(WUTB ^ TUESDAY, n O ftMBBifc i, m s £tanr4irstpr Cttmttifl Hmtlik Average Daily Circulation The Wentkar For the Moath. of October, 1942 Foneaat el D. 8 . Woather KleaBor Berggren ta ohalr- EmergieneY Doctor familiar . ”M e d i t a t i o n” from o f the committee arranging Manchester^ Lodge Head ’Thaia’.’ arranged for violin and 7 ,6 9 6 ‘Hbont Town for the "cam^ night” program this Musical Club piano. House Owners I ' ' Dr. J. A. .Segal will respond | Colder, tonight with tompetatare evening of the Luther League at D ate Book For the aecond half of the pro­ Member ef the Audit tamng below treestng. Emanuel Lutheran church. to eraergMKgr calla tomorrow i gram compoaltiana of the late Bureau o f ClrculaUone al«M ttiiit Honor Guest afternoon. I Gives Program may bav* Tonight Ceclle Chamlnade, piantit, com- One case o f measles ta reported pofer of orchestral suites, songs Martehjnteiy^A City of ViUage Charm at ttaa xnit« In Manchester according to the Polls open until 9 this evening. and piano numbers' were studied. iti^ . FHday 'Voting place American Legion Pythians Give Testjmon' weekly bulletin of the State De­ an who attended and all who con­ Chamini|de / Grptfp En* The club takes Its name from To Get Fuel . Oil You (CtasolSed AdvertWug ou PU|U IS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4,4942 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS . ’oloek In the partment o f Health. Tiiere are no Home, Lronard street, opposite ial for John Wenneiv tributed toward making this party this famous woman composer. VOL. LXII„ NO. 30 ____ MU wnrdena who other reportable diseases here. State Armory. the success that it was. joys air Afternoon Two piano duets "Scraf Dance” Must Have the Lan^> M l hwl their ptcturea , Meeting of Pines Civic Associa­ gren Last Evening,/^ - and "The Flatterer” were play­ n |>oK at the BItte ' Miss Marion Tinker, Secretary tion, home of Mr. and Mra. Gil­ With the Composers. ed by Mrs. Virginia Whitehill lord’s Signature. of the. Manchester YMCA, has bert Saegaert, 72 Linmore drive. List Local Youth and Mrs. Marjorie Eldridge and been engaged by the Pioneer Par­ Wedneaday, November 4 A surprise testimonial dinner A fine program of modern and were followed by the beautiful vo­ All persons reporting the amount achute Company to supervise the a ■arwanei of IM American Legion Honie, 10 to was given John R. Wennergren at classical French music was en­ cal duet for mezzo-soprano and of oil used by them to the local rm- M m and Robert A. plant cafeteria located in the base­ 4:30 p.m., work on Red Croaa the Villa Louisa last night by the At Pilots er 15 John R. Wennergren Keeney. This was followed by the in Cheney Hall and i'n addition to North Methodist Church Possibility; 28 Seats Unseat Five Democrat­ I^yank Ooeker, M tL preside as high priest and the Gel Extra Gas mein on Coastal Rail*{ Improved Positions Royal Arch degree will be confer­ Entertainment, Polish Women’s lovely aria from ’’Samson and De­ three main prizes there will be Given by- Wrested from Demo­ To G. O. P. ic Representatives in Alliance at St. James’s hall. Park of Pythlanlsm wherever he can. lilah” by SL Saens, "Mon Cour a about 30 other gilts for those Tha Twtx-n-Tween club will red. Mr. Tilden and Past High With eighty-five present at the < Rooster Club Men road; Axis Is Hurled' Priest James Richmond are co- street. Proceeds for War Relief. ■'-^1 persons bringing voters to U Voix”, sung by Mra. Belledna whose name.s are drawn during crats as 177 Candi­ Congress and Re-Elect ' Meet this evening at 8 o’clock at Monday, November 16 dinner, and practically every Mansur accompanied by Edith the evening. Tickets are now. be­ MENU: Baked ham, mashed DUlodge N oses from the Ntik^ Methodist ^urch. chairmen of the committee in Pythian of Manchester Invited per­ toda^^S, election, were allowed four Peterson. potatoes and turnips, pens, cab­ dates-Victors; 14 Con­ March Well to Front Talbot; Control All charge of arranging the event. Annual meeting Chamber of ing distributed. bage salad, rolls, squash and G. O. P. Victory Commerce, at Y. M. C. A., at 6:30 sonally, yet Mr. Wennergren was gallons 'of, gasoline each, by the A trio composed of Mrs. Grace Music for dancing will be fur­ S t e r o l HeighU in Private John S. Haberem has A chicken supper will be served p.m. completely taken by surprise. Symington, Mrs. Gertrude “Minor mince pie, coffee, tea. tests Still in Doubt. In Republican V U> Of General Assembly. in.the Temple btmquet hall at 6:30 local Rationing Board. The board nished this year by Eddie Abra- Adults 75c. latumed to his duties at Knoll- Tuesday, Nowmber 17 Supreme RepresentaUve, Sam­ and Mrs. Ida Woodhouse, with Deepest Gain Made. R ere BlggCSt , Western Caucasus wood Field, Southern Pines. North to which all members of the chap­ had requested Hiat the town com­ hamson’s orchestra from Spring- Children under 12, 40c. tory Parade I Ardent Retail Merchants’ meeting, Y. uel C. Kone of Hartford, on -behalf Mrs. Eva Wood as director and field. This Is the band which has By The Associated Press By The Associated Press ^.CwoUna. after spending a 10 days ter are invited. Irving Wickham of the Pythiana of Manchester, mittee chairman inform it in ad­ For Reservations Call 8QS4 Counter - Offensive* M. C. A., at 12:15. vance of the num b^ and the accompanist, sang "The Spring made a big hit at the Masonic ball Cairo, Nov. 4.—orted by ttte, namely, "Au Clair du Lune". The -ed up its first victory over positions against, dennan at­ United States Senate seats midwestern farm belt, from which surge of a Republican victorjH Grange to Elect Red Cross Mobile unit st “Y” brance of the occasion. A box of vocal trio then presented a lilting Field Marshal Rommel’s Majority Given Baldwin to* Roosevelt administration once flowers was also sent . to Mrs. committee and they were given tacks in the battle of Stalin­ and state governorships in Tuesday’s election thst^i between 11:30 s.m. and 4:30 p.m. sbqg entitled "My Marguerite” by Wennergren. the neces.wry gasoline. HarHiig. tanks by smashing on be­ Largest Since 1928; grad, and have dislodged the steadily swelled its minority drew inspiration and overwhelm­ swept Democrats out of all j Pinehur$fr Year’s Officers 125 blood donors needed here. To This morning William 8. Hyde, yond Sidi Abd el Rahman, 18 ing support for its precedent­ register, volunteers should call Other distinguished gue.sts called ivel’a “ Honatine” invaders from several heights power in the House of the major state offices Snd c o s t j upon by Toastmaster Gustave Gull who was not sure of the number A modern French “Sonatine” in miles west of El Alamein on No Shift from Miller as breaking agricultural-aid pro­ telephone 6637. that would fuhiish cars last night, in the western Caucasus new Congress today, and a t grams, marched well to toe front them five House seats in- were Past Grand Chancellor Melvin three moventeiits by Ravel charm­ the coastal railroad, hurling 7,075 Votes Are Cast. Wednesday Friday, Noveniber 20 was giving notes to those who ed its liateners“^h en Mrs. Peter­ counter-offensive, the Rus­ mid-day a Republican sweep Congress. In the most deci­ Manchester Grange No. 31, P. Hushing Bee, auspices of St. Cox of Manchester, Grand Master the Axia bock glmoat half way to at Arms, William Gerhardt of Col­ were using their cars for the Re­ son gave it an exfeejient rendition. sians announced today. Red to majority control remained a (Continued on Page Ten) sive Republican victory in m orq. of H., will elect Its officers for Bridget's parish, Hollister street publican party, and khey, too, She remained at the““piano to ac­ El Daba from ita deepeat gain in­ Mancbeater Republicana scored mathematical poaalbility. Mount­ than a decade, the 49-year-oM; auditorium; chester. Grand Outer Guard Les­ to Egypt. AaBrltiah communique Army troop* ferried acroee the Morning... the coming year at its meeting to­ ter Smith of Manchester. Also were issued the four gallons. company Mrs. Flora ciiase in the their biggeet victory in s State ing returna Showed toat shortly Baldwin carried the state by] Monday, No^-ember 23 intScatM today that the Eighth Volga by night.were reported to before noon this war year’s gen­ more than 26,000 votes, wrest-\ morrow evening at 8 o’clock in the caUed upon were Ben Cohen of election since 1928 yesterday have landed in. toe German rear M ore eioaes at noon Wedneis- Masonic Temple. Women's Auxiliary, Chamber of Army's offenalve hai gone into eral electiona had given Republi­ ing toe biggest priM st M ys, ae please do your shopping Colchester, Joseph Rollason when they gave Raymond E. above Stalingrad, diverting ene­ Seven Senate Reports will be made by the Commerce. Chamber of Commerce high gear along tha whole front. Former Gov. Raymond E. Baldwin (above) led the Republican can* 177 House seats—a net gain (rom Gov. Robert A. Hurley, t M il WeSneaday morning. rooms. 3 p.m. Thomas Conn, Earl Anderson, Ed­ It declared that the British alao my forcee from assaults on the various officers In regard to ac­ ward Berggren. all of Manchester. Baldwin 4,033 votes for Governor ticket to a sweeping victory in toe state elecUona yesterday. Not up to that time o t 28—seat* Democratic nominee who two' Wednesday, Nnvendter 25 burled back the Germans and northaide factory diairict. Fresh What to have for your meat tivities of the Grange during the The committee wishes to thank and Robert A. Hurley, his Demo­ only toe et -.te ticket headed by him won but both houses o f the wrested.from toe Democrate. The years ago beat him for re-eiectia|iFl eonrae... year. Annual Social, Hose and Ladder Italians at the aouthern flank o f divislona from Pruaaia and Sax­ latter by toat time had cUnched Seats Gained by 13.780. cratic incumbent opponent, 2,569 ony were moved up to aaalat In Legislature were captured by toe party and aU aeaU in Oingreaa Co., No. 1, at Cheney hall. the deaert battteapne, capturing 19L- p ta M a b | A social time will follow the Bond, Hartford. The capture o f Himelmat, an On the central C^tucasus tront, seats. Democrats 264 and minor and 33,335 for Mayor Jasper M e -; S P .^ E RIBS, CSmrles G. Morria in the Hoover the other theater of major opera­ business and refreshments will be Thursday, December 3 Important height which had giv­ parties five. Republicans Also Knock pottnd _ NOW OPERATING landslide of 1928. tions, the Russian lines appeared 29c served. Christmas Bazaar, South Meth­ en the enemy command o t a large The total vote.iMlled here yes- Trying to Smash The Republican total was 41 (Costumed oa Page T m ) Saaerkrant to Cook With Them odist church. area and had slowed the land ad­ bo be stiffening. seats short of toe 218 necessary Loudly at Door Lead­ terday^7,075 otit of a total of Dtepatchee said the Germans ISc can, Friday, December 4 LARRABEE’S vance, considerably Improved Ute 12,000 on the local list^wsa a (or a majority but in toe absence ing to Control of Board of Control meeting. FOR THIS WORK Eighth Ariny’a tactical altuatioa advanced slightly again yeaterday of indications as to how all of the Dried Beef, jg POULTRY RAISERS! surprise eyeh to party leaders. on one sector southeast of Nal­ Chamber of Commerce, Y. M BARBER SHOP IS AVAILABLE I at the southern end o f the line. Na Miller Shift undecided contests were going at­ House in Big Surge. wafer thin, V4 lb. C. A.. 6:30 p.m. * Buy Diapatchea from the front indi­ chik, but no further Soviet with­ New Jap Threat tainment of those places was' defi­ A JtepUblieah party drift from drawals were mentioned in two Flashes ! Freshly Ground, Lean Monday, December 7 Pitkin Street Let Us Go Over Yoor Work cated that the British were better, WiRlaifi J. Miller for Conyress nitely not out of question. Demo­ successive communiques concern­ Bulletin! (Lirie BuliettM o f Mm (8>) Wbrs) LAMB PATTIES, Setback Women's Auxiliary of the C. of Near East Center Street And See How Much Stock Will ing their poeitions in all aectora. either did not materialise, or it cratic leaders, nevertheless, re­ C., Tea. The land offensive was accom^ ing the roundabout Nazi drive mained confident they would Wauhlngton, Nov. 4.— 4 f o r ...... a ' was almoet evenly offset by a from Mozdok towal-d the heart or ^ OC TONIGHT AT 8 Saturday, January 2 Be Required. MOON’S panied by air blowa which w^re emerge from toe final count.* with ftopubUrans carved deep gains Urge* OenoPlUng flUrrmhlp We Invite You To Call drive within the Democratic party the aouth (jaucaaus. Fr e s h c a l v e s ’ l i v e r Installation here of Grand Lodge said to have surpassed in intrasity Airfield workable majority control of today into Democratic majori- - and Get Acquainted. t^ cut Congressman Herman P. Although finally pushed back Wsshingto*, Nov. officers of the KnighU o f Pythiga. any jprevioua aerial operations in Kopplemann. The flivergence waa toe House. ties In both chamibers of Con­ How about Stewing Veal Highland Park Now, more than ever before, W U SOI. BiASS by powerful forces from a field gress and on the basle of yet Justice Department the western deaert. negligible. Miller carrying Man­ Gov. M. M. Neely of West Vir­ In s brief filed with the SopreaW' for something tender and Gimmunity Oub home owners are urged to in­ Feed Americau FUera Chiy Bole army eatimated at 50,000 men, the. ginia became toe latest in a grow­ Incomplete returns from Tues­ l • U I I I M l chester with 4,099 votea to Kop- Russians held the aouthern sub- American Troops on Court that United States dtliMi-.; different? sulate their houses as much as Americana were fAKing a large ptemann’s 2,520. ing list of Democratic Senfitc con­ day’s election had, a mathe- Wittl psfclMM of SM sssaS part in theae. A^'lUhited Statea urbe of Nalchik four days before Dewev Victorv nrmttoal chance to take control ship obtained by aa allea ia Itm im Veal Shanks ...... !b. 18c 3 Cash Prizes The vote for Jasper McLevy, Guadalcanal Call Upon 'e •> tenders to concede victory to his should be cancelled oa the grouiU|ffil possible to help conserve heat si ML SAlUUirS. • a , for faster Army communique said U. 8. Air withdrawing to new lines. Republican op|)onent for a Senate of the House. Democrat* re­ Socialist candidate for Governor, More than 200 Germans perisn- he then waa a member of fHZT I.,ean Refreshments WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY Force fightors. had shot dewn totaling but 301, waa far below Aerial and Naval Pow­ scat now in Democratic possession. mained in the saddle In the which means saving fnel. three M«Hi^ochmltts and poaai- ed under Soviet shelling of a Naxi Comniuhiat party'which “beUe1U*’,i Stewing Veal, 22c to 35c lb. that candidate’s poll four years Boosts Stock He w ss' defeated by Chapman Senate, wito IS wins added to • . • pscisd Is »sSiS| pis gains bly thipe more yeaterday. concentration and the armored and 41 boldoven for a working in, advocated, and taught Admission 35c \- ago, but waa aufficteitt to cut er to Offset New Inva­ Revercomb, Charleston lawyer. orerthrow of this governroeaE by ; Native Broilers and Fryers. COMBINATION SPECIAL AT vlUCU RecthpnAlasance foUowlng the' aerial strength of,, the offensive Revercomb thus Joined the majority of the 96 seats. The WE HAVE CMSittMHH. Um o pnlH iwelS. both Baldwin and Hurley slightly force and violence.” SoUetteP; American heavy bomber assault waa whittled down, the Ruseians sion by Nipponese >For 1944 Run Bepubilcan* were aasared of Roasting ChickenH and ROCK WOOL IN BATTS, ROLLS AND BULK AdnrttMS a res tow s, tons below the average Of the rest of ranks of those Republicans, in­ General Charles Fahy saM •**»•* *• on Tobruk Monday, it said, show­ said, cluding Thomas E. Dewey of New more, seats in both Houses Turkeys. • .. for earlier ed two merchantmen destroyed, their party. Dislodge Gernmns Westward of Airbase. naturalization act req u ired __ _ Early Vote light York, who bad won'for themselves t l ^ they eontr^led during half of an important Jetty wrecked The noon communique an­ and their party one o f toe most an alien who oktsins citiiensIriF > Stormy weather In the early Lawyer Rides Qose to the present session;. With the be “ attached to the principlea FANCY NATIVE marketing und fuel inatallations set afire. nounced that Soviet troope dis­ Washington, Nov, 4.— (/P) spectacular series of political vic­ count still p rog r^ in g ia OLD morning yesterday cut Into . the till, constitution and well disposal;] (In London one British source lodged the Germane from a forti­ 600,000 Republican tories in years. ’ acveral stoteo. Senate Minori­ BROCCOLI FOSTER'S declared that "the enemy aeema to early morning, vote at the polls, — American troops on battle- to the good order sqd happincea ot fied poeition northeast of Tuapse Dewey, one-time crusading dis- 20c l^ch. 2 bchs. 39c indicating a possible low vote for ridden Guadalcanal have call­ Vole Tide to Gain ty Leader McNary of Oregon iiw United States.” Tho brief RECORDS FOR FINE FOODS G. E. Willis and Son> Inc. the day, but shortly after noon, could count on at least 35 Native Spinach, '// peck 18c Must be turned tai for sal­ (Osutlaned On Pugu Tea) (Oentoned mm Page Twa) ed upon aerial and Naval (OoatlBMd ea Page Ten) woe filed as a prelude to oral ai“ 84 OAKLAND STREET Coal, Lumber, Masons’ Supplies, Paint with clearing weather the outlook, Office in New York. seatk^ Compared with 29 now. guments before the tribunal Mou- ; Green Beans. Cauliflower. vage If you want to keep DIAL 7386 power to smash a newly con­ In the House, their , total had playing the new ones. Larsen’s Feed Service the voting count increased each «hiy at which WendeU L. WiUkie,.;| Beets or Carrots . . . bch. 7c 2 Main Styeet Tel. 5125 Manchester mounted to 177-^louen more 2i jc each paid for old rec­ 38 DEPOT SQUARE TEL. 5406 hour until 7 o’clock when a amSU trived Japanese vice threat­ tl>e 1940 Republican preddentiial New York. Nov. S—m —After than the old Republican totaL ords Irrespective of quantity. line extended out to the sidewalk ening to clase in on the is­ ct.niincs',’ is to represent Wtlllani 1 Lb. Rafh's Pork Sausages (49c) Hess Brought AUied Vessels 20 lean years the Republican party 4 Governors A majority is 218, and the in front o f the building. land’s strategic airfield. While Schnriderman, state ses’retary a t HELP WANTED..; Twenty machines were used for held toe dominant posiiion in New undecided races conceivably United States Marines and thf Communist party for CnH- Wo arr taking applications 1 Lb. Lean Ground Beef (39c) voting and the qfea within the York su te poUctJrt today with could turn the tide. loroia ami a native of Russia. KEMP'S Peace Terms Given to Axis soldier*, . dive-bombera and de­ for women to work on sales- hall was divided into three divi- the election of Tmimns E. Dewey Meet Defeat Judee Rehnkes Acedsed work . . . putting up orders... Jnc. stroyers threw bullets, bomba and Washington, Nov. 4—(/Pi—The 763 Main St. Tel. 5680 slona by 'atreeta, iUphabetically, to ..toe governorship in s sweep Chicago, Nov. 4.—(.Ph—Federal waiting on store - trade. Two 2 Cans AH Green starting with Atodemy street to shells at toe Invaders westward of which enhanced his chances,, for Republicans knocked loudly today Would Have Made Brit* the airbase, Nipponese vessels Judge William J Campbell today needed for this work. We also Hamlin atreet on the right of the British' Asserts Vichy the 1944 Republican pre«idential Democrats Lose in New on the door leading toward control rebuked Walter Froehllng, one of want two men for dellverj' work Asporaggs Cuts (38c) made s new landing of troops to ain' in Effect German entrance; Hartford road to Oxford Handing Over 35 of nomination. ' o i toe Hou.se of Repre.sentatiyes in six Chicagoans on trial on trensoU' and a high school boy to work toe east under cover of darkness. The 40:year-otd lawyer from York, California, Con­ charges, for Ms “evasb'e manner** afternoons and Saturdays. Colony If Accepted. (Oonttoueg mm Two) Added Peril to Airfield Owomao.iitth., who rose to nation­ (Continued on Page Tni) on the witness stand. during t4M» Read Herald Advs.' T Lb. Can Hershey Cocoa (23c) Ships Now in Ports. This added peril to the Ameri­ necticut and Michigan. al pjwimnence as toe destroyer o t tiniony which the jury did nnfi..' can-held field, base of many an ’ -• . London, Nov. 4—U7—Sir Pat New York city ratkets, rode hear. The cmirt ruled thatrn stater ■ 1’Large Loaf . London. Nov. 4— —"nte Min aerial attack on Japfuieae stripe, close to 600,000 Republican vote Washington. Nov. 4—(iP)— Surg­ rick Dolain, who. was lord provost istry of ^onomic Warfare sseert- ment given by Froehllng to Fed- Vichy Reveals troops and. installations, .Was' an­ tide to defeat Stole Attorney Cten. ing back into powyr in strategic Vote Warning eral Bureau of Insretl^tion (mayor) of Glasgow when Rudolf ed today that toe Vichy govern- nounced by Secretary of the Navy areas throughout the nation, the Now Is the Time to Insure the Cooling New^Wonder Bread (lie) -Hess parschuted down upon Scot John J. Bennett, Jr., Dertiocrat, agents July 8 he admitted- Int* , TOMORROW NIGHT ment Was handing over-88 former Knox yeaterday shortly after ^ he wto» had a. White Hoiise endorse- Republican party invaded Demo- System o f Your Cat Against Leaks land in May, 1941, was quoted by Allied merchantjneil' in ^French evidence and directed that th*, had cautioned toe j^atlon agsdnst mitot. • cratlc-heid territory in yesterday's To Roosevelt - USE RYD-D-ERS 2 Lgst. Cans Squashl___(29c) Si. Jameses School Hall, Paik:St. The London Daily Mail today aa B b m U ^ P lo ts MedIterranwiA-'fih'to to toe Axla. Jury he brought in to hear it read aaying the Nasi came aa an “of-, any false optimism over toe Bat­ PoUctlal Eclipse PoMible balloting, to recapture toe gover by ' government prosecutors. Ad^' ‘ There^have been previous re­ tle of the Solomons. A corollary of the virtual Re­ norshlps of at least four states— RAPID LIQUID SOLDER 1 Lge. Can Sliced Pineapple (29c) ficial ambassador” with peace ports that such tranafera were mission of the statement—th* Doom Open at 7. Play Starts at 8. Oreater jj^mpliasis Is Being Placed on terma that would have made Great Despite the American offensive publican landslide was the possible New 'York, OiUfornia. Connecticut Conduct of War^ Is third by Froehllng now In e\1- Half Dozen Cities and shaping up, bilt toe ministry's which earlier drove'-toe foe back political' eclipse of Former Demo­ and Michigan. Britain in effect m. German co­ statement was the flrat auch word deni-e^—was fought stubbornly by Loaky IMiatert—Crodwd llackf lony. • - in toe western- portion o f toe is­ cratic National (toalrman James A smashing victory for Thomas Seen Not Entirely to Iflxes srlut all antl-frecse solutions. Inunedlats* 2 Lge. Tins Periled Ham (25c) Conservation of Tires Than Ever. Sections of Unoccu from, any a t the United Natlona’ the defeuse which jcontended It. Sir Patrick did hot gtva. the land, toe new Japanese landings A. Farley, who succesaftllly beat E. Dewey in toe New York guber­ was obtained under duress. Thi* - w stops teaks. Will n e w clog. Prevents nut. gove^menta. on Monday night obviously Indi­ down presidential opposition to ob­ natorial fight enhanced his poei' Liking of Americans. MtMactloa fuiranteed. Bold br kuKpsiMknt source o t bla information and im. pied Area Affected. jury was excused during this con- v 1 Lovelv Biitter Dish FREE Total U6,(M0 TaM cated toe enemy still was desper­ tain Bennett’s nomination and jUibn as a candidate for toe 1944 dealers. $< , t i^ t a t iv s aouroea declined tp The announcement said toe. troversy which, began yenterdaF"' OittribnteJ Be cbmmeni on his atatamenh . ' Barlin (Proni German Broad- ately bent on capturing the air­ then directed toe Democratic cam-^ Republican presidential' nomina' By William L: Beale afternoon. Wheel Alignment On Your Car ahlpe being handed over totaled' field and wlto it, control of the paign. tion. He becomes toe first Re­ SCHIEBEL BROTHERS ' TOTAL VALUE |2.*43! Hess landed near Glasgow fol­ caata), Nov. 4.—(P)—Bomb oxplb- 120,000 toiia. Thirteen at toe ves- Washington, Nov. 4—i/P) —The lowing hia flight from Germany aiona and bomb (lota J-UT' more AUiOs’ Sou.Ui Pacific supply lines. President Roosevelt had.tirged publican governor of President broad Republican climb in poiitl'- Announce U-Boat Attack nealers: Ask Oar Saleamea About Deal. F O R ...... aete are going to Germany and 22 the nomination of U. S.-'Senator Roosevelt’s home, stats in 20 years. »l.w and waa in a Olaagow hospital for than half a dosan etOM and aec- to ItRly. Westward of toe -Solomons, cal power tells in realistic figures St. John's, NowfoundJaSd, Nov. however. Allied ground forces un- JamM M. Mead. Other “FsvoHte Sotys” Is A Vpry Important Part a time but it was not disclose tlona o f unoccupied France were A BSic broadcast Oct. 28 aaid toat toe Roosevelt administra­ 4—i/P)—An annouaegufent by Na­ whetbar Sir Patrick saw trim. diacloaed today In amtSlflad de^, Cten. Douglas MscArthur's Returna from 9; Tuoaday morning. " der all marchant ablpa, French'or SWUM atfely through toe ballot- touches their every day affaire. water* was made public ' today. INC FREE GAME FREE GAME Let ns check them on our special machine and aver, Primt Mlniatar Chundiil) Boinbi oxplodod in MaroelUo, AdvaMse SttO Unchecked party caitdldate, 399,798. Ing. In Ohio, Gov. John D. Brick- This part of toe election story The announcement, which dto Reserved Dignity'" foregln, which were ia Fiuoe'a It wad toe first time since told Parliament last Jan. 27 Uiat Umokoo, Vichy,, and Ctermont porta. MaeArthur’s h e a d q u a rters, er was returned for a third term, is of more immediate importaqce closed neither tho ilnie, plape Heaa lud “firmly believed he had Nathan'L. Miller beat A1 Smith make any necessfuy repairs. Forrand; two atoal poata o f as Foreign shipa In Fmkieb harbora which yesterday announced cap­ as was tong, isan Leverett Salton- than toe strictly political aspects renult o f the attack, w In Modern Memorials only to gala anesaa to certain ture of Kokoda, etarting point of for a two-year term aa governor stall. Msssa chusstto’ we'aitoy chief of yesterday’s off-year, balloting. cliques in this country for what ovorland high tenaton wlro wars wera .r^ortod to tortude Norweg­ in 1920 toikt the Democrats had Monday but not releai 13TH GAME FOR $13.(M , daotroyod by an exploalon at the lU-atarred Japanese drive to executive. The voting undoubtedly put such Our Memorials are PROUDLY built T Birds E^e Broils a l l f o r ...... he described aa the Churchill ian. Daaiah and Xlreak vaasels. been ousted from leadership in Al­ Republicans sa Thomas E. Dewey BO W . " ‘ - ,^ 1 othar plaoo; and poUoa wero tlM niialstijr said toat ao far as the south for the Allied base et Gov. Harold E. Stosaen. another ■• * • vS'l to be PROUDLY owned. Se4 bur 2$ REGULAR GAM^ L MOTOR TUNE UP WORK , VALVjBS GROUND clique to be thrown out of power, Port Moreeby, reported today bany and the defeat waa even 1944 Republican possibiUty, ’ led of New York and John W. Bricker and for a government to be. set poftod to hava mund bomba in was known^only three ahlpe ac­ more bitter in toe face of PeweFa of Ohio in front positions as 1944 sdean OUBed Insane _ 2 present stock of Monuments of aH 1 Pkg. Birds Eye Peas the fsere department, west of tually had reached toe Axla. (Australian time) toat the Aus­ the field in Minnesota. Chicago, Nov. 4—UlV-Irvin EB| BRAKES REUNED up with which Hitler might nego­ tralian advance whs eilll thumping plurality. - presidential possibilities.' But types and prices, or let ns make 5 BOOR PRIZES Vichy, and in Itoanne, SO aalloa Theae-arere taken to Genoa. Three . Oxinsctoxit returned to the Rei- dens, 33, nccused of tiate a magnanimous peace.” ) checked. With aU of New York city’s dis- pabllcan column wito the political months of fighting stid working BUKKestions writhont any obligation .1 Pkg. Birds Eye “ Hess had wo' documhntary aaat of Vichy. of Jthe 35 ahlp4 involved previously trieta.. rspqrting. Ueut. Gov. lie ahead of that day; the war may orimoa aiaoa, his desertiofi ALL FOR $3.00 ORDERS Baporto BamSa aS Ntoa haid been under charter to Britain. Allied bombers raided _the ott- comeback of Former Gov. Ray- whataoever. Work Done By First Class Heehani^ terina," The Daily Malt quotad Sur battered Butn-Faisi apea again, Chariea PoletU, toe Democratic In­ mond E. Baldwin. In resulta which be won or prolonged on the poli­ the A r m * 14, wan 6«a - Peaches A L L FOR Patrick aa saying, '*but he- indi­ (Diapatchea from Vichy yoatoy^ but results of the night ettack on cumbent, erent ahead of Republi­ reversed toe 1940 outcome,' he de­ cies effective meanwhile;. policies todky aa laaaao aad inenpnMa ' / cated in converMUon that all pre­ day anld bomba which nfflplBla Treuary Balance Japanesa abipplng ware unobserv­ can Thontaa W: Wallace by. a feated Robert A. Hurley (D) and in which the Republicans how will diatiagnishhig hetweaa ^ vious German oolcnlea were to allaged wero o f British aaamifap wrong tai a report ■ ifuicliester Memorial 'Cmipany PLENTY OF ed. A t eneifiy-occupled Dili! on scant 18,000 vote*, but tos 431 dis­ Jasper McLevy, Socialist. have m louder voice. TABLES AND be returned to Germany and that tore oKplodoO at oollahoratloniM Washington. Nov. 4—OP)—IXs the north co ^ ef Portuguese tricts la the state still not report­ Warraa Sweeps to Vtotsry What of .arm price control twro eourt-appolBtod payc to Chief JuaUeeJaha A .S. 1 M l You May Have One Each of These PARKING CHAIRS-FOR Manchester Motor Sales Great Britain w m to give up ker hsadquartors in too affoctod ptottlon of toe Treeauyy Nov. 3; Timor, twe waves of Allied bomb­ ed were in the normally RepuhU- Earl Warren, Republican, swept methods which so many farm IW . 7787 a r 6207 of too ertaatoal finurt, Tha OpM Robert SchsOcr, Prop. military. Naval aad R. A. F. dtlaa, oauatng toa daatk o f 6t Beon^ta. 164,734401.04; ea ers raportod fires etUl hunilng eaa upatato region. to victory over Dsmecratic in- spokesmen in Congreca hsva con- SPACE EVERYONE etrengta. Bha afaa was to pay ia- iaaat ona p a w n and toa Injury af demnsdT Republicans cut deeply D lreH sad Barn Momtyt Specials for a Tofql of $3.13' p^toroe. $S32404 ,9M.0T ; wmt from a bombing raid the day be-^ . Other RepuNioan cantfdataa oat enmbent Colbert L. Olson in Cali- 512 WEST CENTER STRISET TEU 4134 •5 balance, 18,303,688.392.17; cuetome « Oa Page Tea) (Centlaaad an Fata ^ /reMltito for nionth. Sl.| I.082.0S. (Ueeftoued mm P a n SUE I) (Cantianad an Paga Ihlitoani^ XOantiami an TwsE (OsEltoued ea rpe* Thtetowk ‘if-. r :j.'l ■) -■ MAWCHiBSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4,1943 MANCHESTER EVXSNING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OcIn N. \yEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4,1942 PAGE

300 Germans and destroyed three me." said one of the w orker* "but hours to select counsel to handle guns and five heavy machine-guns sec if you can get two pounds, I Soldiers’ Mail in repulsing two attacks. Select Aides the cease. W e beUeve that the esn use some, too.” Yoimg Vandals FfiithinWar Engage to Wed Court Aeti;On pcrtunlty Is at hand to crush tor Expects Orders Artillery duelling was noted to The local vote was as follows; the northwest. keeps tbv itotorioUa double ma­ Is Sent Back •Governor chine in this dty. W* shall use iStalIngrad Heavily Attacked For Big Event Robert A. Hurley, D ...... 2569 St^l at Work Leaders May Is 'Threatened every eUilcal and legal OMana to To Leave Hub The midnight communique told •Raymond E. Baldwin, R . .. .4033 accomplish this purpose. A p p e ^ FOR HIS MAJESTY of heavy attacks upon Stalingrad Jasper McLevy. S ...... 801 Postmaster Quish Ex> yesterday, with perhaps 30,000 Firemen of No. 1 Give will be filed on the state Isglria- Joseph C. Borden 8 -L ...... 3^ P6hee Continue to Undergo Test R^nblican Leaders in ture R^resentatlves. The evidtoce Nazi infantrymen seeking to ex­ Local Nurse Enlists in plains W hy; , Postage Out List o f Those in LJent.Governor it is collected will be turned pand their salient toward the Qdell Shepard, D ...... 2 6 2 2 Hear Complaints of Warning, Hint at a Artny, to Go' to West Volga. over to State Attorney Lorln W. Was Not Enough. Charge of Social. •William L. Hadden. 4083 Impendhig Showdown WUUe’ oCflce fo r Independent In- Red Star said the landing at the Damage Suffered. Political Scandal. Coast Shortly. THE BABY Stanley W. Mayhew, Sr., 8 .. 187 Nazi rear was^ made by a Red vestigatioa by that office.-If the .Postmaster. Thomas Quish of-1-‘ Jj-ank Vcnezla,„a-X. AO O n —Capitol HiU_„Mny Mate's attorney thinks it warrants We have always taken a keen interest in Baby aiid his needs. "Army rifle formation which cross­ George Hunt, general chairman N oT satisfied appa'rehHy Secrelar)- of State Bridgeport, Nov. 4— —Possi­ such investigation Just as fast as Miss Muriel I. Palm^, daughter the local office today. announced ed to the west bank of the Volga of the annual Thanksgiving Eve the damage they did on HMlowe’en Supply Gauge; Teen> Everything to add to Baby’s comfort and happiness you’ll Chase Going Woodhouse, D. .2600 bilities of criminal prosecutions the Inveetigation unoovera leads of Arthur D. Palmer of 129 Oak­ that he wished to clear, up the aboard armored cutters and Social, of Hoae and L,adder Oo. •Frances Burke Redick, R...4120 night, a group of incorrigible find in our huge collection of Baby’s Wear. confusion relative to air mail be­ marched into the attack. youngsters have again been annoy­ Age D raft B ill Idioms. lurked in the background today as and obtains statements, copies w ill land street, another Manchester No. 1 which will be held at Cheney Ralph W. Waterman. S .... 176 Republican leaders In Norwalk, de­ be transmitted to the state, at­ ing sent to overseas men with the The landing party carrieu on a ing people in the Oreenway and nurse Who has enlisted for service Hall on November 25. today an­ James A. Hutchln, S - L ...... 41 claring that “absentee ballet torney's office. Long and Short Sleeved colors. The rate of postage is six battle by darkness and daylight, Treasurer " Green road section of the town. Waabioston, Nov. 4— (JP)— ^The in the Army, 1s at present In Bos­ SWEATER SETS nounced his committees to handle situation Is even arorae than we Baldwin is NoBBed cents per half ounce and many of inflicting heavy loasea on the ene­ Nicholas W. Mona. D ...... 2587 Early Monday evening the po­ p^adulum of wartime home-front ton on temporary duty, and ex­ the parcels sent via airmail have my, it was said. the affair. The members who have lice received calls from irate resi­ Imagined” announced plana for “This morning this committee pects to leave ahortly with the 79th •Carl M., Sharpe, R ...... 4124 attention swung today from politi­ cauri action challenging the legal­ SHIRTS 35c--50c been returned to the office becau.se Regular shipping services con­ been placed on the variou^ com­ Alfred E. Tqng. S ...... 170 dents of Green Road, in the newly sent telegrams to Raymond E. Unit for Camp White, Oregon. $1.29 to $2.98 Some With Wool Content there was insufficient postage. tinued to move supplies and rein­ mittees are listed' below j/'^ developed section between Bower*, cal trends and fortunes back to an ity of Democratic absentee ballots Baldwin and everyone else bn the Private Duty Nursing Otto Ruckser, ^ L ...... 40 cast In yesterday's state election. Airmail, to all parts of the world forcements to the 4'visions inside General committee:^' G. Hunt, and Starkweather streets.. It was state ticket. The Oongreeaman-at-' Miss Palmer la a graduate of / Comptroller .___ Impending abowdown on Capitol Two Democratic State Repre- costs the amount stated above. . the city. Chairman; H. Phelon, Treasurer; wash-day and clothes-reels were Larga and Cfiara Boothe Luce, ask­ Manchester High school and of the Flnnnel and Birds .Eye Cnrity John M. Dowe, D ...... ^ 9 9 hill that aoma -law-makera con­ eentatlvea were elected In Nor­ .Mark .Parrels Plainly Red Star estimated that the Kenneth Smith, Secretary; Clar­ still out, some with clothes on ing whether or not they wish to Long Island College Hospital SWEATERS •Fred R. Zeller, R ...... 4118 walk and their offices are now at DIAPERS The present situation was due. Germans had showered landing ence Venn art, Fred Hansen, Her­ John R. Andrews, S ...... 171 them. In the rear of five of these tended would supply a gaug* ot Join In the m:ppaa^A tcileiTam was Training School for Nurses. She Infanta and Sizes 1-2-3 points of the city with 8,000 mor­ man Behrend, Fred Johnson. homes runs a brook, in some , congressional faith In the nation’s staka dispatched to ^ Hon. J. Ken­ has been engaged In private duty ■partly, to a misunderstanding of John D. Carlson, S - L ...... 40 Republican leaders in Danbury tar projectiles, 5,000 shells and Ticket and prizes committee: places right through their lots. In neth Bradleyystate O.O.P. chair- nursing in town, and is the second $1.10 to $2.49 both the postal clerks and the gen­ .Attorney General military leadership. were also reported to be consider­ 550 bombs in the last few weeks K. Smith, Chairman; A. J. Robin- every case the ropes were cut, the m to get behiad thla 79c to $1.79 ■■■fe, eral public. Every parcel or letter Reinhart L. Gideon, D ...... 2642 The Issue waa clearly drawn, In ing the advisability of Superior frorai the Private Duty Nurses Ae- Package and said the ground looked as sun, Clarence Smith,' Albert Gus- clothes lying around and some of action ii^orw alk for the purpose should be marked plainly and the •Francis A. PallotU, R ...... 4058 one. question: MIm Dorothy H. Larder Court action In connection with Bociation to enlist. Miss Genevieve right amount of postage attached though it had been plowed, but still 'tafson, Emil Johnson, Herman Harry Schwartz. S ...... itS them thrown or blown into the WIU Congress, against the ad­ not ody o f putting Norwnik back Smola who was the first Is now brook. protesta against .Democratic ab­ thereto before the parcel leavea transports continued to move in Behrend, Albert Ford, H. A. Charles L. Woodln, S-L ...... 39 vice of President Roosevelt and Into the Republican column where •tationed at tHb Lawson General CHRISTENING SETS from the. east bank. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Larder sentee ballots. Flannel Nighties the office. In many cases it was Schildge, J. W. Wilkinson. Stew­ Representatlve-at-iarge Spoiled Valuable Coat those actually directing mlUtary It ^ loongs n j but also for the pu^ Hospital, Atlanta, Ga. More than two divisions Of Nazi The patrolman who responded o f 106 Cambridge street announce In Danbury, Frank A. Doran. Plain or With possible to find the addressee but art Cordner, F. C. Robinson, Ed­ Lucian J. Maciota, D ...... 2576 operations, retain in the 'teen-age pOse of obtaining a stralgbtfor- Had Several Parties $3.49 and $3.98 infantrymen, supported by tanks spoke of the complaints received Democrat, and John J. Allen, Jr. constant changes and liftin g of ward Wisotski, Robert Ellison, R. •Boleslatis J. Monkiewlcz, R 4133 draft bUl a stlpuIaUon, inserted by the engagement of their daughter, ward, e£effident government In tbi* Miss Palmer has been the honor ' Hospital Back and planes, struck four or five Ripley, A. F. 1-ashinske, J. E. from various parts of the town, Republican, wprs elected to th troopa makea this sn unnecessary John W. Ring, S ...... 173 the Senate, that the 18-19-year- Mias Dorothy M. Larder, to Lieu­ d ty. guest at several farewell parties. times against St*lj.ngrad defense Moore, ll. A^; Phelon, W. J. Mc­ many of which have been reported Legislature. Doran' received 4M6 Reversible and Wool-Tex burden on the already overtaxed Representative in Congress olds be held from combat untU “Tbis group warns now that Relatives and membera o f her lines, but they were declared beat­ Cormack. Nick Angelo, Walter In The Herald. He said one of the tenant Leonard F. WlekUnskl, SMi votea and Allen garnered .4^1 39c and 59c poat office department. Herman P. Kopplemann, D..2520 they have had a full year's train­ votes. Doran defeated James much gossip and curbstone chat­ family gave a party In her honor Blankets 29 to $2.49 en back in close-quarter combat Barcomb, C. Vennart. •William J. Miller, R ...... 4099 meanest tricks he had heard of o f Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Wlek- Prepaiiag For Ruafe and then It was the Russians’ turn. ing? Natale who received 4,903 ■votes ter will be tossing on the atreeto at the home of her alster, Mrs. Music committee: George Hunt, Sheriff was when a young girl wearing a Congressional quarters heard Unakl o f 4838 Indianapolis Boule­ Right at the present moment. Counter-attacking in a shell- new coat for the first time, en­ and Allen nosed out Joseph J. Gil- o f Norwalk and many people’s Leona Never* of South Windsor Chairman, A. F. LA;rtiinske, Her- William B. Sarr. U ...... 2576 that the Army'would rather have vard, Eaat Chicago, Indiana. ears will be buzzing. The policy of and presented her with personal Spreads— Belly Bands, Socks, Postmaster Quish is busy getting pocked factory district, Soviet ■bert Phelon. ; countered three boys with squirt lottl who received 4,916 votes. •Joseph W. Harding, ...... 4150 no lowering of the draft age at Miss Larder is employed in the Norwalk Republican Town the Law committee will be that gifts. TTie Private Duty Nurses his office in readiness for the forces occupied several firing Floor, committee : H. C. Hill, guns loaded with ink. These they Senator' all. If the leglalatlon must pass administration building at the (Siairman Charles W. Keene only atatementa issued by the Association gave a party for her $1.98 to $3.39 Booties, Wash Cloths, Christmas rush and be asks that points, the midnight communique Chairman, Philip Cheney, E. L,. William P. Rice, ...... 2599 leveled at her. spattering the with the rigid pre-combat require­ East Hartford A ircraft plant. Judge Freeman Light, chairman chairman of the committee and Friday evening at the home of the general public follow the sim­ announced. It said the engage­ Hohenthal, A. F. tAshin^e, CUf- •Henry H. Hunt, R ...... -..4126 whole back of the new garment. ments cost the Germans about 3,- ment. There even were hints that Ueutenant Wleklinakl Is base en­ of the Republican Law committee, duly authorized repreaentatlvea of Mrs. Leland F. Spalding, 53 Gerard Carriage Towels, Mittens and ple rules, as outlined below: fosd D. Cheney, George Hunt. Judge of Probate He said the builders are perhaps 000 dead and 19 planes shot down. sucii a requirement arauld result gineering officer at the New Cas­ and Judge Sheldon B. Smith, the committee ate to be given street Tbe decoratlotui were In Shop early. Publicity committee: F. Hansen, William F. Ferguson, D ____ 2632 the worst sufferers from these In a veto for the bllL chairman of the Finance Commit­ credence. A fter the Law comr.-.lt- red, white and blue. They present­ Robes $1.00 to $3.49 Baby Shoes. Mark plainly. Artillery batteries duelled on the Chairman, W. J. McCormack, N. •William S. Hyde. R ...... 4113 youthful offenders; not only do tle Arm y base, Wilmington, Del. steppes to the northwest Representatives Thomason (D., tee of the Norwalk Republican or­ tee has met during the nekt cou­ ed to Miss Palmer a traveling bag Wrap well. Angelo, Elmore Hohenthal, Harry they break windows but when they It is understobd the wedding Soviet forces attacked, slew 160 Representatives •Dsx.), ranking member o f the ganization, Issued a Joint state­ ple of days, another statement will Mail early. White. George H. Hiyan, D ...... 2562 gain access to new houses they do will take place early la Decem­ and a pocketbook containing a of the enemy and seized German House MUitaii^ committee, and ment today. be issued explaining the mechan­ The present critici^I situation Andrew Healey, D ...... 2556 unbelievable damage that causes ber. sum of money. fortified positions, the communi­ Door and office committee: Ed­ Sparkman (D., Ala.), another com- Text ot Statement ics. An order w ill also be sought makea it a necessity that domestic ward Wisotske, Chairman: Wil­ •George E. Keith, R ...... 4171 no end o f trouble and expense, and mail be sent out earlier than usual. que reported. It is difficult for the police to ap­ Bolttee member, told newspaper­ “A s a result of the voting here from Superior Court to Impound OMeet Weapon liam Montie, Charles B. Warren, S. Raymond Smith, R ...... 4192 men that In their opinion the 50 cents an ounce to Industrial flUftlOffS HAVE IHE flEST This year the biggest mall ship- Drive Challenged Fiercely. prehend and make an example of in Norwalk yesterday. It has be­ the voting machines, and all mod­ ARLOW’ Clarence Freihelt, R. Ripley, JuHtieeH of the Peace users who, because o f the Wkr The circuitous German drive to­ House vote next Monday, on come convincingly clear to Us that erators' records and all official The matchlock is the oldest type menta in the history of the post Henry Freihelt, Dominick Vescoe. •George A. Caillouette, D. . . 2597 them, as by the time they respond Production Board order, wlU be ward the south Caucasus from whether the Senate amendment the absentee ballot situation is records that have to do with the of gun still In common use today. office department are expected-Al- •Harold W. Garrity, D ...... 2638 to calls the youngsters are far unable to purchase foreign silver Mozdok was declared challenged Coat room committee: Alfred away. was retained, would amount to a even worse than we Imagined. election here yesterday." The Chinese, Tatars, Sikhs, Turks FOR VALUES ready indications point to this. Schlebel, Chairman; Charles Da- •George C. Lessner, D ...... 2557 after Nov. 15. fierceVs-e«Men way that counter-attack. publican column. There, husky was declared encircled and under Julius P. HeiJ, a Milwaukee manu­ closing daya of the historic 77th Wise W ife! She knows V 5? a - . c - A V ' actually About a company of Germans ^3fiyai0N'5...E0R8ESIi annihilating Are of Soviet troops facturer .and the iheumbent. was Coagfoss. Whether winners or! that frequent U. S. clean­ was reported killed or wounded In In 14 Years ,w»e*Teiie, \ near a village northwest of defeated handily by Orland S. k>s4l|^ yasterday’s baUoUng, the | ing will make his suits one action; 170 were declared Tuapse, a port 7p miles below I^miz, a Progreasive. • incumbent asnators and House last longer, look better. rtanann X killed in the other. Novorossisk. (CoBtUmed F ra n Pag* One) members, aU serving until the con­ f * to upper bronchial Stalingrad’s garrison was cred­ Democrats HoM Rhode Istauid. Send his clothes and your r tubes with soothing The Red Navy's Baltic forces vening of the new congress in Jan­ ited with the rec-apture of several Parker street to Woodside street Only In the solid south, did the ' medicinal Tzporx. were credited with sinking three uary, wiU havei before them these dresses to U. S, more strongholds in fierce< figh t­ Nazi transports with a total dis­ on the extreme left. Democrats dominate the guberna­ iTwaaam There was a visible lack of ma­ torial contests with the party's propositions: I chest and back surv ing yesterday and subsequent a.s- placement of 35,000 tons. 1. That Prealdeht Roosevelt be chine tenders during the day, with candidates rolling up substantifl \ fmoeeUkeawarm- saults by the Germans were de­ given sweeping power for war- most of the meii having to stand margins. In New England, the ing poultice. clared thrown back. Too Much Coffee timb suspension o f any law, par- long shifts in the hall to expedite Democrats held Rhode Island, but *'*«o*e»aeiiw»** A Soviet rifle company fought atcularly tariffs, found interfering the election. saw Connecticut Join^ the section’s PLEASE NOTE! •"t'S off enemy tank and infantry at­ Surplu.s coffee holdings in with the “free movement of per­ tacks for S 'X hours, inflicting Double Chec:k four other states in the Republican T o get all the benefits ot thle Brazil are so large that thou­ ranks. sona, property and information” combined ecacnMYtaasTaMunaQ heavy losses, the noon communi­ sands o f pounds have been burned A double, check on voting was .into and out of the United States. St o r e h o u r s action. Just rub throat, uwst, made, each voter, after being With the outcome still uijsettled que said. Another uiiit was de­ for fuel to cut down the coun­ The president requested this au­ DIAL 7100 and bask with Vicks Va ~ ' ' clared to have killed more than try's oversupply. checked off the list, was handed a In ten o f the 33 states whetv there Monday -. Tuesday - Friday FOR PROMPT PICK-UP tsxltlme, toelaallr ^ were contests this year, 14 Repub­ thority In a special meaaage to 8 A. M. to 5:S0.P. M. to work-a waysas once.as shown slip which he in turn passed to the congress Monday, saying therq, attendant on the voting booth lican governors, eighA Democrats, above—to relieve coughing were “many legialative obstacle* Wednesdays which he, entered to vote. A tally and one Progressive had been ■ ipasms, ceae mueeular aoreneas to that movement which Impede 8 A. M. to 13 Noon or ttahtnesa and Invite restful.- with the.se checks against the elects.' ON THE SAME SHOW U.S. CLEANED In Michigan., the Democratic and delay our production effott," comforting sleep. Of ten by morn­ check list was k ept Rental Regulations DerisloB Thursdays and Saturdays ing most of tbe misery U gone. Gov. Murray^. Wagoner was un­ Get relief from chest cold dtotteas For the first time in many 3. Fina) dUixisltion of legisla­ 8 A. M. to 7 P. M. years Charles Jacobeon, voting seated by Harry F. Kelly, the- Re­ AND DYERS III!lain with double-action, ttme- tion, requested by Economic Di­ 838 Mata St. r t machine mechanic was not', on publican nominee, to furnish the Near Ward’s tested-Vlcks VepoRub. fourth shift In pat^y state control: rector James F. Byrnes, for Fed­ duty yesterday. His place was eral r^fulation of rentals on all street in the center of the hall and KEITH’S real property, both residential and taken by Ralph Norton, former cdmmercla},—and fo r control o f The Homa of IMstlnctlva Hwa* Fashion* assistant voting machine me­ Hospital Notes charges by hotels and rooming y chanic, .recently appointed to Mr. bouses. The Houae has passed the Jacobson's place. He assisted measure and It now la before the 99 by C. Edwin Jacobson, son .of Admitted yesterday: John D. Senate. Look *^Bright SAYS Charlea Jacobaoh. Neville, 68 NorGi Elm street; Miss 3. Senate diapoaltlon also o f the During the morning 69 absentee “T H E ARISTOCRAT Doris (^teIlo,nRockville. • h t - i r i oontroverslal bUl to outlaw the - ballots were voted on the ma­ Admitted,today: M r* Christine poU tax as a raquirement fo r vot­ Keep Warm y chines in che presence of the reg- klcLaugblin, 114 Middle Turnpike ing In Federal elsctlonsL Th* tax OF FURS** tatrara, John Ttemcv, represent­ Elast; Baby James Schafer. PariK TODAY AND THURS. is required In elgtit southern ing the Democratic party and street; M n. Lena Hill, 47 Ektwarda F m DInnerware To the Ladlee! states. The House has passed the Judge Hyde, rcpresentl^ the Re­ street; Baby Gayl* Daley, 119 m i biU but It may face a filibuster U publican party. Buckland street. • It la brought up In the Senat*. MUSKRAT Two Write-Ins Dlschsrged yesterday: Mrs. 4. A proposal that aromen in the. Two write-in votes for Repre­ THMK YOD fSed Little and infant daughter, Navy and Coast Guard reserves be Sable Blended sentative in Congress were re­ 189 Fern street; Mrs.. Charlotte permitted to serve overseas. The - r corded. one each on two of the Poet, .132 Oreim road; Paul, Joseph, Navy department has recommend­ Silvertoiie machinea. They were fdr George and Nadine Doucette, 108 High ed that th* present ban against S. Brown of 190 Vernon J street, street; Mias Helen Kaba, Stafford use of th* “Waves” on foreign as- Natural I Manchester Green. CENTRAL CONNEaiCUT Springs; Gail and Bruce Anderson, rignmenti be renxived. . The With less than 500 votes an 85 Middle Turnpike East; Mrs. “wa'vdS" now ar* restrict^ to hour registered yesterday, it fell Anna Anderson, 391.’ Hartford duty te continental United States, More people have been served— more furniture ha.s been far below the record established at rOad. _ although their Army counterpart, (he National election in 1840 when sold— during Keith’s 48rd Anniversary Sale (now in pro­ Discharged today: Beverly the W AACs. -may serve anywhere. gress)— ^than in any similar period in Keith's hi.story. 14 0 0 votes were cast in bpe hour. Ploufl. 119 Autumn street; Mrs. 5. Various proposlUons to re­ The National vote in 1940 was Eari Lewie, and Infant daughter, vamp the fluting services, the We are deeply and sincerely grateful to our public for its 11,279 of which the Republican *198 SOI Hartfoid road. Washington war-time agencies, generous respionse — and the confidence in us which vote for Wilkie and. IfcNaty wa.s Births; Yesterday, a son to Mr. and revision of congressional pro­ No. 1 choice for your “Invest­ 5.492 and that fo r Roosevelt and prompted iL We shall continue to do everything in our and ’ Mrs. Thomas Turner, ' 117 cedure, all aimed a t more punch ment value”—rich costa vrith power to deserve'your faith in our ability to satisfy your Wallace wys-orrST. West street, and a son to Mr. and . In dealing with the enemy. There th* saason’s newast styling. the day the time­ Mrs. Clifford Hawkes, 111 Cedar FLUS are proposals to combine the home furnishing requirements— and> to save you money worn predtcGona o f fit 's Republi­ street; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Arm y JIavy and Itarlne Oorpa Wonderfully sturdy and warin. through our lower overhead. . can weather” or "I believe this ^DONT GET PERSONAL" Samuel Lefkowitz, 54 Oxford t with HUGH HERBERT Into a single fighting force, dtrset- Signed: KEITH’S ■wiU hurt us, it's Depoocratic street. ed by one commander and wearing weather" were bantered hack and. COMING E-RL - SAT. and SDN. one type of uniform; to create a forth around the voting pla<^ It congreasionM “high command” For Yoar Daai^tcr would'be difncult to gueaa how If You Have Not Attended .X “SIN TOWN"! through a Joint Senate-House eqm- Keith’s Anniversary Sale large the vote would have been If CONSTANCE BENNETT mlttee to eoordlnata and sxpedlt* “SNUGGLE BUG” the early morning “military ae- iiiwwin«Bni!nai»u| Do So-Now! BROD CRAWFORD wartime laglslatkm; and to n o f This Is your last oppor­ cret” kept up throughout the en­ UTfs-...*SH0W ■*; 10; ms I PLUS: ganlse Federal agencies by cstab- tire day. WHITE CONEY tunity to share these-' I 'g w ' “It Happened la Flat hush” Uriiment cf an over-aU efflea of crowd bringing values'— F or the most part, though, the w ar mobUlsatlon (O W M ) guided I I H E CERTAIN TO FIND voters did not appear la stea^ to enjoy such large assort­ 9. • m s.vY I STATE by an “ ecoiMmIe ganttol staff.** In F U R COATS ments, such superb qual­ ■treams. There would, be K'rusb HARTFORD WOMi vlaw of the Um lM time, bowever, .V-' X f ''flllU^OVE fflIS ELilRt OE EORS ON YOUR NEW for about 10 or 15 minutes and ity, sueb Iqw'prices— pos­ tbars appaarsd IltUs Ukrilhood With WUte For Hat sibly fo^’-years to come. then It would fall off. Up until lUay We SuggiM that th* present OciigrsH woq)d about 5:30 In the afternoon' the |2SB&IIKM0ff deal finally with these prop^-. '/fur-: ■ :N /Mt . and Midi to Matdi m\ workers- were pot able to make tlona .WOOL SALE ENDS m any pradlctiona o f a large vote. The Barn D^nce *1 1 m agenda, teeludes no man­ SATURDAY However, from then until closing power legislation, aa recent d i^ - DRESSES Siacattod s ' i tlnM It was a pretty busy place. Modem and Sqnam onmeBta have created doubt'that A T 9 P, M. .♦"■'•ti u r n Walk Througk Mud tM W V tK k for Your ERterfaUniieBt, Y.'-t.'. ',> - Mr. Rpoaevett will eeek a elvlUan And Mora 'Y," -Si. * AT auRTOirs. Shortly before noon -the election tUft / / / / i B A N D Rctexatldn, and SodabOityl aonriee bill In thla Oongrcaa But $8.98 offldalB were undecided as to G A RRY-:,Tt Vi K-. * DA\,t 1- J G tl I f ba doea, Chpltol hOl obeer veia $17.98 ^ * J. 4 • J. 'I • whether or hot it might be wise ‘r, p:;- T( Soft w eds you’ll prtae for beUeved, a controveray would be daytime — and dates! So This, is the kind of coat that fulfills every woman’s^ dreams. .• to em ^oy a pouple of Ijfeguarda. Sf. MaryV' Hall predpltatod that would engage Just west of the Legion' Home a warm and so smart. Collect - Main Street. the lawmakers right "up to the a coupl* •— they’re grand Silkj- Silver Fox or Luxurious Squirrel^on a dim-fitting W od It’s a truly exciting collection., .full of larga body of water, muddy and riktr and. continually being atirred up, forced Eaat Hartford, Cons. buys! Coat Select your new Winter Coat now from BU R TO N ’S won­ • Sea aigM af Fight originality and sparkle.. Bright sequin pedestrians to arait until no car 'sbma SanaUsrs and Houae mem- was paosing befors venturing Every Weds eeday and derful presentation. Black, Beige and Blue. 12 to 20. trim s.. .soft, molding drapery... All the here aaw eigne ef. another fam^ across the drenched stretch of Satnrday Night, 8-12 P. M. bloc fight in the making, on the little dressmaker touches that “make’ sidewalk. A large part of the pool ARMIIRONC question at farm aragea Can they PfaiaTax. < aras still there when the polls FSatsrliig' be Increased without raising the a^ cjb cso*^ ' BAND cellinge on farm prieesT A s each voter, was checked off k A rt WabzIaVt ■ A battle a)aa Beamed to ba brew­ Altar » -A bhM ticket was handed to him be­ ing la the Banato Banking eom- fore he was ahia to vota One lady OM ThnaiiP OrchwteR nattee on a bm whlCh would per­ ask.ed i f the could use it to get a HANK POST. PnaiFtcr mit the gaeemment to. sell Its M IN S I MNCHESII . pound qgiipfffea. *Tt’s all right hy lyv 1 : fflM AINSl.M ANCW w S m s m M B rilasr fo r a t Isast, I ; ?V‘:c

if WAisensanrER e v e n i n g HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4,194* WANCHESTEB ETEHP fO enBUHDi KAIfCHiarrEae, C O ^ . "WBUHESDAY, MiyEMBEnS 4, i m P a g e P i l _ v — ^— :— ------— ------— — ------tha matter o f effecUvity. How­ C. A. from 11:30 until 4:30 a d Jr,, 300 Mala, MTa. Charloa Baxtsr. formation must necesaarlljr be giv­ ever, now that this has been point­ Father, Sons more volunteera must be bad. In­ Jr„ 290 Main. Mrs. Hattie Wright, Regal Shops Bomber in tbe Raw Find It Hard en in triplicate a d this some­ William Ruhinowii Fall of Kokoda Squelches Blood Donors formation will be gladly given or 0 Mather, Mr. a d Mrs. Thomas Battle of Egypt Now ed out, to us ao publicly, wer-ahall times confuses the re g is tra t since Antwet^all to D i^ appointments made by calling Red Martyn, 110 Forest, Mrs. Law­ have larger a d more striking he cannot understad why he :ee Fliers Going signs for any willing worker to see To Opeii Offu Cross headquarters, 6637. Your ap­ rence Converse, 41 Fheipe Road, To Hold Sale To Fill Blanks should repeat the Information Latest Axis Propaganda pointment must be mhde so that Margaret LaMotte, 2M North with COM. W e need yoq, the a m - twice. Thia must be done, however, Cambridge, Mass\ Nov. 4— records c a be made for the doc­ Main, Mrs. Edwin MeCann, 83 Gar­ Getting Nearer Crisis ed forces need you, so please try since the questionnaires are cut IntotAction Rapidly (/T)— Called simultaneously by tors a d nurses. den, Mrs. John Ftachar, 234 School, to And ua, and we think you’ll be into three forms, one of which goes William Rubinow who has Second Anniversary to successful. Remember, we are at But Draft Board-Office to Washington, one to the U. S. their Selective Service\Board, Madrid, Nov. 4.— (IPi—The fall*Owen Staley mountains to’ Port But Not Fast Enough: Today Mrsi- Marjorie A- Mra. A. W. Anderson, 98 Church, m a y years conducted a real a 45-year-old defense w^kev dredge, executive secretary of the Mrs. Clara Kroguiay, 18 Hazel. May Be Decisive En> | Be Observed Tomor­ the House a d Hale building, - 053 Employment Service In Hartford tate business ht>. 192 East O aatiql and his 20-year old twin »n p , of the little jungle village pt Ko- ; Moresby, across Torres Strait to Only 60 Out of 125 local chapter, visited the new blood Main street, and production head Cannot Assist; Advis­ and one kept for the "iSelective anatchad out tha navigator who n# Cap* York In Australia ad even Antoinette Merenino, 15 Maple, Enlists in Navy atreet, announced today the opassl Diq»aiches Tell waa In the noae. Ha waa IciUad. will entrain with an Induction kOda, which only a bandful of Bu- , AuatraUa to B risbae, Mtnk in Hartford acom panled by W alter H illn i^ Wapplag, EUaa- gagement in Struggle T row by Merebants. ' quarters is at Cheney Hall on ors Are Listed. Service file. ing of an office at 843 MaSil Are Roistered Here. Hartford road. I f it'a information Thera waa the time a New Zea­ group this morning for Fort ropeans ever had heard o f *“ itU ! Sydney a d Melbourne. several of the Nurse’s Aldas, who beth Shields, 28 Oriowolil street, Rubinow Building. Ha w llll Good Aoeonnu Devena. ' > are to help the ataff out here, so For Control of Medi*i that you want, call 8637. henceforth devote hia efforts tfll land bomber pilot waa poatad to thia summer, has had a tre m a - I But Germa propaganda, now Call M37 ad make arruge- Regal Men’s Shops, 007 Main Registrants who are receiving fcemaehree They an R A F aquadron. On bla arrival Georgs L. WUUains waa T o data 40 Manchester people that they may get inatructions a d Mra. Marjorie A. Eldredge, real estate brokerage, propartyl doua effect on Europe—thaka to I has come home to roost. have signed up to give 'S pint of meats for giviag your pint of terranean Area. ' street, anounce today a 2nd An­ Executive Secretary, Occupational Questjohnairea from Church to Hold there, aonia et tha men thought named leader of /tti» contin­ see how the unit la set up. I niversary Sale starting tomorrow. management and appraisals. Axis propagada before the tide No maps appear in the Gemum blood w b a the Red Cross Mobile Names e f Votamteers blood. Anyone u n d a 31 may give Manchester Chapter, fjL n Chdng. he looked familiar. gent which inchiflea his boys, Sales of a y nature are a rarity in the local Selective Service board Mr. Rubinow, whose real estatal turned againot the Japueae on presa-^nor does the name of Ko­ Unit cornea here November 18. The latest donors to regiota a pint by getting their parmta American Red Cross. "Haven’t wa aeen you before?" Richard G. a i^ J o h n M. T w By Dewitt Mackenzie these days-of uncertainty, but the cannot be given advice on filling Oiristnias Sale experience dates back to 1913, ie| New Guinea. koda. Sixty more are needed aa the unit are: Carrie Carpenter. 54 Chest­ permiMion and filling out a b lak , Ifatoi la u m i^ they aaked. other sons already in tha London, Nov. 4 (/P) — With management of Regal felt it waa them out at the d a ft board office. Well qiiallfled in these lines I Back In September, when th e - ' But small items were In the is bringing equipment so that 25 nut. Geraldine Barrett, 347 East which will be mailed upm request. Me, dagrteii KBlght "Tea, you have," grinned the armed aer^ea. the only way In which they could It la agaihat regulations for mem­ through the successful operatkMil Oermana became touchy about neutral press reporting Kokoda’s c a give blood each npur. Thia Center, Staley Noreh, 147 North Lieut. Gen. B. L. Montgomery’s fee tralalnr New Zealander, *T waa the pilot A m e n ^ r of the board said show their appreciation to the buy­ bers of the Selective Service board The North Methodist Woman’s of his own realty holdings, andl It was ^ a t a coincidence that emphaalaing “ the last moments of fall a d London a d New York blood la to go to the armed forces Main, Mrs. Sadie Noren, 147 North break through Marshal Rommel’s Advice on Buying ______— deage o f one ot thoaa planea that col­ Stalingrad” in their newa releases were heard broadcasting a - A t Maaeaua and A o o a tai BrW ing public that hat so loyally sup­ or the office staff to assist in makt Society of Christian Service has building, and through the devdopel the three numbers were drawn after it has been made Into plasma Main, Mrs. Anna Irish, 10 Depot left wing, the Battle of Egypt la ing out these forma. « • adUff-n* iMtrnetla* ttey lided in the blackneaa over your and broadcuts, they began to nouncements o f its capture.. trea, theraxmietera fraquatly ported them during the past two set the date of Wednesday after­ ment of business and realdentlall together. Williams declared: for shipping. Square, Mrs. Eugene F reem a , 08 Given Houtewives Am latiag tiroupa jHM glaw !■ l!Bf**ni- 'drome a couple of montha ago. I give a big play to the Japaese This newa made a tremendous swelling^ rapidly toward the crisis years. noon and evening, December 9, properties throughout the town. I ■’I ’m e.<»peclally glad I ’m The unit will be at the Y . M. Deepwood Drive, Chalea Baxter, reglMer 130 degraas Farenbelt. ■There are three different groups lia ilflg OMIT • pOot Mwit- jumped at SOO feet and luckily impression—perhaps a even of what may be the decisive en­ Elsewhere in today’s Herald a By H m Associated P rm for its annual Christmas sale and Long a resident of Manchester he I going with my boys. I ’d love offensive in New Guinea. who can assist registrants with cafeteria supper. * typical alfflM. the 'chute opened in time. You greater impression than other number of sale items are advertis­ solicits listiiigs of business and! to be with them all the time I Under a Tokyo dateline they gagement In the struggle for con­ their Occupational Questionnaires. •-..^The sponsoring group for the m 1— M v ace— aad taelode boya picked me up and that drink cited Japanese dispatches from * MONTOOMIRT WARD ed, representing only a few of the There la plenty of good food If residential properties at his new | am In the Army." mure important battles now rag­ trol of the Mediterranean area. They are members o f the local supper will be the Finance com­ dhatckea aC tano— flgMera.) waa a lifeaaver. Kokoda, deacribing it aa a “Japa­ ing—on continental peoples. values to be found during thia an­ we buy wisely. office. " I remember thia aquadron, all This is no time for prophecy but niversary event. A ll merchandise Advisory boar^, labor union ex­ mittee, of which Mrs. Betty Smith nese ..base on the A u stra lia It was the last straw necessary The Coaectlcut Department of ecutives or the registrant’s ‘ em­ By Claytoii Kalght rig h t" it landed, there was a man waiting the nature of Montgomery’s as­ Is of the highest quality a d is is chairman. The president, Mrs. fropL” told how the Japaeae bad to swing m ay doubting Thomas­ Agriculture and the State Lefenoe ployer. Member! of th^ local A d­ Ellen Pickles, and all members of : Wm ttm Aaeadaded Praaa A l PM to Ketom to greet Jock. sault a d the strength apparently from regular stock, marked with General MacArthur on the run es to the convictlcm that the Jap­ council provide the following In­ visory board are: Attorney the sooiety will have a part in the Gas on Stomach! (^LbedoB—Dally more and more It was the mess president— tha maaoed behind it w a ra n t the be­ an appealing price considering the formation on the beat buys at local Two daya after I left thia air- and explained It waa only a mat­ aese were on the defensive. Charles S. House, Attorney Harold bazaar. It is proposed to offer for ReliDYcd in 5 minutnt or man who collects the bills. lief that he is aiming at the big present war-time market. stores. can fliera are joining the I aweepa acroaa the English I all the top men of the aquadrpn, fell and the Japaeaa pounced up­ at once. m a y women have used this mod­ Arthur Woodbridge. fancy goods and domestic articles, ...... -*.rr. * .**”*P*.<*h sioiuam grin rgiUFA rfliMFA psllirtli.nslDfu). MifTflCi I northern Africa. beef kidneya, cold cuts. ; i*JL5Yi.' ...... itKl hMrttiiirn, doctnro uaaanir<0111^1 including the new arrival failed to on northern Australia. The Britiri) are attacking on ern shop for purchases of men’s Not Hard to Flit Out also rookies and candy and a kid­ Into anemy territory. Keep your eye' on this bat­ Poultry: Fowl. ' rrliFf-netlMfiFs like iFhmb return from a raid. Liquor Ban Move The name of Kokoda aa a Japa­ the A fr ic a front; tha U. 8. Ma­ tle, W e should not let the wear. TTie ultra-modem and neat Occupational Queationnairea are dies "corner" and Christmas tree y*i« getting the n ^ o n — the nese base appeared with moniAo- rines not only still are on Guadsd- Fish: Buttertlsh, haddock. Jiffy or d'Hiblfl yw r in<»n»y birk on totum t i f ' ‘ But It'a not all too aerioua, thia slowness of movement In the appearance of the ihop a d the not difficult, to make out. The in­ for the children. 1 Iti uo. 25c tt Bll Urttfgiiti. -they came looking air war, nous frequency in the Axia press caal but actually are attacking; Vegetables: White potatoes, c a ­ Meets Failure opening days of,' thia great convenient arrangement of taste­ rets, parsnips. \ • 1 ‘ . erhathar It’s In lighter planae. Take Paddy Newton. Paddy, a d the press of unoccupied a d Anally the J a p a e a hava loot struggle blind ii4. to the f a t fully selected stock is no doubt This lad la out to lick the Nazis F ra c e , Spain and Portugal lor the outstading datellna o f their ^ Joseph Tedford, Jr. Fruits: Baldwin apples, grapes. bombera or the famed flying a tail gunner attached to an R. that It rapresents one of the what has appealed to these “ Pur- and the Japs by collecting cans weeks. . Pacific war. C. A. F. nBht bomber atation, Boston'. Nov. — An effort MODERN major conflicts of tke whole chaaing Agents” for the men folks. Oood FIjrInic The stories were complete wltn The' result: Ccmtinental peoples W Joseph Tedford, Jr., son of Mr. for the tin salvage drive. He returned safely from a particu- by dry forces to ban the. sale o f war. *nia fla l^ dlapatehea tell you maps showing Kokoda at the base are. beginning to talk of things Is preparing cans for collection - — 1 Itirty dangerous raid one night llqdor in areas surrounding' big The British commander is going and Mrs. Joseph Tedford of 48 Public Records of arrows shooting across the Berlin would prefer to squelch. a gaodaccou^ half an hour later broke hia Arm y cantonments In Massachu­ about his task the direct and hard Academy street, who recently en­ by tearing off the labels and -A-RDWARE Co. • •y® 1 collar bone in a aplll from hia W- setts went down to defeat in the way. However, its methbd is cal­ Open Forum squeezing the cans for * conven­ . BK>re impreaalve when yon listed in the U. 8. Navy, left to­ • Marriage Intention cycle while riding to his hut in state election—'With the soldiers culated to bring him the best re­ ience in packing. Tin cans, of I the scene. Veterans o f three program aa Pat Henning, the day for the Newport Naval Train­ thq blackout. themselves casting few ballots. sults a d his immediate objective Corporal Max Phipps. U. 8. course, are wanted only in certain of aerial warfare, the Brit- Winter Sisters, a d other out­ ing station. "Thera'a no future la flying"— . ’The drys waged an active cam­ is the destruction of Marshal Rom­ “Red Croee Needs You” Army, and Miss Dorothy May areas accessible to de-tinning are quick to recognize good stading ats. WAKE UP YOUR mel’s tank corps. Since hia graduation from M a - that’s the standard-' expression paign in the Camp Edwards vicin­ To the Editor, * "Vlckera of 14 Arch atreet filed an plants. Scrap metal, rubber, rags, and flghting when they see Rommel’s Locks of Samson chester High school with the June around the airdrpnica aa the lada ity on Cape Odd. but the towns ad­ There arc-two midnight stage DINETTES W e here at the Red Cross Of- application for a marriage license manila rope, burlap bags and kid each other imd Joke about jacent to the camp — Bourne, a d .screen shows this week-end, These steel monsters are the 1042 class, he has been associated flees read your very excellent in the town clerk’s office this flaw montha age, when the wa.ste fats, however, are wanted death. BarnataMe and Falmouth—which one Friday midnight, a d the oth­ LIVER B IL E - Nazi marshal’s locks of Samson. with his father who is proprietor column “ Heard Along Main Street' morning. tJJlJkAJ’, pilots began in all parts of the country. Sell were wet. stayed wet in a refer er on Sunday midnight, both stage Widwa CUserf-AMI Team JsBM OM il SAVE DimiNO THIS 4 DAY SALE EVENT . . . . WARDS QUALITY Once he is shorn, of them, his of the Sunshine Dairy. During hia o f Saturday last, and our faces are Building Permit* ta here, tha British M la Be MmriiB Raifa’ Is Go strength will be largely reduced. High school career he took an ac­ your waste fats to your meat deal­ Sorai"c:Tonrbig“= i ond\im vote. shows starting at 1:1S a. m. The a bit red. Louis L. Hohenthal, 22 Henry er. Sell scrap metals and waste Near Ford Devens. the cam- nhowa Friday are continuous Tha U n f •boaU soar t aW s af U * M m True, If Montgomery’s drive tive part in sports, played foot­ The Important thing to be con­ street, garage, $200. - liS^doa^i Yanks Into raur bootala avaiy 4ar. I f thia hOa la CONSTRUCTION ASSURES YOU YEARS OF SATISFACTORY SSRVKSI materials to your junk d ea ler.... psign^lng on the liquor issue was goes well—and it appears to be ball and baseball and w u manager sidered Is the fact that an indi­ f fm » or flve flghter s q u a d - «>"• through Midnight and patrons may towimm t m ir , ytmr food SHS aat 4h Eklward C. Hunt. 940 Middle give it to a charity or take it less lively. Returns today indicat­ come a y time. On Sunday, the saat. It roar jaat 4 a n r in tiro havahk Thaa proceeding satisfa'ctorily thus far last year of the basketball team. vidual offered her much need Turnpike East, garage. $200. (aa bloato up roar atoroach. Xam pat eon. —we may expect sensational de­ yourself to nearest collection This crew had just bombed ed that Ayer an^ other adjacent doors for the midnight show open ed servlcea to the Red Cross Warrantee Deeds It's the common thing on- tUpatad. Toa faal aanr, aunh and tha world velopments. point. Scrap tin will be collected Osnabruck in the western Rhine­ towns remained In the wet column, at 13:01 a. m. looka punk. and was deprived of them William F. Johnson to Otto L. ir owacp to find two-iwhola One of these Is likely to be here on Saturday, Nov. 7. Place land. They bad caught hen from except that the town of Harvard, It Ukaa thaaa saod, old Chrlar’a LitOa back, but to catch them and utter­ W e hope it won’t happen and Rose V. La Shay, proprety on i f fighters pBbted by As usual, there are late stage LIvar PiUa to sat thaaa I pinta of btlo Soar- a desperate effort by Hitler to your tin cans in a container and the flank and one motor was which was dry. remained dry. ly destfdy them. again. However, we have our Cornell street. You. can count on this shows Saturday a d Sunday, 10 Ins fraair to roaka too faal “ ap and ap.” aave his serv a t by rushing leave them next to your sidewalk gone. They were nursing the p. m. at the State theater, Hart­ Gat a parkaaa todar. Thha aa dboctad. Should tilings go well with difficulties, too. The Red Cross has Quitclaim Deed for collection Saturday. tacraaatng ^hapidly. Many ESactlaa |a toahlaa hfla Sow fiaili. Aab air,reinforcements to him. craft across the North, Sea when ford. the Allied attak, a break­ inadequate space in its present The Savings Bank of Manches­ icons ars ,flylng the Britiah- fo r Cartar'a U ttio Uaaa Pilta. ISd aad t U And it may be assumed that the quarters for both administrative “ but In the bomber the captain warned his crew they Two Name Bands Allied high com m ad has not just through may develop Into ter to V aiffo A. Grandi, three might hava to “ditch.” f la k movements, which wUl and production work, so it is nec- parcels of land on Maple atreet. Use Your Fireplace As An Auxiliary doing their stuff In thrown Montgomery into this essa^ to have the production Ptoture Proapect Faced result in the encirclefnent and tw in -en ^ ed “ Boston” whirlpool and le ft him to sink or headquarters at Cheney Hall (rem­ Police Court Put yourself in tha position of On One Program annihilation o f la g e foreea of faring fortresses | swim without further aid. nant building) in the baseqient Famed Colored Diamonds rtha new Liberators. these boya In the half-disabled ------I Battle hi Ea|y Stages the enemy unless Rommel o a avoid such traps. The quarters are clean a d com­ . Source of Heat Aeeo— t of Exploit plane. Picture facing tha proa- T w o tcqi name bands are fea­ However, the battle atiU Ls in its modious, but very well nnlght be Famous colored / diamonds in­ Theodore Nielson, of Vernon, a ta thia account of one of | pact at houn tosaiBg about in a tured in person In a giant stage e a ly stages a d we need to see Here we shouldn't forget that termed inaccessible to a newcom­ clude the Hope diamond, which is was found guilty of rules of the nato— " aaplolta. It goi tiny rubber boat in the aea— and show playing this coming Friday. more before we starting counting the Nazi marshal is one of the er. The administrative offices, in a deep blue; the Tiffany diamond, ! road in PoHce court this morning Be sure you have a safe fireplace screen. If your present andlron,4 are warped la laat July 4, but It tells the I sven that only if you’ta hicky Saturday a d Sunday only,- on tha BINGO chickena. shrewdest captains in the war. the House and Hale block, face on a clear canary yellow, and the before Deputy Judge George C. enough to survive the crash land­ stage of the State Theater, Hart­ What h u happened is this: You can’t say that he is beaten Oak street, and the flag that flies Dresden, a green diamond. ' Lcssner and fined $5 and coats. and burned or you are in a new house an d never had fireplace- equipment before, !■ low from the sen, ing. ford. B ad Number One is that of Tomorrow Night In Orange Hall Montgomery suddenly flung an until you have his scalp actually from the window might not be Nielson, a night worker In Pratt pw Taka and a R. A. F. vst- Bach o f tha fllara recalled tha Charlie Spivak "The M a Who at your belt. Sponsored by the British American Chib infantry a t t a k — preceded by readily discernible. TboUile and Whitney plant, fell asleep at gee ua. We have a good agaortment. Here'a a tip, too, to conserve heat. If paa. wlag-tip to wing-tip, thsir saying “There's no future in fly- Plays the Sweetest Trumpet in the heavy bombadment from artll In both places we have tried to the wheel of his car at 6:15 a.m. pMaa Jnat Jnit aboveabovs the 'choppy choppy I ing," and bcra It was—about to World.” and his orchestra, featur­ s-p if a 8OU0 o u i lery a d the air a d followed by Mount Everest’s summit is about have signs point the way, but in The a te a te r has no teeth and on October 26 on East Center your hoiiae is laid out to do this, keep the doors from room to room closed, open- l a a a o f tha KagMahEngUah channel.ehannel. I happen. ing The Stardusters, “3 Rpys gc A 20 Cam e»-^3 Prize Each Game ^ t a k a — against one of the strong­ 12 miles higher than the greatest this instance we see that they has only a very small mouth, street, at the intersection of Pitkin BREAKFAST SIHTI £ T » tiM Tanka, R waa a fitting Everybody w— making the laat- Girl.” an outstanding Vhythm est points in Rommel’s left flak. known depth in the o c e a . leave something to be desired in which serves as qn opening atreet, damaging a telephone pole hig and clo.sing them as you pass back ahd forth. |kiv for flroworki^ and Uw R. A. F. minuta preparations for a craab quartet; Garry Stevens, vocalist; 6 Special Games— $7 Prize Each Game Soch M frontal assault ‘ la through which to protrude its long and his car. Nielson suffered four |m w m faintly amuaed that he landing in tha tea; all w m tense. ^ v e Tough at the drums, a d owe of the most difficult oper- tongue a d draw in d famous orchestra. Armatrong Tabk baa MUd Oak top 30 by 42 ins rectly agaiaet heavy artillery ho— la each o f the haven't paifl-my mesa b ill!" brings bis entire musical aggrega­ Playing Starts at 8 P. M. ' i I s cztads to 52 in- when o p ^ Four before the troops had brokea WALTHAM WATCHES "Beatoos" w ere Aa a matter o f fa c t the plane tion featuring a galaxy of “swing" pewel back chain covered in '* t a trail. hNidly. A t tha oontrola in which this light-hearted lad stars bieluding hit two aenaational Admission 25c The ferocity at the British at­ ■ the right aide of rode didn't crash. It Anally made vocalists. Sonny Woods a d Vel­ quality leatberette! Three-color tack resulted in a break-through V«flomatlaii. sat Capt. Charles Its w ay bock homo. And,, when ma Middleton. Extra added on the rations on diain and tablcl on a front o f some 4,000 yards. WHAT CIGARETTE GIVES SMOKERS WHAT THEY WANT . o f El Reno, Okie., There was bitter hand-to-hand _ the load plana a d hug- flghting among strong Axla po- la eloM M thoy neared the I sitions. - ofly ihan that waa enemy tarrt- Plaaea Smash Taak a wy. Rommel rushed a fleet o f tanks Out In tha glaaa noee of Kegel- into utlon in a affort to stem ■n'a ploao. Lieut RandaU Dor- the ad vace, but the Allied A ir Long Beach, Calif., Force, which presumably included w n ad Ms «y— for his first look m ay America warplanes, t Phai-ooeiqitod ground. smuhed the concentration a d M b

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4,1941 can dispatch fighter planes to at­ has been found that it may mean lining uivlUan plane spotting John D. Barry, 75, columnist, on tack them within a matter of min­ saboteurs ar» at work. technique and this in turn waa fol­ The San Francisco News, once Tt M im IMraig 9l w m Lauds Plane utes and likewise can direct them Major Baldridge said “If the lowed by a movie showing "the drama critic on Harper's Weehly Business Population accurately aa to where to contact arm y had toxdo this plane spot­ points to look for In recoggUzlng and later on Colliers, died last RockviUe Internal Revenue Bureau Barn Burned; Spotters Here the enemy. ting on our Eastern and Western a North American B-25 medium night of a heart , attack. His last niERHii Pacific Coast Now ' Under Booton seaboardr it would tftka 300,000 bomber. column appeared 'Tuesday in The due to ftmetkMial periodio dk Vnrim B . OkspoiMi Is Growing Smaller Major Baldridge, in speaking, men and of course we all know News. Associates said he had not a n ^ tiy lodla B.%kham'ft M, BoeIrHI]* Stock Saved said that the defense of the East­ that ftfe could not afford to tie up Columnist Dies Suddenly missed a column in the 16 years he poftod TABLKTS (With OddSd Probe Hollywood Incomes Warning Service Com­ ern Seaboard is handled by the Abo fine stomachic tonlel ~ Is Tense and Alert such a force. Therefore it becomes San Francisco, Nov. 4— (87 waa on the paper’s staff. label direotkuu. WM worth t mander Is Guest of Ro- First Fig^iter'Command. The Bos­ ft very important clvlltan job that Washinifton, Nov. 4.—(#)—Bs- tioning and other matters under llxatlon strategists were scrubbing Sullivan alao said that if an ac­ destroyed \fy fire last night at Associated rteas Military Editor thliig which annoys a Wcatemer, ing last night Major Baldridge’s jurisdiction of the office of price Selected at the Polls. San Francisco, Nov. 4—It was bUBineos population of the country Mrs. Emil Dickenson, has com­ Oh Constant Watch Room Set They are becoming girls lot of glitter and gilt off the tor exceeded the limit In one year, 9:20. Youbg stock and a thorough­ It is the not Infrequent comment pleted his basic Naval training at command takes in the New Eng­ y nan. with the oaU to serv- administration. As far as possi­ two days after Pearl Harbor that by some armchair strategist that la groftrlng smaller hut It iz moving land area from Maine to Conn, No Iplui* leave the ground Rockville, Nov. 4— (Special)— legfhdary movleland. all film firms who contributed to bred Holstein hull were saved but this station and will attend a Anderson Rebuilt and Re-covered OKfiU/Ong the roster of young ble the series is to take the form And while most of the script still his total salary would be equal 20 tons of hay and other contents Lieut. Gen. John L. De Witt, sur- the way to win the war is to beat daily into a streamlined wartime inclusive. Elmer Weden, chief of without proper permission. Repre­ The Republicana carried the town vtylMg a badly-bogged civilian de­ school for machinists’ ' mates. sentatives of the Army, Navy, avaUabls. of a Queatlcm and Answer Forum. was secret after more than three violators—even those who paid were lost Germany, and that thereupon Ja ­ economy: Bueineee “birUis” have Dickenson has worked at the the plane obMrver service for this In Homespun NBC is training three of Vernon at the election on Tues­ fense, setup in San Fradclsco, de­ pan will fold up. (The military area and Chief Air Raid Warden Marine Cforps and civilian plane days of secluded study, bits of him long .before he topped the 25 The blaze waa discovered by been fewer but so have buainrM Pratt and Whitney division of lines watch the report center con­ ■I pages, and plans to put on Listening tonight; NBC— 7:30 day with a total of 3,308 votes be­ .grand. Which is why some top- Mrs. Mary Peck, a next door livered the opinion that some real, very decidedly does not share this Thomas Weir were also guests Of Greenhouses disiogue drifting out hinted defi­ honest - to - explosive Japanese view). -deaths." United Aircraft for the past three the club. stantly. If a plahe is reported and Better Coven I, CBS has Just added R. H. Singer on "Wartime Car nitely that Hollywood il5 longer notch lawyers have appeared on neighbor, rnd she turned in . the years. Use"; 8 Thin Man drama; 8:30 ing cast. Of this number 1,770 bombs would be the best thing Agree With Grew It is becauM those btuineM Lieutenant Hunt was the first to none of these services can account Priced Pro­ girls to lU staff. normaUy were cast by the men and 1..538 by could live in the style to which it the scene here as supporting alarm. The EUlington Fire depart­ A machinist’s mate must know for it, operations are set in mo­ 7 Artistic — portionately employes 30 pages, while Tommy Dorsey Band; 9 Eddie ment responded and two pieces of that could happen to wake up this Westerners know the Japanese "births" are fewer that there ia a speak. He said that he wanted to $ the women. , had become accustomed—unlsas it characters. city’s citlaena. decline in the busineM population how to operate main engines and compliment Mr. Weden on the ex­ tion to discover what plane It may More has 1ft. Cantor and Chaa. Laughton; 9:80 tgr Besides the lYeaaury problems, apparatus were siunmon^ from from 'way back. They agree with auxiliary engines on board ship; District Attorney; 10 Kay Kyser The vote Rcpn^entatlve was dipped into past eamlnga You gather, after a trip along men^ like Ambassador Grew and of the country. cellent job he and Ms observers be within a very few minutes. It Floral Arrangements like the rather colorfuUy-uni- I follows: Schmidt r, 1,668; Ris- Economic Director James F. other threats have the magnates Broad Brook. The firemen did fine adjust, repair and overhaul en­ were doing in Manchester and said may be a (^kmodlan plane that is paga b ^ , ths girls and Hour. work in saving the nearby house. the Pacific coast, that this no returning war correspondents that Broad New Enterprlece ley, r, 1,680; Rady, d. 1,541; Graf. Byrnes set the„ stage with his more harried than a hero in the longer is true, either in San Fran­ gines and other engine room that he had one of the most ef­ lost or one coming into the area for We Carry wear their regular attire, CBS—8 Nelson Eddy concert; 9 1,500. For the Judge of Fhrobate last reel. Will the stars make just At ons time the ell of the bouse the Japanese are not going to fold Biuineea “births” may be de- equipment: be familiar with the Bob Bums; 9:30 Lionel Barry- stabilization order limiting salaries cisco or anywhere else U) General under anything less than superior ficient and besjt organized posts in from another command unan­ ___ fiy dark dresses. They . of the Ellin^on District, Francis to 125,000 net a year—but that enough pictures to earn their 25 caught fire but the flames were acribed as brand new enterprises details of ship’s drainage sys­ New England. Lieutenant Hunt nounced. Our Own Accounts to narfOrm the various duties more drama; 10 Great Moments in « O'Loughlin, d, the present quickly extinguished. DeWltt’s Weatem Defense and U. S. force of arms. or those exiating onea which tems, distilling plants, interna] Weddings, ' Funerals, MrroMS . __ . ______4A.«A %ff.^ B«UI«.«8 net" left reason to hope for many grand? Will they then quit work Fourth Army Command. Thus, while they pay due atten­ went on to explain that our air­ The Army Red Flash System pages, such as reception Music; 10:80 Man Behind the judge, received 1,053 votes and for the year?? Will this revjinue No estimate of the amoimt of change their name; buaineaa combustion engines, evaporators, plane spotting work is a modern also is a part>of the observers Complete assortment of materials inclndinh the very finest types of upholstery fabrics. Gun. deductions. For one thing, bombs have been tion to the battles of Stalingrad, "deatha” are those which change itlons and the like. Carl A. Goehrlng, r, received 1,- Then the camera swung to aa- bureau battle be just ths begin­ the loss could be given by the and pumps. ; ’•! sentinel service that, with the aid duties to report a falling plane, Anniversaries We Ate a Member of the "Better Upholstery Association of New England” among those employed BLU—7 What's Your War Job. 543 votes. owner, nor was It certain whether dropped on the coast, if not on. the Caucasus and Egypt, their their legal form or ownerahip or sistant Treasury Secretary John L. ning ? ? ? San Francisco — incendiaries let of telephone and radio has made parachutists, balloons, suspicious NBC is Mrs. Kathryn CoU, new aeries, Paul V. McNutt speak­ In the contest for state sena­ the property was covered by in­ primary concern now is with the diaappear entirely. Winning 1 I Fight it . possible to spot planes and re- fires, lights, accidents etc. These E a t. 1922 of a clergyman recently ap- er; 8:30 Manhattan at Midnight; tor, Eugene W. Latimer, r, Coven­ surance. loose by . a single, submarine-based battles for the Solomons and the Dun A Bradatreet, Inc., pointa port them to a central point be­ reports go to the Army intelli­ M acDonald Upholctorjr Company ted an Army chaplain and 9 Basin Street; 9:30 Sammy Kaye try, received 1,693 and Ralph V. Japanese plane on an isolated sec­ Aleutians. There is no doubt in out that the decline in “blrthe” Wisconsin during 1939 had a iu' fore they can make any flight of gence service. Any two or more 153 Eldridge Street son,' attending Columbia Band; 10:1S Radio Forum, War Reynolds, d, Coventry received 1,- the council will be held on Friday two step-children, Ralph Howe of tion of Oregon. But over anffabove their minds ^hat one 'is bound. up started sharply in June of 1940 983 Main St. American Industrial Bldg., Hartford evening, November 13. Syracuse, N. Y., and Mrs. Kath­ berculosls death rate of 28.9 per any distance in any direction. If fires or accidents in any one area Tel. 2-4127 __ ity, has been accepted in Nurseries.” 489 votes. that there is a general spirit and inextricably with the other, and when the Selective Service act 100,000 population, as compared any should be enemy planes it are Immediately investigated by Phoite 8486 visit ear oflice showroom from 8 to 8 or have a It was reported that the sum of erine Kennedy of West Hartford, Consumer Credit feeling of preparedness. that failure in the Solomons might was proposed. That was the time •aMsted reserve of the A m y MBS—7:80 This is the Hour Dr. Edwin R. Dimock, d. of Mer- with 31.0 the preceAng yeot. means that the fighter command nearest State Police because it repreoeatative cafl at your home from 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. Another is Mrs. Rs- new time; 9:1ft Jack Pearl and row, candidate for reelectlon for $30 had been received from the also several cousina She was a Aircraft plants, shipyards and carry with it far graver-results In when this co\mtry began to gird __ ,w, formerly of Clear- Sbarlle. the office of sheriff received 1,- sale of a regulator from the old member of the Union church and Rule8 Charged other war industries now are co­ the north. for war. Fla., where she was a stylo 539 votes as compared to 1,652 re­ Rock Mill property and this la to a former member of the Eastern' O operating to the hilt with the mili­ Actually, the Senate’s Special ator for WFLA. Mts What to expect Thursday: NBC ceived by Robert E. Hyde, /, of be turned over to the Recreation Star of Rockville. The funeral tary, which in turn mans the bar­ Committee on Small Business not­ Eailngton. committee. will be hcld«on Friday afternoon rage balloons, gun emplacements ed, the general trend of business Now York to study dra- —13:1ft p. m. Words and Music; The Board of Governors of the 8:4ft Hymns of All Churches; 6 Man Sought The council has received two at two o’clock at the L. A. White and patrols which protect these Couple Surpriseftl births had been downward since Funeral Home, Elm street, Rock­ Federal Reserv# System has two CBS girl p a M Nancy Indiana Indigo, Variety. CBS— Joseph Kuzyk, 29, of Mountain pictures of the former Rock Mill installations. 1920. road, who broke out of a cell at from Mr. JosUn and these will be ville. Dr. George S. Brookes, pas­ adopted Amendment N a 9 to its Ocoaslonsl Target Practice Forecast Almost oa Nose and O eom tU Ilaley, are 8:80 new series, Indlanoplls Sym­ Regulation W, relating to con­ Bv Many Friends s. This netarorli has phony; 4:80 Highways to Health; the police headquarters Monday bung in the council rooms. tor of the Union church, will offi­ Coastal guns keep on the alert That committee earlier this year Starts Tomorrow! sumer credit The amendment MEN’S SHOPS ta^loylng girt messengers S:80 Landt T ^ and Curley. night is being sought by local and Postpone Meeting ciate. Burial will be In Grove Hill with occasional bursts of target made a forecast—almost on the , state police. He recently complet­ Because of the ' bomb demon­ cemetery. becomes effective October 26,1942. practice. Dlmout regulations are nose—that In 1942 it, was possible ' time. BLU—1:48 Vincent Lopes Orches­ The changes are technical or ad­ Mr..and Mrs. Norbert Minder, tra; 8 The Three R’s. Variety; 4 ed a term in the Tolland County stration to be held on November observed to the letter. The OCD’s who were married Friday, October “births of all types of concerns I Jail Imposed on a breach of the 12 and the request of the Defense ministrative, designed to Improve auxiliary policemen practice for would range between 10 and 12 Menderson, attempting to Club Matinee. MBS—13:80 U. the practical workings of the reg­ 30, in Clinton, Mass., were greatly a "A Hmdn ' 8. Navy Band; 3:80 Mutual Goes peace charge arising out of alleged bouncll that no conflicting en­ Hartford Times possible enemy-created emergen­ surprised on their return Monday per cent of the total concerns in , window peeping. He Is wanted by gagements be held that evening, ulation. cies by directing traffic in foot- business, or between 215,00(J and ions," is starting a Calling; 8:48 John. Burgess, bari­ One of the changes relates to night from a wedding trip to New 260,000 new enterprises.” - under that tttte tone. the draft board, who report that Margaretba Lodge, O.E.8., has ball-created emergencies. York City, to find a group of per­ he has failed to report for his postj^ned its meeting until No­ Foreman Is Dead the sending out of listed articles Plane detection nets and air ’^ e committee haa estimated, "on approval." This may not be haps 50 of their friends had as- that more than 1,000 new concerns physical examination. He was ar­ vember 19. bases up and down the coast are sembledl at , the home of Mrs. rested Sunday night on a charge done if th« customer’s charge ae busy, with fighter planes racing up open their doors each business day : 1080 of breach of the peace. Relief Corps Meeting Minder’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. and that about an equal number , 1S80 There will be a meeting of Bur­ Hartford, Nov. 4—UP)—Daniel J. count is In default under the reg­ to check on the Infj^uent uniden George W. Gibbon of 60 Walnut Kilocycles WURC Kilocycles Observed Birthday ulation; and If it is an Instalment tlfled aircraft, and^ombers shut­ close. When the number of new ; Former Mayor John P, Cameron pee Woman’s Relief Corps this O’Brien, 55, member at the Hart­ street, to give them a party. The enterprises openlfig- their doors' evening at eight o’clock in the G. sale that is in contemplation, the tling back and forth on submarine observed his 7Sth birthday on ford Times composing room staff seller must obtain, at or before Gibbon home was beautifully dec­ dally falls below that of the en­ Nov. 4 Wedneeday, Nov. 4 A. R. hall. A members supper patrol. orated with chrysanthemums and Tuesday. At the office of the M, since 1908 and day foreman the the time of delivery, a deposit Nerve center of all this area. In terprises closing down, then the ! P. M. Stevens St Sons Company he will be served at six o’clock with late fall flowers. general business population de- i Mrs. May WelLs as chairman. At past 10 years, died early today 4t equal to the required down pay­ fact as well aa in feeling,*, is San The buffet table had for its cen­ ^0—Story of Mary Marlin. 3:00—David Hamm. was presented with a large basket St. Francis hospital after a short ment. Francisco. Headquarter^ for cUnes. 1 -Ma Perkins. 8:18—NewA of flowers and other gifts. Mr. the meeting Miss Gertrude Fuller illness. terpiece a three-tiered wedding Figures which Dun and Brad- ; will be the guest speaker and she Another change permits the de­ General DeWltt, for the \ 2th cake Tyith miniature bride and Pepper Young's Family. 8:20—St. louia Matinee. Cameron entered' the employ of Formerly active In politics, Mr. livery of small listed articles (cost­ street will release Nov. 15 in its :4ft—The Rit^t To Happiness. ’^ill have for her subject, “Our Naval district, for the Fourth Air bridegroom. A delMous salad 8:30—Songa of the Centuries. the Hockanum Mills Co:* as a boy O’Brien had served the city of ing no more than $5.00) to charge Force. Dun’s Review will show that: I iftQi—Backstage Wife. 4 00—News. and has been employed by the City from a Joumallst’a Point of Hartford as an Alderman for two supper was served, and a pleasant Biurtness “births" so far this | View " Plans will be completed account customers even though Reasons Harder to Segregate ^venlng was enjoyed. 18—8Una Dellas. 4:18—Afternoon Melodies. concern for about fifty years terms and was a member of sev­ the merchant does not check the: The reasons for the feeling are year totaled 245,000, compared { Jones. 4:48—War News. ' Council Meets for the fair which la to be. held on eral Aldermanic committees. *Mrs. Minder, who was the for­ with 338,100 in 1941, whUe busi- j NovemUer 18. accounts before delivery to see ff harder to segregate. Los Angeles mer Miss Elizabeth Anna Gibbon, ■Young Widder Brown. 4:88—National News. A brief meeting of the Common Mr. O’Brien came to the Times they are in default, provided the has the airplane plants, but has ness “deaths” so far in 1942 were | -When a Girt Marries. 8:00—Ad Liner. Council waa held Tuesday eve­ Dance Tonight as a printer on OcUber ft. 1908 and received a choice and varied col­ 312,500, compared with 330,60() in The Lucky Five C3ub will hold merchant promptly requests any more space' in which to absorb its lection of gifts. —Portia Faces life. 8:40—Memory . Lene. . ning. Two petitions were received begame day foreman about 10 customer whose account he finds wartime expansion. Seattle is just the same period of 1941. " ~uot Plain BUI. 8:48—Ben Beihle. both of which were granted, a bara dance this evening at the years ago. He was a past presi­ Princess ballroom on Village to be in default to return his pur­ crowded, if not more so, but 98 Fewer “Births” ;4B—Front Page FarrelL 6:00—Newa. • James J. McGowap for an add! dent of Local 127, International chase or pay for It immediately. remains largely sober and matter- Thus—there were 93,000 fewer ; l;0ft—News. 6:08—War Commentary. tion to a shed 6x5 on Regan street. There will be both modem Typographical Union. and old fashioned dancing with This change is designed to facili­ of-fact. . . "births" this year than last but a t ' irtS—History In the HeadUnes 6:10—Sporta. street; and Wilfred and Mrs. Eld- He waa married April 30, 1917, tate the operations ^ merchants But S u Francisco, always ' a the same time the number o f ! nnniVERSRRY ESgh Grade Suede with Prof. Andre Schenker na Luts for two dormer windows Neff’s Old Saw Mill Gang furnish­ to the former Miss Mary G. Mor­ YouMkAhvap^ 0:18—^Today at The Duncans. ing the music for the dancing. who at busy times have found it cosmopolitan city, is almost burst- "deaths" were 18,100 fewer. ^ SJO —Musical Appetlxere. 8:30—Keep Working, Keep Sing­ In rear of present house at the rissey in Waterbury. He leaves his physically Impossible to check ac­ Ing with an undercurrent of ex­ But th-.t there is a decline In comer of Hale and Lewis streets. Norman Baudin will be the widow, a daughter. Miss Kathleen SHHITS • ft :4B—Lowell Thomas, commen- ing, America. counts before making deliveries. citement. It’s not just the uni­ the business population is shown tfttor. The Corporation Counsel Byron prompter. O’Brien, three sisters and several GonstiraMK- 6:45—Tile 'World Today. Members Tea nieces and nephews. ■ A third change permits credit forms, for you'll see as many in -^by the Dun and Bradatreet refer­ THE FAMOUS REGAL QUALITY— T:00—Fred Waring In Pleasure 7:00—Amos ’n’ Andy. Yost, repo|-ted that a visit was sales to customers whose charge Seattle. It’s not because of the you don't eomet fsnlt^ iriac tauta. ence books which note that now made to the section near High­ The Ladies Aid society of the Funeral services will be held la UtlM msanttins to bsh> tnsurs eentts 'nme. 7:18—Harry Jamea. accounts are in default by amounts night life, for New York has more yet taoroisph bowel morsments—take the total number of businesses— A REAL VALUE AT J a c k e t s Saturday from his home in Wind­ T:18-^News of the World. land avenue where there have Union thurch will hold a mem­ Dt. 7:80—Easy Aces. bers tea on Thursday, November sor. less than $2.00. This change is and in greater variety. It’$ not Meranu' Olive Teblets. manufacturing, wholesale and re­ 'iSO—Oongressman Monkiewics. 7:48—Mr. Keen—Ttscer of Lost been numerous disagreements In designed to relieve both merchants because of the seaport, fo r' there Olive Tbblcts are simply mmdsr/ul tail—is about 2,124,000, compared :4»—H. V.. Kattenbom. ^ regard to the street line. He sug­ 5, at three o’clock In the church not only to relieve eonstlpetlon m(t elso Persona. parlors. A social hour will follow Pollc* .ftrreat Detective and customers from a requirement are others just as important which to stir up liver bile secretion and tone up with 2494.100 in November-De- :00—Adventures of ths Thin 8:00—Nsleon Eddy. gested. that City Surveyor Ban­ that is frequently bothersome out lack the lame air. Intestinal rauseulsr setlon. ISS. 30S,T~ ' cember, 1941. Mao. croft be empowered to survey the business meeting and every 8:30—^ . Christian—Jean Her Emporia, Kaa.—(fl>)—Everything of all proportion to its importance It’s just distinct if indcscrib- Follow label directions. AU (' Some Of Reasons Offered ; 8:80—Tommy Dorsey. this, section to ascertain If the member ta urged to attend. These are some of the reasons B. V, D. 1.87 shblt. 9:00—Eddie Cantor. present path, now being used is Mrs. Nettie Dawson Howe looked suspicious all right The 8:55—Cecil Brown—Newa. stranger sat in his parked car offered on why people are not now jK 9:80—Mr. District Attorney. that which was designated as Mrs. Nettle Dawson Howe, 80, rushing forth to open new enter­ SHORTS F U u m d M 9:00—Bob' Bums, Arkansas widow of Frank Howe, died this while Police Chief Charles ;»0:00—Kay Kyser's College of Mu- Highland avenue in the maps on prises: S Steal Knowledge. Traveler. record with the’ city. The council morning at the Niles street hos­ O’Brien’s men siezM him up. Final, JERSEYS 9:30—Lionel Barrymore, Mayor Material (portages, manpower P a i a m u s ^ ' 5ll:0O—News. voted that this work be carried pital In Hartford. She waa bom m ly they hauled him In. He had shortages, government restrictions BRIEFS Excellent Quality! Top Grade Skins! Irrb ^ 1:18—Three Suns. of Ouf Town. out. Rockville .April 19, ^862, the papers lo prove he waa a visiting 10:00—Great Momenta in Music. on use and sale of vital materials, descent Rayon Lined! Zipper Front! Bi-Swing "^ :8 0 —^Author’s Playhouse. A's the city’s fiscal year ends on daughter of Richard and Eliza­ detective trying to trail an evil the prospect that many would-be gUtOO—News. 10:8ft^Man Behind the Gun. November 16, the next meeting of beth Bryant Dawson. She leaves doer. Back! Sizes 36-46. $ 1 - 8 7 11:00—News. new^uslnessmen would be called 9 f « - $ 1 . 0 7 ^ : 0 8 —Paul Martin’s Music. into military service, and the gen­ ''83:80—Ray Mace’s Music. 11:06—Sports. 4V Onallty! Plenty ^ fancies and whites Valve 52.49! . 11:10—William L. Shirer -News; eral uncertainties of war. WHILB Temorraw's Progiaas 11:18—Dance Orchestra. ~ Some \automobiles, automobile in all/favorite collar styles. THKY LAST! A-M. 11:30—Dance Orchestra. acceasory.^gas household appli­ Reversible Capeskins $10*87 ; 8:00—^Reveille, Agrt. Newa 12:00—News. ances —would hardly be fertile Warmly-Lined / All pre'fihrunk'V «:3ft—News. fields Tor new business and thus Tomorrow's Program / Buy Now for Christmas! CORDUROY .4:80—Doye O’DeU. A. M. . ...Y ou cfin cut down by that much the chance Poplin Jackets^ *4:48—Reveille. for fresh enterfirfBes. Wind and Rain 7:0O-N#ws. , Showing Net Loss SHIRTS 4:88—News. 7:10—Shoppers Special. Resistant... 7:00—Morning Watch. Co«^' The greatest aveitee mortality MIIHnry Poeksto 7:48—Robarts Program. rate ia always in the^^taii field 8KH)—News. 7t85-gNewa. spot ,it every time <8:18—World News Roundup. and Waiter Mitchell, Jr,, research 6 3 - 8 7 8:00-^ ew s at the World. director for . Dun A Bradatreet, . '8:80—Women's Radio Basaar 8:18—Shoppers Special— Music, 9 ^ 8 7 Wear It Opea Or WNh with Nan Clarke. says every retail group currently a TIo — Both Ways Urns. N making a ban'8.eys or is showing a net loss in population. / A 84.08 Vatoe! 8:88—Program Parade. , 8:30—Nswa You've a Wiener! 9:00—Music WhUe You Work. nuking a loft drink there *But so far in this country there An byarcoat 9:18—Treasury Star Parade. 8:38—Shoppers Special—contlau- FIRST MARK-DOWN I has been no direct limitation 'on ed. are no 8hoft cuts to *'know«how^« the opening of new business or th^. Sweaters 9:80—“Food Newa" / > 9:48—String Tima - /- 9:00—Preae Newt. extension of trade lines (such as a an^ a Topcoat 9:18—School of'the Air. That’s the cxplsnsdon of why so modi ZIPPER COAT STYLES 30:18—The O'NelUa filling station operator selling SPORT HOSR FLANNEL 10:80r-Help MaU. i 9:48—Victory Front. •ads&ction is pocked into the pause that shirts and socks) if a would-be 10:00—Valiant Lady. huslnesa man can find a way of OR CREW NECKS ROBES 10:48—Young Dir. Malone. refredtes with ice This is^ln contrast with what S l o e 8 7 c 31:80—Against the Storm. HIU. Nature’s choicest ingredients €»• has happened in Canada and Great 9 Cavalry Twill 3l:48-7M vid Hamm. 10:45—Bachelors Children. FRIDAY . SATURDAY BriUin. / 64^S7 THURSDAY ■tosMe Tops! .87 Ba> Those Now WhMe -12H)0^noon—Medley Time — Hal 11:00—Mary Lee Taylor. ONLY plain the diflTeicnt kind of rsfiresh> New Boolaces FoiMddea #Zip>In Lining ^, 7 ' Kolb, organist. 11:18—Second Huaband. The C!anadian Wartime Prices Selection ia Oood-.-Pnt 11:80—Bright Horisona. ment you get in Coca-Cola. and lYade Board this week froze'ft ,\way fMT ChHstaMW F.'M ; ■■ 88c Quality! SCravenette Shower-Proof G ina! ^33:18—1-uncbeonalres. 11:48—Aunt Jenny's Stories. variety of business establishments 12:00—Kate Smith Speaks. iA ' Our orders of merclUMidide reaebed us too Inte, at their present status and forbade 12:30—Marjorie MilU Hour. A finished art in its nuking creatas P. M. but we bnd tq accept tbetn.. .and now we find that Btartlnft ot Bsw businesses except • SMART COLOR combinations 1:00—News. we have a surplus stock siu hand. 1:18—Aunt' Jenny’s Real Life 12:15—Big Sister. its original taste. You've nevw fimnd by permit Fortunately YOU oie the one who benefits by our at • ATTRACTIVELY STYLED A $ 3 5 ,0 0 Value at only * Stories. 12:80—rHomance of Helen Trent this deUcioos taste in anything also The creation new Canadian 1:80—Big Sister. 13:45—Our Gal Sunday. 1st MARKDOWN SA LE o f , Junior Mias and Wo­ ( selling outlets, stocking of lines of • ZIPPER POCKETS 1:45—Here Comes the Band. 1:P0—News. men’s bresaes, MilHnery, Suits, Sweaters, Skirts, except in Coca-Cola haclL The eami goods not alraady -handled and • SIZES 36 TO 46 - SJumpera, and Slacka. moving to larger premiaea was 2:00—Concert Miniatures. . 1:05—Do You Remember. skill guarantees the unique quality yog ■ 2:15—conn. Men and Women in l-.15-rMa Perkins, ~ - Why not come tai and take advantage e< ear* also prohibited except by permit the War—Jane DUlon. 1:30-.V1C * Sade. .FIRST MARKDOWN SALE! ciqiwct in every drop of this bast liked ’^he order applied to nianufaciu^ 3:80—Little Show. 1:45—The Goldbergs. erai; wholesalers, retailers aind tra soft drink op Earth. types of oervlce buslnasses, HOCKMEYER 3:4ft—Day Ilreatns with Bud Ral 2:'0O—Young Dr. Malone. K • DRESSES: Junior Mias, sizes 9-17. and 4ie y .■ la Ewgiaitd the clamp waa ap- 2:15—Joyce Jordain—M.D. . plied much earlier on new enter' ■ 3:88—News. 2:30—We Love arid Leam. Women’s half aizes, 16*4>24'/2. Note Jhow Coco-Cola goes beyopd mere­ Silks — Woolens— Velveteens mlsesi or expanded selling lines. JSOlUl^UROY 2s45-^Life Can Be Beautiful. ly quenching .your thirst to m vo a do> TOO U. B. Department of Com' The coat that haa"~everytlilRg. ~Mtyle, smartneen, BaskeliMJl Plays Good due $3.98 • $4.98.15.98 • $6.98 , meroe have noted that the British durability PLUS double nee! The lining zips out Vote Too Heavy lightful aftor-eense of refreshment. Horo’s and you have a topcoat. With the lining In, you Bkhart, Ind.—(J>)—City detec- Board ed Trade pixfiiibited opening • SUITS: A few Tailor Made in smaltsises. (energy that you can rcaRy fecL B e sure of toi-^oodstorea after. Jan. 1, have a 'eomfortable overcoat. See this great coat >iives' solved B series of burglaries Alameda, Idaho—

— The vote Trousers today! 814.98 . 1948,!oV the addltfca|jK)f new lines kere with basketball plays—and was too heavy in one precinct, yes­ you get ^ real iMiig. There’s no coOa- eoeagl by license. ; here’s how that trtek waa done: terday. Chtizena thronged into the • SKIRTS: Plaids, aolid colors and greys, parison. Call far ice-cold Coca-Cola by AvesUgating a rastaurant bur- viUage hsdl. The floor gave way $2.98 ty, officers found a set of bas- and fell two feet to the ground. its full name or by hs frm ilhr abtaro- 100% NEW WOOL CAMEL ball plays. On a tour of county No one waa hurt. Eaection officials' Reds to Collate .87 ' artioola they found the coach who I SWEATERS: 100% wool, ail colors and viadon—Coke. The best Is always the e righted their equipment, and care­ . 52.98.13.98 had laaued copies of the ptaye to fully. rationed their voters there­ sizes. bettor buy. Invaders Crimes t o team. The boye were told to after. turn in their copies and the youth Whe waa unable to do eo quiaily The a n th i^ te coal mine at guilty to the reetaurant Mdeeow. Nov. 4-«f^-.IM abliiih> • 4 SOLID COLORS . , p Summit HlU, Ra., has been burn­ ■seat eft a special Soviet oonnfis. tovetui otbere. ing aince 1860. Ounoor aeden calb fw a tsfrothlas indoor •. FREE ALTERATIONS « ‘ toacUon. It calls tor lea-OoldOocmOola. It’S aloa to ooUate a record of “the only a Uttlo thliis. but tho bis thliMi It doss ertmea afV m Oermea Feartst id- poopls mako h tbo bttt llksd vadara and their aecompUcaa" w : ob Earth. * nanounoad today. By dagrea of Prasidont Michael a a a a SHOP FOR CHRISTMAS NOW! • • • • DINE AND DANCr Kalfoln, the eommlarion is to' de­ termine loasae suffered by collec­ George Smith's Music 7 tive farms and aodal orgaidzattons ^ PO& THE BOYS IN SERVICE WoftlaM liinUi dio nipplr of CoraOila. Tboto times and, wharavsr poertbla, “aotabUsh T«ay Oiirii^t i^id His. Xylophone the identic of the GerAen Fascist During wbsn you cannot igt It, fsmsmbsn Coke, betog fint ‘Swank Jtamp Kite . . $ 1 .5 0 -$ 2 .5 0 Soft. SwMt Mitiic for Your ALL OUR BETTER MILLINERY criminals guilty of the organisa­ T h is S ale! cbo4cs,^*sM* ont ftrtt. Atk for it each time. No soattsc tion or tiw execution of criinas in Swank Sewing Kits DANCING PLEASURE Including Missy and jMatromi; and Tie lest I occupied Soviet territories in order 51.00 • 52.00 how thoct tbo ntpply.tho quality of Coca-Cola ca r b o n . 100% Wool ‘ Fur Hats op to $4.98 i$ always the helier h ty l to pass them over to court and 53.00 puniMi them severely.'* Sleeveless Sweater DANTE^S(A t tos Oaatop) •* Abmiw the oommlaeton mem< REBIEMBER! Shop Thursday, Friday and^ Saturday aa merchandise will go badi to •onus sHset AOTsotirr or nis,coCA.cotA eearAHV sv hen ti t o Mrthor, Alexei Tolstoi. r m r i N c h o ic e p o o d s a n d l k ^u o r s its original price after nn|o. COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, BABT HABTFORO, CONN. m ..... Vo !■■■■ M ■ I ■ ! ■ -I mill I till I I I ■ ‘ I f ? 7CHRSTER EVENING HERALD. HANCHE8TER. CONN. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 4 .194S SIANCHEOTBB EVENINO nCRALb. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, tion it has now been decided to Believed Republicans 5353485348534848534853532323484853534848482323232348534853484853234823232353324823532353 take the '$20 offered to each house 2,400 SignT^w Preparing for a Dance { district had ahowit-the sama aj- was said th it Hitler would face Reach Accord owner, buy paint and next spring Mothers’ Club grasaiva Independahca they did in Impossible dlfficulUes, In negotiat­ HEALTH AND DIET ■ --v - ■ have the houses painted in a Men in the employ of the MaatllMitf ing the snow and mud of early painting, bee. Uactlnf Mr. WilUanl H. Mortan- ADVICE, eosTNiaMT, insa, In Pine Acres To celebrate the successful end­ For Fuel O ^ u th e n r New Bkigland Tele­ Sponsors TaUc aan to tba state senate from the Norwegian spring. But strike ing of the trouble without going phone Company- while work- LOVELY! Ibming Snatt MM aaitViea. inc. aacond Hartford diatrict, the de­ swiftly and in force over Impos­ Famished by the McCoy BY WILLIAM WOOPS to court, the association last night ng on East Center street, just Health Sendee, Carporation Agrees to Estimate Half of Those rth of Main street, this Mrs. M. R. Richardson . 9SSS^S S f m c feat of Mr. MiUer could easily sible mountain-’trails was what voted to hold a party at the Gar- mbrnlng spilled a can of h o t: f RAYON TAFFETA It BImmU atr*«t he dfd best. Addresa oommimlcattons to DM tenhaus, in Woodland, on Novem­ have been accomplished. We did The Story: All Norway Is pre­ to me.” She was buttoning her place.” He ^as walking with bead A dozen pictures raced through Pay Half the Cost of ber 18. Mrs. Gilbert Saegaert of Requiring Fuel; An­ paraffin on the roadway. It eet | To Talk at Cheney KAMkMtar Oonn. In the campaign of the west. It Herald, Atteatlua McCoy paring for revolt against Nazi bowed, hands clenched In the hAb brain, but hla dark expresaion- as soon as*it fell because it; TSOMAM rBKOnSOM not stir any section of the voters Health Servtoa. cuffs. "Not to me.” she repeated . Repainting the Houseg. 72 Linnmore drive will arrange other Session Today. Library November 17. BEDROOM ENSEMBLES' 0«n«r«l UMAfcr to such a policy toward Mr. Mil­ was through terrain considered rule. Gunnar Brogge, leaving the a little more lou^y. pockets of his trousers. ”I think less face gave no sign. Men, for reservatlona which must be ; was coH This made the road ' B^widad Octobar 1. 1111 1 ofllM, of Dr. Stensgard, finds an | Gunnar*s face 'grew dark. “Ev- 1 have worked out a plan. It's been trenches, barricades. "Before the ” ^ ; so slippery that it was danger- I ler, and that Impotence we cheer­ militarily Impossible that the Ger­ made by November 10. MATCHING BEDSPREAD- Bvarr BrantnE Exoapi Vegetables and Vitamin A - angry crowd facing a row of 0>total ot 2,400 persons reVis- ; out to walk on it. - The Mancheater Mothers’ (^ub ida^a and Holldajra Enttrad at fully admit To the new,, con- man armies advanced for their de­ man trodps who enforce an order said fiercely, ’’wtll be with us. months, and now that this has thoughtfully, "each man will have tered for oil yesterday at five lo­ i Some persona thought that i is sponsoring a talk to be given by , K it Offlca at Manohaatar, builders of the homes in Pine clatton will be held on December 1. VANITY SKIRT AND DRAPES greesman good luck, and inay his cisive slash past Sedan. Vitamin A may be provided forbidding the fishing boats to , | count the Torgersens and come about. It begins to grow his special task. If we wait for Acres Terrace, haa agreed to pay cal schools. 'This is estimated to ; the Republicans were getting r Mrs. Myra Reed Richardson, j of naw aa Sacond Claaa Mail Mattar. the snow, we can use skis.” , be about half qf the number in ' ready for a block dance to -; record be such that even we can In Libya, just this past sum­ more abundantly In the diet by se­ leave. Gunnar rratores peace by women. But if we wait clear. We wlU talk about It to­ half the coat of repainting the gUBSCRIPnON BATBd hlspering to the men that be has until the whole country ia ready night. I think It is a way by The sun rose higher and highest' Manchester to register, although ' night by waxing the floor. The ' Hartford road, at the Mary Che­ (.00 approve it without reservations mer, it was in the midst of heat lecting plenty of green and yel­ Teachers to Act ney Library, Tuesday, November Taar by Mall ...... 76 good news. it will be too late. They made no which . . . by which we could even, The sea lay calm. The stern houaea in the area against which the reports as turned in by oil ' men in the employe of the ; THE BEDSPREADS Month by Mall two years from now. which every commentator agreed low vegetables. It has been estlmsr ridged hills, like giants, gazed compainta had been registered by dealers would lead a person to be­ telephone company knew the ; 17, at 3 o’clock in the afternoon. tla ...... I. a01J plans in Stoksund, and so they win.” This is a part of the Library’s ob­ Beautiful Quilted Bed- ^ lyarad Ona Taar ...... would make fighting Impossible ted that from 30 to 40 per cent of Pina of Action were slaughtered before they had Solvelg, seeing the strange, In­ down at the little shelf of land thb members of the Pinos Civic As Hostesses lieve that there • were about 10,- . real reason, however, and for : spreads. Single or double v/here the town lay. In terrible 000. This was due to persons pur­ i, the next two hours were busy ; servance of annual Book Week, MEMBER u r that General Rommel made the the vitamin A value of modem Chapter IV a chance,” tent look to his eyes, realized why Association. As a result the mem­ which this year is from November size with lavish flounces TBB ASaOClATBO PRESS Britain The Arsenal “Good enough,” she said impa­ in this unsure,' disjointed world, peace, between them and the sea. bers bf the association last night chasing their oil in the -past from I scraping the coating froth the •..$9.98 greatest advance of all his Libyan diet comes from the use of vege­ Like a warm, muscular animal. The boats, with slender masts, sat The Teacher's club of Manches­ more than one dealer. Ekich dealer 16th to 20th. Tba Aaaoolated Praaa la axolu^alaa. tables having green or yellow col­ Solvelg was watching him. tiently, "good enough, but you men looked up to him. She was voted to drop all minor complaints. ter will act as hostess at the j road. ! aalltlad to tba uaa ot ?*; There are Americana who, with campaigning. have'only the doctor's word.” proud. ’'Tonight, then,” shj(s .lald, empty in the placid water of the The agreement was reached, it turned in a list of persons they v ---- - ... - -- Mrs. Myra Reed Richardson haa in ot all nawa diapatohaa cradltad Willkle, wish that some construc­ Add that the Malayan jungle oring. Come,” she said. “This beating harbor. 'The pigeons wheeled high­ first of the month dance given for had served, according i to their lived in Manchester for the last THE DRAPES ' ^ It or not otharwlaa cradltad In A report on a fairly recent sur­ about the bush. Outwlth It.” •'I’ve thought of that. We meet "don’t talk nonaense. And make was reported after a conference the soldlera stationed here of the three years. She has held many in­ a paper and alao tba local nawa tive solution could be found to was certain to stop the Japs, and tonight at Osterholm’s to talk to very sure before you start. You er over the tense and silent between the officers of the cor­ books As a result there are dupli­ once does not mean that oil will Luxurious Drapes with vey shows that city diets are like­ Lars, do you have outboard square. , Coast Artillery this evening at cations. not~ be delivered by the dealers'. teresting positions in the field of Mlabad haraln. Britain’s probleip with India. The you have reason enough to hope ly to be low in vitamin A. The motors?” the man Hammer, and outline a know the men will follow you.” poration and the committee from quilted top pleats and rlabta of repnbllcatlon ot plan of action.” They passed a shop • window ■‘Give me the names.” the aaaociation at Judge Edwin tlje Legion Home on Leonard At Each of Schools They will continue as uaual and journalism. Among them are: Re­ quilted tie-backs ... $7.98 jlal dlaoatcbaa haraln ara alao editorial reception given Mr. Wlll- that the Russians aren’t too con­ use of 3 to 3‘/i pounds per person Yes,” the old man cried excit­ street. Commander Clarke an­ when the ration poupona are ready porter on the Los Angeles Herald iarrad ______"Who meets?” where dusty little dolls In peasant He looked carefully about. Ryan’a office in Hartford, to go The largest number yesterday kie's remarka on the subject by fident that the NasU won’t try per week of vegetables, together edly. ”Of course. Three of them.” costumes, green and red, with Then, taking her arm, he started over the complaints that had been nounced this morning' that the to register waa at the High school they will collect them. and the Chicago Record, contribu­ with the use of milk, butter and I want you to put them in a "Some few we can trust. I want orchestra from Ute Coast Artillery Today’s Registering Houra tor to the New York Times Book Pull aorvlca client of M. E. A. British .newspapers indicates, tha Caucasus in winter, the one to give you their names. You Norwegian flags In the hems of to list them off to her. She re­ registered. where 800 filed. The Hollister THE VANITY SMRTS irvlea Ine. eggs, will provide enough vitamin safe place. If anyone . . . mind peated after him to get them sure To Do Own Painting Band would furnish the music. street school was second with 750. This afternoon, starting at 3 Review Section, and for seven Pull Vanity Skirts with clearly enough, that the majority time every one has agreed they you. anyone . . . comes in asking must carry them the news.” their dresses had been lying since o’clock, the workers will again be Pabllahara Repraaentatlvea. Tha A. These vegetables should In­ “What do we do?” the summer of the year before. In her mind. They pressed close The corporation had reported This will be the third of the At the Nathan Hale 600 register­ years, editor-in-chief of McCall’s quilted top and abundant alloa Mathawa Spaolal opinion In Britain lUelf shares couldn’t. clude : leafy vegetables such as let­ about them, tell him they're sold. to each other, walking side by that it was willing to pay the cost series of dancea which the Legion, at the five schools and will be in Magazine. She has written many flounces...... $6.9.S ■r«w York, Cblcxfo, Detroit |nd "First,” he said slowly, "we The shoemaker’s wife had used to ed and 250 registered at the Man­ session until 9 o’clock tonight. EM- Mr. Winkle’s hope, and wants In every case cited, there was tuce, celery (tops), parsley, spin­ Understand?” must collect gasoline from every sew them for the touri.sts. side. of repainting which was estimated under Commander Clarke, is chester. Green school and 100 at articles and stories which have i^aton. ach, cabbage, and beet tops; gssen Of course.. What else? I can sponsoring for the winter season. son M. Bailey, who to in charge appeared in magazines. something done about it. nothing miraculous In the Axis man in town and hide It in a safe ”I am sure,” he said suddenly. (To Be Continued) at S40 a house. The committee the Buckland school. m k h bbr audit bureau vegetables such as asparagus, take care of more than motors.” then asked if this work was to be The Young Republican club apon- Confusing Question of the oil rationing does not ex­ Last fall her book, "The Sheep SOLID COLOPwS ONLY. . . RCUI.ATIONa victory over weather circum- okra, green peas, string beans, and For the first* time Gunnar done, would the corporation allow ■ored the first dance with the pect aa many today as registered Wagon Family,” a pioneer story There is a large difference, you must, but don’t say I didn't There seems to be confusion in yesterday. He was not able to ROSE DUST Th« Harald Prlntlna Company. etances. The Axis strategists broccoli: and yellow vegetables smiled. “There’s time for that,” the members to do their own Ambulance Tranaporiftion Unit answering Question 9, Section A. for girls, was published. This fall, however, between having an such as carrots, winter squash, he said. warn you. painting and pay $20 towards the state this morning what would be another book for giris, “Sophie of Ine., asaumea no llnanclal reaponel* American critic urge a construe merely assumed that their enemy If you can do all of that plus taking the second in the series It would appear that this answer done for those who are working on AZURE BLUE AND PEACH blllty for tvposraphicnl errors ap- sweet potatoes, and yellow tur­ All three heard the little bell paint. When this was .agreed, the and the Teacher’s club accepted should be "yes,” but the board has the Lazy B,” to scheduled for pub­ 1 — In advartlsemanta In tha would be counting on immunity Washington in Wartime such things as walk aiid run two late shifts and who can not call live solution of a British problem 5 tinkle at the front door of the association accepted the offer. lication. ler Baanlns Hsrald. nips. miles in 20 minute^ shoot moving the invitation for this evening. ruled it should be "No.” After at the schools during the houra which Is Important to all the from attack by difficult routes Try to give your family 2 or 3 shop. The old man hesitated, then By Jack StinneU Registered Complaints answering "No” the persons must It is hoped that a large number idnesday, November 4 servings of these vegetables a day. went out past the curtain. targets (sheets, ducks, geese or Last Augiut residents of Pine mentioned. But provision to made will avail themaelvea of this op­ United Nations, and having de­ and then proceeded to train quail will do), can dress or un­ go on and state why additional oil for this. A person can appear aa troops especially for the success­ The same vegetables which are •What do you want?” Solvelg Washington—A plan it in the . tioning the good old-faahloned cal- Terrace formed an association and Britons Get Kick Was burned for people that have portunity to hear Mrs. Richard­ A Two Party War structive criticism, which merely beneficial by supplying vitamin asked her husband tensely. dress in 4 to 6 minutes, and are later had themselves incorporated. agent for another. It ia also neces­ son. ful negotiation of these routes works for a' complete physical i isthenlca the students wUl be aggressive in competitive sports, They claimed there was poor paint beeh..^ll or will likely be ill during sary that the signature of those THE TEXTILE STORE serves the Ooebbels aim 4f drivr also supply vitamin C, iron, He put a hand on her arm. They I reconditioning of American youth ' asked to jump into about 10 hours then you have arrived at the point jobs on the house! and that many From Elections the comtog year, Aa proof of this who own the house be secured, in I A. L. SLOCOMB, Prop. Any one who had any idea that ing a wedge between two allies In their present advance, the calcium and cellulose. The cellu­ listened. It waa Kasper Torgersen a week additional of competitive a doctors .certificate will be need­ order to have the application in i. 913 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER NEXT TO THE SAVINGS BANK lose Is imjlgestlble and hence acta outside, asking the old man for in high schools so that they qan where you con enter the armed other defects were noticed. They this coidd be made into a one who must _ stick_____ together ___ „if either____ Nazis have come approximately sports, mass athletics, weeK end forces or war work without flinch­ engaged the services of a lawyer ed, but thehs. will be no form proper form. jiP ty couptiy for the duraUon of I ^ achieve any kind of vie- to the northern opening of two as a bulk-producer and aids regu­ cotton thread; They heard his step directly Into the armed forces camping. tondon, Nov. 4—(P) —Britons, ready to file With the board until Today the dealers were still reg-^ 23484848533153534823235323534853234853534848485348482353535323234848234848485348535353 larity of the Intestinal elimination gruff voice. While Malken was ing. and named a committee to r i.^ - who have not voted In a general Rummage Sale w«r had hia idea forcibly re­ important military roads across or into the wartime labor front , Ultimately this 10 hours of ter the complaints. > after November 22 on this quss- Istering at the Lincoln achooL tory in this war. There is a Vitamin A is stored to some ex­ evidently looking through the with no effort whatever. extra-curricular activity would election since 1935, got a vicarious tion. ^ ^ vised yesterday. It is going to oe the Caucasus. Going by the map tent In the body but for best re­ Several conferences were held political kick today from returns THURSDAY. NOV. 8. 9:15 on large difference between Mr. Win­ drawers, they heard him Inquiring It will be announced soon by be increased to 15 a week, with Hens Utying Fewer Eggs and both aides appeared to be fair To Continue Delii’erips Advertisement— * • two party country. If there was and the season, tryipg to follow sults should be received dally. It how the fishermen took the con­ the U. S. Office of Eklucation. In such things as woodcraft," camp of the United States balloting. It has been advised th^t any ST. MARY’S PARISH HOUSE kle’s friendly, constructive criti­ appears to increase resistance to in the claims and counter claims. One London newspaper made \ Central Parking ia handy to liocnst Street Entrance Advertise in The Herald— Pays thing clear in yesterday’s cism. and Biiping comment which these roads in winter would be fiscation. “After all,” Torgersen November and December, nine craft, swimming, aviation ground Belvidere, 111. —John C. The chief objection was the condi­ person who has found it nec^gary infections, especially those of the was saying, ”I own a , third of regional Institutes will be held in schools and gliding in the regular the election the principal story of in the past to use additional oil be­ stores and offices. Main, comer St. Mary’a Wonuui’s Auxiliary. itiBoUng, It was that the voters seeks to infer that Britain is not the most difficult way imagina­ breathing passages and urinary Weigel, regional Office of Price tion of the paint on the houses. the day. Others gave it unusual Locust street. those boats. If I don't complain, the nine army corps areas., • To routine. Administration chief, aald some of This was caused by sand blowing cause of sickness, fill out the an­ willing to divide responslbll- carrying her full load in this war. ble for the Nazis to reach the tract. It helps to maintain a nor­ surely they have no right.” display. Most of them printed the swers under question No. 9 and New York, Cincinnati, Boston, All of this has grown out of the local aages clucked knowing­ from the- streets while the paint returns on front pages. Nevertheleaa, both kinds of criti­ Caspian. That makes it the kind mal appetite, is necessary for a Gunnar beckoned to Solvelg and Chicago, Lincoln, Austin, Atlanta, the Army reports on selectees. ly when eggs disappeared from later on when the necessary forms tty- J- r healthy skin, and for normal they went out. "Good morning, waa still wet. The Evening Standard, which are received. The Herald will give T b tn was, It It true, ^ great cism do exist. ’Ths Willkle brand of thing the Nazis have tried to Berkeley, California, and Balti­ American youth, the Array saya, the local storea—it waa all a mat­ To Hold Painting Bee growth In children. It is also need­ Herr Torgersen.” more, outstanding educators and has only 48 tabloid columns in its proper notice ao they can be filled fjg apathy in the election. In finds a friendly reception In Brit­ do at least once in every cam ed for normal keennes.s of vision. is generally lacking in “ability to ter of Inequalities of price ceU- Instead of having the painting war-time editions, devoted two 'Good morning, Gunnar. Good physical education directors will live comfortably and safely in Inga. they asserted. Federal trou­ done by the Manchester. Corpora­ out at that time. The fact that OabneeSrat, for instance, the to- ain. The other kind has its auto­ paign That’s why we hope the A mild deficiency of vlUmln A morning. Fru Brogge." The squat, be called to launch the program. columns to the rcsalta. there will be no coupons ready at apparently produces a lowered re­ open country”—Is lacking In ble shooters sent out by Weigel ttt vote cast fell some 50,000 be- matic answer in the facts of what Russians, who haven’t missed* a heavy man swept off his cap. The idea ia primarily to In­ strength, endurance, g ra in s and came back with the report: "It Is >lad that la 19U, the last straight trick yet, aren’t relying on the sistance to Infection, drynesa of Buying thread,” he said. "These the moulting sejumn for hens and Britain haa done and Is doing In the skin, poor appetite, lack of women Insist we do such little crease the time and the atren- body coordination. atnte contsat Bbt H was, whsn weather to defend tbeee roada for uousnesa of the present phyalcal Other things had to be held up they are laying fewer eggs-" '(Right) This EigtitoenMi this war. called ‘‘night bllnd.iess,” and dl things for them.” He toughed ner­ education program. In recent while the Army youngsters were Century girandole mirror th e llgurei are enalysed. a special It was a proper emphaais of them. Russians arc much more vigor. Imperfect vision at night vously. "My wife haa bought a gestlve disturbances. A severe dC' years the emphasis has been on being taught to climb a rope, catches and rsllecta the apathy, which affected the party these facts which Home Secretary reliable. new sewing machine. Beautiful. “recreational exercises.” It has carry burdens equal to their own Going Back to Horses entire mom hi its convex Bwer more than it did the euc- flciency will pitnluce loss of Runs backwards and forwards. Herbert Morrison, one of the La­ been all easy come, easy go. and weight, vault out of trenches as glaae. 22x$l", $8J$ (m diaHengere. And here weight, retarded growth in chll Wonderful age we live in.” high as their chesU, awlm long Ottawa, 111. (iP)—In praparatlon bor leaders who haa riaen to part­ dren, and an eye diaeass. They nodded curtly and started I let's have fun. For Those, New Type Paints Inference ia clear.. It la that If the high schools follow the distances fully clothed and with for gasoline rationing old-time nership In the gOveniment of There la very little loss of the toward the door, when Torgersen additional weights (equipment), horse drawn conveyance! have ^BBters who might normally have vitamin in the usual cooking meth' called after them. He was leaning suggestions of the Office of Bld- been obUlned for transporting Britain at war, gave In his speech ods. Canned vegetables, and also ucation, all that is going over­ walk and run 10 milea In two out In siqiport of the Demo- Manhattan with one elbow agalnat the coun­ hours, jump and fall without in­ visitors at starved Rock State For Painting Over Wallpaper^ the other day. First hs spoke of By George Tnckar those subjected to quick-freezing ter. hands folded over his belly, board. Physical fitness will be­ ticket reeented that party’s come a part of the total war jury, march a mile In 12 minutes park. One to a four-paaaenger Britain's attituds. retain their vitamin A. and a smile on his long, thin Ups. and lift a person near their own “honeymoon brougham” and tha — ONLY AT McGlLL'S WILL YOU FIND— pt to demand their vote aa Some ot the best sources of the "You are a leader of the men,” effort., Physical education will be other an elght-paaaenger “w e^ "Wa find,he aald, "that soma New York—The theater may viUmln are: green and yellow "glamonzed” in terms of modern weight off the floor and carry him tMeotial to what la really the Torgeraen said now slowly. “They 20 yards in eight seconds. ding coach." Both are about 50 iOxAEMriesn tu k of srtnnlng this P«0P»» talk as though we were find Its place in wartime by vegeUblea, milk, cream, butter, will not forget your, work last warfare. There will ba daily ycATs old. A bobslod will bo usod the Britain of 1776 and othera as procesa of elimination. One ave­ eggs, and various Ash-liver oils, winter with the fleet.” He made a periods of "gym” equal In length conditions That clalnr to a monopoly Vitamin-fortified margarine Is an to other subject .periods. After a Try your own children or your when winter weather if wa wsrs the Britain of 1938— nue which seems to be quite pause and then added. ”Ws will the war waa, la Connoctlcut other good source of vitamin A. hold you responsible for keeping month or more of daily condi- ■elf on a few of these things if [permit. ^aad throughout the nation, the and the second group la only definitely closed is the revival of When you plan your meals for order.” slightly laae out of date than the formerly successful problem plays. the day, think about what green “You mean ..." , cUsf Democratic campaign argu- and yellow vegetables you might • DEHYDRAY y u l ali 'BMBt. K WI& a poor one and first.” "Bird in Hand,’’ a play by John "I mean that first and foremost Drlnkwater which was a hit a possibly. Include In them. Then I am a Norwegian. You know that Mama ho have accompllahed only Giving what he thought the when you go to the store, or to well enough. The Interests of the the purpose of sending Republl- true picture of Britain today, Mr, year’s standing a dozen or eo 1 cupboard, reach out and men are my Interests. But I feel • KEM-TONE to utha a poiuTMllB IBin gooucood numbersnumoera 1I Morrison____ turned______bo the_ fact______that y®*” ,j,^g problem over which 1942 58*^ ^ , ^ou hands have on planned the vitamin to use. A that to, 1 am sure . . . we can 'in its combination of Intense en­ problem over which 1942 1 ^ , ^ have planned accomplish a great deal more if Learn Interior Mdla offending the voters who theater-goers were expected to thoM foods on the table, where we do not act rashly. That la­ ' • ULTRA LUMINAL -'teve osatributed the margin for ergy with the highest order of become excited concerned the love family will benefit from mentable business in Stoksund ‘ the Demoeratio irlctorlea of the technical skill our productive ef­ affair of a Britlah glri an(l a ^em . With careful planning, you yesterday , . .” young man < above her station. I ^^y , possibly double the vitamin Decorating the tpast decade. fort at home la one of the great­ "Where did you hear about est achievements In our history. The father preached humility and content of your meals, that, Herr Torgensen?” Ill Connecticut, this trend haa keeping place from the first scene pear in mind that the vege- The smUe left his face. “Why Thene new type washable paints are ^^iBOduced a wholeaala Republican Thla Small country with Its 45,- to the last, and a dozen years ago l^hhieg which are good for health . it’s all over town. I want to easy way! sweeping the country. They’re easy to 000,000 people baa achieved a war I probably would have aroused tome {he way of adding vitamin A apply and ao economical — thin with I vtetory, with the entire state tlck- assure you. of course, that any water, you know! Ynii can do a won­ at, alx ooagresamen, and conclu- output that standa in the front t sympathy. j poasesa blood-building virtues aa action you may feel obliged to derful Job yourself — one coat even cov­ rank oh either side. Its output per ‘ ■ However, nobody In this age j well. I have prepared a special take win have my support . . . as (Right) The Llbem 'Mva control of the. state senate gives a hoot about istation, xnd iebart showing the vitamin content er* old wallpaper completely. head la greater than that of any a Norwegian, you understand ... . ty Chair; an Etorly all in Republican poaaesaion to- humility la a virtue with little I ©f good vegetable! and fruits. In my full support, even If I disagree. ■ American Windsor country in the world, ally or ene­ virtue. If I am not being am-1 order to secure your copy, just DEHYDRAY -day. 'With the MoLevy vote dwin- But ...” B Mm. (1 gal.) $1.48: I 'i Lbs. (1 qt.) 49e model in black, with to negligible importance, It my.” biguous. You're only on this globe 1 address your request to ' Me(?oy Suppose . . Gunnar maple arms, and Of Britain’a record production. once, and you don’t have to re-1 Health Service In care of this close, peering toward the dodr^ gold eagle and stars, i WaalAclear-cut victory for the spect the wishes of othera who newspaper, enclosing a large, self- flrat aa if he wanted to make sure KEMTONE ~ 80 per cent la shipped overseas. WATKINS $2.9$ Gallon. 98c Quart, $22.59. AQ mapl% [i^gtata tlclut—tha flrat since 1928. would like to have you remain 1 addressed envelope and ten cents they could not be overheard. “Sup­ $19.75 x As other fair-minded critics of a cabinet maker or a gunsmith In coin or stamps. 'n a ie went no flukes involved In pose I were to tell you that there , u l t r a LUMINAL Britain’s war effort bava remind­ or whatever. ia a plan on foot to overpower the BROTHERS, INC. ; I t Cknrenioir-pleot Raymond E. QueatloiM and Answers $2.79 Gallon. . ^ 89c Quart. ed us, it has been Britain, not us, guard, cut loose the boats, and set (Left) Watkins hand dec­ i .Baldwin won Cn. his own appeal Yet there were t'Wo things (Desserta) sail for England." *Bealdee painting over old wallpaper, which haa been the areenal of de­ Queatlon: Fern H. writea: ”W1U ------orated Tole trays come In ! Bad hla own reooriL It la thus a about this Drlnkwater play which Torgeraen flushed, looked at the theee .pafnta can be uaed on plaster, wall- a choice of colors, and I alaar mandats. mocracy up to date. We are un­ made It of more than passing hi' you give me some Idea ehout W'Mt whoee mouth dropped invites you to the board, painted nr unpainted surfaces, black; fruit and flower questionably, aa our population, terest to me—one the character! desserts you consider most health- horror, and then back at cement, concrete, brick. - Am the Republican party thus ful?** I •• A VA sr/\ti iyimH h# BnHD- designs, $1.19 Shop Early manpower and reaources should zation of the father, although not Gunnar. "Are you mad?” he snap­ Bwvea back into opportuiiity and particularly as It waa done by Answer: Those who wish to en­ ped. “That would be theft.” And fllMnog SdB ^0 "Vma m o w * sg ,'seaponalblllty la Connecticut, good Indicate, on our way to taking the Harry Irvine, _ and__ — the other------^ ------a joy health in abundance , _A will V. do| ,then aa an afterthought. "Besides. in tlM paat. A Mducad aalmaBw e will malm 'BapubUcana will make it their first place in United Natlona war greatKrccit jobJOU ofUl actingnUUIIB turned4.UkllV\a in by i wellws*-a to atudy ^ the—- dessert- — . you wouldn’t get 50 milea. But R O S S Every detaff of this Pannayl'vania shoppbig mom trylM aa tba aaaaon advaneaa. production. But even when that *a sparse lltUe------man named" " Harry----- ' ------carefully,- lear^ng^^^^ ♦** —• the aim-13™ ^ courV you are joking." Dutch cedar cheat waa copied ex­ Due to shipping dUMuRtoa Ohriatmaa otoeka huMneas to do their indlviduai pier desaerts which are beneficial | actly from the origlnaL Hand day cornea, there will be no valid Sothern "Yaa.” aald Solvelg. "We are THOS. McGILL, ir. ^ r y In have been aeceived eariy. Shop aarig...riiop best to aee that their party Is Intentionally or not. Drink- to heal. I----- frequently, . recommend I Paints • Wallpapers r. Artists* Supplies 40 Mfaiutee! decorated on slate-blue enamel. tomorreari worthy of this oKwrtunIty and reason for loalng respect for the water made of the father the gelatin, which may h. be served I Gunnar went out. No Strong One of the finest hope cheste ypq plain or may he topped with whip­ CRANE 645 Main Street Telephone 6887 aoold glue he*< $5$. thla reeponsiblllty, to see that it accomplishment of Britain. That worst of the old-time parents as They walked across the center ^ Paint Odor! / they are now viewed. He w*e p y cream. Custards offer another of the broad square. Pigeons from the next two years in proof was, after afi, the only factor that wholesome deasert* Stewed fruits stood between Hitler and victory cemed with his daughter’s morals, the church roof wheeled overhead. the fact that the voters decided which Is credible enough, but by are Ukewtoe excellent. Fruit whips In the doorways of tha ahopa. soundly and well when they dlc- whlto we were waiting for this anticipating the troubles daugh­ offer another change in the des­ man ware standing In UtUe groups. tstsd that eRi* war should be no I war to coma to uSa sert line. Ice cream, when projtoi^ I Bway, some soldiers ter could get Into, he stood out made, to a wholeaome food which one party monopoly. That to the quite clearly as a person with ’an were marching up to a side street o o l of toward the hdtel. There was a 3-D> ISrrlSry TO.r. “y kind of conduct which can make Nazis In The Caucasus tensanesa In the air. this victory really fruitful for Uie Incidentally "Our men have been fighting In There la a possibility, in the ther, yeara ago, and at the time did winter desaert, aa it Is a good party and tor the state and the j they were looked up to as up- Stoksund," Gunnar said slowly. ELECTION DAY HAS COME AND GONE. present Nasi advance up the toot fuel food. Readers desiring further "The dogs,” she buret out, end nation. atandihg. God-fearing men who suggestions are welcome to send hllto of the CaucastM, in the re- I would tolerate no evlL ^ a delighted smile corating In that effort, there to no quea- for Dr. Frank McCoy's article ca31< Interior broad face. . .w tion, we t ^ k , that there will be 18^®** ®* beyond NalcWk, that Hit- ed Healthful Deasert Recipes. To I saw Dr. Stensgard less than ler haa one more dangerous''sur­ Sothern’s characterization of obtain the article, write to McCoy Th^ People Have Made Their only positive, progressive leader­ birdlike little nonentity named an hour ago. He spent half the Coffea $ah$s to Chtoaaa Oilppen- prise left. Health Service In care of thla night .with Knut Osterholm’s cou­ > dale daaign with X-atretoher base ship coming from Governor-elect ianquet, “pronounced BtoJikay; newspapsf and enclose a large, at 2 P. M . The aatural eedar cheat haa been and rimmed top. Genuine mahog­ The danger IS cpntaln^ in sen­ ndt Blanket, aa I am of Franch sin, who escaped:” Thursday, Friday and revived again," this time In a Colo­ 'Baldwin.^ _ If-addressed envelope and^en •’Wlhat does It mean? What any. $ » * $ We look to him. for constructive tences like thla from a Moscow I ancestry,” will be remembered cents in coin or stsmpa. Respective Choices. nial bracket-base design measur­ 'mueh longer than'the revival of about the boats?" ing SS-toebaa long, $29.15 support,, aa be himself pledged in news story: "It to not thought "Hs brought nows that guns are > Reserve the next three afternoons for o n ^ f the most out- “Bird In Hand.” Blanquet travel­ (Morse Wave) bta victory statement tost night. likely that the enemy alms at to be landed all along the, coast:" stending events Manchester has been p riv ile ^ to enjoy m Th$ tide swinfs back and forth aa the elections ed in sardlr.es, as he put- It, and Queatlon; Mrs. Florence They stopped talking for several Of our commander-In-chief. We crossing the mountains on these he was one of those unsuccessful years! \ TTw tbree-panri haek to a toatura writea: “I have heard about ftainutea because the old echool- P**s. In your own Ufa some phases may be simi­ look to him for good, clean gov- roads in any force this Winter.” people who have tried everything treatment and want maater, Sixtus Andresen, was Mr. Crane comes to Manchester heralded by newspapers of this smart little boudoir' ch'air. That, from Russia, which has and stud their convereaUon wlthK^ ,yhy It to used?” coming toward them. He Stepped from coast to coast for his unique method of Interior You know loads of friends who •mment ot Connecticut—^whlch 'to. "I used to be.” In his genteel long-] ” X”rver: The^Morse W a v e ^ a l^ . ^ ^ lar but than ia ona that should not faltar and that want them. Chintz aover% $$.95 aftsr all, one eaaenUal, elementary done so magnlflcenUy In foreaUIl- j^m t he ot tte Sine; Wave, rax av iri white head un to set ration study. YouTl be delighted with the ease with which and Important part of the general ing moat of the Nazi triclu In ^n inadequate attempt tojm i, ^f the atnuiK>id||l cUrreht f ^ r.ce ** * you W ome familiar with the fundamentals of decorating ia your plan of SAVING, f - '! ■ ^ i Ivy wall pot# with of giving the effort for war this war, to somewhat disconcert- cover hla flopping night qhlrt and the currMit to arranged in such al“ **Good ■ morning. Master Andre- whei you attend these “laboratory clinics. During the wrought iron brackets; victory our best We look to him ing. One would not believe that spindly shanks, H a ^ Sothem th'ot It goes and off. WhM sen.” course of each day’s session Mr. Crane will deoirate a com­ Sava consistently from your pay each weak for hand • niade Carolina "(tood morning, Fru Brogge." plete room. In order to follow each step of his simplified Mountain a toned pots, ' immediate ar future need. $1.19. toward the peace which must foi-1 much, would be giUlty of such j Broadway stage In many mf and j ter t°ne_to b^lt up In t ^ m t ^ ^ Gunnar aald In a lower voice, Sessions of I3ie School will be held on our Main Floor. BUY U. ^AR b o n d s AND STAMPS! Wttb which the Herald especially correspondent in queeUon. . In over- “It would be goofl to include him Every home needs a^mod- if he were not ao old. He- hates ■ Consultations with Mr. Crane may arranged for any ern, efficient carpet ewreep- •oneemed Itself was the oongree-l At any rate, a ' sentence bit* ^th the beet of Uton. If It takes I coming’constipation’duo to weak- them more than moat." They both mornW of the three days and also for Thursday evening. er to aupplamcnt weekly ftn—« election In this district Ithat could be proved pretty good ^ revival to fliul^ good part for | neas of the abdominal muaclea - ! 1 The Morae Wave treatment will ex­ remembered how the doctor had vacuum eleanlnga. Bis- 18x21 Desk Pada with genuine Ax oM OotonUI aiodel ta> Oongraaeman Williw J. indication that Hitler does plan 1 Harry SotherpI then let thpre be ercise'the Involuntary muaclea or aald that .old Andresen was the aell’a Vanity in black or leather comers having gold tool­ aplred th(g treatla end table whom wa opposed, went to strike over the sqow-laden j more—-but^t^lease.^M pl€ ^ problem a greaa, $ S .a ing. Heavy board back, complete with its hMdy dmwer. Worn I to no iM ger a proMem. ths control of the wlU, and suchjimew tow to fight the Germans with blottar;, lixown, Uue, green, and pegged antlqus mspi% Into office with the RepuUi- (^ucaaus this winter. $123$ tMe. Our o|ipoeitioa to Um In the Polirii campaign, the one / exsretos to highly bsnsfleial »"d «dtowt g i^ _ . iWuiBonis Bm eu Use ef Heisee productive of good resulto. Even] Solvelg i® ^ ^ ^ te r him. Sto Admission Free The Savings Hank Mri to nalM. precioue little front that was. believed resson- when tha abdominal muaclea Hand deco- We nUUdlaWy segure krae that of the mooh-l^ Columbia, Mo. (JP>—"nie rubbar sahrkedly flabby, thay may atUl bel'donH. have to wau any longer. . , ^ ^ ■ ■ , i toted waite- fLeft) Can you Imagine a baaketa come fgrttot toe heUevad about Mr. MU-1 tain range border between .PoUuld I situation may bring Old Dobbin exercised with the M o ^.. Y^ve.ldght to coming, here t ^ , Md toe However, this treatment should I mor* gneeful lamp table In both Tole r. but toS obviously did not atata 1 and Caecboslovakla. A nd/{hat back, but—If you lead, r i^ , ®^ hot ha used when abdominal In-1 She started rolUng 4®iro her than this lyre-base Dun­ * of Manchester can Phjrfe model with Vulclte this , to to* oowrlcOon of very many I wa.J Wham the aefimap. . tmop. , 1 bia’s streets, you rs breadsbresiong a ftommation to present aa rest tolaleevea "Are' you J™ I. Rod tou done ao, it would' msde toelr most telU ^ entry in- city Attorney A, D. Sspping- needed during inflammatory I asked, grown more eerioua. Her rimmed top ? Genuine year. $1.75 to *» WATKINS** periodaandnotacUvlty, Theelnu-irolce was no more than a WhU- SEBnCE A Mutual Savinga Bank mahogany, $1239 $4.$9 $ $ O T H 5 t S . I M < . ■Bn been oompsratlvely an easy to Poland, weU to the rear of the I ton, preparing to revise city or- e ft O T H I- N C armies . defending the wfttem Ilearned It to unlaw-1 soidal current to espedaUy reooin-|p«’. "We *>»*'* ^ w tor. tha tootors to change I ful to w ieh a horse bn a city! mended for paUents with prolaparl^rsady you IB naulto. V. tor ihatanes, vot' I frontier. ^ • , street.or to hitch him to a Are led organs in whom It to desired to I be you cm say that to Mhlkto of I Mff atosshls { o rlta af this In tl^ Norwegian campaign, it | i«mp post. ] bring about a better, muscle tone. ) to those down on the dock, but not 1^" . '-43 range aa high aa 44,000 la 1940 cans took over Democratic govsr-< for state offices below the gover­ Seven Senate norships in Callifomla, Connecti­ Bolton First IniiatiicOiib nor to achieve their wholesale suc- cut, New York and Michigan. Nine osssss, virtually won this election races remained undecided. secretary, of the state. Although mander announced yesterday. The the chapel of the church. Dr. N. the society is in general charge Of — mariced by the lightest vote In Seats Gained Counting Maine, which voted In With Report 20,000 ballots were printed, only teat will be watched by national Noted Teacher H. Batcbelder, headmaster o f the tre program. She 1s being assist­ liaBehearsals many yesurs—in the urban areas, September, the . 15 Senate beats FishRetains Overnight m 725 servicemen applied for them, officers of the CAP, m i^ n g their Loomis School, Windsor, will be ed by others including Rev. W; Piles—Get Thera they cut so deeply Into nor- brought into or kept in the Re­ and more than 2O0 did not return first visits to thls'State, Lockhart the guest speaker. Dr. Batchel- R:tlph Ward, Jr., pastor of the publican column as a result of Relief Noi msd Democratic pluralities that In Elections Casts 4 0 2 Votes and O f Connet ill their votes. said. To Speak Here der Is well known throughout Con­ citurch. All men's and woman’s B w k ln to within three hours after the polls yesterday's voting were in Iowa, Congress Job Hartford — Cyrus Flanders, necticut and New England in ed­ groups of Manchester are •cordial­ Millions of suffersrs in Uw-1 By Aaodaled Preen .30 years have found a way to riosed at 9 p. TO-, throe hours la­ New Jersey, South Dakota, Ne­ Files Results with AP Hartford director of the United ucational circles and is now the ly Invited, and this invitation' is Famons Pla]r ter than nsual to accommodate the (OesHliraed from Page One) braska, Oklahoma, Delaware, States Employment service report­ Doeont Fear Meqt Rationing president of the Connecticut Peace quick relief from the itching an extended to the public at large. smarting of piles, TTiey use a 4l defenss workers, Baldwin wiped Michigan and West Virginia— By 9:21 p. m.. Holdff Seat Despite Com­ Hartford—Tolls amounting to ed yesterday that men with engi- Headmaster of Loomis Conterence. This World Government day em- W o MI i x C m u o . a nationwide surge that also all now Democratic—and Oregon, lightful cooling,: soothing anffl] out a small eaMy lead assumed by $35,620.04 were collj^ted during Tuerlng degrees of industrial and St. Helens, Ore. (y^—Meat ra­ World Oovernment phisis is a part of a nation-wide Hurley and then rapidly pulled brought them at least seven addi­ Kansas, New Hampshire; Massa­ The Greatest Name in Radio! bined Assault of Two School to Be Here on astringent formula — PetanMk’s r tional Senate seaU in yesterday’s Bolton, inaugurating its new mqchanicpl experience are among tioning won't bother Frank Ca- The object of the Armistice Day tice observation. for » • plHT. "8mU- away as the late reporting rural chusetts, Illinois and idaho— all State the first two months of Operation the^hundreds of white collar work­ Ointment. No wonder one suffer^ congressional elections. Republican in the present Con­ machine for voting in the Parties as Opponents. panna. He started eating crow— Armistice Day. program is not only to remember er writes, “ The Itching and smarL >.• by AUaa LMigdon areas began rolling in with their election yesterday, pplled an 80 per of .the new Charter Oak bridge. ers ^ho are registering for part Embattled Democrats clung te­ gress. and UkedMt. Then be bagged a tiiosc who died In World War I, Afriran IjUior Rules ing were n lieved, and I slept an ___bring brid seyenU normal Republican pluralities. cent vote, and also was the first Beautiful Tone Manager William B. Griffin re­ time industrial joba «M k by n emat from the naciously to the belief that the Democrats elected 10 senators ik ★ 8 Philco Tubes New York, Nov. 4—(A*)—U. S. muskrat, skinned It, soaked it In The Woman's Society of Chris­ and those who are in like fashion night. Peterson’s Ointment k Governor Hurley, who ran far town In the state to report its re­ ported yesterday. Griffin said 347,- Hartford — The'- Connecticut salt water overnight, fried it In marvelous.” .’15c a box, all drugJ __' m i Bnrtcta DmmetJe a u b behind his ticket in 1940 when Republican upswing would fall in the south, and one each in sults. With 504 voters on its list.*; Rep. Hamilton Flah, pre-Penrl tian Service of the South Method­ giving their lives today, but to There are labor regulations sul»tantialiy short of the 53 turn­ 072 cars crossed the bridge In the wing. Civil Air Patrol will under­ olive oil with garlic, scraps of emphasize world government as even in the Jungles of Africa. Sa­ gists, 60c in tube with applicator.'^ Sbariiaater High eohool, with President Roosevelt carried the Rhode Island. Nevada, and New Bolton polled 402 of them and gave ★ Built-In Aerial . Harbor iaolatloniat and frequent period reported on.' ist church has planned a special overs needed to give the latter the Mexico—all seats which they how ★ Color Tone Control go. a siuprise test mobilization this onion and sliced carrot. He invit­ the ultimate goal to be achieved fari porters must not be required Money back if not.delighW . ^ ■ri«n Pige m eoaeh. state by 55,000, conceded the elec­ Raymond E. Baldwin 276 votea U erltlc of President Roosevelt’s Hartford—Less than 500 service­ month at an unannounced airport. ed in a friend, M. Bombardi, for program in observance of Armis­ ------^------.(I rilUa ttaree<«ct eomedy, popular tion to his Republican rival at whip hand in the Hou-se. hold. an even 100 for Robert A. Hurley. thnfiigh victory in the present to carry a load weighing more That question remained to be pollclen, held firmly today to hla men made use of special war bal­ State Aeronautics Commissioner the feast. "Best rabbit I ever tice Day for Wednesday evening, war. thaL 60 pounds nor to travel more bothJi etaga and acreen, will be 12:20 a. m. In a telegram to the Mrs. Maud U. Woodward was re­ i f Push Button Tuning ★ Very Selective lots prepared for them by the Thomas U. .Lockhart, wing com­ ate,” praised Bombardi. ttted on Thuraday and Friday victor, under whom he served as derided in 89 races where conclu­ turned to the General Assembly, eongresaional seat, despite the com­ November 11 at 7:30 o'clock in Mrs. Inez Truajc, president of than 15 miles a day. Read Herald Advs. flga. November 19 and 20 In state public works commissioner sive-returns still were lacking. On polling 275 votes to Mrs. Agnes E. bined assault o f the Democratic .. achool llalL The flrat per- from 1939 to 1941, the chief exec-, the basis of Incomplete returns, Kreysig’s 107. Bolton also gave Noise Excluding Signal Amplifier and American Labor parties and aance will be largely attended utive pledged to his rival his the Republicans had made a net Latimer (R ) for the State Senate defection in Republican ranks. Ilgb achool pupUa. Reaerved hearty cooperation in the difficult gain of 22, bringing their total 273 votes to Reynolds’ 115 on the.. Complete unofficial returns in ____tickets are already on sale war days which lie ahead." elected thus far to 164. A major­ Democratic ticket. MODEL SHOWN the president’s home district, the I'ttid capacity houses are anticlpa- Shortly afterwards, the gover­ ity is 218. The Democrats had Bolton’a election . went along 26th, showed Fish rolled up 48,752 LUd on both evenings. All profits nor-elect, who like Hurley served elected 179 members and had lost Funerals smoothly. The voters had little votes to 44,691 for his opponent, ibrlll be turned over to the pro- in the Navy during the First a net of 26 scats, four of which trouble operating the machine and $89.95 Ferdinand Hoyt, Democratic and ipODcd emergency canteen, funds World war, said in a statement: had come about as the result of •Alfred Johnson the tabulation of the vote waa American Labor party candidate. f for which are now being raised lo- •We will all work together to reapportionment of districts on The funeral of Alfred Johnson, quickly made. The Associated Republioana Support Hoyt fbally. support our commander^in-chief population changes. of 80 Cottage street, was held Press had the total Bolton vote_ln A 'tommittee of Independent •nie following committees arc in every way we can, and we will Democrats Retain Control this afternoon at two o’clock at Its New Haven bureau by 9:'21 Republicans, including Augustus However, Democratic control of OTHER MODELS ng arrangeme.nts for « the respond to every call that our na­ the Watkins Funeral Home on p. m. W. Bennet, whom Fish defeated in 1‘WCsentatinn: tional government makes upon the Senate remained secure, since East Center street. The tabulation follows: the party primary, vigorously sup­ * ; Business: Chaimian, Janet us." 13 of their party had been elected. Governor: Hurley, d. 100; Bald­ ported Hoyt. Both Republican Rettmis from Hartford, New With their 41 holdovers, this made Rev. Thorsten A. Gustafson, yd; Lola Gustafson, Eleanor Mc- pa.stor of the Emanuel Lutheran win, r, 276; McLevy, s, 18: Borden, Governor-Efiect Thomas E. Dewey enna, Jean Chitgean, Patricia Haven and Bridgeport, the state’s 54 certain of seats. A majority is 8.I.. 3. $ 6 9 .9 5 and Wendell Wlllkie, the party’s largest cities, were indicative of church conducted the service. [Dowd. 49. Lt. Governor: Shepard, d, 103; And Up. nominee for president in 1940, I \'production: Chairman, t»arry the big cuts made by Republicans The bearers were Arvid Gustaf­ Hadden, r, 282; Mahew, a, 11. son. Leo Burke, Carl Brolin, Carl called for Fish’s defeat before the Carmella Martino, Edward in Democratic strongholds. Whila, Secretary; Woodhouae, d. 101; Ct.O.P. primary, but did not par­ ay, Barbara Blckmore. Hurley carried those cities, hib Follows Up Win Hultin, Francis Donahue, and Redick. r. 284. Gustaf Florin, ail of this town. ticipate in the inter-party battle. Operttes: Chairman, Dorothy pluralities in Hartford totaled 10,- Treasurer: Mona, d. 102; Sharpe, BUY NOW! And although the president- took _ lre;\ William Shearer, Barbara 000 aa against 16,000 in 1940, in Interment was in the East ceme­ r, 283. New Haven 7,000 against 13,000, Over Axis Tanks tery. W'hile Present Stock no active part in the district cam iQpInnait^ Allison Lee, William Pe- Comptroller: Dowe,^: d, 101; paign, tw o. high administration |)jbnon, Robert GeorgettL and in Bridgeport, 6,000 against Zeller, r. 282. 13,000. Permits a Selection officials, James V. Forrestal, un­ W bidrobe Mistresses: Chair- As High Gear Hit Attorney General: Gideon, d, dersecretary of the Navy, and tjuim, Dorothy Chapin, Faye Ferris, 110: PallotU, r, 276. Robert E. PatteriKm, undersecre­ IB ancy Robertson. About Town Congreaaman-at-large; Maclora, of Models! Bcenic Artists; Francis Dear- Farm Belt (Oonttnued frotn Page One) tary of war, both residents of the d, 105; Monkiewicz, r. 281. district, urged that Flab be retired on, James Billiot, Marjorie Sone- Congressman. 2d Dist.: Fitz­ be In full retreat,” and It appeared from the post he had held since w®- Slates Go The marriage of Miss Rita Ter­ gerald. d. 107; McWmiarns, r. 281. f ^Technical: Chairman, George that Montgomery had brought in­ 1920. to action the greatest striking esa Baretta, daughter of Mr. and Sheriff: Dtmock. d/ 116; Hyde, Easy T citos Chargee Abjme la Campaign [JobiM n, Richard Dougan, George Mrs. Mario B. Baretta of Ne\y r, 273. fackowski. T o G .b .P . force of armor and air power ytt Fish claimed^ victory last night engaged in the fight for North Britain-, to Robert Francis Hayes State,Senator, 35th Dist.: Rey­ Directors: Chairman, nolds, dt 115; Latimer, r, 273. and in a statement charged that Africa.) of the same city, will take place olyn Daley; W lnifr^ Pentland, Representative: Woodw’ard, i. the campaign against him was (Oonttnued from Pag* One) Recaptured Deir j1 Ang'ar Mu- Saturday morning at nine o’clock “ based on ubuse and vilification. go Hurley. v in St. Joseph’s church. New Brit­ 275: Kreysig, d. 107. iltake-i-up Artists: Elsie Pallein, nassib is slightly more than 20 Handsome Chairside Cabinet “It was planned-and organized in the Republican victory parade miles south-southwest of El Ala- ain. Mr. Hayes is a linotype oper­ for months by the Oommunists.- [Betty Moller, Shirley Shipman- ator on The Herald. , genome is one of a race of di­ .^eas Agents: Ho\^ard Stidhini, yesterday. mein where the now-rent Axis de­ Distinctive modem design. Ample space for lamp and accessories. Beau­ Reds and leftwing New Dealers to In the wheat, corn, hog, cattle, fense line slanted across the desert minutive persona existing only in impugn my character, patriotism iRuthmary Wlrtalla. •m- '- fables. tifully grained walnut wood, hand rubbed to a piano lustre. Dimensions: :JIusic: Nancy Ahderson, Bar- and dairy states of the trans- ridges toward its southern anchor Mrs. John M. Williams o f Hud­ and Americanism in order to de­ Tou don’t hear about it much, ara Hess. MlMissippi and Great Plains re­ on the edge of the Qattara salt son street received a message yes­ 2\*A” high, 28” wide, 16*A” deep. ceive the people and to purge me Head Usher; Ronald Wadsworth. gion , an upsurge of Republican marshes. Himeimat is eight to terday announcing the birth of her for trying to keep America out of votes .swept many ardent New ten miles farther south, almost at first great granddaughter, Mabel War unless attacked, and for out­ cause they’re not* talking. Not Dealers 9 from congressional seats the edge of the Qattara depres­ Elizabeth Beachley. The parents spoken opposition to the regimen­ [Baldwin Leads and returned to office noost of sion. are Mr. and Mrs. Orville Theodore OLD tation and collectivism of the New these men. They have no time those who. stood against the ad- Beachley of Lake Charles, La. BURTON D. PEARL’ 5 Deal and its Gestapo methods that mlnistratioii in recent battles over They have a son, Orville Theoidore, RECORD threaten free government,” he X Victory Drive control of r ,rm prices. Election Swells Jr., who will be five years old on Moat be tamed ■\ said. for talk. Perhaps typifying midweatem Sunday. Mrs. Beachley was the \*age if yoa wa (Oonttnued from Page Oae) voting was the uefeat of Senator Power in House former Miss Mabel Williams, plasring the new 599 MAIN -HOTEL SHERIDAN BLDG • PHONE 7590 Prentiss Brown, Michigan Demo­ daughter of Mrs. Fiorine VIbbers 21-Ve each paid (or oM rec­ But you can see it; of Bridgeport, who made his crat who managed the adminis­ Williams of East Orange, N, J., ords Irreapec^im of quantity. I -nnsuccwsful bid for the tration’s anti-inflation bill—legis­ (CoPtbiiMd from Page One) and the late Richard C. Williams. It’s there in the grim lines of brake- emorahip as the Socialist nom- lation which aroused the ire of a The baby is named for her mother / powerful senatorial farm bloc and trlct attorney from New York city, and for Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Wil­ KEMP'S Besides ousting Democrats from farm organizations with strong clinched the governorship of his liams. Inc. men’s faces . . . in the quick, followings in the midwest. \ state early in the counting, ■ and ^ Tonight ill the major state offices, Repub- 763 yimUi St. Tel. 5680 \ Meeting and lecture. Air Raid Jkana unseated five Democratic Simillarly, Iowa—home state of clinched with it his rank as Advertise in The Herald— It Pays accelerated steps of yardmasters formidable contender for the Re^ The Armistice banquet commit, Wardens of Precinct 3, St. Mary’s IMpcesentativea lp_ Congress ' and Vice President Wallace, who, in'^' tee of the DUworth-Comell Post cidentally, had perhaps more to dp publican presidential nomination hall at 7:30. ii^ Iected ' the sixth. Rep. Joseph 102, will meet this evening at tke Meeting at 7:30 of graduate ... in the steely, set look in E. Talbot of the Fifth district. with formulating and develop'ing in 1944. For the governorship New Deal farm programs than now held by retiring Herbert H home on Leonard street at 7:30 nurses, basement High school One of the seats wrested from | o’clock according to Command^ building. Dr. Knapp speaker. ; the Democrats went to Mrs. Clare' I any other man—turned Demo- tubman, Dewey defeated John switchmen’s eyes. It’s the hard, I crallc Senator Clyde Herring oUt Bennett, Jr., who had President Wilfred Clarke. It is expected t ^ t Tomorrow . V Boothe Luce, the writer, who thus Roosevelt’s endorsement, to break more than 400 will attend t l^ a f- Harvest Supper, Booster, CSub, 9 became the first’ Woman in Con- of office, although ha had general­ cold bitterness of men who are ly aligned himself, with the farm a 20-year Democratic hold on the fair this year which will b t held Get th e Interior Of Your North Methodist church, starts at cut to 'win a congressional Armistice Night. November II. 5:30. iost. The blonde, attractive Mrs. bloc. government at Albany. Other farm states in which Re­ The national scope of the Re Junior Chamber of Commerce. Serious— damned serious— and jbiice,* whose husband, Henry W. publican successes caught up, in POPULAR Chamber of Commerce rooms at publicans gained strength or held William S. Kozickl/aon of Mr. Isice, edits Time, Life and For­ Nebraska^ the veteran independent 8 p. m. tune magasines, defeated Rep. their own included Missouri, Illi­ and Mrs. Felix Kozipki, of 23 Lock- House In Shiyie Now With working in dead earnest. nois, Kansas, Nebraska, Indiana, senator, George W. Norris, and wood street, and Jbseph Silkowskl, FOOD MARKET Friday, Noventher 8 Xaroy Downs, Norwalk publisher, carried him to defeat for the first Board of Control meeting of the ta.623 to 56,850. Ohio, Colorado, South Dakota, son of Mr. Mrs. Joseph Sil­ Wisconsin, Minnesota, Colorado time in his 30 ybars in the Senate kowskl, of 1)0 Broad street, left C. of C. at Y. M. C. A. at 6:30 They mean to see to it that their - Mrs. Luce, who is 39 years old, Hla successful opponent was Ken­ P- m. I polled the highest plurality of any and Oklahoma. this morning' for service in the U. 855 MAIN STREET RUBINOW BUILDING! neth L. Wherry.^ S. Merchant Marine. They went Boy Scouts Court of Honor, the congressional contestants. In all, at the latent counting “ Where Thrifty Shoppers Shop” Dupont Paint Products South churcli at 7:30. wives and kids won’t suffer at ' So decisive was the Republican to New'Haven for assignment to Hess Brought Republicans had won 15 Senate their,' training station. Saturday, November 7 'Victory that for • the first time seats, including seven now held by Ceremonial Tall Cedars of Leba­ the hands o f Axis madmen. since 1929, one party will be in Democrats and one by the Inde DUCO IS ^'ONE-COAT M AGIC' non Masonic Temple. atMolute control of borii the execu­ Peace Terms pendent Norris. Democrats bad /'T h e Savings Bank of Manches­ OUTSTANDING VALUES FOR Collection of tin cans in salvage tive and legislative branches. elected 13 senators. Twenty-fojjr' ter today sold to Vaifro A. Grand!, for Walls, Woodwork A FumHurol campaign. They’re out to avenge the dead Ma- ■ ..Republicans maintained their of East Hartford, the property at (Oontbmed from Page One) Democratic seats, nine Republican THURSDAY Tuesday, November 10 [ilioininance in the state House of seats and one Independent^, 'i^at 15, 17. 19 and 21 Maple street, Retail Credit Bureau meeting, rines of Wake Island. . . the toll '^hepresentatives and wiped out which Includes a double family Dull, diagy tarfatt ara made aew demnity and was to be left with were., at stake in yesterday’s vot' Y. M. C. A., at 6:30 p. m. ^tbe Democratic margin in the ing—a total of 34. Six whtests re house, stores and tenements. A lika Magic wiA DUCOi J o « brash k an R. A. F. to protect the British TENDER—MEATY Installation banquet. Daughters of horror in the Atlantic . . . the dilate Senate. Isles.” mained in doubt. package store and tavern are oa—h flows oat first o f bnuh marks of Isabella, at Y. M. C. A. only' offices salvaged by Germany, he said, was also to Nine Bacea^jaMeclded' located on the premises. —sod driss quickly to a btaociAd Wednesday, Noveaiber 11 _tm ocrats were two shrievalitles, Out of 33 governorships (18 □ blood and death of Pearl Harbor. get the Atlantic coast of West Casth diat’t as assy to . Annual Armistice night dinner Miss Betty Klein, of 49 Buck- ^fjbwiff J. Edward Slavin, Demo- Africa, Syria, Palestine and other Democrat and' 15 Republican) In CUT-UP eWao as a china dish. t OC and dance, American Legion hall. icrat, J^lng returned in New Ha- territories; Italy and Germany issue Republicans had won 15, land street, first local girl to en­ Pint American Legion Home, 10 to jivun ootinty, and Sheriff Napoleon would share control of the Suez Democrats 9 and Progressives one. list for service in the WAACs, has 4:30 p. m., work on Red Cross They’re backing American fighting | j. Fournier, Democrat, witming' canal; Italy would get Corsica The Regressive victory was at' been notified to leave for training THE EASIEST-TO-USE ENAMEL surgical dressings. A standing In­ ~g*-riectton\^ JVlndham county. and 'Dinis; and Spain would gain tainbd at the expense of a Repub­ at Des Moines. Iowa, on Satur­ vitation to all women to assist in men to the limit— determined Republicans, who had to over­ Gibraltar and French Morocco. lican incumbent, but the RepubU day, November 14. this worth-while effort for our come Democratic pluralities that FOWL Mmed forcea Come at any hour that Tokyo shall be blasted — FRESH PORK NEW (M the day moat convenienL Resists wear and weather 1 Saturday, November 14 Old Timer’s Night, Delta Cbap- Berlin blitzed — until the debts ' ter, R. A. M., Masonic Temple. NECK BONES SAUERKRAUT

FLOOR AND Sunday, November 15 ^ o f ruthlessness are paid to the Entertainment, Polish Women's TOPCOATS DECK ENAMEL Alliance at St. James's hall. Park full . . . in terins of Axis blood, 2 « » S ’ 2 7 * _ 2 » » - lle street. Proceeds for War Relief. MUf IT! Use it indoors as well as out—on aU Monday, November 18 Annual meeting Oiamber of death arid ashes. TOP THE WIND! Freshly Sliced Fresh kinds of floors. Easy to use —covers Commerce, at Y. M. C. A., at 6:30 Pork Liver, lb. Frankfurts, lb. weU—dries hard to a lasting p. m. ...and Clifford’s topcoats top them all! 23c 27 c Tuesday, November 17 JVhat^ have they done?— In a few short Value, warmth and wear make them durable coating of protection. . Retail Merchanta', meeting, Y. unbeatable buye at.thU time of year. Fat Salt Pork, Breast of M. C. A., at 12:15. months they have'tripled New Ih, 18c Veal, Ib. . 21c Bean supper and. sale. Ever Ready Circle, King's Daughters,/ Haven war freight haulings New beauty for walls ahet North Methodist church. ~ - . . . TONI* CAVALRY TWILL ROLL Wedneeday, November 18 carried countless war workers . . . woodwork with .. • Red Uroes Mobile unit at “ Y” Sl jAihes School Hall between 11:30 a. m. and 4:30 p. m. 125 blood donors needed here. To' : handled a doubled passenger trajfic / ^ Park Street $21.50 and _$27'50 B U T T E R 5 0 ^ register, volunteer^ should call INTERIOR GLOSS and SEMMiLOSS telephone 6637. Pines Civic Association Get-To- a •. and met the desperate need to No moragrimy walls, woodworkl GORTON’S . - gether at Gartenhaus, Woodland. " CAMEL HAIR Finish ifaam with ooa of ibesa Friday, November SO transport troops by the thousands^ GLOROX durabla,'^ snssfcsfi/s aosmclst Dust, Husking Bee, auspices p f . St. CODFISH dirt, flogcr marks, ink, graasa Bridget's parish, Hollister, street spots wadi right off with sosp and ■ y $25( $22-50 and $29-50 Siiiqll 10c auditorium. . . ^ 6 Number Fre« Game \ Lb. Pkg. 15c wsiar! Lasting beauty- R 1 1 H Monday, November 88 They are ready and eager to do at such low cost! . . . Women's Auxilisuy, Chamber of Large 17c 1 Lb. Pkg. 29c Commerce, Cluunber ot Om m erce more^anything Ainerica may rooms, 3 p. m. GORTON’S FIBRED Wednesday, November 88 ■ askt For theirs is the spirit that StjaiM end.yernhhoB floors In Annual Social, Bose and Ladder WIKDEX Co., No. L nt Cheney hall. , $175 CODFISH ^Friday, November 27 smashes records— fi^its.to the On# Oporatlon I '^^imtial Ball, Women’s Auxillaiy IN PRIZES Large c i MemorlM hospital at Hotel d ^ th —wins wars. It is the spirit 2 Btis. 25c Package .....13c < 0> TVfCOTE Bond, Hartford. Toesday, December 1 diet eMabfished New England EAGLE BRAND Monthly meeting. Pines 'Civle OCTAGON VARNISH STAIN Assodatloa, at 72 Ltnnmore drive; —fluid miule America. Staint tho wood and givaa it a ptt> Tliaraday, December 8 SOAP SARD1KES taenva varaisk coating, aU in ona Christmas Basaar; South Methr aasy. labor-saving oparatioo. ^Easy odist church. Friday, December 4 'TheiikV . . God lor k! Board o f Controh,' meeting. a ^ ^ ■ 5c Bar 10c Can Chamber of Commerce, T . M. \ • ' iC. A7,~ 6S 0 p . RC " Noaday, Deecmbar T Florid* Joicy Onntaa Bartlett Peon < / -*Weihen’a Auxiliary of the CL of C., Tea. ’ 29e l^ s . . 5 for 25e. Wedaeaday, Oaeember t Chrlstoaa sale and cafeteria Yellow Ripe Biuianas : U. 8. No. 1 PoUtoee JOHNSON PAINT CO. (.upper. North Methodist church. 3 9 c Peck .Saturday, Jamaiy 8 2U>8. 2 9 c MAIN STREET TEL. 6854 InstaUatlon hers o f Grand Lodge eee officers of tbs Knights of Pythias.

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I UANCHESTES EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CUNN. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4,1942 PAGE TE Lfl. Successful Candidates Republican Ticket. State Election I A ll Congress :eup of Assembly IS less than 860,000 and even ate In the election yesterday. having served 88 a DemocraL The or in some instancies to block, ad­ had the party followed Ite previ­ ' Democrats presently dominate district had never been Republi­ Vote Warning ministration war measures wiU To Hold Rarly Seats Taken Gives Lecture Dej^ey^y ictory ous policy of endorsing the Demo­ 24 to 20, but the Victory of both can in Its history until Pbelffer'a arise. It wiU be a time for states­ cratic candidate, it could not ha-ve Republican candidates fo r repre- victory two years ago. To Roosevelt manship on both sides, a period for At Parish For Session of 1943 •jef^lfioosts Stock swung the election to Bennett. sentetlve-at-Iarge with the Dewey The Republicans evened this in cooperation in channeling the na- Six' Republicans Win In Store Herj However, state ALP Bscretaiy ■tete ticket brmigtat this down to th ' 41st, however. With Joseph U)—Con­ can campaimera assailed as In­ street Oontrary to gunaral Watkins Brothers. In 1988 the Labor party vote of o f 35 incumbents was Hamilton -Represeatativea-At-Karg* pledged 100 per cent cooperation necticut elected six Republican the state ticket—for attorney gen­ Fish, who has ^presented Presi­ Winifred Stanley, a alenuer, at­ adequate? What of prlee-flxlng, with Mr. Roosevelt as edmmander- it ia possible to plog [il|r kk Hom e. New Haven, Nov. 4—<8*)— Here’s more than 400,000 went to Her­ rationing, manpower control? representatives to Congress oh . eral and , stats comptroUer—ap- bert H. Lehman, who defeated dent Roosevelt’s home district, tbe tractive former assistance Erie in-ebief, but that did not necessari- card games at these parttes as tkaS how electors of the First District Ross Crane, who opena a three- psared to have been sw ept. Into county district attorney, and Dr. A ffect Average Clttaen the basis o f unofficial clectlpiv^'t^- Dewey by a narrow margin. 26th, since 1920. Opposed by state mean agreement upon methods. play ia not eonflned ta isthadfc' Hr Tka AModatad Praaa voted for congressman: day school of interior decorating -'office with Dewey. One of Dewey's first actions af­ and national Republican leaders, Charles A. Muzslcato, a Manhat­ These are only some of tbe fed­ 'The president doubtless has made tums tabulated todays 'among alone. Suitable prises ara LHm « la tho makeup o f the 1943 , Kopple- Mil­ at Watkins Brothers tomorrow af­ Polettl asserted on leaving cam­ ter victory was to Issue a state­ he held a margin of about 4.000 tan physician (fhd former state eral actlvUlea which daily affect his own appraisal of the electo­ for all games, regardlesa . Asaembiy on the basis of ' -mann (D ) ler (R ) them Mrs. Clare Boothe Luce, the ternoon at 2 o’clock, has been paign headquarters early this ment calling upon Americana to votes with only 31 of 225'elecUim eenator, were elected representa- the average citizen. They are un­ rate’s temper. The parties are staged under .tb* 1 returns from yeaUrday^ Avon ••••••.,.. 375 569 writer, who ...Wcame the first heralded from coast to coast for meming that he was “not certain” redouble thq nation’s efforts for a districts not reported. tives-at-large in the O. O. P. der continuing discussion and re­ Mr. Roosevelt has two more auspiaqs of the Men’s duh tb* Berlin ...... 589 1089 woman iiv tbe state to gain that bis unique method of teaching the of defeat and it was possible that “ total, uncoippromising, crushing sweep of the stats. vision by the administration. A years to serve ss president and at The Democrats regained a dls- parish which was organised Just Bloomfield ...... 426 989 honor,.' ■' important fundamentals of deco­ some 2,000 unreported districts in victory over our country’s ene­ The Democratic loaers were Mrs. strong Republican voice at the commander-in-chlef. It would not trict when James H. Fay defeated a year ago. This organization ia _ WUIlain A. Scott (D ) Bristol ...... 4,215 4,162 The results returned to his seat rating in a manner which ia c New York City would change tbe mies.” Flora D. Johnsem, wife and part­ Capitol in the new Congress will be surprising if tbe war, unlike f 3 William H. Mortensen (R ) 204 William T. Phetffer in Manbat- ner of a Syracuse machine tool active in bringing together nasr Burlington ...... 206 ■'Rep. Joseph E. Talbot, the only Joyable as weU as educational. picture. constitute the opposition which the First Worid conflict, produced 652 ten's 16th, onoe best kqown as the dealer, and Matthew J. Merritt, a S Leon R ii Caasl (D )* Canton ...... 377 If Republican In the House before Crane comes to Manchester with In the traditionally Republican Wendell L. WilUcie called fob in the next occupant of the White members and creating a bettor un­ 4 Henry H. Hunt (R) Elaat Granby 68 181 a background of which few in­ upstate counties—where Republi­ Republictau Gain Ttoo "gas house dtstrict." A resident o f congressional veteran. Mrs. John­ the interest of improving the derstanding among old friend* ' yesterday's election, and ousted New York only 21 months when House. ' B Robert E. Parsons (R) E^t Hartford 3.541 3.473 five Democratic incumbents. terior decorators can boosL At can candidates normally must son replaced M ra ChuroUne O’Day, war’s direcUmi ahd ^leedlng vlo- and it iai growing larger all tha ' a John L. Sullivan (D )* 741 Congre$$ional SeaU he upset Fay in 1940, Pbeiffer Is a East Windaor . 413 Has Biggest Plurality present he is a member o f the draw support sufficient to offset who retired. to ry .' time. Various forms at entartaln- T John Christensen (R ) 1,778 43-year-old former Texas attorney Enfield ...... 3,515 Mrs. Luce, 39-year-oId Green­ lecture staff of the General Ex­ the usual Democratic pluraUtles of NSW York. Nov. 4—(F)—Repub­ Still to he reported were the This position of powerful oppo­ W ay to Ten ment during the winter season I * ' - S Jamea P. Gee Ian (D )» , 760 1,179 Cari M. Sharps' Francis A. PallottI Fired R. Zeller specializing In mi and gas Utlga,- Farmlnfton . WIUlMn L. Hadden PVanoes B. Rediok wich resident, piled up the biggest tension University of the Unlver- New York City—Dewey polled licans and Democrats hold Joint Second diatrict in Queens, .where sition carries with it a heavy re­ being worked out and announae- . 9 Samuel H. Malkan (D )* . 1,198 1.474 Attomsy General Comptroller tion. Glastonbury Ueuteuant Governor Secretary of State T reasurer plurality of the <>>ngres8ional more than 662,000 votes over those control of New York’s oongies- Democratic WilUam B. Barry was sponsibility for making a con­ “Fool’s gold,” or iron pyrites mente will be made from thna 'ta L -10 Joseph T. Rourke (D )* . 109 491 Granby contestants, defeating the Incum­ for bis opponent and he loet New sional delegation today on the ba­ Fay was a 1938 presidential facing a tough fight; the 11th, structive, rather than destructive can be distinguished from real time. ' 11 WilUam L. Egan (D)* ...... 28,465 19,593 !vr-np Hartford bent, Rep Leroy Downs, Norwalk York City by only about 86,000. sis of n e a i^ complete returns winner over Rep. JohmJ. O’Con­ parts o f Richmond and Manhat­ contribution to the victory drive. gold by heating. It gives off the Play WiU start this evening at I'- 13 C. Raymond Brock (R ) Hartland 35 111 publisher, by 6,753. The American Labor party vote showing a CT O. P. gain of two nor, who ran as a Republican after tan, and the 32nd. Opportunities to approve, modify, odor of sulphur when thus treated. 8 o’clock sharp. r , 13 John P. Kremlnski (R ) Manchester .. 2,520 4,099 'if'. 14 Warren A. Field (R) Marlborough 138 141 In so doing, she wiped out j 15 Francis J. Summa (R ) New Britain . 9,621 8,353 Downs' 1940 defeat of her step- ' I ' 10 John F. Tobin (D ) Newington .. 587 1,233 fath^, the ‘late Dr. Albert E. Aus­ fcS 17 Lewis R. Whitehead (R ) PlainvUle ... 841 1,374 tin, by only 553 votes. She did 18 Thomas F. Dorsey, Jr. (R ) Rocky Hill .. 352 600 not match Dr. Austin’s 16,535 de­ 19 Nicholas J. Spellman (D ) Simsbury ... 583 736 feat of former Rep. Alfred N. 30 Maxslm Pepin, Jr. (R ) Southington . 1,528 1,691 Phillips In 1938; but that election 31 Nicholas Pallidino (R) South Windsor 817 951 was complicated by a Socialist S3 Albert L. Coles (D )» Suffield ...... 328 892 vote of 35,328 votes instead of the 33 ComeUus Mulvihlll. Jr. (D )*, West Hartford 4,377 10,050 14,972 which Socialist David 34 Alice Rowland (R) Wethersfield , 1.017 2,905 Mansell of Old Greenwich re­ Haihert BL Baldwin (R )* Windsor Locks 817 639 ceived yesterday. ' Stanley P. Mead (R) Windaor ...... 1,291 1,915 Victory Just as Decisive 37 Joseph J. Tooher (D ) WINTER AUTO NEEDS! Just as decisive, on a state-wide : 38 W in ^ P. Barber (D)* 68,009 72,364 scale, was the victory of Boleslaus ,39 Margaret C. Hurley (D) J. Monkiewicz, New Britain attor­ ' SO Albert K. BenUey (R) ney, for congressman-at-large, a 81 Frank H. Peet (R)* (R)*, Alice En^mons Parmelee post he held froni 1938 to 1940, S3 Joseph R. Neill (R ) (R ). , His margin over Democratic Rep. 88 J. Frederick Haig (R) Harwinton, Chauncey E. Hut­ Lucien J. Maciora was 25,'J89 34 Hubert C. Hodge (R) chings (R )* , Henry J. Delay (R )* . votes, almost as much, as Maci- 85 Eugene W. Latimer (R ) Hebron, Elton W. Buell (R)*. orS's plurality in 1940 and ex­ Ar SAU MICES’ SO Edward L. Fenn (R) Harold L. Gray (R)*. ■liLA ceeding Monkiewicz’s win over 1943 Senate: Democrats 14; Re- Kent, Thomas Johnstone Boyd William D Citron in 1938, S. Raymond Smith George E. Keith 33. (R)*. BoleskHM J. MonUewIcs WilUam J. Miller Henrv H. Hunt The closest congressional race State Represcntati\'e State Representative 1941 Senate: Democrats 33; Re- KUlingly. T. Emmet Clarie Congress man-at-lsirge CongresKman, First District State Senator. Fourth District of the day was In the Second dis­ i;publicans IS. (D )*, Charles X. Hutchinson JD)* 1.59 ------1------trict. the four eastern counties of Rosa Crane House O f Repreoenta'tives KilUngwortb. J. William Stead­ the state. Republican John D. Mc­ Andover, George A. Merritt (R ) man (R), Peter A. Marcinek (R)*. Williams, first selectman of Nor­ sity o f Florida, and it ia only Words Commondar . i ; 4 fcidg Ansonia, Edward G. Clancy Lebanon, Verson M. Boothby Miller Pledges Clare Luce Is State’s wich for 7 years, defeated Rep. through the influence of tbe Grand lingla ipaad nibbar fan. Oaors '(D )* Henry J. McCormack (D)* ( R ) ; John E. Burgess ( R ) . Vote for Governor WilUam J. Fitzgerald 46,534 to Rapids Furniture Makers QiiUd ' AMiford, Thomas Supina, Jr. Ledyard, Paul Holdrldge (D.). 43,993 for a 2.541 majority. that Crane haa received a few winddiieldt fasti Streamlinad casa RLL-RUIBIR FLOOR MATS (D )- John Juhaas (D ) Usbon, Earle M. Palmer (R.). Loyal Support Senior Representative* Beaten weeks leave of absence to tour the in brown-crockla finish. W ards AT SAU PRia 4 5 c ' Avon, Flake H. Ventres (R)* Litchfield, Isabel C Rylander By County Totals First Congresswoman Even the years in congress of country presenting his three-day Barkhamsted. Jidu P, White- (R.); Howard Blsselt (R.). the two senior representatives, courses. "Suprama" . . . 6", 2-spaad Cut or marked for Ford '28-31. ksad (R)* Alcptt Rowley (R)* Lyme, Carolyn L. Cone (R ): Wss Magazine Editor Republican Sweep Seen Herman D. Kopplemann and Ja/hes rubbar fan raducad la ... 2.M For front :i jor. Olhar J low priced B e a m Falls, William B. Brad- Robert H. Winslow (R ). fight this war for America and for For ten yeaxm he directed the By The Associated Press. Mea'ning Both Parties Doesn’ t View Her Elec- A. Sbanley, availed them nothing too. Sava a. Wordtl iCloy, Sr., (R )* Madison, Frederick H. Holbrook peace and good will on earth— and in the balloting yesterday. In the extesuiem diidaion o f the A r t In­ „ Berlin, Jamas B. Ellsworth (R) they want to be served by their (R.). Borden First Congres'slonal district. Hart, stitute ot Chicago, was formerly iBtmhanie Kamenski (R )* Hurley B,ildwin McT.,cvy Fighting for Victory.! tion as Personal Vie- congressman as they thcmsel’-es Manchester, George E. Keith (S-Lnb.i ford county. Kopplemann was de­ home furnishings editem of Better ^ BMhany, Stanley H. Downs (R )* (D l (B> ( Soc,) would serve to win the war and (R.); S. Raymond Smith (R.l. 4.521 211 lory or Even as Tri- feated by William J. Miller, legless Homes and Garden, nationally Bathal, Herbert B. Wanderer Hartford ... . 69,126 71,380 build a better world." Mansfield, Edwin O: Smith 8,147 631 Hartford, Nov. 4—ilP)— Former | World W ar flier and representa­ popular home furnishing maga­ New Haven . 77,288 81,153 Telegram From Downs (R) (R.); J. Ward Porter (R.). 640 92 Cong. WilUam J. Miller. Republi­ uiuph of Party. zine. He iz also author of numer- BetHlehem, Warren L. Hunt New London . 17,722 19.596 Said the defeated Downs in tive from 1938 to 1940, by a vote Mariborough, Alice Swanie 18,100 313 oua books on decorating including a t ) * Fairfield ... . 54,718 63,042 can, Icgleaa veteran of the World telegram to Mrs. Luce; of 72,264 to 68,009 for a majority dander (D.). 205 16 Greenwich, Nov. 4—((Pj^ Two The Rosa Crane Book of Home BkmoiAsld, Harold J. Watkins Windham .. . 10,729 9,925 war, made' the following statement, "M y best wishes to you. The of 4,255. Meriden, Charles E. Hackbarth 1.108 67 Furnishings which was officially Utchfield .. . 12.277 18.539 early toda^ from his Wethersfield years ago a poUticnl novice, mag- i voters of Fairfield county have And in the Third district, com­ KWIK-START RiDUCID .1*) ( R ) ; Joseph F. Papallo (R .). 291 42 adopted by tbe General Federa­ BotUm, MauO 1.. Woodward Middlesex .. . 8.811 11.874 netlc Mrs. Clare Boothe Luce of ' spoken and I abide by their choice.’’ prising most of New Haven coun­ Mlddlebury, Charles P. Harper . 5.140 6,729 3’23 26 home when his victory over Cong. ty, Maj. Ranulf-Oimpton of Madi­ tion of Womens Clubs as their GUARANTEED 24 MONTHS! 48 jo ti* (R). Tolland . Herman P. Kopplemann, Demo­ Greenwich became yesterday, the In beating Downs, Mrs. Luce chief study book; The Rosa Crane Boarah, OHlhert Johnson (D ) lost Bridgeport, third largest city son succeeded on his third trv in Middlefield, Charles N. Burn- .255,811 282.238 33..335 1.428 crat. in this district appeared as­ first congresswoman ever to be Guide and Stylist, Interior Decora­ duty plates, 100 ampere hour dhpachy. 98 Brairio^ John E. Bralnerd l ham l R ) T oU l of the state and two other good defeating Shantey, 57,590 to 53,- sured: elected from Connecticut. tions . . . a Course fmr Home Fur­ Port Orford cedar aeparatoro. Sqoi|d e* JIB)* Irving G Jacodm, Jr.. (R)* MWdl’eiMiddletown, Arthur J. La Barge sized industrial communities. Dan­ 832 or by 3,758 votes. The indications are that we are Talbot's margin In the Fifth dis­ nishing Salesmen, Tbe Correctly 4 *------Muton J. Herman ( R ) ; Arnold B. Hubbard (R .). |R); Edward C. Butler (R). having a Republican sweep in Yet despite her conquest of the bury and Nprw-alk, where Downs better than moat naw-car battariaal trict, to send him bark to the Furnished Home, The House of y . Dowd (R) MWord, Noyes L. HsU (R.); Southbury, Robert C. Mitchell Connecticut, which means both Nutmeg state’s Fourth Congres­ publishes a daily newspaper. Five Sheriffs House, was 5,278. He received 41,. the Home Builder, and Learn In­ WnUam M. Chrtis WlUiam GitUtz (R ). parties vrill be fighting for victory. sional diatrict, she doesn’t view it In Greenwich, however, she top­ terior Decorating by Looking. (R)* as a personal victory or even the 622 votes and'^hls opponent, Ma.yor Monroe, WlUiam Luckner, Jr., South Windsor, Harry F. Farn- I . want to repeat the pledge I ped Downs by 3,569, which proved Who’s Who in America lists triumph of her Republican party. William A. Patten of To'riington KINO RIDUCID Hdward Plarea (D.); ham (R )* , » made in the campaign that I will to be more th.in half of her ulti­ Ross CTrane as “Architect. Writer, (R). Retaili-Posts “ This election proves." she de­ 36.344. HfATIR HOSI REDUCED (O.). Montville, Roland H. Chagnon give President Roosevelt the same mate winning margin. Lecturer, Special Advlimr to the Sprague, John J. Fanning (D). ' Only In the city of Bridgeport GUARANTEED 30 MONTHS! 48 Ohrtls H. Diskkw (D .). _ loyal support I gave President clared after being told she had A serious factor in the congres­ Federal Housing Administration FOR 4 DAYS ft. Se Stafford, Norman W. Belcher won from Leroy Downs, the Demo­ sional campaign in the Fourth was the Socialist vote a material duty platea, 100 ampere hotu> c^iacity . . . Morria. Charles R Klrchberger (D )-; WUllam J. Delligan '(D)* Wilson 25 years ago. on Home Furniahin.'TS.” toplac* Mtot Vforn hoo!c Maynard Two Incumlients Lose cratic incumbent, "that the Amer­ was the candidacy of David Man­ factor In the Con,n-essional races. CD). Stamford. Edna A. Edgerton "I will s-appprt his every effort Method Of leaching with wood and glass insulation for loiigar to win the war by voting yea on ican people want to fight this war sell, Socialist of Greenwich, who There Mansell, the Socialist candi­ now! Reinforced 1 -ply braid 6 * A Naugatuck, Anna P. Erk (R.); (R ); Joseph H. Swathel (R ). Jobs; Two Contests Crane's method of teaching is Hhunan all measures and no on all unneces­ efficiently and without bungling." rolled up 14,972 votes. date received 11,029 votes, much Ufa I Tha battery you want for hard aaewia*! William A. Painter (R.). Sterling, James H. Marriott (R). by actually creating Interiors step fabric, H ' Inside diameter. sary and non-essential appropria­ “ Ccoss Section of .America” the largest part of hts county total New Britain, Leonard S. Appell Stonington, • Samuel CounseU Exceedingly Close. Takes Victory Quietly by step, explaining each step and lossph A. Hammy (R .). (D.); Nicholas J. Tomasetti (D.). tions, and boondoggling. of 14,972. Lester P. Barlow, the (R )»: Frank L. Barlow (R)* Terming Fglrfield county "a Mrs. Luce took the news of her process as he goes along. These Ckntartoury, Nelstm L. Caii>sn- New Canaan, Nellie D. Stewart " I want to thank the organiza. cross section of America—a- little Stamford Inventor who was nm- “laboratory of clincs in interior Stratford, Florence Abercrombie New Haven. Nov. 4—(/Pi—Con­ victory quietly. In contract to the ning as an Independent Republi­ LONG T T P I «sr (R ): Alemandsr Rltal (R ). (R ); Ira E. Hicks (R.). tion in the several citiea and towns America," she said: irrepressible exuberance of many decorating’’ as be calls them, were (R )* ; Oscar Peterson, Jr. (R ). necticut voters retained five coun­ can, polled a negligible vote.. Chnto^ Harold W. Humphray New Fairfield, Clarissa Navius and particularly the large number I’ve campaigned for fighting a o f her new constituents who developed by Chahe over a long GUARANTEED 30 MONTHS! 81 bOOTy- Suffield, Bernhard J. Ahrens ty sheriffa in yesterday’s election IPt.). (R). of independent voters' who came hard war. not a soft one. because crowded around her at her head­ period of years and so far as is Chaplin, Alvuk W . lO llsr ( R ) . New Hartford, Harris R. Hunt (R ): Matthew Leahey (R). and ousted two incumbent#, two into the campaign." duty plates, 110 ampere hour capacity . . . 98 Thomaaton, Allap C. Innea (R). 1 know the American people want quarters here last night. known he is tbe only person using Cheshlrs, Howard F. Baldwin (R ); Howard H. Spencer (R ). of the contests being so close that the aama long-life wood and. glass con- Thompaon, Raymond L. Donnel­ to fight It with their eyes open, •She arrived late In the evening them. K R ); Frsink 1.. Rlea (R ). New Haven. Joseph E. Bove the result was in doubt virtually Full Control The sessions o f the school which 8 ly (D ); James J. Chanty (D). not with blmkers.” accompanied'' by her husband and struction aa regular Winter King I Sava! Chastar, Charles McKsw Parr (D.); James H. Higgins (D.). until the last vote Was counted, n And it is probab'y unlikely that opens daily at 2 p.m. Thursday. Tolland, Hwwood J. Skelly (R ); by Mr. Lupc’s sister and brother- SUPRIMI QUAIITY M A I HR.). Newington, Helen L. Warner the • eighth county, Litchfield, Lodge Winner she will I'ollow the le*d of her in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice R. Friday and Saturday, will be held Rupert B. W est (R ). 4 .3 5 Clinton, John L. EHot, Sr., ( R ) . (R ); Charles H. Sherwood (R.) Sheriff Ernest E. Novey of Tor­ stepfather, the late Dr. Albert E. Moore of New York. In Assembly on Watkins Brothers main floor Torrington, Alexander G. Con­ rington, now an officer In the C O V m AT SAU PRICeS cam ta Oolchsster, Charles L. Shailor Hew, London, WilUam C. Fox Austin, Who in his one term in As the blonde playwright open- where a special stage haa been FAMOUS WILLARD.BATTIRT ID .); Rubin Cohen (D.). stable (D)*; Virginia N. Rossi Army, did not seek re-election. * Jr., (D.); Griswold Morgan (R ). In Bay State Congress in 1938 to 1940, ^eld that I ed tjje door the cry went up "She’s constructed fo r Uie school, The These low sola pricas make it easy to protect your upholstery and Oolebrook, Wyilys ,P. Smith New Milford, George H. Allen (D)* ’The moot bitterly fought race “ freshman t^eprtsentatlves should I here" quickly follo.wed by “ You’re, Republican - Dominated^ public is invited-to attend and BACKED BY THE WILLARD GUAR­ ( R ) ; Gus W . Durst ( R ) . Trumbull, George A. Clark (R ); was In New Haven .county where enjoy naw'P)—Two Re minor way as writei; and then as­ ager, upstairs in the Republican sembly, the first since 1931, will Dynamited Secrota .S.4S . ^ . . . . S J S lypel AdM "b*o *o soasem Frank P. Comin, Socialist, polled XR). (R)*. WalUngford, Peter J. Leonard publican descendants of famous sociate editor of V o^e magazine. Town Commitjee rooms. greet Clovemor-EIect Raymond E. Danbury, Frank A. Doran (D.); North Haven, Clarence F. An (Dl* Ferdinand Valenti (D) only 3,544 votes. Massachusetts families — V. 3 Then, after her marriage to "W e did It! W e did It," shout- Baldwin when he returns in Janu­ An eminent New Toric g^oglst John J. Allen, J r.^ (R ). drewB (R )* , Ralph R Hemingway Warren, Herbert R. Tanner Hyde Wins by 78 Votes Senator Henry. (J^abot Lodge, Jr Time-Life-Fortune Editor Henry I ^d Brennan andjiappy dare gave ary 'as the state's chief executive believes that the secr ets 'hidden Darien, Thomaa' O’Connor ( R ) ; (R )* i (R l* In Tolland county, where Rob­ and Gov. L/everett Saltonstall— W. Luce, it was ss the author of him a big hug as she happily chor- after a lapse of two years. beneath the waters of the sea can Xnrglnia Blood ( R ) . North Stonington. J. Bard BUI Waabington, Walfred C. Carlson ert E. Hyde (R .) ousted Sheriff were safely returned.to office to­ one Broadway hit after another— "Ye.s, we dld.“ The new governor’s party not be exposed by dynamiting, and l^by, Alton Degnaa (D.); (R )* Charles CottreU (R). (R)* Robert J. Benham (R) -^.dwln R. Dlmock (D .), the result day by margins that exceeded vir ‘The Women,” "Kiss . the Boys only cemented its usual control of blowing deep sea life and vegeta­ the House of Representatives, 185 ytank H. Pepe (D.). Norwalk, Frank. T. Stack (D) Waterbury, Daniel J. Mabaney even closer, Hyde winning by tu^ly all advance forecasts. Goodbye,” and “ M a rg in 'F o r Er-| tion to the surface. to 87—a gain o f 16, but snatched Durham, Frank J. Francis (R ); Fred W. Buckley (D). • a unofficial plurality inf .78 votes, The state’s wartime governor, ror,” ______^______\ (D )* John A. Membrino (D )* control of the Derrrxiratic domi­ Oliver M. Bristol (R ). Norwich, Alfio Urbinati (D) Waterford, WalUr I. Barrett 5,993 to 5,915. veteran of fighting In France 25 Take* Serious Tara Baldwin Gives Esstford. Charles H. Buell (R ). Napoleon Pepin (D)*. Besides Slavln, the sheriffs who The business of making herself nated Senate, 22 to 13—a grab qf (R )» Frederick T. Davie (R) years ago and father of a Marine nine seats, on the basis of unof­ East Granby, Warren E. Lamp- Old Lyme, E. Lea Marsh, Jr. Watertown, Eugene H. Lam- retained their posts were Edward believed to be in the Solomons, heard took a serious instead of Bon (D .). ficial returns yesterday. IR)£. phler (R ) Arthur Ruaaeil (R )* A. Platt (R.) i t Fairfield county, amassed a plurality o f mors- than satirical turn after a trip „to Eu­ Eaat Had (lam, Raymond McMul­ Thanks to.AH Snowed under by the Republican Old Ssybrook, James .U, Dibble Westbrtiok, Joeeph W. Spencer Joseph W. Harding (R.) of Hart­ 125,000 votes over Mayor. Roger rope In 1940, an(J the result was len (D ,); John Blaschlk (D .). ford county, 'Napoleon J. Fournier the book, "Europe In the Spring.’' sweep in the Senate were, among (R)*. (R)* Lowell Putnam of Springfield, tbe others,'Michael V. Blansfield, Wa­ East Hampton, Raymond S. Orange, Robert J. Hodge (R ) West Hartford, Harold E. Mitch­ (D.) of Windham county and Aiid then, as correspondent I T r i l l t .. P Tliatcher (D.); Samuel Stewart Democratic candidAte. terbury. and Alfred ^M.-Bingham, Geotge E. Clark (R)*. ell (R )*v Wallace E. Campbell George H.-Hoxie, 2nd. (R.) of New , Lodge, grandson of tbe famed Ufe and Time, it became grimmer w * « itesponU tO ..tvery (R). Ixndoa county. Salem, who were promuient In the LOANS Oxford, Robert Z. Hawkins (R) World War I Senator of the same as she talked to MacArthur in f j || ^ n l i n i i a l C s o v e m . 1941 session. Blansflel^ lost by East Hertford, Martin P. McCuc (R),*. . , Ernest JR. Ferguson (R) defeat­ Manna And Stllwell In Burma and) AvOVern (D.>: Robert J. Myers (D.). Weaton, Edward C James (R) name and himself a veteran of this seven votes In a tight race to Plainfield, Eugene W. Bells Westport, Ann Hughes Arnold ed Sheriff F r ^ E. Brookes (P ) Chiang Kai Shek in China. ment Makes. ' East Haven, Charlotte' H. Mil­ war, having recently visited the Francis J. Summa, Waterbury R e­ for vsnce (D), Arraand Ktlly (D). (R )* C. WUUam Janson (R )* of Midlesex-county 11,654 votes to So now she's off tO' Congress to | ler (R)*-; Robert-H. Gerrish (R)J 9,077 and in Licchfteld county Har­ Libyan front on a mUltery mis­ publican. Radiator PlainvUle, John E. Lamb (R ) Wethersfield; WUUam E. Han- make herself heard there. And the Hickey Loses Seat East Lyme, Fred. A. Beckwith ry B. Morse (R ) defeated John H. sion, overcame a deficit o f more Stratford, Nov. 4.^—(>P)—Gofv.- MUton M. Koskoff (R )* . mer (R )* Warren G. WlUeey (R ) general tenor of her remarks there There was nothing quite so out­ (R)*. Adams ■ (D ) 18,349 votes • to 12,- than 55,000 vote*’ in Democratic EHect Raymond E. Baldwin. Repub­ Employed Womei Plymouth, WUbert N. Austin WiUlngton Howard ,W- Pm tt can be Judged from her statement standing In the Repubitcans’ gains Easton. Willard S. Gillette (R ). 632 Boston to defeat Rep. Joseph. E. (D)*, Ralph A. Seymour (D ), (R)* Chariee F. Wochomurka last night on the reason why she] lican, issued this statement this in the House, but one of those ALCOHOI- East Windsor, James J. McDe^ Survives ”Jall Scandal” CSsey, an ardent New D ^er, by Pomfret, Irwin Hattin (R) was elected: morning Ihortly after his election whose bid to return was frustrated '< Wa'rt sddnotns sny cmploysS / Mott (R )*. Albert G. Gocttler (R). (R> Sheriff Platt survived what approximately 70,000. woman In this comnumlir who Robert H. Davis (R ). Wiltmi, ’Thomas Dickinson (D) "The American people want toj was Daniel B. Hickey of- Stemford, ElUngton, Donald C. Fisk (R ). Mayor Jaaper McLevy of Bridge­ Blrfli Control DefTented was conceded vby Gov. Robert A. Sm a peeblem whidi only cash Portland, Paul N. Bronson (R)' Winchester.. WUUam James former G. O. P. leader in the 1939 Enfield, Lawrence D. Griffin Preston, Gebrgannia Miller port, Socialist gubernatorial can­ A birth control referondum, Hurley, Democrat. Walker (R )* WiUiam H. Blodgett which would bavo pormltted phyai- LegUlature. Re was defeated by BerrawUw awmoy (a novor wUa (D ), Philip J. SulUvan (D ). (R)*. WilUam Sebastian (R)*. didate, called "the Eairfield coun­ T want to thank His Excellency (R ) ’ clans to give contnceptlve advice Joseph J. Tooher, Democrat, a M a maant maklns SMteulUta .Essex, James F. Scholes, Sr., Prospect. Thomas Plumb (R) ty jaH scandal” and polled 63,770 Governor Hurley for his telegram want . . . bat than ai« aattaln Windham, AmUe J. Boucher vptM. as he defeated Francis ^ to married persons, was decisive­ neWcomer. CR). Putnam, Dorothy J. Bartlett o f congratulations and pledge to Two women,.Alice Rowland (R) aUcumalanraa In wbldr a wan- (D )* John R. Pickett (R l Brennan ID ) and Harold J. Mor- ly defeated. The fight against the SlsnnaS loan U Uw baai'wap to Fairfield, Ftnette B. NicbolS (D )*, James J. Charron (D ). in the 24th district, and Margaret Windsor, WilUam E. Hastings riz (SSocTw ho received 55,962 and proposal was led by the Roman help; SM eut o< Sabt. (R )* , John F. Prim ing (R ). Redding, J. Harold Sanford, 'Aware Of Responsibility C. Hurley (D ) In the 29th district, (R ) J. Ford Ransom (R )*i 16,181 vdtes, respectively. Last CatboUe church, ^ t h gubema* anS wbta raady caah laat Farmington, William W. Hop- (R), Bessie ’Taylor (R ). "I am deeply grateful also for will Invade the sacred precinc^ availabla lov naadaS maSIml or Windsor Locks, Thomas M. Lit- summer It was discovered that 10 torial candidates also registered pin. Jr„ (R)*, Louts Shapiro (R )* Ridgefield, Peter A. McManus >e help given me by so many peo­ of the Senate. SanUl aroib, naada* eMhlat, «w Franklin, Florence J. Rock- (R), Ethel M. Ryan (R ).- Ue (D )* men had been released from the their opposition.. traldina whkcb wlU lacri m ansi Walcott, Rose E. Wakclee (R) ple In-this campaign. Tbe work­ There will also be a fair sprin­ Rocky Hill, Andrew Twaddle Jail before their terms had expir­ In another highlight of the elbc- aatnlns sowaT- Uiao a loan It (R)*. Woodbridge, <3ifford L Stod ers in the Republican-party, Bald­ kling of femininity In the House. WARDf COimiAIIDIR AUTO a STOCK UD AT THIS LOW CHutonbury. Donald H. Potter (R)*. ed, but all were apprehended and tion. Democrat -James M. Curley,' aka HBiwiii lania. win For Governor club are others Among those re-elected wers Hart ai Hmonal riaanot Com­ ■0 0 % PURI PINNSTLVAMIA YD), Lewis O. Kinns (R)*. Roxbury. John F. Pickett (R)*. dard (R )* ietum ed to their cells. Several twice governor, four tlnoes mayor Woodbury, Robert O. Judson who helped. We have Just conclud­ Majority Leader Albert L.- Coles, pany wt apackltaa ki aarvina HiATn AT A fAviNO 0 ;t D M U PRICl ON AUOHOL Ooshan, Oarence A. VaiU (R )* , Salem, Joseph Swider (D ). Jail employes were dismissed and o t Boston and twice m U. S. Repre­ (R) Arthur E. B. Tanner (R) arrested on criminal cMarges. ed a war-time campaign. All of us Democrat, Bridgeport, In tha Sen­ waman. U yaa naad atth—SIS M Givus plenty of hetf for a good sized cor. Altroctiv* brown. •ansuel J. Bregust (R).*, Salisbury, William G. Rayna sentative during a colorful career, SaSS—want laa that you sal a MOTOR OIL SALI PRICID ’ Woodstock, Henry D. Baker In Hartford county, scene of an­ who have been chosen by the peo­ ate. and Minority ..eader T.-Em­ 188 proof okohoi . . . your most ecOnomlco! protodion o g o lM l Orakby. Tudor F. Holcomb (R ), ford (R)*. Henry B. Strong (R) easily won election as a U. S. without ambam aamant or daisy, croddu fMih, chrome-trim cose. Defroster tube Ut extra, ' (R) Donald B. WUUams (R) other comparatively close- race, ple tq/.fepresent them in carrying met Cnalre. Democrat, KUlingly. * D, Goddard (R). Saybrodk, David Parodi (R) Re^nrwntetive -from . a begvily an juat yaur oopi alsnatart. freezing. Now, more than ever before,.your cor needs'every pro- * Denotes incumbent. ^Sheriff Harding polled 74,004 votes on their govemmeht for the next Elect^ To New Seat ThafS k.na diOkuHy bi bandUnt Tok eonY b«qr bettor hibficqSon at any price! Mode from Irodford- avMMvtch. L. Paul Burha (R), Kathryn Stalaburg (R)*. Democratic district after three 1943 House; Democrats 71; R«h to 68;832 fo r his Democratic op­ two years ara probably aware Elected to a new seat in , the manthly paymanfa an a loan btra. .Isclion you con give it against damage. Be am you hove snougb hsB (R )«.i Scotland, Harry P. Chssbro succeMive political defeats. ASeghewy cruder (he best in iba world. Your, ang'rne needs the bed if yoo WARDS mNOARD AUTO . .. i pubUcsm *M1; Socialist 0. ponent, William B. .Sarr. am sure o f tbe great responsibili­ Senate from Uve 36th district was fbr asamplt: Ifapolson J. Doj^ J kC*^^^__ Nationally-known Maasdi^udstts okohoi on hand to guard ogairnt suddun drop* bi tomperaterul 1941 House: DemocraU 87; R e ­ New London county . electors ty the peoples’ choice plade's upon Edward L, Fenn, Republican. A loan ad SISS taak «M S srani R to lost. . . use Fennsyivanio! Suf wfiy pay a preteium price else- >)•. M i k Baarteki (D )*. Seymour, Bernard H. Matthlewi^ msmbdra of the Rouse,, including HiATIR SAU MICID Ila45 a publican 185; Socialist 0, gave Hoxte 19,590 votes to 17,7X6 A Eepubllcan dominated Gen­ pramptly lapaM fat U ma aan-• You vran't find bettor okohblcmywhere of a lower prksb Bring ymv OMb W. Onaaman (R )*, (R )* ; James B. Baylis (R ). the majority leader, John McCor­ s._ tacuUva bwtelfantnM'd RSSB aa.J.{ where? Most places, you'd pay up to 35e .Qf. for Ihb tomu queJity d ! Heats Ibrgest cars. Crackle fMsh.^chrome trim. Fow:. iui Ddhostars for Cormlius V. Driscoll (D ) and “We will all work together to eral Assembly will be a new ex­ bi yuur containur, “ ' • (R)*. Sharon, Alexander Jenkins mack, Minority Leader Joseph ■bntaineia to Words and dock «pl limit 3 g ^ 114 for Kenneth ’Thurlow (Soc.) I support our commander hi chief in perience to the governor-elecL . ri r w ■aa*i< ora’ll'ba s M saoooooooO t^SS* S-spNNt cone. -*L3S Fud. loK hieladud^^ dears biggest wMshields. Oafrostur lube Mt e:.;.x . • (R)*: Oarence H. Eggleston IR ) Wangles Vets fer Ledgs Msrtlm and Mrs. Edith N, Rogers ta aanw you. Spatial a M i sW- SherUf Foam ier of , Windhain every way ws can and We will re­ Durteg hla previous two-year Shsltpn, Frank V. O o fu t (D )* county' received 11,240 votes to 9,-’ (R ) sU won re-election. rtot sartuf lunab boar. Owaa bi spond to every call that our na­ term', the Benate alignment was 17 ar phana. H wtO ba a pliaauta Is Patrick J. Walsh (D )* Somerville, Maas., Nov. 4—(P)— 380 for George L. Gardner (R) Sharman, Howard A. Hueaton tional government makes upon us, Democrate. 16 Republicans and A man meeting a friend at a First and Smallest PERSONAL SUV W A S STAMPS • I i FOR SAlt AT (R ). V ing place remarked that he Birth vs. Death, "W e krill go forward with reriew- two Socialists, with the latter Simsbury, Cbaslas H. Vincent wangled one vote for Lodge.” Vergennea, Yt,., was both ' the ) ed oourage and q n e iw and abid­ holding the baUnce of power, < FINANCE CO. (R )*; JoaeiUi'M. Psttiaon (R )* “ How did you do that?” the After their^irst and only breed­ first and* smallest incorporated ing, faith in-lha--f1gnteouaneBa of o f Maaidwister ■omsrs, Julia JL Keeney (R')* friehd>sked. ing seyon, during which time 10,- city in New England. I t was in­ lour cause. W e w ill win the vic­ More than 700 acres are occu- Stete HHotar Birildiag Oliver C Pease (R )* '1 told my wife I was going to 000,00(1 eggs are produceil, both corporated In 17M and 1* the third tory for ' freedom. God helping uS ipied by t^e Cals bad Cavern*, in tkd Floor Phema *4 1 Lauia O: M i s * jssts <*r Mhle-httd Jiflihi* eelhdii^ I va can’t fall,” iNmMagiMw, . 9 D. R. Basara. Mg^. '' ‘J ' ' ..-A. ^ . ' ' V ^ IB S H ** Wa. m MANCHETrSR ETKN1N6 HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 4 .194t TAXm MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. BlAXfCIUBSrEB, CONN, W EDNESDAl, NOVEMBER 4 .194S •erifi Am erican ms Of Interest T o Locnl ^^Omen Boston Writers New Yorkers Captain Spencer Moseley Prepare Ivy Sports Writers ,A(lv«rUMm«nt— iMhmtlMinwtt— AdverttMnMnt— AdT«rtla«tne]it— Score Williams For Big Tilt Inspires Yale *s Grid Team Make Selection ties. Brown quickly on both produotioa. as such, but restric­ sides In hot frying pan. Tramk tions on supplies ore expected to Mother’s GotVa New Job-- Mfcting Tonight By Burton Benjanda Two Of A Kind fer to shalloww baking p^.^Oors keep the turnout down, so oonser-1 Lanky Sox Star Played Yale - Princi^n Battle Fekete Spurns W iBianis Finishes U]^ apple, but do not peel. Cut' into vatioh la still in order from a Of League Muiagen New Haven, Nov. 4—Last year J.''V four thick slices. Add sugar and practical as wall os a patrloUc Listless Ball Way Back On Baker Field for |t was Endicott Peabody IL This In Second rPlace ae She’s Ah Efiiciency Expert Director Johnny Hedlund of Scrap Book Idea water to fat in frying pan; bring standpoint. In June; Teammates First Time in 45 season it's Spencer Dumareeq ^ e e ri, First Lady Have Like Interests to boil and add apple Mlces. Sim­ In trying out a new'preparation the West Bids Rec has called Moseley. * Pesky, Places Third mer for $ minutes en each stda; a meeting of the managers of Choose an introductory siae, and a U a housewife has to do is read women’s magasinCs to Keep up on Sore at Him. Years on Nov. 14. This is not .a "Who’s Who” of Cblumbus, O, Nov, 4—(A^— In National PolL with every stratum of American then place oa top of sausage pau when you have a preparatlca that income tax htii see P**ctlc*l homemaking ideas, the West Side Bowling League BlU^Foley, a Ootuinbue Dis­ t^ w n w ln f B muiot Roo«Bv«It Cafe Society or the latest heart- life. Both are confirmed globe* ties. Bake in moderate oven (850 sulto you, stick to it Also, buy!*"* “'J' ^ eo r M tax WU to m compare ads By Steve (FLenry for this evening at 7:80. Rep- patch photographer, 1 took a I oMMwnrttlTi SUwlMtli Wind* deg. F.) until apples are glased this to large sixes, transferring | number-one Job for the before shopping, in order to make reaentatlvcs of every team By Ldu BlacA throbs among the couturier*. This Judson Bailey trotters. Boston, Nov. 4—(dV-It may Is rough, rugged football—whose batch of ^cture# showing viH not lack for common in- The First Lady Is more of an in- HELLO THERE:— . ____ and brown. paK of it to a small coQtaliier for ' duration ta going to he. The Job her money go as far aa possible, have been requested to be on New York—^TTie return of the Gene Fekete, you^ Ohio New /York., Nov. 4—(ff) Jea durtnc tbe current pr«* Slnkwicha and Harmons cosne dlviduallst than the Queen, -but I WE ARE ALWAYS ON THE LOOK-OTJT FOR THE HIGHEST a short pwriod’a liaa This keepe ' la efficiency expert. she can become more conaum- have been a committee of the hand tonight at the hour men­ Yale-Prtneeton footril claaste to State sophomore football star, the' great second beeeman itterinc vidt a t Mr*. their and tradlUons QUALITY MERCHANDISE, at the lowest ^sslble pricea Many er-conscioue by - conaiderlng the from steel mill centers aad wbooa were poslUons Now Yon can Clean and Wax Ihe ^paration .cMhn, Aaoourages ' With the high coet of war added Baseball Writers’ kssoclation tioned. Matter of grave impor­ New York this fell after a Ispm FUlpowicaa and Matlela coma aa in action in a big game and of ^ e New York Yankeea, has _____ Jt to tendon. reversed. It wuld not be surpris* of the items advertised are featured each week to Introduce you to la One Operation wastefifi ^ppUeaUim. Keep hot- to the high coet o f living, it will quality as carefully ae the looks of which named JosT Gordon of the tance will come before the of 5 years rekindles warm, nos­ offered them to Fekete. “I Eath are poaMceed of apparent- Uie articlM she buys. tough aa they are bard to pnh- named the. moet valuahts ing to think of Elisabeth...... follow­ the type of articles carried by the store represented In this column. There is no more need of amkr ties end Jars tightly capped, and take en efficiency expert to keep Yankees aa the American League’s league and every team la ex­ talgic memories of the bruising, nounce. thought 3TOU might like to Vadtlees energy; both have a rberefore, they pick out an item which is seasonable, reasonable keep 'Ug euppliM in a ^ I , dark She will undoubtedly have to moat valuable player hut the truly pected to be represented. have theae. Gene.” Jilayer of the American Leagua. ing many of the same pursuits by ing two Jobs—ope of dsaning and family comfortable, wen-fed, end . high spirited time wbwi this parti­ The culture belt la hardly a and sincere interest in the and of top quality to give you the most for your money. We in turn a second one of waxing because place. fairlyiSi,. happyk...... on what is left over. take on extra work and learn new decisive vote was cast by the guy cular contest was the greateet Fekete Immediately hand for 1943, preserving the tradition of the common people. which Mrs. Roosevelt has upset skills. For Instance, she may have iroliflc source of All-America that this coveted annuel award precedent in America. ■■■mine their product and pass the information on to you for ap* Preen, a new product, dpes b6tk Some women are naturally who should have had the award in sporting event and spectacle the them to hie girl friend. Mb __ Baisabeth doubtless will to start making the children’s his hip pocket as long ago as last 'ootball names. In recent years, Virginia Loulee Beuttri, ym o usually goes to a ihiember o f tba Queen and First Lady both shun provsX. Jobs at once saving you tlmh and Tkara Us "good managers.’’ For them—the first pfoce at stake, further em­ country had to offer. other sections — perticularly the ie Joy in showing Mra Roose- As usual, this week, there are many "buys” that wlU bear your clothes, and pacing lunch boxea June. * bittered hia teammates with Ms asked: pennant-winning club. pretense, both believe in being labor. It sells for 65c a pt^ $1.10 a "It’s the best country which the . ob won’t be herd. But the average for every member of the family. Fifteen timee between 1880 and South and Middle West — have the day nurserleo and the com- undivided attentioa, be sure you read them all! qt, and $1.75 a 1-3 gailoa at The woman has a lot to leani before There are some who might lackadaisical play in the latter 1897, when men ware still build­ “Don’t you want/ ’em. Since tha Baaeban WritenT As­ kltchens of Britain, the themselves at all times and to all world has known— She will have to learn to en­ monopolist the honor roles. Endi­ sociation of America took over ta people. Johnson Paint. Gb. Get acquaint­ she la qualified as an efficiency squawk over the award on the ba­ part of the season. Their open ing an smpire, and befors New Gene?’ ’ war worii of British wo. That^s us! You’ve heard tt. W4U, tertain graciously without spend­ sis of the fuse which Master Gor­ cott Peabody II of Harvard stood And Fekete /knawsred: 1931 the task o f ssleeting theuxstt Both are quick to see through Theyni Pack Your Gift far pastry. Bake in very hot oven ed with tliia FREEN and keep let’s say it now. expert And she can’t begin to ing much money on it. And she statements anent WiUlama in the York became a canyon city of out like an 80-year-old chorine and the way England has learn too soon. don blew in the recent World last month of the season, particu­ ‘Tfosh, no. I i p b t keep a valuaUe player, there have been meaningless fiattery, both are Mailing «s the Boys (450 deg. F.) for 10 minutes. Re­ your fioofs beautifully clean. We’ve felt no wounds which have will have to see that the family steel and stone, theae two team# In a Billy Rose line lest aeason. few breaks in tbe tradition and up under three years of total H ell have so mutih There are an kinds of ways she Series but, after all, the balloting larly when moat of them were atUl faced each other here. scrap book.” Mrs. Roosevelt certainly wOl possessed of a ready wit. duce heat to moderate (S50 deg. mada Europe groan; gives up expensive recreation and Juat to prove that Peabody was none at aU in the last four years. news to write to can train herself for her wartlnM was done before that horrible—for pla^ng the game up to the hilt In those days, Yale, Princeton no fluke and that Harvard can WMch probably makea him •eelng them. ^ough both dress with dignity F.) and continue baking for 35 to We’ve elimbid no dark bin with e replaces it with inexpensive Icia- the first big time football Gordon’s performance this year you while he la 35 mlnutea Serve hot or cdld Dried apricots and peaches out ; ob. She can enroll in nutrition ure-time actiritiea. the Yankees and Gordon—episode. although their pennant hopes were and Harvard ruled the football never outdo Yale, the Ells have ith Queen and First Lsuly have and taste, neither could be called .blood-stained brow. It was strictly pp the basis of sea­ pta3rer to J m the spotlight to waa the best In Ms five seasons away you’ll Just with American cheese, or whipped in email pieces ead cooked with We’ve made no promises to break courses where she wiU leem how These thing* are Just a begin­ gone, would scarcely permit Ted’a roost and this aeriedf a highlight come along with their atrongeat aged to Juggle their private a fashion plate. Clothes are inci­ son play and on that factor It’s most ardent rooter to cast a bal­ be miny^ a scrap book rec­ with the Yankees, and he unques­ dental to more important interests know hell certain­ cream. the cereal add eweetlisBa and give again: to plan low coat - well-balanoed ning—beci^uae It is going to be e of Manhattan qxwting life, filled AU-America candidate since CUnt tionably waa a powerful factor in public lives with consummate ly appreciats a pen meals, and how to lias suhatitute Mg Job. But if she manages to rate hard to say that WiUianu had a lot for him. One of the moat es­ many a page in gridiron lore. Frank—rugged, ex|riosiva Spence ord of Ms feats. ■lighting neither. Both are in the lives of each. a pleasant flavor chaiigs. We’ve turned no elty to a smok­ Job done upon him. ■ the Bombera winning their ahttk and pencil set, ing tomb. foods. aa an efficiency expert her family sential points on which the award CelebraUsae Tso MeM Moseley. wives, eacellent mothera Both enjoy the simple Ufe. And Dresses That Are Fashioa N( Milk may be . used to cook the This la the’ second year in a row is based is the player’s oontribn- pennant in aeven yeara the First Lady no doubt sdll dine $3.95 up for Christmas. Grand se­ ’These lovely, figure moulding cereal in; whan doing so. bew- The cMldrsn we Nave atarved, the She can read the woman’e page will suffer as little aa possible Too exuberant eriebration of Moseley Is Tkeepjen However, tbe difference between ever has been known to of her hometown newspaper and that Williama has missed out on tion to bis own team. on fish and chips with the Queen lections of these and other gifts Jersey prints at Montgomery ever, use a double boiler to peeplee slain— from doing ita share to finance the victory, too moist and noisy Austere Yale made no ovetturea his value to tbe Yankees and the ___an official duty. for service men at Matthew the homemaking sectlan of her war. the coveted honor—one which in drowning of sorrow in defeat— pdl Dudley Quean Eliatbeth has visited the as enthuaiastic^ly aa George and Wards are lovely. Bright prints vent ecorcblng. 'Thaae are net listed in eur Beok ordinary days la worth a substan­ to. Moseley and none w«re nece# value a t lanky Ted Williams to the Elisabeth aampled American hot Wior'a 907 Main street, and o f red with black, black with aqi Place a email aquare ef comb o f Deom. they took their foothain seriously eary. Hla father, George C. Mose­ aecond piece Boston Red Sox was the factory giria the theyll gladly pack your gift for tial donation in the salary depart­ —finally put New York in the men of Britain Just as dogs with the RoosevelU in Hyde etc., with delightful fioral borders honey in the middle of the- coreel Dutch ovens, and double or tripli­ ment by the plairer'a employer. Old Grads Plan ley, Yale '17, playud ead on tbe open to controversy wMch in turn ' mailing. ”Thcn, if we taka the award be- bad graces of the focnitie# of Implies Yale foothaO Leading Pros Roosevelt has made fiienda Park. in slses 13 to 44, and only $7A8. dish to add delldoua sweatneas. cate pans are excellent over top But the only Job done on Mas­ EU football tee me of 1914 to ’Ifi, O- eras reflected ta the balloting a t So fashionable for all the holiday Left over, crisp breakfast bacon oanse we must, burners for “one burner” meals. ter Williams-^ther this year or Yale and Princeton and, after the received AU-America distinetiaa the oommittee a t 34 vrritera it’s with a white causa end an Glass and cooking potteries are To Hold Reunion 1896 battle, the tradUlonal meet­ Gordon was given 13 first ptaee ^ Up Yonr Sleeve festivities ahead and so Inexpen- may be crumbled and added to last—waa done by himself . In each his senior year. Spence Is a which had been broken in an their heads off, and the reeiptte are Steelers' Freshman Is You can wear your style on sively priced. casserole dtshes, gravies, .honest heart. exceptionally economical in their year, but especially thia year, be ing was arranged to alternate be­ nephew of Ebgert Spoicer, Tale early practice talc Sinkwich). Hla beginning to tell. / votes and recMved a total of XtS your sleeve this year. Some new seucee and acme ealsda. It’s fo r a future whlieh our boys use of fuel end permit gentle had the decision all sewed up if be tween New Raven and Princeton. ''12; Dumaresca Spencer, Yale IS; fatbw sent Mm out west at the After being overwheuned by potata while Williama winner of ' sleeves are of fabric and color la tniBt; cooking over the minimum flame. Evanston, 111.—^Eight o f the 13 Now, because of the wartime and irpMlmpirlrV Frederick* Spencer, Yale ’33. age a t 13, and be spent nine aum- Pennsylvania and defeated by Regarded Highly in the “triple crown” for leading tba ^ Wayside Musings "Bride^s tnmeat” had exercised a little ordinary ex­ living members >bf Northwestern contrast to the bodice. Sometimes taterlor Oeoevattag Mm It’s for a freedom that won’t fall transportation problem, the game He Is a rhapsody in Old Blue. Siers there doing everything from Navy, the resurgent Elis have National League. league ta batting, home runs aad > Home, home by the range. tra effort. University’s 1892 football team the sleeves don’t match each oth­ Where I’m finding that cooking is Easy Way apart. We’ll agree that last jrear be has been shifted foom Princeton’s He propped at Lnah Hin School, digging ditchee to punching cows. bounced beck to whip Dartmouth runs batted in. fiMahed with ntas, the ahut-ins, soldiers and others in er; some are jeweled, others are It's for a new world that all men TO get a really beautiful glossy Grapefruit is in season again. which met the University of 1111- Palmer Stadium to OolumMa’a He has worked as a logger, and Brown. The team Is young first place votes and 249 potato. ApriTs the service aa far as wo can. Ptay; Watkins Mothers Invite you to brown look to roast duck, turkey had serious competition from Jo« where he played three yaers of Chicago, Nov. 4. — (AV—The embroidered. reserve the next three afternoons ' can know— To enjoy grapefruit at its best noia to e the first time win be pre­ Baker Field on Nov. 14. Once football, and attended equaUy panned gdd in Oregon and and inexperisneSd for tha most The Boston slugger might have BRth petunias la November it And what do we want for But I wish I could learn or even chicken, sprinkle with a prepare It well ahead of aerring DiMagglo and it was hard to find sented between halves o f the WUd- romping feet a t BiU DwUey, the How to brown, and not to bum to come and see Mr. R ^ Crane ’That’a ua! You’ve said i t WeU. fault with Joe getting the award more it’s Yale va. Princeton—site. swank Cheahire School for a year bummed through the west on the part, but imder OdelTs expert done better except for aome eons- ’t seem long until ChrlstmasT "Things that you'U come on—let’s go!!’ pinch of sugar after the usual time, add sugar and chill for sev-. cats-IUinl game Saturday. The New York. freights. guidance and Moseley’s inspiring Pittsburgh Steelere’ fresh roan petition from on4 a t hie own team- , never see, Wr^iped up In tlasiie The Three Landtag Brands at And make cake, pie and choc’late as he conducts a thrse-day school rubbing with, butter, pepper end after he carried the Yanks from before entering Yale. He doubled back, may carry the former Vir­ a violets. For in a protected of interior decorating. Me comes G’bye now. eral hours, preferably overnight 1892 team not only played the Rubber tires and gaaoUne ahor^ tat. hockey and baaeball at both R ig Root, veteran Yale fresh­ leedershlp tai batUe, tliey are ma­ ■tatas, Johnny Fedcy, the lookM paper, under a tinsel tree.” Washable WaS Paints for Patat- souffie.” s a lt i fourth place to the pennant in the first contest with Illinois, but also ginia All-America to the beet na­ of the yard there are aeveral tag Over Wallpaper to Manchester heralded by news­ Not only will the fruit itself be matter of 58 daya. That feat far ages didn’t mean anything to the tnatituUona. , man coach, shifted Moseley from turing rapidly. shortstop Btar. who p ^ a d two fin k No, Just the assurance that this Juicier and more delicious but your inaugurated football relations gentlemen and their ladies in the end to center in 1939. During the Motaley la a savaga operative tional football league ground-, place votes aad 148 potato. Tbs ' petunias still blooming, worid wide struggle will not be Tou’U like the modern miracle MS Per cent Vlrgta Wool Sweat­ papers from coast to coast for his oirerahadownd Ted’s tremendous Moseley, 33. stands 6-foat, gaining mark aince Cliff Battles' undisturbed by the several unique method of interior deco­ Lay> a turkiab towel over your sugar will go farther this way too. with Michigan, Chicago and Min­ eighties and gay ninetiea, but lean years of 1940 and '41, he was afield.,. He backs up tbe Yale line other fhrst place halktt also srfisf In vain, the aasuranoe that when wall finish Kem-Tone which is ers—Top Favoritae fer Winter .406 batting average but Ted could nesota. weighs 178 hard pounds Although credited with being the defensive went ffi4 yards for Waehingtan to o st for a rookla ehottatop, Vcr» } we have already had. And $3.98 a gaL, 98c a qt.; Dehydray, ration study and you’ll be delight­ lap to prevent silk from slipping have picked up valuable yardage getting uptown to the game offer­ be is on the executive board a t wi(ly'pulverising - efficiency. His the long cold wintry days of war We urge you to buy thw when you are hand-aewing it. If Marshall P. Noyes a t Chicago, ed a transportation teat of its mainstay of the EUi dyke. Five tabling is deadly, his blocking 1937. non (Junior) Stapbena of the 88. ' are in the same place which the dehydrated fiat wall paint now—Jumbo Knit women's ed with the ease with which you if be had aet hia sights on the the Yale Dramatic Aaaociatlon Rampaging BIU has clockad off yield beauty next Spring with are over we’ll still have courage can become familiar with the fun­ you are machine-sewing, fasten a who was both imptain and coach own, and one that became more collegiate sports editors chose him crisp. He is mobile and he had Louie Browna who rated fobrtlk enough left to push our way r^ch sella for $1.48 for a 5 lb. sweaters o f 100 per cent vir­ most vahiahle award long before of the '93 team, heads the group and had a leading role in their aa All-Ivy League first team cen­ Savvy. 534 yards in seven games this three potato behted Peaky. vloleta pkg., and makes 1 gailoa of paint. f damentals of decorating when you towel over the table end of the aad not Jiist after be bit that tre- difficult aa the spectacle caught original musical comedy. The gin wool, $3J8—retail value sewing machine. of returning Mayers Others in­ public fancy. ter last season. Enlisted In the Navy V-5 year, and already has surpassed It waa tbe aeeond straight year In small 1 1-3 lb. pkg. too, for 49c $$.98 to 84.98, etaea 84 to 40. attend theae “Laboratory clinics.’’ mendnuB home run in the 1941AQ- clude Dr. Walter BUI Scott. Presi­ Waterbory Tales, there is nothing As captain this jrear Ms fire the 1941 high of 496 yards by the span of Winter ahead, destruction and desolation Admission free^lecture starts at S ta r gaxna. Instead of diving into aubway effects about Mm. branch, he will report for flight is which WUUams has hem aoaad to blossom again aa hopefully and to make 1 quart of paint. Then Pure wool sweaters also tor wom­ dent Emeritus of Northwestern. competitive ardor have blended training In February. Clarence Memdera o f Brooklyn. out of tho most vslnsbla sssaidL though we know this winter the Ultra Lumlnall, the oil-type 3 p. m. each day. When mixing a cake put the Thia yaar. Ted looked like a vir­ or cab, students in the late 19th Moseley' played brilliantly In aa beautifully aa April’s vlideta. en, sises 40 to 48, for 89-88—retail - Conservation century had to depend on good admirably with Ute coachMg of Spencer Dumareeq Moseley' in­ Now averaging about 75 yards Ho ran a dose aecond in IM l Cs bring many unhappy days as paint $3.79 a gal., 89c a qt. All value $4.38 to $4.98; water repel­ sugar in the bowl first and your tual cinch frith Joe DiMaggio hav­ the sieve-like Yale line last sea­ Howard Odell. IT iey haye the tends to keep tbe broad "a” in a. game, Dudley could carry on at Joe DiMagglo of tte Yanks aad'T^J war unfolds with its horror these preparations thin with wa­ Justice James F. Bymts, new ersaming Job will be lots easier. ing a bad year and no one else but old dobbin. By 1893, when the son, despite a brace on hie Jaw lent fitted Jackets for women, The good old custom of putting game had really become big time, rich ' young men of Yale fighting AU-America. that pace and finish with 825 aithou^ hta' hatting avenffa |[|M blAodshod. Aa we read about ter and are remarkable fo r theiir slses 14 to 30, with a warm fur Director of Economic Stebillxa- That’s if you’re using vegeUMe Gordon fhrSatening to place any Last Nights Fights yards for the year, considerably atoughed off from .406 to ASS tU B among the missing who washabllity and easy covering of tion, to express the aims of hie away your summer clothes for shortening, of course, which is obstaelia ta his path. But Master boxes sold for $150 and if any of W ool Suit Care lined hood, 83A7: are a tremen­ the winter—which some of us fol­ tbe gents wanted to be sore of under the present league record Mb aU-aroimd tt a g 1 it eome back to enjoy Spring almost any surface Inclmfing wall­ dous value, too. AU wool akirts new office has devised this slo­ always creamy and ready to use Gordon, a hall players’ ball player. of 1J)04 yards set in 1934 by Beat- many leepeeta eras better thatt ('■ ’ ns we have the faith to know I paper. Ask to see them and the gan; "Eat it up, wear it out, make lowed and aome^ didn’t—becomes because it’s meant to be kept at If aver that* waa one, went quietly B y TIm Associated Preso riding in fqshion up cobblestone Tulane Staff Your fall wool suit will last aev­ for girls and women, $3,18 to Fifth avenue, they had to engage tie Feathers of the Chicago Bears thty have gone to a higher and ' simple Roller-liCoater for 89c' to 88.84, plaids and solids—where? It do.” Mrs. Byrnes, wife of the pretty much of a "must" in this room temperature. about bis afccustomed duty of ca- Brooklyn—Maxle Berger. 146%, Init by for the best parformance DiMagglo dropped to mseisih bk eral aeasona if: You keep it well apply them, kt McGill’s, 845 Main former Supreme Court Justice corttaig Uw Yankees to a pennanL Montreal, outpointed Ernie Robin­ a coach a year ahead .and fork hotter life. And that is always a 'The Manchester Knitting MUla, war year of "Make ’Em Last” In Sports Roundup in the last five yeara. the oommittse’a lattag of Amort” haautlfifi and oomfortlng thought, brushed and cleaned; mend worn street. ’Telephone 6887. Manchester Green. and Senator from South (Carolina, But WnUams, after puUing one son, 147 8-4, New York (8 ). over $20 in advance to reserve a ^ Is All Alumni Dudley has bMn either No. 1 is ready to practice what herinia- fac$ it’s no longer a custom—It’s Economy or thrift cookers. of hla patented tantrume Just be­ Washington — Johnny Colan. place on it. ten now and April’s vloleta, spots, or tears, replace buttons im­ d duty, what with the present ris­ No. 2 in ruahtng eiiice the first a t de Bonham a t tba Tanks Thankaglvtng, a boUday Tahe Fralto lata Oonslderatlon tand preaches When they sold fore tba Rad Sox engaged the .175, New Terk, outpointed Danny The modern student bodiea win By Hugh FuBertaa, Jr. of a soldier and basketball faa the league’s weekly compUatlons mediately; hang it on weU-abaped Here’s a sturdy and economical their Spartanburg,place she turn­ ing prices and. shortages and the Yankee# in a crucial series with Coa, 188, New York (10). converge on Baker Field at the Tex Hnghsoa-of ths Bsd to be aaore than over hangers; do not load pockets so Combine frulfi in season witn breakfast dish for workers: futiure possibility of clothos ra­ Entire Coacliiiig Group New York, Nov. 4—iJP)— From , aad we bope we can accept. were published Sept. 30. For tbe toso htaL . that wo are fighting to ed up all aorta of bid scrap for the burton* $ far tip of Manhattan Island most part it’s been a scrap be­ Others hi Dm top that they bulge; alternate use with cheese to increase your vitamin, Baked Sansage and Apple Rtags salvage drive, and'is now teaching tioning. So plan to put ydur sum' shortly before game time, but not Former Stars with somewhere in the Pacifle wau- sane r this laad our pioneer another suit—allowing one to two mineral and protein supplies mer things away so carefully that A Friend ta Need tween the Virginia boy and Mer- or* Stan Bpro rr a t bequeathed u a ’Then of (Serves 4) her maid meatleas dishes. She la so a-^hen ehigging, shin-kicking Sgt. (’i) Max ^ R. Keiffer Ares a I Dick Harlow, the Harvard Tyn (?ondit of Brooklyn, and the days between .wearings; use a when meet is scares ead every One pound sausage meet, 1-4 a member.^ a war group that they will be in perfect condition University Teams. Phfl UtrdtaOam at thoro’s Chrlataias la Just otmee of protein is valuable. and halr-puUing arerc legal tech V-mail broadside in this direction ' coach, must have had advauas ta- way both ar* going it appears phia athtoClea aad smooth press clbth when pressing, cup dry breed crumbs, S table­ meets to Time W orld duanp ^ cloiu cocktail spfead at vary low traetlveljr that yon ho long- Broadway between the Fifth ketbaU, baseball and track. His three frotu'other “major” confer­ Cambridge with D e ^ . He needs the (Chicago Csrdinala. Hugh cost. Leaves from Anne Cabot’s Album •r seed worry aboot your Avenue hotel, where the Tale consistently briltlapt football play ences and the rest from)' colleges you more than I do.” conabeted on 13 of 36 poeatag at­ Appear* in Hartfcn’d ^ | Two Piece Suit appaanmeo srhen you wear team lodged, and the nearby as a halfbedi q^Srked tke Wave that /^ritaiitely are "hig time” tempts last Sunday for a total of Hoffman Rouse, where the gentle­ Tods}-’s Quest Star y A SplandM Bale s f tham . to conference /ebampioaelilp In basXetball schools—Notre Dame, 75 conqiietioos in 139 tries Next Tneaday. ■ I... < BeHday Gift Aprons men made their beta (and loat 1934. “yoledS^ Seton HaU. Long Island, Bob Stedler, Buffalo fitarenliQ ■------e ' Btaoa the taro pleee suit can be Bring yow preacripUbaa News: “An AU American I# a fol­ Kali-ston-lks for I doubt if we’D have to find eub- many a atiff or stuffed shirt) Charlie Rocker, Simaae’e chief, etc. . . But ae a clincher, Mis­ Hartford, Nov. 4—RicMe Lemo^ ' the baekboiM ef your wardrobe, it ta m iad let ns shew you waa aa Crowded as Times Square eeslstant and line coach, waa souri Max errite#: "Tbe second end low wlK> don't let Ms team get ftwmer woriffe featherweight box- - .Mwavae you to be very fussy ing glrla and women .on stltutos for our clothespins, . but beat, and that’s Frankie Sinkwich, sale at C. E. House A the attractive fnaies avafl- today. That was ao from tlie mo- Southein tackle on Tiilene'e third weeks a t the second March tag champion,, fights for the fitul which style you choose in this pop- we bad better be practical and not SMBt tbe studenta arrived until ckampionaMp team. fOUowing the end o f tbe war, jrau who laughed at a 10-0 scot* and O N THE Son, Inc., and also aome lose the ortea we already have! A able. ttaw ta Hertford next TUssdlgr'; War fsihion! Today's model sn- long afterward, except for the VemOn Haynes, end - eosich. are invited to be my houae end carried Georgia to Saturday’s night. ■ ' ' • f wats svery possible requirement favored Dorothy Dodds clothespin iq>r«n is one of the ALL KINDS OF four-star victory over Alabama.” —all at the low sale priet of $4JW brief interval for the game. etarna at. end on Tuta^'e 1981 tournament guest for the two na­ Tbe Mexlcaa, of Los AngataA’ ' W true smartneas. It hee the oor- handiest sort of aproha to have Om CAL REPAIR WORK The ride uptown to the scene Roes Bowl Club; and Mrilagg was tional riaasirs Come out to see faces Georg* Zengaras, N«w York ' course siaea are broken, but Sm-toe Dept. notched collar, ’The Jacket la If you can find your slae you will hanging’, in the kitchen closet— of the conteat—ettker at the old an aU-Southem haIjRiack with Tu- and deckle for yourself.” . . . That SPOT Greek who made a surpetatag-.- graceful 4 button length, the Pole Groonda oa 110th St., aad lane three seasoi^ ago. speak# vohunes for the confidence The Iowa Navy Pre-Flight showing against WUIIe P ^ hen- , iWrt is pleated for. walking com- be pleased with theae worth while and it might Just as well be a school announces that the winter buys Lenox Ave., or Manhattan Field. ■ with grahami last week, ta tbe lO-rouBd ata# ' ’ iort. Pattern includes dickey. pretty one! You’ll like this em­ niw a vacant spot Just south of toughness program wUI include broidered "Bowaer” apron—it’s The Dewey- By Dillon Graham bout. J Pattern No. 8100 la in sixes 10, tlM present Pole Gromidn sraa a water polo with the “contact” Lemos leaped into fistic ptuai4> 11. 14. 18, 18 and 30. Sixe 13 suit mada in two sections the front thrfll by itaeV. Big Leaguers Seek Stars rules tossed out . . . Seems from New. York, Nov. 4—The best nence on a nattenwide acata dn with long or abort sleeves, takes Instead of the customary cigars, section being cut in pocket shape. here It would be easier to take up fighter in the world, an army R was a steady pioeesaioa, rau­ serge named Joe, is currently out the night of July 1. 1841, whan 4 8-4 y a ^ 89-inch material, 8 1-8 a proiid father in San Diego, The Uttla dog is 7 Inches big and Kdimah Co. cous with startling and soul stir- the old Eastern Intercollegiate he kayoad P*t* Scatao ta the fifth yards 54-inch. 3-4 ysrd 35 or 39- C!allf., handed out war stampa. is embroidered en in quick out­ Icwelerfi StathMera League variety of water polo, of fistic circulation and there's line stitch. Ha has fluffy brown ring clieera and bugle cans, which At Recent Draft Session quite a drop In class down to the round of a title fight at Los Aa- Inch contrast fabric for dickey. Other fathers he met at the hos­ O ptieiaaa reached a climax during the game banned by the. college as too geles to capture tbe NBA crown. pital adopted the idea. With births hair, a big red bow around , his rough . . . The- cmly known rule top clouter now throwing leather. For this attractive pattern, send neck and a bright yellow clotbes- as one )Mro after another did and For what it’s worth. I'll pass He bad_ been fighting for five 15c in coin, your name, address, adding up to a couple of million a almost died for dear old alma there waa to let a player go to tbe yeara la hta-naUve California be- , pin in his mouth. . ^ Horry Oeayeen .^etaad. Ha batted the Cube into a surface when be signalled he’d had along the opinioa a t one of Cauli­ pattern number end else to ’The year, think what it would mean mater. Heroes earned laurela the New York. Nov. 4— C bnim io-, W orld Series, was largely instru-; for* that.and had been etoppafi The spron niakea a grand holi­ enough . . . Pvt. Larry Dew of flower A Venue's leading citizens Manchester Evening Herald ’To­ if every new parent baadad out hard way ta that day. Stoner Landie held tka ddayed I mental ia estabUahing attendance that the cream of this afternoon's by a cut eye ta another bout srith day's Pattern Service 100 7th war stamps. day gift as WaU as a veritabto FayetteviUe. N. C., and Cbanute Scalzo ta 1940. war-ttme draft meeriwg tha other I records, made WflUam Wrigley his Field, 111., is ready to give Hank crop la Ray Robinson, arith Jimmy Avertue, New York, N. Y. treasure of a wash day accessory AN OUTSTANDING day. but major laagua offtriala : first money in baaeball. Bivins. Elzzard Chaii^ Willie Pep But when they mat again it waa in your own horns Make aa inex- LMsetti a run for Ms basketball E veiy femUy which aears at Da Year dulstmaa Osvi found the ptoUnga alink t ,-A description o f rules gov«m - and Tarai Mauriello comprising a different Story. In Csct, it wound . Ptag Early pensive one for yourself of uih ASSemTME^ scoring money . . . Playing for up in spectacular foahion. Flsr home should have the FaU Fashion Eagles Aided The bettK- athlete# ar# covered taig the draft drould be unintcrest- hla Squadron team, Lany recently the first five. Book, our complete catalogue of blaacbed muShn and a couple of up today. Touagaters ar* being ing readtag. To be drafted today, Lemos proved that night that aB Books from all the popular more riaborata ones of blue de­ scored 20. field goal to set the pace latest pattern styles The price is houses to help you select your indited into tbe armed forces or however, a player must at one Robinson, the fancy - dancing the aucceaaful switch hitters arsn.’t nim, pink, yellaw or blue cotton for an 87-10 victory . , . Torger in baaeban. For four heats he aind I6e per copy. Or the Fashion Rook personal cards—racks. and racks By New Stars awlaging-in war plants, and who time have been on the reserve Met Tokle.' the ski Jumper, has been Harleiq welterweight is regarded may be ordered with a 15c pattern for (JhrlstnsBS g ifts ^ to your wants to pay 87 A00 for aa oM a t a big league club. Naturally, by some as Juat as good, pound for Scalso had battled oh esan tom of regular Christinas Greetinga friends HOOKED RUGS aaaigned to the new Mountain for 35c plus Ic for postage. - ^ for the family, those overseas and bloke simply kscmiec he ie batting tMa reducea to a large extent the pound, as Jo* Louis. He has never But ta the fifth. Blchieawltohisaie To obtain pattern for the A t Infantry training center at Camp been beaten, either as an amateur a aputtqww stance afld proceqded friends and box card assortments A lin u e m v E p b ic e s Several Players Report^ i sslerthre aandee de- number a t eligible proepecte. such ti^ pockets that even- a using old length of woolan plaids ysur eopy taday. Anna Cabofa here.) Both 'games wUl atart at 8 Fred Toney, DeaUi Valley Jim- take. the “duration ~EiviIian heavyweight honey, pinch salt, 3 choppad handkarcUef. will fall out—so aad lsft-«v«r yarns . . : or moks Fan and Winter prloed P. JIB. Scott, Ammy Imesndsr, Jeff Pfef- Lou Fette and Jim Turner toU- versed OS far as Trtfity and Am- championehlp."______raw cooking apples 1 taMespoon. bisre’s an apron that is praOticicaiiyienr"ar7mir- a f M ewita." t - Wally Schangr *d in thenaitaors for yeafsT"®- lli> hivat are cpiaStroaS as they pra- B i quick-cooking tapioca, 1 cup sug­ ail pockatt Bvacythlng from dub-aervfog notice last Sunday Otto MlUar, Milton Stock, and. to tu Jack ^eCaiUster told >Bob pare for "their annual foothaD Tap Is a New England eenaatifxi, ar, pastry. Johnnie’s socks to last evening’s night when thegr sraUoped the get more up to date, Hattt WBaosk Qutaa a t the Braves about them. flgfaulig out of Hartford. - Thia Chicagrw Nov. 4. The Chop cranberries. Add oeaagf Lions by a t to 1 sooce, highest Curt Davis, Hugh CBaqr. Rube Than there is the lUayer who A year agq as uadMeatod newapapar can ba cranuned into you kny your new topcoat at GLENNKY*S, pan are young featherweight has won 50- Jooepk U Gills Bowhag taam rind," honey sad salt. Stand I thsaa c^weioua pockets as you M ILK IN taUy a t tka amaon thna far. Melton aad BUi Oomoy, the Red does not arrive until he Mts the Trinity eleven went to Amherst edd straight fights as e pro. Hell assured of authentic styling. These coats ars created by skilled and pretty much controUedthe ‘ broke a fow reoorda srhen ttwr hour. Mix appiss with iQiioca do ths "picking up” after break­ IMdie Powers, boas a t the Sex catcher, among them. majorc. get a chance to win an officUU-^ ^aol MI i*«rac« word* to a lioa still able to quote the old prices, pany, Olastonbury, Conn. Boarders Waated, 69-A He accepts orders without baby learned to talk yet? when you telephoned her I waa ‘Rtlato nombara and abbra*latlon» ed. It is an heirloom, of senti­ as there have been no advances lii er piano, good «mdlUon. Reason­ quibbling. I daonl u a arord add oQmiinnnd mental value only^ Automobiles tor Sale 4 [BOYS WANTED from 16 years able. 77 MatoKstreet______FOR RENT — ATTRACTIVE Proud Parent—Oh, my, yea — detained and would not be home ■a aa two worda HInimuni eoai our prices. Write or Phone Bur­ He is aware of the limits of bis we’re teaching him to keep quiet until late? for stock room work. Full or part room, with or without boenL iM e a of threa llnaa l o s t —LADY’S KID gloves, Cen­ ton Insulating Oo., 180 North Ox­ authority. Secretary—She asdd could she ^UBa rataa oar day tor tranitant 1936 CHEVROLET coach, 970; time. Good pay. Apply Marlows Men only. Call 2-0077. now! ter street opposite New street. ford street, Hartford, Conn. Tel. He grasps the essentials of a depend'on. that 1937 Ford coach, 976; 1937 32-4615 or Manchester 8309 eve­ Office and Store situation quickly. aWiiillia Harab IT. ld>T Tel. 3372. Reward. Chevrolet, 9128; 1937 Chevrolet Equipment 54 ROOM AND QUALITY muUs for Gypsy—I’ll tell your fortune, Caab Cbarft nings He accepts full responsibility for sir? A business man is one iriio oaaaentiTa Oaya...i 1 otai I ott LOST— LADY’S SWISS wrist coupe; 1937 Cadillac sedan, 9246: Help Wanted— Male or girls only at reasonable price, his own work. ^ R R O U G H S ADDING machine, Man—How much? spends four hours doing business . .bntaoatiTo Daya...| * “*• watch. Initials A. R. B. between 1938 Cadillac sedan, 9396. Brun­ Fem ale S7 central, laundry privileges. Call He takes denials of hia re­ OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS ^.Say ...... In otalil otf ner’s, 80 Oakland street. Open Heating— Plumbing— WE HAVE SEVERAL FULL Protector Graf check writer. 3408 or 14 Arch atreeL Young Gypsy—^Twenty-five cents. and eight hours filling out reports Park and Main and State theater. quests with good grace. Man-Correct. to tbe government ordara for trraaulai inaartlonr evenings. ' Roofing 17 Write Box C, Herald. Women’s "V” House. He has the confideitce and re­ "irta ba obarvad at tba ona tlma rata Telephone 6363. Reward. time sales positions for married I tvANTED—MAN and woman^^o \ THEOLOCBACXl V E H .B U T toaoM rataa for loni term a»ary work In Manchester launclr^. 72 spect ot his associates. SOME BOOK-LEARNED" lay advartlalng glvan apoo raaoaat JOHN CLARK. Plumbing aiid women in various departments. He is accurate in reporting the S H O TS SPEtsTT S O M B t\C M HUNTERS WAS STAUyiN»- FOR SALE—1940 Ford Deluxe Splendid opportunity to earn ex­ Maple street . Wanted— ^To Buy 58 Ada ordarad bafora tba third oi Announcements 2 business coupe, radio, heater, and Heating. Repairs and . Jobbing. Waated— Rooma—Board 62 facts about a situation. FUNNY BUSINESS UFETiMESArrr ITH IN K IF THEY SENT OUT THEIR b day will ba obarged only tor Tel. 3233. 37 Hollister street. tra spending money for Christ­ z: WANTED —USED OVERHEAD He uses calm Judgment in the AND THEM TH A D TO BEST SHOT WITH THBR aataal ooiabar of timea tba ad good tires. Tel. 6394 or call 110 mas. Experience not necessary. WANTED—2 FURNISHED rooms larad, ebarglng at tba rata aarn- Benton. Situatione Wanted— garage door with hardware. Tel. performance of his duties. HMD AN INSDNCF* EATNNTrH LAST SHELL^PRETT/ _gt no aliowaaea or rafan<"« ear WANTED—RIDE TO Aircraft In Good salary. for 2 adults and High school Moving— ^Trucking- 8856. child. Tel. 6633 after 5 p. m. He gives a situation sufficient IVEKNC^^A£DOEOF A RIFLE SOON HE CAMETEARIN’ l^ba mida on ali tlma ada atoooae Buckland. first shift. Tel. 8979. Femffle 3 8 consideration before taking ac­ wirtar tba flttb day. 1933 V-8 COUPE, In A-1 condi­ Storage 20 ______1. TRAJECTORV, I ’D PREFER THRU TW TENT WITH No “till forblda^; dlaoiay llnaa ooi FOR RENT— HOME MADE trall- tion, new upholstering. 604 Park­ WANTEI^j-PRIVATE room, and tion. VELDCrrVAND THE OLD TWO BIS QEARS AFTER APPLY MARLOW’S I MIDDLE ^GED woman wants Rooms Without Board 59 bath for competent woman. In He subordinates personal inter­ I’r Tlia Barald wlU not ba raapooalbla er, space, and electric lights for er street. ’THE AUSTIN, A. CHAMBERS Oo. h ou sek ^ in g Job for gentleman. $4 per week. Telephone Manches. exchange for part time houae- ests to demands of hia assign­ >MNOASE~WHILE INSTINCT.' HIM M VELLS/HERE.' ir OMra than ona tncorraot Inaar- local and long 'uAtancs moving. Mrs. Amelia Harvey, TalcottviUe, FOR ' RENT LARGE heated .TOOWVOUCAN VOU SKIN THESE WHILE et any adyartlaamant ordarad ter 6839. Return load system, furniture room for lady, nsm* bus line. 44 work. Write Box R, Herald. ment. Green Circle Inn. Tel. Rockville Would the Commanding Officer »r nMrataaa ona tinaa FOR SALE—1940 BUICK eoupe, stormgs Dial 6260. North School street Manchester. LEARN ALL OF, X OO OUT AN’ OTT SOME Tba tnadvartant otniaalon of in* WANTED—RIDE TO East Hart­ 9550. Telephone 7325. 23-5. recommend you as an officer? rrract onblloatlon of ddvartlaing THAT BEFORE MORE/’THAT III! ba raoMllad only by ea.ncallatlon ford Pratt A Whitneys, first FOR RENT—FURNISHED room Apartments, Flats, VOL) FtRE A WASN’T OMsWEL * tba obarga mada for tba aanrler shift, starting Friday. Call 2-0969 WILL SELL BELOW book value Repairing 23 on Main street for 2 men, or T e n e n ^ t a 63 Jack—What did one duck aay SHOT BOONE/ mdarad. after 8 o’clock. for private owner, 1940 Chevrolet Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 couple. Continuous hot water. to the other duck? nv All adyartlaamaDU mnat eooMrm PIANO TUNING and repairing. % atela oony and typograplly witb towne sedan, excellent condition. Telephone 6803. FOR RENT—5 Rc^M~flat[~on bus Bill—What? Mrauitlona aiiforced b? tba pabllRh- Almost new tires. No trades. 15 Player piano epecialty. John GIRL OR WOsIAN wanted New [j a c k f r o s t k e n n e l s offer a line, available Dec. 1st Adulta Jack—Social Security. Cockerham, 28 Bigelow street new litter of adorable, healthy ONE BEDROOM with twin beds, Bill—Social Security? I don’t !i«m.. rr----R a tba?------rtsarva- tbt ricbt eOD' to months terms. Cole Motors.— Model Laundry, Suminlt street only. Write Box M Z, Herald. ksdlt faMsa ea rajaei T et 4219. Cocker Spaniel puppies. Other 2 bedrooms with double beds, get it. PiMered oblaMonabla 4164. annu*Bntim^laaainod ada FOR SALE WANTED—tGIRLS, AND women colors available. 26 Gardner shower; bath and hot water. Pri­ Jack—I know you don’t, You L CL08INO BOORS— SAWS OF a l l k i n d s Ued. set ba pabllabad aama day moat ba 104 WEST CENTER ST. — • for packing and bench work. Ap­ street vate famUy, 2 minutes from Main Wanted to Rent 68 will when you are 65. Mtvod b f It 6*elook noon Sottir- rooms. SIngla. Bath and lav­ Business Services-Offered 13 and repaired, cord wood tawe ply at ’Tober Baseball Mfg, So., street, for girls or couples. Call atory. Recieatloa room In baae- gummed, power and band lawn Elm street 5649. Every good salesman is a part­ A, mowera overhauled, and aharp- WANTED TO RB^fT by adult ’ TriefhoM Tom Want Ads ment. Caah 91,000. WANTED TO BUY sewing mS' Live Stock— Vehicles 42 American couple, no children, ner of the man he ia trying to chines, vacuum cleaners. Ebepert ened. Stored all winter, no extra w o m e i t Or g i r l s w a n t e d , ' FOR RE1NT--6 SINGLE rooms, sell. Ada ara aooapiad orar tba tala* charge. Axea, unlvea, shears etc. with twin beds in each room, small apartment References. >na At tba CHAAUB Ra TB ^*an IM CENTER ST. — 7 rooma, t repairs and supplies for all makes full time, stockroom or counter Write Box A Z, Herald. taa aa a oonTanalnoa to advor*. bathrooms. Central locatton. sewing machines and vacuum aharpened. (^pitol Grinding Oo., work. Apply F. W. Woolworth FOR SALE—SADDLE horse. In­ completely fumiehed. Call at 237 ira, bat tba CASH RATB8 t^ i im 631 LydaU street Tet 7958. Co., Mancheeter. quire 68 Highland street Center street. Mptad aa rOU . PATUBNT U Vacant. Cash fl.000. cleaners. We do hemstitching, WANTED—3, 4, or 8 room apart­ ment or house by yotmg couple. Says Major, “My Medals aid at tba bnainaaa oStoa on or M* 104 MAIN ST^-t-tomlly. Large button holes and covered but­ MOWERS SHARPENED, repair- WAN’TED—WOMA14 for house- ira tba aaaantb day following tba tons. U B. Ashland, 5 Eldridgs Telephone 7389. "t iaaartlon of aaob ad otbarwtaa lot. Ideal for a professional ed. shear grinding, key fitting, work, one daylay 1 week. Call Articles for Sale 45 Are Vital War Metab” > CBAROB RATB will ba oollaot* man. FIrat Soor o f 9 rooms va- street. T et 2-0495. duplicating, vacuum cleaners etc. 4938. Trying to Smash “ raaponalbmty tor arrora tn eant. Win net 8% on Invest- overhauled. Braithwaite, 52 Pearl laad ada will ba aaaanad and I CLOSING OUT USED pulleys, 18 Houses for Sale 72 tP N O O it ba gnaiaii* aiait. Cash 9tA00. street WANTED —COMPETENT wo­ man for housework, 5 mornings a Inches to 60 Inches in diameter. New Jap Threat m e , A FOSTER ST. — Near East Cen­ F U L L T I M E week, small family. 910, Tele­ The Norton Electrical Instrument FOR SALE—6 ROOM single in M A 3 D R , ID E A /I'L L 6\ME ter. 9 rooma. Bath. Fnmaoe phone 3670. / Oo., Manchester. Tel. 4060. good condition, steam heat ga­ NODLOOK TWEIATO ------J U S T G A B Ihtf TE8! WE HAVE To Key Airfield rage, garden space. 323 Wood- V€A MRViCC. INC I jIgA •«,• S S • • *.• • • • • • • heat. Excellent loeaUon. Cash EXPERIENCED LlK B THE SALMA6E its WE PAY YOU 95.00 for selling I bridge street “I hope you don’t mind— we’re takiD£ a ihort cut back 9LMM. KITCHEN RANGES Fuel and Feed 4 9-A PILEOV ten 91.00 boxes. 50 beautiful as- { (OontUined from Page One) Tyspcrrf to cam p!” a SCARBOBOrOH ROAD — T SALES GIRLS Limited Nomber of TkASkS vusmsusuususrsi sorted name Imprinted Christmas FOR SALE>—HEAVY hard wood 6 C R K P BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES ___jrtvB a a •••••••••«•••«• rooms. Steam heat. Bath and General MacArthur’s command So W h at? Gas • Oil or Coal cards sell 9100—your profit 50c. slabs, suitable for range, furnace fore. They set new ones about the ia e t a k l ; mU #oan4 lavatory. Reereatloa room. Ex- Salary pursued the retreating Japanese its Free samples. Cheerful Card Oo., or fireplace. Telephone 8581. Ehre buildings and. docks. SIDE GLANCES . BY GALBRAITH eelleat loeatloa. Vacant. Onah Combinations and In New Guinea, hia bombers con­ HA'S \A:)\NSXENE’R.'‘b V O !R O N 6 C A N 'T and Opportunity 28BZ, White Plains, N. Y. nlngs call 7023. Bombard Jap Poaitlons TVJtbE EWEST REPORTb SAV 98,000. Coal or Wood Burning Meanwhile, the Navy disclosed tinued their support of tho bat­ BEEN Mb AN OL^ BE SE'RVOOB THAT EACH VAONTH \Nt>CJE ___ tor Sala ...... that destroyers bombarded the tling U. S. forces in the Solomon BJEWX A W BEEN V)Oim.\Ne> THE. MMa tor Bsebaaga ...• to Earn Bonus White Enamel Ranges islands by raiding enemy shipping EDWARD J. HOLL Neweomers To Maachestar Garden— Farm— Dairy Japanese positions on Guadalca­ W O N TH «> OUTViSTi aertaa Tlraa nal, west of the airfield, on Nov. at anchorage between Buln and Irtag ralatfgg a,.-, Telephone A p p ly If It Is iBsaraaea Too Waatl. Products 50 TH^'e ^--y—______lla • ..^ a f*A $119.50 u 1. Dive bombers also swooped Falsi In the northernmost Solo­ Maacheater 9111-9879 - 8088 See < r . SOWE- TfiMk W. T. GRANT CO. Liberal Termaf I FOR SALE— YELLOW GLOBE down, on the foe in the north­ mon Island of BougalnviUe. ra ....•••.wB.M MoKINNET BROTHERS western section of the island The raid waa made under cover CdPLIK TV\\NG> avlaa tora sa II AU Forms of lasoranee turnips. Kelly Rfothers, Talcott- imeyelaa BENSON’S vUle. where the Japanese have landed of darkness and results could not •—Motorayolaa Except Ufa most of their reinforcements. It be observed, the communique w 808 Mala SL, Manchester, Cooa. I FOR s a l e ;— GREISIN Mountain was the following night that the said. , . Bervleae Offered...... 1* Telephooa S0S9 lid asrvleea Offered potatoes, field run, not graded, enemy landed more troops to the Other bombers raided the J ^ m- ^jeatrasUos .•••••» 14 91.15 per bushel at the place, less east. nese-occupied town and dock -Karaertes It 10c If you fumlsh'baga E’rank V While terming the first phase of areas of DiUl in Portuguese pireotore • | MALE HELP WANTED the battle a "signal success,’’ Knox Timor, northwest of Australia, Williams, 1632 ’Tblland ’Turnpike. left nd doubt at a press conference |i Tel. 7997. and found fires stlU burning from Mochino Tenders WANTED F O R S A L E that he expected an enemy fleet of the raid of the previous day. New Ins—Storasa "considerable prop o r 11 o n s" to fires were started. HOI.D EVERYTHING •••J D ry e r M en 6-ROOM HOUSE come boiling back in anojther all- The Allied bombera were inter­ esossSSSSR HI Small Household Safe Household Goods 51 out effort to take the island. ^ •••swss* H* 20 SPRUCE STREET cepted by at least five Japanese taea a aae••eaoeeeeesnaae••eaoeeeeesM General Loborers (Near East Center Street) [A BEAUTIFUL HOME FULL OF The Solomons conflict thus far fighters and the communique re-’ iOyirfa»--CleaBiiis « *4 About 30'* Square. E^imiturs, New living, dining, has brought the sinking or dam­ ported that one was certainly de­ la mad Sarvlea Large Lot, 84’ x 140* bedroom, kitchen, rugs, lamp, aging of 77 Nipponese war ships stroyed, one damaged aad anoth­ Experience Unnecessary by American planes and naval ■SasattoaM** **** ** Immediate Occupancy, tables. Reaaonable. Albert’s EHur- er probably damagi^. AH the Al­ m sad Claeses .... m *7 Write Box X. Y. niture Co., Hartford. vessels and destruction of at lied planes returned to their base. tastraettoas COLONIAL BOARD COMPANY lease 529 enemy planes. Sixteen ' ~ ‘ a a a a sssSStsSStSoeRR^A 615 Parker street / ' Manchester, Conif. 11,000 Cash Required. 1 VENETIAN BLINDS— Inatalled American ships have been sunk. W A SH TU B BS Do Something B Y S O T aeesrsssSRSSi . *- cri> The Herald , lOM w^mmfrn^ M for as little as 50 cents weekly. Report Severe Telephone 8819, evenings NffMl NEMINOT SIR, HE IS 60NEI SOME D O M YSlA M p ____ _Iortga«aa ... •! Puah Nettrly Six Miles Japanese Reprisais ACHDU LIEBERt _ Oppertanltle# si L T . I W ood C o . OEORdeS OUUANT. ONE FROM OUTSIDE SHOT MOW TO ME IT BECOMES I FOR SALE— BREIAKFAST set, Chungking, China, Nov. A—(ff) fSOAPCW j (o tdORB S e e • a a e a a-a a a • •• vS 55 Bissel St. TeL 4496 Beyond Kokoda THEMVCMTDRj THE SEWTRY AMO ASSISTED consisting o f table and 4 chairs. —Chinese dispatches reported to­ A S CLEAR AS <9L ASS! O E T B L O O O ^ **iVDUDOlT5T0lOCiC! WM?ES-3’emsle • n St Telephone 2-1362. General MacArthur’s Headquar­ day severe reprisals had bean tak­ HIS E S C A P E NOWHOiOMMHYTHAr Waatad—Mala - . . . St Notice ters, Australia, Nov. 4— {Jt)— Ad­ en by the Japaneae for the assas­ “SPANtAiD'^HADNO ROAOrSlOP _____ ...sd-a LAST CALL FOR GAS and oil vance groups of the Allied Army sination of a Chinese puppet se­ 'aatM—Meta M Famale S1 RECOftDkNQWZKNOW tts Wasted ...... •-•a Help Wanted or coal burning kitchen ranges, in New Guinea have pushed near- cret service man in a viUage in : as Waated—Feaeato .m » *1 Zoning Board of /jipeals $119.50 up. Have a new range for beyond Kokoda, la- the vlc^ity of Chungshan, birth­ WHYOUR 6ATE VliAS .tleas' Waated—Male . . . « •* FOR SALE ’Thanksgiving Installfd now on leae b m captured Mon- place of Sun Yat Sen, father of /' OMBED t Acsaelae ...... 40 In conformity with the require­ liberal terms at Benson's, 713 are approaching the the Chinese republic. ■Seeii Fioe FeaHir-^ W A R W O R K ments of the Boning regulations EIGHT-ACRE FARM — 6- Main. vUlags of Oivl on the road to the They said the Japaneae made a Fete ..41 o f the Town of Manchester, the Room House. Barn. Chick­ Impi^tant Japanese coastal base bouse-to-bouse aeai^ tor the as- W in d o w s h a d e s , Ve n e t i a n Zoning Board of Appeals will hold en Coop. Grapes and Fruit at Elina, Gen. Douglas MacArth- aassln. beat seven vlUagen to w d J* a public hearing on Thuraday eve­ blinds. Get our low prices on Hol­ WE NEEt> ADDITiONAL EMPLOYEES Trees. House has Modem ' beaquartsrs announced today. death, took 100 vUlagers as hos­ //•¥ _ dsli MleMlIeen ae ning, November 5th, at eight land shades, and high grade «-retreat a t tbs Japanese to- tages and then, not satlsfled, took Conveniences. This place is Venetian blinds. Phone 8819 for _ For Sale to FOR. WAR WORK o’clock tn the Municipal Building, Buna was continuing, tba another 100 hostages from a near­ “Here’s my report card. Mom— “Of course I rtiis* tbe money—but more than that, it’s aad Aeesasorlee to on the following applications: located South of Manches­ ^>ecial prices and samples. CSapi- /Communique said, and there ap­ by village.* they’re rationing good grades Matartals ...... 4 .v. to M W bt^w Sifade Cbmpany, 341 pretty lonesome and dull without all those interesting —Watehae—Jewelnr to AppHcatlon of Robert J. Scran­ ter. parently "was Uttia flgfatl^ in the this yearl” ggrtlaaeee-Redlo.. to ton to obtain restaurant liquor North Main street, dpen eve/' difficult New Guinea Jungle coun­ travel stories the touriste used to tdll" permit for the purpose of selling nings. try. Thero la a narrow road ■Foim t U m f Pn^oets io Fem ale: F O U R 'A C R E SMALL Vichy Reveals 14 OOO^to e • e a a a a a a a ajSM jj aU liquors at 176-lSO Tolland leading from Kokoda to Buna and FOR SALE^-ELEXTTRIC the Allied supply problem was TUONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX Tools aeeaaedas* OZ Power sewing machine operators Turnpike, tn a Residence A Zone. FARM—Off Lake SL 5- 2 maple bedroom eete, aeerej wJMBtO •aaaaaMSSi Ol Room Cape Cod House. eased further because Kokoda has Bombing Plots _____ ^ro BQOlpfliont •«» Apidicatlcn of Newton Taggart and other household artlclee/1688 for permission to convert a 2-car Bara and Chicken Coop. a amall airfield permitting the _____at tllO Storot .aa^eeM M Inspectors Tolland Turnpike, Bud landing o< supply planes Joarl&B Apparol—Fora •*#••• garage into a 4-car garage at 39 Electricity and Running (Oonttaoed From Page One) THE ATTEMPT TO HOUO SECRET PRACTICE To. Boy daeeeaaaaaaaa fl Woodland Street, In a Residence B Port Moresby, main Allied A L L E Y OOP Shame On Yoo Boooii^«4iooraH8otolo BtoBrlo W ater. in New Guinea. BooCoovppto Miscellaneous workers Zone. Bfachinery and Tools 52 three others. H ie Vichy dispatch­ A W , YOU por^T without Board . . . » . » >> The Japanese have held Buna Ai^Hcatian of Pioneer Para­ USED MOLINE TRACTOR on es listed Nice aa among the cities -OWN THIS VACANT ere Waatad ...... WE WILL TRAIN THOSE WITHOUT EXPERIENCE. chute Company for permission to since July 33 when it was occu­ where bomba exploded. _ BUT Board—Reaorta — . . . . to SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE— rubber. Oliver epreafiere, plows, pied by a aea-bome force. Al­ Matala—Bestaoraata ...... •1 u s e « Residenee at 800 Porter In Bolton on Main Road. (In Vichy, a bomp wrecked tbe 41 used EXrmalla, taw attachments, though under almost daily attack Waatad—Rooma—Board ...... Street (former Weldon property) AH improvements. Living belting, bale hay Wire. Dublin propaganda office of Ji^uea Do- lUal Batata For Beat temporarily (four to six weeks) by Allied bombera, the Buna gar­ riot's French Pt^ular party.) •I Tractor Company, Willi mantle. rison has been aupplied by barge Apartaieata.’ Flats. TsnemaaU M ale: as a roomilBg bouse, in a Resi­ room has fireplace and fin-' Vichy reports to Berlin said ■oslasaa Loeatlons tor Heat .. •4 and larger ships from the Japa­ V Roasea For Rant ...... 41 dence A Zone. ished in knotty pine. - */t three bomba discovered by police Sabarbaa For Rant • a a • a aw 44 General workers in finishing department nese bases at Lae and Salamaua, in Roanne had been placed in Sammar Homas For Rant S'l AppUcatioft o f Michael J. Tier­ acre of land a ^ ' 2-car gar­ farther north on the New Guinea Wanted to Rant ...... to ney of 383 Ooopec HIU Street for ages. • front of a Dorlot movement of­ coaat, and from Japanese-held fice and in front of a recruiting B ^ l Batata Far Sale M achinists pemdaeloB to construct open Drug Store Qerii New Britain. ' Aaartaiant Bulldlae tor Bala m •» porch eloeer to street line than office tor ’ sending Fren£h workers RaaliiaM Property tor Sate . m 7C ON EAST CENnSR ST.— The most recf^ attempt to re­ to Germany. — Fanes aad Utad ter Bale . . » « 71 fogtdatians allow, at above locap Male ,or Female inforce the garrison was frus­ — ______tor Sale...... w . . . . . 71 tlon ta A RsMdsnee A 2one. 6 Rooma. Fliieplae*, OB trated Monday wtian AUad bomb­ R: fa te tor Sela 71 ExoeOeat enlaty, ekert hoere. assort Properto for Sale...... 7t AU tnterested "in these Bonier. 2-Car Garage. Lot ers found a convoy of two trans- - Icy Oreenland Saburbaa for SaU . ; ...... 74 Carpmters helpers ^ U c a t io M may appear at this Only B e y ne nights e e Stm- porta. a light cniUer and a de- 70x200 fL Can be seen by deys. Real Batata tor Bxehenae.. . . . 1* bearing. appointment only. strojrer and attacked tn three Greenland, with tbe * exception Waatad—Real BUtete ...... 77 Zoning Board a t Appesls, waves between New Guinea and r f a narrow coastal atrip, is cov­ Saettoa—Local ffatlees Electricians Over 16. for general dreg r>>aot Notleoa ...... tt By Raymond W. Goelee, ■or— New Britain.. One of*the trans­ ered with a coat a t ice 5,000 feet Chairman, ■tore work after erttogl 9 to 6, ports was set afire and apparently thick. This enormous ice cap is ■dward ir. Taylor, eacfi No was abondoned off the south coast about 1,500 miles long and 630 SecrstaiY. Stuart J. Watley ARTHUR DRUG STORES, o f New Britain. Allied recon- miles wide. Cheney Brothers ■sal ■atata and lasaraass naisaaaoe planes found the ship, Stats Tlwatsr RolldlBg Inc. stationary and stlU buraing, off Women a t Angtda, West Africa, . TSisphoas sets . 1146 SU Mala St. the coast yesterday. wear immense necklaces of strands Read. Herald Adirs. While the ground forces under .a t ro o td and canea. FRECKLES AND m S FRIENDS Meaaaga hterceptad r S A V E F U E L N o w WHY N T w E M r y - FIVE I f AN YO N E IN OUR. Me q ( ^ a t h a t w a s o N With BLAZES WOULD BLK XS A IN T CROWD WINS IHE /T " ENTRY FROM A THE SMARTEST ONE?-, I WRITE A h a y . MR. (DONTEST. WE'RE J I..OVE FELLOW NAMED CENT INveSTMWdT/ R O C K W O O L WM.-RUBINOW GIM-Y LOVE GR U B BLE / . (aOlNie TO W A V r/ LETTERS (SRUBBLE------. 1 EVER A BIS FHRiy , f ARE , WITH POSTAL K A A O e/ HEREf INSULATION MERE, C H O O Y .'i RIDICULOUS I bUEi WILLVtOU . asii I m . — BAY FOR. nr? M COC3V* i Bad O T T B O E l* Roaeo Triple Service Win? 01© I dowd eombiiilnf Storm flams Wiiidowe, Weather Str^l* / pfaif and Screens. BROKERAGE “V MontMjr PaymeBt Plaa. APPRAISALS * MANAGFJIENT C an ■ 848 MAIN STREBIT . o Maynard A. Qoniih RUBINOW BUILDING PHONK9942 . PHONE B556

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WEDNESDAY, RUVKMBEft 4,1941 ...... 1 SI ...... Il n n HawhggtMr gumltto Urtralb ^ AvaFsgBj^iilF C SnahtlsB For t b a A t e t h o f Osdehsr, 1903 Ths W0Bth0g The OosmopoUtan Club will Mrs. Wilbur Uttle, lecturer of M l ■1M A ^ M H**li*Mi A A. ^ A A. 0 .^ 0 w O . 1 .Cbrporal John K. Snuffer who Llout William R. Knapp, younger son of Dr. and Mrs. Rob­ meet Friday afternoon In the Fed­ Manchester Orange, will award baa been home on a furlough from eration room of the Center Con­ two door prisea to those who at­ ^ ^ 7 , 6 9 6 it Tow n Oelger Field, near Spokane, Waeh- ert P. Knapp of South Main stTMt visited hla parenU yMter- gregational church. Mrs. Erhest T. tend the meeting this evening in Member *f ths Audft 4 ington, left for that air base laat Bantly Will be hostess. It win be the Masonic Temple,' one for the WM— 9MMid night. His parenU, Mr. and Mrs. day. Ueutenant Knapp who en­ ■ o s a a ad O iisdsM iu i listed in tbe Army Air Force laat Federation day and the special lAen end another for ike women JohaaUM, tern v l Mr. Burton Lowls o f 444 Burnham guegts at this meeting will be the members. njHBte H. Muwton t np m thusiastic over his work in the Air Louis Marts, Mias Marion Wash- Havean Daagfetor of a Doveatb Sea a and waa fradvatad from Cbrps, in which he enlisted last bum, Mrs. C. R~ Burr, Mias Mary Bora With a Vea _ ^ ter M cli acbool In 3M1, December. Benton. ffeafflaga OaUy, tadodlag Soadsy,, wkleh time be baa been wn- ’The regular meeting of the Mia- • A. BL ta t P. M. Ot By Appoint- by Mm Borden 1m Cream sionary Society of the Emanuel oieat. la the Serrtee of tbe Peo> ly, Hartford. He left for The children of Mary Sodality Lutheran church will be held to­ 'The Ladies Society o f the Zion plo tor M Tears. on Monday. of St. Bridget’s church met Sun­ morrow afternoon at 2:80. The Lutheran church wilt meet this IM Cbarcb Street, Hartford, Ceaa. day afternoon to elect oflicere and hoateasea foi the atternoon will be evening at 7:30. in Full Flight Desert: dlecuaa plana fo r tbe coming year. A xis DofvidaoB I/>d«a, No. W. Mrs. John Leander, Mre. Albert ____ n of »cotia, baa received Father Filip, the head of the or- Larson, Mrs. A. S. Undberg. and Invitaiton from Ellen Pouglaa ganlMUon, is weU pleased at iU Mra. Peter Rlemer. beginning. The offlcera ■ are: |c, to attend ita inatallation Stephanie Krteski, preoldent; Ber­ evening at aev«» o’clock at nice Cervlnl, vice president: Jane The eon bom November 1 to Mr. Pellowa Temple, 430 Main Nackowakl, aecretery, and Louise and Mra. Charles McCormick of >t, Hartford. Shea, treasurer. After the busi- Hartford has been named Michael. Housewares Specials nesa meeting refreMimenU were Mre. McCormick was the former H unt Position to Avert All rirat Aidera who are to be Mlaa Mary Boyle of Vernon atreet. trteted at tbe police station served. Basement V , evening between aeven and o’clock, are requeeted to call <> 1-1.1111^1.... - ...... 0 tbeir p^urea at tbe Elite Covered ,Jllo before that time. They muat Connectfent^B First Fumlljr kve the pictures with them before F la g s ^ 0 /^ Armistice Day HALE'S SELF SERVE Reds Break Up Ah . 1 can be Unger printed. Sleeve Board ▼ ' ' ■ ■ ^ Only Anti-Tank Guns The Original In New Eitgland! /^COMPLETE AMERICAN FLAG OUTFITS Ready To Use! - | Tw o-^en pole with gilt top and eord— holder fur porch or window sill. Boxed;" iHorvest Supper AND HEALTH MARKET New Shipment Strongly Built Efforts to Widen ‘It HURS., NOV. 5, 5:80 to 7 And Tanks Shielding North Methodist Charch THURSDAY SPECIALS Mail Baskets FLAG OUTFIT 4’x6’ FLAG OUTFIT K iGiven by $ 1 . 0 0 Germans’ Salient Complete L Booster Club Men Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales! $ 1 .9 8 Complete $ 2 .9 8 [MBNIJ: Baked ham,/tnashed Large Oval Force Nazis to Aban­ I fotatoea and tarnlpB, peaat cab- 3' X 5’ Stantest F lags...... 99c 3’ X 5’ Bestwear Bunting Flags.. .$2.19 Salons Given Bulk from Advance rla g e salad,, rolta, agnaab and 4’ X 6' Bestwear Bunting Flags.. .$2.98 don Several Basie I rninoe pie, coffee, tea. i Bulk and Package Prunes 4’ X fi* Stantest Flags ...... $1.49 ♦ t' Adnlte TSe...... j W Points; Rnssiqp* Cred­ 8’.Separate Pole and Holder Sets...... $1.19 set Plan Urging RommePs AfricBo Corp(^| b, Children nnder It, 4te. ited widi Local Gains Otli<^r AUied Noted Stage Star h For BcoervaUene CaU «0M '.s Si ■ Weskened by Loss ^ < Beflsia Wednesday Night. Seconds of Regular $8.30 Taken by Death Cocoa-M onh 3 9 e IKETS Look Over Your Old Bed Pillows At Stalingrad, Black Fast Travel ThousBnds of Moil Sea and in Ciucasus. Drives Seen and Replace Them Now. 72” X 84” 80% Wool Csplured, Killed Bnd| Post-War System Fea- THIS REPRESENTS. $ 3 -9 8 . Solid. Color Moscow, Nov. 6.—-Weflk- Bay oonl and eohe now and as 1-Lb. OeOoi^uuM Faekaga eral basic points, dispatches ident Roosevelt submitted to Con­ Of Forces: Increaged. ened by the loss o f thi SttM aa space la availabhk gress today a blueprint for poosl- Tea^l provide power for Unida said today. While bitter at- of men captured, Diamond V^olnuts pkg. 35 c $1.39-$X.69 taeko end oouhter-ottacks devel­ ble creation of (lost-war American BanctinI ~Ha aad warmth for youraelf. \'i Gallon wounded or isolated in thi oped about the ruined Volga river transportation system featuring Iisnion, Nav. I,— of th* ground operationa. There relief to the embattled Russians,, deep waters; but fresh sea food is still .coming into the have boon several hiudrod flights iult May Aid Repqb- Sir Stafford Crip|M, lord privy People GrieBtest Song Flashes ! , r a U R S D A Y ■ui^ets to supply American tables. seal, told aa audleno* of war is f tka(ff)Wts*>;^ In the 1st few days. licans on Some Laws. (1 SUGGESTION8 As Germaiv bombers flew over Raymond IE. Baldwin, former governor,' la OonnectlcuPs Chief executive again, leading the R*|>ub- workers today. - And Dsnee Mbu Knew This is not tbs only dlverslori the ruins In groups of throe to 16 icaa state ticket in the Ndv, 3 election. Here he la surrounded by hia family listening to retuma Admits StiaagUsg We See Our'Fine Di^lay Of _ Hat ^ellinff Soviet garrison force broke up re­ we can or shall rttake to help our Best in Times Squsre Calves' Liver 1942’s lly The Aaaoeiated Pretm The three Baldwin boys are Tyler, 13, Raymond, 18, and Lucian, 17. New Yerk. Nev. peated ground drives toward the Nearly completa returns from Rdssian AUiea” Sir Stafford, for- ast the ffaeot, freeh, light col- lactoriMi, dispatch** from Stalin­ iner ambassador to Moscow, de- At Time of Passing. body ef Mr*. Carol Buika areff aeleeted Uver.yoa caa bey. FRESH FISH — OYSTERS grad said. Tha Qermana sou^t to Tuoaday's electiona today dis­ ciarsd. "As our strength and that Tuttle, So. a ceady etoc* . Bvery slice tender. knlfo between two plants, but this closed the ReimMlcaiis had of our American Allies builds up New' York. Nov. 8.—eople he knew best. eoBfeeaed the kllUng, eoyiaffs* Army acouts bed penetrated Ger? forseasters and almost turned the London, today as a forerunaer of Ooban, seriously ill for a year, after he aau the womaa left. IN THE PORK LINE, Pine- man Unas and Mown up-tw o dug Democrats out of even nominal Back Western Flank died peacefully in his Fifth ave­ tavern he “decided to give her : NOVEMBER HAT SALE Fanning H elp Sinking of 26 imminent offensives against the beoanse ae had learned that hurst offers Fre^h Spare outa. „ control of tho House. Axis in Europe and waa regardad nue home, close beside the Cen­ Vlohs* Ksgagoncnla. O f Japanese Invaders. tral ]>ark (>ath where he used to was married.” A wound eu MI0.I Ribs - Fresh Pork Shoulder HoM flU Hoaeo Seats Iqr Field Marshal Jaa Christiaan Tuttle’s throat wa* deecribed |ff| “Boutbeast of Nalchlh tocntral Late returns showed that the Smuts, prime minister of South take long walks every day. He Smoked ^Shoulder and Csuaaaua) our tro^ fought Be Deferred More Vessels p ol^ as snperflclaL Democrats hod taken 219 House Washington, Nov. Africa, SB a posstbl* “turning was 64 iresrs old, but even • • • ,»^RoaSt Poi-k. violent angagementa aad our month ago he seemed to be recov­ •to one more than a bare mn-, point in this war.” Answering Letters Dtsoouraged artlUeiy dlspmed "concentrations Jorlty, but had suffered a net Iom — Porsisient bsttering of the King Oeor^ VI described the ering from bis illness and was ac­ T H E BEST B U Y liN L A M B Broken Lines of enemy tanks^ahd infantry pro- Wickard Says Action Japanese by land and air Report FBr-Flung Oper> tively planning to return to the Washington, Nov. 6—(#>—See?) of 41 members as comiwred with North African development'as a ratary of War SUmsoa exp be Lean, Meaty Shoul the present House. Republicans gave American and Allied stage and to service as air raid y (Pmtisiiisd ■■ rsgs Bsght) Necessary to Assure ^Btions Extending from today the Army diaoeuraged iwr Lamb Chops at 48c lb., o f had #ected 306 rspresentativea, a t fighters fresh ground gains (Oeattoaed oa Pag* Fsas). w a :^ n . dlers from answering letters ' net gain reoentatlv*B. a %iet Iom o f cultural Production. nal and New Guinea. Further South o f MadBgBscBr. walks in Central (>ark 0>han liked for 25c. easy method of eoptonage. A an ONLY one seat, and the Farmer-Labor widening an attempted Japa­ Report Given people, the kind who ask you for ber ot oorreopondenoa ctabs hi Veal Shanks ; ...... lb. J8c Dorothy Dodd and American-Labor partlM had Washington, Nov. 5.—VP)—Sec­ nese vise that threatened to Berlin (From German'Broed- a dtoe for a cup of coffee, and he been organist la good faith tal held to one aeat oach. liked pigeons, the kind which Stbwinff Vekl, lb. 23c to 3.5c Values $2.98 Still Problem retary of Agriculture Wickard close on the American-held sir- caats), Nov. 8^—(ilV-A special write letters to membera of tha| Veal Patties ...... ,1b. .’I9c Six House races still were un­ fleld la 'Guadalcanal, United O n B r i n g s swooped down On the park walk armed foroOo, Stlmaon toM decided today. told a Senate Military committee communique from the Fuehrer’s for a (>eanut. So to 1933 he pro­ Sausage Patties . . . .lb. 49c THURS. today that essential farm labor States Marines and soldiers, forced press oonfereoee, aad maay [ $5.00 and up to the present Houira, which back the enemy’s western flank, headquarters declared today that duced a play called "Pigeons and were unable to understaad Any tlif^ patticH are just War Labor Board Wrea- should "bo giv«n draft deferment capturing about 20 machine-guns "in far-flung operations extending British ^ /On Offensive War Department’s opposlttsa. right for a quickly conked din­ « sa fags IDiht) to aosure maintenance of agricul­ (Osuttnued oa Fag* Et^t) • • • ner. Thi^ are seaMined with and twb small Held artliiery pieces from tfie Arctic .to waters south tlet with Stand a In the proceaa _ 1 1 Nights Bnd 2 1 Building “Unbeatable Amiy* ;Qld Farm’s' Special Seasoning tural production, but failed t o ex- o f Ifadagascsr German aubma* which makes them quite out of -Control ' of . Sabuiea. l>naa. an opinion o a any pending Ftaoga. Towsrt Jap Baa* rines have inflicted fresh heavy Dftysr DuringOctober. Boston, Nov. 5— As the ordinary. Serve Birds Eye Kali^ten-iks looses u{M>n tbe enemy transport Justice Frank Murphy SAT. Arimy WiH Add legtslative proposals for dealing to Now Guinea, westward of French Wreck United Statee Supreme court, wlssl Peas, —More w ith .th e man(x>wer problem. the Solomon island'Allied troops fleets,” claiming the sinking of 26 London,. Nov. 6— (>P)r-The A ir or Yellow Turnips with them. w d er elm. Dougio* MacArthur’s freighters totaling 168,000 tons. trained for four months wtfo ths| than a month aftar issuanos sf The oecretaiy declared that *We Ministry ssld today that the R. A. American Army aa a tha prasldMit*s economic staMlisa Five Divisions are, losing our most efficisnt agrl- Auatralm oomnand overcame (These claims lacked confirma­ tion from any other quartera It F.' been on offensive opera- Enemy Plane® colonel during the past tlon oedor, th* War Labor board oultural workers very rspli^” "stroogl enemy • resistance” and said today that ho was _ Pinehurst still wrsstlsd today with a state- snd warned that unless msana plunged on through the jungles bos been noted that Berlin fre­ tioaa ever Europe 11 nights and that the United Statee oooM ehi0;| mant of policy a* wag* and sal- wars found to keep “skilled,'’man- toward the Ji^taaese coastal base quently Issues such reports of 21 days during October. Bombers Stimsoii Hits *Pre-War subinmine sinkings, which esn Fighting French Pant' ter the streets of the Js_ ary controls. oo agerial help on the farms, sn tbe at Buna. were over Germany eeven nights controlled cltlee o f tbe FBr Vegetables S H ^ S IlmBaptoysr msmbsiw of tha til- Tha Navy reported the continu­ not bs checked, at times when Mentality* of Curbs unskilled workers you can place with American taaks. Tbe Da Broccoli ...... bch. 20c news of other' phases -oi the war snd ons day and over Northern chuters Drop Far Values that will have the Whole Town Talldngl nartlU board wars undsrMood to there won’t help in this situation.” ed American odvaacea In Guadal­ liaW three nighU'and one day. States "is building an ■ Native Potatoes, .bu. $1.4.5 ' 1: ia v s ttigsd sdopMon o f a. dstallsd, On Younger Draftees. 1J99A9* Leave Fhms canal last night 8ui>iiorteil by la bad for Gennany. This commu­ Behind Desert Lines. nique coincides - with Rommel’s Throughout moot sf the month army,” '^Justlbe Murphy Sweet Potatoes .. 6 lbs. 25c Hundreds of New Hats— High-Type FUR FELTS— dsflnitiv* policy which rsglonsi W ickard estimated that lAOO,- Army and Navy planes that weather oondlttorrs were unfavor- at a press eonferenoe. *flbefa oMl FOR WOMEN AND GROWING GIRLS directors scald apply without dtf- strafed and bombed the Nlppo- defeat in Egypt) Turn In Vnur No. 0 Sugar Washington, Nov^ 6-r4ff) 'lOlS 000 men hove left the farms m able for raids oyer Gennany, ^ t Londer cent went into industry and United Btatrn forcM Inched for­ -to the northern Atlantic,” the dlUoiis to preM home .daylight at- there le ao eomparieon." to the asxt tw o mcaths, whUo the balance Into the armed forces. ward along beaches snd through communique said, "six more tacks, the ministry said. dropped far behind th* Axis’ des­ FEm S! Wsn-plsosd sourcaa who deeUii- Boocatary of War Stimaoo spoke "We must face this problem the dense underbrush Monday ships of altogether 37,000 tons ert lines snd knocked out almost Deeortbe Seaieh ef Home We are looking for driivery Iktemy aircraft wen reported . Here’* the hat sale that haa B VK RYTH m a. Selection beyond compriehefii- sd to ho gaotsd by Bsmo sstd this out ogatost what ha eallod the reaUstlcaUy,” Wickard said, sm- (South Paelflc time) to r#lsvs the were aimk and two steamers were over Britain tour aights and 21 100 planes on enemy airfields, Chlcaga,' Nev. 8—<^—flb e ■tea! If you know of aayone *98 •Ion. Stylea to aet your head awhlrt. And value* that «peak for them-' vtow wan not U k^ to bo aeoept- -pre-war mentality” of thoM who phastsing that the growing short­ prossure on the Important’airbase. damaged by torpedo hits. The Reuters reported today In a dis­ enunent today ashmtttsd iM fciag for Ihhi type of work, days during the month, but none BERETS! ‘ selves, toagine getting beautiful laat-minute FUR FCLTB, even genuine sd. Mgt at ths M M tlma tt Insist OB raqiulrtag a full yhar's age of experienced farm woritets At the other end of the newly shi^ belonged to the rest of penetrated far Inland. patch from Beirut, Lebanon. traesoa trial toerimouy Mlaa plaaee emd him over. We’ll FUR-liUMMED HAT8, for only $2;00. Many of Ur « arc aample h ^ ^ ■aid that *ny othsr forseast or tiatoiag fof younger drafteea would make difficult ”thc maln- liiitolled enemy vIm , east of Hen­ convoy ca rt^ g war material and It said the, (wracbutlats wei ^ refute Walter FroehUagb anploy gtris, beye or awa aver Lm o 139 A lreraft It’a true, but that only make* the values the grealif Hundrede of Rsfmtoa to a Ssnatoapprov tatolng and Increaaing of our food derson airport ceesntly landed foodstfiff to toigland out of which R. A.. F. opprations In the Mid­ picked men from a corps of high * that he knew sseney to h* i i s far delivTry work.—-JL Pair model* wjU arrive In the atore only on Thuraday to g-. you th* laat word p « ^ BMabmaTth* board, who amsnrtmeni to ths bill to dratt *S produotiipn (nogram.” JapansM troops presumably were 10 ships iaggregatlng 94,000 tons ly trained speclaliats who bait Sabotaging Amerloaa war Wa atoo want a Conplp at gro- CALOTS! gntra. TouH find dle East duii^ October cost the in faahion—to give you hata freah from the foramoat A hoM th* halaaos «f powat to aad 19 year oM laqulriag such He suggeetad that Oongrqsi manipulating for a thrust at the (wevloualy were sunk. British 139 alrcrsft, eompued made forays at Barim, near B « trjtos waa hidden M a i Mra aad a«e meat natter all typea, all headataea. all colora! Don’t mlaa thia ev dtvMcns, war* act to taka step* to prevent war Indu^ “to Individual hunts in the Aro- jfar Friday aad Saturday wark. ■dnlBium o f tratotog fo r tha: springboard of tho Amsrtcaa aerial srtth a loM of 3M Inltlcted on.tho gaol. apd' Martuba, 00 miles thsatosIvM on ths stoNtoasa o f BtlaKXi Com hM prsM confarsn titos, from hiring mrii granted de­ tie Bear Jan Mayan Island, In tha POMPADOURS! MUflnery, Hata^a* Flcqt Floor asMult on tha foe’s ships, troops Asia, the satolstry said. northweot of Tobruk. poUey statoMsnt. that "nattoaal dlaastsr suy la- ferment os asesntlal farm work- and tnstallatleaa Last n l^ t how- North AtlanUc off St Johno, ta Refaning to the attempted raids ’Their casualties, it said, includ­ « n lu w VT/Wd;! i tiuai h/Jiiu •141#* S toer Ftoasato llsad such rsetiletkaii < svsr, tlM Navy said "thsra is aoth- tha Atlaatle asar ths equator aad 1 Malta SB 11 aad 13. It ing thoM Incurred In oa* o v ^ . Th* hoard stUl niMslM and H* added: Although the number o f petdO* liW to report” saM tt* Oansaa and XtoUaB Air seas raid on Crete, have been on* PROFILES! th e^ ttls fltasr tewtoa, hnt Ito 'Traakly,.ths naUaaiaa who ott.fanas had declined only slight­ For ahvlous tessoas, ttm Navy ea r f i t F*W ) Fores* ”iactiv*d their gmtest killed,, four priaoners and 1$ mlaa* 'doeWoM hav* basn aonflaMI to *M foasMd this asaanaaMot couldn’t ly d u r^ the post year, 'Wickard gave ao Mat of What laeeptieB the thrashlag,'$9 sasmy a ln n it being Ing. (Tbs dispatch tfld not Indl- Haapt and Ml esMS, »»>-* to tha hav* hoard of F mtI Baih«uv-or ■aid. - t h ^ rsm alalng todude load Amerloaa foroM Were preparing Tnssmrj BakBc* destroyed against a Iom o f o f cats bow tha SMn wore abla Mr*. Otto WergM MS asw B CiHOUSe^SON FLATTERING tiflad to ths board bsfoc* that would *vpaar to be ths case. of th* espi^ , younger worken, return or to report bock to thair glvMg aM and uimfis* to BM for the NIpponsM Bm I ta event of our aircraft.” TIm JMdiAl^COItB ■cutlv* ardsr of Get t. Lataot ra- •It sasumM a pta-war sad toor* of doer peopls Boats might pick tham IN C a its rotam to the Ths r^ ort saM #w R. A. F. lost^ BRIMS! a u w w etn a Conn* portff aald tho board tty, ssmmtng that aa oaoay wifi ^ U d t ^ * 110 pisnss over ths continent dur­ oo tbs oosst) Mtog what ssisantid to a raptoto foTM ovr head. But whs«coa fora> This h ing Oatohsr aad thra* ovar Brit- Tbs a w srssa trsissd Is BsUf alB. whil* if %