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(FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENT! lYOL. LXTV., NO. 51 (ClaesISed Advertiefaijg ea Paga U) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1944 I All Super-Forts Factory Wrecked by R. A. F. Bomb Depot Blast Lindern Is Captured b i m a 4 Return to Base M i < ' /V By American Troops; After Tokyo Hit
. .for that someone [Results o f Attack j V a / l O / l G i V C t l Battle Inside Beeck Observed BccflUftc oi i Cloud Cover; Targets | Full Control Survivors o f Garrison at Rayon Satin or In Industrial Area o f Churchill Reveals Cut Lindern Captured with G ty; Getting Fore Over Device Town; First Army Cap- Rayon Crepe Gowns taste o f Campaign. In Lend-Lease Slated I lures Lamersdorf and ISordcn Turns Over All _____ ’V'"" ...... •■—II..—— By The A.s^iated Press Grosshau and Emerges Pastel Print or plain colors. Plain tailored; PiUent Rights, Mod others trimmed with lace, All Super-Fortresses which Far-Reaching Trade Britain tO Gct , F****'” Hiirigen Forest Iparticipated in the third B-29 els and Designs of rangement lumle by I Pinelands; Coiinter-At* ] strike on Tokyo "Wednesday His Famed Bombsight. ■ night returned to their base, Britain and America; N o IrOH. StCcl ' tacks in Center Fail. la 20th A ir Force communi- To Rebuild Exporting. ^ $3-98 to $6.98 Ique said today. In the three New York, Nov. 30— m — All London, Nov. 30.—United States government by Carl o f Sliipmeiit4v blrming Beeck today up the Anti-Aircraft Fire Meager L. Norden, The Netherlands In British-American trade ar- .. ^ ventor. rangement whereby, after Alter Jan. 1 Means railroad to Munchen Glad- W Returning airmen reported that A terrific explosion at an R. A. F. bomb depot near Burlon-on-Trent, England, caused this damage bach in the great Allied of I anti-aircraft fire was meager and Norden made the announcement at an adjoining plaster works, where the collapse of a building crushed 31 employes. ( Picture by ra the defeat of Germany, lend- Drastic Downward I inaccurate. Results were not ob- last night at the annual dinner of dio from London to New York). lease would be cut nearly in fensive cracking the Roer I served because of a cloud cover. the American Society of Mechani Revision of 1945 Aid. river line before Cologne and It was a moonlight raid but cal Engineers. He was given the half but Britain would pay Diisseidorf. Survivors of the Elite society's HnlleF medal, awarded cash for American materials I heavy clouds prevented bombar- Washington, Nov. 30.— —The SS garrison of strategic Lindern jdiers from sighting the target and annually for "som^ great and United States intended for eventual re-export were captured with the towns 14H I precision instruments were used. unique act o f genius of engineer V Three-Fold Possibility from .England. Ha .imerlng home United States plans to halt lend- miles from the Prussian arsenal Targets were the Industrikl area ing nature that has accomplished Britain's necessity for. and inten lease shipments of iron and steel and rail city of Munchen Glad- I o f Tokyo where some of Japan's a great and timely public benefit." Gets Support tion of, rebuilding her largely- to Britain Jan. 1. bach. ■ heaviest war-making industries are He said he turned over the vanished export trade, the prime Most of Garrison Hilled bombsight patents and designs to In Red-Yugoslav Drive minister told Commons that "it is This means a drastic downward Iconcentrated. revision of the war aW program Most of the Beeck garrison A medium sized force partici- the government "for the prover no part of the Icnd-leaae act to were killed; the stragglers fled to bial payment of one dollar in each For Open Sky provide general relief, or to pro for 1945. Ipated-—less than half the sizeable It was announced ofllclally today ward nearby Wurm. I forces of the two previous B-29 instance.” Stalin Confirms Offen vide for post-war reconsHwtlon The First Army at the south Highest Award to Budd or to aid our export trade. in a statement summing up lengthy ■ attacks. ; Rebel Troops Britlsh-American lend-lease con ern end of the critical 25-mile Fire-scarred Tokyo, its defenses The society's highest award, the Worlshift their pro | gi-vemment's motion of confidence, Sizes 3 to,6'/j, Baby Shop .Strike Halts Textile Output I Island air fields the enemy has ters, Philippines, Nov. 30—(/P)— ' been issued w^ich puts aside the day in a huge offensive that able to reach." Churchill aaid. duction capacity where they can to be Voted on late this week or "Lend-lease—that very great New Bedford, Mass., Nox'. SO.— Fined With All Kinds of Toys J $1.39 to $2.98 I been using to send fighters in raids Slashing American fighter planes controversial points Just as was has the three-fold possibility early next week.' on a basis of equality with the I on the Super-Fortress bases at done in the Joint proposal o f the act— haa stood us and our Allies United States, and that lend-lease i^*!— Eight hundred textile workers and Carnes for Children of All S sank 10 Japanese transports and of encircling Budapest, driv Late last night youths left a N a in good stead and we have never employed by the U. S. Rubber I Saipan. "ABC" powers—American, Brit tionalist party Bloc Populalre arrangements from now to the three destroyers, with at least ing straight into Austria and asked nor expected any assistance company In it* Fisk cord mill Ages. S Japanese Version Given ish anu Canadian— for an air meeting In Montreal and smashed war's end will not deny them that Sizes 7 to 14, Girls' Shop Today a Japanese imperial head- 4,000 reinforcements aboard, in a transport agency. Instead It pro of sealing off all Nazi troops in which is not strictly Within Its opportunity. were Idle today as a reault of a blistering Tuesday - .Wednesday windows In the building of the terms and provisions." the prem I quarters communique, broadcast vides the five freedoms, with an the Balkans. , newspaper "Le Canada," a French- Acting Secretary of State Stet- second strike of 18. union team- $1.98 uud $2.98 I from Tokyo and recorded In the battle which crippled an apparent escape cla.use for those nations 350 Communities C'aplured ier declared. , , . . . u i finiua. Treasury Secretai-y M o r-' stern. Interrupting the entire war Nipponese effort to land a full new language publication which is of I United States by the Federal Com- wanting it. There Is no mention Premier Stalin in an order of ficial organ of Prime Minister Arraipgements already had been . „pf,t},aii and" Leo T. Crowley, for- production of the plant. The mill division on Leyte island. made In Washington he a* economic admlnlatrator. Joint- Imunicatlons commission, gave this of quotas for traffic carrying ca the day yesterday announced the King's Liberal party and which manufaeturem cord for tirea for The latest strike, pushed to 21,- to "what the American admilna- ,,,.Announced the new schedule. 1 unronflrmed Version; pacity (a British suggestion) or capture of 350 communities in has lent support to the govern- i I Iv announced the new achedule. the armed forces. The atrlkera. 000 the Japanese death toll for tration Wei it is proper and right Twenty Super-Forts attacked in of an escalation clause for adjust- aouthem Hungary and northern ment’s new* partial conscription ] Their statement distinguished members of the Chauffeurs, Team- Chatham 100% Wool reinforcements who failed to reach between lend-lease and poat-war nters. Warehousemen and Helpers Gorgeous Wool Yugoslavia, confirming the drive policy. ' (Continued on Page Eight) (Continued on Pap BU) port, but some fresh troops evi (Continued on Page Two) about which the German radio Other disturbances have occur- ; foreign trade relations of the I'nion (AIX), wera demanding A Coniplete dently slipped ashore to Join the has spoken for the last week. red throughout-‘Quebec, where the i United State.x and Britain which i company-paid Insurance. Virtual rain-swept battle of Ormoc corri Pecs, coal mining and railway French-speaking population still i are still to be determined. Tne ly ail the workers affected by the dor. center 98 miles southwest of Buda holds as a group that it has the ' Keynes-White committee, it said, : strike are members of a CIO Woolwich Blankets Two transports in this sixth ma right to decline to fight overseas, j Nazis Retake did' not "enter into the review' Filled Reversible I c Stock of Strikes Hurt Heavy Storm pest was seized, as was Mohacs, loeal. - jor reinforcement convoy were a like distance directly south of Tense Blliutlnn In Camps of trade problems. j Real Chatham quality — all destroyed In Ormoc port, after the Hungarian capital and Ba- Of grave immediate conce^ No Change In Policies ' Roosevelt Fires Littell wool for warmth, wear and Three Points W ar Output they partially had unloaded men Lashes Area taszek,' 85 miles south of Buda was the tense situation In half a The statement promised no ^ Washington, Nov. 80.— — sleeping comfort. Solid shades and supplies. One vessel blew pest. Moscow said. dozen draftee camps in British Co change in the fundamental poll- i President Roosevelt fired .\sslst- m ro.se, green, bine and cedar. Puffs $14-95 into pieces when hit. The broadcast Russian commu lon bia. cies that lend-lea.se is a wartime ant .\ttorney General Norman Lit The other eight transports were Progressive Conservative Lead-1 Fifth Army Forcetl loi Candles Production Halted on Winds kange Up to .39 nique said the drive acrasa the system only and that no article tell today and Littell promptly as destroyed "well out at sea." to Danube by Marshal Feodor X. ToU er R. B. Hanson, acting oppo.sition Yield as Strong Couii-| which Britain receives under lend serted ttie situation had prevented Other Chatham niankets...... $4.98 to $15.98 Parts for Engines day's communique said, and an es Miles Hour; Many bukhln's Third Ukraine Arm y ana leader, told Parliament "loss of lea.se may be re-exported. . ■appointment of "a Tommy Cor- Rayon taffeta on one side, chintz patterned aatinc on life may ensue unless prompt ac timated 4,000 troops were lost. Yugoslav Nationals was north of fer-Attack» Uncorked. "A fter the defeat of Germany, ' i coran henchman” as his'successor. the other. Four chaiTning shades; Green, rust, blue and <:e " for the O f Super - Fortresses. Places Close ' Schools. tion Is taken." I The destroyers were sunk while the big river's confluence with the Littell received reporter* at the road. . . - The prime minister replied that Drava, a point 130 miles due south (Continued on Page fwo) I Department of Justice shorfl.V (Continued ot. Page Eight) the situation was being "carefully Rome, Nov. 80 - i/Pi— Uncork Holidays Bulletin! Bulletin! of Budapeft. The breakthrough watchedi^and completely controll ing their strongest counter-attack.s I le the department released a Other Puffs From $9.98 to $29.95 Detroit, Nov. S(K— —Ap Boston, Nov. SO— (JV-Coast ed," but lie admitted the aituation In recent weeks German troops | ¥ ¥ • . letter from the president dlsmlss- : Ing Littell for "Insubordination.” proximately 9,000 workera In dwellers fled from tide-threat (Continued on Page Six) was "difficult" and "might be very have recaptured three Fifth Army: laO ITIlK^I’S X lll Detroit area war planta were ened homes In N ew England serious." He said it was not "mu strong points in the sector south j Tbe assistant attorney general made Idle today In a aeriea of Emphasis Put today as this region was lash- Treasury Balance tiny," but HSnson answ-ered that east and southwest of Bologna, 4 -v-^ its • I has had a wide »pen spilt with bis K P I l l l P r i P S ! chief. Attorney General Francis AU Wanted atrlkea that closed two plants ^ hy gales, heavy /alns and, he neverthelesa woulJ "have to Allied headquarters annoiuiced to DECORATED and serlottaly Impaired opera Upon E Bonds in more northerly sectlonf, Washington, Nov. 30- -(iP)—The proceed on the basis . . , that it is day. ■ * - * - '^ ^ * * * '^ * ' I Biddle, accusing Biddle of having Colors tions in n third. Closed were snow. Forty fainUles were" position of the Treasury, Nov. 28; mutiny.” Fifth Army troops were forced ------; in erfered In one Justice depart- the Graham -Palge Motors forred to leave houses la low Receipts, 2124,838.342.21; ex The problem of the draftee troop to relinquish their hold on Monte ^ ' ment case J|.n favor of Thomas C. Carp, faurtory and the Briggs lands along the Taunton river penditures. $488,101,689.78; net Castellaro. Just north of Monte Railroad lards at »aar-j ,Tommv the Cork) corcojan. es Now Somewhat In South Dighton when the Manufacturing co m p an y ’s balance, $8,541,114,908.70. (Conflnned on Page Two) Grande, in the area below the Bo- Wooden Trays $2.98 Mack avenue plant. Also at a stream overflowed Its lauiks. brucken .41so Targets; i In private prw»dcnti.i law practice. intimate now standstill were production ac Behind Schedule; No Chief of Police John Syaam re logna-Rimlnl highway town of Castel'San Pietro. Have removable glass holders. Green, red, blue. tivities ia the aircraft engine ported. 'In the vicinity of Raid Mafle in Waves. Opposes Hasty .\ctlon division of Chrysler corpora Serious Concern Felt. Westerty, R. I., road docks on Earther west in the difficult 10”_ 2 for 1 5 c -15” 12c ea. mountain country west of the Bo- . New Orleans, Nov. SO—i.P:— The tion’s Dodge main plant. the'ocean front were flooded Future of Baby Daughter London, Nov. 30-Wi Almo.st , .Vnverlcan Federation of Labor Glasses To Go With T ra y ...... 10c and 15c ^ach Washington, Nov. 30—(>P)—The logna-Pistola highway the Ger but there was no property 1.300 American heavy bombers j opposed today "any hasty, lll-coa- LARGE WINDOW CANDLES FROM 69c UP. emphasis shifted- heavily to E mans recaptured Corona and Mon Detroit, Nov. 30—<(P)— Strikes In damage at Watch Hill, Mlt- climaxed a crushing 48-hour of sldered plan* for universal mili bonds today ip the Sixth W a r loan. te Belvedere. BAYBE!RRY CANDLES, BOXED. 35c PAIR. two war plants^ affecting approxi quamlcut or Weekataug. fensive against German rail and] tary conscription of youth after Sales of E bonds a n somewhat- Awaits Decision of Wife Most Violent of Front mately 4.300 men and women em oil targets today with raids on fhe war. The A F L convention. behind schedule. Treasury officials Boston, Nov. 30.— (4>)— A heavy The battle for Corona and Monte ployee, were halting production of four synthetic rehnerles in the In Its final scsskins, suggested that are liot 'seriously concerned, for coastal storm lushed New* E ng Belvedere was the most violent of parta for Super-Fortress plane en- Philadelphia, Nov. 30.—«5 —.^days ,while Geraldine was in an Leipzig area and .the railroad President Roosevelt appoint a aa- it’s too early li. the drive for the land today with gales, heavy rains the entire front and put an end I glnes and a new amphibious tank The future of lO-monthS-oM Ger- [ Arm y hospital for pneumonia and yards at Saarbruchen. tional committee repreaentiag figures to mean much. B ut they and, in the more northerly sec to Ahe period of- uneasy waiting in today. again when she bad an ear Infec More than 1.000 fighters, includ the armed forces, organized labor, WOOD are not taking any chances. tions, snow. aldlne"Mary Whitehouse, daugh the mud of that area. Swirl Mixer Set A walkout in the aircraft engine tion at Presque Isle. Me. ing Mustangs, Thunderbolts and management, farm and education division of Chysler corporation’s Ted ^ Gamble, war finance di Winds ranged up to 39 miles an The Germans first launched two Lightnings from bases in France SMOKING STANDS ter of Pfc. Arthur E. Whitehouse! The wUe. red-haired Rose ai;;;u't"onc‘ rn': organizations, to mnke a thorough main Dodge plant involved 1,300 rector, wired all state chaipnen hour on the coast from N arra- and England, went along to keep and a Newfoundland girl, was un-i Whitehouse,' a ten-cent store can study of military training and a 2.CUP ^ I ' employee. Another at the Graham- that success ot failure of the Sixth gansett bay to Cape Cod and. In a fantry battalion. Both were re off German interceptors. Have glass sah trays. Mspls and W ai loan, as measured in moet decided today, pending a meeting dy clerk, was not available for recommend a program of aettoo. whiu. Paigr. Motors corporation affected six-hour period, 2.2 Inches of rain pulsed. Later they renewed the Headquarters of United States w sln ut people's minds, depends on E of I^ltebouse and hit Philadel comment. Her brother. James • • * abmt 3,000. Both strikes began fell in Providence. attack with two battalions and a Strategrlc A ir Forces In Europe bonds. phia wife. I Montgomery, said, however, that Security Tax "rree?e"‘¥ ’avorod yesterday. * Rain, only a little less heavy, covering force of tanks, self-pro said oil plants at Bohlen Merse $3.25 to $4.98 Seeldng Possible Weaknesaes The soldier, granted a furlough she was "upset about all this. I U'asbIngtoB. Nov. $0— (P>— T h * Win Affect Chicago Plant fell over a broad belt of central to bring the child here from N ew know of no separation^ between pelled guns ; and mortslrs. as well burg, 2>itz and. Lutzkendorf, about Chrysler officials said the Dodge Every stat4 chairman was re a.* rocket laiunchers. 100 miles southwest of Berlin, House Wavs and Meaaa conmilttca viewing his E bond picture, search and southern New England. Many foundland, where she was bom, her and her husband, but I can't toda.v voted 17 to 7 to “freeze" ti| strike would have some effect on communities closed their schools- turned Geraldine over to his Imagine her wanting to go back Tlie Fifth Army troops in-the WWfFDtt by the waves ot Fort work In the Chicago Dodge plant ing for any possible weaknesses in social secnrlty U x , which otherr^ Traffic was Impeded. mother temporarily. to him now." face of the new assault were resses and Liberators. where the Super-Fortress engines organization. xxise would double antom Sharp CoM Tonight Whitehouse . said that hU . IVbltebouse denied that be and forced to pull back to prepared Other Planes Jar Saarbruckea GLASS are assembled. The~famous Series E— the only Jaa. 1. Nine eemdttee Thet Weather bureau forecast ac daughter’s mother worked at a hia wife were estranged and said positions, hMUlquarters said. Others J a ^ d tbe induetrial The Dodge workers entered the true "war bond’’—Is the only n v - flcMW voted solidly, aiM OGARETTE SETS cumulations of snow in northern hospital in Newfoundalnd. "A s he expected to "get in touch with Tbf counter-attacks at Monte capital of the Saar mining area, plant at the usual time this morn omment security that mlliiofia of joined by eight Demeemta In \ fa r as I'm concerned, she’s dead." hdr soon.” He said he wrote her Castellaro nlao were supported by Saaurbricken, eight miles in front ing, but a company spokesmai; Americans have ever encountei^ sections, oontlnulng high winds hveitng this rehiiff ta aa a * p Covered dish and four ash trays. hs-added. ‘‘She didn’t want tha about the baby from Newfound a heavy oencantratlon of'artillery' of the American Third Army. ■aid thay aat at theii machinaa for' face to face. abating on Prlds), with ghari. latnfftas plea that the tnff.ha| baby and she didn’t want me." land, hoping that she would wel and mortar Are. Thia position The .great daylight raid—^ual- nasHy an’ hour without working It ia the savings bond designed cold tonight sueoeedlng today’s lowed te itae, aa prevldsi ¥ »< H e said she signed the neces come it becajiae they were child 9H miles, acfiitbeaat of Bologna ia Hng the mightleet eihgle effort of . B ox^ $1.39 Set and then left the factory. The for the citisen of average means. moderate temperatures. TOerinom- basic eeefnrity ktw. The < sary papers and the Arm y gave less in “ II years of marriage, but Important to the Gcrroana for the the American Ehghtb A ir Force— strike followed a dispute over Bit It the bond you get in the mall eter readings were - expected to tee aettoa risked a him a 32-day furlough. The trip to that She had not answered bis let- •x ‘ .. I (Oeetleeed eel Paffe Two) (OMtfaiaed en Page Tira) veta dght with thoj awPaga BU). (Ooattaaad sa Paga Twa) (OMtlai^ed m Page Tw*> this country was delayed for 12 U r." "v.v i-\', ■•• - / . X' BANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, UUNN„,THUKSDAY. NOVkMBEK 30. 1944 FAGfc; m UEIs’ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCUES'lER. CONN,. THURSDAY, NOVEMi^R^ 030, , 1944 requested the staU’a attorney gen- vancement of Colored People, rep- Mi.'hkcl Sansevero. father, Mid grtve, KT1., airport and Army of- ■eaented Hollis at the hearing yes tieials immpdiateiy^ put a steam- rral's office to make an Ihvesilga- Boston, 25; Concord,'N. H.. 32, and dletown avenue, Northford. Start Seeking Delays Action •vlon and report to him. terday. He told the governor that NOW |23 Wounde4 Silvemail, Pvt. Ernest A.—Mrs. shovel to work ■ to extricate the Kollls had served two years for Nulioii (iiveii Portland, Me., 26. machine from the 20 feet of mud Hollis, a Negro, who Is at pres- United States Britain to For the first time on record, it Rebel Troops Olive Silvemail. mother, Roar-' nt serving a sentence In the Falr- the theft of two candy bars and a back court, Canaan. and water , into which it had dll Fugitive SHE SHOPS D riv e Full Control was t()d wet to launch a .submarine From State Missing Pilot pIungM. Shortly after midnight ield county Jail at Bridgeport for few- cans of tobacco. The atate of No Iron, Steel at the Portsmouth, N. H., Navy Keep Canada UUJ Tolster, Pvt. George P. Mrs.| the motor and part of, the fuselage a statutory offense, la a native of Georgia was not represented at the Gets Support Yard. Rear Admirfil ’niomas Cora M. Tqlster, mother, 417 of the machirie was recovered. The Jfalla, Ala. He was convicted Of hearing. “CASH AND CARinr^ Over Dt'vice Withers, commandant, announced NOW PLAYING Grcgiry street, Bridgeport. safety belt was found unfastened Baldwin Awaits Fur :;rand larceny in 1931 in Georgia without Painful ***-^n**-v O p en in g Police, Aided by Citi- l U a t nfltnra islirrs ■■ssIm in p u t s that the scheduled launching of I Included in List of Turner, Pvt, Derv'ln G.—Mrs. and the parachute was missing, and sentenced to from three to For Open Sky On Lend-Lease the U. S. S. Diablo had been post Tense Today Ad* Himer, mother, PlalnviUe. ther luforniatiun on Egan to Enter Hospital qvkklT. om dinonr lhA «b* ml (Contlnaei^ from Page One) 2,252 Released Today Eens* Posse, Hunt for leading to the supposition that the our years imprisonment. m am qt tlwlr tnrnbl* Buur b* t M kM ain. poned from today to tomorrow be Waltkus, P v t Anthony F. Mr*. pilot had balled out. i ‘ Sought Since Escape----- TIm U d n ^ a n N u ^ s «hM m s ,4 borhood and buy Bonds. Mrs. Army Fighter Flier. Negro’s Car'c. Hartford, Nov. 80—VPt— For the be ^ u n n aaMs sad m aU a A P l t b . (Contlnned from Page One) (Continued from Rage One) cause of the storm. (Cpntinued (roin Page On^ By War Department. Petronell*- Waltkus, mother, 88 Lobd officials familiar with the Mood. 'Thar batp BMtl paosb sM i shaaTi John P. Cheney. Jr., chairman of ciety's Gantt gold medal. also I ms a IMS Hollis has been sought since es fdatasdar. awarded po.'ithumously to her hus South Leonard street, Waterbury. territory believe that the pilot. If caping before he completed his next several weeks Stats Labor the executive committee of the ing such capacity upward and it continued, “ there will be no im -actions was not strictly racial. Weeks, Pvt. Wilbur F,— Clar successful In parachuting from the Hartford, Nov. 30—(A^)—SUUng WbaodSiofiltr of Udam War Finance committee. Women's band. Major Frank B. Gilbreth. Snow aiul Slet’t English-speaking troopjfx were in lumsumu; Waahlngtoa, Nov. 80—(JP )—’The Putnam, Nov. 30— VP) —State sentence. He was traced to Con- (JommlBSioner John J. Egan will potnooet BsMar to n o tste . downward to meet the needs of pediment to the United Kingdom’s ence F. Weeks, father, Route 2, and local police, aided by a citi plane, may have landed somewhere that he wanted furthiir Informa- toagr am uiciaebaaka^ Division, has worked tirelessly in She was the first woman so honor exporting ai tides, so far as war volved as well as units frii.m the names o f 2,252 United States isol- nectlcute after his arrest and con direct the activities of his depart brpabi, baa a l p a p jad traffic actually available (a Cana ed. They were cited for pioneer Snnrl Traffic ' dlers wounded In action in the Eu- Torrington. zens' posse, today started a search within the 20 miles of woodland In Jon on the case. Governor Baldwin preparing the forthcoming crmi- conditions permit, which are no French-speaking province oK Que has deferred decision on the ex viction for -an offense committed ment from the hospital, he an dian idea). work in management ami in de Albany, N. Y„ Nov. 30—(>Ri— I ropean area were - made public to Wells, Pfc. Herbert M.—Mrs._ . .for the missing pilot of an Army the vicinity of the town. in Staaiford. His extradition imdynliirMd^ iiiiian. paign. Said Mrs. Cheney: "The lunger supplied under lend-leasc bec. 'n Plan: *ln the Meantime, Darllnf* Marion Wells, wife, 28 tradition of Frank Hollis, 29-year, nounced last night The commis DMMCti with eaaartinE i______enthusiasm with which the wom The United Kingdom ia.sued a veloping principles of motion Snow and sleet snarled Traffic in day by the War Department Padana-1 Thunderbolt fighter plane Army officials from Hlllsgrove was requested by Gov. EUls Amall and .iro obtained nut.tof th«ir own The Home Army, originally con ram avenue, Danbury., which plunged Into the waters of old fugitive, sought by the state of sioner said that on his doctor’s mnm iSom than b anmathha m aos ' en of Manchester have co-opei-ated document which restates Its posi study. upstate New York today. Several The New Englanders on the list did not make the name of the pilot of Oeorgria. iroor kidainrs or bladdw. tion on those controversial points, production or purchased from this scripted for home service only and ------Zwicker, SUff ^etgt. , George , ,„+Llttle S. Dam , Tavern brook yester- available, but authorized this de Georgia as an escaped convict. orders he will shortly enter a hos Don’t w tl Aak row dn iq^ fw Doaab In planning their work so that they The Worcester Reed Warner areas experienced their worst numbering 127, with next of kin, Attorney Samuel E. Friedman of pital for treatment of an ailment taking them out of the propo.sed country for ca-sh. storms of the season. under the government s new policy —Abraham H. 2^wlcker, father, 87T^^y afternoon. scription: The missing pilot Is 25 In announcing his intention of FQb, a n d ■oecanfnlly by njilHiioa (or e «tr may help sell Bond.s. is heartwarm medal went to Earle Buckingham "To .some degree lend-lease aid include from Connecticut: deferring his decision, ,i the gover Bridgeport, counsel for the Na which has bothered him for sev ,' 40 yaan. Tbay c in bapm laUafaad win ba^ agreement and leaving them en of Mas.sachusetts Institute of Nine inches of .snow fell over now liable to be sent abroad, total Colonial street, Ha-tford. It was established last night years old, five feet nine inches tall tba 15 mlba of kIdBay tubaa Saab oot paboo- ing. Many of the women Tiave for the United Kingdom will be led 68.000 out of a total of nearly Albanese, P v t Arthur J.—Mrs. nor said last night that he had tional Association for the Ad eral months. ana waata ir o a yoor bbod. Oat Daas't FOh signed up for the entire five nights, j tirely lip to the executive body jf Technology, Cambridge, "for his night in Syracuse, and the storm I that the plane was from the Hills- and of fair complexion. an internationai aviation organi original contributions to engineer reduced even before the defeat of was continuing today. 1,000,000 men who have been tak Lena T. Albanese, wife, 242 High_ some as Victory Hou.se Volunteers Germany. It is now expected Dec! 1 FUlng DeadUne zation to apply as it saw fit In va ing literature.” en into all the armed services since street New Britain. and some as drivers. The last that some raw and semi-fabric^^- the beginning of the w'ar. Dancing Bond drive met with success great rious parts of the world. Corbat Staff Sergt. Louis D. Other Awards Made ed materials, such as iron and Cold Wave Crips This 68,000 declined to offer to Mrs. Hazel Corbat, mother, 15 Hartford, Nov. 30—(/P)—Collec ly due to the effort these women The United States move was in Others awards Included the Mel steel, 'Will no longer be provided fight abrdad alongside the re Second streA, Bristol. tor of Internal Revenue. Frank put Into the campaign and they the direction of its original po.si- ville medal to Ernest L. Robinson, Much of Soulheast tion for wide open skies and a by the Uniteo States to the United mainder of the 1,000.000, all of Curts, C^pt. Holroyd B.— Paul W. Kraemer ' yesterday issued a I are even more determined this time Schenectady. N. Y., General Elec Kingdom under lcnd-lea.se after Atlanta, Nov 30—(tpt—Little re whom volunteered to serve abroad. reminder that Dec. 1 la the dead S i f i i i to push Manchester over the top.” central authority with no econom Tonight H. Curts, ' father, 196 College ic powers. tric company, for a paper on Jan. 1, ;946 ' lief was promised today from a street, Middletown. line tor employes to file era-1 "Bursting Tests of Steam Turbine Would 3Iean Further Delay Those On the Committee 'The British move was toward (Officials commenting on this cold wave which grippccl much of Delaporta, Pvt. 'Alfred F.—^Mrs. ploye'a wlthholalng exemption Disk Wheels.” The Spirit of St. Colonel Ralston declared that al Listed below Is the Executive its original demand for a centra^ said that only some revolutionary ihc southeast and brought snow Mary F. Delaporta. mother, Vaux- certificates with their employers. comm'ttee serving with Mrs. Che Louis medal went to Dr. George W, flurries from Tennessee to the Gulf though be favored constription of authority with wide economic change In the war situation could the entire Home Army rather than George Smith hkll Street Extension, Waterford. The December fir-st deadline on ney: Mrs. John P. Cheney. Jr.. Lewis, Washington. D. C., aero prevent this from going Into coast. Deojay, Tech. Sergt. Daniel F. withholding certificates is neces powers. nautics authority, for "having an Temperatures continued^ falling the 16.000 the gavernnient has mpuMsroRis Chali-man; Mrs. George W. Che effect.) ordered abroad, he could not vote -\nd H is —Mrs. Helen N. Deojay, wife. Box sary to give the employer an op ney. Co-chalmian: h^.s. I.eon Dob- Still May Cor?ir Together extensive influence on aeronautical overnight, and the Weather bureau portunity to usb the Information 681 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER engineering, ' Martin Goland, Jr Will Lift LlniiUtions predicted sub-freezing weather against the government because 116, Packer Road, Plainfield. kin. Mrs. "John Pickles. Mrs. Clar However, in views expre.ssed by Fonno, Pfc. Dominic F.— Mrs contained In these certificates in ence Hale. Mrs William Finnegan. of Buffalo, N. Y., Curtiss Wright "This (cut) will have the for today and tonight over a large Its defeat would mean further de _ TELEPHONE 6771 both sides there was a clear in ytntolnette Forino, mother. 294 making withholding deductions Mrs. William C. Cheney. Mrs. Ray engineer, received the Spirit of effect," said the joint statement, area. lay in getting the men Into the Organ Music dication that they still might come front lines. South Leonard Street, Waterbury. according to the new rates which [ mond Bowers. Mrs. Martin Alvord. together on the Canadian agree St. Louis Junior award for an “ under terms of the white paper Virtually no trace was left of the snow which fell yesterday in Ala Gaskell, Pfc. Ralph G.—Mrs, go Into effect on Jan. 1. Miss Helen Estes. Miss Doris ment. An American official said original' paper on aeronautics. itself, of removing products made Colonel Ralston's eagerly-await Klblie. Mrs. Walter Goi-man. Mrs. ^ The Hoover medal, a joint award from such materials from limita bama, Mississippi and Tennessee, ed declaration was interpreted Doris Gaakell, wife, Falrlawn that the door to that plan remain but a storm heading northeast Avenue, Hazar^vllle. H. F. KImhall and Mrs. Harold C. ed open. The British frankly de of the Societies of Mechanical, tions that will continue to apply generally as meaning the prime Cupid Given Break GIANT BOMBER Alyord. Civil, Mining and Metallurgical to articles received under lend- ward from Texas and Louisiana minister would win easily the Julian, Pvt. Gusttne T.— Mrs, scribed it as a document in which Louise F. Julian, wife, 284 Main Serving under Mrs, Cheney as su* and Electrical Engineers was lease.” carried snowfall warnings to ex majority he has demanded to re The A Dandy 4 Motorad Firing they hoped could be found "basis treme North Georgia, the moun Street, Cromwell. Los Angeles—(A3—Cupid gets a I WOODEHES jrervlsors of V’ictory House canvass of a complete system." awarded to Ralph Eclward Fland-|, The "white paper” was a for main in office. break. The marriage license bu Fotlraaa — oiecaptionodly waU are: Mrs. H F. Kimball. Mrs. Har tains of South Carolina and the English-speaking Liberals and Keating, Pvt. Maurice F.—Mrs, ■ j c y O '■ Tea laiM.TIisai oad To what extent yesterday's era, president of the Federal Re mal statement of British govern reau will remain open an hour old C. Alvord. Mrs. Raymond Bow serve bank of Boston and presi western portioi of North Carolina. the Social Credit party were ex Anna Keating, mother, 306 Oar' Petal Thsat. Aa aattrs mad* and Vary Big. Ita Wing moves represented a “ take It or ment policy against re-exporting and a half longer dally to meet el's, Mi-s. William Finnegan. Mrs. dent of the Jones and Lamson Ma pected to support King. Opposi den Street, Hartford. ioBdly a L Cxdllaa leave It" spirit and how much was any article received under lend- Bolton Kociaba, Tech. Sergt. Nickolas— demands of servicemen on short | 8pr*od la Ovar 2 F**l and It M.irtln Alvord. Mrs. Walter Gor- chine Co., of Vermont. It was tion in the French-speaking Liber in the nature of diplomatic maneu lease. The present declaration Error All Editor's Fault Mrs. Mary Kociaba, mother, 84 leaves. sdaeattoael Fun. Wbea ia 21 Inehas long. Smoothad nian, Mrs. Leon Dohkin. given for “ effective public service mears that If the British want to al ranks was n ^ considered strong vering, no one in an authoritative Rufus Street, Ansonla. eessplslcd Ibay steed Serving As Captains and Inspired leadership." obtain American goods for export enough to endanger the prime Hardwood and Praaawood position would say. Beatrice, Neb., —(/P)-The editor Manookian, Pfc. Eklward a M, by IbeiaselTos. Com- The following women are cap or other commercial purposes they minister's victory. tains In the coming Victory Bond There was this difference in the of The Beatrice Daily Sun publish Lake Hotel Jr.—Mrs. Anna Manookian. wlfi pleto wilh Fatal rooUaticaUy must pay cash slncb at present Drive: Mrs. Samuel Kemp. Jr.. possible results: If the British do ed an item setting the record 280 Wells road, Wethersfield. there is no private or public credit straight on a news item which A number of women are run Brash, eie.— finlahad — 1.98 Mrs. Lucille Sloan. Mrs. George not come to an agreement, they Nazis Retake ning for Congress. They probably Napolitano, ^ t . Americo V.— Reynolds. Mrs. Fred Carpenter. must continue the method of bi arrangement set up. named the wrong defendant in a Mrs. Evelyn A. Napolitano, wife e x t r ^^ c a s h district court suit. "In this in think women's place is in *the' Mrs. Neal Cheney. (Veterans of lateral negotiations which has al Three Points House. I Read Herald Advs. Box 1213, Bridgeport. Foreign Wars Auxlllaryl, Mrs. ways been the practice in obtain stance, the editor cannot shift the Oddo, Pvt. Joseph P.—Mrs. For Seasonal Needs Richard DeMartln. Mrs. Louis Tut ing air rights. But the Americans Heavy Sloriii blame to a reporter, for the editor Mary Oddo, wife. 34 Walnut tle. Ml'S. Cain Mahoney. (Catholic can go out of the conference with (Continued From Page One) himself went newsgathering at the street, Hartford. Ladles of Columbus). Mrs. W. L their plan, reasonably assured of a courthouse and made the careless Peruglnl, Pfc. Alfred M.—Mrs, * s loan of 910 to 9300 b to defense arc they have set Laslies Area blunder.- He'd ought to be repri- j First Manchester Showing! Mary Peruglnl, mother, 316 your sdibntage, wants Q’Marr. Mrs. John VonDeck. Mrs. broad pattern of multilateral ac up rto serve you. Shcru'ood Robb. Mrs. John Hut cord on air freedoms which would around the city. manded, perhaps fired, but there’s ; wanNiM SMOt Orange street, Waterbury. Loans made promptly and 2 -W H EEL chinson. Mrs. Harold Belcher. (Dll- permit a large measure of flying .\Illea Hold Monte Grande nobody to do it.” Pugolise, Pvt. Louis—Mrs privately on slgnatuia alone. (Continued From Page One) Mary Pugolise, mother, 684 Or Sensible monthly payments. .worth-Comell Unit. American !> - immediately. Monte Grande, dominating fea C i r c l e chard street. New Haven. Loans In 1-Visit—phone us. BLACKBOARD gldn). Mrs. Sidney Ellis and Mrs. Favor American Proposal ture of the area, was still in Al drop as low as 15 degrees in south then etop In by appointment William Boscoe. lied hands, however. Sansevero, Pfc. Joseph F.— to sign and p iu up the cash. Re wesar aeSded. Hsia's Some other delegations, par ern New England. ■ LWI ITMi WOWS affifWiit»Hn Come In, phone or write todayi Groups packing Drive There were a number of small Six-hour rainfall reports receiv CARTS laa over oad ever eqata. The various organizations back ticularly Latin American, were er scale clashes west of Monte >«p9yH 4» SdMdOlB Inal tut iha fltai sad eU more- willing to accept the latest ed by the Weather bureau in Bos FRIDAY ing this Drige are Catholic Ladles Cestellaro, but they did not • U u oMths disoppsdt — Fm of Columbus. Anderson-Shea Post, United States offering than any ton included: Quonset. R. I., 1.76 Am*w4 «l Maaffil, y>B ii>»^ Maighr^ change tht general situation Inches; North Truro, on Cape Cod. (•ms PaygaoMt Tiny Tea os wal as Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxil previous one. One official said that Tne Germans also resumed their SAT. AND SUN. 1.68; Point Judith. R. I,. 1.63; S T A T I m $100 110.44 $11.73 $IOjOS ■cheel Afs A |S iary Dllworth-Oomell Unit. Amer a considerable majority of the nuisance air raids against the HARTFORD^^*^' $ 1 . 1 9 — Westover Field, Mass., and New 200 34J4 33.11 19.74 nddtas - 0^ ^ ican Legion Auxiliary. Beta Sigma nations represented would go Florence-Bologna highway sector, MO 54.40 34J0 39.37 Have{i, Conn., 1.22: Hartford, , ^ 9/ce HAR#ORD Phi Chapter Sorority and Mem along with the American pro sending over planes singly or in Aceidest asd Isdeaiaily Cawpaay Rjy*WBdw*AB bjewjljmjwwapi bers of Hadaasah. posal. Conn.,' 1.44: Nantucket, Mass., Me., 1 inph and CBS "Besides all these workers." said To make it effective Immediate “ "J* i 1 51; Portland SINGING Mrs. Cheney, "we have almost ly, the Americana would propose .?trafin^ ^ 28. l i u s g ^ INSURANCE Such a bit of witch* Snow' Four Inches Deep three hundred other workers who that It be attached to the air navi The Eighth Army, still engaged cry. a fragrant &ce pow* have volunteered their services to gation agreemenl, of which there Moderate Snow accumulated to In heavy fighting In the Albereto a depth of more than four inches FINANCE CO. der that gives the same help sell ^itds. The response of Is general acceptance, for signa area northeast of the Bologna- Arthur A. Knofla shecO'Of-a-pearl look to the women of Manchester has early in the day at Montpelier, state Tbeatei Bldg, |;«r . ture by those desiring to partici Rlmlni highway stronghold of 875 Main 8U TeL 5440 ta d F loor. T el. S4M Il.v your face, throat and been wonderful and their whole pate. Countries within the “open Vt.. and Burlington, Vt.. had light D. B. Brows, Mgr. Faenza, drove back a determined snow'. Presque Isle, Me., also re shoulders. Dusts on hearted co-operation has made my sky” convention could negotiate German counter-attack. “ Ask Your Neighbor” Lieeaso No. S91 chairmanship a much easier job directly with those outside of it ported snow. Bangor. Me., had an ROCKER your dtin light as a fall- than It otherwise would have inch followed by freezing rain and tog blossom—and yet it The American plan was pre Mado ol Oonntaa Fty* been." sented to the press by Adolf A. sleet. Rain also succeeded two clings so insistently, When the Victory House Volun erle. Jr, assistant secretary of i Emphasis Put inches of snow at Ckjnoord. N. H. ▼our makeup lasts for teers ring the various doorbells state, wjio described It as “an ex-1 North Truro and Point Judith, A Eg 4 Room Cebnlol Doll throughout Manchester next week, 'R. I., were swrept by winds up to DouM Six snades from tremely simple plan” which calls i Upon E Bonds Kense Ibel will bring remember they are not selling 39 miles an hour and Pittsfield, in and Cscolbndy fragile creamy tints to for a “ mutual grant of the five , sereeaw ei dsUght bora ihol something, they are merely re freedoms" to states participating the Berkshire hills of western FtaUhod. deep suntan tonea j Massachusetts, registered winds Unb Mbs on Cbrbtmos Mora minding you to lend your inoney In the agreement. It has certain | iC'noUnucd from Page One) . In the frosted ^ now. so that all the men and wom up to 27 miles an hour. Other ve —It's 3 Biotiss 9 f i a safeguards, including the right of ] locities rep<)rted to the Boston WOODY glass b o x ...... en ftghting all over the world may a state to fix the route to be used every time a certain amount has TeU Too— O sO aP never lack for material so that been deducted from your pay. Weather Bureau were: Nantucket, In crossing Its territory. pim they may return home sooner be Quota Only $2,500,000,000 27 miles; Rockport, Mass., 34; cause you Invested youf money to The E jond quota is only $2,- day. 500,000,000 out of the total quota WROGEK Bombers Hit of $14,000,000,000. But officials 'THt GIRL WITH THE HORN Bags Buck on Birthday point out that It Ukes a lot of THE MARK/ TWAIN BEKITIFBL DOLLS Abilene, Tex.—(iP)—Eor the 47th 4 Refineries small bonds, such as Series E, to You'ro suro to find Inst tbo DoU you consecutive year A. N. Kirby, make two and a half billion dollars. MASQUERS ,i^^b a n D'Ibmeng;[ wool to doiighl that Liltlo Molhor, boa, pioneer resident of Abilene and a Series E comes in denominations Presents ROY HARTE‘BOBBY GUYER DOCTORS OR out Largo AssorIraonL AU Sboo—All former mayor. s|>ent his birthday - (ConOnned from Page One) fron. $25 through $1,000. You pay “STRANGERS Typos—ooch on sscspUonal 4 4 4 anniversary on a hunting trip. $18.75 for a $25 bond. Incident^ ‘ I-atlies ID Rpliremenl’ NURSES KITS Boouly — Piicod bom JisVw ally, E bonds have the highest iiv Directed by ftVKEATONaRMFIELD IN THE NIGHT’ This year, on his 7Vth birthday, he was the sixth major aerial opera JOE ARENAOTHER? Inal dio Oulfii Dm terest rate of any of the eight se Margaret Hazlewnod Yonng Madteelly. IdCIEN lELONG LIPSTICKS bagged a 10-point buck. tion hurled at the Reich in less thap 36 hours. curities offered in this war loan. END TONIGHT: "Bathing Beauty" — "She’s A Soldier Too" mindsd Went — Com- Total sales to individuals were AT AVERY MEMORIAL ALASKA' pbb with Candy PlUs Shock-spot of color for A few hours earlier one of the announced yesterday as $1,074,- KEIDTXyu)NUkMETlMKir and aoetssary oqolp- largest U. S. bomber fleets seen in Tuesday ThrouKh Saturday, GET ffEADT. KIDS, FOR A SUPER GLANT KIDDIE BOND CUDDLY DOLLS your lips — 000,000. This is slightly ahead of , December 5-9 ratnl to (real QD RANGE and weeks had rumbled away from Eihediile. But it ,wks learned that SHOW SATURDAY MORNING, DEC. 8, AT 10:00 A. M. WITH sick Dolb, sic. .wU and ANIMALS Creamy, long-lasting ... British bases and headed east. the tatcst-anpounced E bond fig At 8:15 P. .M. 2 FULL HOURS O f YOUR FAVORITE CARTOONS! BUY A AvLorgo Vottoly el Ibo Cutosi _ n m t W tA r _ in a whole range of The daylight raid followed an ure of $580,000,000 is not what it Tickets Call Hartford 8-8154, BOND AT THE CIRCLE OR STATE FOR A FREE 'nCi(ET! We Have The Largest Bnndb el Hopplnoss yon ovot should be. || brilliant shades. FUEL OILS other jab by British Mosquito Day Time. saw. Dolts. Pandas. Teddy bombers, which unloaded two-ton The drive started Nov. 20, a'nd Boors, etc. — 4 C H ft ptmt Mr blockbuaters on Hannover last j ends Dec. 16. Priced bom — DIAL 6320 n'ght. This rounded out four big | Stock Ever! , bomber operations in a 24-hour: BOOKS T period. I By lomous eutben Possible Roosevelt Four-engined Lancasters were WHERE THE FAMILY DINES DANCING MbD]ERN FICTION tor Chlldfoa ol AU WELDON BOLAND out before dawn yesterday with ] Will Settle Feud Agoo. DRUG COMPANY tons of explosives for Bkisen and Every Thursday and Saturday .29 et. Prescription Pharmacists OIL CO. Neuss in the Ruhr Mosquitos Bet | WHERE PLEASURE REIGNS CLASSICS m MAIN ST. TEL. 3321 sirent howling at Duisburg short Evenings BET OF 4 BOOKB ly after noon. Then other Lancas ^Washington, Nov. 30—(/Pi—The DANCING THURSDAY AND SATURDAY EDUCATIONAL MoUwr dooM ter smashed at Dortmund, also in possibility that President Roose 9:30P. M .tol A. M. Nursory Khyaos. the Ruhr. The four raids cost the velt may have to settle the bitter TO THE MELLOW MUSIC OF SEB SHONijV ART McKAY AND HIS ORCHESTRA ole. British six bombers and one fighter. Justice department feud was rais ,’VVENILE FICTION .59 . Lose Only Four Bombers ed on Capitol hill today. More thsn 1.000 American The President has thus far an BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ -BODIES bombera p,and mose than 1,000 nounced no stand in the contro Walter's Restaurant fighters returned from heavy as versy. between Attorney General Phone 3923 SHOE SKATES saults on Hamm and Misburg-wjth Francis Biddle and Assistant At iBA^YBOOKS BOXING GLOVES torney General Norman M. Littell. Teach Iheni the Ait el Sell Dsbnso — QnoUty PHEWAB QUALITY — AU Typos—Hockey a loaa of four bombers. —Tabular—Figure. Select Now Allied Air Forces flew more In a memorandum to the Senate COMMANDO Capeshta Leather—osperily podded. IB. BSE MEDIUM LABOt While, stodm ora Ceemtato— than 2,000 fighter and medium Wai Investigating committee Lit DICTIONARIES COOK BOOKS bomber trips Into Germany and tell stated Biddle had asked Mr. Roosevelt to revoke-Uttell’s ap 439 5A8 6.7S 4.75 to 7.7S northern Holland yesterday.. A Big Dandy Direct bomb hits were claimed pointment but that the President had not done a a . Denbb-Bartolod by British medium bomber crews Harmless Hobo- on Ijsael river railrdad bridges at ' That committee has side-stepped JITTERBUG an immediate decision on whether maker-^rs Insl Zwolle and Deventer, In northern DANCE The Dewey-Richman Co. the Qua dial to investigate ‘irreconcilable” dif I Holland. ferences between the two justice UHlo Cemmaade Spitfire and rocket Typhoons JEWELERS STATIONERS OPTICIANS woals — exploded a German Army head officials. .1. , W ALTZ quarters in a castle near lUeve in 1.39 the Relchwald forest TONIGHT American Thunderbolts, Ma Henderson Slated ' FOX-TROT EXTRA SIZE raU TRAIN rauders and Havocs, splattered 18 With / German villages occupied by Nazi troops ahead of the American For Job ill Reich JIMMY FARRAND Annies from Gellenkirchen down to Strasbourg. AND POLKA CONTEST SAVE SS 30% FUI^L! Waabington, Nov. 30—(^T—Leon And His **Memory Lane Trio** AND ENJOY GREATER COMFORT Los Angelas has good boxing Hendenon, whOM. 40 years have AC shows, but if you want to see included vigorous careers as « sol Featuring BeA Welles At (he Piano RUSCO 3-WAY COMBINATION WINDOWS the MXl thing, attend a Holly dier, professor, economist and gov and Eddie Kosack At the Drums. wood house party, - ernment offiel^ is due now to ap EXPERTLY Di STALLED ply his talents to defeated Ger WITH THE EXCLUSIVE ST B EL^ EA L many. DANCING EVERY THURSDAY AND SATURDAY Legal Notices PULASKI HALL L No OraftI N* Bala Veatllatlaal The former price administrator NIGHTS X Ohaag* OdfeaB la atom SasH la H M ia-' Notice U hereby given, that In sc- Is scheduled to leave'‘for Lxmdon North Street Chech cordsne. with s decree of the Probate next week and eventually for Ger ute From INSIDE Voar Hmb*I Court for the district of Andover, many, with an aaaignment to han The Home'of Real Italian and American Food! S. No BoUiy Wladews 9* Stan M OeOarl dated August 34th. 1S44 ordering Its dle economic affairs in that part Specializing in Spaghetti, Ravioli, Chops and Steaks. These N* F099 — N* liodiari ~ littto TIi m I duly sppointed agesit to sell certain resi estate of tbs Mtate of Ksthlren. of the ^ ic h which Americans will Saturday, December 2 I. PBIT9 fat ItaaH la Fm I Eavadl Basko, Ute of Andover, decessed, I 'wlll contitd. ‘TRY OUR FAMOUS LA PIZZA Features S, Na Omta Pajriaeat—M Moatta 1b Pay! self at private sale on the premises. Otders Put Up To Take Ottt. December Sth. 1S44 at • p. m. to Tom BUnded Vateraa Rebbed Bashko, the foUowlng described real, Let Us Show Yoa a I-Way (UMuMaatto* Window 1 estate—on (wdlvkled one half Interest CHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS ^ ''Stardusters^' Orchestra P. a . A FINANCED - Si MONTUB 1 0 PAY. In s osrtaln tract of land' with build MinnaapolVt—^
> I ■ ^ mAXMcni!;9i c n BVCMimu mjilkauu. olAnunSBTlSK. CUNM^ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1044 « ^ FOUR MANCHESTEIR EVENim ; HKRAL,D. MANUHHSTEK. IXINN.. THURSDAY, NOVKMBPJR 30, 1044 rtr:p nvR '• J '■■ ._■■■ ______^______— ______■ -- tures are an attraction for Wil sponsor a list of constructive pro liam Wheeler. posals so that the people will %VTtU—1000 Sgt. Jos. Reale Building model airplanes of dif Manchester Plan Program know what the Republicans in IV D K O -ltM Today’s Radio wSto—uio ferent slaes is the hobby o f Robert Congress'' stand for." t • N Views Shared by Bushfleld E uteni W w TUim La Francis and Barnett Conn. 'The, Date Rook For Congress Is in Hospital latter .is also a stamp coilectotr Wherry’a views were shared- by After viewing the show many of Senator Bushfleld (R., 8. D.). 4:00—W nC — BocIhiUge sons; W TH t — Arthur Tbujorrow Under the late Senator Charles WHTD—It’S Murder. the children decided that they Annual Benefit Ball, Manches- WDRC — AttMnoon Melodiei; Convfilescing in Ken would start a hobby of thelr^iown.- Republican Senators to McNary of Oregon, minority lead I N w i; WTHT — Newi; Muaic; 7-45—WTHT — Southern Har- “lerM eworia) hospital. Sponsorship er until bis death last year, the WHTD—Pond* of Stan. nionisen; WHTD — Cheater tucky After 30 Mis Women’s Auxiliary, Hotel Bond, O f f e r GinstrucUve Senate Republicans adopted the Bowles, OPA. Hartford. strategy of enlisting; Democrats 4:10 —w n C —Stella Dallas. g;00 — WTIC — Frank Morgan Legislation Proposals. 4;S0—W n C — Jjorm xo Jones; sions in Euro|iean Area Fiiller Appointed War Bon(j Rally, Buckland and who did not agree with'the ad- Show; WDRC — Suspense Oakland districte, at Buckland mlniatratlon to sponsor restric WDRC — Ad Uner; WTHT — WTHT—Frank Slngiser; WHTD ' ^ 1 Manchester Profram ; WHTD— Fort ’Thomas, Kentucky. Nov. 30 State Arbitrator achoof. Washington, Nov. 30.—(S’)— tive amendments to New Deal Time Views the News. —Clifford Prevoet. Monday, Dec. 4 Senate Republicans have started legislation. Then they lined up be 8:15—WTHT —Tellotest; WHTD — (Special)—^T. Sergt. Joseph C. Meeting, Board of Selectmen. 4 :40- W n c — Young W i d d e r work on a constructive legislative hind those amendments. —Lum and Abner. Reale, 23-year-old son of Mr. and Municipal building at 8. This policy underwent some spe/s Brown; WTHT — Miaic; WHTD progfam In the hope that they 8:30—w n C —Dinah Shore’s Open Mrs. Salvatore Reale, 19 Newman Hartford. Nov. 80—(/P)— Alfred Tuesday, Dec. 5 Our special ‘'get-acqualnt*d'*glfl to. Hop Harrifsn. can point with pride at their con changes when the mlnorite was 5:00—w n C — When a Olrl Mar- House; WDRC — Death Valley Christmas party. Concordia La reorganized with Senator Vanden- introduce this new granulated soop Sheriff; WTHT — Sammy Kaye; street, Manchestejv Conn., has ar C. Fuller of Hartford, president ot gressional record when the 1946 Hes; WDRC — News; Ad dles’ Aid Society. berg (R., Mich.), aa chairman of ^ . works fast..: kind to hands. WHTD—America’s Town Meet- rived at the Army Air Forces Con the Manufacturers Association of Wednesday, Deo. 6 and 1948 elections roll around. WTHT — News; Music; WHTD Spurred by some of the young the Rpeublican conference, Taft Soopine's creamy suds meciA shorter —Terry and the Pint**. valescent hospital here for a peri Connecticut, has been appointed Christmas Sale at North Meth as Steering committee head. Sen 9*;oS- VVTIC—Music Hall; WDRC er members, of the Senate minori washdays. . . cleoner clothasi 5 ;16 —W nC—Portia Faces p m ; od of rest, recreation and therapy. principal member of the State odist church. ator White (R., I.C.), aa acting —Major Bowes Amateur Hour; Board of Mediation and Arbitra Memorial Concert at High School ty, Senator Taft (R.. Ohio), said WDRC — Evelyn Winters; He was sent there from the A. floor leader and Wherry as whip. IVtRY BUBBll WASHfS DQUBLl ,WTHT—Gabriel Heatter. A. F. Redistribution at Atlantic tion. Governor Baldwin' announced hall, benefit organ fund of Eman tfjday he has drafted a tentative WHTD—Dick Tncey. 9:15—WTHT—Screen Test. chart for consideration of the Hut most of the solidarity that 5 :30—W n C — Just Plain Bill; City, N. J., after cofnplctlon of a last night. — — , uel Lutheran church. developed toward sharpshooting 0:30—WTIC — Joan Davis - Jack "rhe appointment^* to 511 the Thursday, Dee. 7 group's Steering committee, jf aj WDRC — War Commentary; six months tour of duty in the Eu which he is chairman. administration proposals, rather Sports; WTHT — Superman; Haley Show; WDRC — Corliss ropean theater. vacancy caused by the death of Christmas Sale and Cafeteria Archer; W’THT-Treasure Hour Declines to Discuss Details than backing any rounded legisla WHTD—Jack Armstrong. Technical Sergeant Reale flow" John H. Goss of Waterbury whose Supper, South Methodist church. tive program. * 5;45_WT1C — Front Page Far of Songs; WHTD — Spotlight term would have expired May 31, Also Christmas Sale of Salva While Taft declined to discuss Bands; Coronet Story Teller. 30 missions as an engloeer-gunner details, it was learned that the Buck's Corner rell; WDRC — Swoon or Croon; and was awarded the Distihgulsh- 1949. tion Army Women’s Home Midwestern janitor who robbed WTHT — Tom Mix; WHTD— 10:00—W’n C — Abbott' an# Cos ed Flying Cross, Air Medal, with 'The governor also announced League. group hopes to frame legislation tello; WDRC — The First Line; on such major subjects' os post a bank jiM his own ideas about Restaurant Captain Midnight. three oak leaf clusters, European the appointment o ( Henry Trum St. Mary’s church chicken-pie how to clean up. 6:00—News on all stations. WTHT — Henry Gladstone; jnipper. Christmas sale. war taxes, social -ecurlty, agricul WHTD—Raymond G nm Swing. theater ribbon with two stars. bull of Plalnville as alternate On the New London Tpk. #•15—w n C — Professor Andre Hr entered the service on Jan. member of the board to take Ful Thursday, Dee, 14 ture. foreign policy and labor. It 10:15—WTHT — Dale Carnegie; would present th -se to the new Schenker; WDRC - Treasu^ 14, 1943, was sent overseas on May ler’s former place. He will also Military Whist, Manchester Pri Try Oar Dalian Food Salute; WTHT - A Date with WHTD—Andy Russell Show. vate Duty Nurses, at Masonic Congress with almost solid Re 10 :30—w n C —Rudy Vallee Show 12, 1944, and returned Oct. 20. 1944. serve until May 31, 1949. SInatn; Concert Hour; WHTD His i^fe. Amelia, resides at #8 Temple. publican support. Specialties In Our New WDRC — Here’s to Romance; Sunday, Dee. 17 The G.O.P. senators lack the CEDAR ROOM —Digest of the Air; Sports WTHT — Music; WHTD — Eldridge street, Manchester, and #:S0—w n C —Bob Steele; WDRC he graduated from the Manchester Christmas Party, Sports Center, votes to put over any of their __Jack Stevens; WHTD — The March of Time. \ High school ip 1937, Senate Campaign Wells street. Local 63. T. W. U. measures without Democratic ORCHESTRA 11:00—News on all SUtions. \ Answer Man. Befoje entering the service he A. Starts at 2:30 p. m. help. They will have 38 seats tn Thurs. - Fri. • Sat. • Sun. 11:15—WTIC — Harkness of Monday, Dee. 18 the new Senate, a gain of one. b u y a n EXyjJA 6- 45—wnC — Lowell Thomas; was employed by the Pioneer Para Most Expensive Each Week. WDRC — News; WHTD — Pa Washington; WDRC — Treasury Christmas Party, Army and But Senator Wherry of Nebras WARBOND Salute; WTHT—Music; WHTD chute Co. rade of sun. , ^ Navy (Tlub Auxiliary, at clubhouse. ka, the Republican whip, said ne LEGAL BEVERAGES 7:00 — ^ n c — Music Shop; —'The Music You Want. s thought it was about time the R.memberl War WDRC — I Love a Mystery; 11:30—W’TIC — Music of the New Hartford, Nov. 30' — — The minority laid down a specific pro Bonds relorn you WTHT — Fulton Lewis, Jr.; World; WDRC — Viva Amer Seventh Grade campaign which elected Brien Mc gram of Its 0W71 even if it failed lour doUare lor ica; WTHT.— Guy Lombardo’s Reports Sinking TATITD—Fred Waring Program. Mahon of Norwalk to the United of enactment. threa doUar*. CACH COST ^ 6 0 0,0 00 SS IN WAR SONOA 7 - 15 — W n C — News of Orchestra. the Gives Exhibition ' "W e have been eittlng back for World; WDRC — Music that 1 1 :40—WNBC—Norman Cordon States Senate was the most expen Of Troops Ship the last 12 years waiting for the Satisfies; WTHT—Musical Quis. Sings. sive of any waged in the state be Democrats to hang themselves 7:30—w n C — Bpb Burns, the 12:00—W’TIC — News; Music by fore the recent election, according and it hasn’t w ork ^ politically, ” Arkansas Traveler;, WDRC — Shrednik. Seventh grade boys in Mrs. J. to reports filed yesterday with the 1 2 :80—WTIC—Hospitality Time. Lortdon, Nov. 30—0P>—The Daily he said. "I believe we ought to Mr. Keen, T n cer of Lost Per W, Farr’s room at Barnard school secretary of state’s office. Mall said today the 20,000 -ton held a hobby .ihow for their school-' The report shows that Mc ocean liner Viceroy of India was Mahon’s supporters spent a total mates yesterday afternoon. 'The sunk by a German submarine in of $42,156 in his behalf and that the Atlantic in November, 1942, Frank Sinatra to Give tip proceeds of the affair are to to $1,987.36 was spent by the candi while carrying troops from the the Junior Red O oss fund. \ date himself. Lnltcd States to England. Garry Beckwith’s fleet of twen The Non-Partisan CJominlttee to Two photographs of the strick His Monday Night Shoivs ty different boat models looked as Elect Brien McMahon spent 811. en vcs.sci taken from a rescue ship though It was ready to set sail. In 485 and the (Citizens Committee to were published in the newspaper, this group were boats of various Elect Brien McMahon United but no details of the sinking or the New York, Nov. 30-(F>—lUduc-f Hie five-day noon commentary rescue of tnxip - were given. on made vacant by the sud- sizes and shapes complete with States Senator spent $28,683.75. tion in the radio budget is given as sails and rigging. 'The Non-Partisan committee’s Th<- newspaper also told of the denI A aith t of Boake Carter and sinking of the ^0,000-ton Canadian the only reason why Frank Sinat Umporarily filled by Sydney Mose The military insignia collected report was filed ' by Waiter J. Fitzgerald of East Norwalk, treas Pacific liner Duchess of Atholl In ra’s Monday night sponsor on CBS ley, la to be assigned to Gabriel by Roger Coleman were a center of attention. Mounted *on black urer, and the (Citizen’s committee October, 1942, while on route from decided not to renew the contmet Heatter and William Lang next the Near East to Britain with 826 week. An addition to his night satin were over 200 Insignia's was filed by its trea.siirer. Andrew beyond Christmas night That win J. Collins of Norwalk. persons aboard, many of them end a 52-week run for the series. schedule, it will give Heatter 11 which are worn by our fighting women and children. ’The program, recently moved broadcasts a week. men. His exhibit of domestic and ^ N, from Weimesday night where it foreign pimf, as well as hU set of Talks Tonight! Talks — BLU, campaign ribbons, were greatly '*“ ‘*'t* *r« was opposite Eddie Cantor on Onlyo' About 15.000 NBC, was given s listener rating 7:45, Cheater Bowles of OPA; BLU, admired. 8:80, America’s Town Meeting "Is Wooden model airplanes, realls increase sight points after tbs New Cars Left FOR EXPERT change. Foreign Trad* Expansion Neces tlcally painted with olive drab Meanwhile, Sinatra was report sary?” Army paint and dope, and decorat HOni-SPHtD ed negotiating with another spon Other Programs: NBC — 8, ed with the United States star, WELDING Frank Morgan; 8:30, Dinah Shore sor. His Saturday night hit parade were the work of Walter OLsson. Washington, Nov. 30—(A>)—A to WIRING bekio*’ schedule is not concerned in the Show; 9, Bing Crosby; 9:30, Joan Pletures Of Airplanes tal of 3,600 new passenger cars 1007. Pore Honey change, Ss that contract with a Davis; 10, Abbott end Costello Hildon Bjorkm.an spends his RANGE BURNER 10:30, Rudy Vnllee. . . . CBS— 8, ,wlll be available for rationing in cigarette company has consldsr- spare time collecting pictures of NO OMF SERVICE able tlms to run. Whan he Issvea Cary Grant in "Black Curtain” ; 9, December—the same number re airplanes vyhlch he mounts in leased this month. SATIN SMOOTH! the Monday night spot, it is ex Major Bowes Amateurs; 0:30, Cor scrap books and these were shown. lisa Archer; 10, First Line; 10:30, The Office of Price Administra Spresds llK* Sutter 1 CALL pected to be turned over to Bums Many of the children enjoyed and Allen, now broadcasting on Larry Douglas and Diane Court' tion, announcing this today, said ney. . . . BLU—7, Fred Waring viewing pictures which Jack Bur- that only about 15,000 new cars n Tuesdays. sack showed In his camera collec Sinatra is to return to Cstilomla Music; 8:15, Lum and Abner; 0:30, are left In the ration pool. This is Rudy" Johnson after bis next Monday night broad Harry James Band; 10:30, March tion. less than a pre-war *wo-dny sup of Time; 11:80. John Browlee Song Thomas McMullIn^ had a large ply- V Phone 8028 cast from Nsw York when Taliu- scrap book of cartoons, also a col im lab Bankhead Is his gtieat.. He Concert. . . . MBS—8:30, Sammy The stockpile has .dwlndied from Before 8 A. M. or After 0 P. M. 620,000 cars at the beginning of AT ALL asocces AND OILItATCSSZNS N «OSO plans to tsks a few weeks' rest at Kaye Varieties; 9:30, Antoninl lection of stamps. FliXer Lakes Hoiey Co-Op., lac.. Grotoo. N T Palm Springs before resuming his HaU-Hour of Song; 10:30, Army Maps and mounted airplane pic- rationing in February, 1942. full sCheduls. Hs will rsstrict him Air Forces. self primarily to bfbsdesstlng and War Bond activities. Friday Broadcasts: NBC—10:30 a. m„ Findsrs Keepers Quiz; i:30 ’The BLV, second network to do p. m.. Echoes from the Tropics; so in th* Sixth War Loan drive, 4:30, Lorenzo Jones. . . . CBS—1:15 will have its "Bond Day" on Fri Ma Perkins: 4, Army Air Force day, devoting every program from Program: 6:30, Sally Moore Songs. 8 a. m. to th* 1 a. m. slgnoff to the . . . BLU— 12 noon. Glamor Man Some words fooljrou: occasion. Included is to be a Dave or; 2:30 p. m.. Ladies Be Seated; Elman bond auction at 11:30 at 4:15, Ozark Ramblers. . . . MBS— night similar to those he conducted 12:80, 392nd Army Band; 2, Ced in past drives on MBS. ric Foster; 4:15, Johnson Family, Recalls Similar Art Student IS COSTING U. S. OVER 10 MIUION DOLLARS AN HOUR! Saves FUers Odd Operation PEACH means... The Herald learned today while $175,000 IS SPENT EVERY MINUTEI Heroine at Airport talking with Dr. C. C. Yerbury of this town that he had assisted at a The New ^ ,000,000 GALLONS OF GASOLINE ARE Modestly Protests Her somewhat similar operation of a Action Not Brave. calcified baby as reported in yes $3,000 EACH SECOND! BEING SHIPPED OVERSEAS EVERY DAYI terday's paper from Palmdale, (California. Dr. Yerbuiy said his CTharlotU, N. C., Nov. 30.—(g*)— patient was 63 years o f age and 'St* Pretty Peggy Parsley, 22-year-old had carried the petrified baby at ENOUGH TO RUN THE AVERAGE CAR art student, is a heroine today at tached to the spleen for 30 FOR THE NEXT 48,000 YEARS Douglas airport where she U an years. The operation was per formed in 1938 at Metropolitan CHARLES BAKERY airline agent, but she modestly Hospital, N, Y. City, the patient 183-187 NORTH MAIN STREET MANCHESTER, C O N ,^ . protests "I didn’t do s thing, real making an uneventful recovery. PEACH means. ly I didn’t." Ail she did was start a aequence / of events yesterday that halted a speeding passenger train from Election Orclered smashing Into a Flying Fortress LET OUR SKILLED BAKER MAKE A S P E C IA L that had crashed onto the tracka In Buckland Plant near the airport, trapping five | fliera in the wreckage. CAKE FOR THAT SPECIAL OCCASION -r- ALL “ Did Vext Best 'iliiDg” Washington, Nov. 30—(iP)—The "I just heard someone ssy get National Labor Relations Board a red flag,” Mias Parsley explain today, ordered an election be held ed. '‘We_ didn’t have any red flags within 30 daye at the Pratt A CAKES MADE TO ORDERf so I did‘the next beat thing'.’’ Whitney Aircraft division’s Buck- __ ' s "The next best thing" was to land (Conri.T plaht to determine a stuff a broom in the airport guard collective bargaining agency. house stove and set it afire for use The action was based on a petli; as a torch to flag the train which tion filed by the International Aa- she could hear approaching around sociatlon of Machinists (AFL) an0 L o t B a l l a n t i n e Ale & Beer a bend. follows a hearing held at Hartford, For the Convenience of the North End Neighbor- "I didn't halt the train. I hand Conn., Oct. 6. ed the broom to a man (a railroad hood. We Are Having' a Special BOND BOOTH Workman) standing there,".^ The New First-Choice Item man ran down th* track waving a lw ^ mean$.» In Our Store. Come In and Buy That Ei^tro the flaming broom. ■ Angola, N. Y.—(8>)— Angola 8ACH OP THE THOUSANDS OF TANK DOZERS The Morris field public relations high school’s newspaper, conduct USED IN GREAT QUANTITIES IN THE PACIFIC office said th* Fortreae which ing a poll on studenta' post-war Bond! USED TO LEVEL OFF LANDING FIELDS AND EUILD ROADS “A1U6AT0RS” overshot a landing strip in foggy wante, offered a list of auggestwl weather, was based at McDUl Itenu to be checked. When the »P8 ACH” ia OB* of theaa double^ COST $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 2 0 EACH Field, Fla., and that the pilot and UsU were returned, It was found COST APPROXIMAmV $67/61799 / co-pilot were Second Lieut Claud* that a nsw first-choice item had talk espeda. Sometimaa it naans a Nelon and Flight Officer Ken* Pal- bean written in by moat of tha paacb ia high fieela. . . aomathnaa tha We Will Give A Special J freyman (address imavallable). glrls-^"mort men.” . vaiiaty that comes on trees. Stage Qoae To PIm * "Engineer J. C. Milton said that . But “ Ballantinc*’—thera't 0 when th* train stopped "Uier* Btraigbtforward word! It alwaya wasn’t room for the.thlcka#«i of maw PUBmr. b o d y, fla v o r — Surprise Prize To The my linger botwoen my train and XMAS LIGHTS the qnalltiw aaada (kmoua by P i ^ that planed’* REPAIRED BallahtiM’a trade mark. Dia. Miss Fanley plans to go back 0over-.-and aajoy—this mateblaaa to Moore IneUtute, Philadelphia, Vacuums, Toasters, next February to continue her art embfawtiea younalf. Today call fbv Highest Bond Buyer ■tudiea Lamps, Etc. t “BallantiM” . Norton Electrical Instrument Company CALL MORNINGS WUa TEL. 2.0840 7 . At Our Booth! ‘tulsa. OU s.~. (F) '» A divorce twRifled today Ma MonchttlRr New M6del Laundry Manchester Coat, Apron & Towel Supply Co. •MS U n alflit yeara ago to Rnest since 1840 JVOT Slip WITH THE 6TH r^V Y HONO^* ■ ? to-tlia elwnera. Radio Soryico fie aaM. Tba 7S BIRCH STREpr ' f . I NHetlBi a a***. Wewark. M.|. This /« an offieW V. S. 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H^NUHBS’I'ER EVENING HERALD. MANCitESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1944 MANChE)4i'EK EVENING U.EKAl^. MANCUE8TEK. CONN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER tfO, 194« PAGE ELEVEN ^ A G ® T B i t ■ V West Hartford Writing Gives Many |lCiiights Open Season R e d ^ n i o f s ‘Rassling’ Returns to Big Hunter Five Goiitiuue Start Tuesday Time With Same Old Cast Here Friday Wrong Impressions ■ -TN With EasjL Triumph ^Rieii* Btetering Pace Polish Ajnericans Meet By Harry Graywa ^ lege wrestling mats and football, Red and White to Open All Stars; Aircraft NBA sports Editor played considerable tackle f%r Pop CCH. Loop Schedule Gusty O'Bright Has Big Social Secnrity OfficiaI»^DanParis cinema f.ronta when foxy At Wliiloii Library star of the evening when he turn . was the trusty and dependable Security Board—have started a Trustenltzer. many Ohio cities volunteer senior ied them on the piano. membership fee may be paid In ere standouts in a loslpg cause ketboll talent in Hartford and Langson o f St. Louts, Yvon Rob Karl .Pojello saw and realized his F - ed the tide In Manchester High's ' _ of Custy O’Bright. Walt campaign for better, simpler, ’’Going My Way?”—Ray Car- members of the Wing are instruct Norma Turkington, Rosalind Is MHS Aim full or In four payments at your [’or, the Squlrers. like the rejuvenated Aircraft ert of Canada and Steve (Crush pulling snd tugging potentialities. panik, Joe Twarnite. Mickey favor by racking up a total of convenience. Applications for | clearer wrlUng by people working mody. ing boys and girls in the funda Turkington, Richard Duffy and Hawkeyes Win EasUy team, will add a lot to what looms er) Casey of County Kerry, Ire Ed Strangler Lewis retired, but tae and Walt Cargo that for 88. New books at the Whiton L i eight points In one quarter. "Come Out, Come Out Wherever mentals of Bvlatlon, not merely pi Rtchard Hubbard made up the membership may be filled oja Sat os one of the best leagues In the many of the Old Guard are still During the first quarter the In the second game, tb « Hawk- land. . ' carrie^the team on to victory. They have a slogan; "Lets brary, 79 North Main street, re You Are” — Alumni. loting, but meteorology, naviga Senior team while June Bigger- urday night. Eku;l) applicant will I long history of the league. around. And they have been aug Alumni led the parade 5 to 3. Principal Bailey Points byes trampled over the BiUiard Sharkey—real name Charles O B righ K set the pace with both write the way we talk—let’s be cently received include the follow ‘T ak e It Easy” — Class of ’48. tion, and other subjects. It is the staff, Joyce Straughan, Donald have an opportunity to express I The Polish Americana, with on mented by a number of fresh By John H. Clark M. H. S.’s starting five were Red |]Ulntet to gain on easy win. Both Kemmerer— It the newest devel high s i n ^ and high three-string human.” “Young Man With a Horn” — university’s announced intention Hall and Roger Loucks com his Interests for the year’s pro all veteran team, will be the team faces. Six-foot four-inch LaVerne Petty Officer, USNR ing fiction: Degutis, Jack Robb, Rtiby Pietro, Out Effort Needed at same played a good brand of opment and perhaps the most for the nlghKiftom hla anchor spot Commit Same ’WriUng 81ns Earl Modean. to become s leading college center prised the Junior team. gram. • to beat for the defending cham formidable. Anyway, Texas Babe, Baxter, also o f Texas, Is one of Tom Smith Is a champion at on the presenKteam of local sen Henriette Buckmaster, ’Deep Roy Kanehl and Lyn Witcher. For for training in all phases of avia The Senior team, on Tuesday, [loII with the Hawkeyes dominat- Phyllis Legg, the only girl stilt They’ve laid down some instruc Rally Assemblyt The program for Saturday will I pions are loaded with material all six feet four and 250 pounds the newer and better type o f old patching up cripples, which is why sations. In bunHng up the alleys. River; Isabel C. Clarke, "Where the Alumni, Dutch Green, A l Suro- An editorial in the New Britain tion. Nov. 28, appeared before the stu ng the play In the second half to skater in the world, who has a tions for SS executives and writ consist of bowling at 8-10 a I galore. With two legs already of him, is willing and eager to riot men. Hunters increased'^helr lead and the Apple Reddens” ; Mexo De La welc. Buck Bycholskl, Johnnie paper entitled "Animal Traits In dents o f the South, Keeney street |naur4 victory. Lack o f proetlc* Seabiscuit, unsound at three, featured role with the Ice Follies ers. B ^ u a e businessmen and “Wanna buy a duck??!!” string, ping pong, darts, and other won on the three legged trophy take on the others. He drew Professional wrestling was bar seen well on their wky to the title. Roche, "The Building of Jalna” ; Hedlund and Jimmy Murphey Human Beings.” describes starn- As described in Waterbury’s Sa and Bunce schools. On Wednes led to the downfall of the losers, staged the greatest comeback a of 1945 at the New Haven Arena others ' commit the same writing Mrs. Inglis Fletcher, "Lusty TTiis proposition was presented table games- Those who arlahl that goes to the winner of the $7200 in Toronto the other night, red in England the other day on For the losing Motor Sales, opened. peding to lunch, running down the cred Heart High school paper, ’’The day, Nov. 29, the Junior team vis to bowl must sign at the desk sol vho have the ability to stand the league, the P A ’e will be out to horse has made in my time. from December 4th through the sins as government leople, the SS Witids for Carolina” : Dorothy F. Coach Wilfred Clarke sent In to the student body at s rally held which is as good"a reason as any the ground that it was degrading. Johnny Howard and Mc- corridors, slapping one another’s Forum,” music Is the buzz-saw ited Highland Park school and that everyone Interested in bowM heat of the league teams on their add to their already renowned A few days before what was to 10th. . Her husband, Hants Legg, tnatruotions and comment are Grant, “ Margaret Brent” ; Mar another team at the beginning of on Wednesday, November -29,- in for his heading the pack. The British never could get a be his third start In the 8100,000 Curry bore the brunt of tl^ a tta ck backs, and gum chewing. The arti whirr on a cold frosty morning— from there went to the Nathan Ing will have a chance to shoiM par. prestige. a native of Waterbury, developed given here. From here on, every garet Halsey, "Some of My Best f.he second quarter and the Alum which two war-bond selling teams Sharkey, 30, i:. a product of col- Joke. Santa Anita Handicap, Seabiscuit with both piling up good scores. cle mentions how disgusting it rhythmic tick of a clock—purr of Hale school. The Junior team his skill. The time from 8:00 to Peterson with six twin pointers The opening game Is slated to the art—and she’s carrying or thing is from SS: Friends Are Soldiers”; Albert ni likewise. The Alumni retained must be for a teacher to stand be a motor beating in perfect func joined forces with the help of Ed- nd two free throws was a stand- broke down in an ordinary race. while he serves In Uncle Sam’s HHs Good Scores How long-ahould a sentence be? Malta, "The Cross and the Arrow ” ; went to Barnard school and Man 9:00 will be set aside in the gym start at 7:30. their lead of two points with the fore a class of “cows chewing their tion—rain striking on a window chester Green school Thursday aon M. Bailey, principal, to urga hut for the winners os was Thomp- He was retired to the stud. Navy. Stan HiUnski's 371 total went N o on . can answer that. General Ann Rltner, "The Face of Things” ; for those Interested in playing co-1 for n.iugbt when the Billiards took > score being 12 to 10. cuds.” Then too. It is difficult to pane— heavily packed snow be momltig, Nov. 30 and the Senior the students to Increase their pur pon. • Winter again cameUo California. ly speaking, the longer'the sen- Margaret C. Self, “Those Smith ed volley ball. Dancing will ba his team, C2>aijibers In all three- In the third and fourth quarters uiiderstand how students can en neath your feet— rustle of wind team visited the Lincoln. Buck- chases of bonds-and stamps. DazxHiig Display Santa Anita Park opened once tmee, the harder it is to under Kids” ; Margaret Shea. "The Gals from 9:00 to 11:30 In the g y m [ Darlings Score Upset more. Seablacuit’e legs had been games although the first two were* the high school gained the initia joy opening and closing their running through tree leaves— lamd and Robertson schools in the Mr. Bailey Informed the atudents stand. They Left Behind"; R. W. Sher Music will be furnished by Hoiy- The third and final game o f the Racing Notes strengthened by the long rest he Ucoiiiis to Plav tight affairs. Gerry Goodrich,- tive and cpme oid^n top, the score mouths continuously. I f they must horses cantering— surf breaking— afternoon. Both teams sang at the For easy reading, sentences man, "Hie Other Mahoney” ; Rose that the goal of the High school ard Janicke’s band. , plght saw a well groomed Ma- had on the Charles 8. Howard W alt Hillnskl and Harold Barton being 18 to 16. ■*Bob Tedford was keep their Jaws limber, they should soft voice that heals broken lives High school on Wednesday. Is to buy an amphibious "truck, Merry-Mounts Blue Mist, blue should not average much over 30 mary Taylor, "Ridin* the Rain the cause of this scant lead over —meaning deeper than words, the Refreshments wUl be served all auders cage team put on a dos- By The Associated Press ranch, so much so that the owner 15 Game Schedule paced the winning attack. chew gum only In the privacy of 'The teams sang appropriate called in G. I. lingo a “Duck," In ri’obon winner in kitten class of Win Over Parachute words. The average SS sentence bow” ; Helen Todd. "Roots of the the Alumni. closest approach to self expression evening long, featuring cokes. Ice ling display of shooting to gain Twenty-nine thoroughbreds have decided he’d give his gallant seven- Moriarty's upset the Milkmen in their bedrooms. " words written by Barbara Lee- this semester. He continued that. Brooklyn-Long Island Cat (?lub has been running almost 85 Tree” ; Elsa Valentine, "No Mortal In the fourth quarter and last. —perfection of beauty like that of cream cups, potato chipt, and a I one sided victory. Attired in been nominated for the inaugural year-old one more crack at the fix taking two points with Kerm words, too long. Fire” . mon, ’45, to the tune of “ Swing In order to do this, the achool “Jumble Inn Special.” jiew uniforms, the winners paced show in New York, goes to mi ture In which ho was twice beaten Coach Clarke sent his starting From the ”B. U. News” we find the Creator— the sj^phony of our hantlicap at Gulfstream Parl^ F ri Following Is the 1944-45 Uni Kroll, Tony Atamin and Dick La- I f your sentences are too long, Non-FIc!ton: German Arcinle- ing on a Star” ending with: would have to purchase twice as The by-laws o f Jumble Inn, I py the shooting of McKinney, crophone as if to announce her by a nose. teaifi and held the Initiative until that an influential all-girl choir lives, a credit to the Master Musi day with Swiv assigned top weight John Hedlund. Paces versity of Connecticut basketball Chapelle leading the attack. Honk shorten them by putting a period gas, "rh e Green Continent” ; Mar the end with the final score being entertains at the F.D.R. rally In cian. •’’Because I want to help win the many stamps in November. De which will appear on the back of Varnock, Hanna and Lalne victory over elite. Persian Is of the field which will be split Into Horsemen believed trainer Tom Skoog again led the Milkmen. garet C. Banning, "Conduct Your Connecticut schedule: after each idea instead of string 22 to 19, in favor of the Red and Boston. Rated very highly by mem war, cember and January as It did In the membership tickets, are as oved to have too much savvy property of Lilian MacElwen Ott two 4ivlsionf if 19 or 18 go post- Team to Victory in Smith’s efforts would be futile. M otor Sides self Accordingly” ; C. A. Beard, Dec. 5—Wesleyan at Storrs. ing them together with ” ands” White. bers of the WB2 staff, the Metra- ’T h e Red and White,” from Nor I ’U not waste my dimes at the previous months. follows: • Tor a fighting Jester team. Toop of Newark. ward. The great ones never come back, Hair . 85 — 114— 199 "Basic History of the U. 8.” ; Syl West Side League; Sports Slants Des. 9---Brown at Storrs. and "buts” and other devices. Dames as they are called, are mod wich, calls all its hep-cats, swing- store. The principal asked the number 1. N o drinking of liquor. N o ad Cushman accounted for 19 of Mnrtin Macaw (85.70) and Fiery they said, especially bad-legged J. Howard 112 120 108— 340 via Brockway, "Sarah and P ’ ; V. Ten of the Alumni were service Dec. 16— W. P. L at Worcester. Get I mpresalOM No Humana Exist eled after Fred W aring and his aroos, Jacksons, and glammor-ga- I will try to do something more one allowed In under the Influence | he losers 21 points. • Justice (85.50) ran a dead heat in oncL like Seabiscuit. Tanner ... 118 ll4 96— 328 W. Brooks, "World of Washin^on men home on leave. The Red and of times M. H. S. grads In the Griswold's Win. Jan. 9—N. Y. U. at Madison Readers of government written Pennsylvanians. M.H.S. Alumna. Into their new Recreation Center To turn my stamps into a of .alcohol- __ Knights (49) the fourth race at Hollyw'ood yes By Lou Block Came March 2, 1940, though, McCurry . 117 121 129— 364 Irvin g"; J. E. Brown, "Your Kids White have a fast but small team, armed forces are called upon to Ducats Going Fast Square Garden. material sometimes get the im- Louise Lehr '43 Is one of the 17 In th»j gym. The many new fea bond.” 2. No gambling.'' . B. F. T. terday, each botincing back from a New Haven, Nov. 27—(IP— Every and Seabiscuit-waxio.lhe post pa Mazzoll .. 128 109 — 237 and Mine” ; Elizabeth Coatsworth, and should really go places this "double their efforts, and more For the second successive week preasion that no humans exist girli- in this group. Plans for the tures at their center will be some A fter (Aalogue about buying 3. Members expected to act In ►. Holliday, if ...... 7 0 14 badly beaten seventh-place finish time the Ice Follies come to New rade, and In one of the finest ex Jan. 11—Maine at Storrs. Sheldon .. — 104 ------104 "Country Neighborhood” ; R. P. T. fall. The Alumni, although beat than double them to what seems it was Johnny Hedlund that sup The word is made up o f bureaus, Metra-Dames include trips to group games, a soda fountain, so bonds, the "Jeep -Song," to the .. Morlarty, rf .... . 2 0 4 For Ice Follies last time out. Haven, and this exciting skating hibitions of equine courage, the Jan. 18— Rhode Island at King Bohadik .. — — 121— 121 Coffin, "Mainstays of Maine” ; R. en, were made up of mostly star humanly impossible.” He also gave an orderly manner. plied the spark and punch In the boards, policies, grants, benefits the neighboring colleges, shows for cial comer, along with the usual 4. The club snail be open Sat n Hubbard, c ...... 4 0 8 Phil Kirkpatrick scored a triple show is scheduled fo r the Arena son of Hard Tack finished a length ston. * W. Davenport. "My Country"; W. basketball men. tune o f ” My Bonnie Lies Over the examples of the brltish sacrifices West Side Rec Bowling League and It ”—especially ”lt" For in G.I.’s at Arm y and Navy Statiops dancing, shuffle board, and ping L. Duffy, r g ...... 3 1 * 7 at Charlestown,,' bringing home for a week starting Dec. 4, the ami a half In front o f his stable- Jan. 17— Wesleyan at Middle- Totals ...... 560 598 595 1998 J. Durant, "Caesar and Christ” ; H. This is the first time since the Ocean,” was sung, and was fol by recent statistics showing that urday evenings 7-11:30. when he again last night led Dar stance: a.id night club engagements pong. lowed by a catching verse to the 5. The club shall be responsi . Vince, Ig ...^ .. . 0 0 0 They’ve dusted off the “ Stand Cutloose (894.20), Miss Gallant event revives stories of how sev mrtr, Kayak II In 2:01 1-5, one of town. Hunter's Service Station E. Fosdick, "Great H m e to Be war began that any sports have one out of every three English lings to a three to one margin the fastest mlle-and-a-quartera in Cargo Government writers may write; been played in the Armory. Mr. around Boston. tune o f “ Little Brown Jug.” The ble for any damages to building . Knofle, Ig ...... 3 1 7 ing Room Only” signs for the Sat ($11.60) and Qraijd Venture eral Elm City citizens missed a Jan. 20— Brown at Provldenco. 107 100 115— 822 Alive”; Helene Gamell, “It’s Fun homes are damaged, and one out over the Pioneer Parachute five at history and a track record that Kompanik ..114 122 120— 39S "Employment in manufacturing Perry, faculty athletics manager, That's all for now kids so we'll audience was asked to Join in on during club sessions. edford, rg...... 3 0 6 ($5.60). Carson. Kirk^was up on jchnnce to ^et rich. Jan. 27— Northeastern at Storrs. to Make a Hat” ; Eve Garrette, of every thirty completely de urday afternoon and night anfi the Rec alleys. In the other match still stands. McGuire . 100 115 111— 335 and government recorded in deserves much credit making ar ’The Spindrift.” a periodical put say so-long till the next time. the chorus of the latter which 6. Membership fee (82) Is to the winner of the featnrod Zorlc The tales are true, too. Far from Feb. 3—Maine at Orono. "Political Handbmk for Women” ; molished. The question was put to Sunday night performances of the Purse, Ask Aunt AdaX which Griswolds found the pickings easy Twarnite . 117 108 115—341 creases while there were declines rangements for the game. There was: 22 2 49 the extravaganza, super-coloisal Feb. 10— Yale at New Havan. Kay Hardy, "Sewing for the the audience c. “ How do you think be made in 4 payments. scored by a length for a $4.40 pay- and scored a shutout win over the Obright .. . 115 144 119—37$ in trade and domestic services.” 7. Penalty for ttReaking rules Squlree (15) Ice Follfes at the New Haven success the show is today, the Fol Feb. 20—Coast Guard at Storrs. Baby” ; Osa H. Johnson, "Bride in were plenty of big bleachers to sit “ Ha. ha, ha, you and me, your neighborhood would appear off, covering the six and on e^alf Main Street Servicemen. But they Should say: "More on and refre.shments In the base Great Freiieli Men Bundle Day Total can be temporary expulsion, or B. F. T. Arena next week. This brilliant lies blew into New Haven in Ita In Feb. 24—Northeastern at Bos people were empIoye<’ In manu tho Solomons” ; Robert Nathan, I Buy war bonds for victory.” under such conditions?” display of ice athletics set to mu furlongs In $1.24 4-5. ^ In the Darlings-Parachute Lajst Night's Fights Totals . , 592 589 500 1741 ment. The Hi-Y ran the refresh permanent suspension of mem lusky, Ig ...... 0 0 0 augural stages, short of Moola, ton. facturing and government, and "Morning in Iowa” ; E. T. iS'le, At the request of Principal Mr. Bailey said that up to now sic, a record breaking hit In its W. W. Crenshaw’s wcll-llke^ match which found Jthe latter go- ment stand. trange, Ig ...... 0 0 0 ~nd creditors so hot on the trali Feb. 28— Coast Guard at New fewer hi trade and domestic serv "Brave Mon” ; Curt Riess. ’"The Topic of Reports! Is Ten Bagfuls Thomas Bentley of the Hollister emphasis has be?n put on the par bership. I Hollywood premier and at all stops Zacp Rosa captured the $3,000 tog into the night’s play, a few Morlarty Bros (2) Nazis go Underground” ; M.-iurice The cheer leaders .showed a com The committee and their cha’ r- •onovon, c ...... 0 0 0 tha' they threatened to melt the London. ice.” street school, two speakers. Red ticipation of every student in buy coming EkMt. bids fair to continue Class D Handicap at Hollywood peroentage points out of first very ice the lads and lassies were By The Associated Press at R. LaCniapcIle 106 120 106— 332 Samuel, ‘’Harvest in the Desert” ; mendable effort on their part by men appointed by the Youth Coun lempbell, c ...... 0 1 1 March 3— Rhode Island T tu if writs: *Tt will be appre Degutis and Rudy Plerro rallied ing bonds and stamps more than the artistic and box office triumphs yesterday, finishing ahead of S. pla^ it was the neavy firing of skating on. Elizabeth, N. J —'lony Janlro, Zaches ...... 113 87 09— 299 Edgar Snow, "People On Our leading the cheering students on to cil are: Program, Barbara Tur’:- [earns, rg ...... 0 0 0 Storrs. ciated U this refund ia forwarded Famous Frenchmen wepe the | TTie drive for Bundle Day In eight rooms there on Nov. 13 in the amount bought. Now the in New Haven. Krieger’s Bucket Brigade and An Steve \McAdams, Reed and Hed- 138, Voungstown, Ohio, outpoint Atamlan ...... 103 108 123— 334 Side” ; K. 8. -Tyler, "Modem Ra victory. Ington; refreshments, Elinor D tevenson. I f ...... 2 1 5 ita King’s Son of War In that or Founded Show immediate^ to this office.” oplcs of the reports given in this. .Manchester was held on Novem- behalf o f boosting stamp sales. amount will be stressed as well as Tho Follies will open next Mon liind tM t carried the teaip on to The veteran Oscar Johnson, who ed Charlie Watkins. 136 8-4, New H. LaCbapelle 89 110 88— 287 dio.” .Score St halftime, 12-10. Alumni. gan; decorating. Amelia Farr; hea. If ...... 3 0 6 der, Zaca Ro.se returned $1.50 and Tlmy Should write: "Please send week’s French Club meeting. Thej ber 20. M. H. S. collected ten bags A fter v’iewing the re.sults of these participation. , day night Dec. 4, and for that win two of the three games and York (9): Jimmy Mills, 144, New Trinity Opens Tuesday Kroll ...... 101 108 134— 342 The East Sides In a preliminary- nair. Peter Capra: finance. .1 lailey, rf ...... i ; 1 8 ran the seven furlongs In 1:2.5 3-5. founded Jie show, saw how thin SS the refund Immediately." appeals Mr. Bentlev .said, “ Sales Mr. Bailey, brought put the fact night, and the three nights follow total pinfall. Hedlund completely the frozen stuff was, ar.d put the York, stopped Jimmy Mason. 140. '-ame ffpreated the High sijhool 23- ■lub, under the directions of Miss of children’s clothing. Donovan, (this Job automatic" Andy Schuttingcr has resigned Haidar to Understand Jumped over 'the previous week. A that the Hollister school, with a ing, through Thursday, there are dominated the match by hitting Issue.up to several members of the Camp Kilmer 13). Hartford, Nov. 30.—(4*)—Trini 912 533 550 1599 21. The score at the halftime was Jeanne Low, held its meeting in Not a.s many bags of clothing makes John treasurer): Jumble.” . 9 8 15 as trainer of Col. C. V. Whitney’s H ’s harder for anyone to under Advocates School slow room Jumped from 20 per student body o f 625. last year, still tickets available at the com high single 143'In his first game New Haven Arena family. He Dallas. Tex.— Frltzle Zlvlc, 156, ty college jylll open its basketball Bryant A CJupmaa (1) 13-9 High School. 19M. were collected this year as last In charge of Junior Hosts ana Score at half time. 35-10, plete price range. Pasteboards arc stable but will continue to look af stand complex or unusual words. cent to 80 per cent in participa bought $10,855.65 worth of bonds and then going on to pile up wanted dough in a hurry, and th6y Pittsburgh, knocked out Manuel season Dec. 5, Instead o f several Wilson ...... 127 101 •5—S2S' The next game will be December Period 1 was entertained by Bob year for several reasona-a simi Hostesses. Ralph Aznlnger and lights. Referee. Gryk. limited for Friday and Sunday ter the string of thoroughbreds For instance: tion.” and stamps, while the high school games of l32 and 1’26 which w,is cuuld have an interest in the show Villa. 161, Mexico City (6). days later as originally planned, Farrand .,.. .118 116 •8— 827 Course on Sex 1 at the Armory sgain.st Hall High .Spaulding and Arthur Adamy. the lar drive sponsored by the church Thomas Robinson: clean up. Gene nights. And, as mentioned before, owTied by .Toseph M. Roebling. It's saBer to understand "after The object of this rally was to good for a total of 401. The latter in exchange. The Follies looked Oakland, Calif.—Ray Salas, to meet the U. S. Submarine Base Burr ...... 99 85 103— 287. of West Hartford. former speaking on the life of es was held earlier in the fall; the with 1,340 students bought only Hawkeyea (S3) Saturday afternoon and night, and Acrordlng to the London Daily a careful review o f the facta” than try to get the children of these Morlarty; membership. Norma marked .topped the previous high plenty promising, but there was a 136, Berkeley, Calif., won by TKO of New London here In a W ar Vlttner ...... 117 97 110— 324 General de Gaulle and the latter drive was also held in schools .410.296.50 wofth. He concluded B. F. Sunday afternoon, are sold out Mall, ” A milllnnaire Californian *W ter a comprehensive and thor schools to buy cnoi.gh stamps Turkington; publicity. Barbara, three string of -tOO i .t by Pete depression on, and those who lis over Mike Bellolse. 137, New York Bond game It was announced to Skoog ...... 126 111 116—352 telling the latest news from other than'* the high school; su'd that, though we should congratu Thompson, If .... 9 0 racehorse owner” has offered ough appraisal o f all the clrcum- Waterbury, Nov. 30.—(/P)— daring the sixth War Loan drive Turkington. Members Of these | Hansen several weeks ago. (8): Manuel Sierra, 137, Cuba, day. Admission will be by W ar France. late Hollister, we should strive to $200,000 for the Aga Kahn’s fa tened to Oscar's plea wished him stimcea pertaining to the case.” lastly, the bags used this year to complete their War Stamp committees will be announced at Peterson, rf .... 9 2 Great Lakes Start Season I a a losing cause for the Um- knocked out Don Wilson, 139, 987 510 519 1912^ Members o f the Connecticut Pub Eel Brown Electetl double our jfforts so that the goal mous stallion. Stardust, now at lots of luck. He managed to strug Bond purchase only. The 88 officials add this: Leon Gavin, Period 3. spoke on were much larger than those used books, and convert them to bonds a later date. There will be Sen- King, e ...... 8 0 brcllamcn, Pat Annlello and Ben Oakland, Calif., (9). , lic Health association today had of M. H. S. will be reached- stud farm in Ireland. gle through Rhe season, and as The contest will be a part of the "Unnecessarily long, technical the lives o f Lavoisier,-one bf the last year. thus helping to fill the Manches lor Hostesses, along with the Klein, Ig ...... 0 0 Great LakM, 111., Nov. 30.—The ny Schubert both turned In re events turned out, he’s never had Chambers (0) before them a suggestion from The two bond-selling teams, fourth Great Lakes basketball Navy week War Bond drive. or highbrow words also give read Class President founders of modem China, and Clothes for "Save the Children ter quota. Junior Hosts and Hostesses, on Andreo, rg ...... 0 0 spectable scores, i cause to regret It. He’s In the mon The Real. ReaMn A very ...... 92 91 87—270 Louis Braille, the inventor of the made up of juniors and seniors re- Wakefield To Enter Army ers the impression that we are ’le Mrs. Evangeline H. Morris, in Federation” are shipped overseas —Artemis Pazianos. hand at the big opening. Dougon, rf ...... 0 1 team o f World W ar H opens Its Trueman Cowles,jrMlke Marchl- ey, today, and so is his show. S. Htlllnski .. .101 134 139—871 Braille System. Katherine Lang spectivfly and decked out In the Weiss, rg : ...... 0 0 1944-45 season tonight and has Garden Card'Completo galistic bureaucrats* m a k i n g structor at Simmons college School to s ' ' child refugees from oc A good time Is In store fo r ell sottl and Ed’ Kovis carried too As for the Follies, its members Chicago, Nov. 30 —(45—Mana A c e t o ...... 100 119 and Dorothy McCreedy, also of school colors, used clever songs to Detroit, Nov., 30.—(iP)— Dick 89— 808 tMngn more difficult than they of Nursing, Boston, that a suitable Junior cl"as officers have been cupied (;puntries. who attend “First Night." some high marks to shoot at in much power In their bowl^ig are a versatile crew, and while ger Paul Thompson says one of Ixiw Mar ... . 99 107 90—299 Period 3, told of the accomplish enforce their purpose. In between ~ 1 5 ~ S ~ 83 its schedule of 38 games. Wakefield, ignky outfielder whose New York, Nov. 30—(4»i— The are: Professionals more anxious to /ind selected educational program chose 1 bv the members of the In this country the clothes are The Herald will carry addition wings and the result was a lopsid skating nalurally Is their chief the main reasons Clint Smith of T . Chambers, .119 103 119—335 impress than to inform; and pom- on sex in the high school curricu Clas.s of 1946. ments of a composer and an sent to the IsolateT rural ^reas of Tag Day Success; "pep talks.” asking the students al announcements. Center BIHUrds (18) Chief Forrest Anderson, a form big bat sparked the Detroit Tigers ed win- over the Servicemen. The sport, actually only one of the en the Chicago Blackhawks hockey Madison Square Garden fistic ach- author. Katherine speaking of to buy, enough to convert their B. F. to- within a game of the American dule for the rest of the year was { pouB people trying to show how lum could form an intelligent basis Ed Brown or "Brownie.” a.s he the southern mountain sections, Barbara Turkington. 47. er Stanford University cage star. Garagemen by virtue of winning tire troupe of 150 devoted himself team ,ls one of the National 508 554 518 1580 is sometimes calicd, has been Alexandre Dumas, author of ’The stamps into bonds, they sang the Lebledx, If ...... 2 1 Is acting Coach o f the Sailors, who League pennant after he received climbed a notch higher In their completed yesterday with the much they kiiow.” for controlling the spread of com where for want of proper gar 853.83 Collected exclusively to the blade before league’s best play-makers la his 0 D’Amico’s Billiards chosen as rla-a pre.aldent. He has Three Musketeers,” and Dorothy "Jeep Song” and other popular Struff, r f ...... 0 2 an honorable discharge from the signing of welterweights Morris (9) 8nggeetions Made by Offirlals municable diseases among young ments the children cannot attend open against the Navy Glenview battle to win .the loop title. Joining the show, Dick Merahon ability to keep out of the penalty .. 99 been active in sports, playing talking on Maurice Ravel, com songs with patriotic verses, whUe Lanx. C ...... 0 0 Navy, was slatad for relnductlon Reif and Danny Bartfleld for a H. Barton . • 11 122—332. H ie officials make these sugges persons. Mrs. Morris yesterday school. Naval Air Station quintet _The Pioneer Parachqto (•) a comedy skater. ^ cage. N. Barton ... .100 114— 214 tions: baseball in his Fr,"shman and poser of “ Bolero.” accompanied by Barbara .‘I'urk- MHS Choir Opens Jackson, rg ...... 0 0 Bluejackets’ overal, record the past into that servlcfe here today. Angelo .. ___ 86 115 91 292 And even now when the rest of Dec. 29 bout. TamI Maurlello and addressed a one-day session of the The drive at M. H. S. sponsored Tag Day, held at Manchester In six full seasons and 10 games Hillnskl .... .112 107 127—349 L' Cut off unessential words and Sophomore yo.ors. basketball and Claire Myette. Claire Trudeau Ington. *47. The audience reward Vennert, rg ..... 0 0 three years: 98 wins and 11 de Released by the Navy Pre-Flieht .Masaarro ___ 106 108 >86 299 the gang are playing tennis or golf, Lee Oma clash Dec. 8. and the association attended by nurses, Jointly by the Student Connell and High, Nov, 15, proved a success as of his seventh. Smith has spent a Gleoann . 0 . . . .103 111 90— 304 phrases. « st)ccer. Rd also intend!, to play and Stephen Turkington, all of ed their fellow classmates with Cordera, Ig ...... 1 0 school at loiya City In July be Annlello . . . . 110 129 97 836 or out horseback riding or at the two succeeding Fridays will feat sanitary engineers, health statis the Junior Red Cross. far as the amount of money-col Christmas Season feats including last season’s 33 total of 14 minutes In the penalty Goodrich .... .107 110 125—351 Don’t say "You are advised that baseball this year. He is also a Period 4, gave three very Interest many rounds o f appreciative ap Martin, Ig ...... 2 0 cause of an excess o f Fliers, W ake Merline . ... lOO 112 107 319 rifle range or bowling (depending ure Johnny Greco vs. Bobby Ruf ticians and othe. public health Carolyn ^nniksen, '48. lected is concerned. The total wins and three losses. J)ox for infractions. Keye ...... 107 . .— 107 the schedule should be sent direct member of the Student Council. ing talks on French customs. field did not expect to finish the Schubert . . . . 97 111 117 325 on the locality), Merahon dotes on fin and Harold Green vs. Rocky officials on the responsibility of amount collected was 853.83. plause. "It’s amazing,” said Thompson, ly to the offire as quickly as possi June Blggerstaff is vice, preal- Period 5 used Its meeting for a P. Karlin, ’49. 5 S 13 season before being recalled. A l skating. He can't get enough. Grazlano. the public health nurse in the con Elarl Modean,. Student Council The Christmas season o f Man Now Col. Earl Blolk but it suits me fine." 521 655 578 1654 ble.”
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Dial 8187. til December 2,lrd. Dublin Ttactor Company, Wllli- tory. Watered Advice! farm, for two aix m'ontha old mornings or evenings uiantic. hbed my cheeks against \ hers, If I turned state's evidence (t’e 1940 Pontiac atdan, 1941 Dodge Houticfl for R«nt possible that they might convict Garage Man (politely)—That’s Some folks claim to be fountains —George Matthew Adama. kittens. Telephone 2-1896. 6Sl ror s while we didn’t say any- what I said. But I am happy to tell Lost and Found sedan, 1942 Plymouth aedan, 1941 |ilng, and then she broke tjie me later.” of Ivsamlng Mil RANGE BURNERS Cleaned. In- PRE-WAR CARRIAGE for sale. ONE OR TWO GIRLS or marriadl you that I found your money en- Man--1 understand your wife .V' iCE CREAM—PINTS of Treat’a T/odgc 4 wheel drive half ton slalieo and serviced. Satisfaction Painting— Papering 21 Call 5340. Muaicai Instruments. 53 ilence. \ Still no answer. To whom the whole world owe* LOST— 'BO TS TRICYCLE In pick-up Army trucks. Brunner's, Couple to share home with aerv-f tlfely aatiafactory. a debt; came from a fine old family? extra rich Ice cream to carry out. guaranteed. Cali 2-1309. '‘Something really had happen- "Well, Mickey?’’ F'riend —"Came” is hardly tha vldnity of Orford village and Bidwell'a Soda Shop, 927 Main St. 80 Oakland street—9191. A b e a u t i f u l s p i n e t piano, ice man’s wife, continuous hot! ■, didn’t it ? ” She’d been concentrating on the To a certain extent their claim water, near bus line, reasonable.! When a driver stops, looka and word ahe brought it with her. McKee atreet. Reward. Return to ALL KIN’'S OF FARM tractor PAINTING AND decorating. For FOR SALE—PRE-WAR Hlckock famous baake, like new. lOM "Yea.” ct^peL When ehe finally spoke her may be true, FOR SALE -1937 FORD 4 door CaU 2-1629 or 2-0266. listens, there is eoraething wrong ’Cause, like fountains, they’re 18 Bunce Drive.______ATTENTION--MADAM V/llUam, work, snow plowing and cord Information call 6710. radio tube tester. $30. Call 4418. Main StreeL Hartford. “You don’t have to tell me about voice was very low. with hie motor. , sedan, radio and heater. Call 9386 wood sawing done Alme Latul- mostly all weL Workman (to employer) — I palm reader, gives advice on all FOL RENT—COVENTRY, save . right away unless you want to.” “T*hat’s something I’ve often should like to ask for a small raise f o u n d — IDENTIFICATION after 6. Upe, 758 Vernon atreet. Tel. 6077. —Floyd Roalkvam. affairs ef life iteada by appoint Wearing Apparel— Furs 67 room house, furnished, improve “It’s okay, Mickey, n i soon be thought about, Leo. And maybe— Agnes—Helen says ahe can mar in my salary. I have Just been mar bracelet P. E- C. at Pine and Repairing 23 'Garden— Farm—rDairy byaslf.” ment. Hartfoi^ 6-1370. FOR GENERAL BUILDING and ments, flreplace, oil burner, ga-| It would be for the beat.’’ ry anybody ahe pleases. ried. *- Cooper Hill. Tel. 4802. Owner Products 60 “Had anything to eat?" Grace—Too bad she doesn’t In giving her girdle to the rub WANTED—CHILDREN TO care Wanted Autoa— carpentry. Kitchen remodeling' NOR'THERN BACK Sable dyed rage, restricted. Four room Noticing the expression on my Employer—Viery sorry, but I may Have by paying /or adv. PIANO TUNING and repairing; “No.” please anybody. ber drive, one woman says it la ci.n’t help you. We are not res|mn- for In my home, by the day. Motorcycles 12 and cabinet work. Call A. R. GREEN MOUNTAIN poUtoes, muskrat coaL in gpod condition. nished apart-n. :L improvement face, she quickly continued. “Don’t more Important for the govern player piano specialty. John Call 131 Maple streeL- “Shan I get you something?” sible for accidents that happen to Write Box Q. The He, aid. Charom 9823. field run, slightly scabby, - $1.15 garage, $40. J. S. Blssell, Cre you see, Leo? You want to-start ment to be in good shape. SELL YOUK CAR NOW. Cash on Cockerbam, ’J8 Bigelow street. street. South Coventry. Tel. WlUl- “ No, thanks.” out with a cl4an slate. Let the Young Woman—Yes, I had an our workmen outside the factory. per bushel at the farm. Frank V. FOR SALBl—ONE PAIR of heavy We want Into the living room ideal once. WANTED— RIDE to Aircraft, the spot for deal. '36-'42 moaeU. BOOKKEEPING. TYPING done Tel 4219. manUc 1748-Wl. future he built on a decent, honest- Man—Pressley’s wife used to be TO RENT Williams, Buckland. arctics, size 12. new. One pair of Ind suddenly it started spinning Friend—What happened to 'it? East Hartford, from vicinity of Brunner’s. 80 Oakland street. Tel. on weekly schedule, balance basis. Not on lies'. Not on the re musical, didn’t she? Careless motorists are to blame 9191-4489 Open Monday. Tues monthly, reasonable rate. Call for rubbers, sire 7 1-2. Reversible Iround me. She steedM me and Young Woman—Oh, 1 married in a large part for their cars being (-ROOM APARTMENT East Center street. 8 to 4:30 Private Instructions 28 QUALITY GREEN Mountain membrance of a past that ha* him. Friend— Yes. Before they were day, Wednesday, evenings, 'till details. Phone 3627 between 6-9. potatoes and yellow turnips. tweed topcoat and ralncoaL size Wanted to Rent me to the sofa. debts left unpaid. You have a big mari-ied she played the uke—but stolen. In most cases it is found Available for Immediate oocu* shift. Telephone 8312. 40. Call at 29 Park street. “ You must have something, Leo. nine. Frank V. William*. 1632 Toltand debt to pay. I think you should now she picks on her husband In that cars have been left parked pancy. RANGE BURNERS cleaned, $3.00. ELOCUTION—SPEECH problems sandwich? Coffee?” While getting your house and unl(x;ked. Invitation to thieves. Turnpike, Buckland. Tel. 7997. WANTED TO RENT five or do IL” car In shape for the -rigors of win stead. NEW ENGLAND’S wildest used Reasonable rates on heaters. Rea —Foreign accents deleted—Pri FOR SALEl—BLUE velvet eve^ “I couldn’t.” PHONE 41U or 7t75 car buyer will most probably pay nlng gown, 14-16 with muff to room duplex, lower Act or singly She’d put Into .words a vague, ter, it mlg^t tie a good idea to have sonable servicing on all types of vate tutoring In reading, writing, house, family of four, near schc All I wanted was for her to con- unformulated desire that I'd never Behind Llee Faith Man—Why do you weep over HELP more for your car than you ex electric motors. C^l 2-1962. match, worn once. 42 Cambridge holding me. Some deep tn- your physician give you a once sorrows of people in whom you aiitbemtic, letter writing pho Household Goods 61 and in good neighborhcxxl. Phond had the courage to consider by over. Much of our growth in confi pect because he cjeapcrately needs netic spelling. Th. White Studio, atreet. CaU 4676. must ' have told her thaL have no Interest when you go to your car, because he has no buy REFRIGERA^R SERVICE. Ws HarUord 32-5956 or wriU P. O j myself. Somehow It seemed so dence and character can be attrib WANTED 709 Main street. Phone 3-1392. HEADQUARTTIRI FOR all types |he nmde me lie down and then uted to those who back us up aa the movies? ing salesman's commission to pay repair and rebuild any type of of new and used stoves, combi Box 396, Hartford. easy now. Woman (to filling stktion at' Vfife—I don’t know. Why do you ok me In her arms os If I were “ And what would you do, tendant)—Certainly I undetstand we toilsomely Journey through life. Just Brought In! Paper Machine Tenders— Male. he will pay more for your car. refrigeration equipment. We ex nation ranges, parlor heaters, oil Wanted to Buy 68 WANTED— BY REFINED middle child. Soon the spinning began ciieer loudly when a man with change sealed uniU with factory Mickey?" the coupon is good for four gal- The more an employe is thrown Paper Mechanic Helpers—Male. It’s easy to check, simply call Help Wanted— FeBiala 35 bumera and oil burner supplies, aged couple, small furnished subside but I was still trem- upon hia own resources and given whom you are not acquainted slides 8-1818 Hartford. Immediate cash, guarantee. Scientific Refrlgera' “ I’d Btafid by you, Leo. And tona of gasoline— but why should safely Into second base? Pry Lot Workers—Male. furnaces and furnace supplies. CASH FOR YOUR discarded apartment or one or two roon lllng. She gently stroked my head. whatever sentence they Imposed, I have to pay for It after I give the opportunity to exercise his own Bedroom Set no red tape. tlon Co., 56 Cottage street. Phone The largest, iuppty of known used radio. CaU mornings 2-0840. with kitchen privileges. Neail “My Leo....” JudgmenL the keener and more ex- 2-1226. WANTED GIRL OR woman for I’d wait for you.” you the coupon? I>et's all hop on the Bond Wag Mairie KKcben Set — Studio assembling siuall parts. Norton stoves in town. Jones’ Furniture Center. Will furnish references! ITiere was such tenderness in I took her In my arms and klss- \ ANTED USED CARS—Will buy and Heating Store, 36-38 Oak WANTED —SMALL PRE-WAR ler voice that it almost hurt. I on. Oeuch — Front Room Cbalra — RADIOS REPAIRED and checked Electrical Instrument Company, Telephone 5’iOO. . •d her. It was. our flret kiss, and Rogers sjiy year or moael. Wa will pay street, 8234. Open every evening. doll carriage, in good condition. lldn’t went her to see my face at home. Battery packs, home ap Hilliard streeL all the kisses of the past became Maple Bedroom Set — Rnga. lop prices for well kept cars. Cole CaU 9089. FAMILY OF THREE desires 5- light then, so I turned to Iwry It FUNNY BUSINESS A good way to figure how to Lota of Other Thinga. Motors at Center Phone 4164. pliances, lamps. Vacuums, irons, MAPLE DINETTE set, occasional meaningless. buy War Bonds Is to estimate how Paper Mfq. Co. NURSE MAID wanted for little room flat or house. Not mor gainst her breast. Here was Maybe it was then that the lost, toasters repaired. Pick-up serV' chairs, pie crust coffee tables, [rarmth and protection, and'after much money you can spare and IF YOU HAVE A good clean car, Ice. Manchester Radio Service, 73 boy, 2 years old, mornings, 9-12. than $85 per month. EbcceUenfi the final Leo Kabateck came Into Cor. Oakland and Mill Streeto davenport table, card tables, WANTED A SET of twin beds. In references. CaU Hartford 32-257$ while a sort of peace came over then ((ouble it. 1936-1942 we will pay the highest Birch, mornings 2-0840. Call Mrs. Shay 8*31. good condition. CaU 9401. being. C A LL JONES maple rocker, bedroom suites, collect. po8.slble OPA ceiling price. high chair, cribs and various odd Holdup Man—Your money or Prompt buying service. Call I BUY SALEABLE Junk. Wm, WANTED—HIGH SCHOOL girl Phone 8254 pieces. Telephont 5187, Austin (To Be Continued) your life. ‘r 2-1709, Barlow Motor Sales, 16 Ostrinsky, 182 Blssell street Tel to clean small apartment. Must WANTED—GAS HOT waUr heat Later I told her what had hap- 36-38 Oak Street Chambers Warehouse, Manches lened. I tried to play It down, Man—Take my life. I’m .saving Brainard Place. 5879. live near Porte street Call 8177. er. Call 5105. Houses for Sale MrN»sl>( Xri<4l>i(». WILL BUY ANY ter Green. Open dally 1-5. Sat (ut all the same It gave her a ter- my money to buy War Bonds. WANTED—FULL OR part-time urday 8-12. Evenings Monday. FOR SALE—COVENTRY, tv Ic Jolt. Not only was ahe con HOLD EVERYTHING GOOD Household Services Icing girl. ppl> Federal Bake Wednesday and Friday, 7:30-9. WANTED—A 12 OR 14 Inch band family house, improvements exJ ned on my account but she was Shop, 883 Main. saw. CaU 8108. I afraid for Don. ALLEY OOP Through the Centurleg BY V. T. HAMLIN REAL ESTATE Offered ' 13-A WINDOW SHADES—OWING to cept furnace, $4,800. Six rooi WAR house. Improvements, 20 acre ”He’s getting entirely out of «A C K h o m e a g a i n t o D E A R OL’ REAL ESTATE WANTED TO BUY — Single, CURTAINS laundered at home. our very low overhead, get our WANTED TO BUY used refrig land. We quarrel all the time and i C3SFT t M XT TlMft / / W l FOR RENT WANTED —WAITRESS. Apply special low prices on high grade erators in any condition. CaU barn, coops. $6,000. SmaU nev W EU. SO LC 4-ROOM SINGLES 2-Famlly Houses — Large and Call 2-1167 between 9-11 a. m., house, electricity, artesian well le’s even talking about moving | BOYS—(UNO THANKS^ Small Farms — la Manchester, and 7422 between 6-8 p. m. 509 Main street. window shades and Venetian 5309. Iway from here." She shook her j blinds completely Installed. Skm- garage, coop, 1-2 acre, $2,000| A M I L L IO N F O a . Hot Air Heal. Newly Fair Prices Bolton, Vernon and So. Wind WOMAN WAJ.TED—For Ught, Coventry Laike, good smaU fu lead unhappily. I sor. All transactions (CASH). ples furnished. Capitol Window Renovated, pleasant work. Good pay. good WANTED TO BUY a large doU nished cottage, $1,500. Tliat was a complication I'd al- | Heating— Plumbing— Shade Co., 241 North Main street. lost forgotten. Go