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f:-?' LOCAL STOftES WILL BE OPEN UNTIL 9 O’CLOCK TONIGHT AVBBAOB DAILT COOCLAnON tm Um Month at Oetobw, IMS THE WEATHER Fmeoast of D. & Weethe 6.201 Bartfnrd et Uw A ein Jimtfijpatpr iEwpttiitg fJpralJi CSoody and oaldar Tbnnday wllli nla ehnagliig to ■now tonight. MANCHESTER - A CITY OF VH.LAGE CHAK^l V0L.LVm.,N0.46 Advertising sa Pag# U) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER'S. 1938 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE niR E E CENT8 > There’s Strike Here Despite All This Work KEMP JURY SWORN STOCK YARDS , n TRADE STANDS FRENCH, NAZIS DECIDE . IN TH 0U(ai HEALTH SULL IN. ROW ; TO SETTLE DISPUTES OF TWO DOUBTFUL No Uvestock Comes Into 4^ •TNCUBATOR- BABIES OAOT Judge McEvoy AnBomices IN THEIR FIGHT TO LIVE Open Market In Hurd Day FUTURE BY TALKS Decision To Allow Ques- BufiTalo, N. T.. Nov. 2S:-(AP) Of Strike Of 575 CJ.0. 'Incubator" babies greedUy drnnk "eye drop* MEMBERS o r CONGRESS S tioned Veniremen To Take toOay and gained Umon Yard Employes. TO GET SMOOTHER RIDE Cbamberiam And RbSCki;; strength In their l.OOO to one IBRITISH TOLD ; fight to live. Washington, Nov. 23.—(A P)_ Seats Before Trial Starts Ju st » week old. the twins, s Members of the next Congress Chicago, Nov. 28.—(A P)—Live- are going to get a smoother ride Arriye In Paris So« All-! **®y b o r a t h r e e OF CENSORING tf stock trading In the Chicago union on "toe smallest railroad In toe months prematurely to Mrs. James L. Wylde. stock yards, the world’s Isrgoft world.” Workmen have finished er Agreement Is A»^ Bridgeport, Nov. 28.—(AP) — laying new, continuous-strip steel Jury to bear the conspiracy trial of meat market, was kt a standstill OF NEWSREE tr^ for too tiny earrler, which ®<s» *^rtke of hauls Mwiangers through a tun- nomiced; G. Leroy Kemp, state agent charged o7o CIO union yard workers. nel between the Capitol and the 'With unlaarful dividing commissloBs No livestock came Into toe open Senate Offlee buUdliM^. with broken on Merritt Parkway AVERS YANKS market All that were left to be Simon .A sserts America Awaited As Cor land sales. Was completed and sworn ■oM were a few hundred head of In at 2:15 p. m., today, but only bogs owned by yard traders who after the court was forced to rule were watarirrg and feeding them. Ambassador Aided On Wbicb To BnM Pc on a question which arose over the HELDIN JAH Today's receipts of 8,000 head health of two of the jurors. were either direct to packers or SnppressinK Fibn Consid- NAZIS ORDER Judge Frank P. McEvoy of Su- for the Intenuitional Livestock Ebc- Ports, Nov. 28__(AP)— perior Court announced his decision BY LOYALISTS position opening Saturday in toe Minister NevUle (Tismtisilshi to allow the questioned jurors to International ampbitoeator at toe take their seats after the luncheon ered Hampering Premier. LEVY ON JEWS Foreign Secretory Vtoceunt Mock yards. Private handlers and stockyards got their hay desnlto a recess. The trial was to begin Im- show retainers were handling toe *^*'*^* The difference in the scene here and the usual reached Parts tor s visit today i mediately. Witness Before Dies Com- exhibition anlmala •»y-to*»rs are the farmers who brought toe after announcement was saods In addition to the eight men and London, Nov. 23 — (AP) — Sir TO PAY FINE Threatera Strike Extension ratUe to market. Hog-owners had to drive their own animals Into too new French-Gennoa a woman selected when the long While tnule was paralysed, a Pocking House Workers Union claimed 585 John Simon, chancellor of toe delayed trial opened yesterday, mittee Says Only Way To chequer, today told the House of decide furture disputes la three men were chosen during the union leader threatened to extend stakrthSS‘’«M'^° ‘>®«n«rads were at the strike Into toe huge meat pack- Stake they said. One hundred policemen were on sruard^uty In the Commons that toe British govern 1 Take 20 Per Gent Of tatien rather then war. morning—John C. Thornton, yards. Bridgeport machinist, . and two Get Them Out Is By Use ing plants snd cripple or stop en- ment eeUd In conjunction with The Brtttoh etotosmea, Stratford men, Herbert L. Bartram, tirely the knives of toe Industry In United States Ambaaeeder Joseph for talks expseted to rasMt Chicago. Fortmies Exceediiig $2,- virtual mlUti^ ai)iein» ^ ~ a retired business man, and Charles Of Enongk Publicity. P. Kennedy to suppress a newsreel Kelman, a grocer. Packers and livestock commis- ^'ore ehseredt for sovsral i____ _ QuestioM Jaroi'r Health. sion merchants said they would at- which toe government considered crowds at S ^ t Losors stotlcib- tempt no trading In toe yards to- might have had "a prejudicial at- 000 As First Of 4 Install- Defense Counsel John Keogh then MARRIED TEACHERS SUE Premlsr Detedtor and told the court he believed Alfred Washington, Nov. 28 — (AP) __ day. The Chicago Uvestock Ex- feet" during the Caechoelovak crisis. Minister <3eorga Bonnst MdCeon, the seventh Juror choMn, Rouse Investigators received testl- change, an organisation of oommls- ments Of Money Penalty. visitors together with i slon traders who represent farmer The smbaesodor. to)d of Simon',, was net la proper phyelcsl oondl money today that Communists ware statement, said It was "inaccurate Phfppe. the Brtttoh tlon to stand the rigors of the trial sellers, have an agreement with WHEN NOT REASSIGNED to give toe Impression” that _ g ja mbertoln and Dolsd|er bolding Americana In JsU In Loyal- be which Is expected to last several ist Spain. ^ toe striking handlers not to at- "personaUy took any actioti which Berlin. Nov. 28.—(AP)—The Ger- drove off to the same suto to tempt to sell or weigh any animals. Bern Baran of New Tork, testl- caussd the newsreeli tot o be changed.' man sovernmant ordered a levy ef Brtttoh sabassy. Judge Frank P. McEvoy dls- A union chieftain said attempts He explained be merely reforfed agrsad with Ksogh, hut said he was 5 5 ? 5?®** ***" committee In- to move meat animals through toe Take Action After Faihire NO HERALD toe matter to toe office______ ofWill ' Hays 88 per eent ef Jewteh fortunes sx- laeUnad to question tbs health of vestigating un-American activities stockyards before settlement df toe in toe United Stotee and did net oeedlng 81,000 today to pay the The Fnach-Genpoa _ _ John Doherty, the ninth juror. said toe only way to get them out dispute would be countered with a ta f, a development Buropoen i “ s through pubUclty. Of New Haven Board To “TOMORROW know the Hays offle* had acted. 8400,000,000 fine Ipipoeod for the Doherty was placed on the stand ■trike call to some 20,000 packing Would Hamper Chemherlelx men have been awaiting os briefly end when asked If he thought enough publicity we bouse workers. aa——iaatlon of Ernst von Rath, sibto corneretone on wbieb No issue of The Herald will Under opposition queetioning. Sir he was able to Serve replied: l ! r 5? * poelOon to remedy the The labor leader, PreMdent Ben- Remstate Them Follow- be published tomorrow, John said hts government believed Ports embassy secretory, by a Jew- European poaot and 1 think ao.’’ situation,” he said. ^ ;|omln Brown of toe CIO Stock Han- toe newsreel would have homperad oomptomefito akBrtttm-OwrsMnj B dlsrs Uttlen. asserted such a strike, ThanksgiTiiiff Day, ish bey. However, -the eourt begdta the Bfiroh said be himself had bssn Prima Minlater Obombmlaln In Me WOT accord stoned at Mnalcli, qnestioalHg of another veolremaa •rassted siuf been held In a dungeon would cripple 90 per cent of 'toe ing Maternity Vacations. conference with Adolf HUier The deeree defining the of Mhy Ctosacrtliir RftMr shd pocking plinto’ octivltiee. ooUectiQff the fine in four install- and this eras stm in pmiTMs when lA BplUtt. Oodeaberg on the RMne late In berlsln. Involvee Stock Handlers September. ments was publtahsd In the Ometoi the luacheen rocese was taken. On ^ ocdaslons, be testified, he Oosstte sa toe German propaganda The new accord goee tarOMr. heir- Kelman, tha last juror chosen, went to tojmnst Spain as a oorre- At'present the dispute Involves an New Haven, Nov. 28—(A P)— Geoffrey L. Mender, opposition estimated 575 stock handlers and Liberal, asked why machine wont into fun swing erith by racotntotag*fonn«Ey was the SSth venireman of a panel mpondttit tot tht **SociaUtt CAII ” Eleven married school teachers who representations preeent French-Germen froqttor. of 05 to be examined and up to that 'vas an organ of the the Union Stockyard and Transit STATE PLANS bad been made bis raajesty'i a woralng no psercy would bs oc- company. The firm manages toe claim they were not reassigned to government to toe American am cordfd in writing "ths tost chapter in other word#. H itter wfil i time the defense bad used seven of ®**®iaUst party in this country. ogstal to ............ - Its eight chaUsages. Op BelgB Of Terror stockyards which serve aa a market jobs In toe New Haven school sys- basay for withdrawal from a Po»S- of toe Jewish question In Gernisny." writing that Geniway’ independent of the packing plants. Twenty-three veniremen were H« ^ d communists, after extend- tem upon toe explrstioi of matern- TO CONSTRUCT inount newsreel of Items cootrtbut< • ,»P»»«8» 4*Wf Eseiqpt no furthsr claim to A tonT ^^ qoestlaned In the selection of the ing aid to toe loyalist cause, Handlers unload and feed Uvestock ed by Mr. W ickb^ Steed snd Ur.