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;>ih r • C l . ; ■ ' ' ■' ‘ -.,■ ''-Y ~.. •. '' ' . " \ . ■ -■ ' ■ ■■-V , 1 l » . f l l I . i W l — ■ — FRIDAT, NOVEMBER 10, IfM tX)UTlTEEH Manchester Evening Herald- Averagfi Daily Circulation the Weather For the MOpth of October. It44 Poreeaet ol tJ; S. Ueathrr Boreao Partly cloudy and colder tonight 9,002 nnd Sunday; frenn to ntrong winds ■r tonight; fresh winds Sunday. Member at the Audit HALE'S SELF SERVE ' Girls’ Coats Bofedn o f CUculotioaB '* j • Manchester— A City of Village Charm The OriRinal In New England! Boxy eoete In Red, Brown. Fitted eoete, Green, Blue. Fitted coate with eki pants. (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS Bright Red. Sizes 7 to 14. (Cloaolfiad AdvertMag on Paga I f) MANCHESTtlR, CONN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11,1944 ^ SATURDAY SPEQALS! VOL. LXIV., NO. 36 $12-98 to $ 1 0 .9 8 Hole's Bread loo^ 7e Yank* Share Food With Italians en Whole Wheat Bread loof 15c Junior Coats Japan Pours Fresh Green. Red. Rust. Fuchsia. Veivet col Extra Large Jelly Doughnuts or lars. Sizes 11 to 15. Metz Sector Wedge; Sugar Crullers _______ doz. S5c $19-98 to $25*99 Troops into Battle; Large Coffee Cakes and Crumb Cakes____________________ea. 29c Raincoats Storm Aids Landing All But Cut Railroad AsBt Jcenlme ^ , Gabardine— weather sealed, water Tanks ami Infantry Slug A ll Purpose Flour, 25-lb. bag $1.19 repellent, spot re.sistant. Boxy style. Wide Flanking Ship Shells Three Transports and Urges Vets | Nanking Feels Well Beyoml 1918 Some with plaid lin Seven Eiestroyers Are Gold Medal Flour, 25-lb. bag $1.29 ing. Sizes 10 to Move Shaping W heiy TNT Armistice Day Battle 16. $ 1 0 -9 8 Cost of Operation; i R ate P ea ce Blows o f B is line; With 20 Miles of Ceresota Flour 25-lb. bag $1.29 Yamashita Get* Re-1 rr% t w o f Gets Hard Germany's Saar Bor BELTED STYLES At Budapest I Natural Color. $7-98 inforcement* to Or- 1 a O l B I ' M C C Super-Forts « ' ' I der; Palloii’s Army Ad Premier Coffee lb. jdr 34c moc Despite Attacks j '------ Demand for Artillery^ vances as Much as DURATWILL Main Russian Forces By American Planes Scheiberling Says Ainer Jap* Claim Other For Nine Miles in 3 Days. ChMO A Suboni In Blue, Red, Green, $1 3-9 8 Cling to Positions in Ammunition So Great\ Natural. And Torpedo Boats, ica Has Broken Its mation* Raid Island* ^ lb. 32c Suburbs Despite Des Hot Missiles Loaded Coffee Promises; Would As- O f Kyushu anil Saishu ‘ London, Nov. 11.—KA*)— U. General MacAi^hur’s Head-' perate Counter-Blows. Into Freight Cars. S. tanks and infantry, slug MaxweaHew sure Lasting Peace. Also Over Honshu. Larger Sizes in Belted and Boxy Styles quarters, Philippines, Nov. ging well beyond the 1918 lb. jar 34c ll._(;p)-_Japan’s "tiger of Moscow, Nov. 11 —<P)— A wide Columbia, S. C. Nov. 11—(>P)— Armistice day battleline, Coffee Natural color gabardine. Dur- ^ ^ g % Washington, Nov. 11.—(PV- Malaya," whose do-or-die Washington, Nov. 11.—(P)—Vet outflanking movement took shape Demand for artillery ammunition deepened a broad wedge Japa);ieae - controlled Nanking. stand on Leyte has flamed erans of this war should sit at the on two aides of Budapest today is so great that hot shells are be south east of Metz today, i-lb. pkg. 44c liriiVlSj'’ $Q.98 to $ l0 - 9 8 China, felt the b\|ws of B-29 Su- ^ soldier with the U. S.'Fifth Army dishes out food to an eager Salada Tea into a savage battle involv peace table to assure the achieve while the main Russian forces ing loaded into freight cars for and all but sliced the Metz- . ment of a lasting peace, Eidward per-Fortressea today, while a, Italian civilians at Monghidoro, Italy. (AP wlrephoto from holding the city under siege clung-overseas shipment as soon as the Sarrebourg railroad in fight ire. S OMi Oeator Ort ing more than 100,000 men, Japanese broadcast claimed other | signal Corps)- ___________________________ \ ' ■ to their qpsitlona in the capital's | x fjT Inside them hardens. War poured thousands of fresh N. Scheiberling. national com ing advances within 20 iniles Valvita Asparagus 2 cans 25c mander of the American Legion, formations of air giants had raid-1 . southern suburbs against desper- j^oijiuj^tlon Director Byrnes said of Germany’s Saar border. Nipponese against the Yanks ed the islands of Kyushu and Sai- ate Nazi counter-attacks. Ueut.’ Gen. George Patton’s today, after landing them from a said today. One group of Marshal Rodion today. SMta. Cm Bart <M»ot abu. Third Army had thrust aa deep as ^ ^ ^ Id-Bhip convoy at a coat of three In a speech prepared for Armis A War department communique Churchill Pays Tribute Y. Malinovsky’s Second Ukraine He made this disclosure in an nine miles in three days, and Ber can 10c ' V ' X X bT tranaimrta and seven destroyera. tice Day ceremonies at the tomb said a large task force of China- Army edged westward from the address prepared for Armistice lin asserted 600 tanka were en Tomato Juice Taksa Great Risks of the unknown soldier in Arling based planes bombed docks and wide Tisza river bridgehead cap day. gaged in the offensive now in: ita Gen. Tomoyuki Tamaabita, tak ton National cemetery, Scheiber warehouses at Nanking. Details turing additional strong points "We must not let pride in our Large Me. %Vt Om gelteeiia fourth day of earth-sltqking bat- ing great risks with Japan’s ling asserted that America had o f the damage inflicted were not northeast of Budapest and, accomplishments blind ui to the tle. dwindling reserves of Cargo ves broken its promises to this man To War Dead in Paris magnitude of our needs,” Byrnes can 35c made' known, but the War depart Strengthened their hold on the Armored I'nito Reach Lucy Clam Chowder sels and escort warahlpa, got re and his comrades of the last war. ment said furthei information vital Budapeat-Miakolcs railroad. cautioned, explaining that ”our inforcements to Ormoc despite ■This time,” he declared,, “ we do would be given aa soon aa avail-; Drive Aimed at Pees Fourth dlTiaiou armored units reached Lucy, 117 miles southeast determined attacks spaced over a able. Other Russian . units and Tugo- (Continued on Pnge Two) River Herring 14-oz. can 25c 24-hour-period by American Girl’s Slayer of Metz, and milea from the (CoBtInuad on Page Nine) Claims' Home Islands Hit mony at Arc de 1 n- > alav partisan troops of Marshal planes and patrol torpedo boats. A Tito pushed forward west of the Sarrebourg railway, virtually Me. 1 Ton Om Ble Del >br FABRIC or LEATHER heavy rain squall, prolonging An Imperial Japanese commu omphe; Plan* Political Danube river in a drive up through denying ita uae by the Germans. previous cover of darkness, nique, broadcast by the Domel Found Dead; southern Hungary aimed at Peca. British Seek These units had advanced 5 L-2 Sardines can 17c vored the gamble. Penicillin Daily agency and recorded by the Fed And Economic Talk*. The outflanking movement de .miles beyond Delme ridge in 2A' The reinforcements, which rea- eral Communications Commis veloped attacks on German and hours. Six miles to the northweft. • Glow sion, asserted that 80 of the Su- Gas Suicide men of the Sixth Armored divt- GLOVES and MITTENS . aonably might exceed 10,000, but Paris, Nov. 11.— (/P)-— i Hungarian posltiona over a 200- Firing Sites tressed 35,000 other enemy troops per-Fortresaes had struck at the raile front, either end of, which can' Sion enterod Luppy, three milea pint 21c Use to Fight two home islands about 10 a. m. Prime Minister Churchill, | from the rail line. Pancake Syrup V a n Raalte or Comet Rayon Gloves $1.00, $1.50 Pr. o f three fresh divisions moved in turn into a serious by-paaalng of on western Leyte to replace 35,000 Saturday (Tokyo time). Britain’s , self-styled “ wan- B ook*' on Marie Budapest. .Of Boekets Other doughboys drove nearly a lo e Label Capeskin DreM Gloves ..................$ 3 .9 8 Pr< casualties already inflicted by four Syphilis Hope (Later the Tokyt radio report dering minstrel” of diploma-i Malinovsky’s trpops yesterdsy seven milea north of captured Cha American divisions. ed “ a Blight number of enemy Rose LuConihe Case breached the Budapest-Miskolcz teau Salins to Haboudange, 24 pint 17c planes” flew over .the southeast cy, came from behind a 24-1 miles southeast of Metz, and 20 Karo for pancakes Crucial Eagagement Developing ....... — % line S t Mezokovesd, 65 miles north W ool G lo v e s ........................................ ..........$ 1 .5 n Pr. The biggest and most crucial coastal area of HonsKii, main is hour secrecy screen in Paris 1 I.<e** Than Week Aft Heavy Bomber* Will At niiles from the Saar. east of Budapest. North of Metz, another Third Am i Jeatana land engagement since Gen. Doug Freffuent ^Masking' of land of Japan. today and joined Gen. Charles Slogging onward in heavy mud. Wool Mittens.................................$1.00 and $1.25 Pr. (Tokyo did not specify the er Sophomore Killed. tack Launching Point* Army prong pushed alowly east Dress Up To Look Your Prettiest % las MacArthur returned to the de Gaulle in a traditional the Russian Infantry added eight _gkg. 14c Philippines Oct.,20 is developing. Disease by Sister type of planes but said they were ward from Mazicrea, occupying, a Pancake Flour Buy Now While Assortmenta Are Complete. tribute to war dead at the villages and one railway station When Ixicated by woods about four milea above Both Bides are Well equipped and evidently on a reconnaissance Salem, Maas., Nov.