d e s 1 and numerous attractive tradition­ their All-Amerlea fullback. John tory Course freshmen of Man­ One of the great opera stars, be­ al and conference contests will add But every xmee In a while Billy boy As a result I like Conn to take (Shatter England titliats of 1937-38 and ] 1941A were announced by Prin­ iw'.-ged meiiibor ot Ihe Apprcniice n our s.'hool life which we wish to ■ Alec Kimbrough, but it Just wasn't Fat Murdock, Johnny Hlllnski, j Vincek. H. foul ...... Swedish Pastor chester High. Mr. Bailey, assum­ fore singing on the stage of the regional zest to the program. . g e ts the Iclca he mu.st show’ the rare * the DCS Moines cloutcr in cipal Bailey. In addition to the Uig.i.iizution, Tlie stuuciiL then x'prcss. ! ing that the pupil ha* chosen the in the boqks. folks some fancy stuff, so he walks this tea party, p.articularly since Jimmy Hoiwath and Cy Blanch- | Zamaitis. H. under hoop Valedictorian and Salutatorian Riilh Podrove 'lOB sci vicc.s has time in vanou.s iiianu- Ulound the A'though to the world in gener- i Metropo'ilan Opera House, always Thus Saturday’s scheiliilc shapes Kimbrough simply overpowered That was a real crowd at the Bowling course with the Intention of enter­ tear* off a piece of the curtain. T‘> out and shiga with some fellow manager Itay reached into the hat ard of other High team. Cole and Greene, A. foul ...... they arc, Jahe Irwin, Doris'Strat­ . :i . lur.ng d,?p,ir'.mcnL3 on the liisl il it may be important, to the Reviews Eduealion up as a fitting climax to the cam­ the Texas line for 63 yards on nine Sla'tc Armory last night as Man­ ing some institution of higher any students who contemplate, go­ who can hit. today and came up with the novel Murdock paced the scoring of the Greene, A, foul ton. Esther Benson, Sylvia Walsh, ViHilis Srliool and .second shuts. Kvery li.clve" ■tu'lents lit it.H.S.. basketball holds paign Instead of the anti-climax hull-like carries to blast down to chester High opened its b.asketbal! Grads with three hoops apiece, Greene, A. under hoop .... Campuses learning upon graduation from M. ing to an orpera. Miss Kaufmann Has a Good Punch idea of having Billy do a ten-min­ Alice Koslnskl, Grace Stnvinitaky, .. I nc i.H c.iuuigcd to a dii.ei- the spotlight'. This year our it would have been had Texas A. the Texas nine deep in the second .season by .absorbing its usual beat- \Vedne"«lav Night League. while Gavello and Kose accounted Vincek, H, foul ...... H. S. discunsed aspeets of college advises retyling the opera befcre- and M. not been sidetracked in the Snvo!d is one of these. He h.as n ute rope jumping turn in his dress­ John Mrosek. Harry Warren and i iil icparlminl liicreby louiuling 11.1 Giiiria '^ii|iiciwa precious sport was put In Jeopardy “My education.” an Interesting, period, hut there the Aggies halt­ ; ing from the Alumni, but taking it ■ (Y Alleys) for two baskets each. Kose. A. follow u p ...... prcnarnllon. h.and. Mls.4s K aufm ann, w ho isn 't “second Thanksgiving day” up­ pretty fair country left hand ing room just before the fight. Lillv Carlson. - oul li.s exper.eiK.’ and g.vin,g nim by the need of natioiial defense. yet oducational talk given by Rev. ^ ed. Kimbrough, a tired boy, tried I in a fashion that augurs Well for Starters Top Grads Davis, H, foul ...... R uth Podrove. of the rla.s.s of While college entrance requlrc- crazy over swing mu.sic. said that rapabie of making the birdies sing. Gets .-\way Slowly ! the remaining 15 games on the The following students are also ...li .idvanlngc of. all ol llie ma- -Jimt In rase you're wondering ^ iiii.g dlffiruity was overcome in T. A. Gustafson, of the Kmmuel | nients differ widely with respect heaval. ■ * one of his infrequent pas.xes on The Chambers Movers stayed' on Coach C'larke used the two-team Second Quarter '■lOB spoilt lu'i' Th.anksgivm.g va­ There were some other surprises So if Conn doesn't listen to \vorrj - If Billy haa had one m.aJor fnil- schedule against scholastic opposi­ In the lipper quarter of the cla.ss; c'.iinc.s use'd m Hie sho,i on i.jU - wh;’ I'm here a"aln so^ro ti. the time, niiich to the happiness of the the people who play swing music fourth down, but it was Interrept- top of the standing by taking 2 .system that he brought to per" cation m .^Iall•.■ll'eHU■t■ and v ./ited i , , . , , ♦ units accepted for admission, in that batch, too. Brown and Co­ ing Jo h n n y R.ay. hi.s m anager, and ng up to now, it>0a been his habit tion .... every available nook and Essie Gardner, Robert llrcnon. the members of the Freshman- are very clever and that she her­ ed in the end zone by Doss for .a points from the Don Willis Garage fectlon in the all-conquering cam­ M urphy, A. f o u l ...... M,*5 H. .S, last Fridav nftcnc.on; 1'. * I ne<’ ! of material by t!io H, S.- W. | .student body, and we are able to ^ Manchester’s preparatory lumbia fought to a scoreless tic goes out there to flail away with of getting aw;py from the post too efanny was filled with fans and 'Hed-.vlg Rculher and Dorothy she is nnw attending Rui-sell Race ' oi'k‘cnticc.s fpcrid, the equivalent j,, [,^^0 had aoniclliitig to do Sophomore Commercial Club at self doeen't blame the younger gen­ toiichback. That was the lone Ag­ team. ■ Manchester Motop Sales paign of three years ago and his M..Cole. A. raring in ...... hive botli national defense and crr.-vzzr.. If completed successfully, with Brown twice being stopped ■Lee, he may w’ind up smack on the a’.ov.Ly. He ItOpes the rope skipping we shudder to think of trving to O ulhrie. ■' ; "o, one year in the lool Room. ' ...... their meeting, activity period, last eration for being influenced by it. gie drive of the day. stayed right behind them by tak­ starters had the satisfaction of P. Murdock, A, foul ...... Collei'c in Troy, Xr.v York Ruth ..with it. ha.skctball. We are thankful and wi.ll p repare a pupil for an y col­ on the one-yard line. Bucknell '•.oat of his silk pknts and aw ay nut ivi!l give him a full head of steam put such a throng into the East I 1,’rcdit is giv'cii tor all hours work- | Monday In the Barnard a.ssembly , —Norman Pratt. ing 2 out of 3 games from Bryant outscoring the Alumni m the two : P. M urdock, A, f o u l ...... is taking the fnllowing subjects: jii.stly proud of the fine school lege or universltv. Therefore, hav­ took advantage of a break in the of the “heavy sugar'’ a shot at the by the time he ' climbs into the Side Rec .... you’d need more . P. Murdock. A,'-short side . ; cd but all lo.^t tim e niicit be m ade hall. ing begun a college preparatory & Chapman, while Cook's Service quarters in which they saw ac­ Natural .Science wlilcli inciudes i Wc .‘ihriuidn'l advet'fi'e, I know, spirit which c.arrled our S.A.A. final pesiod to beat Albright 7-0. heavyweight championship should ropes. than a shoe horn. : P. Murdock, A, under hoop. i up. rai.se Ls given attyr every Mr. Gustafson compared the cour.xo. it i.s very unwise to change station came out with a 2 to 1 tion. 19-8, putting on a sizzling Biology, Geology, ■ Astroiioniv. |' tbou.i,ind bour.s wor'Kcd and at the but I found this in Bulkeiey r-'md Romanhls to success. Our fre- education of a child todav, to a Wake Forest edged out South Hockey m ean. A 1 to 3 favorite. Conn la tab­ ' F. Murdock, H. under hoop. Backstage Ghemi. try and Physic;:; S|iaiii.sh, High'.s "Torcli": ' qiiont a.escmbiles and socials also to another course or to modify the Dramatists Defy ileciston over the Chagnot's Fire rally in the third period that . conmlcUon of tiic course a .-lub- “Diamond in the Rough." “The dia- Carolina 7-6 in the Southern con­ l/oiil* is a couple of hundred bing himself .to settle the whole When the game was over and turned a seeming rout into a M. Cole, A. short s e t ...... cho.icn in i>refei encc to FreiGii or i .Newspaper .ad “.No person hav- 1 serve to further brighten our program by the substitution of Chiefs. j Gavello, A, foul ...... W e noticed an em ptv chair at a | iii..it<,i.y Rurvey which ’ stanf.'il bonus us paid at the same rpond must be dug for,” he said, ference’. _ miles n’.’jay. up in Boston beginning thing in eight rounds of 'less. th e m th a r 2.0(y) s ta rte d to surge bang-up tussle that had the fans ir.g trie l one of our co.Tin.s wiii ' srimol career. "and thi child rnu.st be found; it other subjects for those regularly Kansas rolled over Colorado By The 4i'^'*ciated Press toward the exit there really was Bill McGonlgal with a three ^ Gavello, A. foul...... couple of . “Spring Dance' re . lime the c'-rtilicate i.s awarded. II Isted. Should a pupil do so, the ‘Uiiliieky Thirteen'’ training for a little Job of bis own “That all the time I’ll need for this string total of 389, broke the pre- | at fever pitch. t.ike.s ill tii.sto.y fioni' an''ent ' the niiplicant ha.s haii pruvidus ever u,=o any other.” 1 In a national sen.se we arc niu.st then be sifted out for its State 26-0, Arkansas oiitsc'ired National I>!ague, a jam . . . and we don't mean Third Quarter hearsals Uiis week. ’ Don't tell ii.s New’ Y ork A m ericans 2. New; with Al McCoy t’.vo Weeks from guy," he jlhsists. vloiis high of 381. He also had Both sides had trouble getting cjreek and Itoii' m to inpdern Ku- nvc'liine shop experience credit i.s ------! thankful for our democratic real value and polished; then u's | «?hool cannot Kiiarani.ee op^r- Tulsa 27-21 and Creighton whipped strawberry .... maybe that traffic this ’’lucky'' thirteen idea mcn- next Monday. .So he vwop't be Sayolrf is just a* confident, say­ a high single of 153, started in the getaway quarter as ropcan; Ilypien.e :md Kn'rli.rh. given tor up to but . imL licyund Theje'.s no telling what women 1 schools. As contrasted with Eti- valuo must be realized so that its 1 for admission to the college Wichita 7-0 with Johnny Knolla York Rangers 1. tie-up In Hartford on Wednesday P.' Murdock. A. short to ss.. tlpneil elsew here .on the page ha.s .She rwpiarkcd that there i.a iileiity Sock and Buskin defies the su­ .XTOorican I>eague. among the 14.(K)0 or so expected to ing “Conn's been lucky up to flow, The standings and scoreii: a pair of foul shots and a tw1n- ■SIX monttis of training. The ap­ are ' nuable of nowadays. A I’.av- 1 rope, we are free to expre.ss our rays-are reflected.” The final step I t reeling off 144 yards to retrieve his was something )iut it couldn’t haw Kleinschmidt.-H, foul .... gotten you liown, Mike? Hurr.V of hoiiiewtiiak to he done .sitve otic- is, jUHt as a diamonds is sold, the* | *Mrthods of admln^on ^6 col- New’ H aven 6, Buffalo 1. .xit In on the fun tonight. However, hut he’s gonna need a whole pocket . ■ W L prentice Ls under con.-'l.iiit super­ lor Univer.sitv .stiide. who idea.* and crftlclsms without fear perstition about “unlueky thir­ position as the nation’s leading full of rabbits' feet tonight ahcl i much worse?tlhan the milling, ' Davis. H. -short pivot up and come bark. What's a re­ i.s exiieclwd' to do two hours' out­ picdyfxj to incre.a.se th e treasu ry child must .step into the world and ' Were discussed; Certification, Philadelphia 4, Hershey 1. vou ran malte a small wager that (Chambers Movers ...... IS 9 enabled the Alumni to move into : „ long-shot vision ot the .Apprentiee Super­ of secret police. RpAdlng m atter in teen” and plans to pre.sent their groundgalner. even then all he'll he able to use seething mass of p umanlty strug­ hearsal wWiout yuish? side work "f/every tin u r'o f rla.s.s. of Alpha Omega, had to shine sell himself. ' ' which means that any aoproved 'Springfield 1, C leveland 1 Mr. Deadpan will have hi.* cars M an ch ester M otor Sales 17 10 Ifad as Ed Kose^also con-, visor ami Ls given an examination our libraries is .Unrestricted, un- annual three act play. “Spring glued to the radio when thg shoot­ ' em for after I lick him is to make gling to preserve life and limb in Iributed.a basket for the gradu .Most all of heiNl.i.sses are lecture every Uirec months by a Tlass-, eight pairs of sboo.s a t ten cents a Imited as to subject. We are not The meeting w-aa ‘closed at nine school may certify boys or girls (overtime tie). the few yards that lie between the B ry a n t & C hapm an ....14 13 Vincek. H. long set The theme of this year'.* Sock periods, and there are about lhirt,V' pair and give her ret'irns to the o’clock by the president w-ith the : 'or adml.sslon without ent^nce ex- Dance” In spite of an overwhelm­ Unexpected Defeat Indianapolis' .2, Providence 1. ing starts about 10 p. ni. (dst) be- hassenfeffer." Cookin Service Station. ates and Al ZamaiUs tallied Ib* i 2amaitis, H. under hoop and Buskin presentation is much room irLslructor. A report Ls for told that we must believe a thing. amlnatlons; ,- College Entran’'e entrance to the auditorium and the is only marker from the floor for the otris'^H. racing in rtu d en ts in each cla.ss. *' warded '.to the guardian each organization. We arc presented the facts and slnging of the "Alma Mater," ing nun\ber of I'thirteens” against . Numbs the Aggies Tonight’s Schedule. ^ entrance to the Armory itself. Don Willis Garage .... different from, those given in Ruth doesn't ji ifticm.atp In iiny A. r . '43. Board Examinations with, usually, them . Austin, Tex., . Nov. 29.—(ff)— National League. Chagnot’s Fire Chiefs. . 18. schoolboys. Zamaitls, H, follow up ----- many a year. Settings have .senicHtfr " allowed to draw our individual con- _ the Scholastic Aptitude Test and. ' High’s starters were Tommy ■* Fourth Quarter cxtr.a-ciirriculai- artivitv suite Uie t'Hiiji'ging from a nun liuii.--t to a U was Intere.-ting to note .that 1. To begin- with the play will Niimlied. driven into silence by de- Chicago at Detrolt.v been in home.s. old Inns, and even : open to fro.shmeii is Glee elusions. By these democratic | the Scholastic Achievement Teat; Action 4n Alumni Game Last Night Faculty Manager Dwight Perfj’- ' Darts, Zarflaitis. Ken (Thapraan, Windham High was rated highly methods a clear undlstorted picture be presented on Friday the thir­ informed us that 1400 bleacher Chambers Movers (2) * railroad station, hut this year: the position In the cla.'js of the an- .128 112 92—332 Johnny Kleinschmldt and Al Vin- M. Cole, A. follow up .... 21 ; in the recent evaluation of ,tl that of life Is gained. , teenth. which many people think- seats had been set up but there'll H eck X ------it is set in the dormitory of a Uiis.‘ taking d.'uicing fiir her g\-m work. Have you heard the latest about working rehearsals scheduled be­ converting-only six out of 17 while A lot of brain racking research ______Yehudi? He’s the guy who makes Hold SueceiMful SoclaL mated that the college prepara­ ; Murdock. The score waa 19-7 at In, the preliminary, the SuIcidM fore the final dre.xs rehearsal. the Alumni made good on ten out M anoheeter Motor Sales (2) by many people resulted In the i rimless gla.ssc-l with the Invtsable tory student should average 1 1-2 (This was not planned, but when 96--290 lialf-time and it looked as though defeated* High’s seconds by 35 to BILLY CONN of 17 .... incidentally, it's going H ale ...... 102 92 ; the grads were slated for an easy *•13" article by B etty B.ar.stow | j i rsa 1 1 , lenses for the little man.who isn’t The second successful social was to 2 hours home work at least 5 the story was suggested, there It . 94 99 116—309 20, leading by 13-10 at half tlmo. this w<-ek It all started with lollH cll > J I/ti> davs a week w-hen achool Is In ses­ to be a lot tougher to find the bas­ Bohadlk ... I time in gaining their ninth vic- there to. read between the lines of held last Friday night in the as­ w as!) MeCurry ... .100 107 136—343 Randy Browm, Curtis, Geer aod , juie d ate tlye play waa to be given the unwritten law. Yehudf alao sembly hall. A large group was sion. Parents’ cooperation In en­ ket when the new fan-shaped I tory in eleven start*, O’Brien featured for High sad 8. The chairman of the ticket blackboards are installed next M azzoll .131 136 113-L380 and It all ended up with 13-13's. Briiijis Rook Funds cats chopped up doughnut holes present and dancing was enloved forcing this rule waa Invited. committee, Fllizabeth Boyd, has a j Third Quarter Rally ihe Genoveai’s, Holme*, Wayner, Besides this, a special report m onth .... there won’t be much I It w’as a far different story af­ and drinks evaporated milk for from eight until eleven to record­ name which contains thirteen let­ LEE SAVOLD 427 434 461 1322 Pearl and Wilkie stood out for tbo The setting Ih Itself would be j — . dinner. At least the “Netop” ed m usic. was made on the status of the In­ ters. surface for rebounds and players ter intermission, however. Pat S u icid es will have to make their shots Bryant A ('hapmah (1) Bomething to come and see. ’Fhe , ^^bout S19 00 was collected on th in k s So. Chaperones were Misses Anna dividual pupil to whose parent the 9. The same goes for the chair­ 15 Rounds — Heavyweiffht Murdock scored on a short toas in ‘r ' - i letter was addressed. On the basis cleanly. H. Burr ... .105 102 120—327 the early seconds of play to boo^ aUge committee Is having its fun B,|jrary Tag Day last week. The Gloria Saplenza. and Catherine McGuire, Miss man of the pubjlcity committee. 109—334 of th’s renort It should be conclud­ Feature Bout—Direct from F. Vittner . . 92 123 the Alumni’s edge but after that trying to build It and work out | money will be used to buy. new Helen J. Kates, Miss Aggie* For­ Richard Ranney. J. Wood ... .109 101 106—316 plicate “angles.’ ed whether It would seem advis­ The trophy awarded to Coach it was all the Clarkemen a* they ...... ' books for the high school library. Track Meeting Held. man. Chester Robinson. Wilmot 10. The chairm an of th e stag e Madison Square Garden, H. Skoog,'.. 99 115 116 320 Last Night's FighU\ The following 1s a list of the books Reed and Principal Edaon M. able or inadvisable for this student committee waa bom on a Friday Will Clarke was a beautiful thing launched a furious offensive that Winner* Are Aniunmeed A meeting of candidates? inter­ to continue the college prepara­ N. Y. ...It had an ivory base with /a produced a 21-all deadlock Just as which are to be bought; “Little Bailey. the thirteenth. , 405 441 451 1297 Anna Thurner of the Class of ested in spring track, was held in tory course with the intention of basketball player mounted on it the quarter ended. A couple of American Girl," by Alice; “Adven­ Ro.om 3F, Friday. Esther Benson 11. And in the cast. Michael T. By The Associated ProM 1S41A was the winner of the con­ tures of Richard Hanncy’'. “John Shorthand Spelling Bee entering college. Quish, Joyce E. Kchlor, Ward G. and was inscribed: "1920-1940.... long shots by Vincek and effective Hurry Straw- Coach Charles Wlgren an- ¥ ¥ To Wilfred J. Clarke for his 20th Oiagnot’e Fire Oilefs (1) shooting by Davis and Ziamaitls at Washington— George A btai^l test held by the Flying Fingers Prester,” and “Pilgri 's Way", by nounceil that meetings would be Esther Benson, vice prc.sident Kirkwood and Dorothy Dougan 129—317 Club Tuesday, Nov. 19. The rest Buchan; “Song of the Lark," by A close ami exciting spelling bee (iraduale Seen at M.H.8. anniversary as basketball coach H ilinskt close range sparked the attack 161, Washington, stopped Hemyi Harry Straw, who Joined the held activity period every other of Sock and Buskin, portrays the with thirteen-letter names. Madden ... 100—307 bf the winners were also announced Cather; “Fire In Uie Ice," by De­ waa held during thJ regular meet­ Sponsored by . . ; and director of physical education and it was all the-grads could do Chmlelewskl, 160, Detroit (6 ). Apprentice'lGroup of Sock and Friday throughout the winter. At role of Mady Hiatt, the authorized 12. The play will be given In the N. B arto n 97— 299 at the regular meeting of the club vin!; “Young Lafayette," by Eat ing of the Shorthand Club. The Robert Gorman, M'.H.S. ’40, now a in the Manchester High Sqhool by to hang on. Omaha, Neb.—Cart VlnciquerU, comedienne of the college cam­ M. H. S. Auditorium (connt'them.t Lee ...... 89—304 on!‘ “Indians'’ in 1117’Americas,’‘"by ! this year. surpas;^d all , these track and field events purpose of the match was to spell student of Niagara College, was bis grateful pupils” .... W ill did­ The High reserves fought 193, Omaha, outpointed HoOff j la.*t Tuesday. Fmhrflro* ‘‘Diir Navv ” hv Pinvor- lathers in the try-out for *he part i ^’ould be taken up and studied one pus. Her witty remarks and 13. Although this may not ex­ Goodrich .. 126—357 lUaa Thurner who wrote at a the word In shorthand, then spell it seen around the school last week- ADAM HATS n’t say much, he probably couldn't, valiantly in the final stanza but Cooper, 192, Brooklyn, (10). ’•rv o rd of Roland ^Arnot." ^ by frofessor Beckett b -isc of ' at a time. flashing smile have rnade her one actly have an.vthing to do-with fhe 3 apeed of 54 worda per minute rc- in English and to give any other of the most lovable members of during his Thanksgiving vacation. production pf Spring Dant-e. (but New Styles — New Colors — New Ideas but he was obviously pleased and the Alumni wasn’t to be^ denied. EUzabetb. N. 'J.—Morris Pa«l»,i Hewes; and “High Adventure." by deep-toned voice. | Mr. Wigren stressed the neces- 512 531 541 1584 Oole u d Gavello poured in double- " Mtved a* her prize a pin with n.e'aning of the word. Each side Sock and Buskin. Esther's in­ “Ding” reports enthusiastically one more item la needed to make touched. er, 130, Newark, stopped jjall. Professor Beckett, an under- ■ sity of proper training before and cook's Servlcie Station (2) deckers in rapid succession to -Vtoga. Certlflcatea were also wa* given two points if all the terpretation of her role In "Spring that he likes the college although thirteen,) the person who wrote Sold Exclusively At . . . Flynn. ISO, B aU vla, N. T . (0 ). Also "Luck of Roaring Camp,” standing biology instructor. Ls in-1 during the track season. Indoor K roll ...... 119 103 108—330 make it 25-21 and the grads were I'«W«rded to the following: Dorothy parts were correctly given and one Dance’’ will reveal this to the he has seen scarcely a girl since this story, Betty M. Barstow. has: An attendanee of 22,000 fans, a by 'Harte: ’’Voyage of Martin I P'^ued to pay particular attention practice will start In the early Zaches ...... 82 .. ..— 82 never headed after that even p Guthrie who wrote 53 worda a nolnt If they were partly correct. auulence. he left Manchester. He finds him­ a name containing thirteen letteric'' record for the state, witnessed Conner,” by Kandall; “Shuttered 1bis feminine students. This ■ part of February, the State Indoor W est Haven’s 7-6 victory over New H. LaChapelle 134 105 83 —322 though a hoop by Dancoase and Janior Chga ' iute; Grace Wavnltaky, 47; During the business jSart of' the Esther has been prominent In self well prepared for college work Now! ! Come on! you’re dared Windows.” by Means; “Caleb "est, Icufi* him into an embarrassing | Meet being held usually on the compared to other fellows. The Haven Hillhouae in the Yale Bowl Newcomb ....116 142 97—355 another by Russ Cole a bit later ide Gardner. 46; Evelyn Masber Diver," by Smith; “Moun- situation. I last Saturday In Marclt. meeting, a committee was chosen many previous Sock and Buskin to come to see the production of ( sophomores there, .he reports, have GLENNEY^S , Kennedy of M. H. S. haa Just taken a shot at the basket with y e ste rd a y ___ other' games saw B rogan ...... 109 114— 223 p u t H igh w ith in twro p oints-of the There will be a meetiag of' productions, and Is expected to Spring Dance on Fridav the thir­ ibotatl, 43; and Edna Zelonis. tain Men.” by Vestal; “Dog I Harry's previous experience in' Any boys interested In attpnd- to take charge of the next meet­ **Wta0ia Tlw Good Men’s W ear Comes rFom” Elmo' “R ^ ” Qavello attempting to s^U the toss from bebiiid and R. LaChapelle 105 106 119—330 lead on two occasiona In the boys’ interested in fonniag give another of. her unusually out­ a custom of training the freshman teenth, In the High School Audi­ Hartford Weaver top HartfoM words a minute. P-incher on the Yukon,” by Wald- j public speaking has proved to be ^ ing these meetings but didn’t at- ing; this committee consist* of tm MAIN STREET Bill Murray trying to stop it from the front, while Al Vincek (dark- Public, 12-6, and New Britain Closing moments, Murray convert- basketbMl tMme tonlfM standing performances. by making them shine shoe*, press torium, etc. Tb« reat of the meeting was en; and "Rebecca- of Sunnybrook an excellent foundation for hla tend this one. should see Mr. Wl- Florence Dantioase. GUda Farva Jerseyed No. 7) and Fran Murdock (No, 3) await developments. blank Hartford Bulkeiey, 13-0... 556 ^ 5 5 tl 1642 i ed 0 pair of free tries, Oarello o’clock at BE tUk; it in taldiif a apMd te ^ Farm,” by Wiggins. J role of the ^feasor. _ [ gren Immediately. and Frances Struff. June Alien, '41B. trousers, and do other "odd Jobs.” Betty Bafatow. i:

I ,L \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN- FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 29,1940 PAGE 1S I X T E F V IJANCRESTK* BVE!«TNO HERAtD, MANrHESTEH, OOOTf..” FRIDAY, NOVEMBEB A 11^ U K U R Y D E R The^'^ofesaor Himself BY FRED HAKMAJ^^

HAvir-Wci CAY,^^Y0«R,VJHAR. t « THtI Sense and Nonsense ASRSCOffD OLD IMOUfd CITY OP C30LD 6 l>I0C 'it3R£ PR0FG980R PRtSND B U Y % m . K K a 7^ //u - i P1^IOf'C«SOR s p o k Gl o r r Do you bit your thumb when you Our Affairs THE WORK WE LOVE 18 ADV5A-)Aa ARCHAffOL- try to hang a picture on the WHien this world wss first crested SELDOM WORK FOR US.. o a t S T , Ml CM it mvcwMi wall It is ssid we didn’t know TO AiA And when you try to climb a lad­ Much, because our brains were Clara—Ah, let me drink njy fill a n c ie n t der, do you take a nasty fall? gated to a tempo rather slow. of the exquisite beauties of this „ IN-OlAKS Whejj-ytJn are sent to the store to 'Then we mostly nepded muscle in starry night. . 'e n v o r SOLD” , RED ,^^'^uy a loaf of bread, our effort to survive; Jack—OK. TBerc's both the Big AND UTTLCv picture next year, and In a big ^s^'Do you write it on paper, then For we knew we had to hustle Dipper and the Little Dipper. Household Goods ftl BEAwta* Lu^t and Found Aulomobilea For Sale way. **Holiday HomeworJt** purchaae peas Instead? Just to keep ourselves alive. rkach i h b r ^liizler Back Does the sun penetrate through But since time has gone a-quest- A WOMAN IS BOUND AND e5ES.TlMS P1IX)ST— TIIUKSOAY afternoon, 1939 DODGE SEDAN, I93S Biiick WINDOW SHADES. Venetian . P i-A ce . blinds. Holland shades on your k /--I g-'i ' 1 I Today’s 4}ueat Star the clouds when it begins to ing to some distant unknown DETERMINED TO PICK OUT *' brown and white male springer sedan. 1938 Pontiac sedan, 1937 bourne; THE MAN HER DAUGHTER (5) I’oi-d sedan. 193‘> Plymouth sedk'n. rollers, installed 39 cents up. As i.asrc imam Jack Miley, New York Post; "I Cross-Stitch Your Way to a Winter rain.? ■pnnicl. Tcl. 3ISP. see by the papera that Ool. John Do you break a leg or arm, or What Is this we find infesting our WILL MARRY, BUT SHE FREE­ Cole Motors, at The Center- Venetian blinds, high grade, Reed Kilpatrick of Madison Square \ both, and laugh when you feel lives, and hurling scorn LY ADMITS THAT SHE MADE 7 1X)8T—BLACK, WHITE and tan 8463. guaranteed, $2.50 up, installed. Beagle hound. Answers to name Capitol Window Shade Co., 46 Garden le going- to try to bring No. 105- Such popularity must I pain? At us. Just because we smugly see A POOR CHOICE OF A HUS­ Fills Varsity l*osl for back honest raseling, which le a Of l^rofitable Pleasure Do you put salt In your coffee, our peace flag still unfurled. BAND HERSELF. o f Jack. License No. 97935. Call | 1929 KKANKLY.N 7 na.ss. Hmou- Capen street Hartford, Phone be deserved! Particularly if you I Manchester 7016. J sine. like new hi;d(le and out. 6-7018. Open' evenings. much tbugher Job than 'bringing are referring to cross-stltchlng., and sugar on your meat? While a ghoul unleashed and ugly Ucttiiiis; Della Fera, back my bonnie to m e., and Do you Instigate a battle, then rains grim ruin on the world! Kitty—Whenever I’m down l;i UUl OCR WAY BY J. R WILL1A51S V> I’f H MAJOR MUUPLB driven only 36,000 miles. Carry 6 for no more versatile medium of to w'ork liustoad of 4. |t25.00 down, Fisli on S<|uae at Storrs for the opening of ' retire because he couldn't think of I transfer motifs. With two full '* Does your heart seem pendulous, * ^ HAMD VOOR MACHiWE IM FER.TH TIGHT SHOE .SEPTIC T.\\KS, 2011, .100 tOO. 600 transf(;r sheets, providing more ing, to the tenets of good-wllr. Janitor—It’s me. IM HIS SPADE positc Arnior\ < >pen c\'cniiigs a rugged 17-game schedule against a bigger trick to use as an en­ can you hear It hit your side ? w h il e "lOU’R e MACHIME t i m e . S O H E 'S gal. rapacll\'. Electric and gas core." than doi)I)Ie the number of de­ Do you wish to sprout wings when Praying that we may be weaving First Harvaril Man t to Second OFF- h e USED TRADE* COIM' MACHIMIST Sprlngflcld there on Dec. 11. T3ic patterns which no hate can Harvard Man)—What la he trying 19.34 STi;DF;HAKKIt sedan. 825 welding. .Smilli Welding Com­ KiMims W ithout Hoard 59 Huskies will be led by Co-Captains Tommy Harmon pulled down signs here\ Illustrated. >’ou are they tease you—to fiy and TO BE A S O HE CAM kill. PLASTEC.ER CEMEMT down, balance weekly. Brimiicr’.i, pany. Hiickland. Call 3825. John Y'uslevicz and Bob Donnelly, $900 for turning pro (on the radio) prepared foi\a whole winter of hide? j to say ? . j WA.VTED-GE.NTLEMAN roomer the other night. And tf any of the proAtahIc pleasure to engage your When she walks does she seem as AM' CEMEMT SO Oakland .sti'cet. Phone ,'itpt. A.SllE.^. PAPERS removed week­ ' in Swedish family. Front bed- the Branford bombers who rated MAM among New England's top ten pro football owners were hoping spare moments. \There's every­ graceful as a dove? HOLD EVERYTHING BY CLYDE LEWIS ly. I'lmiiilnrs Trucking. Tele­ I room, .steam heat, near bus line, he'd flop, they can guess again thing'from a samph^ to a-pillow­ Then; young man, ^..ybu’ra not phone 6260. I and business section. T»l. 4484. scorers last year. CVach Don White also has six other members . . . . on oiir recent Jaunt in the case. with a wide vanety to satis­ crasy—It’s worse — 'YOU’RE of last year's crew—John Wlnzler south, sports celebs were asked fy every cross-stitch opportunIt.V. IN I/OVE: -T’', after In this order: Jack Demp­ This Is the sort of partem you See .Moving— lYurkinir— Boarders Wanted 59-A of Manchester, running guard; sey, Babe Ruth, Joe DlMaggio,... can always rely on, with kxmotlf TTbe speaker at a public dinner S tora ge 2(1; "Angie" Verinis, New Haven for­ ward; Nick Vcrbillo and "Dates" Fortham hopes that If It gets the for every need. Send for youi*s to­ had talked for an hour, and seem, M ^NNEY Orange Bowl bid, Alabama will be day.- V kd good fof at least another hour. , JA.MES a WOOD.S moving and [ WA.N'3'ED .\IE.N boarders, home Mugavero. New London forecourt \ . To get this line assortment or\ iimking. Ashes rem-jved weekly, j jeooking. 63 Pearl street. its opponent... .maybe It happens Guest (to tha woman next to k' Fou i{i:,A^;s crpas-stltch transfers, send 10 (•uul. coke and wood Cor sale. 381 every day,' but in the Missotiri Val­ him) — Can nothing ba done to € .... cenfs In coin to: ,\M) INSrii i'enter rtreel Tel, or 0030. ley high school football conference, shut this man up? 6066 Apartments— Flats l'alx)l Day, 505 .Mam >1- I’hho'- 6O60 the Hardin (Mo.) team was the Woman . (sighing)—I'm afraid ,\USTIN CHAMBEtt.S—l»cal and Tenements (19 h U i * only one to finish the season with .Maniitwter Herald Pattern Bu­ not. I’ve Ijecn trying to do It for reau. Lmg Distniicc .Movers. Tcl 6260. a better than even record... .Har­ FULL a d d r e s s ohd the number Grabb— Don't be silly, my dear. KEI’ All'HNG AU rO POl’ S, side a t '92 En.at Mlilille Turnpike. In­ of sets, at 10 ccntrf\a set. you t yU'l•- « V -. . .*«.• quire on premisi-.-f. There i's no need to mention There isn't that much money in Initials nir.i' A" *v -"•'itionB i curlain.s >ugi;age, hand made dog names here .... but a fellow who want. the\yorld ■o-n't-.-nne , collars, hiirit«ss Oharle.s Lakmg I Philadelphia plastered a 4-1 de each count .t*- .4 uti"'' I FUR HK.VT— TWO ROOM, apnrt- u.sually knows what he is talking ■ feat on Hcr.shey. r-yrdS HR : 'V f' ‘• ••I'i -on 1 oam bridge Hj eel. Tel. 1710 Eagles Batter IS iTice ot ’ ' • ______I ment.-. All conveniences, urtord about has Just wired that one of In the game at. lndlanapy Carl LIs- Anierks Upset . . . A world of good neighbors la •■;itrrt»% e '1 fir«nrrh 17- Bisoiis l>v 6-1 a peaceful wprjd . . . Let us spread MAJOR'S IDEA OP C-. t.’hArgF. j piano. Tel. .Manohestet 5052 a big mid-western school .... al.so combe and Buck Jones cinched, it CT.P VJ'LliDiMr I. S . ■■•19 ' 9 let* j Houses For Beni R5 Joy and good^^lll everywhere THE ’ t r a d e r a t ’ 11-21 v^EjCERgsE An d a u t t l e * Consecui.i>« !*««. $ that a leading school in the north­ with another five minutes later. ♦ aa.' 9. a n «.r» T w s f**» V < ra t t> rt , j tv MS tcttn cf me r H MO tf t tST OM. 1 t'onscrui’'f 1’... 9 ' • cf nil I CIB I west right now Is dickering for a Raiijrers. 2-1 about us. remetq^ring that we 11 cts 15 CIS ; FIVE ROOM HOUSE, garaue. hot rignt now IS aicaering lor " H .J .I Normic Mann punched Pi-ovl- J Da3 . . Help Wanlert — Female I-*) very able line coach at a mid-i 1 ijjilll II IIOIII Oil ^IIH o„iy tally home after the cannot spray the pbtVunie of hap­ -\11 orders fur rrp^ijtaT insertions. water, heat, Benton .street. .840. piness on others without getting a w-11 hn ch.trjcef! u Ml# •ne time rnie. i .Xdiill.s. .Wailabic now. 299 Ea.st western college to become it.s IMai’p as Itaroiis Tit* (,'aps relaxed. Huai'S AND HER BUDDIES Whal (ioes On? BY EDGAR MARTIN Special rai**» for Wnc »enti every WANTEl) YOUNG LADY to head coach .... maybe It’s all ,Mo v 4* Out of (lelj ar ill few drops on ourscIvesN^. . . | ad^ertislriy j;ivrr ipon request. Middle Turnpike. 4949. (I'onnie Brown, Indmnapolis cen- work in grocery dept. Apply gossip, but the sports editors out ter, suffered cuts on the back of .Sfle ordered the third or Intliaiis on the Kink. A bachelor is a m.nn v.’li/ncver firth day wtW he cliarired only for Popular Food Market, Rubinow that way can start chocking, If the head and over one eye in a Nutioiiul LeaiEiip; ’ w ith CORA.—-ViUAT'fi. TW.E Building. Mrs. anything; tAATT^U ■> D\D '< 00 ViETB\MC9 •» t h a t I ES-AOTMT TH.E appeared. xiharKlfii; at the rate earn- Old .Man Injury Anally seems to SP|1' „ ^OMEOAkE \HK5» ed“ but no allowunre or refunds can WANTED—(JIRUS TO sew rovers I — - ■ ; The game at Hershey w:i.s 1 SAM E A% I. i.M iioil I'KiMirr be taking a hand In trying to head , ,,^,or,.|es.s through the Arst perio.l, tH tv5e ROOM, ; TEVEWlfi* be mai^ "n eU ads stunned on baseballs at mir fm tory. A|»ply. ^ >0114 K o v \riM.H \'noN Tomorrow’s Price* after Tne fifth dn:. ,)ohnny Wln/lcr I'l'ORIES IN STAMPS • ' uisH fD-tler ' tlwit T I.44test Broadway fwtball odds: off the' fast stepping SpringAeld i,„t the Ramblers tallied twice in Ry The .Associated Press .Vrt,/**tin forbids', d splar lines not MiFt'ii‘ 1 ..f ?,] «;ol\3{4v Ntre*-!. men; Mike C ^ ic h , lanky B ridge-hN «'y 12-.Y over Army. .Stanford The .New York Americans at aol^ Co., Kim street. Manciiester. .Maii**h* ster. i Vum. hav«* .tn np- Indians, current leaders of the the second and Anl.shctl off wjjh Tha Htrald will not t*« reapoiiatbls plie.’^tioT) ilatf'fl 2»*-th < f Novunjber, port guard, and A1 Soequet. Daniel­ 3-1 over California. Boston Col­ eastern division of the American . pair In the -closing last are oiit-sf the National Hocke.v ti^e more than one incorrect inaer- WANTED- KXPKHIKNCRD wo­ r,'4-‘ MUh the l.ii U<>r I'ontr.il I'tim- lege 4-1 over Holy Cross. Georgia lutes after Howard McCeavy tal- I-<'aguc'.s cellar and the most Joy­ 1 IT NIA UIVICI INC T U Afb U t Ta T Oft ttOB of any advertisement ordered 4 son forward. man or girl for general house­ niN*i««n f'»r n Ta\> rn iVrmil f^r th*» In addition, 11 newcomers arc 17-10 over Georgia Tech. Tulane j Hockey League. lied the Beai-s’ only score at the ous part of it la that the climb was for more than one timf. sbI«’ of al''olir»li.' ItjjHoj* on tin.' acrompILshcd at the expense of the Tha Inadvertent omission of in* work. Apply to Mrs Ftosonherg, pr»-inlsi“!* of .S'orilt shoiAing promi.se as a strong act 7-5 over ixmisiana State. Southern l With the exception of (,'huck start of the third. “ riia(\our biiildiiiH landlord in llir oilier chair—the boss aorrect publication of advertlstnj; 159 Maple street. MaiT'lit I’onn '1‘tu' l»u«i»o of reserves and one or ' two are .Methodi.st 2-1 over Texas Chris- i Corrigan, who hurt his right knee New York Rangers. will ba recti^cd only hy csncellatlon "\vn»o| i.y .Miuhai'l l\v>>«a t-f Zl tP'!- tian. Alabama 11-10 over Missis- : in the o[>ening game of the sva- The two Metropolitan rival* is a lithe jiccvcd over the rent beiiiR jacked np lately.” ' af tba charge made for tha aervlee pushing the veterans. New men WANTED—CAPABLE girl or wo­ w *4 V .Miinclif f, t'tiiin and are: .lim Cuddy. Naugatuck; John ' s'ppi State. Wa,shington 4-1 oVer son and has been on the sidelines .staged another version of their Fffidarad man to do light housework and 3$ in be ei.tnlni'tf'tl by i3vo*«.a AH advartisemsnts muet conform 'f 31 fJ'jb'ay «ireet. .Manchc.sler, Toffolon, Plainvllle; and Jim Ma-, Washington State. A ubum ^l-10 ' ever since, the Indians had been B o l t o n Aerce feud last night at Madison tA ityle. copy and typorrapRy with look after rhildren. Con stay i.'onn . as p4‘rmin>'»v honey. New Haven, three aopho- | over Florida. Oregon .State 3-1 free of injuries until last night; ] .‘'qimre Garden and the Amerks J FUNNY BUSINESS rafulationa enforced hy tha publtah* nights or go home as desired. Ml''H.\Kl. I\V(»SA mores’ who has just Anished duty [ over Oregon. Tennessee 3-1 over | However, they suffered a heavy ,Mr«. Clyde yianhul) I triumphed 2-1 on the margin of a art and they rejierve the right to Write Box K. Herald. r‘ai4'(! 2^l\i of .Vov,. adit, revise or reiect any copy con- n -:: 4 with the footbiill squad: Murray Vanderbilt. Rice 9-5 over Baylor, blow when Max Kaminsky, veter- l*hone 4557 I third period goal. South America Build^ aldered objectionable. VVeingrad. New Ha''cn; Fran Della-' - - ' an center, was taken to the hos-1 •I Although the battle waa some­ CIjOSING HOUUS—Claaslfled ado W AN TED- MOTIilEUS helper. what quieter than the brawl which ha ba published seme day muat bo fera and Will Ki.?h, a couple of : Traditional Game* ■ pital with a po.ssihle .shoulder frac- [ T3ie Holy Communion with Com­ New East-West Railro^ High school girl living south end, likelv-lnoking lads from Manches- ! Mr. Tom O'Reilly of the New 1 ture during a game with the the Rangers won two weeks ago. racalved by it o>loch noon Sstur* or housework girl to live In. Call munion Meditation w’ill be held at ALTHOUGH railroads have, tfa'ya 10:S0. ter; S a n Jaskllka, an accurate-eyed ; York R. M. has his own idea of ; Cleveland Barons, which re.sultcd ; It produced a couple more cripples \ WASH I'UHKS The First Clew BY HOT CRAJNH 5416. W a p p i u g the 9:30 morning worship at the to add to the hospital list remain­ lagged behind airways in Cl Telephone Y'oar Want .\ds I transfer who halls from .-Yn.sonta; j traditional football classics .... i in a 1-1 overtime tie. (Juarryville Methodi.st. church cm ■c \ ; .lim Connors, lanky guard from ! you can have Army vs. Navy, but Kaminsky was hilft in the .sec- i ing from that other struggle. South American transport, con­ ■ ■ '.♦J" a» v peliwers a - Ads are accepted over the tela* WA.NTED--WGMEN for grading Sunday. Rev. .la-kson L. 'But­ \ llL PUT '\mANK*. BV THE WAV, ^ OH, FINE. ONLY 1 HSRPLV HES A DOESN T HC EUEN QETLIRN .'Ira. U . IV. Grant I'nlonvllle; and Gone Donnelly of he'll take Sunday's pro battle be- I ond pcriocl in a folli^on 4iul h'ls j la'ftwinger Alex Shlbicky Of the struction of a new transcontinen­ BPHOWy PACkAoE, OH.NOl WE AH.' (Ml MPORIMIT »hone at the ClIAflGR RATE given light niir.'cry stock. Apply at aAWAV I MISS WENTZ, MOW DO EVER SEE HIM. EVEN CARO. HE RICES« \ TO SKSN HtS MAIL? SEND m o HIM above as a eonvenetnee to adver- 7394. Manchester Wiliimantic. tween the Dodgers and Giant.*. . . . loss w ill be hard felt. ' Lloyd i ler will officiate, t.’hurch School Rangers wa.s cniwdcd Into the tal line from Santos, Brazil, to A6 AN EXCUSE TO FACT' PRlNKUlArCR Warehon.ac. 26 Lydall street. C. will follow the church service at ^ FOR KIM y VOO LIKE WORfcflMdi BEFORE HE BECAME ILL, AROUMD THE FACTORV BV WiaiE.THC Ki soABsoeeeD m ttaara but the CASH RATES will be There will be no "breathers ” for Mr. O’Reilly .sings: FInklielner. youthful forward, also | boards in a niixiip at the end of Arica, Chile, will open vast pro­ TALK WIT)4 PRINK- ^FOH THE OLD BOV ? HE WA4 AWAV ON HIS accepted as FULL PAYMENT If L. Vanderbrook * Son. 10:30. ductive areas of the interior to WATER'S NEW ON A BIKE TO SAVE V OFFICE BOV. EU6»ieERlH6 pnoe* paid at the business ofTics on or be­ Tile .Uouth Win'l.sur Ki.eh and the UConns. cla.shing with Spring- ’ Far above Gowanus' water*. was hurt early in the game and I the second period and was taken y BICYCLE MOST^----- tim e, the MINUTE WHEN WILLIE to a hospital for X-rays of a i>os- settlement and development. All •SECRETACV LEMS HElS OIKlEft fore tha seventh day followlns the Game Club i.s planning Ui hold its Held on the 11th and meeting (3ear to Borough Hall, failcil to return to action. The Ladies Aid Soc iety of O F THE TIM E / HIS HE FINISHES HIS RUNS H»a DOWN, ABOUT SI6M916 HIS drat Insertion of each ad otherwise Help Wanted— Male .Id third annual banquet on Decem­ Brown on Dec. 14th at home: then i Mackics. Shills and Rullman^Ror- The Barons, we.stern diviaion ■ Quarryville church will meet on slblc break in h>" right shoulder. but 550 miles of the line has been M0BWIN6 DCTATIOW, tha CHARGE RATE will be colleet* ME.MhMKWATERS LETTERS! ber 14. at 7 o'clock, at .Spring continuing against the usual .New j ters, pacesetters, came from liehind in j Wednesday at two o'clock in the Ttie Rangers already vtere minus completed. AiVAy he .SOES ' ad. No rasponsiblitty for errors In WANTED —EXI’F.RIENCED to- OFTEN TOO BUSY, totephoned ade will be assumed and Rond Road. Arningcnvent.s are al­ England rivals with the excention j Harken to the call! the last five minutes of the regii- j church. the service of defenseman Art Chile directed attention to its TO BOTHER thtir aecaracy cannot.he ijuaran- hafco sorter. .-Ypplv Gus Schaller, .so being made to hold an enter­ of late January and the middle of | • - lation playing time and sent th e' 'The Qiiarryvtlle Men's .Club will Coulter, who has a ' liroken shoul­ ataU railroads with* the stamp 352 Woodland street taed- tainment the .same evening. February when they meet three The .\ll .America game into overtime when Norm j sponsor a musical entertainment to der. above. Aa the illustration shows, M ex of ChMoifirationn Reanuts O’Flaherty of the BROADIvEAt" A.s.sorters wanted. Miss Evelyn Kocarnik, of Dart .strong clubs for the Arst time j .Nominations for our own* All- i Locking scored on an assist from i be held on Friday evening at eight locmnotive and railroad rolling •iTtha ...... A Itislrict, wa.s the leatler of the dia- Maryland, Baltimore and Vlllano- ; American team: Spirit of Notre : Dpallets. Fred Hunter, high I o'clock in the church. Americans hurt his already dam­ stock are of U. S. design. Bn^acamanta B Apply in persoh at The Farmer's aged knee in the same fiiriou.* Station i cussjon at the Young People's I>ame, Eyes of Texas. Marriage of i scoring forward., notched Spring-i At the Bolton Center Congi e^a- Mountains and rivers have llArrfagaa ...... C 1 PublicWarehouse Inc period and was not able t’ gave them seven ■ ‘V Ansasaabfflaa | Jan. 11 —Coast Guard at New I.Ahnrer Klllesl by .\iito a 6-1 victory over the Buffalo Bl- : (Chamber." At the Church School and tha 10,227-mile route sur- | ^vtoasobtes for 5ate ...... « i femaltt cats .spayed S3..50, male Goventry. Avon. East Hartford, points and iKKisted them to a tic London. RidgeAeld, Nov. 29 (A** John suns, last place club in the we.st- which will be held at ten o’clock. veyed, but the line has never ' Avtomoblles for Exchange . .. . .1 ' cats altered'SI .oil. Dr. G. E. Bit- Bolton. Tolland, Suffield. . Hills- Jan. 14—New Hampshire at with Boston for fourth place while ABto Accessories—TIree ...... “ % , town, Simsbury. Vernon and Wap­ Cniplyra, 47, of Lowell, Mass., a cm division. Paul Droiiln led Rev. Kline will tell the children the been completed. ALLEY OOl' Whv Not: BY V. T. HAMLIN Aatb Repairings—Painting ... . 1 | good, Jr.. 10 l-aselle Road. We.st Storrs. laborer...... at the...... Outpost...... Nurseries...... the Rangers and Montreal Cana- Auto -Schools ...... T-A I ping. The visiting Granger.s pro­ the attack with two goals, while .story of "TTie Silly Sheep." diens langiiiahed a step in the In 1925 Argentina, Chile, Bo­ Hartford, or 62 Silver street. Mid­ Jan. 18-:Rhodc Island at King- | injured fatally today by Tony Henimerllng notched Buf­ livia and Peru were linked by < LiSTSN.VOU! IF I ’M AvtOO—-Ship hy Truck ...... t dletown vided a line program and ' Wap­ Mrs. CTtarles .Sumner has charge rear with six points. SHUT UP,VOU Atltoo^For Hire ...... 9 ' ping Grange served refreshments . . ,, .. ,, ,, sn automobile while walking along falo's only marker early in the of the fioral decorations. The Rll- TTte frkcaH at New Y'ork wa.s rail, but this route is not direct. | KNOS-HSAOtP BOTHERIN’ VOU,WHV, MOW MAVBC THAT SHOULD BC dteragts—Service—Storage Id , .Tan. ^,1- Villanova at Villanota. ; ^ highway with a companion. second stanza. Tha shorter Transandine line, i DON’TC H A CtO I CAN READ w e l l . INTERESTtKtG'I THIWK Ifotorcyelaa—Bicycles ...... U 1 of sandwiches, cake' and coffee at Feb. ,-.N ew Hampshire at Dur- ^ ^ grlm Fellowship will hold their the only action last night, but the MORON.' Poultry and Supplier 4.1 i the i lose of the meeting. Indianapolis nosed out Provi­ from Valparaiso, Chile, to Buenos I SON1EWHERE IN PEACE..., _ w e l l / THAT WHILE TV* WdBtod Autps —Motorcycles ... 11 1 regpilar meeting st 7:15 in the (thlcBKO Blarkhawks and Detroit ___ ELSE? h e llo , •wsleaoe and Pvofe««loasl Serrlees John W. Belcher, who was con- dence 2-1. with all the scoring Redwings were carded for tonight, Aires, Argentina, was (lamaged by \ NOTHING b e t t e r Buslnsta Serv;'fciei ijfTpr«d 4. I VCM’YOl'NG K’, TENDER ducka and tur- '• Feb, 8 -M aine at Orono. ' hL®he‘ h»’cV Church. WHAT’S Aned to the ))artford hospital for Feb. -N ortlieastern at .Storrs. ; f ,'’'T ‘ o ''' h "" coming in a sparkling Anal The toadies Benevolent Society with the Hawks hoping to move flood several years ago and 'recon­ 7 / TO D O, X'LU OUST Household Serv\cf8 Off^r^d k«'v.s. i»lto H. Htirrmann, 610 j 12 perliwl. and dropped the Reds into ‘I wi.sli to complain, sir, aboul the bugler’s un^dlyin ^ d ly THIS? HolldlnK—Cpntr^:unB ...... several weeks, has returned to his Feb. 1 ,5 -Maryland st College ' f'*"'’'' 'o P'''1'’-'>*rian on- will meet on Thiirwlay with M.rs. up Into s tie for second place. struction has been delayed. r ifC£f V TAKE IN THIS Ce'ntcr .»trect Tel. .5085. the eastern division 'cellar as hours!” Florist*—Sur9»n«^f ...... home here and is much improved. • I til it was too late. i Frank Strong and Si'rs. Arthur saenTiiTS, iNC LITTLE SHOW Fun«ra1 Dlr«ctor* . , . I eovi Heatlo*—*ritiTrMnjc —R'^rtflnu .. - ’ . Feb. IT —Baltimore at Baltimore. , ______j .Merrill as hoetesses. w nuaPF, OfFh In«ur«nco 45 Fcb. 19—Mass. State at Am-' 1 Dress rehearsal for the Grange OF C K o n WtTN, Articles For Sale MENT AS Mitllaery—e-DrpRBs;ixk ini^ heist. I , play "TTie Ghost Chaseru" will be M arlborough J'UaNERVILLE FUl.KS BY FONTAINE FUX Moving—Trik‘k iTiK — . Public; Pan^engrr SBrvlea . , J' FOR SALK-pMEN’S rebuilt and Stafford Sprinwg Feb. 22 Rhode Island at Storrs. I I held on Munday evening. M ufaT COMSAT >^CH!NE‘S j ^ - Painting—Papi^ruia , •« "rcla.sted shoes. Better than new Feb. 26—W. P. I. at Storrs. ! McCluskey in 20t li P la c e , I Bolton, originally called the Hra. Howard Lord rssr coMcs n e a r w e / E l m e r h . ('K iB oy*) S n o o f > w h o h a s c r a n e p h i s n e o k f o r Professional Srmcf* ctjeap shoes. See them. Satii ■loliB O. N**tt« . March L- Northeastern at Bos-, I “ H artf^d Hills," was the scene of ' SS4-2. East Hampton- cioseiy OUARXD MiDoer R epatrinK ...... 5'ulyc.s. 70'i Main. 472, S ta ffo rd / u Tailoring—UyeinR—Clfan*ng .■ ton. ■ many jitalled motors on Wednes- FIF rr YEARS WATCHING OTHER PEOPLE PLAY GAMES ' PlANe, IF IT UVEi UP TO , / I'ollet Goods and i?**rvlca ... . March 5—W sleyan at Middle- Bothered by Ankle Injury I day. 'The dong hill on the Andover Miss Emma Weir, of Hartford PiElfftMMANCe ClAIMi. Ti / b e SCEi cue TO fieVOU/TKNaE AIR: CF TE%\ "Wanted—Bu!»lr,r»9 Servlc* .... ' Fuel 49-A Joan Snow, eight, daughter of town. 5 I. , I rdad had several cars and, trucks and Miss Jessie Weir, of West IMacnMonnl Elmer L. Snow, of New Britain. Hartford, spent Sunday at their . IP /'■ - Courses and ...... i'. I Special to t|ie Herald) -teammates had faltered the club . trailed on it. Cider Mill Hill near eewi »T wA Miwci. ag ~ aca u. a r*T. i i'rivate lnA»r.|utiMns ...... ' SE.Y75GNED HARD WuOD for j "'»» critically Injured when a car —-Joe Me- would still have-''won because of the Center presented dlfficulties^as home here.' . Panring ...... **> v | sail',, cut an\ Iciigtfi ■ for. Areplace 1 Oriven by her father collided head- did the road to Birch Mountain that TTie Hebrun Road Group is si>on- Musical —I *ra rn.iT-’ ...... on with a machine operated by Sports Roundup Conn., his efforts. The New York A; C. soring an entertainment this eve­ FKEL'KLES AND HIS FRIENDS Someone Should Tell Her YVanicr!—1 n«* rue’ . • ...... H? or fiirn.'icc, S!i.iiU/k cord:-also slab athlete wholformerly vjore. the col- [entered six men and the five men leads off Camp Meeting road. BY MEKRILJ. BMISSER f'lnntirinl Wood 88.00 Donald Gehring. Tcl Walter W. Storm, of Cambridge, Mr. and Mrs. Rnaaell Merrill and ning at Richmond Memorial Li­ Bonds—HtorUs—M rtk’L^rs .r, . Mass, here last night. or-, of Fordhafn, finlsiitd twentieth whose scores count in the team, brary. The proceeds will go to­ r~. .87.58 By Faidle Brietz in Uie senior national Amateur tabulation finished In the first nine aon Peter of Fitchburg. Maas.,' MADE Busloeas <»fUor».ijn ’;p« ... . The funeral of Mrs. .May (Smith) wards paying for the new wtll at I 1 HOCKED aay ic f , You coghta SHOW her An ' s h e • Money to lefur • . ^ , New York. Nov. 29.—Tattle I Athletic Union _ croes____ _ country_____ ' positions.______“Because______of the ankle were Thanksgiving guests of Mr. reservations Fisher, 40, of High street, wliose the parsonage. 1 OONfT k n o w veT— skates t o g e t that ’ The Ticket An d let her SAVS -»OM . ^ llrt|i iifMl ^Mniittor* tales: Lou N'ova haa a national I ohampionahtp here yesterday but .Injury I w'aan’t able to go ail out, and Mrs. Arthus Merrill of ftouth FOR JU N E Tic k e t s a r e * 3 -s o HERE'S MV FtAWN KNOW w h at SACRIFIceS Help ^tanuct -h’frnai* .. •. Ip (iarden— Farm— Dairy body was found Wednesday mMiii Miss Jessie Weir spent Thurs­ LARDIB.WHV magazine piece coming out next he wasn’t particularly downcaat ‘ particularjy on the downhill ■" «- ■ ■ * Bolton. AND MVSELF AND ALL X WAVE" Ticket / A MAM w ill make / D O N T SCO .M«tp Wani^4j —Mai* ...... I’rodujcts 50 in Crystal Lake, wa.s held this month that will tie a shocker—to day in .Spencer, Mass., with VESTERDAV/ •S SIK Brfs / Baleainrn WaniPd ^ afternoon at the Browne Funeral about it. stretches.'*' said McCluskey. He Mr. and Mrs. Louis D. Fafon G E T ONE Hflp tV:»nt P'1 — M *• • "7 ri*Tr»g> 'some folks • also. Arch Ward., the was never a factor in the race friends: A R r'vou a n d f o r ME KiO: .S.M.K. , , POTATOES Held home on East Main street. The "I didn't expect to do mucii be­ )iave returned home after visiting HILDA GOING? Agents 5vpiitfd . . % hicago sports editor, has had a cause a sprained ankle that I suf­ after the I ’rst quarter mile. relatives in New York. TDo? ivr gltuatlonR' ant'pii—1’ mal* . . . run, firsts anil aec^inds. Erank V.' body was removed to Springfi'eld brand new set of feelers from the It was McCluskey’s poorest ALWAV5 SUuatiom WanT^-d —Mat* Williams, Buckland, (Tonn. » for cremation. .Mrs. Fi.sher who fered three weeks ago isn’t en­ All members of East Central ' His Dinner Walks In Emolo.vinsn»‘ yp*;) .” *** had Iteen- despondent because of pro footballers. ^.Y’ou’ll recall he tirely healed." said McCluskey. "I showing in the A. A. U. cross Pomona Grange are urged to at­ I.lvr aiofk —IVi(*—••onllrx — ill health, had been visiting her turned down a $25,000 per year came along to run as "Insurance” country event since he started en­ tend the day meeting on Wednes­ Kansas City—rffl’i—Dinner walk- \ rkli-lp* bid a year a g o ). . . .Billy Conn is for our New York^.Athletic Club tering in 1931. He won in 1932 and <1 Hnusehnld Goods 51 day, Dec. 4 at Good Will Grange in ’ Dogs—rBlrds— ...... I sister and brother-in-law. Mr. and was third last year' finishing be­ ed In on Teddy Gamer,, a Janitor, T.|\* Slock — ...U,... Mrs. Alice Mason at Royer’s 1'3 over Lee Savold tonight, .just team. Glastonbury. T he meeUng will so he called police to ask if he I'OI’- sale H0USEH(;)LD fiir- hind Don Lash and Gregory Rice \ Foultry and Supplies Crossing, Crystal l,ake. On’ the tlie same, a lot of guys on Broad­ McCluskey exhibited sn ankle start at 10;.30 a. m. with dinner could eat it. The ‘officers found a Wanted —l’e^^—Po*jUrv«-St»3''U ni.sbiiigs. kitchen range etc'. 25 way have the idea the good-l<»k- that was stilt swollen.- the men who set the pace yester­ For Hair— HlBceilanrooa morning of the drowning. Mrs served at noon by the Hillatown large grey opossum in Gamer's North Elm .street . Fisher failed to appear for break­ mg Pittsburgher may get tagged As it was, his team did all right day, Lash winning for the seventh Articles For Sale . successive year in the record time Grange. Election of officers will quarters. They said sure he could Boats and Accp88or'<»s ...... fast and members of the Mason for on ce.. . .rumor .says Slip Madi- winning the team event with 2S eat it. So Gamer had 'possum pie. Building Moicnnls ...... FOR .s a l e DINING TABLE, gan will be back in the football points and if any of McCluskeys of 30 minutes,. 25.S seconds. be held at this meeting. Ptainonds —W atrh^cs—.Ir wriry ihaiis, bed oiitAt. Glenwood household became alarmed start­ ed a search for her. ^Tracks in the ElfOtrlcal Appllanr-f— I* range, neater, couch, ice box. In­ ec«a.iK»»Yia*MiMec. Fu«! and K«cd ...... ^ snow directly from the Mason t;ard«n—Farm—riair? rrortu'’»s ?»d quire E Carl.soii. Gardner St. home, across the highway to the An About Jane and Jimmy’s Maffic Merry Christmas Household Good' ...... SANTA’S SECRE'TS ‘ see t h e HONEY.MOO.N—Three lake, lead Mr. .Mason to the .shore Machinery and Tools ...... where he found the body floating SCORUHY SMITH Look Who’s Here! BY JOHNCTBRRX Musical Ipsirumrtits ...... &5 i rooms ot furniture $168.00. $10 O f COURSE WE SO WE CAPTljREOl WHAT5 FUNMN AffOUT Office and St'*rv. I'nuipmr'nt ... down —18 months to pay. Albert's In tfio water a few feet away. VOL!.' HA HA' THAT J IT? WILL VOU PICME 14 Spaclali at t‘ie Stores ...... Mrs. Fisher a resident of Staf ARE — JIMMY / WHAT A FIX.’" hew; WE Wearing Apparel—FurV .. Furniture I'o , 13 Allyn street, YVHV, THEVRE SHE’S J-AME SURE IS A ^ T S l l us WNiRS W6 Wanted—To B u y ...... »• Hartfpid. Conn " ford Springs for the past ten years CATCH THE .WAN WrTH Au \hAVE was born in Frazlerburgti. Scut NOT TAUKIMo FONNV ONE.V C ARE ANO WHO Hoama—B4iarfl—HoirU—Hr«nr4« the a n sw er s, ANPAVE Healauranta land, January 6. 19t)0. the daugh DOLL5.' THEN’CE — 7r YOU ARE? Rooms Without Board ...... ter of James and Elizabeth i Rra- REAL CANT WAKE HIM TO ASIC / IT i ' ’jBo^dars Wanted ...... 49 a Country Board—K esona...... hm) Smith. She came to the I'nit- 'fOUN&STERS/ Kotsls—Restaurants ...... »> ed States with her parents, 18 WgiUtd—Rooms—Board ...... 9l IT’S A WONDER'. years ago and lived in New Jer- i l k Real Eata4r For ltea« i sc. before coming here. Besides i Apartment.. Flats, Tcnuinente *1 .3-Wa\ lomip uitli )>iiill-iii ; Ullgltisss Locations tor Rent et lier husband and slater, she is sur Kousfs For Rent ...... 5-Till>e Sti|wr lleterodync I vived bv her mother. Mrs. Eliza tf 3' suburban For Kent ...... Radio. \ iM-aiitlful gift— heth Smith of Rutherford. N. J. . •tomm.r Uomea For Rsnl ...... »< and It's Just us giaid as It j four brothers. James Smith of Wanfek to Rant ...... •• looks. Price, only $2'!.9.5. Rral B.ia

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With onlv 21 shopping days left until Christmas, we are again prepared to^^ve you the customary con- Seven Die in Warehouse Blast rpnipnrpvenience of HaleHale’s s easveasy ahoppinff.shopping. uurOur wiuewide Hisie»taisles, willing» iuuik wiciiv^,clerks, v^aA mi ih a Mn n floor, or in nur Basement denart- Japanese, Nanking nms shonninK a pleasure. A^ll our gift departments are located on the Mam floor, or in our Basement depart- Strong Drive Made nient Anlpfe pirkin; facilities, located jlst below the storej;;^)ak street, are free to our customers. We are open Wednesday afternoons during December as well as Thursday and Saturdaj evenings. SHOP EARLIER Governments Sign H r K Green Stamps are given with cash sales. To Attack London; C /n iiT m a i Peace Pact Today Shoulderettes— Treaty Make* Clear Ja­ Peace Pact Called Move Only Few Slip Past Bed Jackets pan Will Continue Mil­ t'or Home Consumption Dsinty sll wool snd rayon itary Operationn Until Chungking, China, Nov. .30.— Bohs RefuseH Old Job - 'Two Daylight Raids hy rhenUle Jarkela for all praptiral (/P)—The peace pact signed by London Again piirpoaes in delicate ahadea of There Ih .Actual Peace; Japan and the Japanese domi­ To Volunteer Draftee Mill • Afternoon, Fol­ pink, orchid, blue, p^ach and nated government of Wang white. Foreeh of Chiang Kai- Chlng-Wel at Nanking was dc- Reading , Pa . Nov. 3 0 —f'rl by tjetter position. ning of an era of military and Irondon, Nov. .10.— (/P)—• economic cooperation t*Kiay HunilriMls of IManefi. i The Nazi Air Force made one Genuine Kin Kid in a ceremony guarded liy Ja ­ of it.s strongest drives in re­ V- After-Thanksgiving Capeskin panese mHchine-gnns and No More Tax Berlin, Nov 30 About 400 Alliunia Frontx cent weeks tf> bomb London No-Mend warplanes, itut the treaty tons of explosives and 36 tons of Yoday, l^ut only a few of thn Gloves made clear tliat Japan will incendia^es were dumped on Lon­ huntlred or more planes night by Is Held Firm Reductions on Coats Stockings Smart, slip-on styles continue military operations Lifts on This don last night by several hundre*! wliich roared towards the with attlactive, trimmed Nazi planes in one of the Luft­ capita! got past the outer A beautiful 3 or 4-thread f'htffon until there is actual i>eace— waffe's "Larger scale attacks, " in­ barks in hlai k, tiiinvn or Seven persons died when a storage plant exploded and caught fire In Toppeniah. Wash., near Bv F assists ground defenses and the R. Trimmed or I ntrimmed .'itnekinK wliii'h will make an ideal navy ■ a beautiful ctift not yet in sight as Generalis­ Year’s Income Yakima. Firefighters fought th*; blaze for hours and rescue workers tabovei searched the ruins for formed German sourcee said to- gift: ".luaiiita" a smart, flatter, item! simo Chiang Kai-Shek’s other possible victims. d a » A. F. There were two day­ inp. lively tieige .shade which ran he Although no details were dis- light raids by mid-aftemoon, Dress Coats worn with many color enscmble.s. Chungking forces fight on. White-House Parley Ar-i c1/66ed, these sources said the Brit- Goiintpr-Attacks in Some Signing cif the pact rorognlzlng b(h capital suffered great damage. following a night attack in and President Wang (.Silng-Wei'a re­ Sectors Reported: Two $1.95 rives at Positive ' ReSCIlC Cl'CHS / Secondary raid.4 were said to which, the Germans used up­ gime at Nanking as the national have been directed at Birmingham. S(|iiadrons of Planes wards of 100 bombers $1.15 pr. government of tfhina was signaled rliision; Boosts to Be Gold Coffin of Martyr Liverpool and Plymouth during the Sport Coats by release of a flork of while against London and the homo "doves of peace" as a patrol of On Incomes of 1941. night while Italian- fliers bcimbed .Attack F'roiit lanes. counties, while hundreds of five Japanese planes flew over­ Defy Death in rail and dock facilities at Ipswich. Day raids, they said, centered on others struck at the Midlands Reg. $4.$.n0 Beautifully trimmed dreaa coats head and the Japanese flagship Washington, Nov. .30 Ol'i • The , Paraded by Iron Guard Rome, .Nov. 30.— i/P. —Italian Handbags in the 'Viingtzi- river thuiulered a Army camp* at Lydd, I>o'«’estoff and the Mersey river area. with Persian Lamb, Silver Fox, nation's millions of Income tax- ' forces along the Albanian battle- TTie first of the daylight raiders Tipped Skunk, Kolinsky snd .l.ap I,ace Trimmed 21 gun-salut*- Mine Disaster snd Great Yarmouth. (Genuine Leather) payers, both big corporations and •\nother .Merehant Ship Hit front held firm against Greek at­ came over the Thames estuary in $42' Mink. Wang Signs \Mth Brush Funeral Procession for tacks and counter-attacked In waves of 30 planes. Anti-aircraft Crushable Cape Skin Slips plain citizens, were assured by Tn the clash between British and Sport coats with the season's W'ang and Japanese Ambassailor Report More German destroyers yesterday ] .some sectors, the Italian high guns barke-I and fast Hurricane Reg. S’ .'i.OO bags with zipper comparr- (7en. Nobuyuki Abe signed the President Roosevelt and congres­ Falling Slate, Gas Add Codreanu Led hy Pre­ boxy masculine coats in tweeds, mcnta. Top handle style* An alway.a wcleomed ci!t! southwest of Plymouth, the Ger- . and Spitfire fighters zoomed to the treaty-W ang with a brii.sh anil sional finance experts today that command reported today. attack, quickly breaking up th* camel hair and covert cloth and .and gold finished framr.< .Slip.a. pantie.s and Rowna To l*erils at Gadiz; mier Antoneseii. Gliief mans said another British mer­ Two squadrons of Italian planes some models trimmed with rac­ Colors: Black snd w itli lovely, hand ilraw ii lare.-c (b'tieral Abe with a pen. lh*;y ne<‘(l expect no further In- ( F a i n s Ma^e chant ship in ad'iition to four Nazi formations and forcing most $23 .Ispancse repre.seutatives * anie cniis*’ in tneir tax bills for 1!)40 2B to 32 .Missing in •\ide Throngli Stre4‘ls. were said to. have bombed and of th*' planes back. . coon. brown. for. trim. Bi,a.a or straiRlit prexioiisly reported sunk wa.s : machine-gijnned Greek front line lU g . 11(1.71 cut hv Sc.am Pruff or Twn If* cars guarded by hlue-jaeket* I While sharp increases, designe.l I j badly hit. | Sonm Bo mil. Dropped and armed with swivel-mounted to help meet defense-swellcd ex- Klorked Goal Pit. troops in day-long attacks yester­ Some bombs were dropped In a Weave. Ti-an .Vlwav^ A Ka\ori1e! Biichare.st, Nov. 30.— i/Pi— 111 Alliaiiiai The (Jerman high command re day. The aerial action, the high Sizes .'12 to 44. machineguns. .Several Chinese pcnditurr*>*>f automobiles, i certain for the taxes on 1941 In- I The Iron Guard paraded the ported Nazi fighting planes a.t- j command .said, helped Fascist One hit a building and sent a $15 MAHCMima COM* Bulletin! tacked a convoy south of Lizard | troops stand off the Greek flrives. Warm, .'^nug Thus, ill the Rreiit *iinklng ad- |CTiairman Harrison ( D.. gold coiTin df.it.s "martyred small tower crashing on a taxicab Miss.) of the .Senate Finance Com­ ( adlz, <)., Nov. SO—,A’— At Greeks Report New Atl- i Point, thrusting into the Channel "Military works, highway junc- in a main shopping street. Pedes­ iiiinlstratlve hall 'X’hich the mili­ least •2H—perha|>- S2—miners I captain,’’ Corneliu Zelea Uod- . . 30 miles east of I.nnds End, and tary leader Chiang had built! mittee announced that further de- iroop concentrations and trians dashed to cover. Snow Suits troactlve taxes on this year's in­ rntonil>ensl commit­ distrlet Inlted .Mine Worker's Sima. The bo«ly of Cotlreanu. reported ' Pl®" de®- , attacked from s low altitude were One raider twice attempted to Wei, as Ctiina's "national govern­ tees president, who ehargesl "this Greek high command reporiru . jnictlon of military establishments in' iit." the guard’.s founder, who.sc effectively hitSon. cad., west of bomb A e<>nvoy off the southeast $5.98 to $10.98 II iiieaiis that the basic ‘24 ))er eatastrnphe roiild hate been new gams toda.v In the drive north I on the coast around Dover with .Sajada cf>a.,t. Explosion, could he beard The part, signed hy Wang snd cent corporation in*'oine tax rale | prevented If we had adei|uaie execution in 19.18 now i.s be­ of Konispolis, toward Porto Edda, |considerable success ' hut thick mist snd a slight rain and .lH|ianese Ambassador Gen. .Machlne-Lun .\rtlllerx and. the graduated levy on indi- i lns|M^tlun and regiiliitloii--T>r ing revenged by tlie guards Albania, where some Italian ^ ’’’’i'’ I?""-® l'<■pPrted^y also .■.hdled hid the vessels from shore, al- Nobu>mki Abe, proclaimed an end vldual Incomes starting at 4.4 per ! ■ mlneH.” On the Egyptian front, the high I though barrage Children’s to tlie bloody, undeclared war in a nationwide blood purge, . . , X ^ la convoy at the ea.strm end of thr balloons accom- rent, will stand. Fir.st installments , forces were believed cut off from j channel ' command reported, Italian planes panying the ships could be seen vhlch started July 7. _1937. with on 1940 income taxes will fa ll,due Cadiz, o.. No7 ^ , oP,- Toiling : ^akcn five miles througli retreat by Greek operations far- ' Explosions In Storehouses machine-gunned artillery emplace­ Snow Suits Bright Red a volley of shots across .Marco Po­ from time to time! next March 15.. rescue...... crews braved...... treacherous...... ■ s tru ts to. the Iron|therndrther nijirth around the embattled The high command declared, too. ments east of their advance base Towns Suffer Heavily lo bridge near Peiping. at Sidi Barrani. while British What rhilcl wouldn't like Start Work in .laniiary rock falls and deadly gas today in | headquarters of the , Fascist base at Argirocastro. that "tremendous explosions and Exchange Telegraph reported one of these all wool .suits? Ski Jackets Wny I..eft f'lesr for Arllon Harrison said that, o.arlv in ' Thl uither -ship was toiiehcl in the (Continued on Page Eight) - a 4-piece set with legglnKS, Besides Harrison and Doughton. were coimter-attacklng.) Iea.«t " sweater, bonnet and mittens— King Mihal was represented the three and a half hour confer­ Heightened ,\ir .Activity Urges .All Aid lo Brit­ . I The British said an Italian In red, copen, white, rose and Beautiful, New Chenille ence was attended by Senator only by an Army officer, but Ger­ navy. Size* 6 months to 2 Fatalities 73 ' Sav a Life many's Fuehrer, Adolf Hitler, The communique told of height­ battleship was hit and three George iD.. Ga.), of the Finance ain. Declares .Abuse cruisers snd two destroyers ■were open Toyland Tomorrow years. . sent two high Nazi and Premier' ened air activity on both sides of Committee and Repre»entati.ve Mussolini of Italy sent two Fas- Ghanged No Votes. damaged, i Bedspreads Cooper (D„ Tenn.), of the Ways the front. Flashes ! Ex|ilor1in)f Laiiil ^liiic Brick Gjuionv Pmlecls Idigmtarries f^eek planes were said to have and .Means Committee: .Secretary w-.. ' I, m. i, (Mihal...... o. wi -,'as reported in border xaMe reconnaissance flight., oVer (loite BoHeUni ot the c($5 W in ) $2.98 and $3.98 Basket pattern with rniiltl Was Si'coiul Laid for of the Trea.sury Morgenthau; As- New York, Nov. 30 - -T -Wen- at 3 o’clock colored flowers. Borders in Firem an in .YlldsI (dispatches to have fled Bucharjst'The Italian line, ^ dell L. Willkic believes it IR jU.«t Nanking Trip Parly. ’I'U • m I * result of the disorder, l The ______communique,' /said Italian Officer I Heavy Penaltlra pecreed Baby Shop woodro.se, green, blue, orrhid, (Continued nn Page Two) x ri a I heater Iflaze. i There were no Britons or Am- as necessary for America to aid _ i a « • -f-a • $ ■ Ihxmasi'US, Syria, Nov. $0.—V*T| gold and wine. fliers bombed (Jreek front line ------I ericans among the- diplomatic Britain as to arm it.self 111 I'b'llfl — cummlsBloners of this Toyland is crammed with every conceivable kind of toy .Shanghai, Nov troops and attacked villages in E l l E l.ca *.x .a I |Trp„(.|, mandated territory de- Ifc .•' ‘ty. V Madera. Calif., Nov. 30—i/p.— j ’iO'T* altemting. In his sccoml speech since, as you can wi.sh for — dolls, doll furniture, autos, planes, of 73 dead and 110 Injured was Given up for dead by fellow fire-i Bells In . Churches ToU Eplhis. towns on the western coast of the Peloponnese peninsula Republican prAidential candidate, _____ , creed today heavy penaltle* upon truck.s. doll dishes — so many >ve can’t begin to name $4.98 reportof today In the train wreck Thai Bombers men who saw him plunge into the ! Bells in all Rumanian churches at the south of Greece, the lo^an he was defeated in the November ' cities and villages where any SyrU • enter of the blazing Madera thea- | tolled for 30 minutes for the Cod­ election, Willkie told the National Retls *^Sus|ipfttMl o f« nns volunteer tor servl*-* with for- them (come and see for yourself.) BOYS I You should Basemriit Dept. near Soix'how yesterilay which trr when its riMif collapsed. Owen Sea Islands of Leykas and Opha- allegedly was caused by a land reanu scrx'ices, held at 9 a. m. lonla, and the city of Xanthe in InterfraUirnity Conference la.m ■V . eign armies. • see the electric train.s (Dad will like them, too), they’re’ Raid 2 Towns Barr, 28. escaped almost unhurt— (2 a. ni„ e.s.t.) night: .Anli-U. S. l*lol. H iiG . . . bigger and better than everl ^ Every Item Will Make mine detonated by Chinese guer­ because a wall of bricks fell cm Macedonia almo.st as far east as The full manpower of the Iron Thrace. "We roust continue at an ever- Predicts Peace “Feeler" A Welcome Gift: rillas. The engine and throe cars him. Guard was mobilized. Gilv' Gontiniies Gav. l-ondon, ' NovN 50.—^J'l— Lord Quaker Laee • Clyde Haywood, 21. on the roof A Home Security Ministry com­ increasing rate t*i help the fight­ of’ the Shunghai-Nanking train Iiifio-Ghiiia Attacks Are Several generals In the white ing men of Britain to preserve , Queenborough predicted today bl So come along tomorrow, and visit Santa Ulaua and fvere detailed. with Barr, was carried to his -cloak of the Order of Mihal the munique said Greece's air raid \fc.xico City, Nov. 30. P —The a mcmage to the Society of St. "Farberware** death. The two. volunteer firemen, that rim of freedom which is grail- look over his big 191^ collect ion of toys. Reports yesterday said pa.ssen- Gjilled Reprisals f»»r Brave said hundreds' of black- casualties in the first month of fstal shooting of a Mexican .Army j tieorge, of which he Is prealdeat, Robot Table Cloths were helping fight the fire which fighting totaled 604 dead—includ­ ually shrinkiiig and which, if wc ger8“on the train include*! Japa­ bearded priests in silken vestments permit it to- contirtue to shrink, major and two stoning Incidents j •*'at as a result of the .\xi* set* nese and Chinese officials on route Hombs in Thailand. razed Madera's largest film house walked in the procession with the ing 74 women and 152 children, Coffee Maker and swept through five adjoining will shrink to the edges of our i hack In the Mediterranean nnd A beautiful, automatic, 6 PalleriiH — *! l*rieei Kiin^es to^ Nanking to take part In the green-shirted legions. and 1,070 .injured-- including 425 were reported urfd^er the scrutiny Brltisli blockndu signing today of a pact of recog­ Bulletin: ahops last night. < The bones of Codreanu's 13 women and 205 children. It said own shores. Don't Forget!\3 O'clock ^ non-tamlahable coffee maker The startling sound of a man’s 'I believe it is as necessary for today .of police, who sought to de-1 .*oeriminy may well shortly pot neprmliieliDn.s nf h i R h nition and collaboration between Bangkok, Thailand, Nov, SO. lieutenants, also exhumed from the 1.200 houses were destroyed in I with glass, top and "Farber- priced, liaiid made ' cb>th.s. voice, coming from a pile of bricks America to give that aid to Brit­ termine whether they were part of out n (peace) feeler.* They cna ware" chrome ba.se. Japan and the Wang Ching-Wei —ij>H—Thai (Siamese) fofcea In the fiery pit of the wrecked mo­ an organized movement to rouse j he made through only one of twn Will wash well and wear for .Chinese government yvhi*;h she have occupied three distrtrts (Continued On Page Two) (Continued On Page Two) ain as to build armaments for years. vie house, led ifscuers to, Barr Itself. ' antl-Ameriran feeling on the eve pf ' ' *^h»n or thn dominates. of French Indo-fhlna, It was four hours after the roof had col­ the'inauguration of President-Elect : ” hlte House, the 4 onservatlv.o ■Semi-official • Japanese sources made, known today. Tlie.v are In his first post-election speech. lapsed. Willkie recommended a "Iciyal op­ Manuel Avila Camacho. peer said. $13.95 said the victims, who were riding Bannngkirn, Bankokekrabung Wall Like • Canopy 7 2 X 9 0 ______.S 7..50 in third-class coaches, all were and Pmtuchal. position” as a fundamental part Maj. Guillermo Garcia Gallegos * Fire Chief John Brammer. ex­ of democracy. Last night. he ; was slain last night as-he attempt­ Plead Innocent To Murder Chinese except the Japanese engi­ plaining Barr's amazing survival, College Co-Ed Can Dress New Bedford, Mass., Nov, neer. No foreigners were on the .Singapore, Nov. 30—(Afl—Offi­ said the only hope for survival of ed to enter Communist party Coffee Maker Set 6.3 x « l ____.S3.9K said ,a wall fell immediately after democracy. In the United States officea w'here police said a "subver­ (A5—rPloadlDg Innocent to mardrs train, they said. cial Thai (Siamese) quarters here in the strangulation of Mrs. Bee- • Farberware coffbe maker confirmed today that the Thai Air the roof caved in. The bricks, In­ On Sum of $135 Yearly lay in continuation of “honest, sive meeting was beihg held.” I $1.3.95) snd siiRar and 7 2 X 9 0 . . . ,S | .9 « Villages Burned stead of crushing Barr, covered free discussion" of the grave is­ ' Police arrested 75 persons and tha .51. Howard, 57, two New Bed­ Force had bombed Thakhek and ford men, Ernest Ward, 81, a«d * creamer with mahogany ‘.in- An Associated Press correspon­ Savannakhet, French Indo-CTbina him as a canopy that protected sues facing the nation. seized three rifles. 15 pistols, a Ished tray. dent flying from Nanking to him from the flames crackling all bomb and a quantity of cartridges. Frank Hart, 85, were held withsBt , 6,’l x » l _____!? ;1 .9 » border towns. In “reprlsar for an around him. Baltimore, Nov. 30.—(A»i—You the "heavenly."’ t*x>. and there's no^ Decries Villfleation. hall In Olstitct court today far ; Shanghai reported seeing the alleged French bonll;iing of Thai­ point in spending 'more. ■ They did not explain what “sub- ■ sniioke of burning villages near the Barr was slightly bruised and have the word of Goucher College On this .sc*jre. he cited much versive” activities were suspect- hearing nn Dee. II. Dlstrlrt At- ' land. ’ suffering from shook, but talked students that today’s co-ed can get In the $334 "liberal” budget, “personal abuse and vilification" torney Wllliani C. Crossley said : $17.50 Domestic Dept. scene of the wreck. The villages A communique from Bangkok, they reported, the mam item is led. were said to have been fired Jiy coherently. He was taken to a hos­ by on $135 per year for clothes. littered by both Republicans and j "ITic Incident created a sensation there was a definite sex motive |a ; Thailand's rapitsi, charged that pital for observation. $89.50 for desRsea. Coats and Democrats in the election cam­ the woman’s death. She Japanese soldiers In retaliation for Thailand territory was bombed And, If papa spends ■ more than jacketa cost $.55.03. Cleaning and ■ in the capital, since Comniunirt the wrecking of the train. The fire started in the. theater's paign and commented that such I headquarters is near the National drinking with them ThanhaglvtoB^t Automatic yestfffday. air conditioning, systetfi. Chief $1,400 a year to keep darling repairing bllla of $42.25 were the ; night and later rode with the : The tracks appeared blocked (Domel, JapM esc new., agency, daughter respectable. It’s “just remarks could rosult only in the | psiace. Avila Camacho declare! Brammer stated. 'He estimated third largest expenditure. “destriiction” of some of the coun- : recently Communists would have i to a se<'luded pert of the el$ Electric Toaster Only 21 Shopping Dayn r*)m|iletely by the wrecked ears. reported from Hong Kong that waste.” Those hats roat $14. Trains from Shanghai and Nan­ damage at $150,000. try's ablest and m*.i,st-needed men. I part invAiis administration. 'Crossley added. Her body Tw-o slice, automatic toast- police at Bangkok have ordered all Haymond's body, badly charred, The figures sre a practical an­ Other cost.s were: Footwear. f)iund on a sidewalk and death < king went as far as the wreck and French nationals to leave Thai­ swer to the question: What does it $30.90; suits. $13.33: blouses and "1 am most dispassionate about I Stone Washington SUtue tr with "electric eye.' 'Til CliristinaH passengers walked around. was recovered. He was the *on of pronounced due to manual i land within 48 hours. William H sym o^, chief counsel cost to clothe a co-ed ? skirts, $5.62: skirts and pinafores. publm discusrion In America," he ^ ^ ^ latlon. The Christmas Store Richard Iwatate, Missouri-edu­ Thai Reserves Called for the Security^iUe and Guaran­ A group of students measured $6.66; sweaters. $8.75; sportswear asserted 'The democratic ,pro-downtown Mexico City cated staff member of Elomei, (The agency «ald that Thai ty Company of Lo* Angeles. the wardrobe outflow from their for riding, tennis, swimming, etc., ceas rests upon <«»cuiwion. There | Inspector Cleared of Ch $16.50 Japanese news service, and other Army command had called up re­ handbags tn a clothing-budget re­ $22.50; undergarments and loung­ Is no other method by which It Waahln^on. Police dispersed the Newark, N. 8., Nov. travelers said the embankment serves and ordered mobilization search project. Results: ing clothes. $28.75; accessories, can function.” crowd without iriaklng any arrests. dames A. Felt4m f f C'otoola, , beside the tracks was strewn with throughout the country. It de­ Treasury Balance A girl can dreOs “adequately" on $17.97. Willkie said he was "firmly and The night before, a group of dis­ Labor Department T h e bo

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