'-41 •^ST: - ■•■ > ^ ■,- '... -,r- :<^- ■■.r\ • X " - : '■■-' !■ r ’ ' ' ' ...... ^ e ■ lATURDATr NOVEMBER 4, lfl« Average Daily Circulation^ I; ^AT!B ropKrmi For Om Moatli • ( IS44 The Weather '' :r ¥ Manchester Evening. Herald Pareeabt ol L. S. VVeather Bortati' to ba dieeueoed at the neat ssMt- 9,002 . Moatly '^Tlouily, --tentpankturex InRi • ‘ near or eilxhtly brluu- freezlnx ta- N^w Agsignment JHigh School MMnber «f tlw Audit nlxht Turxday fair and contianrd A } ) o a t T o w n Ba w a g< Clicalatloab rather cold. Heard Al6ng Main Street B waa Bva yaan ago tonight ORANGE HALL BINGO that-Nthe last trolley car between And on Some of Manchester** reefs, Too Open House 'Manchester—~A City of Village Charm XjNll W TverrA oio wm ikmbi- Side Manchester and Hartford was operated. It was also a Satur­ EVERY MONDAY, 0 jiati ettetn ft>r 1M 6 at th* an- VOL. L X IV ..N 0 .3 1 AdvertiBlag aa Fasa 14)' We recdxnire the need of «kS».a,long, dangles from the football day night and the Isuit car that Parents to Have Oppor* MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1944 (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS ^ aual aatU B f to bt held in Tinker vye recogiiiM: -y — '»k. k. ii .n/l »ht Hall Suaday afternoon at 2:30. llie youth punts ‘the ball and the left Mancheste;!' for Hartford was eising strtot oensoisMp there that don't The program arranged for Mon- T U V A are requeated to wear tha to the young lad. , the car and when it arrived in eliminate the meaning the writer Another case of putting what­ Hartford early on the morning of daynight at the High school In ob­ PLUS SWEEPSTAKES ,praacrlbed YD unifonna at the a«- Intends t© convey, yet the cutting Super-Bomhers Hit Nazi Thrown Back Sunday, November 5 about every- aual Annlatlce church aervlce to- ever means you have at hand to servance of National Elducation seems foolish and entirely un­ the best possible use. ing that was not needed to oper­ aaorroW moealnc In tha Bmanuel necessary. Week which begins tAnorrow In­ laitharaa church. The regular ate the car had been removed. This department read a letter cludes also an opportunity fo r par­ iBoathly maettng of the chapter We never did have the auction Many who took the last trip to ents of pupils to meet the members w ill be held in the Arm y and Navy the other day from overseas. Near bug. but there are plenty who have. Hartford came home by automo­ elub Tueaday evening at 8 o’clock. the end of the letter was written There are some folks who just bile while a few waited around of the faculty. All teachers will be WE REPRESENT THE STRONGEST ;apore Targets; Across Maas ^iver; words to this effect “ If you hap­ wouldn't miss an auction. Some­ for a couple of hours and arrived fr their home rooms at the school pen to see BO* anu So o f the Mani, back in Manche.ster on the first The monthly meeting of the times they buy, and in many cases Monday night ready to discuss any STOCK AND DIVIDEND cheater Herald tell him I was ask­ they just go for the fun. Because bus into town, reaching Manches­ Board of Directora of the Man- ing for him.” The censor had elimi­ problems which mpy confront par­ ebeater Red Croae which ortlnar- there is a lot of entertainment at ter Center at 8:22. PAYING nated the words "Manchester ents. lly would fall on Nov. 7. will at an auction. Herald.” It was easy to make but Tuesday coming up is Pre.siden- Often parents are at a loss to' COMPANIES Leave Two Pockets poatponed unOl Tueaday, Noj^ 14, And you can leam a lot at an Oil Refiiiery Raided on account of election day, Tuea- what the writer intended to say, auction too. Auctioneers seem able tial Election day. We would like know why their sons or daughters and no end was gained by making do not progress as well in High INSURE them aren't on, the country as a sonville, Fla., Naval A ir Base, for Dr. Albert L. Knoblaugh will tresses plastered military Troop Ships General MacArthur’s Head­ Bulletin! j In Ah* Speech what a mess he can make o f let­ man race. W e are led to make this talk in the assemhil); hall at 8 to call Mrs. Plorence Streeter or whole, btit on the state. Senator advanced technical training. targets at Singapore in one quarters, Philippines, Nov. 6. London, Nov. 6.— (iiP)— A ' — (A*)—.American troops were Mrs. Neal Cheney as reservations ters. remark as the result of a story we Danaher. or some other individual o’clock. He is professor of educa­ \ Joseph BellucI of Berwyn. 111., a recruit at Great Lakes Nava’ w ill close Monday night Dinner heard regarding a local young man contest. Even money on the state tion at the University of Connecti­ o f two raids yesterday by the Belief Created Nippon­ — (Via Army Radio)- force of probably more than: W ill Urge Sup|>orters to pushed out of Vossenack at We sometimes wonder if Hal­ and his griping attitude this week. seems to be the rule, while 2 1-2 cut. There w ill also l>e a musical COLLECTION aerial dreadnaughts. The Training center, is given a sweeping salute by fellow members of bis ■ Win be served promptly at 7:30. American 155 millimeter 750 British Lancasters and' the eastern edge of the Hurt- lowe'en isn't made use of by some Happening in a local restaurant to 1 on Roosevelt carrying the Squires to Join program. once mighty bastion of Brit­ ese May Be Reinforc­ company. They were invited— 120 .strong—to hia wedding reception, Go to Polls; To Fol- people to awipe something that be­ at the breakfast hour, we over­ Long Toms sent 400 rounds foUowing his marriage to M aiic Beam in . Halifaxes, with fighter cover, gen forest today. The Ameri­ - Center Church C T P Club mem- country seems general. Chairman Charles S. House of ish Naval might in the Paci­ longs to a neighbor so that it will heard a conversation that may Il­ > W e’ve heard a lot of discussion ' the Board of Education will be an MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6 ing Only Sizable Out­ of high explosives whining hit the Reich a second shat­ low Rebroadeast of cans attacked later in the beis will attend the Hartford Bast be chocked off as a Hallowe’en lustrate our point. Knights at > Mass fic WM visited in- "substantial into Japanese concentrations .Aaoociation Pilgrim FeUowshIp about bow Manchester will vote | invited guest at the program and force" while sister ships lashed post in Far Pacific. tering blow today, with Gel­ His Saturday Address. day, however, and fighting ^hMwUnf Sunday afternoon at t l » prank. I f a clothesline is dut and The regular patron of the estab­ this year. It was for Rooilevelt there will be a representative of at dawn today as Yank in­ left dragging the ground you cap lishment was seated at the coun­ out heavily at an oil refinery In senkirchen in the Ruhr their roared in the center of the South Congregational church, East four years ago, but there are the American Legion present. The IN THE SOUTHWEST SECrnON fantrymen annihilated a call that a bit of Hallowe’en mis­ ter having his morning meal when Members o f (Campbell council, Sumatra. U. I. Pacific Fleet Headquar­ main objective. Heavy bomb­ Albany, N. Y„ Nov. 6—(iP)— town. Despite heavy air at­ Hartford. The speaker will be Rev. many who think the town will Legion was instnftnental in foster­ “bMizai” attack in another sec­ Budapest Suburbs chievousness. But if the clothes­ a young man entered and opened None Lost to Enomy Action Browne Barr of Middletown, for- lean towards Dewey this year. It Knights o f Columbus, will attend ing the idea of a National Educa­ ters, Pearl Harbor, Nov. 6.— (/P)— ers of the Italian-based U. S. Gov. Thomas E. Dewey today tied tacks' which set fire to acre line disappears entirely, you may a conversation by saying: All Streets West of Main Street From the Center'South None of the Super-Forts was tor. The artillery barrage in the a m ly o f Center church. Cyp Club seems to be generally accepted communion at the 9 o’clock mass tion Week. rest assur^ that somebody want­ '1 had six gallons of gasoline lost to enemy action in either Liberator attacks on 10 Japanese Ormoc area possibly presages a 15th Air Force dropped a up the loose strings of his presi­ upon acre of forests and cas­ members are urged to report at that Governor Baldwin will out­ ed your clothesline.' stolen from my car outside the tomorrow morning at St. Bridget's and South of West Center Street. blow. bloody fight for that Japanese re­ heavy concentration of explo­ dential campaign which he ‘ will Center church promptly at 2:30, as distance Hurley again this year. transports in the Bonin islands, caded fire bombs like aerial As every housewife knows house last night. The dirty so and church in memory of the deceased The giant bombers of the 20th inforcing point on the west coast Scene of Furious conclude tonight with a national­ group will take a bus from By the by, has anyone locally reported yesterday .by Admiral sives on an important power flamethrowers on enemy ar­ clothespins are one of the scarce so that did it ought to be shot. I f A ir Force which since early sum­ o f Leyte island and possibly the ^there. ’ heard anything from Hanmer of members o f the council. They- w ill (Chester W. Nlmltz. created belief station at Bolzano on the ly-broadcast speech urging hia mor, the Germans held the items ^ e s e days. They have been I could get my hands on him I REAL ESTATE mer havo ranged from Man­ final battle o f the Leyte cam­ would kill him!” Wethersfield who Is supposed to_ be joined in this annual observ­ 0 churia in the north to Sumatra in the Nipponese may be reinforcing paign. ' Brenner pass railroad in supporters to go to the polls to­ village of Schmidt, two miles out of the market for some time be running for the State Senate' Hia auditor sympathized with ance by the members of Brown- the south, and which have hit di­ daah West of Dagami morrow and thanking them for except in a few stores that had an from this district on the Republi­ WANTED TO BUT — Slagte, their only sizable remaining out­ Red-Nazi Fighting northern . Other Ameri­ southeast of Vossenack and work in hia behalf. __ extra large stock on hand. This him and agreed that anyone who LaGace circle' of Columbian 2-Fainlly Homes — Lmgs aad rectly at the Japanese home is­ Entrenched Japanese, estimated can ticket? And we don’t recall post In the far western Fscifle. can heavy bombers from the Speaking from the executive 15 miles southeast of Aachen. year we nave heard of a good would syphon the gasoline out of Squires, who will participate In Small Farma — la Blsnelieeter, lands, yesterday directed their at 600 to 2,000 and including re­ having heard anything about the Mediterranean attacked mili­ mansion, 11 to 11:18 p. >m., W. many people reporting a full bag a tank in these days of rationing their monthly communion at this Bolton, Vernon and So. Wind­ might at the strategic tip of the Nim itz in a communique said cently landed reinforcements ; that ty of clothespins disappearing on Hal­ and shortages was lower than a Democratic candidate for the Malay peninsula which Japan the heavy planek surprised— stoT tary targets in the— V ienna t.. over ail four major networt ndon, Nov. 6.— (/P)— A l- - £"me office. time. sor. A n trananctiom (OAJBH). crossed a mountam chain Yrbni Russian H u d s O l l V a l l p v aooe kani that • ! » lowe’en. Now It stands to reason snake’s belly.^- wrested from Britain early in bombed six transports Thursday Ormoc, clashed vM ently with ad­ tha Republican nominee will have lied assaults threw the Nazis Whatever you thihk, or how­ Both organizations will -meet in Forces area and in northern Yugo­ suyerier terviro. 18 that Hallowe’en pranksters have Soon a friend of the younger St. Bridget's hall at 8:48 'o’clock What have yoaf Call, Write nr 1642. in Chichi Jims harbor and four vancing American infantrymen his final opportunity to tell why back aeVoss the Maas today ever you bet. be sure and vote slavia. he thinks what he calls "the tired no use for clothespins. Pranksters man entered and was told the same and march in a body to the church Phone — Mnachestor 4MS or It was the longest daylight more at nearby Haha Jima, some of the 96th division west of - Da­ Vanguards Penetrat­ rcMMublv pric«4. Tuesday and get there early. and quarrelsome” administration along a 50-mile front to the would rather ^ t the lines than story. When he had finished tell­ where a section of pews will be 2-1107 (A n y Thne). strike ever flown by military 630 miles south at Tokyo. Results gami, important central valley Tour Will End ing Defenses; Nazis London, Nov. 6.— (A*)— of President Roosevelt should not sea— marred only by two swipe the plnw ing his tale o f hard luck he added: reserved for thein. planes, and a communique de­ o f the'attacks were not observed, road Junction. We have heard about the sol­ presumably because they were liave fourth term. ■o figure It out for yourseK^lt "But I had some good luck, too, Advocate James Tierney today HOWARD R. HASTINGS scribed reaulta as "good to excel­ Fighting was bitter. The Amer­ More than 1,800 American small enemy pockets. British diers who got lost in the famed le n t” made at high altitude. Claim Recapture of 'rpnight’a broadcast will follow sounds logical to blame . Some, last night. I bought three gallons reiterated his request, made at the Real Estate and baarnaee icans were pinned down for two 4th Term Bid bombers and fighters attack­ field officers declared the of gas, which came to 89 cefits London fogs, but did you" hear of Strike at Oil Reflnery a rebroadcast of his Saturday o « ' D U R K E @ grownup for taking clothespins meeting o f the council last Mon­ 101 Phelpe Rond, Cor. Green Rd. Recent communiques have not days until lights tanks, flame Goldap, East Prussia. German 15th Army had been figuring that devilish youths would and gave the service station man the local huckster who not only India based Super-Fortresses ed indu.strial targets in Madison Square Garden speech, got lost— but stayed "put” until day, that as many as possible at­ mentioned, such shipping in the throwers and grenadiers were really get the blame. a dollar bill. He gave me $1.41 also atruck heavily at the Pangka- heavily-sttscked Bonins and ap- western Germany again to­ scheduled for 9:30 p. m., over the half destroyed tin the tiered M »*lK,>4{Sn8 dM the fog lifted? tend this annual event. hurled against the Japanese. Then London, Nov. 6.— (JP)— Fu­ Rdosevelt to Make Fin­ west Holland offensive that began This past Hallowe’en saw a min- cents in change. Then I got a rub­ lan-Brandon oil refinery on the apparently the transports arrived day as the Allies carried the Mutual network. I A local fruit aod vegetable mer- the Japanese made a futile ‘‘Ban­ two weeks ago. I imum o f property damage. A pret­ ber hose (presumably for a w ind-! north coast of Sumatra as long­ lately. They could carry several rious fighting raged in the al Campaign Radio To Vote In City a L i c b o o f r a n zai” counter-attacks, led by mightiest bombing strike of SJiOOe German Casualties ty healthy si^jn. we calls it. And a shield wiper) which cost 30 cents. ! chant, whose business is retail I distance raids against the 4nemy thousand troops. suburbs of shell-torn Buda- Dewey goes to New York city I gave him the 30 cents and he from door to door, started out the (Known Aa Queen A lice) were stopped up to what aoon may swordwaving officers. The bodies the war into the third As the British ud Canadian ; pretty good Indication, too, that .Also Bomb Airport Appearance on Broad< tomorrow, where he and Mrs. gave, me back 20 cents change.” first foggy morning and for the | YOUR OWN! ! SPIRITUAL MEDIUM grow to almost clock-like regu­ of S t least 500 Japanese littered peat-isday as heavy Russian Armies drew up to tne water bar­ I the local Legion’s Hallowe’en par- Liberators also bombed the air­ the bsttlefleld. straight day. The main force Dewey will vote and listen to the Hip original confidant turned to first few stops he got along very | Seventh Daughter ot a Seventh Son larity. infantry forces joined ar­ ' cast by Democrats. frotn an armada of over 1,100 rier 16 miles south of Rotterdam I tics really are an answer to an old, XMAS GREETING CARDS port at Iwo Jima, In the Volcano election returns, hoping that the him and asked; well. Then a little air stirred about ; BP) Fortresses went for oil refineries the British estimated that 65.000 , 9 A. M. to 0 P. M. Or By Appoiat- roae to defend the island but. did penetrated the defenses of where the harvesting and some change back?” selling and the old Lunnon mist Order Now — Supply Limited! cations commission asserted that corps atraddled the Dagami-Jaro in the Hamburg-Harbnrg region. Germans had been killed, cap­ In this week's mall bag we find menL In the Senriee of the Pw- not attack. TWo enemy planes tray, effectively trapping the lur- the Hungarian capital from — President Roosevelt drew the fall plowing is going on, particu­ “ What d» you think I am. a closed in on him. one B-28 waa shot down and an­ Others attacked in strength rail larly in New York and Pennsyl­ tured and wounded while being Manchestof the following: pie (or M Teara. other damaged in the raid on were destroyed on the ground and vivors. curtain on his fourth term cam­ sucker?” was the retort. ”H# had He was afraid to drive out onto ELITE STUDIO . the nbrth and south on the objectives in the Ruhr valley. vania. driven northward from 25 to 15 “Dear ‘Anon a few drinks under hia belt and 169 Cbareh Street, Hartford, Conn. Paogkalan-Brandon. It said “no another apparently waa damaged. east side o f the Danube river. The paign today with a planned speak­ miles. Center street for fear of traffic. So Edmont Waite, Associated Press The bombers were escorted by Although he haa traveled 22,321 didn’t aak for It back.” . Phone 0-2024 damage was incurred on our side.) Five American planes were struck Germans said they bad recaptured Declaring Field Marshal Waf- ••Speaking

sidn, since I believe your views complete and the work eC tsohni- carry the deepest public interest 1,000 Absentee cial.committeea has been started. lys Annistice Prisonep of W ar China Policy everywhere and will aerve to pre­ Hea^use of the election, however, sent toe situation affecting China theirs was a genend feeling that ORANGE HALL BINGO in the clearest possible light." ' Ballots Here full speed might not be reached ist B eginning N ot Reason Internal Problem o f China until later In toe week. While Chiang's reply to this message did not refer to the Com­ Over 500 Soldier Votes Finally Rides As Passenger EVERY MONDAY, 8 P. M. F or R ecall munist situation, it was touched >ry Will Mark Our upon by Foreign Minister T. V. Already In and 200 Denver—(4^)—For 30 years Ed Admifisioh 25c Soon In a Chungking press confer­ Brlnkerhoff repaired Denver police : in Fight on Forces ence Nov. 3, at which he told cor­ Civilian Are Returned. ambulances and took . numerous Evil, Says Pastor. Chiang See$ ProtpecU respondents that this was an In­ rides in testing them. Yesterday 22 REGULAR GAMES 7 SPECIALS ternal problem of China and re­ The number of alwentee ballots he took another ride,- but In " Excellent for Cloue spected as such by the United toe driver's seat. Me went tp e Mnctu&ry of South- Meth- to be cast In Manchester at tomor­ Military^ Political and States.- y row’s election may go over 1,000. hoapital for treatment of a p o ^ - PLUS SWEEPSTAKES church WM entirely fllleS Soong added, ‘however, that the A special effort is being made to ble fractured shoulder suffered meny people alttlni^ in the Economic Coo/teration matter of cooperation between get the votes of all who are llj or when hla motorcycle struck a curb _jOW chapel for that, church e Chiang's government and the Chi­ too old to get to the polls. Up to and he was thrown off. nese Communists had been ' the ,lAice aervlce of Memory and this morqlng 200 civilian ballots By The Associated PrcM subject of "friendly discussion” had been retumeA and 501 soldier Complain About Nolae COMMON SENSE! or for the men and wotnen In during conferences st Chungking armed forces. Thoee present Prospects are "now excellent" votes., for close and effective Chinese- in which Donald M. Nelson and Tomorrow many more such bal­ Chicago—(JP)—Twenty-four resi­ I Rev. W. Ralph Ward. Jr., MaJ, Gen. Patrick Hurley repre­ A man who fought in the last war— saw the men unde^ war iter of the church declare that American military, political and lots will be returned and ^ ow n dents living in toe neighborhood of sented toe United States. Clerk Turkingtorr has arranged to a Southwest Side war plant have JUST ARRIVED must resolve here and now economic cooperation, Generallaai- conditions— is better qualified to know the problems of the ArmlsUce day whether we be at the post office and Post- gone to court to have operations j of the one we will observe mo Chlang Kai-Shek said in a met- maste.r Grant has also agreed quieted. In a suit for an injunc­ returning millions of servicemen THAN ONE WHO HAS Saturday, or the- Cne that will sage to The Associated Press in Four From State that any ballot that is deposited in tion, the complainants said tosy NEVER SERVED. ) on the final V d a y o f this response to a request for his views the office up to 6 o'clock will be are kept awake by forge ham­ B o y s * is not the end but the begin* on the situation spotlighted by Gen. Win Bronze Star picked up by the town . clerk, mers that, strlks 38,000 poimd . of our great struggle against Joseph W. Stllwell'a recall to Wash­ checked and voted. blows at one-minute intervals, day ,B forces of evil." . Oapt. Frank C. Healey ington. and night. <*Our loved ones are fighting for ■ z' ------Making his first statement for Washington, Nov. 6.—(iP)— The publication on the Stilwcll incident, Latin Nations itleal democracy, we here at Capt. Frank C. Healey, son or War department today announced DUNGAREES no matter what the cost Chiang said he believed President Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Healey of award o f the bronz star medal to WHY THOUSANDS OF DOCTOM lesm to Uve for an Industrial Roosevelt's explanation of that toe following Connecticut mem­ Buckland, who was reported miss­ matter to be ^adequate” and that Submit Plan OROEIIEDTHW FOR . RE-ELECT REPRESENTATIVE •■Him------r OKw loved ones aro bers of infantry units; to end the threat of ra­ ing in setion since Aug. 1, is s he had nothin^'further to add. Blue Denim Reinforced James L, Dalton, n . Colonel, In­ $ 1 « 5 S sa the basis for a social or- prisoner of the German govern­ He referred to toe President’s (Oonttnued From Page One) we here at home must learn fantry, 10 Watervtlle street, C fffID X i/flf Sizes 8 to 16 ment, according to s notification statement, made at a White House Waterbury. to live with people o, all races toric support, has been in evidence received by his wife, the former news conference on Oct. 81, that John F. Healey, Jr., Captain, creeds. Our loved ones are glv- Miss Mary Moynlhan. who makca StllweH's recall was due to a clash since the draft was placed before fAPeW SK S^ thelr all to overthrow evlli our Infantry. 16 Shultas Place, Hart­ the meeting Thursday. her home with her parents. Mr. of personalities between the gen­ ford. (CAUSED RVCOtM) is to live that good will be ea- Paralleling the reports of a Lat- Pertussin — a famous btibal oough and Mrs. Martin Moynlhan of Hol­ eral and the generaliaalmo and that Robert C. Mabry, First Lieuten­ W . T . G ra n t C o. *STI^E*T illshed." yoke, Mass. Captain Healey has it had no connection with matters In-American bloc to oppose In- remedy — scisari/leoUy prepared — s. New Spirit ant, 36 Woodland avenue, frhigement upon "sovereign not only acts at once to lelleve cough­ never seen his young son, who was of strategy or policy in China. Wethersfield. ing spells but also loosens sticky tf, Vileferring to the presence of the bom Feb. 15 last, when his father Chiang's message from Chung­ ■fl^ts" have been indications that otic and veteran groups, and Herbert C. Dent. Warrant Offt^ phlegm and makes It eaalsr to raise. was with the combat forces In king was addressed to Kent Cooper, some of the smaller countries Pleasant tasttng. Bafo for both old MILLER Mentatives of the American cer. Junior Grade, 90 Willow might join that cause, although It \ Ekigisnd. . executive director of The Associ­ street, Hartford. and young — even small children. Cross Mr. Ward asserted .that -A grsduate of Manchester High ated Press, and was received at the was not known how far they might tnsxi Advertise In The Herald— It Pays service itself was a witness of and Massachusetts Stats College New York office of the A.P. yester­ go in organizing such support. Any agstors. ^PERTU88IN^ Men Lose Lees Time READ WHAT ONE NEWSPAPER r^new spirit abroad In our com- where he took too Reserve Officers* day, Its text follows; Election Causes Speculation ' ‘ ilty which will make us, all *:^slning Course, upon graduation With the approach of the na­ REPORT SAID ABOUT BILL MILL­ id together In the days of de- 'Kent Cooper, 50 Rockefeller was commissioned as s second Plaza. New York. Washington, Nov. 6.— i/p—Men tional flection, increasing Interest ER’S WORK ON THE . . . tlon to mieet the needs of on the average lost two days lew ir toe effect of a Republican vic­ lieutenant He later served for a Adequate Explanation Given nien as they come home from year and a half with toe Fourth of war work in 1943 from illness tory on the conference has been / For ’ "Nothing," urged Mr. Ward, "Telegram dated Nov. 1 received or Injury than did women, toe evident among toe delegations. Cavalry In too regular army at Nov. 3. Thank you for expression jld so play into the hands of Fort Leed. S, D. For two years he Office of War InWmation report­ There has been considerable infor­ . worst enemies of America as o f Interest in this situation. Ac­ ed today. The average man was mal speculation on how the United was so instructor in motor me­ cording to press reports received RE-UPHOLSTERIN 6 let g spirit of misunderstanding chanics St the Cavalry school. away from industry 11 days for Scates delegation might remain in III will grow up between the Fort Riley, Kansas, and In De­ here President Roosevelt already such rsasons, the average woman the picture In siich an event. has given adequate explanation who have sacrificed in this cember 1942 was promoted to cap­ 18 days, OWI said. The conference organization Is Phone 2>4127 on the battlefield, and those General Stllwell's transfer to which tain and transferred to the Air -A U rs* SsiMfiMi NM FILUNO AOC TIRMt ARRANOID if f have made sacrifices though Corps to take pilot training at the I have nothing to add. Prospecta nag always so obvious or dramatic Spartan Aeronautic school, Tulsa, effective and close Chinese-Ameri- • f N b r k s o i the production, industrial and can military, political and economic AM Work OMranfMM many other places on the home Okie. cooperation now excellent.” Mr. Cooper had asked Chlang BE SURE TO VOTE t* the center of the alUr was War n there was printed the for his views on the Stilwcll case REPRESENTAUVE »> large white cross holding two Honor Roll of South Church In and other elements of the China •A6«KD ■4m candles in memory of D. Ar- World War I as found in the calen­ situation following public discus­ TUESDAY, NOV. 7 ARMS tlikr Lawrence, and Clifford Miles dar, Sunday, February 16, 1919 sion of toe American general’s iHKinney who have lost their lives when Rev. William Harvey Bath withdrawal and the publication of RCrtUKDl BILL OF RIGHTS this war, and one hundred and was minister. Herbert W. Robb stories detailing the background of ’•thTM candles In honor of assisted in the lighting of the Chinese-American relations. THEN... who have blue stars on the service. "Additionally," Mr. Cooper's _ chur^ service flag. Follow- The cross in which the lighted message to Chiang said, "the Pres­ the meditation these candles candles were placed was made for ident referred to stories written by "Representative William J. Miller v (in lighted by T. Sergt. Norman DINE AT HANSEN'S th» occasion by 'tTiomss W. Ven- newspapermen serving as corre­ NCWI9IUIMS lUbrionan and Corp. Raymond nard. The. service had added signi­ spondents In the China-Burma-In- ngejeweU of Co. H 2nd Inf. Bn. of ficance as It came on the nine­ dla theater, these stories purport­ Next To the Armory MCUMI0N9 of the First Connecticut District was tth Connecticut State Guards as teenth anniversary of ths dedica­ ing to set forth conditions and ar­ t f l names of each was read. After tion of the present South Church rangements respecting China's hailed on the floor of the House this ths lighting of the two gold can* edifice. V part in the war and referring par­ ‘ f (U s with the congregation stand* ticularly to your government's at-; niAMg t ig la silence taps were played by woeewoRK titude as respects the organization ti«htcnio •A* DROOP RIFINWHIft afternoon os having done more than Hubert Lyons of the Salvation and activities of CJhincse Com­ ftO TTO M S Army. The altar was surrounded War Plants munists. by memorial flowers given in mem- ^"In view of these public state­ any other m e m b e r t»f that body, M of A. Willard Case and Bishop Strike Ends ments and stories I ask and earn­ M acDONAXD Gpholsteipy Co. ^inUlam F. Anderson who presided estly hopo^ that you will give me the South church dedication T IN C A N 883 MAIN STREET, HARTFORD PHONE 2-4127 other than the members bf the World for publlcaUon through The Asao- L 1M4. by Mr. and Mrs. Al* (ContlnoM from Page One) elated Press your personal atate- L. Crowell; in memory of D. ment on the Stilwcll cast and any War Veterans Committee,Nto bring "WHEN WORLD WAR I Arthur Lawrence by Mrs. Gert- pany spokesmen said discharge of comment you deem desirable on I ig w Lawrence and Audrey; and in toe six employes was required un­ other matters under public discuS' ‘ s t r u c k h e e n l is t e d inAiini J of Olfford Miles McKin* der terms of a contract with the Collection about the adoption of the G. I. Rill of M S by his family, Mr. and Mrs. C iO United Automobile Workers, Vmiam McKinney. A' larg^ bou* which holds bargaining rights for AS A PRIVATE. WON iSMt of flowers decorated the pul* the department in which they Rights to provide benefits to veter­ pdt and were given by the Blood worked. Will Be Held HIS WINGS AT 19. S m or’s Servlpe of thB American Smith maintained the CIO-UAW I M Cross In appreciation of the DoYssHstsIKITI ans of the present conflict. . . " hjM^jif South church for Its ser* obtained the men's discharge be­ Xt you euSw fraa hot flaabas.vfael Voters Of Manchester cause they recently had switched weak, nervous, a Mt blue at Jbwediately preceding the pro- affilation from that union to the —aU due te the functional" ~ age" pcrieajMouUer to vet Friday, Nov. 10 MESA. (MVianal patriotic and veteran or* Lydia a. MShsmk Tepelabla Oom- I personally ask all voters— Democrats, Independents and Uplaations. Cos. O and H of the No comment was available from pound to teUeva each symptoma. SStmectlcut State Guard and UAW officlaU. Made aapaeiiaiy for women—it helps Please Have Your Prepared Cans In a Container Republicans to support me in the interest of Better Town Gov­ FLEW IN FRANCE. members of the Directors, Staff natural Follow lebsl dlrsotlons. At the Curb. ernment through needed State Legislation. Vghanteer Corps of the American Supply Hospitals by Air ThaPs Why Some Are CRASHED AND SPENT Asd Cross were ushered to seats inuLnmuirtiBiiBi. I was bom in Manchester and have lived here all my Ufe con­ WILLIAM JENNINGSI ' MILLER rsservM for them in the center of More than, 235 tons of medical, Already Calling Hint tSs sanctuary. laboratory and general hospital ducting a gasoUne and tire service station for the past 21 year* PULL THE TOP LEVER 8 6 'MONTHS IN HOSPI­ ' Music Program supplies were sent by air trans­ Frederick 1. Rogers played the port into China by the American at the comer o f Main Street and Middle Turnpike, having sei^ ^'BUl of Rights'' Miller PUT THE TOP MAN IN OFFICE TALS— LOSING BOTH OMe Memorial Chimes. The music Red Cross between November o f the service was sung by the 1943 and May 1944. a large number o f ‘Manchester people during aU these ycars^^/ r South choir under the direction of LEGS. Qsorge O. Ashton, minister of mu­ 389 False Alarms sic.. Mr.‘ Ashton played as organ p g ^ d e "Finlandia" by J. Sibelius, Chicago—(>Pi— The box score of as postlude "Coronation the Chicago fire department activi­ These Planks Are Plat^m— March” (The Prophet) by G. Mey- ties on Hallowe’en eve was clut­ Frances cilwer. Thomas J. Rogers and Wil- tered with runs and errors. The ( 1) FOUR VOTING DISTRICTS .ANJr POLLING lard Horton carried toe American department answered 898 alarms PLACES IN MANCHESTER! flag and CSiristian flag in toe pro* —339 were false. esaaional with the choir and con- PREPARATIONS Why Haven’t the Republicans Done This? atlon singing "God of Our Fa- CORRECTIVE MINORITY REPRESENTATION ON THE BOARD I." The fourth stanra of Amer­ ( 2 ) e ica was sung and was followed by OF SELECTMEN! . BILL MILLER GIVES YOU GOOD REPRESENTATION varsicles and responses and prayers A Reminder! This Is Oor Protection Asalnst .Machine PoUtles and of ourselves; for our loved ones in ds a Cheek On Town Expenditarca! ths armed forces with 'choral re­ When Yon Need More for all your Beauty n e e sponses for soldiers, sailors and ELIMINATION OF FIRE DISTWCTS AND FIRE airmen written by J. Thurston ( 8 ) N6a. former minister of music at Insurance d i s t r i c t TAXES! _ ^ WHAT HAS BEEN CONGRESSMAN gcuth chu.vhi a prayer for ail who An Taxes To Be Paid To One Coneetor At One HE HAS HELPED GET CONNECTICUT A Fire • Theft - Automobile SUSsr In time of war and a .prayer P lace! - for peace concluding with the or Furniture 100 — sjo * Lord's prayer and choral response. REDUCTION IN RATES OF WATER DEPART FAIR BREAK ON FEDERAL AID SCHEMAS FrAKCBS Db NNET t^ te d her original (4> MILLER’S ATTITUDE TOWARD I^ O R ? The congregation joined In a ' CALL MENT OP THE TOWN OP MANCHESTER AND ' rSBponSive canticle of light, Gloria Take the case of Slate and Federal participation in High­ Patri and affirmation of fi|Uh. Fol­ CORRECTIVE BEAUTY PREPARATION* to A B O m i O N V t HE UNJUSTIFIABLE SEWER First, and most important, he has voted against the lowing the reading of the Old Alexander CHARGEl ^ . two way Construction. Of the Federal proposed appropriation, Testament Lesson the choir sang anticipalcVifl your vital, daily Beauty needs bills which all lAbor men a^ee are the most vicious pieces of CREATION OF A BOARDOF THREE PAID OFFI­ ‘ Connecticut taxpayers will be obliged to pay S3;{.0n0.000 in "The^Army Hirmn" by Fred War­ (5) tabor legislation to come before Congress in many years. These ing, after which the New Testa- Jarvis . . . DiToet and Seek Blend, Oil Blend, Eye CIALS WITH MINORITY REPRESENTATION TO Federal taxes. Without Congressman Miller’s work they / REMESIBERI When you step in- nwnt Leason was read and the Real Estate — Mortgrazea CONTROL ALL PURCHASES AND EXPENDI­ are the Conhally-Smith Bill, which he voted against on th e', would have paid $73,000,000. Conncctirut has always rereived cluilr sang "Eternal Father Strong Insurance Cream, Oils nf the Wilderness—these TURES OF THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER! aid* the votinff bopth-i^YOU’RE THE ^ Floor, and again voted to uphold the President’s veto^ and I he V-——< much less than it,has paid in, whereas the western and Depio- ^ ^ - to 8aye" by John B. Dykes. Thl.s 2(> Alexander Street hjmn was sung exactly in the famomi ereams should be osi your dressing Pat. An End To One Man Government In Manches­ BOSS! No matter how you’re regrifi- Hobbs Antf-Racketecring Bill. {.He voted against the continua­ PHONES: 4112 or 7275 eratic states have always received much more than'^they have form used at ail religious services ter! Why Does the Town Have To Borrow Money tered — YOU CAN VOTE AS YOU tion of the* Dies Committee and he both spoke and worked for in the United States Navy. For ... taUe and^iB dafly nae... MISS DENNEY’S paid in. .As an example of this, Norwich, Connecticut, under - Sundays: 2-0064 or 1278 In These Times? You Are a Taxpayer.W e j Don t m You------PLEASE. the Offertory anthem the choir Build With Jar\is For Security! many of the principles in the Demobilisation Bill which had Over-Tone, Under-Toae and Fa^ Pemder Want To Know How Your |1,000,(1.000 In T axes Is the Federal bill would get $74,000, whereas Cheyonne, Wyo­ oang by request Rudyard Kipling's been approved by Labor men. His record has not been one "SM easlonar with music written 'K ^ t T ming, which is approximately the same size would get by Dr. H. Atexander Matthews at indispensahlr to msart make-up . . . Me of blind opposition to tfie Administration but rather one of $1,600,000. Only through the constant vigilance of our Con­ ths occasion 'of the Armistice in voting for or against legislation on the basis of the best inter­ M U . After the lighting,of the iheea Prepmetiooe m is in tm r The Town Meeds These Changes NOW! • • • Not gressmen can we get anything like a,fair “ break’' on Federal candies the congregation sang a Manchester ests of the American people. aid schemes. ^ ~ hymn of consecration written by Toiletriee DepartmdN. wniam L. Stidger for the Metho­ Later. The Republican Machine Won't Gire PULL THE TOP LEVER d i c Crusade for a New World Trust Company Coder to the tune of “ Finlandia.' WtiMftSFliiw A. moment of consecr& Them To Youw VOTE FOR ' Stock RE-ELECT REPRESENTATIVE BVEmNG H1»ALT),Mj^TCHEStFE. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6. i?)4f PAGE SEVBli

Rationing Data THE FOURTH TERM- Furnish^ By 3,462*000 Estimate OflSce of. Price Administration Cpmpton Asks Interces­ Regiunal Department of Infiirmatlon Ballots to Be Cast N ^ l - sion by Stimson in 86 Titimont Street, Boston, 8, Massaebusetta. Both Parties Election Tomorrow. Appeal for South Pacific Area. Meats and Fats r valid. All coupons worth 10 gal- Wanhinelon Nov 8.— (P7— I Good uioeuniieiy— indefinitely—Red ivcu Stam ps. Ions a unit. Vot^in Person and See Victory New Haven, Nov. 6— —Rep. Holiday gxostings to porsonnel Stote election’ officials esti^te AS th i^ h M and A 5 through | h. v tor Radio. ^ Ranulf Compton (R., Conn) today ovorsoas shotild bo mailod now. that the votes of 3,482,000 service worto 10 points ! . I^cember 21-I^st day tm announced that |ie had asked Sec­ men ard women Trill ’ be cast in Red tokew . .worth one Polnt,A-13 coupoM, which become g ^ Mitchell Sure Repnhlic- tomorrow’s elecUon—a' possibly each, used as change. It Is expect- Thursday. November 9 for four By The Associated Press retary * vaUdated until December, for three gallons each, explw II ji climax In Connecticut laat night Expects Triumph. mander in the South Paclflc wAr livery even in the moat distant mates run as Mgh M 4,000,000. 1 jtfUh candidaten for national and area so that units of Connecticut The deadline for receiving them Prooessed Foods ] B5 and theaters of operation before in most states Is tomorrow and csood Inqeflnltely^Blue Stamps each tmtff further noUce. tte otricea making their next-to- New Haven, Nov. 8— (ff) ■—Here soldiers who have served contin­ tbe great majority have alreadylxs through Z8 and— A5-through appekla for votea in person uously In. that area for more than Christinas day. Good indefinitely — Airplane are this final pre-election atate- been returned. EHeven states, how- W5 in Book Four, worth lO polntd . over the radio in wide-apread months can be returned to their Stamps No. 1, No. 2 and No. 3 In ments issued last night by Repub­ so ever, count some or all tbelr eerv-1 each. Under the present system, lUona of the atate. Many of the homes before Christmas. y.’ar Book Tfcree good for one lican and Democratic state head­ ice ballots after election day, I five blue etampe are validated on idldatea for state offices wili Acting on a previous appeal of They must be sent in sealed pair o f shoes each. W up today and tonight, but for quarters: Therefore, in the event of a very I the flret o f each calendar month, the congressman. Secretary Stim­ close' election, the final outcome Snear most part they will test on Harold E. Mitchell, Republican envelopes and prepaid at the The Manchester Ration B-ntrd la son last week authoritod the South could be in doubt for days or| in d e fl^ e ly -.Sugar r cars awaiting the outcome of atate chairman: Paclflc commander to take what­ now quartered in the State A r­ iteful tomorrow. first-class rate of postage. weeks. Stamps 30, 31, 33 and S3 In Book The Republican team is win­ ever action he deemed "appropri­ Pennsylvania Primq Example mory,' Main street, opposite Leon­ 1 Forraer Oov. Robert A. Hurley, ning now, artd wo are going to i^n ate.’^ Four, each good to r Svo pounds. ard streeL lilMaklng at the Jewish Community Four, on Tuesday. No Shortage of Shipping . The weekly schedule of ' the ite r in New Haven Sunday aa- Be sure you have the correct home board follows: Regardless of what any poll wheree theme service votevoio countcouni. aoesiw doee .i— .hv.k ea d that **no man in America shows, we know that we are Pointing out that the War de­ 'Monday, 10 a. m. to 4:30 p. m, motb reaponaibie than Preai- partment bad asserted there is no address.' Follow the example not begin until Nov. 22. Othere | definitely out In front, for the Re­ .states counting them after elec­ lTu6l Oil Tuesday, Closed all day. it Roosevelt for the opening of a publican ticket, right down the shortage of shipping to return August 31, 1946—Last day for Wednesday, 2,to 5 p. m. id front in western Europe, men to this country—only to take below: i ' tion: line. period Four and period Five cou­ Thursday id Friday, 10 A m. j.” he said, "has been the men to the South Pacifle^Comp- California (25 electoral votes) I t has been evident from the Nov. 24; Colorado (6) Nov. 2S; pons o f 1943-44 issue. Period I to 6 p. m. Ijg r e a t^ action in world history to- very beginning of this campaign, ton said in a letter to the secre­ coupons o f 1944-45 Issue now Saturday, 10 A m. to 13:30 n. na ^rards ending once and for ail, per* Florida (8) Nov. 8; Maryland (8) that .Qpy, miymond E: Baldwin tary: PvL Jehi K. Dot, ASM 32185691 enUcn of the Jewish people.” "It, therefore, would appear hNov. 9; Missouri (18) Npv. 10; ge^uate Preparationa Being Made and the. state ticket will be elected. CoMpam F, 999th hifantry Nebraska (8) Nov. 18*Dec. 1; The indications of that have been that in view of two facts: i. e. Oov. ^vmond E. Baldwin, Re* the presence of an adequate num­ North Dakota (4 ) Nov. 7-Dec. 5; WHEN COLDS THREATEN STOP AND THINK WHY unmistakable from the start, fact, APO 000, e/o Postmaster Rhode Island (4) Dec.- 5; Utah ripublican seeking re-election, de- ber of troops In the locality In If you need more vitamin A, do Millions of people during 85 years our opponents more than a week (4) Nov. 7-12; Washington (8 ) IlStared in a radio broadcast, sUiat which these men are stationed; Now York N.V. what sensible people have done have used Father John’s Medicine ago ^ r t u ^ y conceded Governor Nov. 27-Dec.‘ 8. Kbis party, in Connecticut, would be and the availability of shipping since 1855. Take Father John’s fo r relief o f coughs due to colds. "lie to cope with the post-war Baldwin's re-election unless Memclne. Rich in-'i^tamins A and It Is pure, wholesome, nutritive and overwhelming sweep for the New for their return to this country: ilema of tomorrow because of Girls Light l\ i Stoglee D. soothes throat irritation. |uate preparations that were Deal could carry in the ticket on there eppeare no sound reason of g made now. The coming of the president's coat-tails. a military nature why these boys Aberdeen, Wash.— (JP) — Latest lAeace, the governor said, will mean Swing of Independent Voters cannot be returned promptly. Any evidence of the cigarette short-1 thought of returtnng them to the ■ •Im m S kr 0. a War DapaitaMal, BarMa at PaUi. B.lattiua C&e silanclng, temporarily at leaat, ‘Because of the msghlflcent, age: Two young girls tripped in­ M)( many of the machines in the South Paclflc would be Inadvisable to a drug store for their usual soft | 65 TEUS father fighting campaign that Oov. In the extreme. They have ictorles. T t will be then that * e Thomas E. Dewey has waged, 58, first president of the National drink, then lit up— stogies. earned service at home. HAVEPKONEDI lUst Snd new horisons, when we there has been a swing o f the un­ Showmen's Association. He was Compton wrote Stimson thst Raymond AndUio lUst advance .our frontiers of decided and independent voters to a native of Russia. VfOHNS the isBue now Involved “reaches mVAlUE _ade and commerce— it will be the Republican column, which In to the very heart of democracy. Made T.-Sergeant Duluth—Henry F. Salyards, 75, MEDICINE 'then that the full task will be upon the past four or five days has he-i . ytt to convert Connecticut from a "Thesa men have given more president of Ely-Salyards and Co., come a tide. atate prosperous from wartime grain commission firm. He was 'This is not reflected In the than their measure of devotion iMehes into a state prosperous to their country’s cause and It Raymond L. Andisio, 28, son of bom in Bedford, Ind. 1 usual polls of opinion, boesuse ad­ SIAB IN HE lgt(m peacetime pursuits.” would be an ungrateful country Paris—Dr. Alexis Carrel, 71, RAYMOND E. BALDWIN ’ Brlen McMahon, Democratic mittedly they are about two wsska Mr. and Mrs. John Andlslo at 916 behind current developments. It that pondemned them to further surgeon, biologist and Nobel prize Seandidate for U. 8. Senator, speak* auffering in the disease-ridden Main street, has been promoted winner In medicine. He invented For Governor llBg at Polish America^ Italian* la Just'ss though someono who had u r K been on the scons, had lef^C on* tropica,” he said. from staff sergeant to. technical a mechanical heart in collabora­ —That’s how tom. 'American and Jewish Center ral* sergeant on the P-61 Mustang necticut two weeks ago s o t st- Adequate Tmopa on Hand tion with Charles A. Lindbergh. simpl. .musels paint and straina faaL^ Mas in New Haven, expressed his fighter base of the Eighth U. S. Don’t worry—don't waiti Apply a* tempted to forecast the result of Compton said that officera re­ Chicago—Edgar Spier Omer- n iiiqe iMOfldence that “ the p e ^ le of Con* Air Force in England. /oAnaon'i RED CROSS Plaatar rliht the election, on the basis o f In­ cently returned here from the on, 82, internationally known u - RE-UPHOLSTERDiG iNCtient would never coiuent to T-Sg;t. Andisio, an administra­ away, riebt no tha apot. Thia triad* gatum. of isolationism in our for­ formation that was not up to data. same theater have reported to tlst and one of the founders of the and-tnia raliaf |oaa ta work kw tive clerk with the group bead- JOHN d a n a h e r eign policy. McMahon said that he Strength Increasing Daily him that adequate troopa are on Municipal Art League of C^hiegao. atantly. Wanna—aoothaa'—ptotacts— quarters aqusdron, has been In auppoita—worka whila yoa srorfc. RED iattatAed only Senator John A. "The tremendous strength of hand and that ^ e military sRua' iiPanahet'a record, "o f isolationism Englwd since January, 1943. He CROSS Plastart ara claan, aanitaiy, For U. S. Senator « Governor Baldwin with all types tion Is such that the war ^ o r t entered the service February 18, aaty to uaa. Kaap a supply alsrays on ^aad obstruTtlonliTO in the Senate of voters regardless of party af­ would not Buffer If the Connecti­ ROYAL 1943. hand. Insist oa tha fanuina, famoua iaad his foilurc to help make Amer- cut men were giycn relief. filiation, haa been demonstrated ih T-Sgt. Andisio, a graduata of for mora than SO yaars, mada by lea strong and able to resist at* "M ay I urge that Immediate use Johnaon 4k Johnaoa. ONLY 35c—at every part of the etate. The Manchester High school and Morse ted c ^ the aggressor nations.” be made of the fastest facilities your drug stars. EdUILD S strength of Senator John A. Dana­ College, was with the sales en­ available to arrive at a favorable her and the other members o f the gineering dlvlBibn o f P ratt and In Hartford, Senator Danaher Republican team, Ueut. Qov.' W il­ decision to return these men from ESTORES !aald 'that "the Commuiaists once Whitney Aircraft, East Hartford. HEAR liam L. Madden, Secretary o f State the South Pacific so that they booed the President, now they His Mustang unit, the 4th may reach their homes before .ECOVERS him.” Making the growth of Prances Redlck, Treasurer Carl M. Fighter Group, flies with the 2nd tID CROSS PLASTIR Sharpe, OomptroUer Fred ZeUer Christmas day,” he asked. lunlstlc influences in high Bombardment Division of Eighth The Campaign's and Oongressman-at-large B. J in the government his tar* Air Force. The Mustang outfit Monklewlcz, haa been increasing TO SUIT YOUR TASTE Senator Danaher said, “ the has knocked out 705 enemy planes, Most IBommunlata do not support the each day, and It has gained ms- mentum that will carry through French Extend 478 In aerial'combat, 327 by atrafr YOUR DOCTOR jHspuhUcan party,” be said, "they Ing. HELP the whole ticket. , , support only the candidates or only Hla unit has also received the Sensational THIS IS WHAT ROYAL DOES: ‘ the Bide which they can ultimately " I am not going to make any Bid to Roosevelt Presidential citation. to HtiR yftfi Y o u r Ohi nse for ttielr own ends. You can sweeping claims. I f we get out our SPEECH 1 •Ml m> bsHer proof than the fact vote, and in every town our whole I Your fnrnltor* •tripped to tho W ing Chair THOMAS E. DEWEY .that so long Is the pact between organization is working tireleasly Washington, Nov. 8—(ffl—The frame JttsHn and K t le r oentinued, they to do so, I have no fear about the Election Weather ■ R em o d eled possibility that President Roose­ Repeated By es. these ere busy days For President •ven booed the President when he result We' are going to win." velt may visit Paris was raised to­ for the physician- With Y In to a ^addressed thmn.” Oomidefft O f Victory day aa the result of an invitation Seen Not-So-Bad many former sssddites In the a New Springrs and Oiling added ! lUss Margaret Connors, Demo* extended by the French provisional , B. MONKIEWICZ Adrian W. Maher, Democratic Popular Demand airm^ services, he most carry Modem Barrel ientic candidate for U. 8. Repre* govenurenL a heavyBTYjmrden. burden. Yon aron’twon’t find state chairman: g Woodwork completely reflnished inntattve fnmi Fairfield county yfour o u r Doctor______complsining. . _ Back Chair For Congressman "I am confident of victory for The Invitation was made in a Washington, Nov. 8.— (PI—^The tdd aa Itallan-Amerlcan rally at letter to Secretary of State Hull He’s glad to work longer gnd IDanbu^ that "Commtmism is no the whole ticket because the Weather Bureau’s forecasters At Large from Henri Hoppjpnot, French min­ Dorothy harder to serve and protect the a Our experts rebuild your furniture I f D esired gsal issue, either primary or sec* Democratic party of Roosevelt, tested all the winds that blow to­ ister and delegate to this country* community. You can help aadary, In this campaign. "Eve- Hurley and McMahon is a party day for a final check-up on their completely. The letter stated that the French lighten bis load Iw calling at Awioe to subetantiate the charges o f all the people, regardless of guess that, generally, election would be "particularly happy" If Thompson his office instead of asking him her opponent, Mrs. Clare Boothe race, creed, color or origin. tt Hull could accompany the chief day weather will be not-co-bad. to visit yoor home; by avoid- Luce,'* Mias Cemnors declared, "The people are turning out en Prelimtiiary estimates Indicat­ log. night calls, except in real WILLIAM I^ HADDEN executive to their capitaL (In Person) based on the allegation that Sid' masse In Connecticut on election ed this: EAst and southeast—fair emergracy; by not neglecting For aey Hillman is a Communist; that day in response to the call made There has been speculation on and dry, rather cold except In the the illness that may develop the PAC, o f which he is the head, by Democratic leaders here and an impending meeting of Presi­ south; from the Mlsslc^ippl valley 8:00 P. M., into something serious; and fay Royal Upholstery Co. Lieut. Governor la a Communistic organization ah over the nation, for a people’s dent Roosevelt, Prime Minlstori to the Rockies -aome rain or. bringing prescriptions here. that the CIO of which the PAC is Churchill and Premier Stalin, and campaign to re-elect Roosevelt anov^but not unusually cold; Pa­ E. W; T . 147 WINDSOR STREET~ HARTFORD, CONN. a part, la a Communistic controlled and the Democratic party candi­ the President might Include a clflc itatea—fair except for some Paris visit on a trip to such a con­ body.” dates throughout the nation. I rr.In in western Oregon and west­ Call Hartford 6-4252 and Reverso Charges. ference. Unsettled conditions in ern Washington. was a partner to this call made France, however, could prevent MONDAY on Oct'. 6th, the night President iuch a visit. CIX)C Silver Tea Roosevelt spoke .ovec,.the radio to WTIC ,*PHARr Democratic party workers. At Week End Deaths 6 7 3 m a m ST. that time I called for a registra­ MANCHe5rCR.,COS(lt. Most Successfii tion of 1,000,000 cttlzens in Con­ G.L Bill May Go necticut. I hoped for a record vote Washington—Field Marshal Sir of 900,000 and pr^lcted that if John Dill, 63, chief of the British SAVE SO% FUEL! The annual Silver T e a -o f-th e Back to Congress these figures were reached, the joint staff mission to the United AND ENJOY GREATER COMFORT Catholic Ladles'bf Columbus, held success of the Democratic party States and senior British repre­ A t the Y.M.C.A. Saturday after- would be assured. It is because inoon, proved to be an enjoyable Washington, Nov. 6— (PP)— Con­ sentative on the Allied combined RUSCO 3-WAV COMBINATION WINDOWS these figures are being fulfilled chiels of staff. He was retired !dffalr for those in attendance. A that I now iredlct victory.” gressional sources today predicted BXrERTLY INSTALLED piece of flat silverware was that the "G. I.” bill of rights will chief of-the British Imperial Gen­ WITH THE EXCLUSIVE STEEL SEAL awarded as a prize at each table be tossed back Into Congress, pos­ eral Arm y. in play. Arrangements o f pink, sibly next week, as the first of the New York—Dr. Erich Koch- 1. No Draft! No Eato VentUattoa! It. We.ser, 89, former German minis­ yellow, and lavender chrysanthe­ Four From State post-election legislative moves. Check - g. Change Screen to Storm Saab In 5Hii- mums formed the basis of the Cause fo r revival of discussion ter of justice and minister of the N uto From^NRIDE Your Home! interior in the Weimar republic. color scheme yrhich was carried On Casualty List on the act which provides various g. No Bulky wnfonwh to Store In Cellarl out both in decorations and re­ benefits fo r ^ r v ic e men, is an in- He died in exile in Brazil, Oct. 19. ^These No Feaa — No l.adderB — IJiHo Tiniot freshments. The latter consisted terpretatlonEly the Veterans ad­ Lwow—Metropolitan ' Andreas 1, >aya tor Itaelf in Pud Saved! ■ X o f assorted fancy sandwicbea, ministration which would make SzeptyckI.i 79, highest dignitary Features fruit cake, cupcakes, colored mint Washington, Nov. 8— 8 Month. To Pnyl FRED R. ZELLER creams, and tea. Mrs. Allan Gates Names of 19 New Englanders are .Federal attachment if the veteran Kansas C3ty—Judge Arba Sey­ and M n. John Doimer poutod included in a Naval casualty list, becomes unable to continue his mour Van Valkenburgh, 82. re­ Let Ua Show Yon a Euaco i-Way ComWnntfon Window! For Comptroller During the afternoon several including members of the Navy, payments on Q. I. loans for homes, tired member of the U. S. C^ircult / F. H. A- FINANCTSO — 88 MONTHS TO PAY. vocal sdectlons were delightfully Marine Corps and Coast Guard, farm and businesses. Court of Appeala He had been rendered by Miss Majorle Klop- the Navy department announced in government service 42 years. WILLIAM MILLER CARL M. SHARPE pmburg, a pupil of Mrs. Emily today. BARTLETT-BRAINARD CO. Guadalcanal Hero DIto New York—George Sealy, 63, For State Treasurer Terbury. The additional ' casualties chairman of the board of the 108 WOODBINE STREET ^ - HAItTFOBD <•)- The committee in charge of brought the total announced since TELEPHONE 8-IX5S ' For, Congress New Haven, Nov. 8.— (P)*— Hutebings-Sealy National teuik of JOHN W. BRICKER the affair were: Mrs. Edward Dec. 7, 1941, to. 71,077. Galveston, Tex. Evenlnga and i^daya — Hartford — *-8897 Murphy, Mrs, John Boyle, co- New Englandera and next of Comdr. Albert J. Bertram. S. N. R.,' one o f the first to Iplid on Augusta, Ga.—Naa Linderman, A r chalimen; Mrs. Walter Buckley, kin include from'Connecticut; For Vice~Presideht Guadalcanal when the ^Marines ■ i-". / ?r Mrs. John Harti, Mrs. Mary Tlv- Clolkosz, Harry P. Corporal, U. captured that island, died yester­ .-.v-V., ■ ' ■’i.'"?- nan. Miss Helen Thomas and Mrs. 8. Marine (^rpa, wounded. (Pre­ SBdwln Higgins. day- at the Naval hospital at You Gtt CASH PLUS viously reported wounded on re­ Betheada, Md., according to word port of Naval casualties for widi a Loan from m MetMen Leader Dfes received by bis family. Command­ March 9, 1944.) ParenU, Mr. er ^rtram waa called to active and Mrs. Joseph Ciolkosz, 92 ON'T borrow unnecesMtlly. a duty in 1940. 'He served with the but- If a loan will solve a * W e Need Merlddn. Nov. 8.— (d?)— Jbhn B. Ridge street, Wlnsted. D f^ g e l. 57, chairman of the*Meri famous First di'vlsion o f Marines problem coma to S m a l and get Duncan, William J., Sergeant, and Was dn Guadalcanal for 4 1-2 den War Council and a past state U. 8. Marine Corps. Wounded. these plus advinfaiM: commander a t the American Le- months without relief. Witjt his 1'. Loaixa made on algnature only. Mother, Mrs. Anns A^ Duncan, 25 division he received a presidential For Free Transportation |5on, died suddenly at his home Wooding street, Bristol. ^ citation' and later toe_ purpU 2 . Complete privacy alwaya. Sere yesterday following a heart Hare. 8amuel R., field cook, U. attack. He had been in poor heart for wounds rejelved In a^^ 3. Prompt, friendly tervlce. CARS Pull Tke Top Lever 8. Marine Corps Reserve. Wound­ tidn. He was bom in New Haven While you am sojoying that fine flavor of Sealtest led kaflth since the Flrat World war ed. Sister, Mrs. Henrietta H. 4. Esclu.lve—Nationwide Cash- t aman ha waa gasaed and wounded and had' been a practicing physi­ Credit Cards issued and bon- ; To The Polls Tuesday Cream— don't forget this. It’s an important food — rich in- And WW Pay'A Ameche, 818 State street. New cian in Miami- Fla.,' for ; many orad'hera. _«idle a captain in Company 1, Haven. years. . ■''' ■ • i Coma in. phone or .yvrlte today. the milk vitannias, minerils and protein thatvCOotribute SQ . . . t IMnd Infantry. He was the bold- Shea. Robert Lee, ho.spita1 ap­ ar of the distinguished service prentice, first class, U. 8. Navy. much to our health, energy and vitality. a ra a . croix de guerre and the Dead. Parents, ,Mr. and Mrs. VOffuer CoqneUnMn OiM • m Call— MeUtey f o n ^ h eart Ha was acUva in William J. Shea, 17 Smith street t... . Imn ' s Pofornm fosomss GOOD PRICE 0^ affaira, being attendance of* 8 * Danbury. BriatoU' Nov. 8.— (ff>—Joae{di • ti.n 91M9 r0V

r ’S'. -.'’ .■'r i -. .,L ' radio said Hungarians were fletr Btidapest^l^^urbs ing the .city. The Budapest corre- Roosevelt Administration. That's emphasitied' the fact that there ^1 start the Same tragic course spondsnt ot tha TurMah asws why they voted for Mr.-Roosevelt agency told ot the blowing up ot Manchester would be no ‘;^lnter lull," j but of ^<*nts ail over, again. ^ in their poll. That’S why their , ‘ Boi^inuFk8. . By Robert Duncan Scene ;of^FnrioiiB People who talk too much One 'German prisoner gave it Tour WUl End St. Margaret’s bridgs, one at the that we would keep striking. The Open Foni] fathers and mothers vidU vote for large spans Connecting Feet, the often are fenced oft from sue- Evening Herald Andb|iu lAVeVTnow General Eisenhower ----- as hLs opihiqn a that the Allies Roosevelt on election day. Re^Nazi Fighting larger district of the capital on oese by tbelr own ratling. PUMUttUlEl> Ml t'HB in a statement calling for maxi- 'would have to>TCupy his country Communications for publications in the Open Forum will not It’s very slntpie, Mr. Rogers, the P. A, * Purveys Assorted 4th Tieym B id the eastern side of the Danube, fi.T> p r in t in g OO. INC. be'.g;uaranteed publication if they contain more than 300 words. children see it, why can’t you ? ? with Buds on the west We don't waslC some kinda of - U StiMt mum effort from the whole Amer- for at least ten yeai-s in order to l*he Herald reserves the right to decline to publish any matter Yours truly, (OouttaM«FF«B PageO m ) history to repeat itself. MaiiotiMtoi, Ooim. Open 'til ^ Thursdays and SaturiJbys " ' * see that German thodg^t gets ita Earl J. Campbell , And Entertaining Information THT HAS raROCSOM lean nation, speaks as A general that may be libelous or which is in bad taste. Free expression (Ceatlaaad fretn rage boa) . chance to take new and beAlthler of political views is desired by contributions o ftU a character defense for Nazi flaaltfe on either Tito Announces Any let-up In W ar Bond biiylng 0 « a « A t Hanacw __ who is about to make his greatest Bide of the capital and Russian en- fM B M d OetelMr L U B directions. but letters which are defamatory or abusive dlTlrbe rejected. 1 know almost everything,"^father, who was either lost at tea tlhSe for a change.*' Then, more at borne Is a latHdowa for the effort for victory. gifieers were ruahed up to prepare RUolj Liberation boys overseas. B*ai7 Bvaalag____ _ Bso«I>l Franklin P. Adame haa admitted Or "Juat skedaddled.” Emma Tar- eertoua vein, he observed; Gosed every Wednesday at Noon T wish.” says General Elsen­ gleton and her husband Riff y quar­ for its crossing. < London,' Nov. 6.— (P>—Marafabl Bolidara._ IHIWM at WlUard BepUea children and grandchildren w ill be EUington modestly, and in hia new book, "W ell—U it la Ume f6r a change ___at Haneheatar, hower, "that you would empha­ paying this debt Indefinitely. reled over which -it was; and hav« the way to get it totbla democracy Occupy Nine Suburban Potato U to announced la n oonupunlque Tbs laal movto baroas are tbs CUaa Hall Hattar. To the Editor: ^ “Nods and Becks” (Whittlesey sise over and over again In my I wonder who realizes what one Miss Mary C. Hatheway is con­ not apoken to each other for tlu is by meana oY-mtee. Whether I The Moscow communique, al­ today that the entire Yugoaiav- folks who ean stand It to alt Houae: |2) he acts about to back iOaSCRlPTION RATCS name and in the name of the Hebron NaturiUJy, one likes to know the billion really is. I multiplied some two decades. win or lose, L v ^ t to see a turn­ though not conforming the thrtwU Greek, frontier had been brought through soma doublp features. valescing at her home on Hathe­ Jas Monday, November 6 essary...... the IZlatudenta at Windham High It la not surprising that "E. K.” in that area, and* at the paraffn times a ‘little on the wry side, but use the verse form, as weU as s lican chairman, predicted a 12,000 many others, including Mayor not often. His verse is pointed, and noveUst of unusual talent. Don’t Army, shim nertis "We are on the homestretch school to be selected as a singer citea High achool atudenta as au­ bases nearby. Tlje formations vote Dewey-Bricker majority in The attuation Inside BudiHiest Spellacy of Hartford—all honor to knocked out' the lm ^ o i:^ t power sounds effortless, although he’d let the Jacket fool you— "Foothold and the enemy is using every des­ at the State Teachers’ Convention thorities in modem political them! Since then, owing to deaths the county. James A. Benson, was taported ebsoUe. Tbs Ankara. Cast Year Vota plant, a fractioning to w r, started probably scream at such an “ac­ of Earth” is not Just another book county Democratic chairman, perate trick in his bag to slow us in Hartford. Betty has a line so­ science. Everything that has come and resignations, FDR has been EIGHT PIECES l29.oo prano voice and Is a member of the huge fire with smoke risipg to cusation." c made no guess on the outcome We occupied moat of our apace out of official Washington in - the able to fill the High Court with 'Clipper Ship Men," by Alex­ up. This year marks the climax. High school Glee club. She is the 6,000 feet in addition to numerous F. P- A.'s loves end hates gre locally but aaid the president It ifi.^ th pleasure we announce the ar- last week giving our views on past twelve years bears the trade­ administration ‘stooges’ -and ‘yes- universal. There seems to be noth­ ander Lalng (Ducll,' Sloan A This is the year of maximum ef­ daughter of Eklmund H. Horton of mark of school boys. smaller fires, and planted two di­ would be re-elected “without any Personal Notioea ’ Ibia election. Tomorrow, at the^ men.’ in g that he lack.: an opinion on, be Pearce: 83) Js the faacinatlng question.” of a small shipment o f upholstered fort. calling for everything we Hebron. Encouraged by his success along rect hits on a 1,000 ton cargo ship ' pcdls, the people will give their That's the reason thoughful par­ at a pier nearby. From 24 to 30 it peanut butter, for which hia stpry of tiie dev^pment of thi davenports; an event in these trjring timei. have for the final blow. This Is Hallowe'en was observed In the ents in the Interest of their chil­ so many subversive, lines, he has “hate la utter," or political ora­ “perfect ship." Mr. Laing, who hai views. Whether or not those Zeros attacked the Liberators in Kaagaroos HetMvorons the year of decision, and to hasten local schools by parties at the vari­ dren win vote the Republican almost openly attempted the pros­ tory, fo r which he expresses the his subject down cold, goes bacli Card of Thanks Included are styles in the newest and most Views agree with our vlewR we ous schools and by evening frolics titution of our government by the eager passes that went through, to the beginnings of seafaring and the end we can’t relax for a ticket, mther than support a same feeling. We wish to tbenk ear Mends and approved taste for both lounging and for­ which were enjoyed by the children. infamous ‘Thousand-dollar Club;’ the Jormation. 'T o the city by the early train” provides the background Icadini Kangaroos are entirely i.erblv- nelshbors for their msnr klndneseee iirge their full expression, group which oPenly invites the Anti-aircraft fire was the worst oroua and are not popular with breath on the front or behind the This year there was no particular support of and consorts with Sid­ offering a share in the policy-mak­ is a typical opening line from his up to that neat era of the mid- shown us duriax the recent Uness and, mal sitting rooms which wiU be found com­ j We wish to venture a hope as complaint of depredations. many of the veteran crews had Australian farmers, since they death ot our sunt sad sister. Ml SELECT A front” ney Hillman and 'Earl Browder. ing of his administration, if con­ Samuel Pepysian diary. And then: 1800'a, whi(% produced ships and . to the manner in which those Several members of St. Peter’s seen since the early days of Mun- compete with domestic livestock Elsie L. Porter. fortable by both ladies and gentlemen due Manchester people who haven't iTiat Democratic advertisement tinued, to its members for each ‘ Elvety day my stuff I do skippers of lasting fame. Mrs. Jennie Beebe, Pauline views will be ex|ireased. It Is that Episcopal church, also the rector. thousand-dollan ‘antis.’ Of course da In the Central Solomons from And work as hard aa yoi^ or you; The author traces the trend Is for grass and other crops. . and Harold Beebe. to their excellent coil spring construction. yet given to the USO are caUed Rev. Harold R. Keen, attended *an proclaiming Mr. Roosevelt as the whence the “ Long Rangers” made tha votA on all aides tomorrow Great Humanitarian reminds one this is denied; but the evidence is And every day when I don’t shirk change of design toward the swift, upon to note what General Eisen­ all-day "Thank Offering” conven­ their first history in the Pacific graceful clipper, which for yean DOUBLE DUTY TABLE will be cast without bitterness, of the late, llluatrious "A l” . indisputable: Denial is easy; but I get a cocktai* after work.” hower says about ‘let-downs” on tion at Christ Church Cathedral, statement like that, if it Is not warfare. That day’s work la a real day’s ran away from its new rival, steam, Arrived also is another shipment o f those sHthout bate, without prejudice, Hartford, on Friday. Mr. Keen Smith’s famous comment when he Mrs. Eva Clark of Bridgeport, and kept its speed records intact the home front and their effect opposed F. D. R. for the third term backed up by complete evidence, work, he’ll have you know. F. P, s ^ o u t attention to small-minded furnished transportation. Basket who has been visiting her son-in- A. engenders 4he suspicion that he Fine illustrationa by Armatronf exquisite oblong cotton shag rugs which on the men in the front lines. —to wit— "You can’t make Santa can be sued for all Its maker is 'Riguments from either jHde. lunches were taken, drinks being worth. law and daughter. Postmaster and haa occasionally been accused of Perry help make "Clipper Ship range the entire rainbow in their pastel FOR HOLIDAY DINING provided. Bishop Budlong was a Claus unpopular.” Those even In Men" a beautiful and engrosslni 41 Shopping 1 talk with a lot of people, and Mrs. Edward Charter of Main having a pretty soft time of it, and ! ' They will so be cast if they have speaker. A communion service the 'teen age know that Santa street haa returned home. a testily defensive note rings out book. The perfect gift for loven tints. Size range from 20x36 inches to been formulated out of the stneera Oar Open Forum was held. Claus never actually gave a single I think it is odd that* most of the of ships. Independents’ are far over the llhe Francis DeCarll, seaman first clearly every now and then. But Days 4x6 feet with lid coven to match. convictions of the individual ^ t - The regular meeting of Colonel Christmas present. And those who class, son of Mrs. Mary DeCarli, he doesn't have to take bp the i *------Democratic town headquarters are haring their Income taxes for the New Deal. They seeni to cudgels. We don’t begrudge him IN THE LIVING ROOM ars—convictions attained through Henry Champion Chapter, D. A. R., voice ideas favorable to tlmt side. of Sand Hill section, who is on a Sum-Ups today- has in circulation* a printed will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 8, deducted from every pay envelope Liberty ship, is spending a leave hio salary, and would w lA Mr. "Our Sons WUl Triumph," ar­ Christmas Intelligent and dispassimiate ap- know by now that the "Great For myself, 1 am “fed Ujp” with Adams the fortune he’d like to sheet titled "Newspaper Repre­ .at Day hall, Colchester, opening at wise-cracking falsities and side­ with his mother. He has recently ranged by Jack Dixon (CroweUt fraleal of the true issues of the Humantarian" popularized himself have, except Uiat by bis own ad­ 82.50). Full page photographs U- sents Republicans Only,” and 2 p. m., with a biuineas meeting to stepping. For the. Mat 12 years I return^ from the European thea­ aampaigm I f they are l o formu­ he followed by an open meeting. with billions from the pay en­ ter of war, and while in Italy on mission, he'd stop writing if he had luatratlng, phrase by phrase, tha bearing the statement that "The have Ix m growing more and moce lated, they will aU bo American Members are invited to bring velopes of every workingman ind D-Day met Lieut. Milton F. Smith, that much money. And that would President’s D-Day prayer. Tory Manchester Herald prints woman in these United States. It disgusted with the dishonest never do. / WATKINS BROTHERS votes, worthy of Americana—as gueats. The speaker will be the methods and words of the New nephew of Mrs. Alice I*- Charter only one side in its Open Forum.” Rev. Wallace Caney of WestcheS' reminds one of the old-time bar­ of Main street, who is on a mer­ "W ar Is My Parish," by Dorothy • they should be at a time when it tender who made himself a "great Deal Admlndstratlon, which is “ Foothold of EMrth," by Richard incorporated Strangely enough, we have had ter who will talk on "Wool Cul­ seeking with all the wily propo- chant marine vessel. The two had Fremont Grant (Bruce: 82.25). saeans more than ever before to ture.” Annual dues will be pay­ guy” by passing out the boss’s met in EUington a few years ago Matthews Hallet (Doubleday Do­ from Republicans the complaint ganda at its command to extend Accounts of the courageoiu ac- he an American, living in an able at the meeting. Miss Anne liquor and cigars.. when Lieut. Smith was visiting his ran: 32.50) la one of the extremely complishmenta of CathoHc chap- that we have allowed our Open I note too that Earl Campbell itself into the vista of the future. rare books wMch a publisher actu­ at Main and Oak Sts. American democracy. Clark, treasurer. Mrs. Albert W. aunt Seaman DeCarll will report lalna on the battle fronts. Watkins Dual-^urposa tablaa look to all jBia werid Uka ngh h . wants to be representative to set And I believe if the present set­ at the Brooklyn receiving station ally describes in understatement. Forum to be dominated by Demo­ Hilding will preside as regent up is allowed to remain in power Beyond this election lie impor­ Mrs. William Hammond, daugh­ up a new form of town govem- Saturday, Nov. 11. ' It is less the story Itself than the eenth Century living room tables. Yet, when tha Thanksgiving cratic letters. Republicans have for four more years, which in all strange, half-world, almost magic "Normal Lives for the Diaabled." tant days for us all, for our coxm- ter of Attorney and Mrs. John A. inent and that ihferentlally he Mrs. James Kelley has been en­ by Edna Yost, in collaboratloh or Christmas board is to be spnad.y^presto.. .these innocent pointed out to us that the Open Markham, of Burrows Hill RMd, takes a shot at George Waddell. nkelibood may have to be In part tertaining her brother. Corporal mood wl\}ch makes this novel out­ try, for the world. No matter administrated by Trutaan. that with Dr. Llllisn M. Gllbreth (Mac­ pieces open to seat from six, ten moral Cbooaa froin toib- Forums of last Friday and Satur­ and her two children have arrived Well, the voters can take tbelr Elmer Premtss, w)io is on furlough standing, though not great. “ Foot­ what the election result Itself tois means that the most despic­ hold of Earth” U divided between millan; 82Ji0). How the phyalcany sols and drop-leaf designal day contained only letters with a here for an extended stay at the choice, but p e^ n a lly I prefer Hr. from Camp Claiborne, La. handicapped can attain economic may be, it will be the duty of us Markham home. Mrs. Hammond' Waddell's adnilnUtration and busi­ able elements in our public Ufi Mrs. CUiarles Eastwood, who has land and sea. Jason Ripple, mer­ Democratic slant. the Hagues, Kellys, Pendergasta, chantman whose ship Is torpedoed, independence end a normdl social all to pledge our loyalty to that husband. Captain Hammond, la ness ability to that of Mr. Camp­ been visiting her niece, Mrs. Ed­ existence. What votes Democratic Head­ now on overseas duty. Flynns and their Ilk, will be In ward Drake, of New Jersey, has re­ returns to the Maine seaport town seoult for great Tthnposas which bell. And I rather doubt that Mr. where the Ripple-Fedfem feud is quarters hopes to swing with A communion service on Wednes­ actual control of all our lives, and turned home. are really above party lines—the Campbell would deliberately set the destiny of our country, with ail tradition. Outside hie home banga "M y Aunt Louisa and Woodrow such a charge against this news­ day, All Salhta’ Day, was held at The next meeting of EUington LUSH, LOVELINESS FROM winning of this war, the winning himself up aa a keener, more sue its faults, God’s Country—which the lighted lantern, which every Wilson,” by Margaret Axson Elliott paper we can’t Imagine. Our Open St. Peter’s Episcopal church at 10 ceasful business m ■ than our two Grange wlU be Wednesday. Nov. 8. (Chapd Hill; 83). Recollections of 41 Shopping Days to Christmas e f the peace, the continued march a. m., the Rev. Hapold R. Keen- offi­ we all love, and which we must and there will be election of officers. night for 20 yearn haa vainly beck­ Torum has'been open to all. We republican noiblneea for repreaen not, by means of careless or unin­ oned home Andy Ripple, Jason’s the Bctaola'’ who became President Chippendale aonadlaa, Bhtte toward the full promise of Itfe in ciating. A fine attendance is re­ tatlve,. Mr. Keith and Mr. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Arens OVAL LOOR-SHAC RUGS have, in fact, bton at special pains ported. formed thinking, throw to the are head of the social committee. aton and Duncan Fhyfa America. On the eve of election, I should wolves. I have studied the mat­ to be sura to include lengthy let­ drop-leaf models, range in Tba need for unity on these ’TAe ration board office wss dosed like to sbun(\ a note of optimism ter closely for the last 12 years, ters obviously prepdted at Demo­ Friday, Afrs. Leroy H. Getchdl, regarding the future of tpU, the Cast Selected price from $38.50 mp to great issues will be equally great, and I do not write as a bigoted Manchester Chalk Rose, Cascade Green, Wedgewood cratic Headquartera. clerk, haring been called to Bos­ greatest country in the world. partisan, but from a conviction ar­ $79.00. no matter what the result tomor­ ton. Tolland Blue, E ggshell.. .lush colors to enhance We do apologize, to letter Regardless of who wins the rived at by such thinking and row. We must, when the result An artesian Well Is being dug on presidency it is certain that we Date Book ‘ For Xmas Play your Eighteenth Century or Modem Fur­ writers of both allegiances, for a coipparison of what haa been hap­ becomes known, be instantly the premises of the Rev. Harold will carry on for already It is evi­ pening in the foreign world for the The regular meeting of Tolland lack Of space caused by the war­ R. Keen. A t last report water had niture. . .deep, rich, loop-piled cotton shag ready to ahed our poUtics and dent that there are so many last 20 years, that such a trend if Grange will be held In the Com­ Tonight , time newsprint situation. That not been struck in sufficient quan­ Democratic Senators and Repre­ munity Houae, Tuesday, Nov. 7 at' Twentieth anniversary of Beetho­ Grant Expression Club rugs for bedroom or living room luxury. . . 38.50 turn wboleheartedly to the des^ tity to call a halt and the work is continu^ (and part of it is the un­ lack of space probably means sentatives who are "fed up” with heard-of continuation of a presi­ 8 p. m. The bualnesa of the eve- ven Glee Club. at a price! Make just grand Christmas tiny that lies ahead. \ still proceeding. Mr. Keen has , the Roosevelt extravagance and. Ing will be the election of officers, Dr. Albert L. Knoblaugh, Uni­ At Monthly Meeting, 'nib that today's iMue will not be able made man} Improvementa on the dent for two terms beyond the pre­ 'It is every American's solemn errors that Congress will take scribed limit) will bring disaster to and voting on candidates the hos­ versity of Connecticut, to apeak on Holds Discussions. gifts. Did you know? You ean to include all the campaign let­ property since acquiring it and the over Its constitutional functions pitality committee wlU serve light duty to register ^hls own views. former owner, -Claude W. Jones, our wonderful priceleis, and God- Educational Week program. High pay aa you use Watkins ters which have been received. If,, and effectively apply the brakes given system of government. refreshments during tile socUl School hall at 8. I f that duty is exercised oonscien- haa also put it into fine shape after to the New Deal philosophy which Tha tJiHan Gertrade Grant Ex­ Furniture? On easy W. B. for reasons of space, we. are haring bought It a few yean ago. I was much interested in Carl hour. Tomorrow 'tiously, there need be no fear of The Tolland P T A will sponsor e pression Club held Its monthly Budget Terms? forced to omit some, last minute The second session of the danc­ but for t(ho war would have plung­ Hansen’s latest letter. If he is the Election Day. Polling place, the the result ed the great United States into same C. H. who wrote once be­ modem and old-fashioned dance meeting at the "Y ." Friday evening 27x54 inches...... |8.50 letters, we shall have endeavored ing class at Hebron town hall last Armory, Main street opposite with the president, Mias Bvaliiu Tuesday afternoon and evening some form of Insolvency. fore. he has quite evidently made to be .held at the Tolland Town Leonaid street Hours 6 a. m. to 8 39.50 to make a fair selection among Contrast the status of the Con^ up his mlniU True, Dewey is not Hall Nov. 10 at 8:80. Musli^wUl Pentland, conducting the busineM 24x40 inches ; ...... 8 .^ Oar l^wo Representatives brought out larger numben, espe­ m. meeting. T W new members wen 39.75 them. cially in the ’teen-age group. The 'nectlcut treasury w}th that of the a Fascist, Roosevelt la not a Com­ be furnished by Frank Kalae and Wednesday, Nov. S federal financial situation and you munist; but a funny old Chinese bis orchestra. welcomed 1 Into the club, Mrs 28x32 inches...... S.95 ^quiring purely local votes, But we owe no apology to Dem­ class will be held this evening, ow­ Surgical dresshiga at American George Reynolds and Mrs. Cleon readily get the picture of Repub­ proverb cornea toi my mind. “You Mr, and Mrs. ^Elton Mann of Legion hall. 10 a. m. to 4iS0 p. m., but not of purely local impor­ ocratic Headquarters. It has re­ ing to the national election tomor­ Chapman. row, when the hall will be In use. lican frugality and governmental cannot prevent the birds from fiy- Tolland avenue, Tolland, quietly Friday, Nov. 19 . tance, is Manchester's election to­ ceived more than fair treatment.' Raymond Couture, vriio lives on efficiency as against Democratic ing over your head, but you can celebrated their silver smddlng an­ Tin Can Salvage Collection. Miss Beatrtoe Sweeney gave an morrow of two representatives to And the thanks we get is, per­ the old Colchester road on the for­ blundering and waste. keep them from making nests In niversary at thslr home Nov. 8. Saturday, Nov. 11 Intareating account of her recent 'Ihey received mapy floswra, gifts, trip to Chicago where she vlaited Bit in the 1045 session of the Gen­ haps, altogether characteristic. mal Pednar place, la a patient at Thoughtful, Intelligent voters. In your hair.” Open Houae, Ladles’ Auxiliary, a Norwich hospital, haying suffer­ the complete privacy of the voting By the record’ I know that there and cards from relatives, friends Italian-American Club, at the Oram Exchange and the fa­ Gifts, gifts, who has the Christmas gifts? The Gift Box at eral Assembly at Hartford. and neighbors. Mrs. Mann la a na­ mous Marshall Field store. ed a severe fracture of Mils leg, booth, will pull the Republican has been a lot of such a nest-bulld- street clubhouse: Watkins, o f o o u ^ . Brimming over with Christmas stock. U , woyld, from Manchester's caused by the kick of a horse. He ing In the White Houae for 12 tive of Tolland. Annual banquet of Artderion- Misa Mae Morrison reviewed th« n ^ t of view alone, seem a com- German Regrets Ic 11 years old and is a pupil at Willard B. Rogers. yeafa; you all can mention a doz­ Sgt. Hlarry Labonte who has Shea Poet Masonic Temple, pUy, "Chicken Every Sunday," Brimming over with smart, clever gifts for the home. Come see! which the enjoyed recently in 22.50 jmon sense matter to return to of­ ’ In the German town of Roet- the Hebron Center school, inter­ en ‘homing sparrows;* but I do not been o^srseaa 22 mdntha serving Annual Armistice Day Dinner mediate grades. Mr*. Hardy Sums Up know o f any such which are .house­ most of the time In Ooreica and Dance of American Legion, legion New York. i ' fice the two representatives who, gen, American army questioners Bllae Grant Talks Corporal Milton Porter waa To the Editor: . , keeping in the gubernatorial Sardinia returned to the home a? Home. « 41 Shopping Days t o Christmas after. their service in the 1043 have been. polling some of the home for a short leave of a few This Is my last campaign letter ‘thatch,’ unless it be a certain old his parents,- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tuesday, Nov. 14 M is s Grant gave a talk on, Thi session, should now be regarded German people On the big broad hours only last week. He Is a son no doubt to the Joy of the long Eagle who 'has always been re­ Labonte, Thursday and'has called Lecture at Center .Church HoUae Why, Whem and Where of Pauat In Oral InterpretaUon. There waii as experienced legislators. questions of this war. of Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Porter. suffering public. Tomorrow comes garded with not only tolerance, on. several of his TOliand friends on "Child Feeding" fcy Dr, Martha Mr. and Mrs. Clinton I. Will and in the Tolland Grange of which he f i « « a discussion of Introduction I’if But even more important, per­ the. eleptlon—from my standpoint but respect. Potgieter. 1.00 The answers are illuminating two sons of Tohkerf, N. T., were the moat Important one.Jn my life­ Well, it won’t be long now! is. a member. Thnraday, Nov. 18 of guest speakers and entertalnen haps, is the fact that It will be a to any one trying to imagine what here for a*iew days, visitors at the time, and I have seen many ot Katherine DeF. Hardy. News haa been received of the Annual meeting, ^ u th End Fire and accompanying stage etlqwtte good thing for Manchester, which the tosk of rcHedncating the Ger­ home of Mrs. Will’s mother, Mrs. them. Upton aose said last week 42 Maple street death of Mrs. CHara Hawkins District at Fire Headquarters on’ A cast was chosen for a Christ­ E. G. Lord. mas play to be directed by Miai knows and prises Governor Ray- man people will be. that it It the most critical one in Baker m Pepperell. ICase., October Spruce street Another public card party was 30, 1944. Mrs. Clara Baker was Anne McAdams, at the December mond E: Baldwin, to send to the the history of our country I be­ A Reply To Willard Saturday, Nov. 18 First, these , German citizens held at Hebron.tqwn hall last Wed­ lieve this, not b^ause of my To The Editor; bom in Tolland, May 22, 1849, the Father and Son banquet. High­ meeting of the club. 'Lagislature two men who can be hold Hitler responsible for the nesday evening. Though attend­ party or your party; but because if Mr. Willard B. Rdgers' denuncia daughter of the late Albert and land Park Community Club. The members, during the work- relied upon to give him intelligent ance waa not BO large a j usual a a fourth to m of the New Deal tlon of pupils, parents and teach Elizabeth Ann Johnson Hawkins Wednesday, Nov. 22 shop program, practiced Interpre­ war, but o ] ^ in one way. 'They fine "time waa r e p o r t and bridge tation of VMlpua«, aelecUoiia m support in his Connecticut, pro­ continues its subversive power, ers because the ManUKestec High lived in Tolland In early life, was "’Jurkey, Goose sind P ig" ralHe, hold him responsible not ‘for and pinochle were played. Leroy married in Tolland In 1869 to Wil­ poetty- '-.a ii! -V,: gram for the, next two years. many of the best informed think School PoU favored Roosevelt is Cheney hall., , "ti i starting the war, but for not be-' H. Getchell won lin t honon in ers (as witness many writers in amusing to those wlutetoiow, Mr, liam R. Baker who died In 1889. niursday, Nov. 28 Friday of this week. Miss Grant 19.75 the-director of the club, will pre­ For these two main reasons, we bridge and Norton P. Warner cap­ Rogers.' . ■ t- Mrs. Bakes was buried in the fSm Ing able to finish it victoriously. the (Christian Century) feel sure Thanksgiving Day, g sent a dramfiUc recital ^ o r the urge the re-election of Represen­ tured high score In pinochle, with that we shall be_in great danger O f course Mr. R o ^ rs would lly lot In Forrest Hills, Mass. Mrs. Thursday, Nov. 28, f SPOTLESS/ GLEAMING They question no^ his purposes, prizes awarded. Refreshments Southwest Community Circle ol tatives George E. Keith and S. of losing our unique form of gov­ favor that rugged Individualism of Baker leaves a daughter Mias Dedication of Howell Cheney t ) 5 # i but his strategy. The war itself were made up of cider and dough­ Enizabetb Baker of Pepperell Hartfonnvhere 4t haa been hei Rairmond Smith, and suggest that nuts. ernment which for the last 150 the Republican Party. For all the Technical achool. pleasure to entertain on prevloui was all right But they say,,Hit­ yeato “Ass been the 'great white years of the depresaloh it kept Idasa., and cousins. Friday, Dec. 1 V ' Hi ^ ' h they receive special' consideration ler shouldn’t have made the mis­ The local fire department is stag­ ' Fred Johnson has sold his large Annual Benefit Ball, Manchester occasions. ^ _ . ; ‘ifc V P*' FLOORS OF LINOLEUM ing a card party on the 17th and hope’ of the world. him supplied with carnations for The club win next meet on De- < •' .A from the voters of Manchester, take of trying to light the West­ We are at a parting of the ways. hia well tailored suits, full course dairy farm on Sugar Hill section Memorial hospital. Sponsorship owing to that fact the P.T.A. will cemtor L ■ /' ■A ■' Just as, we feel certain. Governor ern Allies and Russia at the same omit its next party date, which The trend of our history for the dinners at hia Bond HbteU a fine of Tolland to Lloyd Barstow of Women’s Auxiliary. Hotel Bond, Baldwin is going, to receive spe­ would fall on the 46th. next century may be fixed by car and a general air of opulence Hebron, Conn. >- Hartfoid. - time. what you and I do at the polls that hia influence and connections . The Greyhound Bua enroute ------« I' '■ Meat t ' Total proceeds for sale of milk­ errs of luxury 4 cial consideration. Each of us can vote yea or no; and entitled him to have. The social from Boston to New York will Cldorlnev Killer and I Today} There is, in other words, no weed p oA collected by Hebron Atlanta—(FH-The most popu moral issue involved, for these school children amounted to 112.40. i beg of thoee who are "Independ­ circle In which he moved never al­ make stops In Tolland for passen­ ent” voters to think carefully, not lowed him to come into cqptact gers at the Tolland Poet Office, Chlorine p la y^ a double role lar brand of elgaretta bare u Oemuuis. They do not. recognize Of this slim the center school gets "atoona" A , amoker axplalned EiMohower’i Appeal |6 and the other schools propor­ in terms of *party,’ but to thihk of with tha thouaanda of people with­ either to go east or w est In World War L Used In aolutkm FIRST AID TO SANTA, F O R GIFTS such a, thing as aggression. In what this may mean to our chil­ out these connections who. In addi­ Mr. and Mrs. Furlong Flynn aa an antiseptic. It saved thou­ "You know your favorita braiK Plan your Dream Kitchen of Tomorrow now. The bloody preliminary to any tionate amounts. their present mood, they would be dren and grandchllflren for many tion to tha lack of camgllqas, had moved from their home In Man­ sands of lives, used la the form that the cleric at Uw ilgar ston Begin it today with a spotless, gleaming, san-. The Center school pupils are ‘atoopS’ down under the countei opening of full scale action on the perfectly Willing to have Germany working on m operetta to be pre­ generations. no bread. Ha did know they had chester Friday to their nesdy re­ of poiaon gas. It choked out the CLAUS-MANTELS For one thing, we are in debt, no Jobs because his Manufactur­ quired home In Tolland village. to get." N ot raallj^ "luxurioua* in tha ''expsn- itary floor of sparkling linoleum, laid the western front now seems to have try again—provided, of course, sented towaNs Uie last of the lives of thousands of others. been acoompUsb^ with the frea- present month at the town hall. not only, for neceeaary war ma­ ers’ Asaoctatlon controUed thta de- Mrs. Helen KraJewsU Wamat aive” w a y .. .but one o f the pieces .vou Watkins Way. It’s the floor of tomorrow... that the strategy selected next terial, but on -account of reck'ess paitment, ' jof Tolland waa matron of honor hV of the port of Antwerp. Former supervisor Charles M. resflient to work on..;and restful. Well time seeiped to be one more cer­ Larcomb took the place of Mrs. spending of -our money by men It Is too bad, Mr. Rogers,'thktf and Tier husband, Eugene Ignata V0|.I)NTE|!:R BI-ANR — BI4»0D D0NI)B SKBVU.B put off bujring bei»ass you-“ can’t sit This is tbb greatest port in - tain of a German victory. James Kahn -in the-intermediate who seem to have no idea of ita you couldn’t have taken time out Wamat of Tolland waa beet man at Mancliester Chapter. Tfie Ateerieaa Red t^oaa , 3 9 -5 0 6 5 'm down very often in your bedroom any­ help you design a custom made floor, if you aorthwostam Bunme. Our abiUty department. Center school, Thurs­ value, or, of what the plltng up of from your private enterpriee and the wedding at S t Joseph's church Similarly, they have no re­ ,.4 . wish, with borders, feature strips or special to use It win shorten ouT supply day and Friday. Mrs. Larcomb, careleea debt means to tax^yers. n i^ e d Individualism to have gone in Rockville, October 25, when i Want X© Donate Blood for the Araty and Navy way.” NevorUieleaa, there’s .life and morse for the barbarities which who has been suffering from a ^ p Wa now owo 800 bilUona — a elummlng In tbeee days. It might Mlaa Loulae Dreher of Springfield, inaata. •Hites to the western ftnnt by ■paride In them fo r your room. . Luxury Hitler has subjected on the con­ cold. Is better and has returned to stupendous figure, going far be­ taava op«mad your eyes even though Maae., ahd Staff Sergeant Herman Narea bnaglBs Santa vuttlng your bouas If yoa bavsnl hundreds of mUaa And It Is ea- quered peoples of Europe, They her school In Salenu yond human imagination. Bewnd It never could have opened your Anthony Krajewakl-were married. a mantel wheruon to bang tba atoeklngaT We’ve tha,t will jgive you and the room a lift! ttaiated t ^ now we aza free to Daniel Rearick and family have years ago Oongreea fixad 69 bll- hsBrt. ^ ' A reception tenenm at the home fixed that thla year. W e have tba mantelst regret only that these barbarities I a ••• • * >ao©pa©«»«P I^ *d s to choose from in gay chintzes, work on clearing it and repair- moved from Barrows HUl road to Uona as the amount of debt that You- won’t have to gb slumming of the groom’a eiater and brothar- AddiTOMi Finely made Just like taonest-to-goodnoM flroplaM ylpfluenced the rest of the world Hope Vallsy where they are oc- .was safe. I believe that we owed In Mancbaetcr today, Mr. Rogers. In-Iaw Mr. and Mrs. Eugene L mantela. In faot, you can uae them when you soft pastel plains. It, it may be in satisfactory to a more stem resistance to cupylnc the place owned by the about 60 billions baCore the war. Our people own^thelr own bomee. Wamat of S u ^ r HUl, Tolland. P b on a ...... A g e , 1 8 -8 0 .Age,^-60 build your new taouael *, ter us by the end of -this German 'victory.« Rerv. Paul D yw The plam left va­ I hear many paopla say ‘T O R ' eat well, and have money In the cant by the Rearicks, ownad by did ao much for ua whaa wa nead- banic.'. Franklin D. Roosevelt has Me Baaaar Ib is is the same German mood Charles O. AUyn, is being taken Cheek hour you prafeF appointment: a tschnliMl developinant la ed I t " That la tmay e f eearaa, but seen to WATKIMS GIFTS WATKINS which let Hitler come, to -power by Mr. and Mrs. William J. John­ It waa your monoy and mtaia that Children, Ugh aeboot or other Daring 1942 the Navy eonsumed 12-1...... M ...... taotNiat i- H e d w only liign eatabUahlng the WATKINS GIFTS and start this war. It U a Ger­ ston who are moving from West­ was spent for it; and how 'waste- echoole, only know what they aee. 159.800.000 pounds ef freab meat. Fill fn and mail to gresty acaons. Prea- man mood which would permit chester, .|Mir. Jeiiniion was -award­ fuUy,. the"records show. TTio gov­ They eaw Manchester during the 18.700.000 dozen eggs, 62,700,000 ed the 'Congressional medal of American Bed Croaa, Houae B Hale Building i ^ other night, a nsw Hitler to coige to .power ernment has no saoney oxcapt Republican depteoskm and- tliey poimda of sugar, 28,900j000 pouada tvhat yoa aad X gtv* ' H " ' gnfi oar|iww mder the. ^eCearaala, Ii«. .1 MANCMIliinTJIl BVCrnWG HERALD. MAlfCHBSTER. C30NN- MUHDAT. ITOVEMBfR «, 1944 -an/ ~ ■ ------^ - I II !■ ■ chairman at * committee to p»»«i Frank Reilly for the annual Chrlstmtia party to High ll^ng Toms Pound omorrow. be held in ranker Hall next month the town of Huitgeii, and ran in­ for the children of members of the Heatiiif S) Throwii to Strong tank, infantry Afmy Refuses to t^cJio Goebbels Line Section D^a Nipponese Troops Is Re-Named local. He will be assisted by Mi­ Chii UllerV fire near Konnerscheidt. Advise To win Officials ' d chael Klelnsclunidt, Frank Mur­ Xhera wa# no Allied confirma­ phy, T. Brock, EmU Klete, Joseph on. mu KIM Maas; tion of the German radio an­ Pollfl; State Armory, Mfiin fOenttnaed froa Png* One) t- Wpods, Sadrozinski and Mrs. Hel­ nouncement, broadcast y*fj**^*y ■ ■ ill* I ' Nominated to Head Lo­ en Sadroslnskl. A FMi St., between Haynes St. b Tew I 2 P ocl^ Left and repeated today, that the Al­ In Treating Nazi Prispners of War back their wounded and dead until Election Set Up Is Com­ cal TWVAd Other Offl- The slate of officers will be pre­ lies have landed airborne and Middle turnpike. ' 6 a. m „ Sunday." plete in All Details; RockviUe sented to toe local election on Sun­ For V again In the Amhelm area. But SbeBa Sweep Highway cers Up for Re-Election day, Dec. 8. (C «»tlW *« tWBi g — ■ Marshal Montgomery’s men now Captives Soak Up'Democracy in Personal Observations, Officials Say Hours of Voting: 6 a. m. to While U eu t Gen. Walter Krqeg- hold the Une of the Maaa In west­ Voting by Streets tote -o* \T *. Van Oimp Bi 8 p. m. tomorrow, Tues­ eri* 6th Army arUUery hurled A slate of officers for Local 63 ' 11 Taaiif limortaMat c te r ln f Ui« w«st Schelde ep> ern Holland, except for two small sheila Into Ormoc, other heavy AidAll! in SpeedingSnf>fNlinir Work. ^ V O tO M k ete at Moerdljk and Wlllem- By Peter Edeon eyes a* they work In American day, Nov. 7. T.W.U.A., CIO, of Cheney Broth­ m ^.U i Aatwwp. guns were sweeping Highway ------■, I TELEPBONS it44 The AOIev hold «B the aouth atad. Both were about four miles 'NEA Stalf Correepondent communities, aria a* they soak It ers, wa* put up at the annual Trusses—Belts Washington — America's first up in U S. newspapers, books, Number Two aa It winds through V "Vote early,” will bs toe slo- j meeting of the union held In Tink­ Free l»*peelle*| -[ ^ t h e U e— IVom north of wide and two miles deep. Listed by Streets; Voters mountain paMes to Csrigara, mak­ For RockviUe [ertdt«id>o«cb to the een ex- Sink Ten-Bargee prisoner of 'war was a Jap-i--the magazines, movies and radio. are listed according to gaa tomorrow aa Manchester of­ er HaU yesterday afternoon. Frank EXPERT FITTERS I Mosquitos of the Seepnd Tacti­ fellow manning that baby sub­ The number of irreconcilable ing It Impossible for the’ Japanese Reilly,, president of toe local for lier two amnll pocket*, each residence. Division of to move troops over It, even under ficials prepare toe election setup milee long; end two milea deep cal Air Force aank ten bargCa marine caught at Pearl. Harbor. Nazis, arrogant Hitlei fanatic* toe past seven years, was renomi­ ARTHUR DRUG STORES He’s still around, but since that who won’t believe anything, at voting li8t.s as follows: cover of darkness, at toe state armory for What is Both Partied Conducted nated for the office, carrying with 845 Main St. Maa^iOeter the Uoerdljk hrtdgreend loaded with men and equipment ■ Plnamopan, strategic communl-, Read HenJd A dm snilemated ferry 16 mile* aouth of crossing the Mass yesterday. time Jap, German and Italian first high, has been dropping. One expected to be a record vote for him his last year's slate of officer*, Academy - Edwards cation center on Leyte’* iwrthwest tola *town. Weather permitting, a . Active Campaign to ftotterdem. On Walcheren Island, the most prisoners of war have been collect­ of the greatest shocks to a batch vice president,' Matthew Paton; ed by the hundred thousand and Eldridge - Lyness coast, wss captured yesterday by vote' of 12,000 has bMn estimated James Fogarty, treasurer; Tude Oanaaa Root Mon Complete bitterly defeh^®** German, position of all-out Nazi veterans of the veterans of the American 24tb Bring Out A ll Eligible. In Holland, the enemy garrison 243,848'of them are now In the Afrika Korps is to throw a new Madison - Riverside Drive for Manchester and extensive Vince, secretary, and Joseph Han­ Wcat of theee pocket*, the Ger- afill fou gh r savagely for Mlddel- United States, 192,846 of them be­ division who Immediately headed plans have been made by both na, trustee to- three years. detail of pri-soners from Norman­ south toward Ormac, wsst coast Rockville, Nov. 6.— (Special) I jout became more complete burg. but Brltish-Canadlan troop* ing Germans. dy In With them. When they get Robert Road - Woodaide parties to get out toe biggest vote Opposition was voiced in the P port town 20 miles away through With both major parties carrying meeting to toe present social se­ Allied troop* *warmed over were closing in, and all the Ger­ What the number wlll.be before from their own kind the news that ever and to keep to* levers on toe )lea Irtand and the St. Philip*' which the Japanese for three day* 20 voting machines working con­ on active campaigns, a large vote curity Taws and the meeting went man guns which could fire on the the war Is over is beyond know-1- the German army is reeling back Voter.s who have very re­ have managed to bring In rein­ NOTICE! s— penlnaula to the north which Schelde estuary have now been Ing. Their flow Into the United ' tinuously *11 day long. ie anticipated by party leader* at Th* scene above typical of thousands of communities throughout to* nation. It abowi Clave on record as favoring changes In ■ the aouthem bank of the across France, they are not so in­ cently moved will be list­ forcements. To Operate New Plan certain regulations of that law. silenced. States is under the control Of the clined to believe that all the news ed by old address. Tuesday’s election. ’The voting Uuiden, In an ever-i-growing Une« waiting outside a drug store after word got around that toer* were y / THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING tiouth of the Maaa. On the Third Army front, a re­ commanding generals In theater* South of Ormoc — the enemy’* Voting will be handled this some cigarettes for sale iiM*ilda. Secretary Tude Vice was elected Allied troop* *elzed all of Wal- In American papers, all the broad­ last escape port—the 7th Infantry jrear on a much different plan. machines have been set tip In toe OF THE BRinSH-AMERICAN CLUB newal of offensive action carried of operation. Periodically a ship­ cast* on American radio pro­ haren Island except the small port American Infantry Into Berg, a load of them lands at some U. S. Party Listings: Top Lever, division was about 12 miles away There will be four dlvlsiona of Police court room. Memorial WILL BE HELD t Veer* on the north coast and grams, are lies all lies. Republican; Second Le after a 14-mile drive from captiwed Manchester streets with aa ma.iy building, and all voting for toe son, of tola city, and a brother, having too home mad* kite which smalt town on the Moselle river port and the authorities on this The tough customs, the non- th* kite srhldi got Into the air Plumber, Steamiittei* he towp of Mlddleburg In the cen eight miles . northeast of 111100- side swing into action and handle ver, Democratic,' s. Baybay. aisles for voters to enter, accord­ towm of Vernon v/lU be done here, Henry Fryer, of WUIimantlc. traveled toe longest distance, fte first, Ronald McDonald for the cooperative prisoners, are Climactic Battle ’Takdag Shape ing to hie or her residence. Two with the polls being open from' 6 The funeral will be held on let out all of his 3,000 feet of string moat attractive kite, and Joseph •T. vUle, and near the point where the them, shipping them out to any In camp* where discipline is still­ Pump Mechanic V o’clock. vance for toe aaslstance of the originality. All five wUl attend the AT THE USUAL HOUR INSTEAD late to Antwerp with an Army of Approxlmatclj 60 per cent of numbers to call if trans­ tbe voter has but to look for his There is more than the usual Burial will be In Grove Hill ceme­ judges. Donald Newmatker wub footbaU game at th* University of CARL NYGREN Score New Gains The officer who received that the prisoner* are on- duty in Array taking shape fasL ipproxlmately 110.000. the BritUh first Jap prisoner of war has re­ portation is desired: Japanese mechanized reinforce­ street division, get into that line Interest in toe local contests as tery. first honors for the best construct­ Connecticut on Saturday aa gueata 15 Sonth St. teL 5497 OF TUESDAY! Farther south, the Seventh camps, 40 per cent In work camps and pass through to a set of five all candidates have carried on Ooaaell Meeting ed kite, Robert Andre for having of toe Board. Army’s continuing drive ,in the ceived all the others. He is Brig. where they do farm, factory or ments, brought north along the Of the 25.000 prisoner*, 13,000 <3en,,JHapkshear M. Bryan. Jr., (Republican) Ormoc-Plnamopoan highway de­ iftacbines assigned to that street sKtive campaign# For Judge of Mayor Raymond E. Hunt will life aken'in the pocket south of Baccarat sector scored new gains, forest work. The rule is, no work, Cory room In n prisoner of war camp provides opportunity for cap­ section. Probate, the preaent Incumbent. preside at toe meeting of the Rock­ the Allied communique reported. a Louisianian and a former line no eat. The tough boys some­ 2-1994 2-1933 spite ceaseless aerial Interference, the Schelde, and 8.000 on the tives to pass their leisure inometits pleasantly. Not the pin-up ^ ri already have been In contact with street Addreee First Judge Francis O’Lougblln, Demo- viUe City CkiuncU to be held this Including the capture of the vil­ coach at West Point. His experi­ times go on hunger strikes but 2-1805 2-1852 The important thing to watebJerat, is opposed by Judge Carl A. Schelde Islands. ence cince Pearl Harbor has In the window. Here Hitler’s ex-warrlors find opportunity to indulge advance unite o f the 24th division, evening’at 7 o’clock. ’The date of The two pocket* at Moerdllk lage of SL BarbC, get over It before two weeks have in a favorite hobby, wood-carving out for at toe polls tomorrow is Goehrlng, trial Justice of toe El­ meeting has been advanead due to As the huge Allied air assault taught him many things he didn’t Democratic headquarters but no large-scale fighting was in u d Wlbefated were believed to passed. A day’s work Is expected progress jret. your residence address. The pro­ lington (jourt, RepubUesa candi­ toe election on Tuesday. • continued, with 21 German cities know about Orman peychology. date. hold no more than 2,000 or 8,000 of everyone. If he 'low* d o ^ . ’phone 2-0550. American artillery, wa* brought cedure will be speeded up If toe Aoetloa TealgM There has been some criticism voter forgets momentarily bis or hit in the last 36 hour* by a that’* all right, but he still has 80 cents a day from the Army, free and there the prisoner ha* mto play in forward positions from In toe contests for r^resenta- Th# Longview P .T . A. wUl hold ot approximately 9,000 Allied of the Army lately, for no^ “prop­ her name until he or she gets to tives in toe General Assembly, the ^^^^?!ere 1* no doubt von Model’s to do his day’s work before he but the employer pays Into the access to books that he may never the PinamopOan spearhead and an old fashioned auction this eve­ planes, the Luxembourg radio said agandising’’ these German prison- can quit. If It takes him 24 hours. the checker^ making sure that Republican candidates, Gerald R. Arnnr has been greatly depleted,’’ era, trying to make good liberal U. S. Treasury going rates for have Been or heard of before. He shells from 165 mm "Long Toms" ning at which tims furniture, a British Army spokesman said, leaflets as well a* bomba have They manage to get It done on they are In toe right street sec­ Risley who was renominated, and IN W AR can’t be forced to read them— sent steel screaming Into the Or­ IN PEACE dishes, bric-a-brac, baked goods, been dropped by planes fljing democrats out of Nasl-lndoctri- whatever peanuts, building roads, tion. Once having reached the Attoriiey B. J. Ackerman are op­ “ or that he’s been , mauled Into nated fanatic*. In thU criticism, tl**'*' , t tv. lumbering; Though the wage pay­ which Is the tip-off that idea* Marlborough moc Japanese for the first time. preserves and Uveatoek will be auc­ aarioua defeat. HI* divisions have over the German llnea—leaflets Such la the psj-chology of the can’t be forced into anyone’s Plnamopoan, bitterly defended, proper checkers in ..the right posed by Thomas F. Rady, a for­ there seems to have been a good ments go Into the U. S Treasury, street section, the rest will be tioned for toe benefit of to* Hot boon cut to almost a q u a ^ r their calling on German soldiers to sur­ German that Incentives like over- brain If he doean’t want to take fell to the Yank infantrymen driv­ mer representative, and Maurice Lunch program at toe school. Mrs. render because "tomorrow the tr^ bit of misinformation and exag­ It Isn’t all profit because the Army At the Grange meeting which easy. Spurilng, registrar of voters. atrength.” * time pay for more work do no must feed the labor, house It, them, and the answji to those ing by land from Carigara, seven Henry Meyer la In charge of the mendous AlUed push may begin. geration. The Idea that- the O - good. Beer is the best Incentive was held Thursday night the fol­ Every election official will wear The Republican headquarters In ■eepa Cp Hard Pressure transport and guard It. So the who would try forced propa­ miles to the east along Carigara auction which will start at 7:30 Save for sweeping the mines neva Convention of 1929 covering o f aU. Offer prisoners the oppor­ lowing officers were elected for an official badge tomorrow, bear­ Wesleyan Hall will have a large TO the east, the American First the treatment of prisoners of war, Army doesn’t make contracts on gandizing. If a book which Nazi* bay, after an earlier amphlWou* o'clock. from the Schelde eatuary. the tunity to buy a beer at the end 1945: Master, Alfred Vine; over­ ing his name and .office. Theae group on hand throughout toe A m y kept up Its hard pressure to which both Germany and the which the government can't break consider dangerous reading should seer, Fred Coleman; lecturer, Ell- assault on the town had been beat­ Mrs. Cailton Buckmlster and bloody batUe to clear the lOTg of a week’s good work, and It be­ en back by determined enemy rear­ election officials will be pn the day to transport voters to toe CONNECTICUT from Hurtgen to Schmidt. Al­ be destroyed by some fanatical Mrs. Christian Luglnbuhl will ha-ve water approach to the Belgian United SUte* subscribed, pre­ even. noi West; steward. Stanley Pla- main floor of the armory "at all polls and to work on the check­ though gains In the ^ast 36 hours comes a privilege worth earn ng. prisoner, he pay* for another copy neta; assistant steward, Ernest guards. charge of the refiashment table at port of Antwerp virtually was vents a captor or nation from Every prisoner gets an allow­ Pay goes to the prisoners In the A headquarters, spokesman said times and wlU be located central lists. Anyone desiring transporta­ wore, measured In mere yar^ , the propagandising Its captives is en­ to replace It on the 'library Thompson; chaplain. Mrs. Lena toe auction. ended. Only two laoUted pock­ ance of 10 cents a day. with which form of coupons redeemable at all precautions have been takeil to to the voting machines so that tion should call 80 or 81. _ The regular'monthly meeting of potential meitace tied down hastily tirely wrong. There is no such post exchanges. The P.W.’s could shelves. And so it goes. West, treasurer, Chris Christen­ no time will be lost during the The Democratic headquarTers auetered German reserves and ets of Nsxl* remained on Wal­ he can buy soap, razor blades guard against a possible Japanese toe association wiU be held at 7 ban. But education of German put their money in savings ac­ Death Is Penalty sen; secretary, Mrs. Mildred Ault- voting hours If their services are are on Market 'atreet, and calls IS AN OUTSTANDING STATE cheren Island, and all the enemy’s and such stuff at the post ex attempt to counter-attack by land­ o'clock preceding the auction. dipped deeply Into , the dwindled prisoners Isn’t the same line m an;, gatekeeper, Samuel Dan- wanted. - may be made there at either 1443 big gun* there were silenced. change. Give those things to him counts but none of them do. It Is a queer and little known ing on Cangara bay. FBI School O e m in supply ©f which Dr. Goebbels hands out. “What’s the use,’’ they explain. segment of American life- today. cause; Ceres, Mrs. Elsther Cole­ RuMnow as Moderator or 1444. In probing attacks. Allied In ••Severe" Loe* in Pereonnel free and . he wou^d wa.ste them. man; Pomona, Joan Olander; Flo­ Only Ught Jap Air Raid* Members of the RockviUe police Experience has shown that the "If we did try to take It back There have bet. murders—nasty Only Ught and Ineffectual enemy Registrar Moriarty won to# Party officials state they are isntry and tanks kept pushing Supremb headquarter* mean­ beat line of education la just to Let him buy them and it's a prl- ra. Edna 4>ettengUl; lady assist­ toss for the selection o f the mod­ f orct wUl go to Windsor Locks this while disclosed that the recent home with us after the war, our ones—and suicides. The Army air r^da w’ere reported against anticipating a nugiber of split BECAUSE the enemy all along the front, let the German prisoners absorb ant steward, Ethel Johnson. erator and Attorney Jay E. Rubl- votes, as many inquiries have evening to attend the opening ex­ Biitleb Marin* landing at West- Prisonera on contract labor get own politicians world take it was worried recently by what it Leyte. aeoring gains against stiff reslSt- what they can see with their own Mrs. Roy B. Pettenglll had the now will act aa moderator for the been received regarding toe prop­ ercises of the Police - Training ancstaround Meljel In eastern Hoi- kaptfle on Walcheren Island wa* away from us, If you didn’t take thought was a wave of prisoner misfortune to fall one day last Much of the Japanese aerial school which waa organized with it away first." So they carry big suicides. But Insurance actuaries sting vras eliminated during re­ election. er method of splitting votes. landj southeast of Aachen, above one of the coaUlest attacks of the week and break a bone In her foot. Want No Bottleneck ' the assistance o f the Federal Bu­ Mefi, and In the Vosges moun front, with ‘‘severe’* loss fat books of coupons with them proved the rate was lower than The local Grange will present a peated American bombing of ene- Cllnlo Tuesday reau of Investigation o f New Ha- and buy everything on the PX In a normal city of comparable my air flei^ In the-eentral Philip­ Night shift workers are re­ An'Immunization cllnie-wUl— be­ In Naval and Marina peisonnel. minstrel ahow, directed by Mr. quested to vote before retiring ven. Officers from winosor, moom- the Hurtgen forest area Because bad weather prevented shelves. Mexican sliver and junk population. and Mrs. Thomas B. Berran of pines. la the past five days, 167 held on Tuesday from 3 to 3:30 flcld, Suffield, Thompsonville and jewelry goes great. The post ex­ Over 600 have tried to escape, Japanese aircrsift have been de­ and all peraons at* home for toe o’clock at the rooms of the Ro^- geotheast of Aachen, where Tank AlUed aircraft from carrying out Manchester, on Friday and Satur­ day are asked to report at tbe Manchester, Conn., with those Infantry has made the deepest rocket-firing attack* designed to changes could acU them anything but no more than 30 have ever day night, Nov. 10 and 11. The stroyed or damaged on the ground vllle Public Health Nursing asao- from Agawam, Longmeadow and or In the air. ’This compared with armory aa early In the day as pos­ olation on Park street. Dr. E. H. CONNECTietn^ - and clean up, if goods were avail­ aenstraUon inside ■ Gem any. shield the assault, the landing been at large at one time, and show will be followed by dancing. sible. Every person able to re­ Blast Longmeadow, Mass., wiU at­ Ansrican troops who were able. . they all get captured eventually. Mrs. Gustave Johnson, 8r„ is a 11 American planes lost Metcalf will be In charge. tend the school at which Roger F. force had to araaah Its way aahore Gen. Douglas MacArthUr an­ port for vaUng during the fore­ thrown out of Schmidt by an ene- head-on against the Germans’ They are allowed to buy their Every prisoner la told plainly that paUent In the Middlesex hospital. Gnatave Henry Schwettaer , Gleason, special agent In charge of angr eounter-attack mopped up nounce yesterday between 67 and noon and early afternoon, should . Gustave Henry Schweitzer. 88, giant coastal batteries. Twenty own movie projectors and show If he tries to escape he may be do so, toe election officials stress, the New Haven Field Division of Oanpan units Iti the svoods a mile shot— and some have been shot. Baltialu Lose to Marine* 77 Japanese plane* were destroyed of this city, died at the Rockville of 26 gun-roountlng close support U. S. films rented with their own by American fighters in low-levOl so that there will be no bottle­ the FBI, wUl speak at the opening west of that town, and scored craft and an unspecified number money. They can buy books and The Army then gives the dead a Convalescent Home on Sunday. He session on toe topic of "Evidence.” mlBor gains elaewhora.' After capturing two American attacks ort enemy airdrome* on Ne­ neck during tbo late hours of vot­ 4iad been a patient at toe home for of troop landing craft were lost magazines, but they ase the regu­ military funeral. With a volley ing and no long line waiting at Kite Contest Results Blaek Tanks and Infantry fired over the grave, and a Ger­ merchant ship*. 500 Haitians were gros and Cebu# islands west of three years. He was bom in Lux­ Apparently referring to the lar Amerlcatl news stand offer­ Leyte. Ten were shot down, 57 de­ toe closing hour. Albert Morganson wa* the win­ IS A REPUBLICAN STATE - Bighter-bombers blasted Ger- man chaplain’s church service in defeated by a handful of U. 8. embourg, Germany, June 28, 1856, Third Army front the Pari* radio ings. Radio is free, but the pro­ molished and 10 probably demol­ The voting hours will be from ner in the first annual kite flying SMUi tanka and Infantry near German, with all the other pris­ Marines from the U. 8. S. Eheperi- and was a mason by trade, later said today that the Alliee have grams are exclusively in English ished on the ground. . ^ 6 a. m. until 8 p. m. continuous­ contest sponsored on Saturday by Schmidt In support of the Amer­ launched "violent attacks’’ In the from U. S. stations. Libraries are oned* 'drawn up to see. 1 ment of 1800. working in the local mills. He ican attack, which Was hindered ly. An information booth will be was a member of the First Lu­ toe RockviUe Recreation Board for by extensive minefields south of Lorraine lector and taken several located directly In front of the theran church. small towns. drill floor and a. machine He leaves three sons, ^William ' Farther south In France, Amer­ demonstration will be set up and Henry of Rockville, A d Paul - h ' ican Seventh Army tro<^ mad* nearby. The registrai and mod­ of Minnesota; seven grandchildren Planning to Build eUght gains In the LunevUl# sec­ erator win have their stations and four great grandchildren. tor northeast of Manonvlller. Ber­ within toe drill shed floor en­ The funeral wrlll be held on Tues­ lin said the Allies had increased closure. immediately available to day at 2 p. m. at the White Fli- Youp New Home? w * . .'V . - ~ 4* i . tbe pressure west of St. Die, 45 toe machines. neral home. Rev. Karl Otto I Emergency milea aoutheaat o f Nancy, srith The voting pace Is expected to Klette, pastor of the First Lutheran Let JARVIS plan It with you heavy flghUng in prbgreaa. reach. 1,000 an hour. tomorrow. church, will officiate. Bqrial wdll British, Cansdlan, Polish and Division of Strbets be in Grove’HUl cemetery. you. We have a variety of American troop* have cloeed up to The division of Manchester by Mrs. Emily F. Bilson plans and locations avail­ the south bank of the Maa* on a street* for the voting tomorrow, Mrs. Emily Fryer Bilson, 79, of able. Why not reap the Calls aa compiled by the Registrars, is as 15-mlle front extending 'from a Medford, Mass., a resident of Rock­ benefit of years of experi­ point north of ’S-Hertogenbo«ch VOTERS follows; Division 1, Academy to ville for many years, died Saturday ence as builders of high POLICE westward through Heuiden bo Edwards street; division 2, Eld­ at the Waltham, Mass., hospital. Gecrthduldenberg. ’■ ridge to Lyness street; division 3, She was bom in Trowbridge, type homes! The German* «tin hold a,thin Madison street to Riverside Drive; England, June 9, 1865, and came to w m 4343 atrip along the south banlaof the division 4, Robert Road to WOod- Rockville at the age of 15, living lower Maas, or Hollandsch Diep, side street here until about 15 years ago when Jarvis Realty Co. A wen-*tooked Mbraty Republican headquarters has extending from near Geertrulden- tag Utoiwtare that may have been banned she moved to Medford. She wraa a , Maneheeter berg 25 milea westward through awmmpcirs. movie# and magazines are better educational media been set up in toe Legion Home member 6t Hope Chapter, O. E. S., Phones 4112 or 7375 and Calls for tranCportation will WITH FIRE Moerdljk and WUlemstad. The any pr npaganda '______and the Union Congmgatlonal HoUandsoh Diep is bridged at be received over the following church of this city. Week Dayst . NORTH Moerdijk^and thbre la a ferry at ’phones installed for the election: She leaves a son, Clarence H. Sundays: Phones 2-0964 or 7170 flight over the Tokyo area, sec­ Phones 2-1994, 2-1033, 2-1805 and Bilson. o f Columbus, Ohio; a daugh­ Willemstad. ’These twp major ene­ ond to be reported by the Japan- Build With Jarvis 5432 my crossings now are being ap­ Big Bombers Hit 2-1852. « ter, Mr*. Lewis Edwards, of Med­ For Security: proached by Allied unite which Democratic headquartcra will not ford; a sister, Mrs. J'tonle F. Bil- Japanese propagan^st# claimed be aet up aa a unit near the voting last were reported within a half- Singapore Hard th* B-29a bit by Sumatra defenses SOUTH mile of Moerdljk and four mile* place but the town has been divided were in a flight atUcklng an oU into sections and calls will be made from Willemstad. refinery at Pankalan'Brandon. 4321 Knock Out Last Satpera (Oontlaasd from Page One) to the voters from homes In each BALDWIN of the tpwm’s subdivisions. On Walcheren island Allied Oolncldent to SIgnapore Raid of high octane gasoline in the Far Th* U. 8. 20to Air Force an­ Perhaps toe largest number of troops knocked out the last Ger­ election workers m the history of man snipers at Vllssingen (Flush­ East. No. 1 to toe Pladjoe refinery nounced toe Pankkalan-Brandon DODGE—PLYMOUTH AMBULANCE at Palembang, also on Sumatra, Manchester voting will be used to­ ing) and moved north to the out- raid as coincident to a raid on morrow under the direction of the GOVERNOR RAYMOND E. BALDWIN which wa* hit tost month. , Singapore yesterday and said no H BURKE) sklrte Of the city of Middelburg Only weak fighter plane opposi­ Regietrars, Robert N. Veltch and In the center of the island, where tion was reported, and anti-air­ American plane* ware lost. At Edward F. Moriarty. There win one German pocket "itlll was hold­ craft fire was moderate. It was an- least on* bomb dropped squarely be extra checkers. 1 extra machine AND 6868 on toe refinery, tar^t, toa Air To Vote a spur Met i ing out. Other Allied unite closed nounc€d*v „ tenders, and In fact extra workers V not include finding toe ex- men repuUed new German coun­ one more point economically vital day and last Friday. . . v servicemen new employmeiL ^ INSPECT 7868 ter-blows and advanced against point of Japan’s war-acquired em­ The communique, recorded by POSTWAR JOBS strong resistance. pire became subject to to* evei^ the Federal oommunicatlons com­ • BRAKE HOSES " ' U. S. Ninth Air Fore* Ughtning increaMng fury of blows of toe mission said toe "Kamikase corps.’* MANCHESTER fighter-bombers, teaming up with world’s greatest war planes. pilots who crash their planes into the ground troops, lashed the ene­ Since early summer, Super- their target, sank on# carrier and Whom You Do Not Wish • BRAKE LINING ; . WATER CO. my throughout the day with Fortresses have struck heavily heavily daniaged another Sunday. HONEST administration bombs »"d gunfire. Pilots claimed from Manchuria to Sumati^ and Oto«ff Japanese plane# were cre­ • BRAKE DRUMS ‘ 8319 the deetructlon of 16 enemy have plastered Important targets dited with damaging >meth#r car- armored vehicles and estimated on th* Japanese Islands of For­ rler, ^ / , that 12 to 15 Germiaa tanks were mosa and Kyushu. A raid by ISO American planea • UYDRAUUC SYSTEM After 5 P. M* damaged. on toe Manila area wa# reported PUNERALNOMF Schmidt, now blasted to .rubble, Tokyo Claim$ Downing today by toe Japanese-controUed IHiEDi-PiiU DOWN The Pointers • OIL SEALS FINANCES 5022 or 3668 Is 2 1-2 miles west of th* Roer Manila radW. The » > » ° « 4 c ^ r * - A .call for Qaish Brrrlee la The Rhins U approximately 28 Of Super-FortTfiMi ooedsd by th* FCC ••W thrt 60 of ^ • alwajra answered iinmedl- milea sast of tbe Roer. tbe planea awr* over Clark field. ately. Whatever the hoar By Tlie Afisociated Prcaa It claimed toe "raiders were effect­ Th eto ln$pection$ Arm FrmmI GAS CO. you call William P. Qnlah LAROR.RI KINI|:<:<;.rNini KTPY AnatraWan Premier Ul Tokyo radio claimed today one ively repulsed by Japanese defense Over The Corresponding Names 5975 Super-Fortress shot down unite." , you are certain of amrlcfl. Melbouma, Nov. 6.—<47—^Prlm* and damaged over Suma^- Testordsy toe laekinff in nothing. H*"*^^* John Curtin of Aaatnlla tra yastsrday at about to* tims ••300 aoemy" ELECTRIC CO. to iU and to not esipected to reeum* "several B-39s" from Saipan bases sfa n n y Clark fUdd and th* M gap- hi* official duties for several In toa Marianas wers making a Ol AML ' 5181 sreek*. Meetings of th* srar cabi­ rscnunstoianra flight ovtr toa la Thar* has baaa no uuaflrmatiew On Andth^ Ticket. .nMLAiUI StSvi^ SOLIMENE & FUGG net, and war council wfiisdulad tor dustrtol ashtloa af Honshu.-asaia cf any A toaga laldi hr ‘ Wednesday aad Thursday were lepmuA s f Japan. INCORPORATED r Jh^ninq Herold caaesUed today. The prim* salnto- Earltor broadcasts, rseorded by *^Poma» reported 18 Aleutlan-h^ PHONE 4 3 40 G3I CENTER STREET TEI.EPHONE 5101 ter has bean ordered ^ his i doc­ the Fedtral Comjmunicatlons com ­ ed liberators twic* raided to* IF IN DOUBT CLIP THIS ApVT. AND TAKE IT WITH YOU WHEN YOU VOTfe 5121 tor* to take a rest. The doctor* mission, said no bombs were Kurile islands yesterday. It *»* ‘ • 'A ' •>- ' • • ------^ merely said he w u "indisposed." dropped la toe sertM twoTriUdert war# shot dowa. sasaBBSSSSBsasss l g e t w e l v b . > X 'Whiz Kid' 4 Polls Show B uzzy Qher^ 155-Pounder^ W D R ^ im Todayh Radio W NB&IlUO •est Youths Veteran Units Sports Rounflup Tom Kelley to Speak FDR in Lead Spark of Yale Offensive Eastern War Ilm* At Services By Hugh Fullerton. Jr. ^been bospitaUaed with a serious "At the Center 4 :0 0 --W n c --B a c k s ta g e Wlfe;< 15—w n o —Newa of th* World, Cross Country Crown New York, Nov. 8.— (A5—Grant"^injury as a result m being hit by On X- WDRC — Afternoon Melodies; WDRC^Hedda Hoppef Holly­ Pollock ot CUnton, lU., offers • a car. . . .Curt McCamy of West Slightly Ahead of Dew­ By Harry Graysoa <* la that he regained his feet v-'ien \VTHT—NevMi^ Eunice Green­ Patriotic fjrganigations ‘ he spotted the hole as he dived. wood; WTHT—Musical Quia. prospectus of an amblUouk ‘ pobt- Fargo, N. D„ one of last season’s NEA Sportk Editor wood Pre'schte.-'WHTD—Parade 30— Mrs. Chsa* G. highest-scoring prep basketball- B o y s A r e C h a r g e d ey ill Tests of Popular New York —When Harvard, Following the game young Gher wnc— Local Athlete Captures war winter aports program which of. Stars. Woodhouse: WDRC— Thanks embraces ski running, toboggan ers, baa Just received s Naval Veteran Higb FoodMdl * Atteiifl Emanuel Luth­ Princeton and othera chucked It. had a gfto from ear to ear, hug­ With Annoying Pass- Sentiment. 4:15— WTIC—Stella Dallas. to the Yanks; WTHT—Demo­ Fourth Championship and bobsled racing and hiow polo Academy appointment. He’ll stay eran; Highlights. Yale carried on with a brilliant ged teammates. A happier kid 4:30—WTIC — Lorenzo'--Jones: And Basel)^ X Goadi' ' never lived. cratic State Central Commit­ -i-which he describes as a gams at the U. of Minnesota, however, ^byi^G iven Warning. young coach. Howie Odell. WDRC —Jimmie Fidler; WNBC In Six Weeks; Points played on bobsleds going down a until time to enter the academy New York, Nov. ^8- Four And the Elia threaten to finish "I played four years in high tee; WHTD—^The Loha Rang- On Wednesday —Time Views the News." •r, race at full speed. . . .Obviously and likely will do some damage Rev. Theodore E. Palmer, In hi* , of five nationwide polto' show the third war year unbeatoh school and four games with Yale# 4:45—WTIC — Young WIddeV boy»T I i: . 41^—w n o —Btoill Cote Chorua; To Meet Next Sunday. Mr. Pollock has on l^ th e foggiest to Big Ten court rivals. Shew B^ L ^ on Home. • I^ V * "Teen Agew, Armistice Sunday message to the i ' m a w President Roosevelt slightly ahead fcllowa like Marlin Oher. and that was the first touchdown Brown; WDRC — Connecticut ««n »tv«n a "break" thU tn^- of Gov. Thomas E. DeWey, his Re­ WTHT-^Brl*n McMahon. idea of modem bobsled racing assembled ex-service and patriotic Buzzy Gher la singled out be­ 1 ever made,” he beamed. “Jeeze Heroes: Ad Liner; WHTD—Hop One of the speaker* aeeund Cor . W the local court when/they publican opponent, on election eve. —what a thrill' Just like.bagging iWt—wnc - Governor Ray­ Charlie Robbins continued hla and hla program, a* outlined, Wings of Meroy organizations gathered In the cause he sticks out as a fl’/e-toot, Harrlgan. the second Sport* NlAt ahoi* y were arralRned on The final Gallup poll, released my first Jap plane.” in g Baldwin; WDRC— Vox blistering pace in the National would leave few survivors.. But in Miss Nightengale, the ambu­ !/ si..-inch 155-pound blocking back ( 6:00—WTIC—When a OIrl Mar­ it he has one idea worth follow­ lance .plane purchased through W ednesday avenlng at u e Amorl- ^ b m e h of the peace. / W group Emanuel Lutheran 'clihrch^Simday today, gives Jtoosevelt SI.5 per who was given U the Bulldog by j Gher is a -podket edition of a ries; WDRC — News; Ad Liner; Pop; WTHT— Cecil Brown; A. A< U. long distant track meets Moclead a etem wi^ng from WHTb-UIlfford Prevoat.' ing up. . . .That is that snow contributions of niembers of the con Legion Home on Tha Herald--? morning, declared that the return­ cent and Dewey 48.5 per cent of the fortunes of war. ' battleship. To old-timers he stirs WTHT—News; Music; WHTD— by Winning the SOth annual New „ >reeecutor Raymond/^, i ' the civilian popular vote. GaMups 15—w nf>^obert A. Hurleyi sports. Just becoming popular Women’s International Bowling Legion program, needs ao tatfo- 7 ing veterSns of the last war came Gher. 22, apent three year* In memories of Tom- Shevlln, fabled Terry and the Pirates. ductlon to local fans. HI* nams to ^ SSTrobatlon OffleW James Dtiffy. back to learn that they had fought 48 Individual state .surveys show WTHT—Tello-Test; WHTD— England A. A. U. cross country when the war came along, offer a Congress, made 28 fiighta In th* the Navy before being assigned Blue end of 40 years ago. 'They ' 5:15—WTIC—Portia Face* Life; Tom Kelley veteran footbidl and‘r The caee was a -, that War "to end all wars” and 18 st^ es with 165 electoral vote.® believe he hits as hard as Shevlin, WHTD—Dick Tracy. Lum and Abner.-. championship yesterday afternoon big field In which employment can invasion area from Aug. 7 to Oct. to Officer Candidate School in be created for returr'.ig soldlera. 1. It had 105 hours In the air—20 haseball coach at Maiwhester high. *n»e boys werr arrested last Sat­ found that premise to be incor­ « A sure-'iop Roosevelt and 10 states who also was no giant. 5:30—W n c — Just Plain Bill; 80—w n c— How^d Barlow to Boston. urday night at the Center after New Haven. H was an aerial gun­ . . . .A lot of those boys will combat hours—served evacuating Tom has been around 4hese parte rect. with 85 electoral voteii sure for 'They get a kicl- out of the way WDRC — War Commentary; Concert Orcheatra; WDRC— The local* Ifid attached to the ■ ner credited with six Jap Zeroa. for a long time In his capacity of ” «ereral complaints were tecflyed "We have been having, wars for . ■ .*'■(* _ liewcy. The remaining 20 states, Sports; ■ WTHT — Superman; Gay Nineties Rsvue; WTHT— need healthful outdoor work—the wounded and carried 14,000 by the poltce department that the The aurvivor of two plane crashes, he barrels in. bowls over huge Chelsea Naval Hospital, as a mem- United States Golf Association pounds of medical supplies. . . . both a teacher and a coach at th* ' a long time.” he said. "There has with 281 electoral votes, arc class he was awarded seven citations. fullbacks and then reaches down WHTD—Jack Armstrong. News; Castles to ths Air; bar of the Nfivy, finished far boys were annoying passersby. ed as “ pivotal states’ ’in which baa recognised that to ita plan to No wonder the gal ptn-splllera are High school. His record on th* f always been the sarne ^leginnlng— Including the Distinguished Flying- to helo them up. 6:45—WTIC -- Front Pag;e Far­ WHTD—Blind Date. ahead of hla nearest rival and his ■ Tt bhs been the habit of the j an urge for power, territory, pres­ i i neither candidate leads by more 00 — Senator John employ wounded veterans oh golf making a drive to buy another sports front with High scho^ t -" Cross. . Presidential and Purple Hasn’t Missed a Tackle rell: WDRC—Swoon or Croon; wnc— time over the 8 1-2 mile course was boya to hang around the Center ' than 3 per cent. courses. plane. teams Is good and his entire coach- ■■ . tige--and' always the .same end— Heart. He was on a dozen combat A good portion of the Yaii de­ WTHT — Tom Mix; WHTD — Danaher; WDRC—Radio Thea­ 84:88.4. ■ ^ta until late hours. They al.so j ^ blood, tears, starvation and suf­ ’The Fortune Survey of Public Ing record Is on the bright side. missions, saw action os’er Tarawa, fense rests on the small, but sup­ .^aptain Midnight. ter: WTHT—Gabriel Heatter; It marked the fourth title that _ * J e remarks as girls passed, in Opinion gives President Roosevelt WHTD—Counter Spy. Today's Oneat Star Servicw Dept. Last year he had one of ths .1- fering.’/ Rabaul and Bougainville. ple and sturdy shoulders of Oher, 6:00—WTIC — News; WDRC — Robbins has captured in the past best football teams that ever rep- ^ adAtion to actlpg as rowdies. i : Now At War Again 53.6' per cent of the' popular vote six weeks and by virtu* of winning Lieut. Phil Shaughnessy, one of Oroups congregating at the cen- Yale coaches discovered Gher who resides at Shlresmanstown, News: WTHT—News; WHTD— 15— WTHT— Screen Teat. Frank B. Ward, Youngstown, resented the local school when his "This Armistice Day our coun­ as compared to Dewey’s 46.4 per 30 — WTIC — Information tt placed him as one of the favor­ O., Vindicator: "The current for­ five sons of the International ter evenings have been wstl®’ tot j when he bobbed up on the B Pa., near Harrisburg, and attend­ News. team went through the season un- ' try is at war again. I wonder rent. These figures were compiled 6:15—WTIC — History In the Please; WTHT—Soutoem Har- ites to the National A. A. U. cham­ gotten man-i-any member of the League president In the services, some time but no action had -been ; Kldf love to take gadgets, such as alarm clocks, apart, but here’s squad with a bloody nose. . ed Mechanicsburz. Pa.. High. Tom Kelley defeated tn addition to, capturing what they say we are fighting tor from answers to "attitude ques­ Headlines: WDRC — Lyn Mur­ monlzers; WHTD— Spotlight pionship marathon to be held at St Louis Browns." was wounded while fighting with taken until It reached the point one who puls things back togcllicr. Jack BuJlcr. 11-year-nM Odell wondered whether the lit­ Checking the films, Odell finds the Canadian forces in Holland. the C.C.I.L. championship. now? We call it the ‘American tions.” ray’s Music; WTHT -r- Music; Bands; Coronet Story Teller. Yonkera, New York, next Sunday. where the police had to ^ j Chica^ “Whiz Kid," is shown re-assembling the 500-odd ports tle fellow could hold up through that In not a single Instance where > . . Lt. Joe Manlaci, the football Mr. Kelley’s talk will ba on tbs Way of Life.' I hear some in­ A secret ballot poll conducted by . Concert Hour; WHTD—Sports. 10 00—^Wnc — President Rooae- PrevlouBly, Charlie captured the Monday Matineo In a statement Probation Officer j of an aircraft carburetor at the Bendix Aviation Corp., a job he an eight-game campaign, but fol­ Gher had a chance of any sort to 20, 25 and SO-kllometer crowns. coaqh, recantW won the Officers’ importance of the youth ot today Idella Logsdon, an anununitlon quire, "What Is it ? ’ Freedom, cer­ the survey gave the president 52.5 make a tackle did' he fail to do so. 6:30—WTIC <— StricUy Sports, velt; WDrlC—Democratic Na- Notre Dame Duffy said: tainly Freedom, free labor and completed in 90 minutes. His only guide is an "exploded photo­ per cent and Dewev 47.5 per cent. lowing his experiences in the Started Last Year 'When Chattanooga Joe Engel and Chiefs’'G olf - Tournkment at engaging or participating, to com­ ^ to malte the ce n t^ their worker, spells WPB gjfUotas graphic view," showing the component parts, and Jackie, working And the V-12 Is a devastating Bob Steele; Your Connecticut; Uonal Committee; WTHT— broached tha subject o f moving for hunters this strikes, free speech and race riots, Thdirate* Dewey’s Election South Pacific. Gher quickly dem­ The local man first gained na­ th* Batobridge Naval Training petitive aports and athletic pro­ ...adquartera nightly will be regularly after school, serves as “ guinea pig” to test value of photos. onstrated that to him college foot­ tackier. WDRC—Republican State Cen­ Same as WDRC—; WHTD— hla Southern Association fran­ Center, shooting a 77. Joe had a shells, 150 rimfire 22s and 40 high- free business and capitalism, free­ Emil Hurja, associate publisher tral Committee: WHTD—The Raymond Gram Swing. tional recognition as distance star Meets Army grams. Everyone Is aware o f the brought in." “ , power centerflre caltridgea dom of religion and half of Ameri­ of Pathfinder magazine and who ball was an aft-'rnoon off. Yale obtained replacements in when he placed third in the Boston chise to Miami to the leag;ue di­ 335-yard drive on one hole ahd fact that athletics are almost an Answer Man. v 16— WHTD—’red Malone. rectors, he waited until they were —------I ca admita It Is not Christian. I has been Identified with Republi­ Scores FIrat Touchdown time for the Dartmouth game in Marathon last year, He served no­ didn’t fumble once. . . .When the csaential thing In the makeup o f a If. North End Cat Rescued 6:45— WTIC — Lowell Thomas; :30-a-WHTD—Kay -Armen Bln- together then entered the room believe we gave them that before. can political activity this year, Gher— pronounced Gear— re­ the way of fullback Arnold Whitt­ tice at thnt time tljat he was out Second Air Force Superbombers Clash at Yankee Stadium man. Competitive sports have 0^‘ Mrs. Manning By Fire Department ier and guard Harold Barker of WDRC-^ews; VC'HTD — Clas­ tertains. for bigger game. Learning to pace lugging a large potted palm and playedj the Norman Na-vy Zoom- proved their worth on the present French Assembly The Chriatlan Way said a noil which he supervised in flects the aggre8.slvGness and spirit sics in Miniature; Parade of 00—wnc—Governor Thomaa "What can we give them thia 28 counties in 15 states indicated Rochester and jruard Nick Fisllli himself over the greater distances, a bag of oranges. .* . .Lieut. ers at Norman, Okla., a B-20 Saturday Before Sell- clay battle fronts. It will be Inter­ There was but one call for of the Odeli-drilled Ella. In th* Stars. De-wey; WDRC — Bam* as (JG) Alf Vanderbilt, who left Says Palestine tim e?” the apeaker asked. Then Dewey’s election 'by an electoral 32-0 smacklnf. of Rochester- of the Green, who was ready to Charlie has captured his last five bomber triad to drop a football esting to hear the local mentor on Meets Tomorrow Honor Guest the two fire departments in line up against his fCrmcr mates. 7:00—w n c — Music Shop; W n C ; WTHT— Sam* *a races in addition to ranking with hose racing for the Navy, has onto the field, missed by two Out Crowd of 78,000. the second of a series of Sport* ha found the answer. "W a can vote of 364 to 167 with the New third and three on the 15— he WDRC—Democratic State Cen­ W n C ; WHTD—News. glva them • Way. T am tha Way.* Manchester over the week­ York governor geltlpg 52 per cent Yale’s luck in th f wav of Navy the outstanding distance runners in been assigned to Hollywood as blocks and hit tha roof of tbe Ok­ Night programs. end. This was answered by the actually dived for the first down, and Marine transter.s h?s been as tral Committee: WTHT-=-FuI- 11 15— ^WnC— Brlen McMahon; advisor on a picture about P-T lahoma field house. And that’s Poses Problem That la from the Bible. That II It! i of the popular vote. wiggled out ot the arm* of two the country. By Harold (jlaiasscn The other' speakers oh th* Paris. Nov. 8.—(^ r»n ce’s Manchester department this remarkab'e es their diminutive ton Lewis, Jr,; WHTD—Horace WDRC—Newa; BUI Henry, First it was Providence for the boats. . . .Alfredo Do Oro, 82- just about bow far th* Super­ We can give them that life as S c a tP r i Rfi N a llO U a l 1 rcS I- Other polls were unchanged from tacklers «md bounced across the New York, Noy.'fi.—(JPi— Salur- night’s program Includes Dan taviaed and enlarged consultative morning between 7 ax^ 8 Heldt and Orchestra. News Analysis. 20-ltilometer run, than Boston for Charlie Robbins year-old Cuban billiard wls, has bomber* toia*ed winning. Jessce and Joe Gargan as wsU aa Chriat lived and taught It. That n.-eviona announcements. ’The ..s r T n e .* "’? h e > ^ thing blocking ^ack. Buzzy Gher, day 1* the tw*hty-sixth amilver- Aaaembly will convene tomorrow Jews Seeking Justice will .save our children In 1970. That dent of DUV at a Re­ o’clock. Tt wa.s '-not a callXfor Crossley poll gave the president .52 both the 25 and 30-kilometer races an hour o f football pictures. fire. The department was n ^ - then Boston again yeaterday. The sary of Armlatica Day but there 'aXtarnoon on Ita flnit la what the world needs. Help ua, per cent of the major party vote. Bowling Schedule Tonight The show la scheduled to start fO rlU InlUal aesslon since the 11b- Not Mercy, Speaker God. to give them Christ. For Tie ception in Hartford. fied that a cat was up in A Newsweek rnagazine survey local lad Is destined to have his will be no cessation of football at 7:30. aratlon of the naUon. The Aaaem- tree on Wlltlam street. It had Sgti E. T. Paveleck Suit Broii'P'IiU Tomorrow Night on Radio name to the ranks of the best with 'Rockville Bows State Elevens that dwelleth In the aecret place of ] isted 249 electoral votes for Itec League hoatilitiea. bly taat met In Algiers. Tells the Kiwanians. the Most High shall abide under | Mrs. Beatrice D. Manning of j been there for two days and his brilliant running of late. was osevelt and 247 for Dewey — Main street Service vs. That Is the day Army is booked ^ e Chamber of Deputlea tha shadow of the Almighty. : this town, who in September was | was afraid to come down. Pelmsylvania, listed as undecided, Home on Furloiign High Graduate last The residents of the street ehnsy To New Britain warren and Jarvis. with Notre Dame In Yankee Sta­ damaged to street ,flgbtlng The problem of Palestine Is go­ Psalm 91 ;1’." ! seated as national president of wasas tiottie Included Asks $70,000 Devoted All to Election Robbins g^uated from Man- All Win ^ames Chicago Bears It' August, so tbe Assembly will ing to have far-reaching conse- were without ladders so a call ches<,er High where he learned the Pioneer Parachute v*. Pa- dium, Auburn opposes Missis­ The apeaker drew a picture of the Daughters of Union Veterans 'The -Crossley poll is the only one ganla. sippi State, Duke takes on Wake F meet to the centuries old U aem - Quence# In the post-war Mriod, the scenes of Jubilation at the of the Civil War. was the ^ e s t of was sent to, the fire depart­ which ^tempts to estimate which fundamentals under Pete Wigren |i bourg palace. The Senate met Dean Howard M. LeSourd of B<^ ment. It responded and the Sergeant Edward T. Pavelack. Political Talks Tonight: lup will look at the election and later at the University of Con­ Hardware Gty Eleven Forest, Tulane tangles with Geor­ close of the first World war and honor at a dihner-dance Saturday may the serriee vote will go. Ac­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pave­ Local 'Attorney Starts Yale Downs Dartmouth Defeat Packers there before the war. The P*l*oe ton University, recognized Ameri­ the later dUappolntmenta. cat was resprled. The call wt'l (All Schedules Eastam War p<^bUlties. necticut where he had the coaching gia Tech, Illinois invades Michi­ evening in the ballroom of the tual sampling of political opinion lack of 148 North street U at hU Scores Twice in Third gan, Oklahckna decides the Big Six II also was the Naal Air Force head­ can authority on Palestine, told •Nov. 11, 19I 8! We remember go down in the records as a Proceedings as Result Time.) 12 NBC, CBS, BLU, .MBS— of Ivan Fuqua. At New Haven 6 to 0 ; Hartford club, given by the De­ in the armed-, forces is prohibited home on 30-day furlough follow- National Democratic commit­ Rockville eleven advancing from quarters for the Paris region. the Klwanis club at lU weekly that day—some of us. Whistles . still alarm. by law. ' V With another National cham­ title hrith Missouri, UCLA and partment of Connecticut. in.^ his convalescence from twice' Of Great Cirens Fire. 8 NBC—Dorothy 'Thonip- tee will sponsor a IS-mtoute Period to Win 14 to 7. their own 16 to midfield where it Uconns Win by 52 to 0 California collide In a rvpoat con­ Hand Green Bay Rivalf luncheon at the Country Club this blew, bella tolled. Sextons and paa- Dr'. R. P. B. Hughes of Hartford, pionship coming up next Sunday, was fourth down and inches to go. tora came down from their bel- wounding in the battles of Tara­ non from New York. Sponsor program. from this corner down to the lart test, Randolph Field works out First I-DS8 of Year; noon. .... formerly of this town, represent­ wa. Saipan and Kwalaleln, in the Democratic National Commit­ The All-Rockville football- team A fake kick and a supposeable line •*nie Jews are not asking for fryt panting for breath, they had Attorney George C. I>>33ncr. act­ track fan In town, everyone is pull­ By The AfiiBOCiated Press against Southwest Louisiana and Tin Collections ed Mayor Mortenson of Hartford. Central Pacific. tee." New York, Nov. 6—Tomorrow’s ing for the slender local lad who after holding a 7 to 0 lead at the buck backfired when a bad peas Arkansas meetsi Rice. Giants Whip Yankees. mercy, but for Justice," he said, rung ao hard. Since then we have MerU Sv8ldt:|i ing to behalf of a group of Man­ from Center gave the ball to New TV. Hughes is the present senator Sergeant Pavelack enlisted in 9:80 MBS—Recorded re- radio shows will be the same ai' answers tr the name of Robbins, half, fell the the victim of two Even th* most critical Monday Notre Dame, shackled by Navy's "America must have -a sense of paused on each Atmiatice Day to Obitiiarv Britain in Rockville’s territory. It from the Fifth District. National the Marines on Sept. 30. 1942 and chester and Bolton plaintiffs, ha* broadcast of Gov. Thomaa E. any other Tuesday’s—^up until 6 Charlie Robbins. New Britain touchdowns in the moiTiing quarterback could find heavy lin* Saturday in a 32 to 13 Here on Friday responsibility in the Jewish prob­ honor th.; dead of World W ar 1. DUVeW officers who attended in­ Given Slinnorl waa the break that the Harilware By Jimmy Jordan lem, which Is a world problem and Other Side qf Picture F F . has served______10 _ montlemonths In the Cen­ brought suit against the Ringllng, Dewey’s New York speech. o’clock and then the dinner time third period and lost a heartbreak­ nothtog but heaps of praise today defeat, probablj will enter the cluded National Secretary Georgia ing 14 to 7 game yesterday after­ City team was looking for and Chicago, Nov. 8—(IP)— Tk# a Christian problem." "This Armistice Day our nation tral Pacific In some of the bltter- Bamum A'Ballef'Clrcus Company Sponsor RepubUcan National commentators will begin to iiv- Army game, for which all seats Green Bay Packers wsr* knooksd Bone of Hartford, national advo­ He spect what has been going on at noon at Cricket Lot before the they immediately capitalized with so far aa Connecticut college foot- Improved is at war again. I f the war could * \ 1 est fighting of the whole war. He and against the City of Hartford committee. were sold in August, as the under- out of the undefeated class In ths The' collection of tin cans to cate, Judge Ralph M. Grant o f i Hartford, Nov. « -(/Pi— O fH h e' | member of the famed 4th the poles all day. largest crowd of the year. Tony Girlano on the receiving end ballers were concerned. jiaaclwatar will start on Friday Discussing the League of Na end right now everybody will be for a total of S70.000 for Injune* 10 NBC, CBS, BLU, MBS — dog. National Football Lssgus ysstsr- South Windsor; Mrs. Marion ! Deatlifi candidates who replied to a V'^'s- Divisoln which Is now en- j^^^IVcd to the circus fire on July The BLU network will begin the Local Sport The game ended with the ball of a six-yard pass from Ed Ovlver. Every one of our gridiron ar­ whan town trucks will be used to tlons arrangement by which PaleS' cheering ani there will be parades, Norman Corwin’s Pre-Election the star of Uie contest. Bob Har- The Cadets, who flattened Villa- day, but today thsy wars sow*', tine was made a British mandate, with many bands In line. Over Spaulding of Nashau, N. H., Coun­ tionnaire sent out by the t^oonec-H^eed in pushing the Japs off the Program for Itoosevelt pre­ election coverage. From 7 p. m.' on the New Britain one yard line rays acquitted Itself handsomely ooUact the ttoa. It la not «q;>ected cil Member No. 3. Other guesU at­ M-*. Henry E. Bentley ticut Merit Sy.stem Assoctotion. | j „ear the Phillp- 6. 1944. until the last county is heard from, in flockville’a possession. rle’s dropkick was perfect anfi the nova in their final tuncup by aA 83 worried about next week’s gsms . that aU will tm picked up on Fri­ he said that 800.000 Jews had en there there will be teera to cltiee Those represented by Attorney sen t^ by DemocraGc National last Saturday as undefeated and between Phlladelphts and N*1P tended from New Hampshire and Mrs. Alice Elizabeth Bentley, 97.9 per cent wholeheartedly x the BLU will remain on the air. Chatter It w'as a thrill-packed game with game was all tied up. untied Yale blanked Dartmouth to 0 score while their head coach day M It to tbrea mentha alnee tbe tered Palestine under that ar­ blasted by block-buatera and artil­ Lessner In the suit, are Mildred Committee. President Roose­ and both flrat string fullbacks York than about any humUlsttoB lery. Thousands of hungpry chlldreh Massachusetts. Fifteen officers of wife of Henry E. Bentley of 36 nronfised to support and extend , velt to speak. In addition to the returns there forvv'ard passes playing an Import­ New Britain kicked off and on 6-0; the amazing University of last boltootlon was taken; rangement, and Invested |500,- Schaffer and Albert Schaffer, Jr., wrill be a special drama wrlth music were absent, haven’t scored suffered st tbs hands of ths dd* 000,000 there for the Improvement looking for food, for clothes, for the Connecticut Department were Broad street. East Hartford, died the merit system: two per cent i minors, through their father. Al­ The High school basketball ant part in the afternoon scoring. the second play, RockYlIle fumbled Connecticut all-civUians walloped n to rwjiMSted that all have qualified their siipport; only one 11 NBC, CBS, BLU, MBS— dedicated to the American'electo­ , After a ding dong first quarter against Notre Dame since 1938 cago Bears, their sreh-rivsls. nans prepara tham and leave them and njodemlzatlon of the country. •ar. uncertain future. We can ship also present. The Sons of Veterans Sunday at Niles street hospital af­ bert E. Schaffer. Sr., of Manches­ RepubUcan National Commit­ team be out In full force to­ and Oliver came flying In to pick C.C.N.Y. 52-0; and Coast Guard Auxiliary was represented by Miss ter a long Illness. She was a for­ candidate was at all opposed lo Seek Explanation • rate; analysis by Dr. George Gal­ day for the first time this year that saw neither team able to do up the pigskin and race 18 yards and haven’t triumphed In the The Packers, wtoasrs sit aiS . Beat u e front curb where they can The last twenty years, he said, had them clothes and foc^-;-but what ter: -Henrv L. Crorln, minor. tee sponsors talk by Gov. Academy trquneed Brown 20-0. straight befor* they suoeumbsd can we Jive them for 'a prdinlBe of Shanbeor of Mystic. Conn. mer resident of Wapping and a the merit system and he failed to j lup; Intervlewc at the National when the present candidates are any advancing to mention, the into pay dirt with what proved to In admtion, the U. S. Sub Base, series with the South Bend Ram­ ? ba pteked up. Manchester has been seen Palestine life on a more suc­ Dewey. headquarters of the Democrats blers since 1931. to the Bears, 21-0, wars looldnc ...MM'g' the leaders to the state to cessful and progressive basis than the future?” Receives Floral Gift member of Wapping Community sign his questionnaire, the asso"la- Of Midair Blast glT't augmented by the addition of the Rockville eleven suddenly struck be the game" winning touchdown. Groton, yeaterday triumphed over pi A section of the spacious church National President Mrs. Man­ church. Besides her husband, she tioa announced to remembrances field and .Mrs. Grace Llnsley, East Countv Superior Court and has 3 at Mt. Nebo. one yard lino where Ostrowskl lerence penalty gave Rockville the yard run after nabbing George be registered axainst them. A Transport Parley of some answers in time for tabii-j midair ^ .i_ berg, secretary of American cial broadcast. situation will b* greatly been forced to leave their homea. sic for the service was under the from officials and friends. Haven, and several nieces and been wrved on the proper authori­ / ------bucked over the tally. Petersto> ball on the New Britain five. Loh’a screen pass. But, the Bull­ week ago they were rated the No. direction o f O. Albert Pearson, or­ nephews. latlon before the election. Com- a ■ TranscontinenUI Weswro sar L a ^ r Party, will speak for Mutual will be ready with con­ , Charlie Robbins Is getting to slashed hla way off tackle to Con­ A five yard loss placed the ball on and the Noy. 19 meeting kstirsiui Many of them have been murder­ The evening’s program began ties and has been returned to the tinuous coverage at 7:45; round- dogs received unexpected stubborn 1 team in the land. . ganist and choir director. Funeral services will be held plete results will appear. In the j luxury liner In which 24 Roosevelt, sponsored by the be the Monday morning special if vert and add the seventh point. the ten. With only seconds re­ opposition from the Hanover In­ the Redskins snd PhlladtiiRils Is in Deadlock ed. All this migKt have been with a delicious roast beef dinner. court. - .. ALP. upb from key cities; returns; and While some 77,000 spectators Rev. George N. Anderson, mis­ Music was furnished during the Tuesday at 3 p. m. at Wapping next Issue of the Merit Man, offl-1 perlsheu. ’The suit, a direct result of the you want to call it that. It seems 7 to 0 At Half maining, Peterson bucked the cen dians who came within 9 yarda of wlU be only snotbsr gsms. If avoided, he thought, if Britain and sionary to Africa, preached a stir­ clal publication of th* a.ssociation. I The big San analysis by executives of the Dem­ will jam their way Into the Sta­ the United States had agreed upon meal and for general dancing Commiin'‘y church t.-lth Rev. circus fire In Hartford last July, 11:30 BLU— Dr. George Gal­ that every Monday a. m. we re­ The half ended witlv the score ter of- the line and waa finally a touchdown In the final moments New York cannot atop Fhlladsl- ring sermon based on the brother­ Marshall Budd. pastor of the ______, geles bound plane appeared to O p ocratic and Republican organisa­ ceive the good news of the local 7 to 0 in Rockville’s favor. , dium and millions of other fans phis, then tbe Esstom PMsloti Palestine policy. which closed the evening by an was brought by the persons named tions. knocked out of bounds on the one of the fracas which might have 'tr - London, Norv. 8.— —Hie Buro- hood of man and the need In the church, ofriciating, assisted by plode at great height, fitoglng lad winning another National ti­ The third periptl found the as the game ended. w'ill follow the game from, afar, leadership will b* right wbars M . % P ^ s e s Churchill all-girl orchestra. bodies and hundreds of pieces of who were burned or injured In the NBC and CBS will go on the air gotten them off with po worse the contest Isn t the only one of paan Inland transport oonforenoa world today to extend the spirit of Ret. Read Chattorton of the South I tle. than a tie. Yale faeja Brown In was when the EaglesI BOO waan. Dean LeSourd placed faith In Pupils of the Patty Ann Rita Plan lo Allow I the plane ’’like blrda” over the lastrophe. None of those named at 8 with national and local re­ t__ Importance Saturday. today faced adjoirniment to failure Brotherly Love to the ends of the Congregational church. East Hart­ ered fatal Injuries in the flr^ the Bowl next Saturday, Ington played s 31 ' I Us tag Russia', opposed Hooker’s pro­ declared <,last night that poliU- his son In New Hampshire. Mr. ner as to permit a flreHo ignite and self. early in the third period, O’Con­ the Southern loop. Invades Dur­ posal, Insisting the board should ford Simpson. p. m.. In accordance with an elec­ latwalla, Pittsburgh, Pa. dash across the atreet to give their touchdown that started Notre the major objectives on Its blg- two weeks ago) the hapless Csrd- ciana behind Gov. ’Thomaa E. Landis to Return Home McConnell was In his 92d year. He tion day custom of several years’ Crew members were Identified als< charging that the cireus failed regular stage performance aa eoon Dame to a 4nuishing 27-0 victory nor carried seven yards to tbe league slate. Tommy Dorsey, a ham where Duke found the win­ Pttts—the Pittsburgh Steelar-Chl- • be only consultative and smaller Dewev “ have introduced racial spent his early life in Manchester. to provide suitable exits in case of Lt. Gov. Hadden First Joe McCUlskey, then third touchdown. Nations should have the right to standing. as Capt. A. T. Bethel, Burbank; aa the radio show is over. over Southern California In Knute former Bruin, returned to his old ning combination Saturday cago Cardinal combine, and Naw <■ High School "Strike" Ended prejudice into the campaign, a Chicago. Nov. 6^(A5—Kenesaw For years he was a well known At the National Fire the closing First Officer G. E. Smith, Holly- fire. \ Listening tonight: NBC—8 p. m.. Lockhart Rogers,,' now Charlie The fourth touchdown Was an- camping grounds, t® pace the against Tech. York. make their own decisions. , Robbins In the National spotlight. Rockne’s^ lost game played before technique used by the Nazis." MounUln Lindls, 77-year-old com- paper maker when the Peter hour will be 2:40 p.-ffTTlnstead of vood; and Hostess M. E. (Ruth) Cavalcade of America; 9, Jose 90,000 persons in tbe Los An­ gineered In the last four minutes Cadets to their victory. A year Illinois, idle Saturday, moves The Bear* bottled up the vauoW In an address delivered at the Adams Paper Co at Buckland waa A tribute to the fine coaching by second and third-string men W elt Bridgewater, Mass., Nov. mlMloner of baseball, plans to re­ the usual 4:55 p. m.. closing time, Miller, North Hollytvood. VOTE REPUBLICAN IturbI, Dori Voorhees; 9:30, Infor­ geles Coliseum In early December ago. while with Brown, Dorsey against Michigan in on important ed Green Bay passing attack Btolf 8— (JPi—School Supt. Charles O. Ford Hall forum. Dr Wise said, turn to hla home tomorrow In time running. After the close of that while the Aetna will finish work­ Large Alteudanedx mation Please. . . . CBS— 8, Vox that they recelveo at Manchester following the Interception of a played a prominent part In defeat­ Big Ten fray just-a week after day as Sid Luckman ran'Vwid Will Use Grant ^ "their attacks against Sidney to voU after being hospitalized for concern he moved to Tum cr’s High undeg the eye of Pete Wi­ of 1930. Tayler said today that a "strlka’* ing an houi earlier at 4 p. m. Pop; 8:30, Gay Nineties; 9, Radio Although Notre Dame waa un­ pass. Lukats drove through a hole ing Coast Guard. Now all that the the Wolverines deflated Pennsyl­ passed Chicago to their vic­ of high school pupils over a change Hillman often carry with them 30 days for physical check-up. Les­ Falls, Maas., where he worked un­ gren. y Cadets have to do Is beat Dart­ Connecticut General to urging Theater; 11:30,’Johnny Long Or­ beaten in two campaigns, waa in the left side of the Trojan line vania, 41 to 19. tory. Luckman, on Mnd-las**? In the marking system had ended implied attacks against the lie O’Connor, Landla’ secretary, Award Sustained For Communion mouth up at Hanover this week­ ' In Cancer Fight til his retirement. Its employes to avoid voting dur­ chestra. . . . BLU — 7, Horace seeking its 19th straight, tha Tro- that would have accommodated Ohio State, undisputed leader in from tjje Maritime'sepyice, scored but a spokesman for the students Jews.” said he waa feeling “chipper. He has ,a number of relatives in Heldt; 7:30, Lone Ranger; 8:30, The AlI-RockvllIe football elev- a truck. ^ x end. ing the rush hours at the polls. WDRC — 6:30 j.inB were so highly regarded that the Big Tin and a 21-7 winner of one touchdown hlmpelf and tosoed said 13 still were out of class "in *--- this town and Talcottville. The Blind Date. . . . MBS—7:30 Bull­ •B will play a game to Manches­ Many consider thi* ' final one Led by Ezrq Om sbee. the Sub Time .lost by employes who come In Laud Seizure they were made favorites. This Indiana, takes on eft-beaten Pitts­ passes for twb mj" protest.” funeral will be held tomorrow In tote or leave early In following dog Drummond;. 8:30, Sherlock ter at Mt. Nebo on the 19th Knute Rockne’* greateat victory. Base swept 62 yards In four swift Released Gn Parole Votes To Enlarge CommMt^ A good turnout of member* w'os due In no amall measure to burgh and rejuvenated Purdue, 35 ,ln other leojfw games Detroit, New. Haven. Nov. 8.—(JPi — The afternoon with'burial in Turner’s out these Instruction* will not be tmobell Council, Knights of Co- Holmes. against either tbe Newi Britain plays for the Sub Base-Holy Cross to 0 winner from Wisconsin, takes Campbell , Triangles or the Nesy Haven An­ the fact that Jp« Savolld, Irish beaten timn times, coasted ‘ Connecticut State Medical Society Fall, Mass. lumbus, attended communion y e s -, Tuesday Shows: NBC—9. Mirth game's only touchdown midway on Northwestern, held to a l4 to "Lost Battalion" Relieved Leavenworth, Kaa., Nov. 8.—(JPi London. Nov. 8.—(^V-~Tho refu­ counted against their attendance H^^ford. Noy. 8.-(Afi Federal nex. / fullback, had been lured to tha through thXCard-Pltts for a 27-8 today annminced receipt of a grant terday at St Bridget’a church at and Madness; 10:30, Finders Keep­ through the final quarter Sunday. 14 tl* by Minnesota. victory While New York beat from the Anna Fuller fund and — R, G. (Boas) Shannon, convicted gee Spanish Repqbllcan union-con­ memo- ers; 1 p. m.. Melodies. . . . CBS— r^"‘- —- altar and lost to the team and Sixth. Army G#oup in France. the 9 o’clock roaisa In the annual The Setback waa 4he Crusaders’ Oklahoma, which continued Its t o n , ^ to 0. and Philadelphia said the money would be used in In the kidnaping of Charles F. cluded a three-day congress at 8:30, Coffee Club; 4, Serrie* Time; Th* state cross-country cham' Moon. Mullins, another splendid flrat after three victories and two Nov. '-ft— A “lost battalion” of Toulouse by voting y««terday to ado^ld a*^*M{l^*“ mltor to Slat 1 observance of reception of the domination of Iowa State wjth a bliyrtcd Brooklyn, 21-7, for the cancer prevention work In Con- Urschel, O kl^om a City oil jnan. Funerals sacrament in a body in respect for 4:30, R a ^ o n d ReotL . . . BLU— pionahips will be held this coming back, was on th* sideline with a ties. ■ » the Seventh Army, which was cut establish an enlarged N atl^ al Lib­ TONIGHT 9, Breakfast Club; 11 Breakfast at Saturday afternoon at Storrs, at bad leg. 12 to 7 victory, has a chance to .rk’s- fifth beating to six starts. . nectlcut. In 1933, was released on parole to­ the deceased members of the coiin- settle the Big Six title probte ’Ihe grant, tt was stated, was off by the Germans for a week in day from Federal penRentlary and eration committee. Paris dis­ them being Phoenbt Fire ,of J3425,000425.000 for the.,the . government Sardl’s; 12 noon. Musical Variety; the University of Connecticut Rockne got a Iqt of sympathy by Mea.nwhile. Washington was Aetna Fire. rtl. The KnIghU were Joined to by downing Missouri. The Tig sroted by trustees of the futjd to the the St. Die area, was relieved by left Immediate!: by bua for hts ‘■‘- patches interpreted this as a step Mlaa Elsie L. Porter ______! I seizure of the Groton Iron Work* 12:30, Farm and Rome Hour. . . . The local Red and White team is moaning that he would use the edging out Cleveland, 14-10, a* Japanes>-American troops who toward creation of a govemment- The funeral of Miss Elsie L. ' shipyard, Groton, where subma­ the communion by the msmbors dropped Michigan State off the''un- the Re Helping friend . He Is In the supply dlvlslon.-He ha* on second play of game. Green Bay at Cleveland. ’Thomas E. Dewey, arrived today of the WACa to receive the awrd, Domel. Japanese news agency, been ovei^a* 17 mon*ha.' selves away by coming to close found. Many auspetted that Smoky Unbeaten Vale, extended to whip U v^ within 10 miles of the king’s Temperatore Drops Glenn Davis, Army— Crossed ■ New York at Phlladeiphia. ' hunting preserves, to ancient Eng- from her home In Owosso. Mich., Sergeant Wright was cited Jtor announced in a broadcast today. Monkasra Have Ampllflo'* behind the line to stop the run­ Joe was a goner after that near Dartmouth by a 6 to 0 edge, takes for a visit with the RepuWlcah TONIGHT goal line thrice a* Cadets wallop­ ning play they were expecting. haymaker, r on Brown, a 20 'to 0 victim of U n i' the dog’a knees were cut to 'exceptional and merttortouB con­ ’The report, recorde^l by U. S. gov- Waterbury. Nov. 8—(AV- An- ed VillanovA ROck Chucks Est pMts presidential nominee. duct" as a telephone op^tor to A groundhog’s body tempera- Howler, monkey* have sounding itidton General Escape*^ This fumble had left them fighting A* a looeir, however, the Brown Coast Guard Academy. prevent hie chasing the royal emment monitors, said Renxo Sa* thon Alvaa 58, a csrpenter Uvlng Gtonn Dobbs, Second Air Fore* game. Small dogs, able to pass turn during hibernation drops to boxes to their bead* which am­ mad. Tears were starting to Mu­ Bbmber proved himself an even In the far west, California visits North Africa and about 37 degrees, or Just a ^ s wada. Jap^ese vice minister of in the Oakdale dlMrtct of this Bern. Svritzerland. Nov. 8.—(A —threw thra* touchdown posse* Cheyeiute, Wyo.— charge '^d’affaires o< the for mile* through the South "We shifted to the left, with the powerful Fourth Air Force down to lent than 10 beats pec A fii6iid. * ^ ' son-in-law o f King . Vittorio Eman-j lo Army Airbase. Marty Brill receiving the ball and He stuck It out grimly find gal­ tains like nothing better thsa A the switchboard _at Allied head­ move. .? American Jungle*. tuoflt. The California-UGLA fray diet of reflector posts treated with Boston, Nov. 8.—(/P)—Massa­ minute. Alves, putting storm windows uel* of Ite^; e*oap«l from north-| Buster Stephens, Tennessee— giving it to Marchy Sehworts on lantly, if dazedly, through aix quarters on a friend’s bouse yesterday is th* second of the year, the chemicals sa s pre srvstlve. Stst* -In Crttieul CoodlBoa chusetts voters were expected to­ •rn Ite ^ where he bad he^H Passed for two touchdowns to IS- a splnnerT Schwarts started for more savagely-fought rounds be­ Bears winning the first 6 to 0 on day to cast a record vote in to afternoon, lost hla balance while held prisoner by the Germtua, U] 0 win over LSUU. fore Bfihifieltog landed the final Highway S'jpt J. R. Lromley *sy* „U. S. Senator the weak aide tackle, but drifted Sept. 80. . that the chuck* are “hUlbUly n l- Bants Monica, Calif., Nov. 8.— morrow’s eltctiona, with interest atop a ladder and fell 40 feet, his was isported her* todgy. Shorty McWilliams, Miarisaippl a little to give ma a ebancs to run r i^ to the lath. head striking,a oonente driveway. Arkansas, remaining to the ativu ot th* woodchuck." Chsmt- (IP>_»CoiiMdlsn Jo* E. Brown’s 14- centered In the national ticket State—Set up one touchdown and through a hole. I cut fo r tha when hs met the German again and the contest for governor. He died in' Wateriniiy hospital -Ddnaher two years and thre* days later, Southwest 6onfcrence picture cala on the poet* s is *odlttis M 4Hr*old daughter, Mary, waa re- scored another to win over Ken­ flat sone on a dead run, and took with a 7 to 8 triumph over Texas pQlted stlU to a criticsl condition a little mor«i than an hour after tiantUr Woidd Help tucky. - 1 Louis Avenged that one quicker fluoride, potassium Uchroinatte : I n pass from Schwarts. Mustek’s than yoii.ean aay Schweinfurt. ’ A. A M., entertains Bice, 'spilled sodium srssnste .snd gum srahie. to BsbU Monica hoaplUI. today, the accident Atves to sundYsd i M Horvatli, Ohio State—Gain­ hands slipped off my bock as. I Must Give Full Information by bis widow, two brothere and If sportsmen, skeet shooters, and VOTE REPUBUCAN Biif to my mmd, it w4a Joe by Texas Tech and ' the Texas ' t ■uftortof from .concussion kqd ed 116 yards to 21 tries and oom*> caught th* ball, and I want across hla toother, who live* to Portugal. other marksmen, were to turn to Louis’ losing fight to 1938 which Longhorns, who crushed Southern Musi A n ^ lhaes**steA*». ■ ">■ ■ :-s, § other tojurtee Incurred to «if-*utoi plsted five ot eight paasesuin -d^ the goal Ito* for ths first touch­ - n.ohU* accident Saturday night Washington,' Nov. 6.—(/Pi— s'l their dtachsTged shells sad OVeA hi* championship caliber Methodist, 84 to 7, next take on fast of Indiana. , ” down." 1$-'' Coal dealera, begUuilng Nov. TL Stray Pogs, B ar^ cartridfss, they would add mora *ad stemliia. Oklahoma A A-M, The Aggies, Tops*. Utsh^HW—Ths -T o m s must give their customers full in­ than WOO tons ot war mstala ,to Sten: Nastorak, Georgia—Pound- O'Ooaaor's Pidroff Bo* who burst TuLs’s bubble s week Times, pubUcstio*i of ths Oteitesl Oil Heat Need* formation about the kind of coal the national scrap pUe. ad Alabama ILis ter short steady Bsveml minutes later, Schwsrts, earlier, were spilled tn turn by the Utah RslocattM esater^ ssrrIsA A 32s fine has been fixed a* a WTIC —.9:00 g a ^ as Bulldogs won, 14-7. W U B mM Votora Free. they buy. An tovoied, salea slip ot penalty for letting a dog stray Brill and CSridso went over the Noriban. Okie., Naval Rase, 16 to this front-psgs boKf —h t m wlO ttm oll-h*eted home receipt must be given each pur- Boris Dimanchsff, Purdue— left tackle position of Bob Hall, Bbamst, Okla.——Jim Ep­ 0. Balnbrtdg* (M^) Navy sur­ be no wssthOT report* w ti. tt* over'.netghbore’ lot* to London be­ Scored four touchdowns against n e e ^ about W tounaU of fuel oil chaser, the Office of Price Ad cause home garden* h»v* become and O’Connor, the dark horse full­ person, taxlcrb operator, says his prised yeaterday by walloping tbermomstor wM oi 1M* WBt ' t t Rtittd Ueriild Ailv*. PULL THE TOP LEVER Wlsconsla to first start at Full­ ♦Bnuellv. while a single large rs*t ministration ' nilpd today. OPA. ao Important back. todfi through the opening Baofey O'Ooamur broke It op with cabs will haul oU Roosevelt voters North Carolina Pr^-FUght, 49 to Salt LsksIlsaA tsoael aieel ptont require* up lo said the Idea Is ”to Ud in cnfoicei Read Herald Adrg. back. for 80 yardto ahd tbe sseond touch- MSG-puffnn. to tho poUa Tusedsy—

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MANCH1*»TER KVKNI1S(; HEHALU. IrfAiHUMiaariSK, W W N ; MUNUAT. WUVEMBEK B. 1944 siANCfii!*dtc.M c.viMxxuxu MANcneieihin, cAiiNn,, n u n u A x , mfVfsjnBBn e, xs«e ______^ ^ i... f A w m sirij Roums S^'lthout Board 59 Apartments, Flats, Help Wanted—Female ^4|ou8ehold Goods 5b Tenemepls . 63 From here it looks like the .b.uL ha aaw a lady going to, and FOR RENT—FURNlkHiD room. younger genefatloS has learned ilotermlned to follow her lead. Tlio WANTED— SEIAMSTRESS for MAPLE TWIN BEDS and bureaus, QassifiefI OU eC ¥ T / I'Nr outer things it shouldn’t from Its elders. lady went to t’le llcliet window, maple bedrooin suite, double beds, Inquire 128 South Main- street DICK. I'M VOTING for ,-lerman RANGE RURNER SERVICE. Tel. slipcover work, part or full time, after 7 p. m. 3 ROOMS FOR RENT—Cal! after i t and, putting down her monev P. Kopplemann for Congreaeroan no cutting. Watkins Brothers Inc. maple dinette Set, and hutch cabi­ 3 o'clock. 8047. Hu.ah, little.'snowflake, don't you said: * ' 6940 after 5 p. m- net, dlnl* g room Iset rockers Md Advertisements Cesrriahi. Ifi44 on election day, We need men NBA ficrvlce* lae. Conatnictlve Conversation ' What art you doing with that '■ 'cry; ■ Lalrit o f true coopers-, lunch. ToP iiy voted agalnat aelectlve aervlce, Mend. Otager, makes • play for : portfolio, 1 watched hiqi aa he tiveneaa is fostered. 4 RQOM heated , 1 waawni f_acinated by his uglitiesa. stepped In. ,He landed at the foot Be Emotionally Stoblf V aad Foond 1 your vote, ______special low prices on high grade Th^ Home Nurse 8797. > apartment Centruy located. Chapter XII The thin, mean Upi. Furtive eyea. At tbe post office, a woman Manager (grinlly, as he stalked o f the elevator abaft with a thud. When people carry their home a s h e s a n d r u b b is h removed. window shades and Venetian Call 2-1408. A faint white scar on the right stepped up to a window and aaid: over to the table where the three A few aeconds later tha other FIVE ROOMS—All Improvements. PinkuB waa late getting away worries and troublaa to their f jfw m ^.w nx. TOE PERSON who Tel. 2-1688. W. Schulte. Help Wanted—Male S6 blinds completely Installed. Sam­ By l» n a h . Trott Friday noon Ginger called and cheek. Woman—I want two dollars sat)—Leave him to me. drunk opened Ahe door and bui­ Automobiles for Sale 4 MARRIED COUPLE desires 4-5 from the office—W was 2:00 p. m., Manager (looking sternly at Fork, the quality of their work found bUlfold In Magnell'n ples furnished. Capitol Window Aaat. Dlr„ Nunlng SSrvIca On bus line. Apply 64 Union iskled me to come over. By the "Read Ahia.” he- aaid, suddenly. worth of Victory Stamps. a o ^ decided to have only a sand­ lt rod: ' and their cooperation is likely to r a NGE b u r n e r s cleaned. In- WANTED—1 MORE good me­ room apartment Write Box A-21, way she talked, friendly-llke jbut Pinkua)—Sir, I am the manager Sebqnd Dn^nk —Did you find nfor Frtday night pleaw retdm f o r SALE!- 1937 PACKARD Shade Co., 241 North Main street. Anoericaa Bed Croas street, Rockville, Conn- .. It whs the draft of a contract Postal Clark—What denomina­ wich for lunch. On his. way he auffer. Keep the emotional peaks: atalled and serviced. Satisfaction chanic to work on Dodge and Herald. Bt the same time with the proper pertaining to the purchase of the of this rcHtaurant, . . . the cloakroom? to Hr. MarneU and receive re­ aedan, with radio and heater. Phone 8819. Open evenings. tion, plaaseT met. two' fellows Who wanted ' to and valleys IcvcWkI down diiring 1 guaranteed. Call 2-1309. Plymouth passenger cars, and degree of reserve, I knew’'VlrgU conwrolUng interest to a pinball First Dnink (from below) — ward. PJcturea valued aa heep- Good condition. Inquire 102 Sum­ WANTED—TWO, THREE or four Woman—Now, look hare, do I talk over a buainess deal with Pinkua (Interrupting aiid ax- working houra. It. isn’t good just h,:. D ^ g e trucks. Sollmene and 4 BUR>7ER WHITE porcelain gas Hot Weather Adde To Problem and more apacloua'' If window was at. her elbow. - . ' machine -factory, 1 acaimed the Yea, but watch that first atep — . aaka to owner.______mer atreet or call 2-1039 after EXPERIENCED RADIO servlc furnished rooms by two young have to tell what church I belong him; rleimlng)—Good! You fire just to :"let yourself go” emotionally. Flagg; Ihc., 634 Center street Ttove,—broiler, oven, 2 utility Of Keeping Patients Happy draperiea and all unnecessary fur­ The moment I entered the apart­ various parsgraphfi then loq^ed tha fellow . I want-to aee. Haven’t i* a a long one. 5 p. m . ______Ing. Prompt and efficient. Call women. References furnished. ment It was apparent that what­ to, to get a little old two dollars' PinkUB:—I am Just going to drawers. Call 3774. 19 NeWman niture are removed. Large ruga up at him. worth of stamps? ' - you got an orchaatra? UJBT—FOOTBAli. along Main 4607 or apply at 362 Vernon YOUNG MAN WANTED—Full or Box B, The Herald______ever business he’d transacted in lunch. Will you Join m e? We can Elderly Gentleman (reading)- 1937 PACKARJ convertible coupe, street. Nursing the sick back to health should be taken out In hot weath­ "Seems to be all right.” '/ talk while we’re eating. Manager- -Certainly we kave A native o f Ireland started It aaya here in the paper that a street, Towik______part time. Nice hours, excellent Chicago had turned out the way ‘There are a few things I have "111 be glad when th* elee* ' V Hreet Can 3-1278. ^ radio and heater, J936 Packard is a difficult task at all times, but er. A bare floor that can be wiped WANTED TO RENT—TWO or Jimmy was ahaktng his pet rab­ l^ tb aaid they had eaten, but an orchealra. away on his first trip. Never hav­ man.ia nm over In New York convertible coupe, radio and heat­ salary. See Mr. Utchman, Arthur In hot weather it challenges the off with a damp cloth on hot days he’d wanted It ta I’d never seen to tell you, though. The purchase Pinkua-Then, why ain’t It ing seen a railway station, he did tion’s all over—that booing and AL4L KIN’^S <5f f a r m tractor P r e -w a r g a s r a n g e , excel­ three room furnished or unfur­ bit, demanding with each shake: to save time they would go with every half hour. er, 1936 Plymouth 4-door aedan, Drug, Rubin''w Bldg. Ingenuity of an expert because It even smells cool. him In such a jovial mood before. won't be to my name. I’ll use a playing? not know how to ,get his ticket. whistling duj^g tha newsreels AnnoaBCjcnents work, grading, plowing and cord lent condition. Call 2-0965.______nished heated apartment Wrltf. He was enthroned in an easy chair straw man and make out another Jimmy—How much la five and him. Pinkua aelected k rather ex- Friend—Poor fellow! baa been k^ing me awakel* radio and heater, 1934 Pontiac wodT" sawing done- Aims LAtul- WANTED —MEN FOR POWER requiree almost constant effort to If there are many pictures on Box V, HeVald.______five? pensive eating place, and when - ^___ I the walls, take them down and with his feet stretched out on a agreement with him. But we’ll, convertible coupe. Have othera, hpe, 768 Vernon street. Tel. 6077. presses: also for winding ma­ f o r s a l e :— EINGLISH Minton keep the patient comfortable. hassock. And instead of milk he Father (coming on the scene)— the waiter, appeared, ordered h a r r y , y o u A.Rh right. I've $75 and up. Caa.i and terma, The long, oppressive —PATRIOTIC men and 1941 MASTER JEEP with ateel ing Store, 36-38 Oak street Call aervlce man. Call 2-0840 morn­ f u r n i t u r e :—8 rooms, reason­ furniture, the same old pictures on cluttered, and keep only those houae, all improvements, with 5 pickup body. 3498.50. Terma a ^ claimed. "How’s the boy!" nations, giving me Just enough TVSKT TO A women to volunteer to work on 8254.______ings. able price, no dealers. - Take a the walls. The very eight of food things that are really needed. acres of land, within 10 mUea of I mumbled something and aat data so that I could understand, trades accepted. Bnmner’a, 80 year to pay. Albert’a Furniture repels him, and he la likely to be­ Mancheater. Ranging from $6,500 O? HKSt OKfCT I elecUcn day for WANTED—ALi. KINDS of elec­ down. Hie bubbling apirita and the but being careful to withhold cer­ Oakland street. Call 6191 Co., 43 Allyn street. Phone come fretful and hard to please. Polling Ptaee Buns Into Ban to $8,000. Call 4816 after 6 p. m. foollah wlaecracka he atarted^to tain details. For the time being wtSsTtiaoAy dent, FranklU. D. Rooeevelt. CaU tric wiring and repairing. Any DemocraUc Hedaquartew. Itoom Dog»—Birds— Pets 4., 6-0358. One might blame the weather make Irritated me; If he’d wanted I put Ginger out of my mind. 1936 DESOTA 4 DOOR aedan, size Job i^ven prompt attention. and astiume that there Is nothing Si 791 Main etreet- Tel. 2-0550. 1185; 1937 Bulck 4 door aedan, Montrose, Cailf.-1^(4')-The Of- me to come over on business why (To Be Continued) Call 3976 before 7 p. m. f o r s a l e — GUARAN’TEED PRE-W AR FLOWERED hodfced to be done about it, but the home flfce of Price Administration has Gay Deceiver didn’t he get going? But he was 3445; 1938 Chevrolet coach. $439 alnglng canarlea all colors. Call rug, 28x52, doe; n't ahow usage, nurse who really feels the spirit WANTED—A GOOD 1938 Chevrolet 4 door sedan, r a n g e BUURNERS cleaned $3. Intervened to prevent voters* from to ho hurrj’. country for dog, good with chil­ 6467. ______$10. Call ______of nursing will sympatSlre with tramping In and out of Lieut. B. “ What’s this Ginger’s been tell­ $489. Brunner’s, 80. Oakland Reasonable rates on heaters. Rea­ the patient’s discomfort and .try dren. can 8296. OOCKE31 SPANIEL'pupplea, trl- M. Garrett’s front room next ing me about a new^partment?" atreet. Call 5191. sonable servicing on all types of FOR SALE^MAPLE Junior .bed, to make things more endurable ' I thought I’d move. It’s a bit electric motors. Call 2-1562. colon, parti-colon. reda and maple single bed. ladder-back oc­ Tuesday. The OPA ruled his land­ " ‘ l938 Olda- and pleasant for him. better than'the other place.” S and / \ 'f blacka. JacK Froat Kennela, 26 casional chair. Inquire 38 Gerard lady could not rent the room aa a Change Is Needed polling place without violating Ho burst into laughter. "Hear mobile sedan, 1938 DeaoU se—FBI agents Q—What bird besides the os­ ALLEY OOP Complications BY V. T. HAMLIN Garairea—Services— monthly, reasonable rate. Call for Poultry and Snpplies (Out of the window. This will be were puzzled over the plans of a voice. estWclally helpful If he can have a •That’s not all," I said. "I aup- trich has been known to bury ite Storage 1® detain. Phon^ 3627, between 6-9. OIL BURNER and coll for kitchen suspect accused' of the theft from OUR HEOO^ lost MiMORV HfiSCOMC glimpse ^f Cool green grass and poae you alao know about’ thethH in Tear ? / Apply In Person. 5 1-2 MONTH OLD K I. Red pul­ range. Call 2-1614 after 6 p- m. the Miami ^ r port of a life ra ft HEVtPOcTT 1 (ANT lets, $2 each. A. Nelson, 737 Ly- trees. However, if such a change ca r?" a. A—The moorheh. rEiiBP a in 't IDU three machete knives, seven K AW .SO , 1 CAR OARAGE for rent at 90 Heating-Plumbing— dall street.. Call 8906. FO R *SALE—FAIRMONT kitchen brings him closer to a hot brick •The wlfat?” F O teO T rations, a clock, an electric fan, She'd probably forgotten that. Q—How much haa Germany ex­ i ABOUT T K , LARSeV4'S Walnut atreet <2aU 7487. range, black and gray enamel, wall or a tin roof that reflects the SAV, A7R0> WAS I HOME/J Roofing heat, he may be more comfortable six yards of canvas, 30 yards of . "Oome and take a look,” I said. acted In occupation payments? LAND OF oil burner, wonderful baker; Flor­ nylon and 20 yards of linen fab­ REAUV OUTA MV d^uips Articles for Sale 45 away from the window. He puahed himself out of the chair A - $26,400,000,000. Feed Service ROOFS OF aiJ TYPES replaced 1 ence parlor heater, with 12’ ric. HEAD? an d a big Wanted Autos— or repaired Including elate, com- It makes a room seem cooler and followed me into the kitchen. 11 PAIRS OF USED two-llght burner, both stoves like new. It overlooked the Chalfont park­ Q—What la an are? Motorcyclea 12 pofiltlon. ehlngle or Un. Alao val- Also 54 gallon oil barrel. Guaran­ ■ S$ Depot Square ^ window saahea. Call Francis ing lot. A—An area of 100 square me­ SELL YOUR CAR. NOW. C!ash on leyg, tUahlnge. gutiere, chlmneye Paganl, 176 1-2 Sprlice street teed. Inquire 56 Ardmore Road. "R ir' '. there, the blue converti­ E. V. Coughlin. 390 Woodland. ters (1^0.6 square yards). tha soot for cleaji ’B6-’42 models. after 4:30. pandsome Knit Gloves ble." OrUIUIOS 9* W ww—seae.%. iE*bone 7707, He opened his moOth but I stop­ Q—What la the population i 6191-4485. Open Monday. Thiea- 1 PAIR OF FRENCH doors, 6 Machinery and Tools ped him. Crete? FOR SALE day. Wedneaday evenings, 'tlU Moving—Tmcking— feet 8 Inches, by 2 feet 8 Inches, CONNECTICUT' has an allotment "N o speeches please, Virgil. I A—387,000. prewar; the island nine. with hardware; andirons with of new Cletrac tractors and these know what you’re going to aay. la about twice the aise of Long S-EOOM HOUSE Steam heat. Storage There's plenty of time for all these “He claims a billy goat haa a more dev8stating''efTeptI’' matching fire tool aet, not anti­ are obtainable by qualifying Island, N. Y. Mpper ptamhlBg, t-car garage. WANTED USED CARS—Will buy thifii^ I’m young, and when you AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Com- que. Call 3326. farmers. Contact us for details. Nswiy decorated • throoghont. smy year or modeL We will P*y were my age —I know It by heart." Q—What is 4 Cuba In Ethiopia? trees* and ahmbe. Large top prices for well kept ears. Cole • pany. Trailer van aervlce. Mov­ WANTED— ELECTRIC train sets, Dublin Tractor Company, Wllli- We returned to the living room SIDE <;i.AMIES BY GALBRAITH ing, packing and atorage. mantlc. A —A liquid measure equaling Near bus Hue. Prioed Motors at Center. Phone 4164. engines, cars, tracks, transform­ and he dropped into his chair, 1.07 quarts. Small Down Payment, 6187. er, accessories, any make, condi­ slowly shaking his head. FOR SALE-2-HORSE mowing V t Uka rent. tion. Also can repair ehglnes and "How waa the trip?" I Inquired. Q—What good i sawdust^ FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS The Proof BT MERRILL BLOBSH NORTH AMERICA Van Unea accessories. Reasonable. Phone machine. Prlpe $5.00. Call at « "Fine! Come here. Ginger.” Inc. Ooaat to Coaat moving aerv­ 8464. 63 Fairfield street 9:30 a. McKee street. A— From one ton, . chemists have obtained 1,000 Iba. plastics Jarvis Realty Co. Have You An lce. Dial 5187. m-2:30 p. m. She got up from the sofa on VuVOTE FOR HILDA* after all,^ which she'd been sprawling, slip­ Ingredient, 120 lbs. acetic acid, 60 THIS isnT sTiriCTLY A M A N 'S v w b l o / Oeater Street Musical Instruments 53 lbs. furfural, 300 lbs. sugar for it 4112 or 7278 FOR SALE—DOUBLE barrel 12 ped .ber feet into a pair of fancy WOMEN HAVg PROVEN ODNCUISIWELV^AT I-----T Appointment gauge shot gun, $35. Two oil mulea and came over to sit on tbe alcohol. THEY ARE RJLUV dJgALtPlED T& DO W F — '' ^ —------II 2-0964 or 7278 . FOR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL ma­ work: o p M S N ! AND------r = :r n r - druma with apout $2. each. arm of Bogglo’s chair. With Jarvis? PLANO TUNING and repairing; hogany apartment alze Grand Q- What makes tank gunnery Apartment alze gas stove, $5. piano. Barg-.ln for quick sale. "Show Lro the watch Daddy player piano specialty. John brought you from Chicago." accurate on the run, bouncing and Cockerham, 28 Bigelow street Call 8826 or 226 1-2 Woodbridge 1080 Main street, Hartford. atreet That waa Boggto. Bellyaching jounctofi ? Buying and TeL 4219. 8678 about the way I spipit dough one A—A gyro-atobilizer which WILL BUY ANY OITIce and Store 3442 minute and in the next boasting "floats” tbe gun on trunnions. Tbe Garden— Farm—Dairy unit Increases accuracy from less Selling Private InstractloBs Equipment 54 about his generosity. The watch Prodnets waa worth a cool two thousand if than I per cent to better than 70 GOOD per cent at 300 to 1200 yards. e l o c u t i o n -SPEECH problems I I knew anything about Jewelry. REAL ESTATE «,R S A ^ N .^ p,. .pp.« « "Platinum and diamonds," he —Foreign accents deleted—Pri­ This slenderizing frock for th« (i-W h a t la Lt.-Gen. William S. REAL ESTATE IS OUR BUSINESS! vate tutoring In reading, i^tlng, aa d proudly. "Fifteen hundred it slightly heavier figure haa a fitted coat me. Wholesale.” Knudsen's command? arithemtlc, letter writing; t pho-j girdle and long line from the Ginger beamed. "Now I’ll al­ If yon sre interested In netic spelling. Thu White Studio, ney etreet A—Tbe newly organized Alr‘| Fair Prices Wearing Apparel— Far* 51 shoulder which enda In a diagonal ways know what time It .’is," she Technical Service Command. bujrins or selling s home or 709 Main atreet Phone 2-1392. FOR SALE—APPLES. Maclntosn midriff find Is very flattering for said childishly. -i'-. _ Tarm in Manchester or vicin­ and winter variety. Alvan Rua-1 f o r s a l e —CHINESE kidskln the atyllah matron. Tltere waa aomething about her ()—What Is'a Jap “Betty” ? t ity, let JARVIS assist yon. sell, MounUln Road, Glaston­ coat, size 12. Worn only one sea- Pattern No. 8678 la designed for atUtude that I didn’t Tike. From A— A twin-Riotored bomber. RED RYDER She MeaiiB BusiBcaB BT FRn»HARNAl Wm. F. Johnson We have choice listings of Help Wanted—Female bury. Gall Manchester 6888. eon. Inquire 11 Broinard Place. size*. 36, 38, 40, 42. 44, 46, 48, 50 the moment I’d entered the apart­ BsUdcr — Real BsUts WANTED GIRLS AND WOME^J j anil 62. Sizes 38, 8-4 sleeves, ment I’d noticed she waa having ( RED-’ RED RIDER•’ WHERE>;r^ "THERE'S riOLLI. LITUE E-EAVER.'J LOOK OUT, RtORYCtR? ail types. PIG POTATOES— , Also cabbage ' FOR S^-LE:—168 NEW Ui S. requites 4 3-8 yards'^ of 89 -IncB a wonderfu. time. She’d took at VN'TH'JNDERIS IHAI 5HE'5 JUrT RETURNED,- TelephoiM T426 or 4614 . f for bench work. Steadv work, for sauerkraut Paul Schendel, Army Aviation sbeeplined hel­ ■ Bogglo, then at me, then back good pay. Tobw Baseball Com- | materlaL » — ^COW'&O'i^ ----X- ’ . FROi'I HER rTROU V 187 Gardner atreet or 2-0465. mets, all alzea Brunner's, 80 Oak­ For this pattern, send 20 cento, again at him as If she were se- Jarvis Realty Co. pany. Elm atre.jt. land street. Tel. 6191. in coins, your name, addreaa, slss - cretly enjoying the situation. The T v -' Mfiitehegter ^ y Mrs. Anne Cabot ! in coin, plus 1 cent poelejage. y««r desired, and^the pattern number vary tht.g that made me uncom­ Manchester Household Goods ! name, address and thlhe pattern fortable waa giving her a terrific Tb.' MUiaHoa: You are a girl PbonM 4112 or 7278 WANTED—WOMAN for Ironing | Wanted to Buy Well^nit gloves make a fine to Tbe Manchester Evening Herald who has been dating a man in Week Days: In my homo or yours. Call 8140. 7 DELUXE ROOMS Xmas gift for a man In the Navy, , number to Anne Cabot, The Man­ Today's. Pfitterii Service. 1150 kick, . Evening Herald chester Herald. 1160 Sixth avenue. I’ve always despised cheats, and the aervlce, and you wonder Sundaya: Phoam 2-0984 or 7278 Of furniture consisting of the fol­ WANTED TO BUY—Large the Army, for, a lad on a defense Sixth AVenue. New York 19. N ,Y. .A'hethei or not you ahould send BttIM With JSrvla Job, for grand-pop—for boys, big New York 19. N. Y. ' The new fall and winter Issue the fact that I waa acting like one Classified Advertisements lowing articles: 5 piece Maple Set used doll carriage.. Good 'condi­ didn’t make me particularly proud. him yoiii photograph when he is For Soeorltyl with extension type table, linoleum and little! Do them In stockinette The new Fall and Winter Issue of "FaMilon" Is now ready— 32 V Count ala av.rag. words to a line. tion. Call 5260. of the Anne Cabot Album contains I was actor enough to look Bog­ transferred. He hasn’t yet asked f- iBitlali. number, and ebbr.vtatton. stitch and knit the wrist warm pagefi>- It’i a complete guide to for kitchen, white utility cabinet dozens of accessory set IdeSs, gifts,' gle straight In the face, but all Ip for It. • R each eount a. a word and oompouno WE PAY CASH ovenware se t dishes, 8 'piece' wa­ and snufc by using a ribbed stitch. your fan and winter wardrobe. Wrong Way: Send him your word, as two words. Minimum cost W ANTED—2-3 JBCTIONS of sec­ To obtain complete knit 'ng In- Christmas toys, warm sweaters. all the situation was. extremely dia- Is prto. tit tbr.. lines. terfall style walnut bedroom auite, Send for yitur copy. taateful to me. Ginger, on the oth­ photo^aph, asking for one of him FOR GOOD tional bookcase. Call 3723. 8trocUon“ ‘ fo r t h e ‘ Knitted oToves i^m fascinators! Price 15 Lins rates par da: for transient 3 piece Colonial maple bedroom cento. er head, was obviously relishing In retiirn. ads. ' MODERN FURNITURE suite, 3 piece mahogany bedroom ------"(Pattern No. 5217) send 16 cento cento. i f if FINIMN3 RED JONE 1MCREA6E6 WANTED— s m a l l sized crib or the game. Right W ay: Walt for him to ' • BWaetiTa March IT. leZT •= RAGE AS SHE <30E5 10 WE BUY suite, all ateel spring, mattress. 2 bassinet. Reasonable. Telephone ask you for your photograph be­ Cash Charge WE BUY pillows Included with each bed­ fore sending IL , I'PoD looks very busy and inmortanl with lhal brief case, ‘r— IIHE fvASCH “OU^E FOR .A 4 Consecutive Oars ...17 otsl S eta ENTIRE ESTATES 2-0430. ______Bogglo. waa having a regular but I happen to know all that’s in it is tha baby’s diapcrar ,.-o I______='HOvqDQwr»-' g Conssoutivs Days ...It ctslll ois Direct From the Owner room auite In. addition to bedroom picnic. Ha winked at me and then 1 Day ...... Ill ctslll eta If yon a n movtaig aad Sava chair, blankets, I scatter rug and WANTED TO BUY bench or said, "How about giving Daddy All orders tor Irregular insertions exoeea Itema, eaO na. boudoir lamps, . 3 piece maple all stand drill press for home use. another kise becauae he’s come TtNINERVlLLB FOLKS will be charged at ths one time rata. home and he's so good to Ginger?” BY FONTAINE FOX WASH TUBBS Lrawing the Nooas BY LESLIE rURNEfi Special ratee for long term every spring construction living room Call 6453.______■' •\ ■Vliable to stand it any longer, day advertleing glvsn.upon requeet. ROBERT M. REID suits, 3 piece modern Upeatry liv­ owt SATftOL TRACED Adt ordered cancelled beforS the ing room suite, all spring con- I gotjip, \ AMD w e' ll BET MBA . Ird or Sth day will be eherged only SiELL & ^ON S Rooms Without Board 59 ' ‘T11.& running along; VlrgU." CSAamMEASYGMilEE THIB'nMB! lU K «B r for the actual number of times the atnictlon, aoft 9x12 rug and pad, WEST, and we KNDW HE I A RIMS OP STBet AROJND ad appeared, charging at ths rats Direct To Essential Workers tOl Bfaln 8 t Phone SISS coffee table, 2 end tables, floor Bogglo took hla time before re­ WAS SEEKINd SESMANT \ UUA THAT NOTHING earned but no allowance or refunds Manchester, Oona. lamp, brldgt .lamp, plclurea, has­ plying, then, with hie arm around 3 FURNISHED ROOMS fot rent LINK».7HEND0R6AR«ISDN K jCAN beating unit Constmete4^ ^ t ^ jXha largest suppiy of knoWa used SpruM street. BRING YOUR .TITLE sene owed Imnber. Bpneiona dea-^ “ TOephone Your Want Ads stoTss ia town. Jonas' Furniture ATTRACTTVHLY furnished single HER£.'O0 Tllsl CAN KICKERS- Ada ara aoceptad over tbe tele- eta. An exnllent biqr. and Heating Store, 36-8S -O a k WELL.STUPtO.viOO'RB _ ITS LOOK WwBWff 1‘ve X' and double rooms. Complete Rates: 11 cento^ line per one insertion, 9 cents a line per three TAKE THEM iRKSiHT BACK TO MOtoS BARCyFROM. CHILLV/ JH AT ME.' ■phone at ths CHARGE RATE given MANCHESTER atreett 8264. Opsn svery evening. kitchen facilities. Well heated. WHERE 'O J KICKED 'EM PR3M.' S 6 E N Mika above as e convenience to>'edver- VkXLK-mis MOSNlNG 6 0 AND t ^ . A R 6 PERCENnr isers, but the CASH RATES will be MOTOR SALES, INC. Joryis Realty Co. Central. _^pne 3989.; USED FflT mUGiC I AIN’T 'tOU <3CfT ANY REGARD fOR 1. —'-X HOPE WcA) SHAKE VOO b l a n k ON accepted as PULL Pa TUENT it 521 Center Street Maaebeater insertions, TljBnts a line per six insertions. - TH BEAUTY OF OUR KAIR CITY? '■% P. -paid at the buslneai office on or be. Week Days: PRE-WAR PARljOR coal ha FOR R EN T-tLIOHT Iiousekeep- 'X' >CU KICK THEM THIKJGS OUT OF OlDNTT CRAvdU OP THE A ASLEEP NENN VEARfe (ore ths eaventh day following tbs Telephone 4184 Inquire 88 Hudaon street.'’ AYOAV BEFORn FORnJACE:] WITH first InssrtloD of eaeb ad otberwisa Phones 4112 or 7276 Ing room for wwklng couple, '■ ; V. ‘ - VACANT l o t s AN’ ALLEYS Eve.ebTTWis QOITTINB VOOR tba CHARGE RATE Will be oollact- Snndays: Phones 2-0964 or 7276 FOR SAUfr-SMAUl. pot tjjs comfortably furnished. Day AND THEN LEAVE 'E f^ c o m a IS . '• d . No reapontiblllty tor errors In Write aiiverU8ement,on this Form, p lsd ^ one wort in TIIAH.' ANSVJBR? fctVBS , YOUR OIJ)SMOBILE Build With Jarvia coal stove, used one winter. Cal> workers pref erred. AUo good sln- ■ in Fit •d'lH’ K S T BARTS COMPLETC/ telapbonad ade will be assumed and For Security ! airSlirw ords to each line. Minimum eharge-8 lines. MaU with Check— M oney OF T O N N ' thsir aoentacy cannot be guarsn- 2-0125. ' gts-room. OaU 6951. I A M Z WUAT?. ■ Order or Stamps. V- coNTMTio w ro.n ta m iE «CT77A/6r\^ / DEAP 4 ■ , *■ . BUT. eiLHOOLEy. HE CRN WHM 0 ’>« SIE«nT t h r t s wot 1 OOW'T VOO TMIWK I M*HOOEV HAS vBUHELIKESl' ID BETTER WOT / THE POlWT, J , ■ ■ ■ * *A HE ciAims Y the public STSKT CROWIwy PHIl! THE t THE SCAWOAt /A POWERFUL TMM AWOWS THAT TOO soow?. I TO VOTE FOR ^ ,EARLV -r RNO r siifi iiici WOW? y SHERIFF ftl often: V''*'

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